well authorities say they find twenty three weapons in publix hotel room nineteen more were discovered his home it's also reported that the killer two devices with him called bomb stocks which was semi automatic weapons to be modified into fully automatic weapons there were also thousands of ammunition runs at publix hosts and explosives in his car the tragedies reignited the debate over gun control in america critics some highlight that the absurdity that it's illegal to carry a fake gun on the famous las vegas strip but there are no restrictions for carrying a real firearm security analyst charles shewbread sees it's near enough impossible to prevent attacks like this considering nevada's gun laws given that the initial acquisition of the weapons themselves in nevada is certainly perfectly legal. needs to be kept so the amount of ammunition or weapons are gone and since it's also perfectly legal to buy the very simple mechanisms that are required to convert those semiautomatic weapons into far more lethal fully automatic or effectively fully automatic weapons there's really very litt

will go go go go out without a doubt without the authorities say they found twenty three weapons in publix hotel room one thousand more were discovered at his home it's also reported that the killer had two devices with him called bump stocks which allows semiautomatic weapons to be modified into fully automatic weapons that were also thousands of ammunition rounds at publix house and explosives in his car the tragedies reignited the debate over america's gun laws critics have highlighted the absurdity that it's illegal to carry a fake gun on the famous las vegas strip but that there are no restrictions for carrying a real firearm security analyst charles bridge says it's never enough impossible to prevent attacks like this considering nevada's gun laws. given that the initial acquisition of the weapons themselves is in nevada and certainly perfectly legal. needs to be kept so if the amount of ammunition or weapons you're buying and since it's also perfectly legal to buy the very simple mechanisms that are required to convert those semiautomatic weapons into far more lethal fully automatic

weapons to be modified into fully automatic ones there are also thousands of ammunition rounds at publix house and explosives in his car the tragedies reignited the big ongoing long running debate over gun control of america particularly this little thought that critics have highlighted the absurdity that it's illegal to carry a fake gun on that famous las vegas strip but there are no restrictions for carrying a real firearm security on this child's bridge in the week told us it's near impossible to prevent attacks like that that night considering nevada's gun laws. given that the initial acquisition of the weapons themselves is in nevada it certainly is perfectly legal and needs to be kept so if the amount of ammunition or weapons you're buying and since it's also perfectly legal to buy the very simple mechanisms that are required to convert those semiautomatic weapons into far more lethal fully automatic or effectively fully automatic weapons there's really very little it can be done to then stop an individual from going to high vantage point such as in his hotel room and then using th

." >> one of them was an unusual balloon, believe it or not, and it was only sold at one of the publixcery stores in palm beach county. >> reporter: clerks at that same publix tell police that the same person also bought flowers. former reporter jim dipaola was covering the story for the sun sentinel at the time. >> they were like, we know who the killer might be because we saw that person come and buy the same exact stuff you're talking about 90 minutes before the murder. >> reporter: the biggest clue of all still hiding in plain sight. >> they're looking for the chrysler lebaron. >> reporter: four days after the murder, the white 2-door is located. >> detectives found the car at this royal palm beach shopping plaza only 5-miles from where the shooting occurred. >> reporter: there's no murder weapon inside, and curiously, no fingerprints. >> detectives meantime are looking for any scrap of evidence so far they've been relatively quiet about the new lead but there's hope that this will be a break in the investigation. >> reporter: police are reportedly quizzing business associates of m

>> we have a timestamp and when we believe she arrived home based on the distance of the publix and distance 8:30. from the pepper spray on the walls and floor, it appear the melissa came home and was attacked inside the garage. detectives also found a small button on the garage floor. pantsuit. then one detective had an idea -- use the gps and security system in melissa's vehicle to locate it. >> it's a cadillac. cadillac has onstar. they're able to activate the onstar. tell us the location of the vehicle through gps. brought us right to this parking lot. >> the car was about a half mile from melissa's house in this medical office parking lot that melissa never went to. and through onstar, you can remotely open the vehicle? >> they were able to unlock the vehicle for house. >> inside the suv, disturbing clues. what do you find? >> we find a suit jacket that she was wearing the night before. on the suit jacket, there was a missing button. that's significant because the corresponding button was found on her garage floor. >> the jacket smelled of pepper spray, too. there were two shoes found i

. >> detectives went to the publix, where the manager found a match for those items.ith the exact time the food purchase was made. investigators scanned the super market surveillance footage from that moment and found this man. quinn confirmed it, he was the kidnapper. >> she gave us enough information to find his picture and post it on the internet and post it on the news. >> witnesses describe the man to be in his mid 20s or early 30s and 5'8" to 6 tall and now they need your help in hopes of solving this case. >> two days later a 911 operator received a call. >> this is communications how can i help you? >> i need to talk to somebody, i was buying something at publix and my picture appeared for some come kidnapping. >> is that you? >> i'm on my way over there. >> within an hour he ended up here at the sheriff's office. he didn't seem to have a care in the world that he was considered the prime suspect in a kidnapping. howard coal conducted the investigation. >> what did you learn about jasmine osbanovick. >> he was involved in the auto trade, had a college educatio

the recalled poultry was sold at weiss and publix markets.straight day of games for the u.s. benchmarks but things are not looking so rosie for u.s. futures at the moment everything seems to be pointing down. and finally, big news for big guys. retailers have heard you and now they've got more stylish options for big and tall men popping up. retailers like asos and m.v.p. collection aim to make trendy casual looks for plus sized men. there's a subscription service called the winston box. the retail and apparel analyst estimates the mass success of women's plus size clothing has now inspired companies to make plus size clothing for men. >> a police officer shoots at a man who he thinks is robbing a bank. turns out the man is an actor. the story at 5:00 a.m. >> police make a drug bust during a routine traffic stop in delaware. that's up next. >> ♪ >> new here from our delaware news room state police found more than 11,000 bags of heroin during a traffic stop in dover. the trooper pulled over vincent clark of lansdowne delaware county for speedi

fields become cities rivers water publix forests. mostly empty. brings international before us the illusion of a thriving metropolis and the many. chinese dream of a witness documentary at this time on al-jazeera. the arab. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder our top stories this hour the palestinian faction hamas says it's reach a deal on political reconciliation with fatah the two groups have been meeting in the egyptian capital cairo to discuss the formation of a national unity government. tensions are growing between kurdish authorities and the iraqi government after last month's controversial secession referendum the central government in baghdad has denied claims by the kurdish regional government that it plans a major attack on the coke city the k r g says it fears iraqi government forces could launch an assault on the north northern region. and spain is celebrating its national day in madrid as and elsewhere in the country in fact as a political crisis over the future of a customer in your region deepens many have already taken to the st

in publix, the message has almost always been about, even though i hate these guys, what they do is really important and part of america. because we do not hear that as much, we worry about some of the long-term costs. sarah: i think that goes both ways. attacked more,en questioned more. i was called a liar by a major network in an official statement. i have been called outrageous things on air. it goes unquestioned. there is no pushback. time and again. i think there has to be an appreciation for our side that we are working hard and putting in ours. we are doing the best we can't represent the administration. that is often overlooked. frank: does he want to be questioned? does he want to be challenged? sarah: i think it is an important part of democracy. with that freedom comes a great deal of responsibility. you have to have a high level of responsibility to report accurate information. i think that is not done all the time. i have had conversations where i have been in a meeting that included five people. i talked to people to make sure i do not miss something. . go back to a reporter

. >> reporter: this was publix grocery store, major meat recall because this meatloaf was packaged as a big deal but it contains breadcrumbs and soybean oil so if you have any allergies that is a big issue. the recall in stores like south carolina, alabama, tennessee, virginia, florida and georgia. take that back to the store. rob: who lived dropping prices. >> they are offering their entry-level plan normally $7.99, offering for 599 a month for a limited time only and first-time customers. take advantage of that. >> i want you to give the good news, this news this morning. >> at a time it doesn't seem you get anything for free, to customers on its international flights, they offer beer, wine and liquor, in business class, they will enjoy this. great news. rob: thanks so much. jolene: let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> reporter: had a chance to sit down with ivanka trump, i asked about all of donald trump's critics, listen to what she said. what do you say to the critics and the media that attack him constantly and say he is racist and so many things about them that

approximately 40,000 pounds of meat sold a publix supermarket say that workers at the plant words mayl shavings in the package. the las vegas massacre causing lots of concerts to be canceled. said she was on stage and jennifer lopez have canceled shows out of respect for the dead ends. the music festival in texas offering refunds to anyone who's may be uncomfortable attending. meanwhile, legion air offering free flights to family members of people who were killed or injured in this tragedy. many people taking out the airlines on their offer. cheryl: with more than 500 injured, that's a lot of flies. thank you to the airlines to respond to the national tragedy. breaking overnight, the girlfriend of the shooter stephen paddock back on u.s. soil. marilou danley was stated by the feds on the tarmac last night. you can see here she is now officially been considered as a person of interest. could she be the key to unlocking what everybody wants to know? her mother for that deadly shooting in u.s. history. criminal defense attorney and democratic strategist michael hawkins and criminal defen

in publix, the message has almost always been about, even though i hate these guys, what they do is really important and part of america. because we do not hear that as much, we worry about some of the long-term costs. sarah: i think that goes both ways. attacked more,en questioned more. i was called a liar by a major network in an official statement. i have been called outrageous things on air. it goes unquestioned. there is no pushback. time and again. i think there has to be an appreciation for our side that we are working hard and putting in ours. we are doing the best we can't represent the administration. that is often overlooked. frank: does he want to be questioned? does he want to be challenged? sarah: i think it is an important part of democracy. with that freedom comes a great deal of responsibility. you have to have a high level of responsibility to report accurate information. i think that is not done all the time. i have had conversations where i have been in a meeting that included five people. i talked to people to make sure i do not miss something. . go back to a reporter

in publix, the message has almost always been about, even though i hate these guys, what they do is really important and part of america. because we do not hear that as much, we worry about some of the long-term costs. sarah: i think that goes both ways. attacked more,en questioned more. i was called a liar by a major network in an official statement. i have been called outrageous things on air. it goes unquestioned. there is no pushback. time and again. i think there has to be an appreciation for our side that we are working hard and putting in ours. we are doing the best we can't represent the administration. that is often overlooked. frank: does he want to be questioned? does he want to be challenged? sarah: i think it is an important part of democracy. with that freedom comes a great deal of responsibility. you have to have a high level of responsibility to report accurate information. i think that is not done all the time. i have had conversations where i have been in a meeting that included five people. i talked to people to make sure i do not miss something. . go back to a reporter

since a democrat held an alabama senate seat >>> over 38,000 pounds of ground turkey including the publixnd and fit and active fresh ground turkey have been recalled due to metal shavings the meat was processed and packaged by pressed edge foods which is a north carolina company. >>> and the boss opens on the great white way tonight. bruce springsteen to begin an 18-week-long residency at broadway's walter kerr theater it's one of broadway's smallest with a capacity of under 1,000 seats. springsteen says the show is just him with his guitar, piano, and the words and music. >>> and kelly, just getting an update out of las vegas. the news conference. the update, sheriff joe lombard said they identified all but three victims of that shooting at this point. it's ongoing i know jane wells is coming up in a few minutes, maybe she'll have more details on that. i'll send it back to you >> sue, thank you very much. we will get the latest on las vegas. once we come back there this break. in terms of the investigation into the nation's deadliest mass shooting, an update on casualties from the attack

i wanted to be part of what he brought to publix service. i wanted to go to washington and retained that gel of when i was in high school and went to college. when i was finishing my sophomore year in college, i thought you want to go to washington what are you going to do in washington? i didn't want to be a secretary or assistant. i wanted to do something important. and so i thought what can i do? so, i thought about journalism. i decided to take a journalism class at the university of arizona. i took my first class and i fell in love with it. i fell in love with the whole idea of journalism and the reason i did is basically because of the professors there. they were all former journalists themselves. there was a whole group of them that were just absolutely wonderful. they encouraged me to become a journalist. everything about it i just loved. i loved the idea of going out and reporting. i loved the drama of going air and asking questions and do that are for a living. i thought it was fabulous. they encouraged me and i majored in politica

i wanted to be part of what he brought to publix service. i wanted to go to washington and retained that gel of when i was in high school and went to college. when i was finishing my sophomore year in college, i thought you want to go to washington what are you going to do in washington? i didn't want to be a secretary or assistant. i wanted to do something important. and so i thought what can i do? so, i thought about journalism. i decided to take a journalism class at the university of arizona. i took my first class and i fell in love with it. i fell in love with the whole idea of journalism and the reason i did is basically because of the professors there. they were all former journalists themselves. there was a whole group of them that were just absolutely wonderful. they encouraged me to become a journalist. everything about it i just loved. i loved the idea of going out and reporting. i loved the drama of going air and asking questions and do that are for a living. i thought it was fabulous. they encouraged me and i majored in politica

publix grocery stores offering full refunds now. now 599 a month.he deal comes after netflix announced its raising its prices. finally zero dollars, delta airlines is now offering free -- to all adult customers on long hall international lives. they already offer free international beer and spirits. frin brian you all know by now vice president mike pence left the game during game when the players took national anthem. the media went absolutely wild. >> one the most talked about plays during sunday football was sent in by president trump and executed by his vice president. >> vice president pence sparking a firestorm. it was a political stunt? >> vice president mike pence added more fuel to the fire. >> how much did this cost the taxpayers? >> this is the latest chapter in a divisive national debate it certainly escalates things. brian: wow. no one called it a stunt when the vice president was heckled at the theater when he just wanted to see a play called hamilton and lectured by the cast last november. where was the media backlash then? in fact th