solomon returns to america in 1853, still searching for a way to strike it rich. following year, the united states completes the gadsden purchase from mexico, adding nearly 30,000 square miles, including tucson, along our southern border. solomon sees a new frontier to be conquered. >> what makes pioneer status? >> the willing to risk. there's a saying, "the cowards didn't come," and so you had to be brave to come out to the frontier. >> a big, powerful man, 6'1/2" tall, solomon hauls 13 mules loaded with merchandise into the new territory and opens a general store in tucson, then just a small town of less than 1,000 people. >> he was the first to sell american goods in tucson. >> who were his customers? >> the butterfield stage came through tucson, and whatever you wanted, you had to buy it from solomon warner. >> as the town grows, so do warner's riches, but his business interests are interrupted when civil war breaks out in 1861. >> tucson was under the confederacy and captain sherod hunter asked all of the citizens to swear an oath to the confederacy. >> what

well i think putin and king solomon are going to be doing that the high politics stuff so king solomon will be coming to moscow with moscow with it with a few concerns trying to get russia to change its position on a few things perhaps iran i think is going to be top of that list. moscow has good relations with iran whereas saudi arabia ease it as a sort of an arch photo in the region then of course there's the g.c.c. crisis and perhaps king solomon is going to be putting his perspective on what's going on there russia has actually been fairly even handed so far and not really choosing sides between. saudi arabia and its allies on the one hand and cats are on the other and you mentioned syria too that's going to be high on the agenda talking about. the implementation of these the confliction zones with the escalation zones but let's not forget this is also a big delegation is not just the king there are there are business leaders who are coming as well and perhaps the russian media is getting more excited more more than about the politics with actually the idea or the prospects of saud

here's the headline from john solomon's new report. bill clinton sought permission to meet with russian nuclear director during obama uranium decision. according to john solomon, will bill clinton getting ready to collect $500,000 for a speech in moscow -- he was also seeking state department clearance to meet with the key official. sara carter also reporting... u.s. consulting firms with ties to the clintons lobbied on behalf of russia's nuclear giant. sara is reporting that an american lobbying firm take millions of dollars from a russian state run nuclear energy corporation while at the same time providing pro bono services to the clinton global initiative. that's not all, these payments took place in 2010 and 2011. that's when hilary was secretary of state and helped approve this uranium one deal. the president weighed in heavily on this russian collusion national security crisis and this is important. watch this. speak with the mainstream media would cover the uranium scandalt russia has 20% of uranium for whatever reason and a lo

john solomon, sara carter. plus, victoria toensing is the attorney for that fbi informant who is at the center for exposing this uranium one scandal. we've got all of that, sebastian gorka, part two of our interview with ivanka. with ivanka. at that and much my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." as we mentioned in the opening monologue, house republicans are opening investigations into this very corrupt uranium one deal that compromised all of our national secu

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john solomon, sara carter. plus, victoria toensing is the attorney for that fbi informant who is at the center for exposing this uranium one scandal. we've got all of that, sebastian gorka, part two of our interview with ivanka. at that and much more. yeah, she does purr! best bike i ever owned! no, you're never alone, because our claims reps are available 24/7. we even cover accessories and custom parts. we did get an early start! took the kids to soccer practice. you want me to jump that cactus? all right. aah! that lady's awesome. i don't see a possum! of dry eye.of us suffer from the gritty and frustrating symptoms we need theratears®. theratears® is more than just eye drops. it's eye therapy. dry eye symptoms are caused by a salt imbalance. theratears® unique electrolyte formula, quickly restores the natural balance. so your eyes will thank you. more than eye drops, dry eye therapy. theratears®. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." as we mentioned in the opening monologue, house republicans are opening inve

john solomon, sara carter. plus, victoria toensing is the attorney for that fbi informant who is at the center for exposing this uranium one scandal. we've got all of that, sebastian gorka, part two of our interview with ivanka. that and much more. ♪ >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." as we mentioned in the opening monologue, house republicans are opening investigations into this very corrupt uranium one deal that compromised all of our national security involving the obama administration and of course, the clintons. the department of justice finally is considering whether to lift the gag order on the fbi informant. here's the reaction of people that deserve a lot of credit for digging into this report. john solomon, sara carter and the attorney i would never want to go up against, victoria toensing. your client, this informant -- the guy that has evidence, emails, documents, tape recordings that prove bribery, extortion, money laundering, et cetera -- he has details of the exact plans to bribe the clintons, i

to russia today sergey lavrov the russian foreign minister said that talks between king solomon and president putin were conducted in a very friendly and constructive manner they spoke of improving cooperation between the two countries in trade and cultural links and in a number of spheres all together sergey lavrov also hailed the agreements that were signed today as documents that pave the way for better relations between the two countries also revealing that the middle east was addressed in frank talks between the two leaders underlining that the fight against terrorism should take precedence now r.t. is facing unprecedented pressure in the united states with authorities there intimidating not only employees but even those cooperating with the network this was revealed by artie's either during chief margarita simonyan speaking at a parliamentary committee meeting. and you don't know him until recently no active measures except those targeting our reputation has been taken against us in the u.s. specifically new around so if we ever experience the kind of pressure that we experien

and multibillion dollar business deals are on the table as king solomon of saudi arabia meets president clinton on his first official visit to moscow possibly signaling a wider shift in saudi foreign policy. oh . this is our to international broadcasting live from the russian capital i'm jack lugar thank you for joining me this hour first r.t.s. facing unprecedented pressure in the united states with authorities there intimidating not only employees but even those cooperating with the network this was revealed by our editor in chief margarita simonyan speaking at a parliamentary committee he hearing door you don't know remained till recently new active measures except those targeting our reputation has been taken against us in the u.s. specifically new arounds have we ever experienced the kind of pressure that we experienced today in the u.s. to the point eventually being forced out of the country. joins me live in the studio now on tell us what kind of pressure has our channel faced in the united states ever since the first allegations of fresh interference in the us elections emerged

on the middle east is also in focus at the russia energy week forum with saudi king solomon set to arrive in moscow for talks with president putin. welcome to news headlines here at r.t. internationally moscow i think. excessive use of force during the council on referendum has been criticized as a session of the european parliament and the peace have called for dialogue between the spanish government and regional authorities despite catalan leaders promising to declare independence by next week and has been following events in barcelona at the parliament's discussion today we have been hearing voices saying that people need to stick to the law aka of course this is a job at cards lonia the european parliamentarians do believe that they need to adhere to the spanish constitution there are no surprises there they have been talking about how going against the law is not a good idea and dialogue is needed with madrid now this is all great but when it comes to the reality we do of course now see. really occur a critical situation between madrid and barcelona with no really signs in sight that

the hills john solomon, his colleague is out with an explosive new report. fbi uncovered russian bribery plot before obama administration approved a controversial nuclear deal with moscow. here is the headline sara carter. under fbi investigation, allowed to purchase u.s. uranium supplies. according to these breaking news reports back in 2009, the fbi started gathering evidence, including recordings and emails and witnesses they talked to showing that the russian nuclear industry officials used bribes, kickbacks, money laundering and other illegal tactics to expand russia's influence over america's uranium market. in the hill report, despite all of the evidence that they had of wrongdoing against russia, the obama justice department, for some unknown reason chose not to act and pursue charges. what did they do instead? the obama administration went on to approve business deals that benefited russia, putin, moscow greatly while these threats to national security were actually going on. these include the 2010 -- now we have more details. the uranium one deal.

john solomon, sara carter have done amazing investigative work. we've been covering it on this show. now congress is getting at. think about this, may be what rhonda santos was saying. maybe that's the reason why the obama administration blocked this fbi informant from talking. he might be able to expose the criminal conduct from the clintons and others within the obama administration. whatever nondisclosure agreement this informant apparently signed with the obama department of justice, it needs to be ripped up and it can be ripped up by the trump administration. by the justice department. you, the american people, deserve to know the truth about the clintons and how they sold out your national security. finally tonight, and just a pathetic display and despite mountains of evidence, and two congressional investigations, hillary clinton is saying oh, she did nothing wrong during the uranium one deal. clinton is also attacking president trump, fox news and yeah, even yours truly. because we are telling you the truth. watch this. >> sean hannity on

john solomon out with an explosive report today. a lawyer for the fbi informant who says russian officials funneled money to the clinton foundation, saying her client was silenced by the obama justice department. they knew all along. the lawyer along with john solomon and sara carter will join us tonight. also, the senate judiciary committee are opening an investigation into the kickbacks, the racketeering, the bribery, the money laundering, the extortion we told you about last night, all to secure the uranium one deal. we will cover all the details in tonight's breaking news opening monologue. for the hour, we will give you news and information no one else in this media, the liberal media dares to cover. it involves your national security. the evidence is now becoming more clear everything will day. we are going to get all of this just a minute. first, and one of the most despicable, disgusting displays of politicizing a tragedy that we have ever seen, it's now happening. we recently watched the democrats -- they politicize every t

in the house is now probing thanks to sara carter, john solomon and this program, the uranium one deal and the fbi informant that helped expose this scandal can help prove it. hillary clinton is lashing out at the president, fox news and yours truly over the new revelations about uranium one and her potentially criminal conduct. we are going to cover all of this. we have an important breaking news opening monologue. when it comes to russia, we been telling you for over a year that democrats, their allies in the mainstream media have been flat out lying to you, the american people, about what is really happening. we've also been predicting it would only be a matter of time before they manufactured hysteria, conspiracy theories when russia blew up in their faces and this entire thing is going to boomerang back on the democrats and of course the media. tonight, that continues to happen. let me tell you why. nbc news is out with a bomb cell reports. here's their own headline. mueller is now investigating 20

and then i've got to wonder, without the information that sara carter and john solomon reported that there were fi sa warrants? wow, could they have used phony russian propaganda? >> let me tell you something, if, in fact, the dossier was a basis for why and fifa warrant was issued, you are talking about going to court and

born in iceland five months ago, solomon's brain is underdeveloped and he can't swallow.meant she would not terminate the pregnancy. so we did the screening in order to prepare ourselves for what would follow the birth. this is decode, a company that studied the genomes of more than half of iceland's population. they have isolated genetic markers that indicate a range of abnormalities. most mothers who test positive for down's syndrome choose to terminate their pregnancies. when i was in medical school, you know, 40—something years ago, it was considered one of the goals of obstetrics and gynaecology to figure out how to screen for down's syndrome. and now we are sitting here in iceland, the year 2017, and there are no children born with down's syndrome. by comparison, the number of those who opt for a termination after receiving a positive test for down's syndrome in the united states is 67%. in britain it's 90%. svava and gunnar lead the only baptist church in iceland. i know this is a difficult question to consider, but would it not have been an act of mercy for him no

the question is does the visit of king solomon signal a shift in the saudi foreign policy well it could be too early to use the word shift but see for yourself as the two foreign ministers were busy shedding the lights on the historic talks details they kept using the words common ground seeing eye to eye about almost everything you may argue that it's impossible to iran and damascus are still friends for moscow force for riyadh and also the gulf kingdom backs the syrian rebels but pay your attention after the talks on the highest possible level saudi arabia says that it supports the syria peace talks and asked to now that are mediated by turkey and iran and in the meantime. praises saudi arabia for its efforts to unite the opposition and syria and what we hear next from the saudi top diplomat is that new horizons in cooperation between saudi arabia and russia have been opened ones that we had never seen before that brings us to the deals and the big bucks it has been put on paper that there will be several billion bucks and invested in the energy and high tech sectors one of the most i

well king solomon's visit to russia had a bit of a dodgy start because the golden clad escalator that he carries around the world suddenly stopped when the monarch was disembarking his plane but there was compensation for that moscow understandably once to make the king as welcome as possible in russia he could see welcome posters on his way to central moscow and of course he's going to enjoy the best view of the crowd from his words cause and sweet and i'll tell you what the saudi delegation didn't just book several suites at the ritz carlton not even the entire hotel but a whole cluster of moscow's most lavish hotels in the heart of the russian capital so there's a bit of a saudi kingdom there right now the leaders of the world's two largest oil producers are going to meet behind the kremlin walls later in the afternoon we'll be showing you how it's happening and we'll give you all the latest updates from there. indeed we know next reporting this morning the u.s. senate intelligence committee saying that voting in the twenty sixteen presidential election was not affected by alleged

born in iceland five months ago, solomon's brain is underdeveloped and he can't swallow.meant she would not terminate the pregnancy. so we did the screening in order to prepare ourselves for what would follow the birth. this is decode, a company that studied the genomes of more than half of iceland's population. they have isolated genetic markers that indicate a range of abnormalities. most mothers who test positive for down's syndrome choose to terminate their pregnancies. when i was in medical school, you know, 40—something years ago, it was considered one of the goals of obstetrics and gynaecology to figure out how to screen for down's syndrome. and now we are sitting here in iceland, the year 2017, and there are no children born with down's syndrome. by comparison, the number of those who opt for a termination after receiving a positive test for down's syndrome in the united states is 67%. in britain it's 90%. svava and gunnar lead the only baptist church in iceland. i know this is a difficult question to consider, but would it not have been an act of mercy for him no

king solomon is in moscow for five days the first visit by a saudi monarch to russia will hold talks with president vladimir putin of the war in syria will be top of the agenda along with bilateral investments and stabilizing oil markets for hot and associate professor of conflict management and humanitarian action at the doha institute says the gulf crisis is also a big part of the talks. i think this is at the top of the interest of saudi arabia and russia at the moment is that to make such a historic visit. we should expect. the discussing first of all bilateral relations because. the two countries share very important. things in the market particularly the oil market stabilizing their own market because that's russia and saudi arabia as major producing oil so that that's the top of the agenda but mia but but even more importantly i think it's syria and not only this. the gulf crisis the gulf crisis russia saudi arabia in particular is expecting support from russia in the gulf crisis of course because this is something that is consistent with the overall. strategy of saudi arabia

saudi arabia's king solomon is in moscow for five days the first visit by a saudi monarch to russia he's going to hold talks with president vladimir putin on the war in syria will be the top of the agenda along with bilateral investment in stabilizing oil markets so joining us onset to talk about all this is abraham freiheit an associate professor and conflict management and humanitarian action at the tail institute thank you very much for coming we thank you so put this in some context how big of a deal is this well i think according to the saudi foreign minister this is a historic visit and factually yes it is actually this is the fairest visit by a monarch to saudi monarch to russia ever. king said man i should say himself i actually visited russia before so this is not his first visit but i visit in a different capacity when he was in charge of riyadh so it is a historical visit factually and you know but that we should be we should differentiate like from this be an historic and been successful that whole that's a whole different thing i guess simply. doesn't mean that it's necessar

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john solomon, this is huge. we have all -- if you go back, it's two years since we learned about uranium one. peter schweizer will join us later. you guys have been digging and investigating now for a long time. bit by bit, you are putting this together. is this a network? was vladimir putin through agents trying to corner the market on uranium and our fbi knew about it and eric holder, the head of the attorney general, the head of the department of justice actually signed off on this? >> well, listen, one of the things -- today i ordered up the transcript from the sentencing hearing. and there is an amazing gap from a few months before these guys bled out where the government says we think this leads all the bay to the russian. weapon factors are in you are russia. then when they got to the sentencing hearing they minimized it by saying we don't know where the money went. the judge is incredulous how could you not know where the money is going? one of the important things they did say at the sentencing no doubt

. >>> good morning i'm rahel solomon. now have the best record in the ffc, thrilling win over the carolina parties, you saw it here on cbs-3 carson wentz sent to speeding nelson agholor for one of the three touchdown passes cents last night. and eagles defense also intercepted the panthers cam newton three times the birds go onto win it 28 to 23. >> good game let's hope it is a good forecast for the weekends, we send it over to kate. >> i all-in-all not look that bad. i think you will have to deal with showers today or tomorrow but nothing that's going to cause any kind of wash out. you can walk out the door i think without the need of the umbrella here, a lot of clouds overhead currently, outside whitfield elementary school, even though the sun technically up don't see ton of it here today. tomorrow, 76 , 82 by sunday, with some sun and then quick nose dive by monday meisha. >> thank you so much. still looking busy and trouble spots, so disable vehicle eastbound, schuylkill at girard put out to the shoulder ly another ac

. >> and i'm rahel solomon.tie and all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00. we're always online at philly.com. >> all this talk about chicken now i'm hungry. "the young and the restless" is coming up next. have a good day everyone. >> have a good lunch. [laughter] >> ♪ ÷1 >> ashley: jack! where is he? >> jack: he's gone. he must have moved her before he came to talk to us. >> ashley: he's still playing games with us. >> jack: no, that's what he does. he plays games. that's what he's always done since he weaseled into our mother's life. >> traci: okay, let's not jump to worst-case scenario. >> jack: no, i'm basing this on facts, on what i've seen him do what i've heard him say. he's a time bomb. you saw him at ashley's party. >> traci: i admit, he is unstable, but we're in a hospital! maybe the nurse or the doctor has taken our mother off to get more tests done. let me at least check it out okay? >> jack: i'm gonna see if graham is still in the hospital. who are you calling? >>

good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm d donovan. the mother appeared before a judge in charges in connection with the death of two young in wilmington where police struck up a news conference, good afternoon,cia, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good afternoon, jim, a hell. the wilmington mom that polic say killedwo young boys, now, police here at this press are continuing with the belief that the two lboys were drown, elaborated, though, saying that palima is the one who drown them in the bathtub in their tub yesrday. ese chgesome 24 h after police went tthey checkedr old alex bell, a brother, just ur month old, you. now they were called thereby palima who made statement to police on the phone she may have harmed the children, when officers walked into the home, they saws bodies of theittle boys in the water in the tub. now originally, it was believed thatal chiren. that's what she said t policeauw that she is theiological mom her of ther month old a five year old. both boys recently from the home just few days a. police elaborat

. >> and i'm rahel solomon.resident trump is expected to declare the opioid crisis a public health emergency in a special report you'll see live right here on cbs3. correspondent moalla lenghi explains. >> reporter: president trump is expected to declare a public health emergency at the white house. >> we're going to be doing a very, very important meeting sometime in the very short very near future on opioids. >> reporter: the administrations are goal is to reduce addiction to pain medication to drugs like heroin and fentanyl. >> epidemic with millions of americans already affected prevention is not enough. we must also help those suffering from addiction by expanding access to life saving treatment. >> reporter: today's declaration gives states the ability to shift funds away from other medical issues such as hiv diabetes and maternal care to provide more opioid treatment. the president's action stopped short of declaring a national emergency to deal with the crisis something he promised several times to do as

. >>> and good afternoon aim rahel solomon, jim's off this noon, it was a fierce battle with the carolina panthers but eagles soared to victory. quarterback carson wentz came up big with three touchdowns and bird have the best record in the nfc standing above everyone else in the conference. that is right, eagles are now in first place. last night's powe game press conference gave credit to a strong defense and said it all came down to teamwork. >> it says a lot about the guys in this locker room. we stayed together the whole game. they did good things defensive ly. different pressure looks we had not seen. that is something from a short week. we found a way to win a close ballgame. we struggled winning on the road last year and close ballgames and we have done that successfully the first six games this year. >> final score came down to 28 -23, bolt was won over highly favored carolina pant ers in carolina country. kneels good. eagles nation flying lie today >>> the chemistry we have and how good they are as far as how they work together. it is incredible. >> they go all the way, but, it

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live at campus where students gathered for a stand begins hate, david. >> reporter: rahel and jim, it is a difficult day outside coatsville area senior high school, 200 students walk out of class in a unity message to really tell people they will not stan up for these racist messages. it started a few days ago pictures posted on social media of students off campus that carved racist messageness pumpkins. now we know that profanity was used, kkk symbols, was particular as, other derogatory symbols were carved in the pumpkins this happened off school so students were not disciplined or arrested but it caused a lot of uprising here on campus. now the view from chopper three shows those 200 plus students, outside of the school today, they have decided to walk out a little bit after 9:00 this morning and they want to do to it get their message across. i spoke to a student, female student, an 11th grader who was very emotional today. she was not all

other news king solomon of saudi arabia said to make a story visit here to russia it's been consideredontroversial too but also groundbreaking because it'll be the first ever official trip of a saudi monarch to russia he said to meet with president vladimir putin jacqueline tells us what we can expect. saudi king solomon is coming to moscow and it's the first time in the kingdom's history that its monarch is officially visiting russia the trips being heralded as a groundbreaking visit and here's why numerous unprecedented energy deals are on the table for one moscow and riyadh plan a one billion dollar fund to invest in a wide range of projects from oil and gas to renewable energy plus russian firms are apparently discussing an agreement with saudi energy giant aramco for joint ventures on saudi soil riyadh is also looking to invest in russian gas production which could benefit both countries you could go with it if you just need one about the energy six a bit about developing relations between our countries and expanding business school energy though is still a dominating thing russia

his iconic golden escalator which usually goes with him everywhere suddenly stopped however king solomon may have been cheered up on his drive into moscow he was welcomed by a number of posters across the city center to mark his arrival and king solomon didn't cut corners when it came to choosing accommodation the delegation didn't just reserve several rooms they dined at least three entire look sharee hotels in the city center perhaps no great surprise when your travel essential include furniture carpets and not called an escalator. when the meeting itself resulted in three billion dollars worth of arms deals being signed on future investments in technology is also agreed upon oil industry economist dr mom do salomé believes that saudi arabia and russia working together could help solve global issues better cooperation could help stem the production cuts and thus that of the prize in coming months and of course such. as saudi arabia and that i share could be a positive or could lead flecked positively on the conflict is although a saudi at a very bad but i sure hope wasn't side and you

his iconic golden escalator which usually goes with him everywhere suddenly stopped however king solomon may have been cheered up on his drive into moscow where he was welcomed by a number of posters across the city center to mark his arrival and king solomon didn't cut corners when it came to choosing accommodation either the saudi delegation didn't just reserve a few hotel rooms they booked out at least three entire luxury hotels in the city center is no great surprise when you travel essential to include furniture carpets and of course the golden escalator. i had of the talks with the saudi monarch president putin was asked about saudi arabia's choice of allies but let's face. it it's always going to be the united states when it comes to your political interests do you worry that the saudis are using you with because earlier you said always will remain is that anything in the world that is so absolutely constant. the meeting resulted in three billion dollars worth of arms deals being signed and future investments in technologies or oil industry economist dr amanda. believes that saudi

>>> good morning i'm rahel solomon. >> aim jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a moment but first here's what you need to know to start your day in the morning minute on october 4th, 2017. >> everybody stay down. >> sheer chaos, las vegas police released body cam footage as new details emerge about the gun man. >>> it is senseless. >> a father accused of leaving his toddler's son to die, while fleeing the scene of the violent crash, after shoplift nothing bucks county. >> christopher kunis charged with third degree murder. >> largest hack in history yahoo now saying every single account was affected by a data breach in 2013. >>> puerto rico's death toll from hurricane maria more than doubled a new damages mate now stand at $90 billion. >> i hate to tell you puerto rico but you have thrown our budget a little bit out of whack. >> budget out of the whack that is like firemen rescuing you from the burning building and you do understand what our water bill is going to be, right? >> a lot of people commenting on social media, regardi

>>> i'm rahel solomon. >>> aim jim donovan. katie and meisha will be along in a moment but first here's what you need to know to start your day in our morning minute , this thursday, october 26th. >> attacked and carjacked a pizza delivery driver knock out cold, while one suspect goes through his pockets, other takes off in his car. >> he was in the coma for three days but since recovered and is at home. >> hundreds gathered to mourn two teens gunned down on a south philadelphia street. >> i will miss him so much. >> top secret files from the assassination of the president john f. kennedy will be made public for the first time ever >> as final documents are about to be released the conversation around conspiracy theories, continues. >>> historic, surgery performed right here in philadelphia. now, we're hearing from the local doctor who separated conjoined twins. >> they are saying, dad, dad, and sitting up, it has been remarkable. >> ♪ i found my thrill >> legendary fats domino has passed away but his music will live on forever

. >>> good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> and i'm jim donovan.o las vegas where investigators are looking into gunman stephen paddock's past. police are sorting through the gunman's history of checking in or trying to book rooms in other hotels across the country near concert events before sunday's mass shooting. the shooting lasted about 10 minutes as paddock fired rounds from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel and casino. now the sheriff's department says it's trying to figure out if paddock had any help planning the massacre. mola lenghi has the latest from las vegas. [gunfire] >> reporter: investigators are looking into the mass shooting in las vegas released a time line of sunday night's events. they say gunman stephen paddock fired the first shots at 10:05 p.m. he stopped shooting 10 minutes later at 10:15. two minutes after that officers reached the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel where paddock was hold up. at 11:20 officers breached the hotel room and found paddock's body after he shot himself. police say they think paddock had

. >> i'm rahel solomon. the president plans to meet with victims and first responders when he arrives in las vegas within the hour. we get more now from correspondent danielle nottingham. >> reporter: president trump is on his way to las vegas to meet with first responders and survivors of the deadly mass shooting at a country music concert. >> very very sad day for me personally. >> reporter: tuesday night, the girlfriend gunman stephen paddock return to the united states from the philippines. video from tv station knbc apparently shows marilou dan until wheelchair at the airport in los angeles. investigators say dan system a person of interest in the case. her sisters say they believe paddock sent her away so she couldn't be involved. >> marilou was there this didn't happen because she wouldn't let it happen. she would have been able to stop something whatever he was planning. >> reporter: investigators believe danley who lived with paddock for years can answer questions about paddock's motive and his stoc

earlier, she sat down with david solomon.ocused on what's going on with economic growth around the world, they are focused on regulation. it's part of the discussion with client, but one of a number of topics we will watch to see how it plays out in the coming weeks. david: recorded wilbur ross, goldman sachs and the rest of the u.s. may be getting an answer soon. >> we are hopeful to have this voted in by the end of this calendar year. the budget resolutions that have been going through are a precursor to that. in order to get the text program through, we will need to avail ourselves of reconciliation. david: still with us, michael mckee. give us a sense of the degree of difficulty here. they are convinced they will get something this year. is it possible? michael: probably not. this is extra nearly difficult. -- extraordinarily difficult. 1986 proved that. butybody wants to go ahead, no one wants to die. we haven't even gotten and we should get from kevin brady some kind of chart that shows the tax breaks they want to elimi

. >>> i'm rahel solomon. katie and meisha keeping an eye on things this morning. >> good morning, guys so nice to know that summer is delivering for us. >> yes. >> yes. we are looking outside, and it is busy, we had a few accidents, couple have cleared , lots of construction. >> but you said it we're really warming up. we are going back in time a couple weeks here and it will be more likely summer. take you outside very quickly storm scan three is clear and will stay that way throughout the day. minor problem thaw might find and we have not find too many cameras is just fog, currently 46 degrees at pleasant valley middle and high school. one of the spots that tend toss fog out if we will see fog at all right now it is all clear. we will keep you posted there, but our eyewitness weather day planner is featuring patchy fog on your drive-in this morning but warming up nicely with sunshine. 78 degrees, yeah, that is frankly, hot for early october normal high only 71. it will be a warm day for standard, meisha. >>

there is noon, an all -out search for possible victim of human trafficking, good afternoon, i'm rahel solomon. >> i'm joe holden, jim is off today. the new jersey teenager just 14 years old, the fbi and police cracked hain a jones to south philadelphia sunday, authority say they spotted jones inside a car on south seventh street. officers say she was with a man named devon harley. when law enforcement moved in, they say harley took off. hitting a deputy. he later abandoned his car and was arrested. the teenager was not with him at the time. her mother told cbs-3 her family won't rest until her daughter found safe. >> we have alike search parties out, like crazy looking for my daughter. we believe she was in trenton for a long time. i know she will get in a car with anyone, she will just go off. >> police charged devon harl which aggravated assault and related offenses, she set to due appear in court at the end of the month. injured deputy is expected to be okay. >> and we in you know the identity of the man killed last night in a double shoot ing in philadelphia's tioga section. authorities s