. >> stephen kenneth. >> in march 2019 the prime minister told this house that parliament would be given a meaningful vote on the terms of the article 50 with draw bill and this morning in the brexit committee the secretary of state told us the vote may not take place until after march 2019. can the prime minister explain how it's possible to have a meaningful vote on something that's already taken place? >> as the right honorable gentleman knows we are in negotiations with the european union but i'm confident the time for the negotiations to take place and i'm confident in the interest of both sides it's not just this parliament that wants a vote, but actually other parliaments that we will be able to achieve that negotiation in time for parliament to have the vote. >> robert henry. >> we enter a week of commemoration around the declaration. with my right honorable gentleman rededicate us to the pursuit of peace and justice for both the israelis and palestinians and celebrate with pride our small national contribution to the creation of a democracy in the middle east and sanctuary for t

. >> stephen kenneth. >> in march 2019 the prime minister told this house that parliament would be given a meaningful vote on the terms of the article 50 with draw bill and this morning in the brexit committee the secretary of state told us the vote may not take place until after march 2019. can the prime minister explain how it's possible to have a meaningful vote on something that's already taken place? >> as the right honorable gentleman knows we are in negotiations with the european union but i'm confident the time for the negotiations to take place and i'm confident in the interest of both sides it's not just this parliament that wants a vote, but actually other parliaments that we will be able to achieve that negotiation in time for parliament to have the vote. >> robert henry. >> we enter a week of commemoration around the declaration. with my right honorable gentleman rededicate us to the pursuit of peace and justice for both the israelis and palestinians and celebrate with pride our small national contribution to the creation of a democracy in the middle east and sanctuary for t

as the investigation continues, authorities still don't know what drove stephen paddock to do it. abc news reporter kennethoem has the latest. >> reporter: the hunt for clues is growing frustrating in las vegas. >> we thought we might find some political or social reason, some medical reason. we haven't found it yet. >> reporter: investigators are asking for more tips about mass murderer stephen paddock. is it possible the motive is he did it because he could? >> that's certainly a possibility. it's one of those possibilities you really can't wrap your mind around. i don't know if i can accept that. >> reporter: new details are emerging. sources say paddock kept a low profile to avoid suspicion from hotel authority. he pretended he was speaking with others in the room checking their orders so hotel staff wouldn't think he was alone in the large suite. his final days included a prostitute and a gambling spree. police confirm they found a recent prescription for valium and a note with a series of cryptic numbers. >> run! kep yo keep your head down! >> reporter: nearly a week since paddock opened fire on a mu

kenneth moton. >> reporter: the fbi back at the mesquite home of killer stephen paddock. authorities say the new search warranted executed after interviews with the gunman's girlfriend marilou danley. sources reveal investigators increasingly believe paddock had severe psychiatric illness likely undiagnosed describing paddock as standoffish, disconnected and anti-social. new chilling details about that note found next to paddock's mandalay bay perch. officials say it contained handwritten numbers for wind, trajectory and distance to maximize his shots and kills. one of the first responders t l telling "60 minutes" about the note. >> the elevation he was on, the drop of what his bullet would be for the crowd. so he had had that written down and figured out so he would know targets from there. >> reporter: authorities are interviewing people like reno card dealer scott armstrong who says he came face-to-face with paddock two months ago. >> he said he was terribly depressed and that his life was miserable. >> reporter: investigators are focused on paddock's final days that i

kenneth moton. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi back at the mesquite home of las vegas mass killer stephen paddock. authorities say the new search warrant executed after interviews with the gunman's girlfriend marilou danley. sources reveal investigators increasingly believe that paddock had severe psychiatric illness, likely undiagnosed. describing paddock as standoffish, disconnected and antisocial. new chilling details about that note found next to paddock's mandalay bay perch. officials say it contained handwritten numbers for wind, trajectory and distance to maximize his shots and kills. one of the first responders telling "60 minutes" about the note. >> the elevation he was on, the drop of his bullet for the crowd. he had had that written down and figured out so he would know where to shoot to hit his targets from there. >> reporter: authorities interviewing people like scott armstrong, who said he came face-to-face with paddock months ago. >> he said he was depressed and his life was miserable. >> reporter: investigators are focused on paddock's final days that included hours of gambling and

stephen paddock did this and how he did it. authorities are learning about the way he planned the massacre. kennethlas vegas with the latest. >> reporter: the hunt for the motive is growing frustrating for police in las vegas. >> we thought we would find socially or iconic region or medical reason, we have not found it yet. >> reporter: investigators are asking for tips for mass murderer, stephen paddock. >> is it possible that the motive he did it because he did. >> it's a possibility, but you can't wrap your mind around that, can you. >> reporter: new details are emerging. sources say he kept a low profile to avoid suspicion. on the phone with room service, he pretended he was speaking with others in the room taking their orders. his final day include add prosecute and gambling spree. police confirmed they found a recent prescription for vallum and note with a series of cryptic numbers. >> keep your head down. >> reporter: nearly a week since he opened fire on thousands at a music festival. >> i need 911. i need a ambulance. >> reporter: new video and stories of survival people rushed to help 48-

stephen paddock's motive. >> authorities are learning more about the methodical way he planned the massacre. abc's kenneth moton is in las vegas with more. kenneth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon and paula. just an incredible memorial behind me here. this community rightly wants to focus on the victims but this morning they're still a lot of attention on the gunman police investigating every aspect of his life from birth to death. this morning a hunt for a motive is growing increase will goly frustrating. >> we thought we might find some political or social reason, some medical reason. we haven't found it yet. >> reporter: electronic billboards up and investigators are asking more tips about stephen paddock. is it possible the motive is he did it because he could? >> certainly a possibility but it's one of those possibilities that you really can't wrap your mind arou, that one. >> reporter: new details ee merging. sources say he kept a low profile to avoid suspicion from hotel security. on the phone with room service authorities say he pretended he was speaking with others in the room checki

when kenneth was reporting, one thi thing he said was important. the neighbors have not seen stephenthat's a big statement because mass shooters tend to isolate themselves because when you are isolated, you can further distort whatever you're going to do and justify your violent act, and so the idea that he may have secreted himself into his own residence and then, you know, eventually i think, thursday, maybe traveled to las vegas to sort of organize, plan and get his head into committing this act. so all of that, george, does go together, as far as what mass shooters typically do, and this guy because he is older, it's kind of like you're dealing with a mask of sanity that he looks like he is okay. to most people he is okay, and clearly, he is not. >> looks okay on the outside, but the mind becomes a closed loop? >> yes. inside the mind, he is twisting, turning, becoming more angry, wants to get this rage out of him. basically he knows his life is about to be over if he commits this act, but he is determined to do it because it's going to make whatever point he wants to make. >> ha

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. >> they come from a note found in stephen paddock's hotel room as well as from a man who claims he spoke to paddock just months before the massacre. abc's kennethus from las vegas where vice president pence is remembering the victims overnight, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning, jon and paula. the vice president made a stop at this growing memorial. since the shooting we know investigators have interviewed hundreds of people and federal profilers are working to figure out what drove the killer to be calculated and cold-blooded. this morning, disturbing new details about las vegas mass killer stephen paddock. still no motive for opening fire on that music festival one week ago. but sources reveal to abc news investigators increasingly believe paddock had severe mental illness likely undiagnosed. they describe paddock as standoffish, disconnected and anti-social, traits of past mass shooters. that note found on his night. stand in mandalay bay, cbs "60 minutes" reporting it contained written calculations about where he needed to aim to maximize accuracy and kill as many as possible. investigators are hoping to learn more from people like scott a

kenneth moton, abc 7 news. >>> new details out of las vegas this morning. mandalay bay will no longer rent out the room used in that mass shooting. police say stephensed a room on the 32nd floor to open fire on an outdoor music festival earlier this month. 58 people died as a result. mgm resort says it has no plans to rent out the suite in the future. no word whether it will be used for something else or be marked as a memorial. >>> a florida father recorded video of a frantic effort to save his son from a hot car. >> right here, pull up on this. >> orlando firefighters worked to get the doors unlocked as the parents of the two-year-old boy tried to coax him to open the door. the boy's father said they were shopping when his son apollo had the keys in his hand and accidentally locked the doors. during the rescue attempt, the father was on the phone with audi trying to get the car maker to unlock the doors. after half an hour with the boy sweating and crying, fire crews smashed a window. >> baby! >> rachel, let's get his temperature. >> well, paramedics examined apollo who, fortunately, was not hurt. the father says he recorded a portion of the resc

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kenneth mo ten. he's on the scene right now at the shooter's house. >> we just reached the scene a few minutes ago. this is the neighborhood of the alleged shooter stephen. i want to get out of the way of the camera. there's a police car with mesquite police. they're securing the scene and keeping us away from his house. it's up the street. they're securing the street and the house for las vegas p.d. so they can execute a search warrant. if you look further up the street, you can see there's a command post that local police have set up in this area. again, they're not allows us to go past this point. we have know for about two years stephen paddock lived here in this bedrock community for reti retires. we don't see that much activity as far as the neighbors. people are starting to come out. they're starting to hear the news what happened in las vegas about 70 miles away from here. they're finding out it was the neighbor in this case. we're trying to find out from police when they plan to execute that search warrant. they're looking for any clues that will lead to a motive and figure out what lead paddock to las vegas to execute this heinous crime. this