>> yes, he says he had no idea what stephen paddock planned to do. he is an aerospace engineer who sells ammo as a full-time hobby. he was arrested on friday and is now facing charges for conspiracy and manufacturing armor piercing ammunition. he admits that in september he sold stephen paddock 720 rounds of what is called tracer ammunition. it creates a flame after the bullet was fired that allows the student to follow the bullets path. stephen paddock went to commit the worst mass shooting in modern united states history las vegas last october. he says when stephen paddock purchased the annalisa quote, he was going to put on a light show. along with numerous guns and bump stops at 30 say they found a box of unused ammunition in stephen paddock room with his name on it. in at least two bullets that had his fingerprints on them as well. >> none of the ammunition that doug sold to stephen paddock was used at all in the tragedy that occurred in las vegas. >> very thankful that he did not use any of the ammunition that i sold him. i feel terrible about

that governor stephen paddock. they say she is been cooperates with the attack and have since cleared her. doug haig was released on bond. he faces up to five is imprisoned in a $250,000 fine. >> thank you so much. arthel. >> the closing bell at the new york stock exchange yesterday. they were happy to close it. the dow dropping more than 650 points on friday. the downturn reportedly turned by a combination of weak earnings reports. watcher said this is not out of the ordinary. >> stocks are down. we went more than 560 days without a decline of five percent or more. which was the longest stretch since world war ii. historically, following such a long periods without decline, we ended up selling off an average of 12 percent. >> the dow lost almost 1100 points this week from the record close. it was the worst week for us stocks in two years but analysts caution us to remember that the economy is showing strong signs. us employers hired more people in january than economists had forecast for the trump administration t

. >> reporter: haig admitted to investigators that stephen paddock came to his home in arizona to buy several hundred rounds of ammunition a month before the attack. >> he showed up. he told me exactly what he wanted. i handed him a box of the-- with the ammunition in it. >> reporter: earlier this week when haig spoke exclusively to cbs news, he said he sold paddock specialized military tracer rounds, similar to these. >> the one thing he did say when he was at my house is he said he was going to go put on a light show. >> reporter: but the criminal complaint against haig says the rounds he sold were not just tracers. inside stephen paddock's hotel room, investigators found unfired cartridges bearing haig's fingerprints, and they're classified as armor-piercing ammunition. the bullets also had tool marks consistent with the reloading equipment recovered in haig's backyard workshop. authorities say he advertised the ammunition on his website, which has since been taken down, but haig does not have a license to manufacture armor-piercing ammunition. haig has not addressed the allegation

yes, i am the guy who sold ammunition to stephen paddock."aig sold more than 7- hundred rounds of tracer ammunition to paddock. and says the gunman had told him he was going to put on a "light show" with it. haig's lawyer says his client had no reason to believe paddock would carry out the october massacre. and wishes he could have realized his intentions. court records list haig as a person of interest but investigators have not said whether he's been cleared or is still under investigation still ahead at 8 twenty million opioid pills shipped to a tiny town ...we look into the alarming statistic and what it revealed about a state with the highest overdose deaths ♪ ♪ hi. i'm the one clocking in when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. i can also help with this. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i'm smart enough to. i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for e

the guy who sold ammunition to paddock. >> tonight, the man who admitted to selling bullets to stephen paddock, is under arrest. >> douglas haig now charged with conspiracy to manufacture and sell armor-piercing bullets. those bullets heavily regulated because they cut right through the officer's vest. >> none of the ammunition that doug sold to mr. paddock was used at all in the tragedy that occurred in las vegas. >> reporter: in september, just 12 days before the tragic vegas shooting, haig said paddock bought 720 rounds of high-caliber tracer ammunition at his arizona home. he says this transaction was legal. >> he pulled up, very well-dressed. very well groomed. very polite. >> reporter: wasn't legal was selling that armor-piercing. also, his fingerprints on two unused cartridges. paddock would slaughter 58 people at that las vegas music festival. more than 500 injured. many still recovering like these women. >> our new normal is starting to form four months later. and so, we're trying. >> reporter: this week, they received news of the arrest just before attending their first live concert

he sold stephen paddock 27 rounds of ammunition. which allows the government to follow the bullets pass with his or her eye. he went on to kill 50 people and injured 400 others in las vegas in october. douglas haig says when he purchased the mo he said he was quote, going to put on a light show. along with numerous guns and bump stocks, authorities found a box of unused ammunition in stephen paddock's room with douglas haig's name on it. >> very thankful he didn't use any of the ammunition. then i sold him. i feel terrible about what happened. again, keep racking my brain, what did i miss? what did i miss? there were no outward signs. he appeared normal as anybody in this room. very well spoken, clean-cut, very well-dressed. very polite, very respectful. >>reporter: the only other person of interest announced publicly has been mary lou dna. stephen paddock's girlfriend. she has cooperated since the attack and they have since cleared her. haig was released on bond and he faces five years in prison and a 20 $50,000 fine. >> we haven't

stephen paddock held that trigger for 11 minutes straight. we will sit here for maybe five more minutes. imagine a machine gun going off into a crowd killing 58 people. that was a bump in stock. let's get rid of it. >> laura: we just put up a photo of nikolas cruz, who did not have a bump stock. it was used in the las vegas shooting. the dramatic nature of this conversation i think is powerfu powerful. emotions can't win back the day. facts are facts. explain to us what the bump stock really is. >> it certainly doesn't convert a semiautomatic -- >> laura: that's what the president said. kind of. >> he ordered that it be -- that are will be issued. if they do go down that road, it's not going to stop bad guys from getting them, because no gun law yet has worked to stop bad guys -- just look at chicago. chicago has been an utter failure. what actually woodwork is what candidate donald trump used to talk about, and that was repealing gun free zones so that the good people can shoot back at the bad people and unfortunately we didn't have that the

tied him to paddock, and what he says about the shooter. >> i'm the guy that sold ammunition to stephen paddock. >> i wish i could have seen something in paddock that showed me that he was going to do something horrible. >> reporter: haig charged with conspiracy to manufacture and sell armor-piercing bull lets without a license. those bullets heavily regulated because they cut right through kevlar vests. >> none of the ammunition that doug sold to mr. paddock was used at all in the tragedy that occurred in las vegas. >> reporter: in september, just 12 days before the tragic vegas shooting, haig says pad dom bought 720 rounds of high caliber tracer ammunition from haig at his arizona home. federal authorities say this transaction was legal. >> he pulled up, very well-dressed, very well-groomed, very polite. at no time did i see anything suspicious. >> reporter: but authorities say what wasn't legal was selling paddock that armor-piercing ammo they say was found in a box in paddock's hotel room, with haig's name on it. also his fingerprints on two unused cartridges. paddock would slaughter 58 peo

. >> this morning he is speaking out about his contact with the gunman, stephen paddock. abc's stephanie ramos joins us now with more from washington. stephanie, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan and paula, good morning. it's been about four months since the las vegas massacre and we're now getting some insight as to who sold the mass killer some of the ammo found in his hotel room. >> i'm the guy that sold ammunition to stephen paddock. >> reporter: overnight an ammunition seller charged in connection with the las vegas massacre. 55-year-old douglas haig says he sold ammunition to stephen paddock in the weeks before he shot and killed 58 people at an outdoor music festival. >> at no time did i see anything suspicious or odd. >> reporter: according to court documents, haig admitted to selling about 700 rounds of tracer bullets to paddock. >> he said that he was going to go out to the desert and put on a light show either with or for his friends. >> reporter: early on in the investigation authorities say they discovered a shipping box among paddock's possessions with h

the gun dealer who sold the ammo to stephen paddock just said. >> millions of people will be praying you on january 26th and among those, all of us here at the white house including donald trump. >> the little girl who just made a miraculous recovery. ♪ ♪ some stupid video posted might get through ♪ what? i switched to geico and got more. more savings on car insurance? a-ha. and an award-winning mobile app. that is more. oh, there's more. mobile id cards, emergency roadside service... more technology. i can even add a new driver... ...right from her phone! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >> the clash between the fbi and the white house growing over the release of the controversial republican memo and any minute now donald trump could make a decision on whether to release it. here is former fbi special agent who joined us to talk more about this. thank you, we appreciate it. let's get right to the latest, the partial statement from the fbi, they released this yesterday saying we have grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo's

but he says there was nothing unusual about the sale to stephen paddock. fact, you know, paddock carried out the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history and now will carr has the latest from los angeles. hi, will. >> douglas haig says while he did sell paddock ammo he had no idea what the vegas gunman was going to do with it. he sold him tracer ammunition which creates a flame after the bullets fired which allows the shooter to follow the path. the problem is he didn't have a license to make the ammunition. he is facing chargeses for conspiracy and manufacturing armor piercing ammunition. haig said when paddock purchased the ammunition he said he quote was going to put on a light show. haig is an aerospace engineer who sells ammo as a part time hobby and along with numerous guns and bump stock, authorities found a box of unused ammunition in paddock's hotel room with haig's name on it and at least two bullets that had haig's fingerprints on them as well. >> none of the ammunition that doug sold to mr. paddock was used at all in the tragedy that occu

prosecutors say douglas haig sold armor piercing bullets to stephen paddock. who then fired into a crowd in las vegas last october. he admitted to selling ammunition to him. he is not said whether it included armor piercing bullets which are illegal to sell. 58 people were killed in the massacre. anymore were injured. it is considered the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history.>>> dramatic moment when the father of three girls who were sexually abused by former sports doctor larry nasser tried to attack him.>>> would you give me one minute?. you know i cannot do that. that is not how --'s.>> randall margraves asked the judge for five minutes in a locked room with larry nasser. the judge said she cannot do that. bailiffs wrestled him to the floor. he was taken away in handcuffs. the judge said she was not going to punish him for his actions. he later apologized for his outburst.>>> i can only hope when the day comes that larry nasser has ended his days on this earth. that he will be escorted to one of the deepest darkest hottest pits of hell there is. for h

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they were used in the las vegas massacre, when stephen paddock opened fire from a hotel room, killing0 others. but there is little indication that banning "bump stocks," even if it does happen, would stop the school shootings, the likes of which happened last week. it would not have stopped nikolas cruz or somebody like him access to the weapon was used, nor would it have amended the way in which that weapon was used. it was said at the time the sandy hook — all those very young children killed — that if congress would not tighten gun control then, it never would. some people are talking about this as a possible game changer. other sources, as you know — you don't need to look too far online to see them described as, well, people suggesting that the students are being used. others are suggesting they are actors and completely fake. well, what they have done is to strike a chord here, mike. these are young people who do not even remember columbine, back in 1999, that very bad school shooting. these people have grown up since then. columbine produced a lot of outrage, but not very much

history stephen paddock opened fire from a hotel room in last vegas killing fifty eight country music fans last october it's counting the cost next. to the benefit of saddam people so they see the importance of the outcry. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. alarms as i'm sick of this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week some of the world's biggest technology names out with earnings but there's a faceoff with regulators in what's being called the tech lach. also this week a golden era that's how the u.k. and china want to see their partnership but those golden fruits may prove difficult to harvest with breaks it in the way plus. i'm wayne hay reporting from southern thailand where we'll tell you about an ambitious coast to coast project that could have a major impact on shipping and security. are some of the world's biggest technology names posted earnings over the past few days facebook apple amazon alphabets and microsoft produced quarterly revenues of around one hundred billion dollars

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the report says stephen paddock had anti-anxiety drugs in his system ---- but he wasn't under the influence, and was otherwise healthy. 58 people were killed when paddock opened fire on the crowd at a country music festival in october. investigators still trying to determine a motive. (landing vo) he is the highest paid player in football. he also happens to be the new quarterback of the san francisco 49ers. kron four's rob fladeboe went one on one with jimmy garoppoloas he was welcomed back to the bay area after signing a 5-year contract that will pay him 27.5 million dollars a year. jimmy garoppolo/49ers quarterback"...we got in last night and had a nice little dinner in san fran...."jimmy g," fumbled the name of his new home but says he could not be happier to be here.jimmy garoppolo"....im very excited to be here and i think we got it figured out very quickly, a happy to be here..."welcomed back to levis stadium friday, the 49ers new franchise quarterback held courtwith general manager john lynch and coach kyle shanahan. signed this week to a 137.5 million dollar contract, garoppolo is

in las vegas gunman stephen paddock modified his ar-15 into fully automatic assault rifle. >> when you first heard about vegas, what went through your minds? >> this man chose a horrible thing to do. it's on him. >> how do you get into the head of someone that's that insane? i just can't even -- i can't even go there. >> do you think there should be general civilian access to the ars? >> i do. because it's our right. it's our second amendment right. it really goes down to that. >> i like having access to my a.r. we have one for home defense. >> reporter: is it a legitimate question to ask whether there's a need for that? >> it is absolutely a legitimate question. and i think that's -- in terms of debate and speech we need to talk about these things. >> reporter: none of them knew how to protect society from killers armed with ar-15s. striking that balance has been the most elusive target >>> the olympics in south korea have sparked a new push to reunify the country with the north. but many south koreans think that's a terrible idea. holly williams is there. >> there are some things her

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douglas haig sold piercing bullets to shooter stephen paddock who fired into a crowd in las vegas. he admitted to selling ammunition to him. he is not said whether that included armor piercing bullets which are illegal to sell. 58 people died in the shooting which is considered the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. >>> ceo of humane society of the u.s. resigned today under pressure stemming from sexual harassment allegations. seven board members resigned and major donors began to drop off. the board had voted just yesterday to keep him on the job after reviewing allegations from three women who say he harassed them. in an email he said he was stepping aside to put aside any distractions in the best interest of all parties.>>> the man who sent the false missile alert in hawaii spoke to reporters for the first time today. he confirmed he thought it was a real emergency. he spoke to reporters on the condition he not be identified. he fears for his safety and said he has received threats. the recording stated this is not a drill. he missed the beginning and the end of the mes

shooting victims in response to a court order, but refuseed to release the autopsy of shooter stephen paddock still being finalized after all of this time. doctor, this seems like a weird ecplanition. you have perspective. >> coroners and medical examiners have to obey judicial order, period. it may be a situation where the autopsy findings may be important in a criminal investigation that the district attorney or the fbi asked to hold off the release so it doesn't interfere with their investigation. that sounds unlikely in this situation. >> tucker: they are saying this was a single shooter event and have not suggested there is anything we don't know about. what could be the connection between the autopsy results and the continuing investigation? >> especially when the body has been cremated as a understand. i can't think of a reason under these circumstances where all of the other autopsy have been released as a result of the judicial order, the court are the. why this one would not be. >> tucker: what would we learn of interest from an autopsy? >> well, it's interesting when you have 58 pe

. >>> an arizona man who sold ammunition to the las vegas shooter stephen paddock has been charged withing armor piercing bullets. douglas hague's fingerprints were found on a box of those bull bullets. hague did not have permits to -- there was nothing to indicate that he was going to carry out the worst mass shooting in modern history. >>> it's a sunny day with record setting warmth, you're seeing live doppler 7, overnight we'll have clear skies mainly in the upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow it will be another sunny and warm day and we expect more records to fall tomorrow, expect high temperatures reaching from mid 70s at the coast to mid 70s around the bay, to probably arouupper 70s maybe around 80 in the inland areas. the highs tomorrow versus the average highs for the date, you can see this column is the fois forecast high and there you see the average high, you'll see temperature s 14 to 18 degrees higher than the record on that date. tomorrow will probably be the warmest day, but not by much. temperatures are only going to drop off by 2, maybe 4 degrees, so steady goes the pattern.

stephen paddock killed hundreds of people when he fired on a group of people watching a concert outside. >>> a deadly 6.4 earthquake truck off taiwan's east coast. the aftershocks are hampering efforts to locate people believed to be trapped in several buildings, that being one of them. look at that, at this point, the death toll stands at 6, with 256 injured and at least 76 still missing. today pope francis sent hiss prayers to the victims as well as encouragement to rescue crews. these aftershocks are worrisome, because when you have damaged buildings, the more it shakes, the more the possibility that it will come down. >>> more news to come, dunkin' doughnuts getting set to dump packaging. we'll tell you what's going to clang. >>> that's not my fault, that's your fault for not being so bright. >> meet the man behind fake news. >>> is there any rain on but what i see here never ceases to amaze me: change. i see it in their eyes. it happens when people connect with nature, with culture, with each other. day after day i'm the first to see change. to see people go out, and come back new.

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douglas haig admitted this week that he did sell ammunition to stephen paddock, who killed 58 peoplentry music festival. haig says his one-time customer didn't raise any suspicions that he planned to commit crimes. he met paddock at a phoenix gun show in the weeks before the october 1st shooting. today - haig described selling him the ammunition. (catherine) haig says he began getting death threats after his name was mistakenly released by investigators.. . he sold 720 rounds of ammunition to paddock in the weeks before the attack. (steve)still ahead...how one local organization is stepping up to help the performer whose 7 foot unicycle went missing from s-f-o... hi, we're alaska airlines. and our california game is stepping up. with our low fares, your san jose start

checking the top stories the autopsy report is back on that las vegas shooter stephen paddock and saidn in his system and that he died of a self-inflicted gunshot to the head and he is responsible for the worst mass shooting in u.s. history and killing 138 people in a country music festival. >>> the cdc is saying that the flu season is getting worse. 63 children have died from the flu, and over 1,000 cases have been rer port sod far and a shortage of the an tie viral drugs are in short supply. >>> and the actor reggie kathy has died. he was 54 years old and the details around the death have not been released. the writer of "the wire" called him one of the most delight ffua actors and one of the most delightful human beings that i spent long days on the set. rg, your memory is a great blessing. we will be right back. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ the future is for the unafraid. alright, i brought in high protein to h

an autopsy report on stephen paddock said he had anti-anxiety medication in his system at the time ofath. it also confirms he died of a self-inflicted gun shot wound toed the head. paddock's brain remains in a research lab as they look into underlying reasons behind his behavior. he opened fire at a country music festival in october, killing 58 people and injuring nearly 500 others. >>> back here tomorrow at 5:00 eastern in "cnn newsroom." stay tuned for the sechbtities, terrorism at home and abroad right after a quick break. discover a new take on nude. new matte ink un-nude from maybelline new york. unconventional, unexpected nudes. liquid matte formula. up to 16 hour wear. go un-nude with attitude. maybelline's matte ink un-nude. only from maybelline new york. maybelline's matte ink un-nude. new year, new phones for the family. join t-mobile, and when you buy one of the latest samsung phones get a samsung galaxy s8 free. plus, unlimited family plans come with netflix included. "...there's only one catch..." car of your choice." "...this is the last car you're ever going to get in y

but it refused to release the autopsy of shooter stephen paddock.y is still being finalized, even after all this time. dr. michael baden is a forensic pathologist and he joins us tonight. doctor, this seems like a weird explanation. maybe it's not. you have perspective. tell us. >>u coroners and medical examiners have always got to obeyed judicial orders, period. it may be the situation where the autopsy findings may be important in a criminal investigation, that the district attorney or in this case the fbi asked tobi hold off the releaseo it doesn't interfere with the investigation.nd but that sounds very unlikely is the situation. >> tucker: they are saying this was a single shooter event, and they haven't suggested there is anything outlandish that we don't know about. so what could possibly be the connection between the autopsy results of my continuing investigation. that's confusing. >> that sounds like, especially when the body has been cremated, as i understand, so i can think of a reason, under these circumstances, where all the other autop

we asked to follow by the chairman to issue stephen paddock -- subpoenas because we got nothing.ets, nothing. we need to have mr. porter's testimony, we need john kelly in front of our committee explaining himself. we need hope hicks who apparently has been dating mr. porter and wrote the white house defense of him when the allegations first surfaced. and maybe the white house counsel who apparently was given some of this information several weeks ago, we don't know what he did with it. there's a lot here going on and this is in the oval office of the white house. >> congressman jerry connelly, thank you for the update in terms of tonight's shutdown and also on this story. >> thank you, rachel, any time. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. with the most lobster dishes of the year. new dueling lobster tails has two tails that'll fight to be your favorite. one topped with creamy shrimp and scallops, the other... steamed with lemon and herbs. and no, you're not dreaming, classics like lobster lover's dream are back too, along with decadent new lobster truffle mac & cheese. but eno

we'll begin with las vegas, nevada, with the autopsy report on stephen paddock, the gunman who opened fire on a crowded concert killing 58 people last october. the report says paddock had anti-anxiety drugs in his system but says he was not under their influence at the time of that shooting. the autopsy also finding that paddock was healthy and sober when he carried out the deadliest shooting in u.s. history. >>> in georgia one officer was killed and two deputies wounded while serving an arrest warrant in locust grove south of atlanta. the suspect shot dead after he opened fire on those officers. the splain officer identified as chase maddox. he was 26 years of age. his wife expecting their second child any day now. the two wounded deputies are expected to survive. >>> in virginia, former virginia tech college student david eisenhauer entered a no contest plea on friday ending his trial for allegedly stabbing to death a 13-year-old girl that he met online. the 20-year-old faces charges of first degree murder and concealing a body in the death of seventh grader nicole lovell in 2016. p

report also revealed that stephen paddock died of a self inflict gunshot wound to the head. investigators say the 64 year-old opened fire on 22,000 people last october, and 59 people were killed, and investigators have not discovered a motive for the attack. paddock's brain remains in a research lab in stanford university's school of medicine. >>> equifax data breach expos ed more consumer personal information then the company first disclosed last year. the credit reporting company and announced in september that the personal information of 145 million consumers had been compromised in a data breach including names, social security numbers, birth dates, addresses and credit card numbers. but, in a recent legal document the company disclosed that criminals also accessed tax id, e-mail address is and phone numbers. investigation into the hack is ongoing and the company faces hundreds of consumer lawsuits. >>> all right. welcome back this saturday morning it is 9:23. this is a live look from sky 6 hd camera in cape may, looks pretty right now but, meteorologist chris sowers say

going to be able to weed out the next, you know, person that did that shooting in las vegas, stephen paddock. i can't think of it. melissa: we got you. >> we don't have confidence in that system right now and that's what we have to be able to have. melissa: did you hear the president say really guys you don't have to worry about the nra. sometimes we have to fight them but they're on the side of this do you believe him when he says that? >> yes. absolutely i believe him and i want to see the president take action. i want to see him be a leader on this. he cares about protecting our country and protecting our community. i fully believe that. i fully believe that that was what the travel ban was all about. it's about assessing who has access and what they have access to when it comes to our country and i've called to say, you know , mr. president, let's try to apply that same logic to this situation. let's have a pause and let's see who has access and let's see what they have access to and let's see what the fbi and state agencies are doing right and doing wrong and then let's come back with t

. >> stephen paddock's autopsy also shows he died of a self inflicted gunshot wound to the head. 58 peopleroughly 500 people injured. and police found paddock dead inside his hotel room at the mandalay bay resort. authorities have not released a motive, but paddock was known as a gambler who havevisited casin frequently. >>> as the snow melts in toronto, police have discovered the remains of six men buried in various yards, but all linked to a suspected serial killer. police believe bruce mcarthur a land skscaper buried remains in multiple yards. here is polo sandoval. >> reporter: they are digging for answers. investigators say bruce mcarthur used large machiplantars to stos victims, all men, among them andrew missing since june. investigators confirm he was among six sets of remains found in plantars this week, the rest are still unidentified. though police won't elabelabora they say there was sufficient evidence to charge mcarthur with the murders of five men. >> there is an extensive investigation going on. going through computer, cellphones, online applications. >> reporter: there cou

the results show that stephen paddock had antianxiety drugs in his system but not under the influenceem or substances when he shot and killed 58 people and injured hundreds more back in october. >>> it also shows paddock didn't have any unusual health problem that may have caused a dress sufficient behavior. associated press and las vegas. >>> balance lot measure passed by to consider early release for certain convicts is now the center of a legal fight. ordered prison officials to rewrite part of prop 57 saying it's too broad and that the exclusion of sex offenders for those goes too far. judge wants to only exclude violent sex offenders. critics say that could mean an early release for more than half of the 20,000 sex offenders now serving time state wide. support ares of prop 57 say they will appeal. >>> the trump administration is coming under fire for failing address to domestic violence charges, david sorenson resigned last night. earlier this week, staff second rob porter resigned as two ex- wifes accused him of beating them. president trump talked about the porter allegations

even if they can reach an agreement on the end stephen paddocking levels going forward for a long-term agreement, it would take the people that write that legislation to fill in all the numbers into all the blanks. so they're saying they need more time to work on immigration, to also work on a long-term government funding package. there's concerns about folks that are tired of kicking the can down the road. there's folks concern about national security issues. they feel like these continuing resolutions are terrible for our military. but here we are and tonight the house republicans will meet at 7:00 or so. they're going to go over a variety of scenarios. what i hearing is most likely a six-week government funding extension. perhaps more military money to get them through the crisis to get some of those people that are national security hawks on board with it. they may talk about the debt ceiling, the congressional budget office turned up the pressure on folks here on capitol hill last week by saying they would need to address the debt ceiling sooner than later by early march when init

saying, myself and my family and all these other kids down here are sitting ducks to the next stephen paddockho conducted that assault in las vegas. we have to do something about this. we have to protect our communities. our theaters, certainly our schools. that's where the conversation has been. this goes beyond schools. >> you're so interesting to talk to congressman, because you just have so many credentials. you have an a-rating from the nra. you, as we said, are a combat veteran. you're a republican. you have a firearm. obviously you know how to use one. you did so in combat. and so what do you say to the argument that the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun that matches his? >> i know all of these detractio detractions. the fact that there is no evil firearm. that is the truth. there are evil people and there are good people. and that firearm is a function of it. you do have to be able to stop a bad guy with a good person with that capability. but i look at this tactically. like i said in that situation with my 9 millimeter. i don't want to die because of a la

people are end stephen paddock -- people are spending. nose are the names will work out and continue to work out. >> and dollars cost averaging. an age-old market saw that people don't time the markets but put in the same amount every mont or quarter or year. what do you think about that? you buy more stock when it's cheap and beaten down but fewer sures but overtime they do better? >> i love that idea. if you can take it a step further, buy according to the fundamentals. we're halfway through earnings season. 50% of companies have recorded. guess what? if you have a company that two weeks ago stock went up 10%, that news is still valid. if it's pulled back with this wide pull back, you have a gift. so people can do work, they're going to find a lot of great names that we know they're great because a week or two ago we saw what happened when they told the world, not only are we doing great but gave us guidance for the rest of the year. the buying list should be easy. pulling the trigger is tougher. >> you mentioned the point about being p

you think of other cases, stephen paddock in vegas, where we still don't have any splap explanation of we did this. and it might have been difficult for someone to spot him beforehand. you've been getting it through this conversation, there's a clear common denominator here of certainly some element of mental illness, but also the access to these weapons. that we are the only country where this is routinely happening this way, that our children are being slaughtered as they sit in their high schools and elementary schools. that we know that our valentine's day might be interrupted in the middle of the afternoon as cell phone video burst into our phones of children and their hands trembling as they hear gunshots in their hall hallways, right? this is something, we run the risk of becoming desensitized to, but frankly we're all traumatized by. every few months, we know we're beginning to be confronted with this trauma and this terror, that frankly a lot of our brothers and sisters across the world do not have to worry about walking into a church, a synagogue, a mosque, a high school or a

douglas hague, the man on the left, facing charges he allegedly manufactured and sold to stephen paddocksh i could have seen something in paddock that showed me he was going to go do something horrible. >> the dramatic and raw moment in court, a father lunging toward former gymnastic's team doctor, larry nassar. that father whose three daughters were abused by nassar said he was unable to contain himself. >> would a distraught father have a chance to say something? you son of a [ bleep] >> reporter: back here at home to the economy and the market's worst week in two years. friday's dow nose diving reflecting jitters even as it remains near historic highs. a drone and a passenger plane landing near an airport in las vegas. they ea peer to show the plane's flight path directly below the drone. >> not going to jump, are you? >> no. >> so much fun. how you think i did? >> good. you did really good. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> you think you're ready for the olympics? >> no, no, no. >>> launching one for the end zone is a jump ball and it's incomplete. the philadelphia eagles are the super bowl champ

an arizona man who sold ammunition to the las vegas concert shooter accused of selling stephen paddock armor-piercing bullets. >>> stunning revelation. >> he come out of the building and i just decapitated. >> kerry winter, cousin of barry sherman, tells the cbc, he fantasized of killing his relatives. >>> and this is embarrassing. >> what? >> whoa. >> a self driving car crashes during a demonstration with the video crew inside. no one was hurt and to be fair, the automatic braking system was turned off. >>> remembering a motown icon. temptations singer dennis edw d edwards dies at 74. fans remember the voice behind some of the band's greatest hits. today, saturday, february 3rd. the finishing touches for the super bowl are going full force in minneapolis. craig, you have a look how it all comes together. >>> you know, sheinelle, when all is said and done, you have more than 100 million people all over the world glued to their televisions and watching the patriots take on the eagles tomorrow night. it is an operation that takes not weeks, but months to come together. with 35 hours to g

douglas haig admitted tuesday that he did sell ammunition to stephen paddock, who killed 58 people atountry music festival. haig says his one-time customer didn't raise any suspicions that he planned to commit crimes. he met paddock at a phoenix gun show in the weeks before the october 1st shooting. today - haig described selling him the ammunition. (grant) haig says he began getting death threats after his name was mistakenly released by investigators.. . he sold 720 rounds of ammunition to paddock in the weeks before the attack. (grant) coming up... slacking at work could be getting much harder.... how amazon plans to track its employees up ahead. (catherine) and... two people were injured in a shooting in the east bay...and the shooter is still on the loose tonight.

his fingerprints were found on the bullets inside the hotel room from where stephen paddock killed 58 people. >>> a courtroom in michigan erupted. the father of three of larry nassar's victims tried to get at the former usa gymnastics doctors before being stopped by the officers. it's the latest heated moment as nassar continues to hear from more of his victims. adriana diaz reports. >> with no coverage, no gloves. pants down at my ankles. >> reporter: a father learned how nassar assaulted his daughters. >> you put your hands all over my rear and slipped your hands inside the most private part of my body. >> i would ask that you as part of sentencing grant me five minutes in a locked room with this demon. would you do that. >> that's not how we -- >> yes or no. well, then, i'm going to have to -- >> stay down. stay down. >> let me at that [ bleep ]. >> people could be heard crying in the courtroom as he was retained and led away in handcuffs. >> reporter: hours later he came back to face contempt charges. >> i had to hear my daughter. nassar is sitting there shaking his head no. >> i