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wynn resorts, who has been thinking about this problem for a long time. steveit was over a you said las vegas was a target city and you were going to harden your hotels and casinos. what did you do? >> actually it was two years ago thanksgiving, i got every consultant and advisor i could think of to come through from ray kelly two people from seal team six. it took us from thanksgiving to develop and institute a program of counterterrorism, and it'll be two years this may. started in 2015. >> chris: without going into great detail, what kind of things you have in your facilities? >> basically we had to recruit and expand security by tens of millions of dollars to cover every entrance, to retrain the entire workforce from housekeeping and room service to people in the tower and observing people. we had to cover every exit and every aspect of the building to see if we could identify and preempt any kind of terroristic or violent action. it's never perfect, of course, but what you can do to use local vernacular, you can change the scenery. >> chris: i know you had

he said -- >> neil: talking about steve wynn. >> yes.e standard for security in las vegas at many of the hotels and casinos. he's the first guy that installed security cameras on every gaming table. so when steve wynn talks about security, he's got credibility and probably in front of a jury. >> neil: you think we have a clear timeline? we're not just getting it right now, that that -- between cameras not only on that floor, but in the casino, outside the casino, the woman who was seen with paddock the night before, that there's a clear video tail as to what he was doing and when? >> there is in the fact that las vegas police didn't get the timeline right the first time. and i understand why they didn't. goodness. you know, it's frantic and frenetic in the days and hours afterwards. it's hard to get your facts together right away. people make mistakes. the plaintiffs will try to exploit that. don't trust the las vegas police because they couldn't get it right from the beginning. >> neil: thanks very much. and more on the surprise that ir

pete, i go to you, you site steve wynn >> because of what steve wynn did, that guy was unbelievable, we documented that, to say, look, here's the one difference. steve wynn was buying a stock that he knew very well, not that these guys don't, but it also had the fundamental backdrop i don't understand the fundamental backdrop of ge to say this is the bottom and i need to buy because the insiders are showing me some leadership i like that they're doing that it is a commitment, melissa. when i look at the fundamentals of the company, i'm not blown away to say, you know what, they've still got to make changes before this thing could turn >> the implication or the thesis is that the ceo theoretically or the c suite knows about the industry and is eating his own cooking. >> the previous history of ge, as she went through that, doesn't show me that, didn't impress me all that much in terms of ge. >> they don't have the track record, right? it's like any portfolio manager. jamie dimon has the track record steve wynn has the track record. there's no track record here they buy it and it keeps

chris: steve wynn only on "fox news sunday."n, even gun rights advocates are calling to review bump stocks like the las vegas gunman used to make a semiautomatic weapon fire faster. >> fully automatic weapons have been outlawed for many, many years. this seems to be a way of going rt ofd that. sweeping gun controls? we'll ask chris cox, executive director of the national rifle association. plus, as president trump decides whether to decertify the iran nuclear deal, his secretary of state denies he's considered quitting. >> the vice president has never had to persuade me to remain the secretary of state, because i have never consideredded leaving this post. -- considered leafing this post. >> with we must put an end to iran's continued aggression and nuclear ambitions. chris: we'll ask our sunday panel about the relationship between the president and rex tillerson as they weigh a major policy change. ♪ ♪ chris: and our power player of the week, a professional football player goes out of this world to make a difference. >> my pers

visit saveonsymbicort.com today to learn more. >>> las vegas casino mogul steve wynn speaking out on ss shooting. on "fox news sunday" wynn suggested the shooter would have set off alarm bells at his properties before he was able to launch this mass attack. let's take a listen. >> we have a routine with housekeeping, with room service, with audiovisual, anybody that goes in the room, to do an inspection we also have rules about do not disturb. if a room goes on do not disturb for more than 12 hours we investigate. we constantly -- we don't allow guns in this building unless they are being carried by our employees, and there's a lot of them, but if anybody's got a gun and we find them continually, we eject them from the hotel. the scenario that we're aware of would have indicated that he didn't let anyone in the room for two or three days. that would have triggered a whole bunch of alarms here, and we would have -- on behalf of the guests, of course, investigated for safety. >> wynn went on to discuss security measures his casinos had put in place, including beefing up security, retrai

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steve wynn gave a very interesting interview the other day.he did. >> i want to refer to this, steve wynn referred to freight elevators during his interview several days ago. now, today, we find out that there is a possibility that paddock used the freight elevator at mandalay bay, and this is something i find very interesting, that steve wynn had this information before we did. david: yeah. the guy pretty much had the run of the whole place. plus he was comped for couple days he was staying there. we have to leave it at that. a lot of questions yet to be answered. we hope you come back. lieutenant, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: nuclear deadline fast approaching. fox news reports that president trump plans to decertify the iranian nuclear deal before the sunday deadline, forcing congress to decide whether to reimpose sanctions. here is david sears, former navy seal. david, what do you think about that? is that a good idea? >> that's a tough question, a very good idea. i don't know that he is left with much choice. it is definitely not

steve wynn interview with chris wallace was fascinating.umber of things he said like that, for example. ray kelly, former police commissioner of new york, seal team six. what was he seeing and what was he planning for do you believe then? >> what you are looking at is trying to identify a person prying toing in. trying to look for their actions and particular body movements, facial expressions, any behavior characteristic to give them away and try to stop them before they got inside the particular. this time it was a wynn hotel. >> bill: this goes to the profile, whether or not there are any signals or signs because the killer had been in his casino often. he said the following about that question. watch this. >> the most vanilla profile one could possibly imagine. a modest gambler at least by our standards. you know, nothing serious. paid promptly, never owed any money anywhere in las vegas. he didn't fit the profile of a problem or a compulsive cambler. >> bill: a man who behaved rationally yet he prepared over an extended period of time

steve wynne to your point is an american hero. and you saw president trump today. your assessment of what he brought. it felt like he was healer-in-chief. >> he was wonderful. obviously he knows the town very well. he's very good friends with mr. wynne and mr. alison. the fact that the president of the united states came here, took the time, went to the hospitals and visited the patients. it makes you feel like he is with you. i said this on some other shows and i'll say it quickly. when things happen in other places, you mourn for what happened in orlando and 9/11. but when it hits your backyard, when you see people you know who were there and escaped this horrible situation it hits you differently because now, you know how vulnerable you are and you love the city even more because of what it became. charles: bob, stay with us. i want to bring in our panel. elizabeth harrington a washington staff writer. much was made about how important the strip was to president trump. different opinions on how he handled all the different disasters so early on his watch. high,

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i need, first, to just get your reaction to what steve wynn said. >> well, i'm not a hotel owner, anddon't manage hotels. about the only way you can prevent something like this from happening is do what they do in some of the countries outside of the u.s. and after terrorists attacks and things like that, they have gone to scanning everything going into the hotel just like they do at the airport. other than that, there's not much you could do to stop it. other than like they do with the secret service putting point man in different areas to scan different facilities. liz: which i'm pretty sure because i've stayed at wynn hotels in the past. i think they just started doing it in the wake of this. but they too didn't scan luggage. tell us how it went down. you were in los angeles, and you get the call, and what happened there? what did you hear on that phone call? >> well, i got a call from my manager who was stage right right in the crowd, and he said "damon, active shooter. we have to evacuate. " and i could hear the machine gun, it sounded like in the background. it certainly didn't

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after hours some weakness in the macaw business investors are, quote, nitpicking over that region steve wynnaid, if someone wants to nitpick, they're free to do it as for las vegas, this was the first earnings call since the mass shooting earlier this month at mandalay bay. wynn said the tragedy had no effect whatsoever on his company but added that the presumed shooter was a predict customer of wynn hotels and the community is still searching for a motivate >> we have nothing to add to the explanation of why this maniac did what he did. other than he just had a screw loose, he snapped or something as to what other hotels are doing, i'm sure that in every executive suite up and down the strip and in reno and everywhere else, and hotels around the country, everybody's trying to figure out, is there a way to use local parlance, to lower the odds of a repeat >> reporter: he added they took action a few years ago, speaking with consultants, and with ray kelly, former police commissioner of new york city, how to prevent their property from being used to attack others >> thank you, leslie picker o

insular in their thinking. >> and they don't want something like this happening on their property. >> steve wynned him last year. he has set up essentially a counterterrorism unit inside the wynn resort. he's got plainclothes people, he's got hidden metal detectors. what's the future for las vegas? do people want to come here? will they feel safe? i think all of the gaming guys, including adelson and wynn, will they engage in the gun control debate? i doubt it. >>> up next, i'm share an interview that i had with steve klubek who said president trump, enough is enough. gun culture has got to change. gun laws have to change. i'm going to share that conversation on the other side of the break. ibut they never loved me back., it was one complicated relationship. so i came up with o, that's good! a new line of comfort sides with a nutritious twist, we snuck some yummy cauliflower into our mashed potatoes. but you'll only taste the love. see what i mean? oh yeah! comfort food that loves ya back. o, that's good! ♪o, that's good! o, that's good! ♪ you myour joints...thing for your heart... or your diges

steve wynn, one of the kings of las vegas. the head of two of the biggest hotels and casinos in that town. interestingly enough, wynn decide add year ago that las vegas was a soft target. when you hear the kinds of things -- we'll have an exclusive interview sunday -- that he did to try to harden the wynn hotel and to harden the encore hotel in terms of bringing in former seal teams six members, former cia officers, hidden detectors, hidden profilers in the casinos. just trying to protect his properties. but now there's a new threat, which we saw from stephen paddock, which is knocking out the windows and firing down from the 32nd floor. one of the things we'll talk to steve wynn about, how do you handle and prevent that we'll be talking to eric pratt, the executive director of gun owners of america. interestingly enough while the nra is saying maybe we should regulate and restrict the bump stocks, eric pratt says no. we'll talk to him. >> shepard: we'll watch this sunday, chris, on "fox news sunday." let's go to michael crowl

. >> those of course chilling words from famed casino owner steve wynn. he says that some of his staff had known las vegas shooter stephen paddock for years but as you heard never saw any signs that he was capable of murder yet alone the carnage that unfolded last week as he was responsible for the deadliest mass shooting in united states history. this as police continue to search for an exact motive. they say they don't have one yet. randy sutton joins us, retired lieutenant with the las vegas metro police, host of blue lives radio. just heard steve wynn say either he was demented or sending a message, how do we find out which one or both? >> that's the $64,000 question, eric. the fact that this investigation is already almost a week old and we still don't have a motive, this might -- we might never find a motive. we have to be ready to accept that. as difficult as that is, now, we did find something else out very interesting, and that is that paddock had a pension for hiring prostitutes, and one of the prostitutes that was questioned by police indicated

so from that vantage point you don't mind my sharing something casino mogul steve wynn shared with our chris wallace at his own resort. steve wynn. >> we profile or inspect or examine everybody that enters the building, and under most circumstance it is unnecessary to wand people or do any kind of invasive procedure. the things we're looking for that represent potential threats are much more, much more obvious and, and allow us a great deal of freedom in allowing us not to interfere with the normal flow of people in and out of the building which is close to 15 or 20,000 people a day. neil: how do you do that, david, on a practical basis? maybe that was upped a little bit more post the las vegas shooting last week but to sustain that? can resorts do that? can your old place, venetian, any casinos, hotels, anywhere in the country do that sort of thing where they're wanding luggage? they're scrutinizing people checking into the hotel? what do you do? >> well, right now, some of them are starting to do that. has that been done throughout the united states? no. we don't routinely check bags

two fascinating interviews first one of giants of las vegas steve wynn owner of couple hotels casinosurity and he's one of the people that felt that las vegass with a soft target and had done a great deal to harden his hotels. but we'll talk to him about what needs to be done in the future and talk to chris cox executive director nra as always happens after these mass shootings lot of calls for sweeping gun control and even nra concerned about these buvrping stobz which most of us never heard of to turn semi-automatic weapons into effect automatic weapons. >> and you have a jam packed around table as well, chris, of course, imagine discussing relationship as it is or may not be between second of state and president of the united states right now. >> fascinin there's so man ci things we have never seen before donald trump was president and this is one of them and it opens slit between the president and setting of state and report that tillerson want todd quit and supposedly called trump a more on not to trump's face and after being upset with something he had done tillerson felt the ne

i heard about steve wynn doing things and everybody around the globe. maybe that could have cameras in a lot of places, the casinos. they've got cameras focused on the blackjack and poker tables. why isn't there security throughout the rest of the hotel. why aren't the security guards, for example, wearing little cameras on their lapels in this timeline now is being disputed by mgm, but the thinking is there was a whole six minutes that went by where the call was made, or should have been placed, to additional security members at mgm and maybe they would have had a better shot at stopping this rampage. >> we don't know the details of that and we're figuring out how that works and what went down. my point of view, i'm not sure that mgm could have stopped this at the hotel, to stop what is essentially domestic terrorism. that's asking a lot. at the end of the day, how far are you willing to go in this? do you want a camera in your hotel room or watching you take a shower, watching you sleep? >> of course not, no, no, no, no, no! however, however, the do n

person in a room for thirty six hours without saying what the world's going on not matter of fact steve wynn recently gave a an interview about that he said we'd never consider that having this man this mandalay base think they just escaped this thing from what from the way you're seeing them promote this story. well of course it's difficult to know what they think we can project that they're being directed by risk management and their insurance companies this really is a situation in the whole country that the insurance companies could do the right thing they could find that there was something amiss going into their own investigations m.g.m. is basically hiding the ball here they argue with the city police the metro police the f.b.i. as to what the time frames were you'd think that they'd come together in a room get the f.b.i. the metro police experts into g.m. and share everything that's not happening they're not forthcoming and of course a restraining order has been fined filed and granted by the court that prevents tampering. spoliation as this develops robert one thing we do see the id

on fox news sunday, we've confirmed that las vegas magnet steve wynn will weigh in on the impact of thiseek's massacre. remember, will hotels have to make changes? what will that look like for megaresorts like wynn? check your local listings. i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: fox news alert. a live look inside the white house as we await the press briefing with sarah sanders on a very busy day in washington. hello, everyone, this is "the daily briefing." i'm dana perino. investigators are now questioning whether las vegas shooter stephen paddock acted alone pointing to his arsenal of weapon, explosives and over 1600 rounds of ammo, saying he likely had help. we're also following new reports that paddock booked a hotel room overlooking a concert in august for a possible dry run. trace gallagher is live in las vegas with the latest.

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steve wynn has always been a leader in the industry i spoke to several casino experts who said that maybehe industry goes, much tighter security, because i lost you prevent someone from bringing guns into a hotel like this person dead? the mood in america's party capital is pretty somber. is the start of a global gaming expo, the largest tradeshow for the casino industry with 26,000 people from all over the world. normally steely casino executives jumped up in public addresses and meetings are canceled and rescheduled and topics refocused to address what has really been a tragedy here. shery: the businss lead you spoke , what did thetell you about reconciling, keeping guests safe and not restrict in their freedom? -- not restricting their freedom? chris: there's going to be trade-offs. it took longer to get into the wynn, because there was a line. below is a little less busy, i can not be sure to contribute that to the security. it's happening at a time of transition for the las vegas casino industry, and they tried to get people out of the casino and created these experiences, sporting e

we had steve wynn back in may, and he sounded about optimisting as he has in a long time soo that's pretty interesting, going back to what you say, sully, we fully expect americans tore resilient. >> just a quick note there's a big hedge fund event called traders for a cause our own jon najarian is and i asked him if he's going to change his plans >> hell no we're going to do it >>> still ahead, energy stocks have been on a tear up about 10%, but carter wirth says the rallies have the markings of a bull trap. >>> plus a taking of two ought ooh stocks, what's behind the move we'll ha ave special auto report after "fast money" rolls on. ♪ top speed fifty knots life on the caribbean seas ♪ ♪ it's a champagne and models potpourri ♪ ♪ on my yacht made of cuban mahogany, ♪ ♪ gany, gany, gany, gany ♪ watch this don't get mad (bell mnemonic) get e*trade and get invested (honking) (beeping) we're on to you, diabetes. time's up, insufficient prenatal care. and administrative paperwork, your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile of

we will talk with the owner of the town's biggest hotels and casinos, steve wynn, who decided a year sunday." and then, even gun rights advocates are refuting

tor perfectly honest when you look at this, they had measure, steve wynn who will be on later on the network, with chris wallace on sunday, he has mess nurd place that he used seal team 6 people, background, former intelligence people to really make that casino very safe and secure. not saying mandalay didn't and their security team did a phenomenal job. he was familiar with this particular location and felt that it gave him the best vantage point to be able to operate and move himself throughout the casino. >> dana: does it tell you anything about him he was not necessarily targeting just this particular country music festival. if he was looking at other urban centers, the political angle does it go away snnlts i don't know the political angle goes away, it could have been part of this, a number of things working together to form what he wanted to do. i will tell you this, they all share one thing in common, open air space. being able to get from a high vantage point to establish a kill box essentially shooting down, that's why he built the platform, to be able to get a better angle

i interviewed steve wynn last year and he said he was worried enough about the concentration of peopleevents here that he actually essentially has hired exnavy s.e.a.l.s. to patrol the casino floor. he had metal detectors hidden all over the place. are these guys going to have to do that? how do you do the balance between security and not scaring people away from las vegas after what's happened. >> thanks you so much. by the way, john, when i see those two holes where the broken windows are on the 32nd floor, it does remind me of 9/11. it's iconic. terrible. thank you. >>> democrats held a press conference today calling for action. among the speakers was former congresswoman gabby giffords who was shot herself in 2011. let's watch her. >> stopping gun violence takes courage. now is the time to come together, be responsible. democrats, republicans, everyone. we must never stop fighting. fight, fight, fight. >> i'm angry, angry that we are here yet again. >> they've failed the american people. what is the number? how many more dead bodies will it take to wake up this congress. i've been

david: the casino owner steve wynn was on with chris wallace on "fox news sunday."that. >> he had a terrific profile he received from all of the waiters and waitresses and busboys who waited on him before. very, very strange character. but slowly but surely we'll put together a profile. >>> meanwhile the escalating scandal surrounding harvey weinstein, more celebrities are speaking out against the disgraced hollywood mogul. melissa: not backing down, the mainstream media slamming vice president mike pence for what they call a political stunt "mediabuzz"'s how howie kurtz speaks out. >> we ask the players to stand as the president supports and the stand for the flag and anthem for the men and women who fought to defend it. introducing shield annuities, a line of products that allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities. while maintaining a level of protection in down markets. so you can head into retirement with confidence. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial established by metlife. copdso to breathe better,athe. i go with

and owner steve wynn has employed security guards with military training for years. there are almost 40 of them at every opening of my building, plain clothes, armed, on the las vegas is a target city. we have hardened the target at the wynn. >> reporter: security expert dave shepherd believes the question of how to increase security goes well beyond las vegas. several news reports today said paddock had scouted locations in chicago and boston before going to las vegas. >> every property in the united states now that is a high rise building has to look to see what the procedures are. i'm sitting there in new york looking at central park are some buildings on here and a concert i'm sitting in chicago and i'm in san francisco in the park they're all going to have to look at that now. earlier today the las vegas security chiefs association met to discuss new security measures in the wake of the shooting. judy? >> woodruff: thank you, kat, reporting for us from las vegas. let's continue our remembrances of the 58 people who were murdered when the shooter began firing int

. >> steve wynn's got an antiterrorism unit inside his hotel. but talk us through these bump stocks for example. why do they exist? if i'm running a hotel, if i know that people can rig up their weapon to suddenly look like a machine gun how am i going to have my own security? >> wynn security is top of the line. special forces type personnel very visible force. i'm going to take a look at it today because i'm intrigued by it. >> even the police force, you've got guys like stephen paddock who've got weapons that are basically machine guns. >> in that world while i was commissioner of new york after the murder of two police officers, we began to equip every vehicle in the facility with ballistic helmets and vests that could stop a military style cartridge. >> different than normal vests? >> they're heavy duty. the normal vest will not stop the rounds he was firing. they would go right through it. military style ammunition. in new york because we do have our officers trained, the first two officers go in and they need to be equipped with that type

confirmed that las vegas magnet steve wynn will weigh in on the impact of this week's massacre. remember, will hotels have to make changes? what will that look like for megaresorts like wynn? check your local listings. i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: fox news alert. a live look inside the white house as we await the press briefing with sarah sanders on a very busy day in washington. hello, everyone, this is "the daily briefing." i'm dana perino. investigators are now questioning whether las vegas shooter stephen paddock acted alone pointing to his arsenal of weapon, explosives and over 1600 rounds of ammo, saying he likely had help. we're also following new reports that paddock booked a hotel room overlooking a concert in august for a possible dry run. trace gallagher is live in las vegas with the latest. trace, how do we know all these things? >> reporter: this whole idea of him surveiling possible targets seem to be a pattern for stephen paddock. one week before he opened fire here at the mandalay bay, he rented a room in downtown las vegas overlooking another concert venue.

jay >> always like what an operator steve wynn is. was fortunate enough to be out there after the tragedy. i think the numbers in mccow are what you focus on with this stock. folks going there are up 32% year over year they have an upgrade today or two days ago from deutsche bank. i like it. big up side call buy ng thing i name today >> i am going to go back with exxon. they haven't done well this year down 8.5% year on year it is hard to buy when they are down it has a 3.75% dividend. you are getting paid to wait this is a fabulous company and i own it and i am going to keep owning it. >> dow is up 143 points. 23,140 give a lot of thanks to that for ibm. better than expected earnings reports. the stock having their best day in eight offer nine years. "power lunch" will continue to follow the market story. they will do that right now. >>> scott, thank you very much great to see the man from the far side over there, michael farr welcome. i'll tyler mathisen. this is power lunch. the record-breaking rally marches on the major averages n

steve wynn has got his own small antiterrorism unit within the casino, same thing over at the enco encore. it is so difficult to detect something like this. thank you so much. i know we'll have you back soon because this story is puzzling, plaguing, and disturbing. former assistant fbi director ron hosko, thanks. >>> now we have to turn to renewed calls, shouts, begs of gun control in the wake of the las vegas mass shooting. what we have to see is how it will affect gun sales. gun sales has been down under president trump. that has translated to a major drop in earnings by big gun manufacturers. smith & wesson whose parent company is america outdoor brands. sales were down more than 37% in the last quarter. it also reported a $2.2 million loss versus a profit of more than $35 million in the same quarter the year before. remington, the largest manufacturer of guns, ammunition, and related products is controlled by serberus capital management. steve feinberg, a trump supporter. their sales were down 24% in the last quarter and it lost 9.5 million bucks versus a loss of 4.8 million in the sa

. >> well, and it's interesting because steve wynn from wynn las vegas, he was on fox news this weekendnd mentioned how maybe that was a security measure that was dropped, if he had a do not disturb sign on his door for that long. >> a flag. >> exactly, that's a flag. >> ron allen for us in las vegas, thank you. >>> president trump continuing to saber rattle at north korea over the weekend. on saturday, he tweeted "presidents and their administrations have been talking to north korea for 25 years. agreements made and massive amounts of money paid has not worked. agreements violated before the ink was dry, making fools of u.s. negotiators. sorry, but only one thing will work." it was not immediately clear what the president was referring to there, but his message seemed to imply that military action is a possibility. >> now, prior to those tweets about north korea, the president raised eyebrows last week when he made a comment about the calm before the storm. here's what he said. >> you guys know what this represents? >> tell us, sir. >> i don't know, maybe it's the calm before the storm

it comes as steve wynn told chris wallace on "fox news sunday" that a paddock and danley frequented his that's ever worked here has ever seen the gentleman or the lady take a drink of wine, beer or alcohol of any kind. now, a lot of people don't drink. but considering the frequency of all the restaurants and their behavior as normal tourists taking advantage of everything that's available in our resort, they never, ever imbibed in any liquor. >> reporter: all of the hotels timed their lights for exactly -- dimmed their lights for exactly 11 minutes, the exact time of the shooting seven days ago. it's one of many touching tributes we've seen over the past week. back to you. steve: will carr live outside mandalay bay, thank you very much. we heard from the police officers on "60 minutes" last night, they saw that room service cart with the cameras on it, they saw the wires, they didn't think camera, they thought it's booby trapped. >> right. and that's why they waited for s.w.a.t. to get there. but the security guard didn't, and he got there, took a bullet and then ended up alerting the s

. >>> casino magnet steve wynn says the las vegas shooter's actions would have raised an alarm at hisn a do not disturb sign stays up for more than 12 hours, his staff begins an investigation. he was known at his casinos, but he also said paddock's behavior before the shooting suggests he was a, quote, rational man. >> a regional leader in spain wants to break-away and form a new country. he's underro spain. they condemned the regional government's vow to declare independence after the ref rehn dem. seth doane is in catalonia, the capital of northeastern spain. he's in the president's office. seth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to. you u this is a political cliffhanger. on one side you have the leader of catalonia who's expected to declare independence. on the other side you have the prime minister who vows to not let that happen. and in the middle on the streets, you have both sides digging in. calling themselves the silent majority, hundreds of thousands of protesters were hardly silent on sunday, chanting for a united spain. >> we are spanish. i mean -- >> reporter: these

interesting guest, steve wynn of the wynn hotel in vegas. >> he came from philadelphia, yes.ne of the big giants of las vegas. interestingly enough, back a couple years ago he decided that las vegas was a target and soft target and he brought in some of the top national security, national home land security people and former mens of the seal team six to harden up his hotels in case someone came in and wanted to shoot the place up or try to bomb the place because he knew that would first of all be a terrible tragedy and also would destroy those hotels. people would never want to go back. we will talk to him exclusively on sunday what vegas and other places around the world because this stephen paddock the shooter was looking at other hotels in places where you could oversee a big crowd of people, tens of thousands of people at a music festival, you know, we thought of airports, we thought of various other venues as potential danger spots and new we have to think about hotels and other high rises as a place other mad men can use to rain down terror on people. >> yeah, we will s

steve wynn said on "fox news sunday," my hotel does things entirely differently. into a room if there is a do not disturb. we will investigate if it's on the knob more than 12 hours a book, he's the driving force in las vegas, so he would be critical. >> i wouldn't doubt it. it is easy to your point to kind of reconstruct the events of why things didn't happen. we do know they did call down to demand us to complain about someone below him for playing music too loudly. we knew they were concerned about the do not disturb sign on a store for too long. he was calling for room service, so if you have any concerns that someone might not be in that room i might've died in that room, but that can be the casino hotel where mandalay bay is managing. he also could've made multiple terms of all this luggage on its own. what is one thing that should've been spotted? >> based on this now questionable timeline there should have been a better response time. it may not have stopped the shooting, but it could've minimize the casualties if security had responded more quickly. also

casino mogul steve wynn who owns a different property in vegas questioning why the gunman's stay neveraised red flags. >> the scenario that we are aware of would have indicated that he didn't let anyone in the room for two or three days. that would have triggered a whole bunch of alarms here. >> wynn also adding paddock didn't seem to fit any profile. >> the most vanilla profile one could possibly imagine, he didn't fit the profile of a problem or a >> reporter: with tributes in vegas and beyond growing, country star jason aldean who was performing when gunfire began, remembering the 58 lives lost during his appearance on "saturday night live" with both words. >> we hurt for you and we hurt with you, but you can be sure that we're going to walk through these tough times together every step of the way. >> reporter: and with music. ♪ no, i won't back down >> reporter: overnight vegas dimming its famous lights in memory of the victims. with many still hospitalized samantha feronda shot three times finally going home. >> i'm just grateful that i didn't have to completely say good-bye to al