we start with omar jimenez in las vegas. omar? omar: [no audio] nancy: we'll get to omar in a moment. in the meantime, with at least 58 people killed the mass shooting in vegas is the deadliest in modern u.s. history. the second deadliest shooting in the country happened june of last year when omar mateen killed 49 people at the pulse nightclub in orlando. jonathan: 32 people were killed in the virginia tech shooting that was april 2007. december 2012, 27 people killed at sandy hook elementary school in connecticut, many children. nancy: 23 died in the fifth deadliest shooting in the nation's history in october of 1991. that was in texas. killeen, texas. omar jimenez has more from vegas. omar: deadliest shooting in modern u.s. history. >> the guy in front of us ten feet up goes down. the guy to three feet over goes down. omar: what should have been a night of fun turned into a night of terror. >> somebody started running saying, "oh, my gosh, he shot, he shot." people were getting shot. you are seeing as you were hearing the shots

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we are joined live now by omar jimenez is in las vegas omar--- (steve) today police revealed some substantial new details about the gunman and his extensive planning. what were some of the things they discovered in the hotel room?(catherine) we know that paddock brought the guns to the room in ten suitcases...which may leave people to wonder how did no one notice?(steve) paddock's girlfriend (catherine) new tonight at 8. the las vegas shooting leaves us all with lingering questions like why the gunman did this... and....why this kind of tragedy keeps happening.. (steve) kron 4's gabe slate talked with a professor of sociology to shed some light on these questions. ((pkg)) sound from kimberly d. richman, ph.d. sociology professor, who is an expert on criminology issues. there is no one who are these people right there there are unfortunately many types of people who could be motivated to commit a mass tragedy variety of different reasons kimberly richman is a professor of sociology at the university of san francisco and she has a ph.d. in criminology, law and society. she has been studying mas

(vicki) we start with reporter omar jimenez who is live in las vegas - with the latest, omar? this package/segment contains third party material. unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by cnn. --supers-- :00 - :07luke broadlick:07 - :09twitter@edusamani:09 - :11 shaun hoff:14 - :20taylor brunnerwitness:21 - :27steven mccarthy:27 - :31from facebook :31 - :37manhattan beach department:37 - :40captain tim hagemanmanhattan beach police deptkcal/kcbs:44 - :47 eric paddock:47 - :51eric paddock gunman's brother1:03 - 1:09ksnv 1:12 - 1:25president trump1:26 - 1:32brendon o'neal --lead in--the man who carried out the deadliest shooting in modern american history had an arsenal of weapons in his las vegas hotel room -- and his home (vicki) as we learn (vicki) (vicki) as we learn more about what happened in las vegas we are hearing stories from bay area survivors. many of whom just arrived back. kron 4's j.r. stone i

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monitoring all of these developments for us tonight is omar jimenez with our is omar jimenez for us tonight is omar jimenez with our partners at c- n-n.. he joins us live from las vegas with an update on where things stand right now. omar. ( steve ) ( steve ) we know las vegas is a popular destination for many in the bay area... here's a map to show you where this all happened. the mandalay bay is at one end of the strip... not that far from the airport. you can see where the route 91 music festival was being held... just across the way. ( catherine ) stephen paddock's father was once on the f-b-i's most wanted list. this is the poster that went up. he escaped from a texas prison in the 1960's while serving time for a series of bank robberies. the f-b-i caught up to him in 1978 in oregon where he was running a bingo parlor. he was returned to prison but got out a year later and kept the bingo operation going. it was shut down in 1987 - after he was charged with racketeering. ( catherine ) there's a great deal of concern tonight in the bay area..that's because we're hearing many stories of p

in washington, i'm omar jimenez. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero...(vicki) joining us now is chief meteorologist brittney shipp... .a rapid warming trend that got underway today will persist into tuesday with the potential for record to near record breaking daytime temperatures. temperatures cool slightly as offshore flow and the high pressure aloft weakens by midweek, yet temperatures look to remain above seasonal averages through late week. in addition, ongoing dry conditions will likely persist through the end of the month. (grant) a father killed during a carjacking hit-and-run... and the suspect is behind bars tonight... hear from the victim's family... in a story you'll only see here on kron4 news...(vicki) plus... find out just how much people are going to spend on halloween this year... and why it is expected to reach an all time high... we'll explain... (grant) 4 your money tonight....people plan to spend more on halloween festivities this year -- than ever before. that's according to th

(catherine) tonight we have team coverage on the horrific massacre ...we start with omar jimenez live in las vegas. (steve)

as americans we cannot allow this to continue.in washington, i'm omar jimenez. (vicki) in the east bay... tonight's antioch high school junior varsity football game has been canceled following reports of players making foul remarks. it happened monday just after school. the principle say six j-v football players made "profane, vulgar or sexually explicit comments" as female students walked by the locker rooms. another six students reportedly made comments supporting their friends or failed to intervene or leave. the principal says the girls felt threatened by the comments. we spoke with students about the decision to cancel the game. (student): "well, i feel like it did get out of hand. no matter who said what, they shouldn't have. it doesn't matter who you are and how you're talking about if you're friends with them you shouldn't talk bad upon anyone else even if it's your friend." the incident comes just a week after some players attended a seminar on sexual assault and bullying. some of students were suspended or sent home. (steve) new testing standards revea

in washington i'm omar jimenez. ( steve ) another frequent adversary of the president... arizona republican senator jeff flake... announced he is not running for another term. flake is one of the most conservative members of his party. he revealed his decision during a speech on the senate floor today... expressing frustration with the political process. flake made his reasoning to retire from the senate very clear.. and directed most of the speech toward president trump. flake's re-election campaign had been struggling with polls showing his numbers declining. a polit

(grant) reporter omar jimenez... unpacks the latest from washington. while military investigators dig into what exactly happened in that deadly ambush in niger... some top lawmakers say they were left in the dark on the west african mission. sen. lindsey graham, r-south carolina: i didn't know there was 1,000 troops in niger. // question: did you know how many men and women were on the ground in niger and what they were doing? sen. bob casey/--d pennsylvania: i did not.the pentagon insists it kept congress informed of the operation. and the white house says it notified congressional leaders in june about troops conducting counterterrorism duties in niger and cameroon. but some lawmakers say it wasn't enough. rep. ruben gallego/-d- armed services committee: we don't know exactly what happened both with sgt. johnson and we don't know what the conditions were. among the questions still lingering... how sergeant la david johnson was separated from his 12-member team as it was ambushed... his body not recovered until 48 hours later. rep. ruben gallego/-d- a

but our coverage starts with omar jimenez, who is live now from las vegas... with what we are learning... about stephen paddock - the man behind the massacre. karin? we are learning haunting details about the man behind the massacre in las vegas. police found 23 weapons in stephen paddock's hotel room. he had at least 19 more weapons and thousands of rounds of ammo at his home. in his car, there were several pounds of ammonium nitrate, a fertilizer that can be used to make bombs. police are still grappling with why. authorities say there is still no motive.the mandalay bay resort where the shooter was staying, says it's now providing crisis counselors for any hotel guests or employees affected by sunday night's massacre.the country music star, jason aldean, who was performing as the shooter opened fire...is trying to come to terms with the carnage himself.tweeting today this world is becoming "the kind of place i am afraid to raise my children in." as for the survivors of the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history... we are hearing more of their he

reporter omar jimenez is live in las vegas tracking developments. new video from the las vegas massacre shows confusion among concert goers.then panic -- as a barrage of bullets shower down from the sky.investigators call the gunman disturbed and dangerous.but the motive for the mass murder remains a mystery.sheriff joseph lombardo/ las vegas metropolitan police: "usually there's telltale signs associated with these type of actions, reclusive, a plethora of thing associated with this mind set and we have not found that yet"what investigators did discover -- less than two weeks ago -- the gunman rented a room in las vegas -- during another music festival.sheriff joseph lombardo/ las vegas metropolitan police: "there's people that know this individual there's people that can help us understand this individual."the fbi spoke with his girlfriend who -- in a statement read by her attorney says -- she is devastated by the violence.matt lombard/attorney for shooter's girlfriend: "it never occurred to me in any way whatsoever that he was planning violence a

alison: omar jimenez has the latest in the investigation. omar: as the authorities slowly piece together the timeline and events around the shooting in las vegas, disturbs new details on the killer and the arsenal. officials say the gunman had 50 pounds of explosives and 1,600 rounds of ammunition in his car in the hotel parking lot. it's possible he was preparing to flee after the attack but ultimately took his own life. >> he was doing everything possible to figure out how he could escape at that point. his concern was personal concern versus w occurring below it. omar: the shooter's suicide means they are left to piece together the motive through evidence and interviews including conversations with his girlfriend marilou danley. authorities say she is cooperating with investigators since she arrived in los angeles from the philippines on tuesday. speaking on her behalf, her attorney said she had no idea the shooter was planning the attack that left 58 people dead. >> it never occurred to me in any way whatsoever he was planning violence a

reporter omar jimenez is in gainseville, florida people gather on and around the campus to protest spencer's speech. a verbal demonstration by protesters during a speech by white supremacist richard spencer at the university of florida.chants: go home spencer, go home spencer richard spencer/white supremacist: well i'm not going home.richard spencer/white supremacist: you know that what i am saying is going to change the world. therefor you want to stop it. you're going to fail. we are stronger than you and you all know it. that's why you're gaging up here like some kind of mob in order to prevent me from saying something. while protesters marched on campus outside the event.natslarge crowds gathered throughout the afternoon. they were overall peaceful - and had mostly dissipated by the evening. officials say they had prepared for months ahead of today's speech.governor rick scott declared a state of emergency for alachua county -- following requests from local law enforcement. the university has ramped up security... spending an estimated 600-thousand dollars on safety precautions. kent fuc

our coverage starts tonight with reporter omar jimenez - live in las vegas. a country music concert turned into a night of terror.bullets rained down from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay resort onto a crowd of about 22-thousand people.taylor brunner/witness: "we're like ok, get in a corner, get safe and as we get into this bathroom, there is a girl who is just shot in the head." dozens died -- including jenny parks -- a mother of two -- who was a california kindergarten teacher.sonny melton -- a registered nurse from tennessee died protecting his wife.also killed -- rachael parker -- a records technician for a california police department.captain tim hageman/manhattan beach police dept.: "she was a true professional and just a truly nice person."the gunman killed himself.he was a retired accountant -- who according to his brother -- wasn't violent.eric paddock/gunman's brother: "he was a wealthy guy and he liked to play video poker. he went on cruises."the gunman's father was a convicted bank robber -- and at one point spent time on the f-b-i's most wanted

jimenez reporting. (steve) (steve) our team coverage continues... a vigil was held in novato -- for stacee etcheber.. she was killed when her and husband were separated when the gunfire started in las vegas. (catherine) kron4's j-r stone joins us live -- j-r a very emotional event tonight? a ten year old boy leaning against his father as he mourns the death of his mom, 50 year old stacee etcheber. who was killed in the mass shooting in las vegas.sot tuesday night hundreds showed up to remember stacee. her husband vinnie was at the concert with her when the shooter opened fire. vinnie told her to run as he helped victims. the two were split up and he never saw his wife again. stacee's brother in law says it has been tough on everyone including stacee's 10 year old son and 13 year old daughter who had questions after learning of their mom's death.sotal etcheber says his family still doesn't know how stacee died. while that information may eventually come. their focus now is remembering stacee .sot oc: in

reporter omar jimenez is live in las vegas tracking developments. new video from the las

but our coverage starts with omar jimenez, who's standing by live now from las vegas... with what we are learning... about stephen paddock - the man behind the massacre. omar? the man behind the massacre in las vegas accumulated weapons for more than 20 years.that's according to law enforcement officials.inside his hotel room -- investigators found 23 weapons.police also say the gunman set up cameras inside and outside the vegas suite. sheriff joe lombardo/clark county: "the fact that he had the type of weaponry and the amount of weaponry in that room it was (grant) as we learn more about people who lost their lives and those struggling to recover... details about the details recover... struggling to and those lost their lives people who more about as we learn (grant) omar?massacre. man behind the paddock - the about stephen learning... what we are vegas... with from las by live now from las vegas... with learning... about stephen paddock - the massacre. omar? (grant) as we learn more about people who lost their lives and those struggling to recover... details about the

omar: in las vegas, omar jimenez, abc7 news. alison: a spokesperson for tina frost's family said she was able to take a few breaths on her own when she was taken off a ventilator overnight. she is in a coma after suffering brain trauma and losing an eye in the las vegas massacre. doctors say everything looked good when they changed her band damages in the last 24 hours. in an hour and a half, a candlelight vigil will be held for a west virginia woman killed in the shooting. denise salmon-burditus from martinsburg. we'll be live at the vigil at 6:00. larry: a move today to make it easier for the gun owners to get concealed carry permits in the capital. sam ford is here to explain the few developments. sam? sam: before the appeals court ruling, you had to convince authorities you had to have a good reason to get a o well, now, the authorities have to have a good reason to deny you one. d.c. government brass didn't say they have given up on the gun restriction issue. >> we don't want anybody to use a gun inappropriately either for

omar jimenez is in las vegas with more. popular landmarks across the world have gone dark to honor the victims of a deadly attack. but in las vegas -- candles shine bright against the night sky.the lights represent love for the lives lost during a country concert.among the dead -- rachael parker a records technician for a california police department.captain tim hageman/manhattan beach police dept.: "she was a true professional and just a truly nice person."sonny melton was a registered nurse from tennessee who died protecting his wife.autumn ratliff/friend: "he went out protecting heather and that shows his true self in his last moments of life protecting people like he would every day."angie gomez graduated high school two years ago.the cheerleader was involved in choir and loved to act.20-year-old bailey schweitzer was with her mom when she was shot and killed "she just had a heart for people."jennifer irvine was a san diego attorney passionate about helping people.rhonda lerocque was a massachusetts mom who loved countr

omar jimenez has the latest. new video from the las vegas massacreshows confusion among concert goers.then panic -- as a barrage of bullets shower down from the sky. investigators call the gunman disturbed and dangerous.but the motive for the mass murder remains a mystery.sheriff joseph lombardo/ las vegas metropolitan police:: "usually there's telltale signs associated with these type of actions, reclusive, a plethora of thing associated with this mind set and we have not found that yet"what investigators did discover -- less than two weeks ago -- the gunman rented a room in las vegas -- during another music festival.sheriff joseph lombardo/ las vegas metropolitan police: "there's people that know this individual there's people that can help us understand this individual."the fbi spoke with his girlfriend who -- in a statement read by her attorney says -- she is devastated by the violence.matt lombard/attorney for shooter's girlfriend: "it never occurred to me in any way whatsoever that he was planning violence

(robin) omar jimenez is in las vegas with new police body cam footage showing the harrowing moments of the las vegas massacre.we must warn you -- the images you are about to see are graphic and may not be suitable for all audiences. gunshots in the night sky.this is what the deadliest shooting in modern american history looked like -- from the viewpoint of the police officers who responded. undersheriff kevin mcmahill/las vegas metropolitan police: "the suspect i can tell you that we know now that he fired off and on for somewhere between 9 and 11 minutes."the man behind the massacre in las vegas accumulated weapons for more than 20 years.that's according to law enforcement officials. inside his hotel room -- investigators found 23 weapons. police also say the gunman set up cameras inside and outside the vegas suite.sheriff joe lombardo/clark county: "the fact that he had the type of weaponry and the amount of weaponry in that room it was pre-planned extensively." investigators say the gunman had at least 19 more weapons and thousands of rounds of ammo at his home. in his car -- severa

in las vegas -- i'm omar jimenez reporting. ( darya ) the las vegas shooting is the deadliest shooting in u-s history. and the u-s has seen some of the worst mass shootings in the last 5 years. the orlando pulse shooting last year left 49 people dead, 58 injured. omar mateen opened fire on a gay nightclub. he told police negotiators he was a soldier of the terrorist group isis. he was killed by police. in 2015... 14 people died and 22 people were injured when syed farook and his wife began shooing at an employee holiday party in san bernardino. an f-b-i report said the two shooters were "homegrown violent extremists." they died in a shootout with police. one year earlier in 2014 ... there was the shooting at sandy hook elementary school. 27 people were killed, 20 of them were young children. shooter adam lanza killed himself when police arrived. (mark) in the midst of the shock and sadness connected to the las vegas shooting massacre... there is a story of survival and hope that comes from a bay area woman desperately trying to make contact with her older brother. he was working at the