stephen paddock, que se suicido luego de -- se suicido luego de perpetuar el ataque. [habla en inglÉs] " los residentes de esta Área, describen a paddock como un vecino tÍpico del lugar. otros indicaron que era una persona bastante callada", dicen otros. el paso continÚa cerrado, las autoridades continÚan buscando respuestas a la pregunta que todos nos hacemos: por quÉ perpetuÓ tal masacre? enrique: las autoridades tratan de establecer esta niÑa de tiempo que llevÓ a un hombre de 64 aÑos, un contador retirado de la zona de mezquita, nevada a abrir fuego contra cientos de personas. gerardo reyes, se ha encargado de establecer los vÍnculos y tratar de saber mÁs de la vida de stephen paddock. gerardo dos . su nombre escapÓ de una prisiÓn -- gerardo: un hombre escapÓ de una prisión, este era el padre de stephen paddock, que estaba en la lista de los 10 mÁs buscados. de acuerdo con su hermano, stephen era millonario debido a sus negocios inmobiliarios. [habla en inglÉs] " era un hombre rico y le gustaba jugar al vÍdeo pÓquer". desde 1974, registro 18 re

it is stephen paddock, 64. and you can only imagine that every aspect of his life is now being looked at by law enforcement investigators, and they will know an awful lot about him in the coming hours that they did not know, unfortunately, prior to this shooting. >> we're going to take a pause here in a moment, top of the hour we're going to continue our coverage. this has been an nbc news special report. the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. nbc news special report. the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. >>> good morning. breaking news. a gunman opens fire on an outdoor concert crowd in las vegas. more than 50 killed. 200 others wounded, the deadliest mass shooting in history. the gunman, 32 floor s up, at te mandal mandalay bay resort. the shooter was 64-year-old stephen paddock. he was shot and killed by police. witnesses describe moments of pure panic. we have complete coverage today, monday, october 2nd, 2017. >>> from nne

stephen paddock arrived in the city. of course, what would transpire days later, carolyn goodman, probably the longest week of her life joins me right now. mayor, thanks for taking the time. >> thank you for caring and letting us have more time to get the words out of what a great country this is, what a caring, wonderful community and our hearts and prayers to those we have lost and those still injured. >> neil: you know, i know you had a chance to be with the president, mayor and he was marvelling at the rescue folks and those in the hospital, including one guy that had to get up and stand to greet the president. it's changed people's perception of las vegas. has it changed yours? >> no. because i think it will be 18 years that my husband and i have been lucky enough to serve in this community. we've always known this is a great place to live. so exciting to be here. our one priority, number 1, has been the safety and security of our entire area. that is what we're about. making it safe and making people feel comfortab

watch. >> i knew stephen paddock as a kind, caring, quiet man. i loved him. and hoped for a quiet future together with him. >> clearly that is not the man that we hadd been learning about for the past 72 hours. brian. >> brian: trace, so many things to talk about. when it comes to marilou, there's a gun store owner thatt said she was shopping around with him, the killer, before. that doesn't necessarily t mean anything but she possibly knewim about his passion for rifles. 30 of which he bought last year. number two, we find out that that sheriff speaking from the gut and his experience truly believes that he had help -- that stephen paddock had help and/or an accomplice or else he is a superman. >> yeah, he said those exact words. a superman. he rephrased and said i don't want to call this guy a superman but he said it would be highly unusual for somebody to pull this off. getting all that ammunition, buying ammunition, explosives, knocking out the two windows. surveilling this place, the sheriff is stunned but he has no evidence to back up there is any accom

out the attack. 64—year—old stephen paddock. 0fficials carried out the attack. 64—year—old stephen paddock. officials say he repeatedly fired into the crowd and killed himself before the police arrived. police found ten more guns this his room. police gave us this update. we received information that there was an active shooter that was firing rounds from the 32nd floor and that individuals that were attending the festival, the number is estimated to be 22,000 were being struck by the rounds. the fire department is estimating the injuries to be well over 400 and the deaths associated with this event to be over 50. i can't give you an exact number yet because we're still investigating some of the areas involved in the event where the concert was taking place and we can accessing individuals that were hidden and it is a matter of a process. so it will take a while for us process. so it will take a while for us to get through the evasion phase and we will have an assessment on the injuries associated with that. now, our suspect

and we see it is beginning to emerge in the profile of stephen paddock. they tend to be three kinds of people who commit these kinds of mass shootings. the first people who have become tremendously despondent, they feel their life is so worthless either because of romantic problems, financial problems, some kind of tremendous stress that they feel suicidal and they blame someone. so they have tremendous vengeance which is at the core of this which causes them to be homicidal. when you put that together they feel their life is not worth living and they want to ta ke is not worth living and they want to take some group of people who they blame out with them. the second type of person who does this is someone who has certain forms of mental illness, many forms of mental illness, many forms of mental illness, most are not violent but anti—social personality disorder, psychopathology such as sociopathy which you mentioned earlier, it is a very violent disorder and i think it is curious that this is in his background. we often see that in shootings. and the t

paddock, 64 yea rs identified as stephen paddock, 64 years old, white male from nevada. we have no investigative information or background associated with this individual that is the rocketry. the only thing we can tell is that he received a citation several years ago and that citation was handled as ago and that citation was handled as a matter of normal practice in the court system. so important thing that i need to get out. the family reunification is still taking place here at the las vegas metropolitan police headquarters. any individuals looking for answers on family members orfriends, looking for answers on family members or friends, they're welcome to come and we will give that information as we have it. in 1991 were 30 people were shot in texas by unemployed man, george ha na jang texas by unemployed man, george ha najang in texas by unemployed man, george ha na jang in 2007 32 people were killed before the shooter killed himself at virginia tech university. and today we now know that at least 50 people have been killed in las vegas. but speak to doctor alan lip

but stephen paddock had a pilot's license. the last time he filed was in 2010 when he lived in texas. another piece of the puzzle here. i might add, as a part of your discussion, there has been -- the internet is just absolutely full, as you might expect, of speculation, of alleged photographs of the suspect, of what his motivations may or may not be. his political motivations. only tell you, yes, we are aware of that. however, obviously, we don't report any of that until we have it verified from multiple sources. the big question might be, what might his motivations have been? we don't have that at this moment. i also, if you don't mind, wanted to make the point, that we have been repeated -- this is the worst mass casualty shooting in american history now, with at least 50 people dead. you have to go back to the pulse nightclub last night year, 49 people dead in that one. 58 injured versus 200 injured in this one. virginia tech, 32. sandy hook, 27 killed, the victim's mother. and the luby cafeteria shooting in 1991. this goe

it is stephen paddock, 64. and you can only imagine that every aspect of his life is now being looked at by law enforcement investigators, and they will know an awful lot about him in the coming hours that they did not know, unfortunately, prior to this shooting. >> we're going to take a pause here in a moment, top of the hour we're going to continue our coverage. this has been an nbc news special report. th worst mass shooting in u.s. history. nbc news special report. the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. >>> good morning. breaking news. a gunman opens fire on an outdoor concert crowd in las vegas. more than 50 killed. 200 others wounded, the deadliest mass shooting in history. the gunman, 32 floor s up, at te mandal mandalay bay resort. the shooter was 64-year-old stephen paddock. he was shot and killed by police. witnesses describe moments of pure panic. we have complete coverage today, monday, october 2nd, 2017. >>> from nbc news, this is a specia

this is new video of the fbi searching the room of stephen paddock. it is on the 32nd floor of the manned day bay resort along the las vegas strip. hundreds of feet above the music festival where he opened fire. it is so hard to imagine what they were going through. so terrifying. one moment they're enjoying an outdoor concert, the next running their for their lives. aaron gilchrist is in las vegas right now. they had no idea he was in that room with an arsenal ready to kill. >> eun, we've heard some of the accounts from people who were injured, people who got away about how incredibly frightening it was to not know where the bullets were coming from and not know whether they would be the next person you're right, stephen paddock put together an arsenal in that room. he knocked out the windows to fire on the crowd across the street. here's what we've learned. the fbi combed through that hotel room where 64-year-old stephen paddock had carried out the horrific attacks. investigators say he had 23 guns in that room and had another 19 weapons in his home

last gun store stephen paddock visited. last gun store stephen paddock visited. if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer but when we brought our daughter home, that was it. now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. >>> our top stories this morning, during his visit to hurricane-ravaged puerto rico, president trump repeatedly praised the recovery relief efforts. he called it nothing short of a miracle. the death toll increased to 34 and most residents remain without power and water nearly two weeks after the storm. >>> and the girlfriend of las vegas gunman stephen paddock arrived in the united states from the philippines early this morning. we now know paddock transferred $100,000 to the philippines in the days before the attack. officials say paddock extensively planned the ambush, including setting up cameras at his hotel room to watch police. president trump

. >>> investigators are looking into whether las vegas gunman stephen paddock had staked out other places for attacks. they said they would support restrictions on bump stocks. that's the device paddock used to turn his rifles into fully automatic weapons. seth lemon has more. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the heart break has many of them looking. republicans and democrats on capitol hill seem to agree on at least one point and it seem there could be swift movement on new gun legislation. mourners in las vegas lit candles for charleston hartfield overnight, the off-duty officer killed in the las vegas shooter. 58 advices line the las vegas strip, a tribute to all of those killed at the concert by stephen paddock. investigators are looking into what led the 64-year-old to open fire. officials say he may have had his eyes on other large outcoor events with large crowds. >> until they can actually complete this investigation, we're not going to know what was on his mind. >> the massacre in las vegas has some republicans here on capitol hill open to the idea of banning the piece

a state is a most impossible stephen paddock acted alone. spain's constitutional court bans the catalan government in fears it could push for independence. and praise for his novels, the british author kazuo ishiguro wins this year's nobel prize for literature. in this age of false news, i thought it was perhaps a mistake. jane: the possibility that the shootinghind the mass in las vegas could about help and planned to flee is a new twist in the ongoing investigation. police say the attack involved meticulous planning and it was almost impossible he did it alone. stephen paddock's motive for killing 58 people is a mystery. and his girlfriend said she had no idea what he was plotting. from las vegas, our north american correspondent james cook reports. reporter: the golden glass was shattered by a man intent on mayhem. why, police still do not know. but they say there is evidence stephen paddock planned to survive the attack, and he may have had help. >> what we know is stephen paddock was a man who spent decades acquiring guns and ammo and l

the gunman has been named as stephen paddock, who fired on crowds of people from the window of his hotel room before killing himself. i'm babita sharma, in london. also in the programme: the attack prompts fresh debate about whether tighter gun control measures are needed in america. crowds of ordinary people form long queues outside blood donation centres in las vegas to help the survivors of the shooting. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news — it's newsday. good morning. it's 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 5 pm in las vegas where police investigating the mass shooting say they have found more weapons at the home of the man thought to have carried out the attack. at least 59 people were killed and more than five hundred were hurt when stephen paddock, a retired accountant, opened fire on crowds at a music concert from a room in a nearby hotel. we begin our coverage with the report from james cook in las vegas. in the cold nevada desert, country music is warming the throng. the time is 10:08pm. the noise prompts confusion. the crowd, 22,000—stron

police believe stephen paddock got help getting hold of his arsenal of weapons. he legally bought some of his guns here in a shopjust weapons. he legally bought some of his guns here in a shop just outside of las vegas. he owned dozens of semiautomatic weapons which he modified to turn into machine—guns. officers are also trying to work out how he moved all of his guns on notice into a hotel room on the 32nd floor. from here, he waited and till the concert ground was full of thousands of people and then he started firing. gunfire. what we know is that stephen paddock is a man who spent decades acquiring his weapons. it will never be fully understood. his girlfriend, marilou danley, has been questioned by the fbi. she blew back from herfamily home in the philippines after hearing about the shooting. she said the 64—year—old paid for her to go and she thought he was breaking up with her. " he wired the money which he said was free to buy a house for me and my family. i was grateful but honestly, i was worried that first the unexpected trip home and spent the

these are photos from inside stephen paddock's hotel room. police say he fired on and off from between nine and 11 minutes, he had bump fire stocks, illegal. pad tock also brought surveillance equipment. >> there were two cameras located in the hallway so he could watch law enforcement or security to approach his room and also in the peephole so he could see down the hallway. >> reporter: law enforcement says there has been hundreds of suspicious reports. las vegas police say paddock's girlfriend marilou danley is a pen of interest. she flew back and was met by fbi agents. investigators also looking into whether paddock planned an earlier attack in las vegas before feenlt settling on sunday night's concert. anne-marie? >> mola length guy in las vegas. thank you very much, mola. >>> in the wake of sunday's shootings, some hotels have enacted enhanced security detectors. earlier the las vegas "review-journal" report thad the hotels were checking every bag but have scaled back. and at least 130 victims from the shooting remain hospitalized. we'r

if you're just joining us here is stephen paddock, 64 years old. he has no criminal history, they never had to deal with him in the past. they went in his home, they had a search warrant and made entry into his home over the past couple of hours, they said they located ammunition and guns but they simply do not have a motive for the shooting. they are looking to see if there's any possible material that may indicate why he chose to go to the mandalay bay september 28, 3 days before the massacre took place. the 32nd floor to look down on concertgoers, 22,000 of them plus at the concert around 10 pm last night when shots were fired. we know at least 50 people are dead and more than 400 injured. a lot of the people in the hospital at this moment not only do they have gunshot wounds, they are dealing with trampled patients. a lot of the hospitals are overwhelmed with the volume of people coming to that location, the fbi has been called in to help, they want to be the center for any video, witnesses possibly dealing with the fbi, as they call the cleari

. >> acabÓ en la peor matanza de la historia moderna quien era este stephen paddock cÓmo consiguiÓ un arsenal para cometer la masacre, el presidente trump pide unido y oraciÓn y todo el paÍs estÁ de luto. >> matanza en las vegas una ediciÓn especial de noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. >> muy buenas tardes la violencia escribiÓ una de las pÁginas mas oscuras de la historia de este paÍs millas por horas. >> un hombre de 61 aÑos stephen paddock abriÓ fuego a sangre frÍa en una multitud que asistia a un concierto de mÚsica al aire libre. >> actuaba el cantante de country jayson que tardÓ segundos al darse cuenta de lo que estÁ pasando, fueron casi diez minutos de disparo. >> al principio muchos pensaron que e eran fuegos artificiales pero enseguida se dieron cuentas que eran rÁfagas de disparos que estaban dejando decenas de muertos. el asesino deparaba desde un piso 32 del hotel mandalay bay al lado de donde se celebraba el festival, provocando una autÉntica locura dentro y fuera del recinto. muertos, herido gente huyendo cerca del hotel se convirtiÓ en una espe

that stephen paddock was not acting alone. the night of the shooting you tweeted out there were multiple shooters. >> yes. that's what i was getting direct from the police. >> reporter: radio host wayne roots tweets not only said there were multiple shooters but that was definitely muslim terrorism. >> everyone thought city wide terror attack. >> reporter: there is no independent proof of that or any of his theories. he says that's because proof may have disappeared on the missing hard drive in paddock's hotel room or in the strange break-in in paddock's house after the shooting. >> how do you let it happen if you're law enforcement? that's my question. the story doesn't add up or make sense. >> reporter: take for example, the story that paddock made a fortune playing video poker. >> is it easy to win large sums? >> not to my knowledge. it's probably a pretty good game to play if you wanted to launder your money. >> that theory goes on line with the gun running conspiracy theory. >> reporter: this woman rights about conspiracy

stephen paddock, a retired a ccou nta nt stephen paddock, a retired accountant and a high—stakes gambler turned a country music concert into a killing field. he had been in his room on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel four days, waiting with a cache of rifles and automatic weapons. his family just cannot comprehend the horror of his crime. my brother did this, this is like it was done, like he shot us. if he had killed my kids i could not be more dumbfounded. it doesn't... there's nothing... the last communication. i can show you the text, he said, how's mum? where the hell did he get automatic weapons? he has no military background or anything like that. like i said, he isa anything like that. like i said, he is a guy who lived in a house in mesquite and drove down and gambled in las vegas. he did stuff, eating burritos. the 64-year-old made few friends in his suburban retirement village in the quiet town of mesquite. police found more guns and ammunition when they raided his home. what is unique for us is that the shooter and the person with him, we in the mesquite police depar

but stephen paddock had a pilot's license. the last time he filed was in 2010 when he lived in texas. another piece of the puzzle here. i might add, as a part of your discussion, there has been -- the internet is just absolutely full, as you might expect, of speculation, of alleged photographs of the suspect, of what his motivations may or may not be. his political motivations. only tell you, yes, we are aware of that. however, obviously, we don't report any of that until we have it verified from multiple sources. the big question might be, what might his motivations have been? we don't have that at this moment. i also, if you don't mind, wanted to make the point, that we have been repeated -- this is the worst mass casualty shooting in american history now, with at least 50 people dead. you have to go back to the pulse nightclub last night year, 49 people dead in that one. 58 injured versus 200 injured in this one. virginia tech, 32. sandy hook, 27 killed, the victim's mother. and the luby cafeteria shooting in 1991. this goe

he has been named as stephen paddock, who lived in the state of nevada. police say they have no idea about his possible motives. 0ur correspondentjames cook sent us this report from las vegas. in the cold nevada desert, country music is warming the crowd. the time is 10:08pm. the noise prompts confusion. the crowd, 22,000—strong, hesitates. it takes a moment, a deadly moment, before they realise they are under attack. gunfire. by now, a second round of bullets is raining down. there is a pause. the gunman is reloading again. he is high above them, in the mandalay bay hotel. panic follows. it is a scramble to live. there were people hiding underneath my car for cover. and there was a gentleman that was shot, and he said, "can you help me?" and so i put him into my car, and i had six people in my car, people without shoes, running, just to get away. we just hit the ground, and just lay there and hung on each other. and it was quiet for a bit, and then he fired another 30 rounds, and then quiet, and then what we were doing was every time he stopped, he was

>> reporter: lucy, las vegas police say stephen paddock's them room looked like a sniper's nest than a hotel room. they have no motive. so we tonight went to see a forensic psychologist an expert on the criminal mind. >> level of determination is intense. >> reporter: high stakes gambler whose family says they were dumb founded by his actions. that was the profile of las vegas gunman stephen paddock that emerged early on monday. >> a person who either had some kind of unresolved issue in his life and it was going to come out through this kind of behavior i doubt that he had any issues with the people that he was shooting at. i think they were all strangers to him. >> reporter: dr. elliot atkins is a leading forensic psychologist who analyzes the criminal mind. his first take away from the 64-year-old paddock's historic massacre on the las vegas strip -- >> he had a plan and he stuck to it. what does that say about him? >> reporter: doctor at tins says panic' -- paddock's level of prepared stand out he checked into the hotel sweet days before the attack. he may have used ten loaded we

. >> stephen paddock was a man who spent decades acquiring weapons and academy moe and leading a secret life. >>> total confidence. that's what the president says he has as rex tillerson considers resigning. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. stephen paddock's girlfriend says he was a kind, caring, quiet man and she has no idea what prompted him to unleash a deadly barrage of gunfire at a concert, but it's clear it with us well planned. at least 58 people were killed and hundreds injured. mola lenghi is in las vegas with more. mola, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the clark county sheriff says while there's no concrete evidence that anyone helped stephen paddock carried out his massacre, he couldn't have acted alone. the sheriff suggests at some point paddock had to have had some help. investigators in las vegas continue to comb through the life and hotel room of gunman stephen paddock trying to figure out why he carried out sunday's massacre. >> we don't have any immedia

that i can tell you.>> some of the guns stephen paddock use had been modified. he had to bump stocks that would have allowed a semi in automatic gun at a semi automatic gun to fire like an in weapon. >>> investigators hope to learn more from the gunman decigram front of the shooter. marilou danley return to the united states for the philippines late last night. she was met by fbi agents, when her flight landed in los angeles. she has been taken to las vegas to talk with officials. yesterday, during a news conference, we brought you the sheriff of the las vegas metropolitan place apartment. he called her apart -- and a person of interest.federal authorities met the las vegas girlfriend at los angeles international airport late tuesday and said they will take a harder look at what she might have known leading up to the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. marilou danley, 62, was staying in the philippines on sunday when her boyfriend, stephen paddock, opened fire from his hotel room and killed 59 people at a country music festival on the las vegas strip

this morning, new details about las vegas shooter stephen paddock. his enormous cache of weapons, his extensive planning. his girlfriend back in the united states and in a new interview her sisters claim he sent her out of the country before the attack. more on that in a moment. we're also getting a first look on newly released body cam video capturing the chaos as this attack unfolded. [ gun fire ] >> go that way, go that way. go that way. hey, they're shooting right at us guys. everybody stay down. >> where is it at? >> it's coming out of a window. >> police officials say the gunman appeared to have fired on and off for between 9 and 11 minutes after the first 911 call. clark county sheriff joe lombardo said the shooter had cameras set up inside and outside his hotel room. one outside, two in the hall. cameras he may have been using to spot police and security approaching his room. officials say they don't think the shooter was broadcasting that video over the internet. even with the new details the shooter's motive really remains the mystery here.

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was stephen paddock casing other possible targets? he know he booked a room over another music festival two weeks ago. plus, president trump says he'll be looking into a proposed ban of the kind of bump stock that the killer made his weapon much more deadly. but will the president's base go along with that? i want to bring in cnn's alex marquardt. good evening to you, alex. what are you learning tonight? >> reporter: that's right, don. we now know this massacre took place at a country music festival called the route 91 harvest festival but there are indications that stephen paddock may have been scouting out two other music festivals. here in las vegas, he rented a room the weekend of september 22nd at the ogden hotel. and it attracted thousands more fans. we know thankfully nothing happened that weekend. we're also hearing that there was a room rented under the same name, stephen paddock, in chicago in august as the lollapalooza was being held in grant park over looking grant park. we have not confirmed that the person who reserved t

stephen paddock. 64 years old, he is from mesquite, nevada. police are now actively searching his home in that town. >> in response to the shooting authorities shut down part of the las vegas strip,há tweeted d said people should stay away, shelter in place, all planes also were grounded at mccarron international airport, all flights in and out of the airport were temporarily halted. >> this story as you know and can imagine it develop. we are full coverage on the shooting and the investigation. we want to begin now with nbc's steve patterson, he is in las vegas. steve, good morning to you. >> reporter: matt, we are at a central vegas strip, the only people you see in the scene behind me are ents, first responders, people combing through the scene, especially focusing on that suspect's room where he rained down fire on a crowd of people. those people we spoke to and got their tales of survival. this morning las vegas is on lockdown after a gunman opened fire at a popular outdoor country music festival. it happened3fw just moments af country

be many account, 64-year-old stephen paddock was a gambler. married twice, living with his girlfriend in a retirement community 80 miles of eastern las vegas. still unclear why he opened fire last night. abc news is reporting paddock has 19 guns in that room, including some they were high-powered. sources say paddock had a camera mounted in the courtroom, apparently to record himself. there was only one bay area address that comes back to stephen paddock and that's in haze valley from march of 2008. no one was home at that returned when i knocked but i broke the news to the neighbor. >> i'm just shocked, you know. that's just, it's scary and it feels -- it feels strange to know that someone like that lives next door. would -- you know live next door. >> reporter: and people who have lived in the area for a long time tried but couldn't remember stephen paddock. they did know the man who may have been his roommate also listed at that address. one thing that doesn't make sense, this address is low income housing and by many reports paddock was a

laura: the fbi is trying to uncover the motive of gunman stephen paddock. at the white house, a moment of silence has been held for the victims. [bell tolls] laura: and almost two weeks after hurricane maria, people in puerto rico still don't have power or clean water. president trump visits the island tomorrow after criticism of the aid efforts. laura: welcome to "world news america." in the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history, a gunman killed more than 58 people and wounded over 500, as he fired at crowds enjoying a country music festival on the las vegas strip. stephen paddock, who had no criminal record, was found dead in his hotel room. he had at least 10 rifles with him. let's go straight to the bbc's rajini vaidyanathan, who is in las vegas for us. of insanity of amendment shall not define us -- those other words from the mayor of las vegas, carolyn goodman, in the wake of last night's shooting. flags in the city are at half the whiteso, too, at house and across the country. reports of gunfire were heard after 10:00 last night at a country

that is the body of stephen paddock right there. and you can see spent bullets, you see magazines that are neatly stacked in the room. crime scene processing is still going on in this hotel room and they say it will be going on for some time. meticulously they are documenting everything. they've got the crime scene investigators and it does take a wile. >> we're seeing many of the 23 guns found in that hotel room. thanks so much. 47 total guns, they are now confirming they found belonging to stephen paddock purchased in four different states. the federal atf says 12 of the guns in the shooter's hotel room had what are called bump fire stocks or bump stocks. >> what are the modifications associated with the weaponry? i can't give you an answer on whether any of them are automatic or not. but we are aware of a device called a bump stock, and that enables an individual to speed up the discharge of ammunition. >> on semiautomatic weapons the trigger has to be pulled each time a round is fired. on automatic weapons the trigger can be pul

no, he just hung out. >> stephen paddock was an accountant. family members say recently he was a professional gambler who had won large jackpots. he was also a licensed pilot who had rented and sold multiple properties over the last four decades. paddock's father was once on the fbi's most wanted list, the 1969 notice described him as a bank robber who was psychopathic and considered armed and very dangerous. stephen paddock's only run-in with law enforcement was this 2009 parking ticket. >> it was well planned out and i took a lot of strategic thinking. >> profiler says paddock may have been planning the attack for years. he had a view of the concert and he probably had gone to other rooms and chose specifically this room. so there was surveillance that likely occurred before this event. >> a search of paddock's home turned up additional weapons, thousands of rounds of ammunition and explosives. isis claimed responsibility for the attack but investigators say so far they have found no link between paddock and the terrorist group. cbs news, wa

it is stephen paddock, 64. and you can only imagine that every aspect of his life is now being looked at by law enforcement investigators, and they will know an awful lot about him in the coming hours that they did not know, unfortunately, prior to this shooting. >> we're going to take a pause here in a moment, top of the hour we're going to continue our coverage. this has been an nbc news special report. thee worst mass shooting in u.s history. nbc news special report. the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. >>> good morning. breaking news. a gunman opens breaking news. a gunman opens fire on an ñç outdoor concert crowd in las vegas. 200 others wounded. the gunman 32 floors up at the mandalay bay resort firing down on a terrified crowd. the shooter is 64-year-old stephen paddock, he was shot and killed by police, witnesses describing moments of pure panic. we have complete coverage today, monday, october 2nd, 2017.

paddock, stephen paddock made two decisions. one he was going to end his life. the second was he was going to end it in a way that the whole world would remember him. they would know his name. he would no longer be a nobody, but a somebody. he would capture the attention of the entire country. he plotted and planned this mass murder. bringing all of those guns in there. he went out the way he wanted to go out. i think the way he wanted to be remembered. in other words, it was personal, not political, religious. it was the way -- >> tucker: we don't know that yet. >> it was the way stephen paddock wanted to end his life. we know he wanted to end his life this way. >> tucker: it was premeditated and he also surveiled fenway park and new york. did he plan an escape? he had handguns? was he trying to get out and do it again? we don't know if he has a political or religious agenda. >> the point is, what happened? what reward did he get? he will die. supposed he escaped for a couple of hours. he is going to die in this. what he wanted i believe was to be remembered fo

stephen paddock. he acted alone and he is now dead. we have video of this event that witness testimony. people at this concert,vo! aldean, a singer on stage. this is a concert 30,000 people to see in an open air6 í:]sn7 an gun fire broke out about about 10:08 tonight. hiding. others on the ground. that didn'ti>msn7 find safely. 50 were killed. t capacity. we are hearing from people in surgeon friend of mine saying they7x they are askingvai7s9 have so many people who need surgery and need help. this is a very active situation. unfortunately, authorities say these death tolls could still rise. to las vegas throughout the morning. >> and we have new video as well take a listen.  ♪ [ [gun fire ] undreds of rounds being fired at that . rounds being fired. jason aldean stopped singing and people were try to what's going on. until the pops kept happening. people on stage saying they could see is rounds falling and jason aldean safe. the shooter was÷9 shooting. >> all they haurd was gun so -- heard was gun fire. instead of scattering. poi

. >> reporter: the suspected gunman, stephen paddock, opened fire from a room on the 32nd floor of the mandalay hotel. a s.w.a.t. team found him dead inside of his hotel room, and officials recovered 17 guns and some explosive devices. they found more guns at his retirement home in mesquite, nevada which is about one hour northeast of las vegas. >> we retrieved and excess of -- in excess of 18 firearms, and several thousand rounds of ammunition. >> reporter: police are also searching a former home in reno. the fbi discounted any leaks to isis after the terra group claimed responsibility for the attack. >> this is a crazed lunatic that is full of hate. we do not know much about his background.>> reporter: speaking from florida, pat ochs brother said they are in shot. he spent big money at casinos and never showed signs of violence.>> was he upset about politics or anything?>> nothing . he has no religious or political affiliation. he just hung out. >> reporter: 100 for patients is overwhelming, but our staff hamlet very well. they were making sure that they got the appropriate care whet

la policÍa no ha confirmado cuÁntos armas de fuego disparÓ stephen paddock. por cierto nevada tiene una de las regulaciones de armas mÁs flexibles del paÍs. allÍ, hasta la portaciÓn de armas a la vista es legal en todo el estado. enrique: regresamos a este ddebate que parece interminable. si el control de armas hubiera prevenido una tragedia como la que se viviÓ en las vegas. mario mejÍa: ni estÁn y las que siguen, a detener la regulaciÓn de armas. esto jamÁs sucederÁ. gracias por sus comentarios. una reuniÓn esta noche en la casa blanca entre el presidente trump y lÍderes republicanos que podrÍa decidir el futuro de los dreamers. enrique: seguimos transmitiendo en vivo desde las vegas. funcionarios del gobierno de los estados unidos pidieron al gobierno de cuba que retiraran el 60% de su personal de la embajada cubana en washington. esto despuÉs dde que el departamento de estado tomara la decisiÓn de retirar hasta el 60, 70% de sus diplomÁticos en la sede de washington en la habana por el presunto ataque en contra de funcionarios estadouniden

so what do we know about stephen paddock? the 64—year—old was a former accountant who had invested in property and was a serious high—stakes gambler. but he had no criminal record. he lived in this house in the quiet town of mesquite, 80 miles from las vegas, with his partner, marilou danley. his father was a bank robber, who, while on the run from the authorities, was described by the fbi as a psychopath with suicidal tendencies. the president, on his way to puerto rico, and will be visiting vegas tomorrow, had this to say about paddock. he was a sick man, a demented man. a lot of problems, i guess, and we are looking into him very, very seriously. but we are dealing with a very, very sick individual. but any review of gun law seems a long way down the line, if it will happen at all. meanwhile, more details are emerging about the massive arsenal that paddock had assembled. some came from this shop in utah. average, everyday joe blow. nothing stood out. it was just normal timing, for him to come in. he was talking about

reportero: tenemos mÁs detalles sobre la vida de stephen paddock. tenemos informaciÓn en relaciÓn a su novia que vive en filipina. reportero: ademÁs de las 42 armas que poseÍa en total las autoridades encontraron explosivos y miles de balas. este vÍdeo muestra cuando paddock se cae en el aÑo 2011 en el hotel cosmopolitan. un mediador determinÓ que el casino no habÍa tenido la culpa. lo que vimos en la grabaciones una persona que se encontraba ebria, dijo el abogado. su padre se escapÓ de la prisiÓn tras haber sido encontrado culpable por robo. ahora existe eesta conexiÓn entre la masacre. segÚn comentan los vecinos, la casa estaba completamente cerrada siempre. >> a lo mejor se iba a morir? reportero: desgraciadamente cumpliÓ su objetivo. >> esta es la peor masacre registrada. muchas de las armas fueron manipuladas para que pasaran de semiautomÁticas a automÁticas. un rifle de asalto fue modificado para convertirlo en automÁtico. observe este vÍdeo, una joven muestra paso a paso cÓmo se altera el arma. dispositivos como Éste se pu

attatched to 12 of stephen paddocks guns. attatched to 12 of stephen paddocks guns. house speaker paul ryan says a ban on the devices is clearly something congress needs to look into. for all of our reporting on gun laws- and the latest on the las vegas massacre- go to wjla.com. we want to go to breaking news in northwest.. a house fire not far from georgetown university. ryan hughes has scene.. what are you seeing right now ryan? developing right now out of potomac. worker is accused of inappropriately touching a child. the man named roy simmons the third the third turned himself in and confessed to police yesterday. he faces charges related to an incident that happened last year in which a girl alleges she was grabbed by simmons during an after school program at carderrock springs elementary school. last night we spoke to roy simmons' father... he says his son is a good person. detectives are investigation. they're now asking the public to come forward if they know about any more potential incidents involving simmons. what

so what do we know about stephen paddock? the 64—year—old was a former accountant who had invested in property and was a serious high—stakes gambler. but he had no criminal record. he lived in this house in the quiet town of mesquite, 80 miles from las vegas, with his partner, marilou danley. his father was a bank robber, who, while on the run from the authorities, was described by the fbi as a psychopath with suicidal tendencies. the president, on his way to puerto rico, and who will be visiting vegas tomorrow, had this to say about paddock. he was a sick man, a demented man. a lot of problems, i guess, and we are looking into him very, very seriously. but we are dealing with a very, very sick individual. but any review of gun law seems a long way down the line, if it will happen at all. meanwhile, more details are emerging about the massive arsenal that paddock had assembled. some came from this shop in utah. average, everyday joe blow. nothing stood out. it was just normal timing, for him to come in. he was talking a

they say there is evidence stephen paddock had planned to survive the attack, and that he may have had help. we know stephen paddock is a man who spent decades acquiring weapons and ammo and living a secret life, much of which will never be fully understood. so far, there has been a lot of attention paid to the actions of the man who was in that building and what he did, firing down on this concert below. but what many people who were at that gig have told us is that they think the focus should be on the response and the bravery that was on display there. kristin babik showed immense courage. the 24—year—old kept running from the bullets, even after she had been shot in the back. i felt something hit me really hard and then i felt something splatter on my back, so i thought it was either somebody‘s drink, it kind of felt like a paintball or something like that. it's not fair and it's not right... and now i'll forever have to have a bullet in my back... ..for no reason. so i'm just sorry other people have to deal with similar or worse. the girlfriend of the man who inflicted such