mourn, mourn -- let us let us heal. i yield back my time. >> mr. speaker, as the band played the country-western song, gunfire rocked it. 20 minutes later when the shots stopped and smoke cleared, 59 people were murdered and over 520 were wounded. the swat team quickly found the hiding place of the evil villain, and as they approached, the outlaw shot himself. does he avoided a date with the hangman. justice occurred. casualties would have been much worse but for quick actions by people, including former military and off-duty police of visitors, helping to hide and cover others while endangering their own lives. the first responders, police, doctors, emergency medical technicians, tended to the wounded. these unnamed creek responders, both civilian, law enforcement, and medical, without regard to their own lies, saved others. the band may have stopped playing wounded -- music, but the cries continued. we must have prayers for las vegas. god bless them one and all. that is just the way it is. i yield back. without objection, the gentlewoman is recog

let us mourn, mr. poe: mr. speaker, as the band played the latest country western song, gunfire erupted from the 32nd floor window across the street. 20 minutes later, when the shots stop and the smoke cleared, 59 people were murdered and over 520 were wounded. the swat team quickly found the hiding place of the evil villain and as they approached, the outlaw shot himself. thus he avoided a date with the hangman. justice occurred. e casualties would have been much worse but for quick action by members of the crowd. people, including former military and off duty police officers helped hide and cover others while endanger theirs own lives. the first responders, police, doctors, emergency medical technicians quickly tended to the wounded. these unnamed quick responders, both civilian and law enforcement and medical, without regard to their own life, saved others. the band stopped playing music but the cry of the wounded and tearing of the mourning continue, mr. speaker. we must have prayers for lfer and god bless

in america, we mourn with those who mourn, we grieve with those who grieve. i stand with you on behalf of my family and every family in america to say we are with you. today we are all vegas strong. >> [applause] v.p. pence: as the president often says, when one part of america hurts, we all hurt. when one part of america struggles, we all struggle. and when one part of america cries out for help, we always come together to answer the call. five days ago, america awoke to the news of the worst mass shooting in the history of the united states. on a field not far from here, 58 people lost their lives, and nearly 500 were injured. it was a tragedy of unimaginable proportions, and as the president said in his address to the nation, we are joined together in sadness, shock, and grief for the fallen and injured and their families. those were lost were taken before their time, but their names and stories will be forever etched into the hearts of the american people. among them, a special ed teacher who helped the neediest, named sandra casey. a policeman and a vete

in america we mourn with those who mourn. we grieve with those who grive. today i stand before you to say we are with you. today we are all vegas strong. [applause] v.p. pence: as the president often says when one part of america hurts, we'll hurt. when one part of america struggles, we will struggle. when one part of america cries out for help, we always come together to answer that call. five days ago, america awoke the news of the wost mass shooting in the history of the united states. on a field not far from here 50 people lost their lives and nearly 500 were injured. it was a tragedy of unimaginable proportions and as the president says during his address to the nation, we are joined together in sadness, shock and grief for the injured, the fallen and their families. those we lost for taken before their time but their names and stories will forever be etched into the hearts of the american people. among them, a special ed teacher named sandra casey. a policeman and a veteran, charleston hartfield, who coa ched a youth football team. [applause] v.p. pen

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in prayer and through tears, the victims honored overnight. >> it's okay to mourn those you loved. >> reporter: 28-year-old afghanistan navy vet chris roybal, hannah ahlers, a mother of three, a las vegas police officer. >> one of my officers was off duty attending the concert and lost his life. >> reporter: special education teacher sandy casey and the 55 others mercilessly killed at a country music festival sunday night. the murderer, 64-year-old stephen paddock, breaking the windows of his room on the 32nd floor at the mandalay bay hotel along the famed las vegas strip shooting into the crowd of 22,000 people below before killing himself. >> we've got the east room secure. we've got one suspect down. multiple firearms. >> reporter: those nearly two dozen firearms found in the room included according to a source an assault rifle modified to fire like an automatic machine gun. 19 more firearms and ammunition also found at his home in mesquite, nevada. neighbors and his brother dumbfounded. >> steve had nothing to do with any political organization, religious organization, no white su

in america, we mourn with those who mourn, we grieve with those who grieve. i stand with you on behalf of my family and every family in america to say we are with you. today we are all vegas strong. >> [applause] v.p. pence: as the president often says, when one part of america hurts, we all heard. when one part of america struggles, we all struggle. and when one part of america cries out for help, we always come together to answer the call. five days ago, america awoke to the news of the worst mass shooting in the history of the united states. here, 58d not far from people lost their lives, and nearly 500 were injured. it was a tragedy of unimaginable proportions, and as the president said in his address to the nation, we are joined together in sadness, shock, and grief for the fallen and injured and their families. those were lost were taken before their time, but their names and stories will be forever etched into the hearts of the american people. among them, a special ed teacher who helped the neediest, named sandra casey. a policeman and a veteran, who

somalia declares three days of mourning off to saturday's bomb attacks which are reported to have killed more than two hundred people. hello i'm maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up exit polls show austria moving to the right at sebastian kurtz on course to be the world's youngest. civilians and syrian i still find rocca under a negotiated deal as u.s. bank syrian forces begin a final assault to take back the city also. i've been in hong kong where a gathering of pack of people from around the world is breathing new life into the city's indigenous culture. the top story this hour the number of people killed by powerful truck and car bombs in the somali capital has jumped to more than two hundred hundreds more were injured in the blasts on saturday which hit the center of mogadishu as well as a residential district somalia has declared three days of national mourning caroline malone has the latest. when people in somalia's capital mogadishu a trying to come to terms with one of the worst car bomb attacks ever a truck bomb exploded outside a hotel at an inters

sarah: i think today is more, again, like i said, a day of reflection, a day of mourning. a day of gratefulness for those that were saved. and i think that there will be certainly time for that policy discussion to take place. but that's not the place that we're in at this moment. certainly i think that there's a time for that to happen. reporter: before he was elected president, some 15 or 16 years ago, he did have a different view on guns than he had during the campaign. does he believe that this is something that he could lead a bipartisan effort on at some point? and at what point would that be appropriate? sarah: i think that's something we can talk about in the coming days. and see what that looks like moving forward. i think one of the things that we don't want to do is try to reate laws that won't create or stop these types of things interest happening. if you look to chicago, where you had over 4,000 victims of gun-related crimes last year, they have the strictest gun laws in the country. that certainly hasn't helped there. i think we have to -- when that time com

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lou: i don't think it is a day of unity, i don't think it is a day of nationwide mourning. i think we have to be honest about these things, we're confronted with a tragedy of immense proportions in las vegas this president is dealing with aftermath of two of most powerful hurricanes to hit the united states. >> and a flood. lou: yes, and flooding. you know, this is just, where is the decency, the discretion. >> i think that on the left, there are those who think that no tragedy should be not -- must be exploited for political reasons, so hillary clinton today, mayor of san juan, i think this is very much a partisan piece, that will not stop, this is the left's response to everything because, politics is their religion. lou: it may be. but i don't think that is of an excuse for anything they are doing. they have lost -- the dems have lost their way. >> they have, and i think, as michael said this is not time for policy to be, this time for mourning and taking care was the victims, i think that president is doing a suburb job, and his government is, that is what counts at-thi

today is a day for consoling the survivors and mourning those we lost. our thoughts and prayers are certainly with all those individuals. place for time and political debate. but now is the time to unite as a country. there is currently an open and ongoing place for political law enforcement investigation, a mowive has yet to be determined. it will be premature for us to discuss policy when we don't fully know all the facts or hat took place last night. reporter: do you believe that -- does the president believe that this is a moment that this is a time when this should not be a political discussion. it should be a policy discussion. does he believe that he could bring something new to the gun bate that has been locked in typical politics for so many years? is more, s: today again, like i said a day of reflection, a day of mourning. a day of great fullness for those that were saved. and i think that there will be certainly time for that policy discussion to take place. but that's not the place that we're in at this moment. certainly i think that there is

my good issue in mourning the death toll after a massive bomb attack in somalia is reported to have risen above two hundred. hello there i'm julie macdonald this is sounds easier live from london also coming up sebastian court says projected to become the world's youngest leader after victory in australia's general election. kenya's opposition made to stages a mass rally urging his supporters to boycott the presidential election. on a surprise first prime victory encourage astounds presidential contests. a very warm welcome to the program a massive bomb attack in the center of somalia's capital on saturday is now reported to have killed more than two hundred people hundreds of people have been protesting on the streets of mogadishu voicing their anger at what happened it was the most powerful bomb blast to ever hit the city which suffers regular attacks a residential district was also hit by a smaller car bomb somali as it declares three days of national mourning. well it's still not clear who carried out the bombing a senior al shabaab members denied responsibility catherine sawyer repor

in prayer and through tears, the victims honored overnight. >> it's okay to mourn those who you loved. >> reporter: chris roible, hanna allers, a las vegas police officer. >> one of my officers was off duty attending the concert and lost his life. >> reporter: special education teacher sandy casey and stephen paddock breaking the windows of his room on the 32nd floor floor of the mandalay bay casino and shooting into the crowd below before killing himself. >> we've got the east room secure. we've got one suspect down. multiple firearms. >> reporter: two dozen firearms included an assault rifle modified to fire like an automatic weapon machine gun. 19 more fireairports and ammunition also found at his home in mesquite, nevada. neighbors and his brothers dumbfounded. >> steve had nothing to do with any political organization, religious organization, no white supremacist, nothing. >> reporter: police say several pieces of media were found in the hotel room including a source says a video camera. investigators hoping that evidence could offer some insight into the motive for the massacre

and now, kevin, the end of the one—year mourning will end of the one—year mourning will end and thailand has a new king. we spoke earlier with our south east asia correspondent in bangkok, seeing there will be challenges going forward for both the monarchy and governments particularly on the economic and political front. and governments particularly on the economic and politicalfront. right, right. what's going to happen, i believe, is the status quo will definitely have to give. simply because, in the first place because the king, king bhumibol adulyadej was a tough act to follow. like i 5aid was a tough act to follow. like i said he lived an exemplary life of virtue. he 5ymboli5ed civility, he was able to meet acro55 virtue. he 5ymboli5ed civility, he was able to meet across the divide of thai society. so what is actually going to happen is we will have two c how the king is going to be managing his privy council and how, in the next year, are we simply going to be looking at direct and open interventions or the monarchy once again making alliances with variou5 once again making allian

the country, left mourning the loss of 59 lives. larry: the healing process just starting to begin as investigators search for a motive. kristin holmes is in las vegas where the police the attack. kristin? kristin: that's the big question here. the big question is why. why a 64-year-old man, a retired accountant with no criminal history, no known criminal history, a man whose neighbors described him as a gentle giant, why it is that he snapped, why he came down here. this was a methodically planned out attack. he came down and check in just behind me on thursday. he had an arsenal with him. more than 10 rifles. authority saying that some of them had scopes. he used multiple weapons during the attack. some of them altered to be automatic weapons. why did this man suddenly turn and commit the worst mass shooting in history? authorities are digging through his background. we know that they went to the hotel room, they found 23 weapons here, 19 at his home in mesquite. he was a property owner. around the country looking for clues. but r

mourning declared by president mohammed of the life of a madrassa soon. caught many people stealing the show them a cup mission of looking for any survivors as well as the board beasts of the people who are still under the rubble of buildings that collapsed buildings within some buildings within to me to too much kilometers of radius of the cover and it is a huge task rescue workers us team looking for the bodies as well as survivors they were really encouraged yesterday late in the evening when they found a survivor will seriously injured under the rubble of the one of the buildings thoughts. so for now the people are still in shock but immediately these mourning period is over many questions some of them very difficult will be asked and want the government will be facing would be the question why is it unable to stop such kind of a tox series two thousand and eleven when i was kicked out of an issue by african union peacekeepers in national army this is a question the government would not have an answer to because the army the national army is in disarr

and after a year of mourning thailand says. it's making all that more when we come back. had some rather heavy showers a large hail in the forecast for the past four straight some of that serve very very unsettled weather violent storms made its way further eastward study interrupted the cricket the coffs harbor the england australia which means one day international taking place here to see some of the storm damage that we've had across this think of the words clear skies to come back into behind as we go through friday still some want to graduate to spurs been around thirty degrees celsius on friday tad cold as we go on through saturday generate dry wetter weather will come back into this to go through the the next few days through the weekend we can expect to see more violent storms kicking in across that eastern side of australia further west perth at around nineteen degrees celsius thirty four and alice very hot there into central pass as per usual some of what the weather that was saying just around the east coast of australia pushing towards new zealand not going t

after a year of mourning thailand's lake king has been created can pull me paul. died last year aged eighty eight and was the world's longest serving monarch his five day funeral ceremony began a weapon state drawing hundreds of thousands of mourners scott in the capital. it's a combination a year of mourning and reflection the people of thailand have said goodbye to the king are doing yet they're. enduring late monsoon rains and searing heat hundreds of thousands of thais clad in black descended upon bangkok. bucket come. arrived in the pre-dawn hours will have to continue with our lives but i will do good things for him so we. will not have to worry full of ceremony and tradition a procession carrying an opulent turn left the royal palace for the two and a half a kilometer journey to the royal crematorium crafted over the last eight months the elaborate crematorium is designed to represent a mythical mountain sending the late king to heaven here and one applause thousands have gathered there laying sandalwood flowers on this replica of the world crematorium doze

this is a town that is in mourning. by all accounts, the shots rang out a few minutes before 10:00, so almost 24 hours after the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history, at least 59 people killed, more than 500 wounded by a gunman who unleashed a hail of bullets onto a crowded music festival on the las vegas strip. as investigators in las vegas work to figure out how and why this horrific tragedy happen, the trump administration and d.c. lawmakers held moments of silence at that nation's capital to honor the victims of this senseless act of violence. for more on the response, let's bring in kelly wright in new york. kelly. >> trace, good evening to you. sadness goes out to everyone who deals with this, as all of america focuses on this horrific tragedy that has taken place in las vegas. once again, and unimaginable horror has caused america to be in a state of shock and grief. the white is held a moment of silence on the south lawn earlier. president trump offered comforting words for a nation in grief, calli

out of respect for the las vegas victims and to take time to mourn. aldean was onstage sunday night when a gunman shot at the "route 91 harvest festival." in a statement... aldean said this weekend's shows in los angeles, san diego and anaheim are cancelled. he'll resume his tour on next week in tulsa, oklahoma. aldean wrote -- "it has been an emotional time for everyone involved this week, so we plan to take some time to mourn the ones we have lost and be close with our family and friends." aldean played in the bay area just one day before the shooting. (mark) ahead at eight on the kron 4 morning news... we continue to follow the latest on the investigation into the las vegas shooting. we have new information about the guns used in the las vegas shooting massacre. and now the gunman's girlfriend is being questioned by the f-b-i. plus... people all over the country are mourning the 58 lives that were lost in the shooting. we'll show you how the bay area is remembering victims this morning. and we're tracking your weather and traffic on this wednesday

after a year of mourning tom i say goodbye to came to my home at a ceremony in bangkok. at least three people have been killed on election day in kenya and if i. it has been marred by violence and an opposition boycott about a dozen others were injured in kissimmee one of several areas where election materials have not been delivered his interview is among four opposition strongholds where voting will now be held on saturday the government says it's because of security challenges i made a miller has more from the capital nairobi. protesters lighting fires and throwing rocks leaving some polling stations empty and police responding with tear gas or what's characterized voting day in nairobi's opposition strongholds other polling stations have not opened a told officials too frightened to report for duty. explaining ourselves very clearly. there is no reason for anybody to take any violent action against i b c officials i b c officials should be allowed to conduct their duty. and as they conduct their duties it is the right of a kenyan. in any particular part of the countr

today is a day for consoling the survivors and mourning those we lost. our thoughts and prayers are certainly with all of those individuals. this is -- there's a time and place for a political debate. but now is the time to unite as a country. there's currently an open and ongoing law enforcement investigation. a motive is yet to be determined, and it would be premature for us to discuss policy when we don't fully know all the facts or what took place last night. jeff. >> on that, do you believe, or does the president believe that this is a moment, that this is a time when this should not be a political discussion, it should be a policy discussion. does he believe he could bring something new to the gun debate that has been, you know, i guess, a lock in traditional politics for so many years. >> today is more a day of reflection, a day of mourning. a day of gratefulness for those who were saved. and i think there will be certainly time for that policy discussion to take place. but that's not the place that we're in at this moment. but certainly, i think

as people mourn the loss of the victims. and more information is surfacing about the gunman. serena marshall has the latest. friends of a west virginia woman friends of a west virginia woman virginia woman killed in the las vegas massacre are virginia woman killed in the las vegas massacre are banding together to mourn her loss. a vigil was held last night for denise burditis. people gathered on the football field of her alma mater, hedgesville high school. some of those attending the vigil were burditus's classmates who graduated with her in 1985. some of them planned to go to las vegas with her and her husband, to celebrate everyone turning 50. but those plans didn't work out. steps forward for a woman from maryland who was wounded in las vegas. a spokesperson for tina frost's family says she was able to take a few breaths on her own when she was taken off a ventilator. the graduate of arundel high is in a coma after trauma and losing an eye. we'll keep you posted as we find out more about her condition. it's 4:xx and next on good morning washington.... and today we are tra

this is a town that is in mourning. by all accounts, the shots rang out a few minutes before 10:00, so almost 24 hours after the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history, at least 59 people killed, more than 500 wounded by a gunman who unleashed a hail of bullets onto a crowded music festival on the las vegas strip. as investigators in las vegas work to figure out how and why this horrific tragedy happen, the trump administration and d.c. lawmakers held moments of silence at that nation's capital to honor the victims of this senseless act of violence. for more on the response, let's bring in kelly wright in new york. kelly. >> trace, good evening to you. sadness goes out to everyone who deals with this, as all of america focuses on this horrific tragedy that has taken place in las vegas. once again, and unimaginable horror has caused america to be in a state of shock and grief. the white is held a moment of silence on the south lawn earlier. president trump offered comforting words for a nation in grief, calli

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as the families continue to mourn, congress is preparing to ask them hard questions next week not only about this specific mission but about the overall strategy that's putting american troops lives at risk in africa. >> army sargeant la david johnson was laid to rest saturday near his home in florida. his pregnant widow kissing his casket as she held an american

we do mourn with those who mourn and grieve with those who grieve. but we do not grieve like those who have no hope. because heroes give us hope. [applause] as president trump said here on wednesday, in the depths of horror, we will always find hope nut men and women who risk their lives for ours. we find hope in the heroic actions of the las vegas metropolitan police department, the fire department, and all the first responders on that night who, without regard of their personal safety, rushed in to harm's way. their actions were in the highest tradition of law enforcement and their actions undoubtedly saved lives that night. [applause] we find hope in the medical professionals in this community, the doctors, the surgeons, the nurses, the emt's across las vegas whose swift professionalism, compassion and expert care prevented an even wider tragedy. [applause] and we find hope in the every day americans whose heroic actions in the face of unspeakable evil inspired the nation. among the heroes known and unknown, a mom who shielded her 4-year-old daugh

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plus, the music world is mourning the loss of one the legends of rock and roll. join us for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:30. good morning. it's tuesday, october third. here's a look at today's forecast at some cities around the country. >>> as we said, president trump ordered flags to be flown at half staff to honor the victims of the las vegas shooting massacre. the flag was lowered yesterday at the white house and at the u.s. capitol. the flags were flown at half staff throughout the country including indianapolis at the arkansas state capital in little rock and at the hartford city hall in connecticut. >>> hospitals in las vegas were inundated yesterday treating the hundreds of victims of the mass shooting. ashley, a trauma nurse who had worked at the sunrise hospital in las vegas for more than six years when she heard the shooting, she went back to help. she talked to anthony mason about what it was like. >> people asking for their spouses, have you seen so and so? but there's so many people there, no one has a name. everyone comes under an alia

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city in mourning. >> reporter: it is, vai. behind subcommittee where the festival ground are. i can see from my hotel room  where everything is as it was. the stage is up and lights are on. it is pretty much a ghost town. let me step out of the way first and show you that the crime scene is still here. just as it was a little more than 24 hours ago when this shooting happened. the police are still here. the pain and memory of what happened is still very heavy on the strip. >> we're saddened, and we're sorry. >> reporter: a somber vigil after bullets rained down on the las vegas strip. >> evil showed its face last night. but love is showing its face this morning. >> reporter: at least 59 killed and more than 500 wounded when 64-year-old stephen paddock used a hammer to break two windows in his suite at the mandalay bay hotel and began firing on a crowd of country music concertgoers. reloading again and again before turning it the gun on himself and s.w.a.t. teams closed in. paddock is described as a w

somalia's president mohamed abdulla he mohamed has declared three days of national mourning. and let's get a quick check now of some other stories making news around the world the government of spain has told catalonia separatist leader carlos pushed along that he has until thursday to withdraw any moves toward independence or face direct rule by madrid spain deputy prime minister. something medea said that catalonia failure to respond to the original deadline set for today is unacceptable. ophelia has left three people dead in ireland the storm made landfall earlier today with waves up to ten meters high hundreds of thousands of lost their electricity the government says it is the country's worst storm in fifty years visuals canceled some flights and asked people to avoid unnecessary travel. german chancellor angela merkel has denied that a regional election loss for her conservatives has left her weakened as she enters coalition talks to form a new national government are conservatives came second behind the social democrats in the state of lower saxony achieving their wors

portugal has declared three days of national mourning for all those killed by wildfires in the country. at least 36 people are known to have died. fires have also been causing widespread damage in north—western spain. storm ophelia is continuing to batter parts of the united kingdom, with high winds and flooding expected in scotland on tuesday. ireland experienced the worst of the weather on monday, with three people losing their lives. iam back i am back with sally and a few minutes with a look at all the international papers. before that, well as this report. —— world business report. drama in the high skies: european planemaker airbus takes a majority stake in bombardier‘s c seriesjets. is this enough to dodge us sanctions? video—streaming pioneer netflix has done it again. more people are paying to tune in to programmes like the latest season of narcos. welcome to world business report. i'm sally bundock. also in the programme, a special report on why the chinese government is pushing so hard for electric cars. european aerospace firm airbus is to take a majority stake in

it was instead a time for silence and white house mourning. [bell tolls] in a 2015 interview, after a mass shooting in oregon, candidate president trump said gun laws have nothing to do with such crimes, that it's all about mental illness and people who "slip through the cracks." there is no sign president trump has changed his mind on the topic. anthony? >> mason: major garrett at the usite house. thank you, major. next a trauma nurse who helped treat dozens of victims. help you reach your goals. it's having the confidence to create the future that's most meaningful to you. it's protection for generations of families, and 150 years of strength and stability. and when you're able to harness all of that, that's the power of pacific. ask a financial advisor about pacific life. ♪ lights, camera ♪ strike a pose your eyes work as hard as you do. but do they need help making more of their own tears? if you have chronic dry eye caused by reduced tear production due to inflammation, restasis multidose® can help, with continued use, twice a day, e

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her student in mourning. >> it was painful. a lot of pain in the campus. >> reporter: a police records two las vegas metropolitan police officers were also hit. the sheriff emotional. >> one was critical. but he's stable. one of my officers was off duty, attending the concert and lost his life. >> reporter: and amidst the horror, we are also learning of astonishing acts of heroic bravery, huddling together, carrying the injured through the chaos to safety, using their own bodies as protection. >> many going over their wives or girlfriends to block them. >> reporter: michelle schmid, packing her car with strangers. >> i called my husband and told him i love him and my little girl in case i didn't make it. >> reporter: brian claypool trapped. >> police officers screamed, go, go. and i rallied everybody out of that room. he was determined. these girls aren't going to die. i'm not going to die. i'm going to get home to see my this is not happening, not happening. >> we since found out some other victims' names. we're learning about

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