Or somebody that was all bloody and looked like they had been shot. Live with complete coverage october 2nd, 2017. Announcer this is a special edition of today, deadly Las Vegas Shooting with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning, everyone and welcome to this special edition of today on this monday morning. Its 10 00 on the east coast and 7 00 out west. Where do we begin . We are covering the deadliest mass shooting in u. S. History. Its hard to gather om what unfolded. A gunman opened fire in an outdoor Country Music festival and the gunman was high above on the 32nd floor of a hotel overlooking that concert. Heres the latest what we know. New information a little while ago as savannah said, more than 50 kill and 400 others being treated at area hospitals. The gunman is 64yearold Stephen Paddock. He was dead when officers entered his room on the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Hotel. He was from a nearby town, mesquite, nevada. Investiga
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Call this hearing to order. Director comey, i appreciate your willingness to appear before the committee today. And more importantly for thank you for your dedicated service and leadership to the federal bureau of investigation. Your appearance today speaks to the trust we have built over the years, and im looking forward to a very open and candid discussion today. Id like to remind my colleagues, that we will reconvene in closed session at 1 00 p. M. Today. And i ask that you reserve for that venue any questions that might get into classified information. The director has been very gracious with his time, but the vice chairman and i have worked out a very specific timeline for his commitment to be on the hill. Well do everything we can to meet that agreement. The Senate Select committee on intelligence exists to certify for the other 85 members of the United States senate and the American People that the Intelligence Community is operating lawfully and has the necessary authorities an
Senator burr i call this earing to order. Director comey, i appreciate your willingness to appear before the committee today and more importantly, i thank you for your dedicated service and leadership to the federal bureau of investigation. Your appearance today speaks to the trust we have built over the years and im looking forward to a very open and candid discussion today. Id like to remind my colleagues that we will reconvene in closed session at 1 00 p. M. Today, and i ask that you reserve for that venue any questions that might get into classified information. The director has been very gracious with his time, but the vice chairman and i have worked out a very specific timeline for his commitment to be on the hill. So we will do everything we can to meet that agreement. The Senate Select committee on intelligence exists to certify for the other 85 members of the United States senate and the American People that the Intelligence Community is operating lawfully and has the necessar