saw a band of severe storms sweep across the country more than 50 confirmed tornadoes touched down in 14 states killing at least 32 people this ferocious funnel in iowa ripping across a roadway oh, my god! while a tornado in belvedere, illinois, left nearly 50 injured and one dead concert goers helped free people trapped beneath a collapsed roof as the system moved east, rare twisters formed in new jersey and delaware which saw its first tornado-related fatality in nearly 40 years. go, go, go! in arkansas, harrowing moments caught on camera from the monster storm that flipped cars and threat ended homes. kimberly shaw was at a dentist office in little rock when a tornado knocked her off her feet.
massacre in a las vegas music festival that left 60 dead and hundreds more injured. william, what is the possible motive here? well you know, that s always been the mystery in this case, why did the 64-year-old gambling addict open up on a field of strangers? based on an interview at the time with a fellow gambler, steven paddock was angry over how the casinos treated him despite his high roller status. paddock opened fire from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay, randomly shooting concert goers below. they found no evidence he was motivate the by resentment toward the casinos. questions of who, what, when, where and how. what we have not been able to answer is why paddock committed this act.
is not evidence of any crime but of heavy handed law enforcement intervention against protesters. the atlanta bail fund has now begun fundraising for these suspects. the group called defend the atlanta forest, which is a social media site that apparently these protesters often used has claimed that they were nowhere near the demonstration at the time of their arrest and has called them friendly concert goers, guys. brian: let them go. that sounds like a good explanation to me. jacqui, thanks. i buy it. steve: it s a little crazy. so the atlanta solidarity fund that she was alluding to is asking for donations to try to raise money, bail money for these people who are arrested. they. ainsley: tell kamala harris. she will bail them out. steve: i have heard that. brian: did that before. ainsley: yeah. steve: i was reading about this. committed to bailing out anyone arrested protesting and they will never condemn the tactics of protesters who fight earnestly for their beliefs.
the country. yeah, i mean, dr. patel, i read this and i thought if women seeking health care were as organized as taylor swift would-would concert-goers, why not have a senate committee convene a hearing if not just to probe what is legal and permissible. why not be more aggressive in protecting something that protected everybody. if there war congressional hearings for concert tickets, why isn t there kogal hearings for drugs. as a woman that guns have more rights than i do. none of these things are and by the way, many men in this fight, just people in jemt who are frustrated at watching this and i would say that, okay, type, but let s take a page out of people who are upset about ticket surcharges and taylor
renaissance world tour. the company plans to use the system to prioritize already registered on the platform. claiming it will ensure more tickets go to concert goers. tickets set to go on sale on monday. this comes after ticketmaster was forced to cancel the general public sale for taylor swift s upcoming tour. frustrated fans spent hours waiting for tickets, most with no luck. let s see if they can do this right this time. brian? brian: let s hope everyone who wants to see beyonce wants to see beyonce. ashley: not me. brian: i m out, too. check in with someone that s in. senior meteorologist janice dean back from pennsylvania. janice: you didn t think i was here. brian: i didn t know. janice: i have to say i just saw bill hemmer in the hallway and he said he wants to come with me next year. brian: he will say anything. janice: he does. weave will get extra security for bill hemmer coming next year. you can come too, brian, i know that s a no. a hard no. listen, we re