campaign. they reviewed almost three decades worth of schedules and found that the two examples most similar to what he s dealing with our hillary clinton in 2016 who needed three days off the trail to recover from pneumonia. bill bradley in 1999 was on his way to event. he had to divert to the e.r. for what turned out to be an irregular heartbeat. he has insisted within the last month that they has been very healthy throughout his life without the exception of some acid reflux. he is dismissive of concerns that he might be too old to run for president. he has still got the cash to compete in a campaign even if it goes for several months after the primaries and caucuses begin. which means that questions about the almost 17% support that he is pulling in the average of polls and where people might go if he was to drop out. shepard: live in las vegas.
steve: all right, the consumer electronics show big tech for 2019 kicks off today in las vegas. it is known as the super bowl of the tech world. ainsley: apparently not about the phones this year. it s about the tv s. more than 4500 companies showcased latest innovations. here to break down the best of the best is kurt the cyberguy live in las vegas, baby. what do you have with you? is that a doggy? steve: robot dog. i m broke because i lost everything on the slots. this sir. bow. sold out. this is the second year it s out to consumers. dog that gets to know you over time and you never have to feed it right? and ibo what do you like about the big consumer electronics show? i love the tvs. oh, did he bark back. [barking] really big thing about the show. i wanted to show you amazing
the only problem is if it is not close, won t be that fun. exactly. it is not exciting unless it goes down to the final. 10 million, hopefully they will keep it close. that s a lot to want to win for. live in las vegas. all right. look at that, louis. let s get ready to rumble. still ahead, president trump tells a pennsylvania crowd about his one-on-one private meeting with vladimir putin last month, but apparently his director of intelligence still in the dark about what took place. plus, new recording about michael cohen striking a $10 million deal, not with golf, with a top trump donor days before federal agents raided his home and office. those details coming up next. pa. and it s also a story about people. pa. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they re handing us more than mail they re handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries
review-journal he wants to help investigators understand what they re seeing here and they ll take all the help they can get. with still so many unanswered questions, what clue might the gunman have left behind? what made him snap? did anyone know of his elaborate plans of that shooting inside the mandalay bay shooting on that concert, killing some 58 people? the gunman s own words might give us some inside. cnn s sara sidner joins us live in las vegas. sar sara, the shooter tried to sue another hotel in 2013. it s from that deposition we re learning a fair amount about him now, isn t it? reporter: it s true. it gives you a little bit of insight into at least his gambling habits and how heavy of a gambler he was. he himself in this deposition in front of an attorney for the cosmopolitan hotel that he sued for a slip and fall back in 2013. asked about his gambling habits and calls himself the biggest video poker player in the world. when asked how he knows that, he
and fired through the door at the security guard 200 rounds. and that, many say, is what stopped the shooting out the window down on the crowd. and perhaps prevented the deaths of so many others. there are so many heroes, so many stories, just unbelievable recollections of what happened that night from people who survived who have been here. and in this town, las vegas is a bit of a town, everybody you run into has some story or connection to these events. someone they knew was coming to the concert, somebody was there, a first responder, this is an amazing experience to be here, it is very powerful and emotional as the community comes together to heal and support each other through the very difficult days still ahead. back to you, hallie. ron allen live in las vegas. thank you. i want to bring in eli stokels and sarah westwood. there s been obviously here in washington since the vegas shooting a conversation about gun control and a conversation