statements at face value. the f.b.i. says they haven t had a problem accessing paddock s electronic files or confirming whether there was a suicide note. sandra: we hope to learn more in the coming days and hours. bill: apparently she gave investigators more information. he may have had help and an escape plan but they re still pursuing information on this killer. the information that the public provides us is going to helps us solve this. but we must focus on facts. we cannot give in to conjecture and we cannot respond to every little twitter feed that may indicate a theory. we need to be focused on the facts. you need us to be right. you expect us to be right. and we want to be right. bill: so many wounded seeking help now. will karr live at the university medical center in las vegas. what are investigators saying
shooter. we re putting an element together. let s engage this individual and locate him. that s what we did. bill: so we begin this hour live in las vegas with will karr at a local hospital there. break down on where the investigation stands at this hour, will. good morning, bill. ahead of the president s visit today part of the investigation is focusing on the answers that paddock s girlfriend marilou danley will provide. she came into the united states last night. flew into lax from the philippines where she was met by federal agents. she is described as a person of interest. we ve learned that paddock leading up to the shooting transferred tens of thousands of dollars to the philippines. it is unclear if the recipient of that money was danley or who it was sent to and exactly why. it does come as authorities have released body camera video of the minutes when the shooting was taking place. the horrific minutes during the shooting. take a listen. [gunfire] go that way, go that
smugglers have streamlined their production process. will karr is in los angeles to tell us more. federal authorities tell us their biggest concern is the number of deaths across the country linked to fentanyl. we went to the border where it s coming into the country and got an exclusive look at the problem. the whole thing is a nightmare for the country. this epidemic of opioid addiction fentanyl, the opioid stronger than heroin. so dangerous law enforcement offices have to wear hazmat suits to handle it. authorities have seen more of the drug that s killing americans at a dramatic rate pouring across the border. we ve seen a doubling over 2016. u.s. attorney mark conover and special agent believe a direct result of the cartel s rambling up fentanyl production. they ve set up labs in mexico.
luckily the majority of these were areas twisters. it could have been much worse. you are talking about tornadoes like ef3 and 4 and wind speeds up to 200 miles per hour and heavy winds across this area and you had flooding and hail the size of tennis balls. this could have been much worse. they really feel like they dodged a bullet here. now they re looking forward to the rest of the day. there are still tens of thousands of people without power across oklahoma and they are looking at severe storms that will start moving in again in the next couple of hours. with that they think there could be potential tornadoes so they re asking for everyone to stay alert. shannon. shannon: all right, will karr. we ll keep an eye on that situation. thank you very much. bill: this is the story of the morning live at capitol hill right now watching the camera. deputy a.g. meeting with house
in storm water that swept them away. bill: do they get much notice? how are the sirens in the area? in canton they have sirens. on the outskirts of the city they don t. they got cell phone alerts and it gave them the ability to get into hallways and bathrooms and they believe those were the decisions that ended up saving their lives. bill: will karr on the ground. 50 miles long, a storm that size on the ground. nothing but destruction when you see a monster that dark on the horizon. shannon: yeah, there is nowhere to go. the images really do tell the story when you see there were some miraculous rescues and people short of a miracle there is no way they should be alive. bill: april is usually when the weather changes for a lot of folks. now in the month of may and we ll see more of this. we ll let you know what we know on storms like this when we can. shannon: the trump