people were packed in at the country concert, there are still investigators inside doing tedious work, there are still bodies yet to be identified and families yet to be notified. we are getting an exclusive look at what the hotel room looked like one year ago, gives an idea what it was like, a lot of speculation whether there were two rooms are one room. doctor jason huffman was here at the same time a year ago for this same concert, he walked into the room with phone and took some video last year to show off the large two room suite that overlooked the strip to the actual festival. you see the perspective of what the gunman used and the unobstructed views of the festival grounds in the distance, gives you an idea of what he planned. authorities are still looking at that in the investigative part, had a chance to hear from so many folks not only here but first responders and city leaders in the last 24 hours. here is how one of the city leaders explains what is going on. >> these past 20 hours have been trying and we have a long way to go. i'm proud of the courage and resiliency displayed by all first responders. please allow our department the ability to do what they do best. investigate crime and keep you safe. >> reporter: at this hour, still a very large crime scene in the southern part of the strip, some areas you can go, this will be, investigators were told for a number of hours yesterday, they had to be done by 10:00 last night but when we talk to them off camera, in the same location they would have told you it would be longer than fat, this is a very large crime scene that spanned literally the entire festival grounds not counting the gunman's house or the hotel room or the streets where bodies were found. this goes on a number of days as families are searching for loved ones. it is very tragic, back to you guys. >> the stories of all the heroes who have come out of this you can't help but have tears in your eyes. authorities are trying to enter the mind of the man man as the search for motive continues. >> his father has a long criminal history. coverage from mesquite, nevada, 90 miles to the east of where the shooting happened. >> his father a bank robber on the fbi most wanted list in the 60s in 70s are definitely interesting fact that emerged in the last 24 hours but he is a bit of a mystery. at this point no digital footprints, in the next couple days a lot more information will come out but for now i want to show you two pictures we just took if we can put them on the screen from the two houses directly next door to 24's house, don't block out the highway, on the other side of interest, this is a long post on the front door but i want to read to you because it gives you a little glimpse into what it was like being a neighbor. our community is doing is best to heal the tragic events in las vegas, the shock that one of our neighbors was responsible for such a heinous act, we understand you have questions, we don't have anything relating to the actions of our neighbor or insight into his behavior, we did not know him, thank you for respecting our privacy, line we did not know him, imagine he lived here for a couple years, his neighbor directly next door to him, a guy that certainly kept to himself. that is what we are hearing here in nevada and his neighbors in florida. >> when we waved to him he wouldn't wave back. he would not engage in conversation. >> he and mary lou just like my husband and i. other than his line of work, professional gambling. >> reporter: mary lou, his girlfriend, lived in this home with him. you heard the mention gambling, that is what everyone talks about with stephen paddock, that is what he did, why he moved out to nevada, to get close to las vegas, one hour and 30 minutes drive outside las vegas. need to get you caught up on what went on in this home. we are here in this retirement community where stephen lived, there are four houses here, not many people back here, a quiet area. people were not allowed near this neighborhood. you can see behind me the garage is boarded up. that is how authorities entered the house. once they were in the recover 19 guns, a whole bunch of ammunition and explosives. they are trying to dig into this man's passed. he is still a mystery. >> thank you for that update from where the gunman lived, 90 miles east of where the shooting happened. las vegas witnessing the worst mass shooting in american history with no obvious red flags at this point. what exactly are investigators looking at a piece this together? heather: sheriff david like a spokesman and advisor for america first action and he joins us now to provide a little more insight, thank you for joining us first of all. what is the first thing you is happening in terms of trying to come up with a motive and figure this guy out. >> the first aspect of this is the collection of evidence. collect everything, don't try to determine its relevancy at this point, just make sure your process will be traced, there is other physical evidence and document evidence, what you do is start from the middle of the scene and work outwards. this is moving beyond the vegas strip in terms of interviewing people, looking at records, that sort of thing and once you have collected everything you start to put it together and analyze the picture will start to form tells you a lot about this situation. >> are you as surprised as a lot of people are and you have investigated a lot of crime but the initial what we learned initially about this man shows no outward political motives, no religious motives. you look for something, maybe a woman in his life that recently left him or financial troubles, the basic thing that seems to inspire the majority of these types of events are not there. does that surprise you at this point? >> once they start to analyze the evidence and the picture forms we will learn a lot about the scene but other things need to be looked at, see something say something campaign needs to be reevaluated because one of the most effective things we can do to prevent, detect, disrupt the sorts of investigation is to involve the public. this investigation goes on and they start to interview people, we will learn a lot more, maybe somebody did something including motel personnel, the video of this guy, this type of arsenal in the hotel or casino complex that comes later on but the see something say something a we don't find a more effective way to involve the public, i am talking law enforcement, it will be hard to get into prevention more than detection and disruption of this type of incident. heather: a fine line. you don't want to impede on people's freedom but at the same time you want to be able to recognize when there are red flags, something might be a little off. mike baker brought this up earlier. are there any types of checks and balances in terms of the amount of handguns, the amount of ammunition someone can purchase? the firearms this gentleman owns were legal, there were 23 found in the hotel room, another 19 at his home and that is what we know so far. is there any checks and balances with that that would be a red flag? >> if you buy 20 or more weapons does anything tell you that? >> we try to point to and find technical aspects of this, 20 handguns or one handgun or one rifle with 50 magazines will do the same amount of damage, maybe not in the period of time he did but we have got to find that sweet spot, that balance between protecting the public, protecting the homeland and preserving people's constitutional rights and there is a tricky thing in this situation because there are 300 million guns in the united states, we are not going to know where all of them are, some people have multiple guns but i want people to understand the ordinary gun owner would never dream, even having a nightmare, of taking that firearm and committing this type of carnage. i want to caution people about overreacting. i'm talking politicians, i am hearing it already, we need more gun control, no we don't. we need to do something but we need to do something reasonable, achievable. 300 million guns in circulation thinking you will collect those guns is not the answer. the average gun owner would never use that firearm in this sort of fashion. >> thank you, the discussion continues how to prevent things like this from happening. there are not a lot of good answers. thanks for coming on. >> the time is 10 minutes after the top of the hour. in the face of tragedy the trump administration urging americans to come together. >> the american spirit cannot and will not ever be broken. in the days ahead we will grieve as a nation, honor the memory of those lost as a nation. >> trying to see some positives from this story during the chaos, and iraq war veteran rushes to the scene to use his own truck as an ambulance to take victims to the hospital. and unbelievable story up next. ♪ at bp's cooper river plant, employees take safety personally - down to each piece of equipment, so they can protect their teammates and the surrounding wetlands, too. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. hey julie, i know today's critica...a sick day. need... dads don't take sick days... dads take dayquil severe. the non-drowsy, coughing, aching, fever, sore throat... ...stuffy head, no sick days medicine. 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heather: welcome back as the search for answers continues, the names and stories of all these victims beginning to emerge, 24 of the 59 killed so far have been identified but a dozen others still in critical condition this morning. hundreds of people waiting up to six hours to donate blood at three locations look at these lines near las vegas, some lining up in the middle of the night just hours after the shooting. a go fund me page has been set up to support the victims and their families with thousands of dollars - thousands of donors raising $3 million in less than 24 hours. >> stories of heroism and compassion are emerging from america's deadliest mass shooting, a horrific display of violence. taylor winston did not hesitate to save lives using an unoccupied fan left with the keys in its ignition as a makeshift ambulance. the 29-year-old says he brought 30 people to the hospital in a series of trips. a real hero. taylor says his own sister jumped on top of him when the bullet started to fly. >> my sister being as noble as she is through herself on top saying i love you and i will never forget that. rob: they both survived was off-duty arizona firefighter shot in the leg as he raced to shield his wife from bullets, was seriously injured and had to undergo surgery and we are all pulling for him in another act of heroism. heather: shock and grief pouring in all across the country following the deadly shooting, the white house holding a moment of silence to honor the lives lost. rob: the response from the oval office. >> donald trump is set to fly to las vegas, the sheriff spoke to the president yesterday and he is expected to meet with them in person come wednesday. yesterday we saw something we don't normally see from sarah huckabee sanders, she choked up as she talked about the first responders, the regular people when the sound of gunfire started to replace the sound of country music didn't cower in fear but stood up and helped. >> the memory of those who displayed the ultimate expression of love in an unimaginable act of hate. >> reporter: the president called the attack and act of pure evil. >> we feel such great anger at the senseless murder of our fellow citizens. it is our love that defines us today and always will forever. >> reporter: he did not speak about terrorism or mention gun control. on capitol hill democrats said thoughts and prayers are not enough. >> i want my colleagues to understand the pain that comes when the victims of this kind of epidemic violence see nothing but silence from this body. compassion is important but it is not enough. >> reporter: the president and first lady are headed to puerto rico to see the damage caused by hurricane marina. the administration's response their critics say has been inadequate. tomorrow donald trump will visit nevada, two places, two days, when the place of a natural disaster, the other a disaster made by man. >> this administration has had to deal with so much. rob: it is 18 minutes after the hour. could this shooting have been prevented? 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>> professional quality security lives in a reflective, expensive and multilayered system which means it would take a multi-failure event for a mass shooter or terrorist to target -- every ring would have to fail. something we learned is you can't have total security, can't have total safety, you supplement it with as many layers as possible to push the threat far away. in the case of this particular mass shooting, no matter how annoying it gets i believe bag checks would have been able to detect the weapons before they got upstairs which leans -- there is deterrence as well which is having an armed presence, and there was semi adequate security at the concert but there was lack of security at the hotel, nobody's fault, this is the first time we have seen carnage of this level directed from the crowd. if i was advising the president, people that are congregating, there needs to be security and that includes a lot of undercover police as well. we rely on off-duty officers tremendously and they act as force multipliers. million sworn officers in this country. rob: this is the reaction, now we do this, they are going to do this. a terribly large expense, the security industry, billions of dollars every year, we are changing, we need them to change. >> very well put. security exists prior to the attack and the problem in our country when it comes to our security because we have a lot of polarized opinions, those types of things, the discomfort we will face, good security doesn't need to infringe on your personal life. people want to be safe here. the mass seeds, there is not one family member related to anyone in the crowd who doesn't want security, but the security and planning happens and lives and breathes in all that space before the attack, we saw veterans, unfortunately the best of people brought out during these types of tragedies and collectively the last 60 years, the mandatory, collective even though we are polarized, before these attacks, the president has begun to think about putting together some type of task force looking at how to protect these crowds and we don't have to backcheck 24 hours in every hotel. we should bolster the security, all these events expand. heather: we appreciate it. that task force will be formed to keep this from happening again. it is 26 minutes after the top of the hour, dozens of explosives uncovered in the killer's home. an elaborate set up inside the hotel room where he pulled the trigger several times so how did he manage to fly under the radar and could this have been prevented? 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this has been a tremendous bonding for us as we come together and they are probably a beautiful number, 59 new stars in the heavens. >> you can see the stars in las vegas, not what you saw in the strip but in the sky. a couple notes, they asked people here to refrain from giving blood for a day because they have a lot of blood, massive lines here, they ask people on wednesday or thursday to give blood. families we heard from via text and twitter and instagram and facebook looking for loved ones. some in the hospital have not -- in very serious condition, we have people that were killed who have yet to be identified. it is very sad to see those as they look for their loved ones that are missing this hour. >> i cannot imagine the anxiety that comes with not knowing coming on 30 hours. weapons stockpile, dark family history uncovered. how did the gunmen in the deadliest shooting in american history fly beneath the radar of law enforcement? for more insight, our law-enforcement panel, former joint terrorism task force, steve rogers, former cia covert operations officer mike baker the dc police detective ted williams. thanks for coming on, we do appreciate it. how did somebody like this go from -- nobody had anything to this guy until he does something like this, usually there's an escalation in crime, there's nothing here. >> no domestic violence, nothing with law enforcement, no history of mental illness. i could go on and on. the motive is something police are scratching their heads about. i am thinking this was a venue that was all-american. this country-western event is all american, american pride etc.. this guy had a beef with the country, didn't like way things were going and decided he was going to take the terrific act, could be as simple as that. i believe that the end of the day the criminal psychologists, criminal profilers the way and will have a lot to do with finding a motive. rob: it could have been politically motivated because the type of people that attend country music concerts. if that were the case wouldn't you suspect there would be more outwardly visible political displays? people would know he was this radically left i guess? >> i don't know. in the age of social media we are used to seeing people air their laundry. the average person, the majority of people live below the radar, most of them are blank canvases. he didn't pop up, no service calls on him. it is frustrating for people because we all want the answer to why but sometimes you have to let the investigation run its course. we are used to in age we get everything immediately but that is not how investigations play out. we get the motive, we will figure that out but right now it is all speculation. rob: that is the risk of doing television all day, you speculate to have something to talk about and you don't want to do that. you have been a detective investigating a lot of crime, you are an attorney now. is it bizarre to you that this deep into it we have no idea what this guy was thinking? it must be bazaar, it is strange. >> right on target here, we have to let this play out. one of the keys to this investigation will be mary lou bentley, the girlfriend that is out of town. she is the closest person associated with this guy, clearly they are looking at her and as steve said, this guy may have just set this up. we know something significant. supposedly ammonium nitrate and fertilizer found in his car. the viewing audience needs to remember in oklahoma where we had timothy mcveigh. this guy may have had greater things he wanted to do to bring attention to himself. >> another big question is how to stay safe in a country where we are seeing an escalation of violence like this, more and more gun violence and mass shootings, everyone talking about security at hotels, that kind of reaction and reactionary response, what happens next time someone goes to a grocery store? will we check everyone every time they go -- every time you go to work? >> a lot of debate how to do this but the best way and most effective way is what we said all along, you hear something, see something, say something. a female that may have been involved may not be directly involved but may have knowledge and other people with knowledge about this individual should have said something, the best preventive measures we can take people step up and say something if they see something. >> the code new york city is fine, if you have any indication at all you can't be shy about it, give somebody a heads up, thanks for coming on this morning, appreciate your time. 38 minutes after the hour democrats calling for gun control in the wake of the las vegas massacre. is now the time to get political with this? our next guest, former nypd commissioner is blasting the left for using this tragedy and so soon to advance their own agenda. jason performing on stage the moment the gunmen opened fire, running to save his own life, country music superstar opening overnight and carly shimkus is here with what he is saying on social media. stay tuned. your big idea... will people know it means they'll get the lowest price guaranteed on our rooms by booking direct on choicehotels.com? 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>> you have polarizing politics, political leadership in washington -- >> social media helps drive it. at the end of the day, politicians sending these messages, in social media, take care of the victims first. >> thank you for your time. >> 6 minutes until the top of the hour, stepped up security, new york city beefing up police presence following the deadliest mass shooting. and honoring monday night football. . . to most people, i look like most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief for moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain. and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain, swelling of hands, legs and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who've had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. with less pain, i can do more with my family. talk to your doctor today. see if lyrica can help. rob: several companies bolstering security. extra counter terrorism units have been stationed. in "new york times" times square officials saying no credible threats calling the move just a precaution. heightened security measures being taken in major cities like los angeles, chicago and boston as well. a moment of silence held before monday night football for victims of the las vegas shooting. >> at this time please stand and join us in a moment of silent reflection for the victims, their families and loved ones, and also for the heroic efforts of our first responders. heather: a somber moment, not enough to keep some of those players from protesting. two kansas city chiefs players did not stand for the national anthem including marcus peters who has not stood at all this season. washington redskins sideline all of those players stood out of respect. rob: iconic empire state building honoring victims of the attack. heather: orange halo meant to shine a light on gun violence. rob: in paris the isle terror going dark out of honor for the victims. heather: switched between american and israeli flag. rob: that's "fox & friends first" this morning. we hope you have a great day. [gunfire] >> a huge group of people just ran into the hotel yelling "they're shooting, they're shooting, they're shooting" herds of people trampling each other. ainsley: right to a fox news alert and the latest on the mass murder on the vegas strip. 59 people now confirmed dead. 527 are hurt. following the worst shooting in modern american history. brian: trying to figure out what let a lone gunman to fire that noah a crowd of innocent concert goers into luxury hotel l

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