she s expected to return to the u.s. tomorrow. a source close to the family tells nbc news that the money paddock wired to the philippines is part of a long-term plan to help his girlfriend and her family build a house. tonight i spoke with a country musician who is in the front row of the festival when the shots started to go off. brian hopkins told me he pulled people backstage and put them in a walk in freezer to protect them. there were so many people push iing on the fence and pushg weight wise, had he looked at all the guys and said push. and they pushed the fence over and they spilled out. so much weight. that fence was put up as a barrier to keep harm away. no one imagining that that harm would come from 32 stories up in the mandalay bay. two football fields away from the field. and when i spoke to brian hawkins, he s performing in a concert this thursday called vegas strong. we have seen that hash tag so much on social media as there s such a huge social media pres
documents in the united states. 28 pages that could shed light on the events of 9/11. they ve been seen by very few people, and tonight you ll hear from some of them. i think it s implausible to believe that 19 people, most of whom didn t speak english, could have carried out such complicated tasks without some support from within the united states. kroft: and you believe that the 28 pages are crucial to this. they are a key part. okay, you good? yeah. okay. three, two, one, go! anderson cooper: j.t. launches off the summit. champion speed rider valentin delluc quickly follows, videotaping for us with a camera on his helmet. the ride of a lifetime has begun. you re standing there on the top of the mountain. what goes through your mind? there s two mindsets, you know? there s the. there s the evel knievel, which is kind of kamikaze. and then, there s the james bond. cooper: which one are you? i m bond. i m steve kroft. i m lesley stahl. i m anderson c
censoring a public dock m, the justice department released the complete version. in the whack ake of orlando, senate and republicans there agreed to a series of votes tonight on gun legislation. our congressional correspondent nancy cordes at the capitol. nancy, four measures put to a vote tonight all four of them failed. even though everyone including the nra appears to agree that suspected terrorists should not have access to guns. the problem is that democrats and republicans have two different solutions to the problem and they re half-hearted attempts at compromise have gone nowhere. democrats have a measure that would block any one on a terrorist watch list from flat out being able to buy a gun. but republicans say that innocent americans could end up on the lists by accident and so their proposal would delay a sale for 72 hours while prosecutors worked to convince a judge to block the sale permanently. democrats say, that s too cumbersome. so what s remarkable, scot
they ve been seen by very few people, and tonight you ll hear from some of them. i think it s implausible to believe that 19 people, most of whom didn t speak english, could have carried out such complicated tasks without some support from within the united states. kroft: and you believe that the 28 pages are crucial to this. they are a key part. okay, you good? yeah. okay. three, two, one, go! anderson cooper: j.t. launches off the summit. champion speed rider valentin delluc quickly follows, videotaping for us with a camera on his helmet. the ride of a lifetime has begun. you re standing there on the top of the mountain. what goes through your mind? there s two mindsets, you know? there s the. there s the evel knievel, which is kind of kamikaze. and then, there s the james bond. cooper: which one are you? i m bond. i m steve kroft. i m lesley stahl. i m anderson cooper. i m bill whitaker. i m scott pelley. those stories tonight on 60 minutes.
this is your skin. this is your skin in the sun. the sun ages your skin and can cause skin cancer. well today we learned what the gunman said to the orlando 911 center after he set in motion the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. omar mateen who killed 49 people, pledged himself to the leader of isis in his call and in several calls that a police negotiator made to his cell phone. here is david begnaud. [ gunfire ] oh, my god, people are getting shot, dude. reporter: chilling, calm, deliberate, how police described omar mateen. the fbi released the transcript of a 50 second 911 call from inside the club 30 minutes after he opened fire. mateen, in the name of god the merciful, the beneficent. shortly after that 911 call, the fbi says crisis negotiators talked with mateen three different times between 2:48 a.m. and 3:24. in that time, mateen called himself an islamic soldier. and told negotiators to stop bombing syria and iraq saying that s why he was out here right