Pence offers solace as Las Vegas police puzzle over shooter's motiveLAS VEGAS (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence visited Las Vegas on Saturday stressing unity and offering solace as police appealed to the public for help in uncovering a wealthy retiree s motive for massacring 58 people at an outdoor concert this week.   We are united in our grief, in our support for those who have suffered and united in our resolve to end such evil in our time,  Pence said, joining Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman and other local leaders at a City Hall commemoration for victims of the shooting.  Participants trod seven miles (11 km) along four separate paths to the event amid tight security. President Donald Trump paid a visit to Las Vegas earlier in the week.   Las Vegas  Democratic Congresswoman Dina Titus was the only speaker who touched on the subject of gun violence and politics, saying,  Let us also pray for those who have power that they will have the wisdom, the courage, and the resolve to find ways to end the gun violence that plagues our nation.   The commemoration came as Clark County Undersheriff Kevin McMahill said investigators remain largely in the dark about what drove retired real estate investor and high-stakes gambler Stephen Paddock to carry out the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.  We have looked at everything, literally, to include the suspect s personal life, any political affiliation, his social behaviors, economic situation, any potential radicalization,  McMahill told reporters late on Friday.  We have been down each and every single one of these paths, trying to determine why, to determine who else may have known of these plans.  McMahill said investigators had uncovered  no nexus  between Islamic State and Paddock, even though the militant group had repeatedly claimed responsibility for the attack. A piece of paper found in Paddock s room at the Mandalay Bay hotel appeared to calculate the distance and height from his window to help target victims below, the CBS News show  60 Minutes  said in a news release on Saturday ahead of a broadcast on Sunday of interviews with Clark County Sheriff s officers, including one who said he saw the paper. The Sheriff s Office could not be immediately reached for comment. Investigators have stressed that no suicide note had been found. In an unusual bid to cast a wider net for tips, the FBI and police have arranged with communications company Clear Channel to post billboards around Las Vegas urging citizens to come forward with any information that might help investigators. The billboards will bear the slogan,  If you know something, say something,  and carry a toll-free number to an FBI hotline, said Aaron Rouse, special agent in charge of the Las Vegas FBI office.      Paddock, 64, unleashed a torrent of gunfire onto an outdoor music festival from the windows of his 32nd-floor hotel suite overlooking the concert on Sunday night, then shot himself to death before police stormed his room. In addition to the 58 people who died, nearly 500 were injured, some by gunfire and some trampled or otherwise hurt while running for cover. Unlike so many other perpetrators of deadly mass shootings before him, Paddock left behind no suicide note, no manifesto, no recordings and no messages on social media pointing to his intent, according to police. McMahill said investigators remained certain Paddock acted alone in the shooting. But police have said they suspect he had help before the killings, based on the large number of guns, ammunition and explosives found in the hotel suite, his home, his car and a second home searched in Reno.  Authorities have said that 12 of the weapons recovered from Paddock s hotel suite were equipped with so-called bump-stock devices that enable semi-automatic rifles to be operated as if they were fully automatic machine-guns. Paddock s ability to fire hundreds of rounds per minute over the course of his 10-minute shooting spree was a major factor in the high casualty count, police said. The bloodshed might have lasted longer, with greater loss of life, but for a hotel security officer who was sent to check an open-door alarm on the 32nd floor, and discovered the gunman s whereabouts after the shooting started, McMahill said. The security officer, Jesus Campos, was struck in the leg as the gunman strafed the hallway with gunfire from behind his door, apparently having detected Campos via surveillance cameras Paddock set up outside his hotel suite. Campos, though wounded, alerted the hotel s dispatch,  which was absolutely critical to us knowing the location as well as advising the responding officers as they arrived on that 32nd floor,  McMahill said.  He s an absolute hero.  In a new disclosure, authorities said two bullets Paddock fired struck a large jet fuel storage tank at the edge of the city s main airport, about a block from the concert grounds, indicating an apparent attempt by the gunman to create even greater havoc. There was no explosion or fire from the two rounds, one of which penetrated the tank, as jet fuel in storage is almost impossible to ignite with gunshots, airport officials said on Friday. Paddock s girlfriend, Marilou Danley, 62, was questioned by the FBI on Wednesday and said in a statement she never had any inkling of Paddock s plans. Danley, who returned late on Tuesday from a family visit to the Philippines, is regarded by investigators as a  person of interest.  The Australian citizen of Filipino heritage is cooperating fully with authorities, her lawyer said. worldnews
pence offers solace las vegas police puzzle shooter motives vegas reuters vice president mike pence visited las vegas saturday stressing unity offering solace police appealed public help uncovering wealthy retired motive massacring people outdoor concert week we united grief support suffered united resolve end evil time pence said joining las vegas mayor carolina goodman local leaders city hall commemoration victims shooting participants prod seven miles km along four separate paths event amid tight security president donald trump paid visit las vegas earlier week las vegas democratic congressman dia tits speaker touched subject gun violence politics saying let us also pray power wisdom courage resolve find ways end gun violence plague nation the commemoration came clark county undersheriff kevin mcmahill said investigators remain largely dark drove retired real estate investor gambler stephen paddock carry deadliest mass shooting modern history we looked everything literally include suspect personal life political affiliation social behaviors economic situation potential radicalization mcmahill told reporters late friday we every single one paths trying determine determine else may known plans mcmahill said investigators uncovered nexus islamic state paddock even though militant group repeatedly claimed responsibility attack a piece paper found paddock room manually bay hotel appeared calculate distance height window help target victims cbs news show minutes said news release saturday ahead broadcast sunday interviews clark county sheriff officers including one said saw paper the sheriff office could immediately reached comment investigators stressed suicide note found in unusual bid cast wider net tips fbi police arranged communications company clear channel post billboards around las vegas urging citizens come forward information might help investigators the billboards bear slogan if know something say something carry number fbi hotline said aaron rouse special agent charge las vegas fbi office paddock unleashed torrent gunfire onto outdoor music festival windows hotel suite overlooking concert sunday night shot death police stormed room in addition people died nearly injured gunfire traveled otherwise hurt running cover unlike many perpetrators deadly mass shootings paddock left behind suicide note manifesto recordings messages social media pointing intent according police mcmahill said investigators remained certain paddock acted alone shooting but police said suspect help killings based large number guns ammunition explosives found hotel suite home car second home searched reno authorities said weapons recovered paddock hotel suite equipped devices enable rifles operated fully automatic paddock ability fire hundreds rounds per minute course shooting spree major factor high casualty count police said the bloodshed might lasted longer greater loss life hotel security officer sent check alarm floor discovered gunman whereabouts shooting started mcmahill said the security officer jesus campus struck leg gunman started hallway gunfire behind door apparently detected campus via surveillance cameras paddock set outside hotel suite campus though wounded alerted hotel dispatch absolutely critical us knowing location well advising responding officers arrived floor mcmahill said he absolute hero in new disclosure authorities said two bullets paddock fired struck large jet fuel storage tank edge city main airport block concert grounds indicating apparent attempt gunman create even greater havoc there explosion fire two rounds one penetrated tank jet fuel storage almost impossible ignite gunshot airport officials said friday paddock girlfriend mario dance questioned fbi wednesday said statement never inline paddock plans dance returned late tuesday family visit philippines regarded investigators person interest the australian citizen filipino heritage cooperating fully authorities lawyer said worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Pence offers solace as Las Vegas police puzzle over shooter's motiveLAS VEGAS (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Mike Pence visited Las Vegas on Saturday stressing unity and offering solace as police appealed to the public for help in uncovering a wealthy retiree s motive for massacring 58 people at an outdoor concert this week.   We are united in our grief, in our support for those who have suffered and united in our resolve to end such evil in our time,  Pence said, joining Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman and other local leaders at a City Hall commemoration for victims of the shooting.  Participants trod seven miles (11 km) along four separate paths to the event amid tight security. President Donald Trump paid a visit to Las Vegas earlier in the week.   Las Vegas  Democratic Congresswoman Dina Titus was the only speaker who touched on the subject of gun violence and politics, saying,  Let us also pray for those who have power that they will have the wisdom, the courage, and the resolve to find ways to end the gun violence that plagues our nation.   The commemoration came as Clark County Undersheriff Kevin McMahill said investigators remain largely in the dark about what drove retired real estate investor and high-stakes gambler Stephen Paddock to carry out the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.  We have looked at everything, literally, to include the suspect s personal life, any political affiliation, his social behaviors, economic situation, any potential radicalization,  McMahill told reporters late on Friday.  We have been down each and every single one of these paths, trying to determine why, to determine who else may have known of these plans.  McMahill said investigators had uncovered  no nexus  between Islamic State and Paddock, even though the militant group had repeatedly claimed responsibility for the attack. A piece of paper found in Paddock s room at the Mandalay Bay hotel appeared to calculate the distance and height from his window to help target victims below, the CBS News show  60 Minutes  said in a news release on Saturday ahead of a broadcast on Sunday of interviews with Clark County Sheriff s officers, including one who said he saw the paper. The Sheriff s Office could not be immediately reached for comment. Investigators have stressed that no suicide note had been found. In an unusual bid to cast a wider net for tips, the FBI and police have arranged with communications company Clear Channel to post billboards around Las Vegas urging citizens to come forward with any information that might help investigators. The billboards will bear the slogan,  If you know something, say something,  and carry a toll-free number to an FBI hotline, said Aaron Rouse, special agent in charge of the Las Vegas FBI office.      Paddock, 64, unleashed a torrent of gunfire onto an outdoor music festival from the windows of his 32nd-floor hotel suite overlooking the concert on Sunday night, then shot himself to death before police stormed his room. In addition to the 58 people who died, nearly 500 were injured, some by gunfire and some trampled or otherwise hurt while running for cover. Unlike so many other perpetrators of deadly mass shootings before him, Paddock left behind no suicide note, no manifesto, no recordings and no messages on social media pointing to his intent, according to police. McMahill said investigators remained certain Paddock acted alone in the shooting. But police have said they suspect he had help before the killings, based on the large number of guns, ammunition and explosives found in the hotel suite, his home, his car and a second home searched in Reno.  Authorities have said that 12 of the weapons recovered from Paddock s hotel suite were equipped with so-called bump-stock devices that enable semi-automatic rifles to be operated as if they were fully automatic machine-guns. Paddock s ability to fire hundreds of rounds per minute over the course of his 10-minute shooting spree was a major factor in the high casualty count, police said. The bloodshed might have lasted longer, with greater loss of life, but for a hotel security officer who was sent to check an open-door alarm on the 32nd floor, and discovered the gunman s whereabouts after the shooting started, McMahill said. The security officer, Jesus Campos, was struck in the leg as the gunman strafed the hallway with gunfire from behind his door, apparently having detected Campos via surveillance cameras Paddock set up outside his hotel suite. Campos, though wounded, alerted the hotel s dispatch,  which was absolutely critical to us knowing the location as well as advising the responding officers as they arrived on that 32nd floor,  McMahill said.  He s an absolute hero.  In a new disclosure, authorities said two bullets Paddock fired struck a large jet fuel storage tank at the edge of the city s main airport, about a block from the concert grounds, indicating an apparent attempt by the gunman to create even greater havoc. There was no explosion or fire from the two rounds, one of which penetrated the tank, as jet fuel in storage is almost impossible to ignite with gunshots, airport officials said on Friday. Paddock s girlfriend, Marilou Danley, 62, was questioned by the FBI on Wednesday and said in a statement she never had any inkling of Paddock s plans. Danley, who returned late on Tuesday from a family visit to the Philippines, is regarded by investigators as a  person of interest.  The Australian citizen of Filipino heritage is cooperating fully with authorities, her lawyer said. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: pence offers solace las vegas police puzzle shooter motives vegas reuters vice president mike pence visited las vegas saturday stressing unity offering solace police appealed public help uncovering wealthy retired motive massacring people outdoor concert week we united grief support suffered united resolve end evil time pence said joining las vegas mayor carolina goodman local leaders city hall commemoration victims shooting participants prod seven miles km along four separate paths event amid tight security president donald trump paid visit las vegas earlier week las vegas democratic congressman dia tits speaker touched subject gun violence politics saying let us also pray power wisdom courage resolve find ways end gun violence plague nation the commemoration came clark county undersheriff kevin mcmahill said investigators remain largely dark drove retired real estate investor gambler stephen paddock carry deadliest mass shooting modern history we looked everything literally include suspect personal life political affiliation social behaviors economic situation potential radicalization mcmahill told reporters late friday we every single one paths trying determine determine else may known plans mcmahill said investigators uncovered nexus islamic state paddock even though militant group repeatedly claimed responsibility attack a piece paper found paddock room manually bay hotel appeared calculate distance height window help target victims cbs news show minutes said news release saturday ahead broadcast sunday interviews clark county sheriff officers including one said saw paper the sheriff office could immediately reached comment investigators stressed suicide note found in unusual bid cast wider net tips fbi police arranged communications company clear channel post billboards around las vegas urging citizens come forward information might help investigators the billboards bear slogan if know something say something carry number fbi hotline said aaron rouse special agent charge las vegas fbi office paddock unleashed torrent gunfire onto outdoor music festival windows hotel suite overlooking concert sunday night shot death police stormed room in addition people died nearly injured gunfire traveled otherwise hurt running cover unlike many perpetrators deadly mass shootings paddock left behind suicide note manifesto recordings messages social media pointing intent according police mcmahill said investigators remained certain paddock acted alone shooting but police said suspect help killings based large number guns ammunition explosives found hotel suite home car second home searched reno authorities said weapons recovered paddock hotel suite equipped devices enable rifles operated fully automatic paddock ability fire hundreds rounds per minute course shooting spree major factor high casualty count police said the bloodshed might lasted longer greater loss life hotel security officer sent check alarm floor discovered gunman whereabouts shooting started mcmahill said the security officer jesus campus struck leg gunman started hallway gunfire behind door apparently detected campus via surveillance cameras paddock set outside hotel suite campus though wounded alerted hotel dispatch absolutely critical us knowing location well advising responding officers arrived floor mcmahill said he absolute hero in new disclosure authorities said two bullets paddock fired struck large jet fuel storage tank edge city main airport block concert grounds indicating apparent attempt gunman create even greater havoc there explosion fire two rounds one penetrated tank jet fuel storage almost impossible ignite gunshot airport officials said friday paddock girlfriend mario dance questioned fbi wednesday said statement never inline paddock plans dance returned late tuesday family visit philippines regarded investigators person interest the australian citizen filipino heritage cooperating fully authorities lawyer said worldnews