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the united states and around the world. i'm christine romans. we begin with florida governor ron desantis set to launch his campaign today in an audio interview on twitter conducted by elon musk, part of an attempt to reset the table as donors express concern. there are other unconventional aspects like this dramatic teaser video tweeted out by his wife. >> is it worth the fight? do i have the courage? is it worth the sacrifice? america has been worth it every single time. >> jessica dean has more from miami. >> reporter: news coming on tuesday that makes it official, something that ...

Accountant with no criminal history to stockpile 42 guns. bring 23 of the guns into the hotel room here in las vegas to commit murder. and police are also finding hammers, perhaps to smash out the windows on the 32nd floor. and they are finding material to make explosives in his car. plus, the fbi is looking into why he wired $100,000 to the philippines. we're also learning more today about the 59 people who lost their lives. and these are just some of their faces. mothers, fathers, children, a kindergarten teacher, a special-ed teacher, war veterans, police officers, a mom described as the gl...

Somehow comedians keep finding material for late night laughs. >> white house press secretary sean spicer announced four reporters would receive skype seats for press briefings rather than being there in person. spicer said he picked the four reporters at random and said cnn, "new york times," buzzfeed and telemundo. random names. >> sources inside the white house when trump gets on a call with the foreign leader, the people around him, the aides, the people around him, their faces are white with fear, i should say whiter with fooer. >> when he said he was going to get tough on foreign leaders...

From the best journalism that lasting reforms that tend to push human rights come about as a result of finding material that is being kept secret by organizations, because they fear exposure. so by selectively looking for material that is being kept secret, we're able to selectively induce reforms that tend to have a positive human rights effect. >> larry: the international security adviser general james jones calls this irresponsible. according to him, the disclosure could put the lives of americans and our partners at risk and threaten our national security. how would you respond to that? >>...

Already charged with leaking classified information. >> last night, wikileaks' founder, julian assange, talked to larry king and toll him that releasing these documents was the right thing to do and that the leaked reports indicate war crimes may have occurred. >> in general we have seen from human rights community and from the best journalism that lasting reforms that tend to push human rights come about as a result of finding material that is being kept secret by organizations because they fear exposure. >> so we've heard what's being said here in the united states as a result of those leaks...