has plenty of time and he has two time-outs. so running the football on first down not out of the question. and alex smith with the zone read and all the bells and whistles keeps you in the most unpredictable and uncomfortable situation if you're a washington redskin. plenty of time, two time-outs. don't forget hunt. he has run extremely well here in the second half. >> sean: should it be a long attempt from here? that's the wind at the back. that is straight at the back of the chiefs here in the fourth quarter. >> jon: i see

helped up. i've never seen so many injuries on a defense like i have seen tonight. >> sean: monroe on to the field again. the rookie out of ucla. who is deep on their depth chart, number 31 near the top of your screen. how aggressive will they be. on the field goal range for butker he's showing plenty of leg on the kickoffs tonight. it's a blitz. good throw. caught. first down. ball comes out. was he down? they're whistling him down. at the 24 yard line. >> jon: how is that for confidence in your veteran quarterback? slant bt

and smith again on the money and they go right after monroe. a rookie forced into action. matchup is a big part of pro football and andy reid has seen every injury throughout the night. he knows exactly where to go in a predictable man to man must-stop situation. >> sean: clearly conley was down. before the ball came out. monroe, that rookie we mentioned, their third round pick out of ucla made the tackle. they are reviewing it. jay gruden interested looking up at the big replay board to his right. it looked to me like they got the call correct on the field. but when conley first was contacted by monroe, the ball -- >> jon: was it a catch? yeah. >> sean: starting to

when he first caught it and then he put it away and did well to hang on to it until he hit the ground. >> jon: go back to alex smith's scrambling ability. such a huge part of his winning as a quarterback. >> sean: alex and everybody else looking at the replays. they are showing the replays on the big screen. either end zone and alex and the crowd convinced conley was down before the ball came out. coleman is still at the tablet communicating with new york. >> tablet. >> sean: i guess the only question i would have is is he down before the ball comes out? let's bring in jerry austin. . any question if your mind? >> before he turned over he rolled over. the ball came out. so it's going to be a completion.

>> sean: coleman ready to announce the veteran. verdict. >> referee: after reviewing the play the ruling on the field is confirmed. kansas city is taking their third time-out. >> sean: right now it's a 41 yard field goal. and what a turn of events for jay gruden. josh dodson has a chance to get his team a four-point lead and now alex smith has the chiefs on the march. >> sean: the field goal kicker missed his first, 2-2 since. josh doctson could not hang on. excellent throw by cousins. they setle

field goal. 27 seconds to go. first and ten. kansas city at the washington 24. be about a 41 yard field goal from here. >> jon: guess who is back in the eye formation. >> sean: behind the fullback anthony sherman. he actually lost a yard. >> jon: they're going to take this down. >> sean: on the ball, spiking it into the ground. 8 seconds to go. third down. and so far no movement from butker on to the field. >> jon: do they want to center it and here comes butker. they must have wanted the ball on the right hash mark. jay gruden with the time-out. hem

i would be down there talking all kind of trash. at this point. >> sean: any rookie is going to remember his nfl debut but this is a particularly memorable experience for the 22-year-old rookie out of georgia tech. they do use the time-out and of course drilled it right down the middle. but it coudoesn't count. >> jon: how about this for you debut? as a kansas city chief. look at this crowd. there's not a soul that has left. >> sean: they're all standing. butker, 22 years old from decater, georgia. all time scorer, georgia tech. out of westminster high school in atlanta.

he was a fine soccer player as well in a couple of state champion soccer teams. less than a week ago he's just on a practice squad for carolina. there he is in all likelihood to win it and keep the chiefs undefeated and alone is the only undefeated team in the nfl in 2017. his kick is good! >> jon: well there's your grit and grinder tonight. >> sean: he missed the first one of the night. the first nfl attempt. might have been easy to have that effect going forward but he's 3-3 since.

andy reid said he didn't know anything about butker earlier in the week. he learned a lot about him tonight. alex smith did his job to get them in possession to kick the field goal. they went 50 yards and 6 plays to set up the 43 yard field goal. played a 37 yard pass. to albert wilson. >> jon: how close kirk cousins was to leading his team to a comeback. only thing you can do now is a desperation return. keep an eye on de'anthony thomas at the bottom of the screen, number 13. one of the best special team players you will see when it comes to coverage. got to keep it alive and hope miracles happen if you're a redskin. >> sean: only one kick return for a touchdown. or kick

this year in the league by jamal agnew of detroit. monday night against the giants, a punt return. thompson won't try it. four seconds to go. >> jon: somehow get the ball to terrelle pryor. remember, he played quarterback for the raiders. he can throw. i'm sure they have worked on some kind of gadget play. >> sean: we talked about cousins, better decision-making. finishing games. in the red zone, he did his part tonight. should have been a touchdown but doctson should have held on to but he did not. they can only tie the game with a field goal. to force kansas city to force a

here come -- that's cousins. on the ground. stepped up by jordan reed, now thompson and kansas city has it. houston scores a touchdown. >> jon: trying to tell you houston was a closer and once again kansas city finds a way to move on at 4-0 the only undefeated team in football. >> sean: there's the last play of the game. they will kick

houston scores. and scott van pelt talks a lot about bad beef. for those who might have wagered legally on the gauge tonight apparently we are told kansas city was a seven point favorite. there are a lot of people who had an interest in that and perhaps the extra point as well. >> jon: good work by kansas city. go back to alex smith. how he has performed with such an uncertain future. a lot of guys would go in the tank if they drafted a quarterback in a first round to take your job. but he's helped the young quarterback and kansas city to the best record in the nfl. i hope tr

men out there learning from alex smith and the character that he has shown. and what a coaching job andy reid has done. i credit the redskins. they came in here after a big win, tough place to play and had a chance until the final seconds. >> sean: a lot of the players left the field. we make a reference to points presence. they make sure they kick the extra point in a situation like this even though it's not going to result in the winning or losing of the game. just the reason they question about well why didn't they kick the extra point, why did that. it looks like they're going to go for two. >> jon: and get out of here. which they should. heck of a ball game tonight. >> sean: they take the knee. the respectful thing

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[gunfire] >> fully automatic fire from an elevated position. take cover. >> we need to stop the shooter before we have more victims. >> my brother did this. it makes no sense. >> it was an act of pure evil.

jonathan: it has been a night of mourning, nearly 24 hours after gunfire stunned las vegas, a gong sounding 59 times tonight, one for each life lost. alison: a short time ago, the police had an update on the tragedy. here is the latest. the death toll stands at 59. more than 520 people are injured. the suspect had an arsenal at home and at the hotel, and had ammonium nitrate in his car. president trump will visit the city wednesday. jonathan: we have new information about the gunman and what we know about the victims from our area. we start with tim barber with the latest on the investigation going on right now in las vegas. tim? tim: the fbi is looking for anyone who witnessed or was injured during the shooting to come forward. thousands of people were

when the bullet started to fly. tonight the city of lights shrouded in darkness. sunday, a killer opens fire at an outdoor concert. people taking cover under bleachers, others running for their lives. >> every time there was abreak, we ran and we ran. tim: bullets rained down from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel while country singer jason aldean performed. some victims were carried to safety. others were in wheelbarrows. >> we need to get people to the hospital. >> go ahead. >> there were people just 10, 15 -- didn'tus that, um leave. tim: before midnight, the swat team descends on the shooter's room. >> 32nd

floor, swat has an explosive breach. all units move back. >> breach, breach, breach. tim: inside, a stockpile of guns and a 64-year-old shooter who had shot himself. vegas officials are directing everybody to a gofundme page, which has raised more than $2 million for the victims. tim barber, abc 7 news. jonathan: we are finding more about stephen paddock, who opened fire last night. stunning the nation and those close to him as well. .lison: nancy chen has his past were there signs something like this could happen? nancy: that is what law enforcement is going through right now. the retiredaid accountant had never shown violent tendencies. law enforcement said he kept a low profile with just a minor citation several years ago. he lived in

community about 80 miles from las vegas with a girlfriend. his family says he was a multimillionaire real estate investor. with the shooter's motivation still unknown, paddock's brother said he was not affiliated with any organization. >> they are full of [beep]. i'm not a real polite guy. they are full of [beep]. with any nothing to do political organization, religious organization, no white supremacists, nothing as far as i know. nancy: his brother confirming their father was a new tory is bank robber who welled up on the fbi's most wanted list. paddock at the time was a teenager and the police said his girlfriend is out of the country and not expected to be involved in this. the i-team is digging deeper. where

hands on machine guns and an arsenal of weapons? investigator said he had 17 guns in his hotel room, 18 guns at his home. we know that he used an automatic weapon in the shooting. federal investigators are running an urgent trace of every gun he had in his arsenal. there is several legal ways to get an automatic gun. it is expensive, but there are -- pass a background check, wait five months, and you pay for the tax. >> if you have the licensing to buy an automatic weapon, i would be shocked if this has anything to do with that legally. easily legalre are ways, including the black market. we don't know if that was the case here. obviously we will keep you posted as we find out more. for now, if you would like to see the complete interview with the former fbi profiler brad garrett, it is on our website at wjla.com. alison: back to the victims, one of the massacre

west virginia. she went to the festival the past three years. jay korff is in martinsburg tonight. jay: folks who live in west virginia are talking about more than football after the game monday night. it is a small town and word travels fast when something tragic happens. >> even though it did not happen here a kind of happened because somebody was involved in that tragedy from here. jay: her social media feed has been flooded about the death. she attended this high school along with her husband, tony. the loving couple from arnsberg were in las vegas, enjoying the concert when the gunfire erupted. his wife of 32 years reportedly died in his arms. >> it's sad. it's sad for the families come it's sad for the people here in the local towns to know that's what he passed away who was so close year t

unspeakableay the attack in las vegas hurts in so many ways. the loss of a beloved neighbor and the loss of a sense of security. >> it's scary to go out in public and know there are people who may shoot you or the people that you love. jay: jay korff for abc 7 news. jonathan: we are hearing among the injured as a young woman with ties to our area, arude ndel high school saying that tina frost is in the hospital in a coma. she lost her right eye. q was a member of the soccer team, graduated in 2008. alison: and a look at the faces of some of the other victims of the horrific violence. all of them simply attending a concert with loved ones. they range in age from their 20's to their 50's. word traveling to their families, places of work as communities all over the country are shattered by grief tonight.

well, happening right now, new video from nashville. a vigil was held for the victims. on stage, some of country music's biggest stars, keith grant, vince gill, each sending a message of unity to the music community that is reeling. jonathan: tributes at home and around the world. the eiffel tower going dark in solidarity with las vegas. and the world trade center lit up and orange for the victims. at howard university tonight, a moment of silence for the lives lost. students tell us about their ties to las vegas and why this fear strikes so close to home. anna-lysa gayle joining us from campus with that side of the story. anna-lysa? anna-lysa: jonathan, about 100 students surrender the flagpole this evening, praying and singing and holding a moment of silence. among the group,

those who knew those directly impacted by the tragedy in las vegas. ♪ the death toll continues to rise in las vegas, howard university students remembered the more than four dozen people gunned down during a concert sunday night. for this las vegas native, they are also thinking about their friends and loved ones who live and work near the crime scene. at the property right next door to where it happen for stop luckily, she went home to hours earlier. we are searching to find, what can i do? i'm removed for my family, my friends. >> my friend's mom lost her friend, and some of my friends had friends at the concert. anna-lysa: they wanted to turn the helpless feeling into a call for peace. >> l

anna-lysa: in the days ahead, some students about to search for solutions. ♪ >> can put our hope in our faith. anna-lysa: in the days ahead, we expect to see more tributes like the one that we saw tonight. we have also learned about a vigil scheduled thursday at 7 p.m. at freedom hall. life outside of howard university, anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. alison: the shooting in las vegas impacting politics in our area tonight. the democratic candidate for governor in virginia canceled campaign events. instead, ralph northam attended a vigil outside of alexandria city hall and remembers of those affected by today's tragedy. jonathan: other signs in remember this through the region. this sign at the national harbor. it reads, "our prayers for the victims, our

brave first responders." we have seen an incredible response of people showing up who want to help. this video right here, a lot of people milling about. they're waiting anywhere from five to eight hours to donate blood. several centers were set up in las vegas. the need is great and everywhere. you can also help by donating home. -- by donating blood. to get the of from a she, go to wjla.com. alison: abc 7 continues to follow every development out of las vegas around the clock. we'll have the latest on "good morning washington" beginning at 4:25 in the morning, and also wet wjla.com. sign up for breaking news alerts to go straight to your phone. just go to wjla.com/text. jonathan: to the crisis in the caribbean, happening tomorrow president trump is set to visit puerto rico as it tries to recover from the devastation of hurricane murray a.

criticism for the response. it was estimated only 5% of the island had electricity. schools may not reopen for weeks. stay with abc 7 and wjla.com for continuing coverage. josh: switching to the weather, locally we are starting off with cold temperatures. a lot of us will see the numbers from the 40's to the 50's. not quite as chilly as it was sunday morning, but you will want to have a jacket. the morning rush, most of the d.c. area in the low 50's. quickly warming into the mid and upper 50's by 9:00, closer to 70 degrees at 11:00, setting up for a really nice afternoon to get out there for lunch time. lots of sunshine, temperatures in the low to mid 70's. getting even warmer, and the warm trend continues the next few days, ultimately into the mid-80's. tomorrow's high

mid 70's, just a little above average. that continues to climb the next few days. heading into wednesday, 79 degrees, 84 thursday and friday. by saturday, back down to 80. 84 is about 15 degrees above average, but it's really nice weather by the time we get to the nationals playoff game friday, mid-70's, dropping down near 74 the end of the game for stop very comfortable. a lot going on this weekend. oktoberfest in vienna, topping out at 80 degrees. clouds saturday, but i think that is about it. the weekend looking pretty good into sunday. extra clouds build in, maybe a chance of rain sunday. if there is one day where we see a slightly better chance, it will be sunday. expecting it to stay mostly drive through the weekend. the 10 days together,

mid-70's, low 80's, mid-80's thursday and friday. we hang on to the 80's for the weekend for stop sunday is the chance of extra clouds. the next reasonable chance of rain will hold off until columbus day monday, still about 80 degrees. into next week, the temperatures closer to what would be normal for this time of year. alison: all right, josh, thank you. if you are watching us at this early hour, you probably watched the game, which was closed for a while and wound up being a big disappointment. jonathan: a heartbreaker, this young receiver josh johnson with a chance to be the hero -- josh doctson but the chance to be the hero, but he dropped the ball. alison: within seconds, you know it was not going to do it. jonathan: gets paid a lot of money to catch the ball, but could not come away with that one. alison: thank you

this portion, but up next we will spend more time talking sports. we have been abc 7 sports special, after what happened to the risk as i can chase. jonathan: have a great night and we will see you back here tomorrow. announcer: reaction and analysis. time now for abc seven's postgame special. robert: yes, it was down to the wire in kansas city, and it came down to a field goal by a chiefs rookie, harrison butker. 29-20.ns the redskins with a chance to in kansas city, but did not get it done. erin hawksworth is standing by in arrowhead. i'm sure that you had fun watching this, just the outcome that was not fun. erin: yeah, i was standing towards the end.

expect at the redskins to come in here and put up a fight like they did against the undefeated chiefs, the best team in the nfl. what they did really was impressive. , with end, kirk cousins probably the best drive of his life, gets it to josh johnson -- josh doctson. he cannot come down with a catch, so they settled for the field goal, the game tied with about a minute to go. the other thing, on the defensive side of the ball, the injuries. gruden on the broadcast said he had never seen this many injuries to a defense on his game. i'm sure jay gruden was disappointed as well. he spoke moments ago after the loss. take a listen. y has anuden: rob kelle ankle sprain, josh norman has a rib fracture. nt,holson has an a.c. joi williams had a knee sprain.

reporter: obviously down to the wire, just a couple nagging things that kept you from pulling it off, the defensive penalties and every thing? coach gruden: yeah, a lot of defensive penalties, neutral zone infractions, a call of hands to the face on a call that was not even close. the horse collar. too many penalties on defense against a very good football team. you cannot give them more opportunities. 36 at the 30was on yard line. give them opportunities and they took advantage. hats off to kansas city. a well coached team by coach reidid. reporter: the final play, can you walk us through the play call? coach gruden: yeah, we had a double move for josh and jordan.

doubled by the safety and had a great opportunity for josh. josh had an unbelievable effort for the ball for stop forcibly, dropped it when he hit the ground. reporter: your offense was rolling early in the game. what changed? coach gruden: rob went out ,trent went out for a series or two, and that is a good defense over there. kirk did some great things, competing at the end, doing the plays when we needed to. the guys competed. just unfortunately did not finish today. how much does the offense change with an experience? coach gruden: it changes a little bit. we do not have a lot of opportunities with the ball. we were on the sidelines a lot, our offense. they had 26,

downs, the clock was running. it could not have been more than 40 plays. reporter: used the timeout to ice the kicker. what goes into the decision? coach gruden: give the kicker time to think about a. he's a rookie, make him think about it. reporter: the timeout on the play before. any decision-making in terms of the timing of that? what was the decision-making of taking that with time still on the play clock? coach gruden: yeah, if we get the first down, we want to have time to score. we had different options on the play. we could have checked out and gotten the first down. i wanted to score and leave plenty of time if we could to get the first down. reporter: 2-2 with the byte, your assessment? coach gruden: well, .500

we have to get them healthy. francisco, this is the nfl's best team at 4-0. we came to their place and give them all they wanted. we understand where we are and we have to move on, move forward. erin: speaking of moving forward, at least the redskins have thereby week next week. originally jay gruden was like, its earlier than i would have liked, but you look at all of the injuries, especially on the defense, the bye is coming at a good time. robert: yes, take a second and be grateful the bye week is here. jordan, in lamont former nfl running back. ont's talk about the docts drop, because that is painful. he has a long couple of weeks. how much does thatur

you look at his college career, all the height, all the things he does very well, he goes up in the ball comes down with him. a situation like that, trying to make a name for yourself, trying to solidify yourself as a game on the the line, he just enough finish the play. robert: when we come back, kirk cousins is at the podium. will show you what he said.

robert: welcome back. with former nfl running back lamont jordan. tough loss for the redskins, kansas city now 4-0. a great effort against the best team in the nfl, but a lot of casualties in this one, josh norman out for a couple of weeks . how much does that hurt? lamont: it hurts a lot. you look at the bye week, the redskins need this. a have played a very tough first four games of the season. for them to have the injuries they had to shows the depth of the redskins and how great of a job jay gruden and his coaching staff has done preparing the entire team. you lose norman come you lose nicholson, you saw guys in the secondary stepping in and making plays. i think right now the most important thing for the redskins

you hope this has been a humbling experience for doctson, but just get healthy, realize, hey, 2-2, the late against the raiders and the chiefs, very tough chiefs team in a very hostile environment. i'm happy with where the team is right now. of the near the end game, we saw something we liked a lot, kirk cousins taking control, making really nice runs. were you impressed? lamont: very impressed. kirk cousins has to use his legs. you look at the time kirk cousins has been the starting quarterback for the redskins, even going back a few years, when he uses his legs come it does something to the offense, it does something to him, and it allows the redskins to continue to move the ball. i'm very happy with what kirk cousins did at the end of the game. his team needed him to take them down the field.

the wide receiver did not complete it, kick the field goal, tie the game up, now the defense needs to make some stops. robert: kirk cousins at the podium. kirk: the key was to get into field goal range. then try to score from there. we just and not hit that third-down play. we will go back and look at other place to route the game that could have made a big difference, a butll in all, we played well for i was pleased there were so few penalties on offense. we played pretty mistake-free ends showed maturity. a tough one to lose. we felt like we had a chance and did not get it done. reporter: what did you see on the play to josh it look like you had a couple different options. kirk: yeah, jordan reed was open as well on my right side. there really was no safety. the safety was down low, do

but that complete it, is where you go back on the plane home and say, should i have worked jordan, those of the games that you play. .ou look at how to be better certainly after a tough loss like this you will look at what you could have done. reporter: can you describe the last 72 hours? you have had is an emotional a life of and as you can have an an emotional football game. obviously very different, board has the last 72 hours been like? kirk: i think in this league, man, the 16-week season is not for the faint of heart. have to be emotionally tough. nobody feel sorry for you if you are not. you just try to stay the course and be really tough-minded. whatever gets thrown at you, just take it in stride. i feel very blessed and fortunate to be in the position i'm in, for so many different reasons. i could talk this whole press conference about how fortunate i am. i will spend time in the bye

holding my son. reporter: whether things they were taking away from you, the injuries? kirk: it was first running because we felt like we had a great start, a lot of good plays. we cannot sustain. we kept flipping the field, got to midfield, got going, then could not turn it into points or longer drives. i look at it as third-down conversion. 8 of 13 on third down and i think we were 4 of 11. if we had made more third downs, we stay on the field longer, time a position improves, give the defense a break, and who knows. i think that hurt us. in the third quarter, we ran so few plays. it was just a unique game the way that it dan flowed. reporter: it look like you handled the crowd noise pretty well. no false starts, i don't think you got sacked, no holding calls. is that a sign of growth for this offense that you did that? kirk:

from the fact we were a more mature offense tonight and a hostile environment. we do not beat ourselves and i appreciated that. it showed a lot about our team's preparation, the details we cover in practice to try to be ready for this tough environment. reporter: you talked about taking your spots in using your legs more and you did it a lot. kirk: yeah, moore at the end of the game. when teams play man coverage, that is when you the opportunity to run. guys are chasing their man, they don't have eyes on you. takingd a good job people the way and doubling people and really all i had was to run. i think that is an area of my game i can use more. i think it is therefore the taking if i get through the progression and don't find anything. can you recall another quarter like the third? you guys ran four offensive plays, and what are the challenges? especially with halftime, basically not playing that long. kirk:

chiefs converting third downs and being on the field. they had methodical drives with a lot of plays and chewed up the clock. that is why they are undefeated. they do some really good things on offense. they kept the ball out of our hands. we scored so quickly the third quarter, it also put our defense back on the field. it just the way it works. we loved having the explosive plays, but when you are not having them, that is when you need those third-downs. reporter: you guys are 2-2, how do you assess where you are right now? kirk: i like our team. i think we are better than people thought we would be at the start of the season. to eitherve 12 weeks prove me right or wrong. i think from our team's psyche, we will enjoy the bye week, rest up and get healthy come and come back with a vengeance and make this a good 12 weeks as we can. we are excited about the group of guys we have full stop we have to stay together, stay as healthy as we can,

to play mature, smart football. reporter: looking back on film, do you ever go, vernon davis is 33 years old? kirk: i do that a lot in practice full stop we say that in practice for stop the is like a thorough bread the way he runs down the field. hamstrings,t his like they are the hamstrings of a 19-year-old. he's a special player. he's a great player, but he's a better person. who could at his age and experience level, but he is humble and hungry and fun to play football with. reporter: thanks, kirk. kirk: thank you. robert: that was quarterback kirk cousins at the podium.

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robert: with lamont jordan. final thoughts. he'llu have the bye week, up and do some of the things you need to do. lamont: you cannot panic when you see the injury list. i think for the redskins, you want to focus defensively, where did you get hurt? you did a poor job containing the edge against running quarterbacks. they have a hard time containing mobile quarterbacks. you want to look at that. and this is an opportunity every guy on your football team has to realize you are important,

with you our second string, third string, or practice squad, you are one play away from getting into the game. with that said, you have to love where the redskins are. the defense is playing lights out. robert: lamont jordanamazing girl. >> jimmy: yeah, no kidding. [ laughter ] when your friends found out you were dating jennifer lopez, who is like the first guy -- who was most excited amongst your friends? >> honestly? >> jimmy: yeah. >> my daughters. >> jimmy: why? >> my daughters think their dad is a hero now. for the first time. no, they think they went to heaven. and now they're hanging out with jennifer backstage. they're dancing, they're singing with her. we usually call at least once a day on facetime. now they call me three, four, five times. funny because when i pick up the phone. i could be anywhere. hi, tasha, hi, ella.

i can see them hi, daddy, they're looking around behind hi, honey, how was school? >> great, dad. where is jennifer. she's working. okay, see ya. i'll take anything i can get from my girls. >> jimmy: are they impressed by your baseball career? >> not really. >> jimmy: they're not looking for you in the background. >> you're my girls. but i think jennifer's children, who are wonderful just like mine. she has 9-year-old twins max and emmie. i think they're impressed by how big i am. >> jimmy: you're a big man. you're doing a great job on fox. i'm really impressed by your broadcasting. keith hernandez is joining the team. >> yeah, frank thomas. >> jimmy: frank thomas is still there. and who else is there? >> b

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>> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: this is his album. it's called "this one's for you." here with

♪ ♪ that old phone of mine 2:39 a.m. when i got the call half asleep thought it was a dream ♪ ♪ but it wasn't after all ♪ ♪ that old dog of yours sitting on the porch waits for you to come home ♪ ♪ little does he know that you won't be walking through that door ♪ ♪ i just leave him alone cause letting go don't come that easily ♪ ♪ most of the time i can get by it's just a little hard on me ♪ ♪ but i'm getting used to that old truck of yours sitting out in t

♪ i'm getting used to you not being there at church on sunday night ♪ ♪ i'm getting used to the radio playing without you singing along ♪ ♪ but i'll never get used to you being gone ♪ ♪ that old rocking chair sitting over there it don't rock no more ♪ ♪ and that old six string ain't played a thing been awhile since it's strummed a chord. ♪ i just leave 'em alone cause letting go don't come that easily ♪ ♪ most of the time i can get by it's just a little hard on me ♪ ♪ but i'm getting used to that old truck of yours

♪ i'm getting used to you not being there at church on sunday night ♪ ♪ i'm getting used to the radio playing without you singing along ♪ ♪ but i'll never get used to you being gone ♪ ♪ there's a lot of things in this ole world i can stand ♪ ♪ but when it comes to losing you i just can't ♪ ♪ but i'm getting used to that old truck of yours sitting out in the drive ♪ ♪ i'm getting used to you not being there at church on sunday night ♪ ♪ i'm getting used to the radio playing without you singing along ♪ ♪ but i'll never

get used to ♪ ♪ no i'll never get used to you being gone ♪ ♪ yeah being gone i'm never getting used to you being gone ♪ [ cheers and applause ]

♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

>> jimmy: our thanks to anthony anderson, alex rodriguez apo apologies to matt dame opinion weapon ran out of time. a special thank you to luke combs. thank you for being here. that was really beautiful. luke combs, everybody. "nightline" is next. thanks for watching. goodnight.

people just started screaming and running, a stampe stampede. >> staying somebody's shooting, somebody's shooting. >> bullets raining down on a packed las vegas concert. >> there were people hiding underneath my car for cover. >> at least 59 dead, more than 500 injured. >> get down. >> the worst mass shooting in modern american history. police tracking the gunfire to this 32nd floor hotel room. a s.w.a.t. team storming in. an astounding number of weapons found. what we know tonight about the 64-year-old shooter, as police investigate his past for possible motives. his brother in shock and disbelief. >> there's absolutely no way i can even conceive that my brother would shoot