deputy chief andrew walsh responds to the scene. >> what sticks with me is that fear, that pain in mytomach that this was going to just be the first part of a multifaceted attack. >> we're getting reports of shots fired at tropicana. >> reporter: back in the hotel, steven, an engineer, is riding an elevator to the 32nd floor in response to campos' earlier call about that l-bracket. pushing his maintenance card, he walks out of the elevator and straight into danger. >> i noticed him. i said, get cover. it's not safe. at that moment in time, there was more rounds being dispersed. >> reporter: suddenly, schuck himself is under fire. >> something hit me in the back as i was jumping into cover. >> someone's fired a gun up here. someone's fired a rifle on the 32nd floor down the hallway. >> reporter: the mandalay bay security office hears schuck's alert and hustles toward the elevators. >> i thought if i don't come out of this hallway alive, i wanted to communicate for metro and first responders to get up there because this is where the shooter is. >> reporter: every second that schuck and

walsh, bbc news. a builder who has claimed a £76 million euro millions jackpot says he found the winning ticket tucked under the visor of his van, six weeks after the draw. andrewstockpile of tickets in his van and discovered the winning one in the stash after being asked to check by his partner. the 51—year—old says he will still be having a quiet christmas, but plans to celebrate the win with a meal at a restaurant in skegness on new year's eve. ijust i just love the ijust love the image of him driving around with effectively £76 million tucked into the visor at the back. at any point he thought, i could clear out all this rubbish. it all out. amazing, lucky him. now on breakfast — it's time to take a front row seat as mark kermode gives his view on the big releases of the year — in review 2018: the year in film. hello and welcome to this review of the year in film. i'm mark kermode. we are here at the cinema museum in south london and, over the next 30 minutes, i'll be looking back at some of the best movies released in uk cinemas in 2018, from the blockbusters to the hidden gems. as always, the year kicked off with awards season, with top 0scar prizes sprea

walsh, bbc news. a builder who has claimed a £76 million pound euro millions jackpot says he found the winning ticket tucked under the visor of his van, six weeks after the draw. andrewd a stockpile of tickets in his van and discovered the winning one in the stash after being asked to check by his partner. the 51—year—old says he will still be having a quiet christmas, but plans to celebrate the win with a meal at a restaurant in skegness on new year's eve. i quite like doing that. not find one that much money, but delaying looking at checking your numbers or not. in the delay, you can imagine if you won £76 million. it had won it. just extraordinary.” if you won £76 million. it had won it. just extraordinary. i thought -- you wouldn't necessarily know if you had one. imagine if he hadn't checked. it's too late and then it is all given to charity. i wouldn't tell anyone. you wouldn't see me here. liverpool have guaranteed the number one spot in the premier league for christmas after they beat wolves 2—nil at molineux. they're 4 points clear of manchester city, who play today. nick parrott reports. liverpool haven't had a happy christmas for five years. nowjurgen klop

walsh, bbc news. a builder who has claimed a £76 million euro millions jackpot says he found the winning ticket tucked under the visor of his van, six weeks after the draw. andrew his van and discovered the winning one in the stash after being asked to check by his partner. the 51—year—old says he will still be having a quiet christmas, but plans to celebrate the win with a meal at a restaurant in skegness on new year's eve. a rare albino orangutan has been released into the wild in indonesia, nearly two years after it was rescued from captivity. alba, the world's only albino orangutan, was rescued in borneo in april last year when she was five years old — suffering from stress, dehydration and a parasite infection. during her recovery she's shown excellent climbing and social skills. a conservation team will keep an eye on herfor the next six months to ensure she remains safe and healthy. let's return to our top story now — police say they've arrested two people — a man and a woman — on suspicion of being behind the distruption at gatwick airport, caused by drones flying over the runway. at the peak of the chaos, gatwick‘s chief operating officer said that 120