the other primary source is george clarke, he lives near grenfell.oise of the fire around 1am. i met him the next afternoon. he had been up all night and he was clearly very tired. one guy caught a kid. a kid was thrown out a window from like the eighth floor and the guy caught him. it's amazing. really? yeah. you saw that? yeah. it'sjust unbelievable, you know. when we contacted george clarke he told us that he did not wish to make any comment on the matter at all, because he said, "it's such a contentious issue and i think it's so hurtful to so many people." talk to people on the streets near the tower and chances are they'll tell you that yes the baby story is definitely true, but they themselves didn't see it. newsnight‘s attempted to contact every single person quoted as saying they did see the baby thrown and caught. some told us that they had been misquoted. others we couldn't find at all. there's no evidence that they actually exist. none were prepared to do an on—camera interview. we can hear people screaming... jodie martin lives opposite g

george rogers clarke tombstone said he was commander in chief. i am a clear who means what. the shortest of the articles is article three. the reason for that is because many of the people were framers. -- most of the framers were lawyers. that was one part of the british government that they did not have any problem with. there had already been judicial review in the court prior to 1887. -- prior to 1787. they knew that was the power of government. finally there is a supremacy clause, somebody has to interpret it. that somebody is the supreme court. so, i think that even though judicial review is not necessarily listed per se it was understood. it was understood both by the federalists and by the anti-federalist. this is what a court did. they may not have done it often, but they did do it. >> even though jefferson was with a man he would have appointed criticizing the marbury decision initially. rose said he has come around to accept judicial review because it is part of the law of the land now you -- now and it was inevitable. he agreed it was part of the necessary struct

george. we're checking, so far nothing at this point. las vegas police, clarkounty sheriff have trained for potential terror attacks and always thought that las vegas could be a target. al qaeda and isis have claimed they'll attack las vegas at some point but at this point we have no claims of responsibility and this scenario shooting at a crowd from high above on the 32nd floor was not one they had trained for. >> not one we had heard about before. brian ross, thanks search. want to bring inn pierre thomas as well and, pierre, federal authorities already on the scene. atf? >> atf, fbi offering their assistance and this is the worst case scenario they've been concerned about for quite some time, george. a group of people kong get grated en masse at a hotel, at a concert with a shooter with direct access. this is the scenario they've been concerned about for quite some time as has been previously reported, no clear indication yet on what type of incident this was. unfortunately, in this country we have mass shootings that involve terrorism. we have mass shooting

george who pleaded not guilty set up a american industry in the clark county detention center and mariaained convinced. >> the husband always does it. >> teves a statistical suspect from day one for sure. my opinion is they sandbagged around that to make a case. >> why, she asked would anybody believe an addict and known liar over george and the detectives theory a guilty conscience led to a suicide attempt. fact was hogwash said maria. >> let me tell you, he has been on suicide prevention squads, he's an emt. he is quite knowledgeable about what it takes to kill yourself in a vehicle so driving that into a k-rail is not how you try to commit suicide. he did something stupid but didn't tie to kill himself. >> it wasn't just george's family who stood firmly behind him. fellow firefighters came to his defense. fellow west point grads. childhood friends. >> i truly believe he's innocent. he gives too much of himself and i think that's one of the reach he finds himself in the situation he was in. >> were you surprised at the amount of support he got. >> no, no, no. >> george, he makes lifel

. >>> and we also learned george poch plea papadopoulous pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi three weeks ago. >> with so much unfolding in washington, d.c., we sent dwray clark to the capital to track it all. >> reporter: and right now paul manafort and rick gates are out on bond and tonight we're learning more about that secret deal. in a secret plea agreement, george papadopoulous said he was communicating with russia proper who promised on dirt on hillary clinton and lied to the fbi. >> which may be the first sign bob mueller has a cooperating witness. >> reporter: when asked about papadopoulous, the white house press secretary down played his role with the campaign. >> he was a volunteer member of an advisory council that literally met one time. >> reporter: paul man fort and robert gates are accused of lobbying for the ukranian government and not paying on money they were paid. the indictment makes no mention of president trump or russian meddling. >> i think you all say that president trump was correct. there is no evidence that mr. manafort or the trump campaign colluded with the russian governme government. rnd t . >> reporter: and the president sayi

and prince george's county featuring big names of the day. like patsy cline, franky avalon and roy clarklike the rocket room and the famous club on new york avenue are now office buildings. today the old still stands, but it's a dialysis center. >> some of them were rough. like the dixie pig, there were fights every night in that place. >> reporter: daniels says he moved to the d.c. area because there weren't enough clubs in his home state of north carolina to make a living. daniels released several records while living in the d.c. area. it was here that daniels hooked up with jazz and rock musicians who helped to shape the sound of his music today. >> while they were pleasant days to me, they were learning days. it was my first entree into a big market. i didn't know anything about big towns. >> reporter: daniels writes about his early days here in his new autobiography being released today. in addition to the book, daniels is re-releasing the original recording of the song he named his old band after, the instrumental, jaguire. with charlie daniels, mark segraves, news 4. >> this was s

sites in america as possible targets, los angeles police, clark county sheriffs have trained for possible terror attacks aimed at casinos, george, we've gone through some of the video. it appears there was about 4 1/2 minutes more than 200 rounds fired. six different bursts. >> over >> we count clearly reloading in between shooting. this gun will shoot as much as 600 rounds a minute about the magazine sometimes only holing 30 rounds unless it's particularly large -- >> this might suggest magazine not belt as brad was talking about before. >> the breaks in the shooting suggest he changed his magazine and had to reload and put more bullets to shoot but six different bursts at least which is consistent with what the eyewitnesses have been describing to you, the terror of that over 4 1/2 minutes they didn't really last a minute long. they lasted -- the longest we found was 17 seconds of firing but must have seemed like an eternity to those under fire. >> in the coming hours we will get more surveillance video from around the entire strip. >> and see what happened there as people ran. that surveillance video as pierre was saying wil

. >>> and we also learned george poch plea papadopoulous pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi three weeks ago. >> with so much unfolding in washington, d.c., we sent dwray clark to the capital to track it all. >> reporter: and right now paul manafort and rick gates are out

clark. he said it was a great reunion but a reflection of how our health and our lives are precious. >>> georgemon are now speaking out, they worked closely with harvey weinstein. weinstein along with mir max launched both into superstardom. they team up for the clooney-directed film. >> you had to spend about five minutes to know avenues bully, he was intimidating. that was his legend, his m.o. could you survive a meeting with harvey? could you stand up for yourself? >> in terms of the sexual harassment allegations against weinstein, damon talks about what he knew and when he knew it. coming up at 7:00. >>> now a live desk update from abc 7 mornings. >>> secretary of defense james mattis is in the philippines this morning actually laying groundwork for president trump's trip to asia early next month. mattis met with his japanese counterpart in the capital of the philippines, manila, said they spoke about maintaining peace and stability in north korea. one of the primary goals is to have allies against the north. president trump will travel to asia on november 3rd. he has said the united states

also revealed, george papadopoulous applipleaded guil lying to fbi agents about his interaction with the minute thes handed down, nbc 10 followed the story and delay clark is joining us with the latest. >> reporter: a busy day with two indictment and one guilty play. us with the latest. >> reporter: a busy day with two indictment and one guilty play. the president says this has nothing to do with him. late this afternoon, the first court appearance for paul manafort and deputy campaign chair rick gates. they are facing charges including conspiracy against the united states and money laundering. they are accused of hiding tens of millions of dollars made while working as unregistered agents for the ukranian government between 2006 and 2016. they pleaded not guilty. a third person trump campaign adviser george papadopoulous appli pleaded xwiltdy guilty to lying fbi nep are t fbi. these are the first chaernlgs to come out of the sbishl investigation, but the white house brushed the charges offer. >> today's announcement has nothing to do with the president or his campaign or campaign activity. >> reporter: president donald trump responding position on twit

george w. bush. we're also joined by paul v violas. unfortunately as we heard from the clarke visibly shaking. he's steeling everyone for worse news to come. >> kudos to their containment and the expeditious manner in which they responded to this. when the sheriff's speaking about this, for him to say -- to come out and say there's 50 and the amount of injured, unfortunately that's going to go up. >> this is being called the deadliest mass shooting in american history. what are they looking for now in. >> perimeter. they're establishing an interperimeter and outer perimeter. there's two crime scenes. you have the shooter on the 2nd floor of the mandalay bay bay. they're going to used and they're going to find more information this this location that's going to give them further information as to what the next steps are. >> let's talk about that, fran. he's on the 32nd floor. this seems to be something we haven't seen before in this country. we talked to an eyewitness who said your bags were checked as you went into the arena. it was an outdoor festival. but somebody on the 32n