. >> jesse: i want to show you a picture of a guy named jonathan smith. straight up american hero.ert when the shooting happened. he was there with family. he ended up saving thousands of lives. he yelled "active shooter, active shooter." brought people to shave safety. he got shot. doctors left the bullet and for now. let's take a listen. >> it was like a heavy punch to my arm. at that point, my whole body spun around. i hit the gravel. i did what any human would do in that situation. what i do it again? i would. >> jesse: jonathan smith, thank you very much. >> dana: take a listen to this this. >> ♪ there's not a stone left unturned ♪ ♪ >> dana: this was a show in vegas. it's called love is greater than hate. also announced former president obama, bush 43, clinton, bush 41, quarter to headline conference to benefit hurricane victims. >> greg: podcast tonight is interesting with a professor. we discussed vegas and the future of drones and warfare. >> richard: i want to give a shout out to a 24 nurses and health care professionals joining with electricians, engineers on a flight do

. >> reporter: jonathan smith was also shot, hit in the neck. >> i started looking around like i really don't want to die. i don't want to die. >> reporter: that's when tom mcgraph appeared, one of about 18 off-duty san diego police officers at the festival. >> i remember just holding his hand telling him that he just needed to fight. he made it this far. >> reporter: dozens of off-duty firefighters from the vegas area were also on the scene including jesse gomez who got his family to safety, then told his wife he was going back to help. >> it's probably one of the hardest decisions i've ever made, but she knew i had to go. >> reporter: when tragedy hit, the place known as sin city had no shortage of angels. joe fryer, nbc news, las vegas. >>> and that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night from las vegas. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> president trump here in las vegas consoling the survivors and the nation. >> we'll overcome together as americans. >> while america heals. >> i don't know if i would be here today. >> the fbi qu

jonathan smith was shot in the neck while trying to lead 30 people to safety. >> doctors are leavinglet in his neck for now fearing removing it could cause more damage. he suffered a broken collarbone, cracked rib and bruised lung. he says he was not a hero and doing what he would want others to do for him. a similar story from mike mcgarry, he flew home to phad during the concert chaos. he says once the shooting started it was his instinct to provide text people around him. >> i just dove on top of like 14 people, pulled a chair over them or a table said i'm a lot older than you guys. there was bullets flying awe over, i'm 53. they're in their 20s. i lived a decent life so far. >> mcgarry says his wife whose a registered nurse is the real hero. she was treating wounded people there at the scene. >>> and coming up we remember singer tom petty. >> we'll tell you what happened when he was 1 years old that changed his life and inspired his career. a bit differently thanks to pampers easy ups while they see their first underwear you see an easy way to potty train pampers easy ups our fir

jonathan smith led more than two dozen people to safety and was then saved by tom mcgrath an off-dutyicer who stopped smith's bleeding when smith was shot. >> firefighters steve keys was shot in the chest and wounded while performing cpr on another victim. >> jack beat on the died shielding his wife of 23 years on their anniversary. some of these people dedicated their lives to helping others all the time. in the military or as first responders or as volunteers. others simply had the human instinct, tragedy called it out but it was there before. we are surrounded by people who cultivate self lessness and generosity every day and we can all honor the sense of common humanity we feel in the wake of this tragedy by kindling a similar spirit ourselves, in our daily lives. after a tragedy we light candles to those who have died but we can also carry a light into the world as well. as a tribute to those who no longer can. longer can. we will be back in a moment. >> can we push the offer online? brian, i just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technology can handcuff any company. b

they praised doctors and nurses whose hard work saved many lives and they praised heroes like jonathan smith a thirty year old who saved dozens of people by leading them out of harm's way but then was shot in the neck doctors say he'll likely carry the bullet in his body for the rest of his life it will take this city a long time to recover but people are ready to begin that process far less. what we can do as a city let's join together and work together to for the good amid all the shock and pain death and heartbreak people here are finding strength in each other. lost. and why did your castro joins us live from las vegas heidi what more are we learning about the killer. cities so we were just given an update by the investigators and they have discovered that this man had an even bigger arsenal of weapons than previously thought swat teams and police officers raided a second home of stephen paddick in reno nevada and there they found more guns more ammunition and more electronic devices that are now being combed over for evidence also inside of him and his suite in the mandalay bay hotel th

they praised doctors and nurses whose hard work saved many lives and they praised heroes like jonathan smith a thirty year old who saved dozens of people by leading them out of harm's way but then was shot in the neck doctors say he'll likely carry the bullet in his body for the rest of his life it will take this city a long time to recover but people are ready to begin that process far less. well we can. work together to for the good amid all the shock and. heartbreak people here are finding strength in each other rob reynolds las vegas u.s. president donald trump is not residents of puerto rico thirteen days after the island was devastated by hurricane maria some officials in puerto rico including the mare of the capital san juan have criticized federal relief efforts. did a good job that relief efforts jeopardize his project. the french parliament voted to adopt a controversial antiterrorism bill that grants security forces power. intelligence agencies were given the extra. state of emergency. will now become permanent critics say the law against civil freedoms. and those are the latest h

they praised doctors and nurses whose hard work saved many lives and they praised heroes like jonathan smith a thirty year old who saved dozens of people by leading them out of harm's way but then was shot in the neck doctors say he'll likely carry the bullet in his body for the rest of his life it will take this city a long time to recover but people are ready to begin that process this move far less. what we can do as a city let's join together and work together to for the good amid all the shock and pain death and heartbreak people here are finding strength in each other. las vegas is that you live to los vegas to speak to castor and heidi what more are we learning about the killer. cities so police and investigators are really stunned as what drove this sixty four year old retired accountant an american with no known affiliations with political groups or religious groups to commit this massacre at this point police are still searching for that motive what we know about stephen paddick from his brother is that he was a wealthy retirees who frequently traveled with his girlfriend and who a

who worked tirelessly to save people who were brought in to hospitals nearby and to people like jonathan smith a thirty year old technician and copier repairman who is a credited with saving dozens of people's lives only to be shot himself in the neck and doctors say he will probably carry that bullet with him for the rest of his life shell proper analysts one process in las vegas. a general strike has brought much of catalonia to a complete standstill following sunday's controversial vote to break away from spain strikes recalled by catalan trade unions in response to the violence by spain's national police during the ballot only nine hundred people were injured as hundreds of riot police attempted to shut down polling stations or insley joins us live now from barcelona so lawrence what is it that that they say that they want and addition obviously to the end of that. well i mean what we've seen really throughout the course of today is one of a quite by the way that i mean that in the break before some more demonstrations this evening primarily outright loathing and i should first of all of t

they praised doctors and nurses whose hard work saved many lives and they praised heroes like jonathan smith a thirty year old who saved dozens of people by leading them out of harm's way but then was shot in the neck doctors say he'll likely carry the bullet in his body for the rest of his life it will take this city a long time to recover but people are ready to begin that process let's move forward let's see what we can do as a city let's join together and work together to for the good amid all the shock and pain death and heartbreak people here are finding strength in each other rob reynolds al jazeera los vegas. well nevada the state where this attack has happened has some of the most relaxed the gun laws in the u.s. its state constitution gives every citizen the right to keep and bear arms for security and defense as well as for lawful hunting and recreational use it allows people to buy a handgun shotgun or rifle without a permit automatic assault. weapons and machine guns are also legal as long as they are registered let's go live now to heidi as you castro in last vegas are heidi yo

one of them is jonathan smith.aved more than 20 lives when he broke down a security gate and formed a human chain to lead others to safety off the field. he actually took a bullet in the process. >> i ran back towards the shooting. there was one lady on the ground, i basically helped her up and just told her, just to run. i basically just told her we got to go. she didn't want to move. at that point, more shots rang out. and i noticed there was three girls sitting behind like a black like suv. i basically told them, hey, there's an active shooter, stay down. we need to move to the back. the moment when i said there's an active shooter, i turned around, and that's when i got shot in my neck. i don't deem myself as a hero. i just deem myself as someone who was doing the right thing. >> well, a gofundme page to help jonathan with his medical expenses is now over $46,000. but the bullet that hit him is still lodged in his neck. we talked about him a little while ago. it's too dangerous to be removed at this point. >> i

for instance, 30-year-old copy machine repair man jonathan smith.ccording to "the washington post," the father of three was separated from his family but stayed behind to direct dozens of people to safety. a bullet struck him in the neck leaving him with a cracked rib and bruised link. then there's 29-year-old marine veteran taylor winston who said he stole a truck to drive people to the hospital. he transported between 20 and 30 people and later returned the keys to the truck's owner and then there's travis phippen an emt. he stayed behind to revive his father that was shot. one of the gunman's bullets hit travis who is expected to survive. his father did not make it out alive. hundreds of people went to hospitals after the shooting and some doctors have said it was very tough to keep up as the patients kept coming. our chief correspondent jonathan hunt is live at university medical center in las vegas. jonathan, how many patients are still listed as critical? >> well, there's two hospitals with critical patients now. over at sunrise medical, they

because the things you love can stink. >> sandra: dozens gathered for 30-year-old jonathan smith. trying to save others during the shooting in las vegas. a fundraiser was held for an operation to remove a bullet from his neck. >> from everyone, i couldn't ask for anything more. >> sandra: 58 dead and hundreds more wounded when a gunman open erd fire at a country music festival in las vegas. a motive not yet given. >> bill: actor kevin space effaceing fallout led to having an emmy revoked an netflix says it will cancel "house of cards." william, good morning. what's next for kevin spacey? >> bill, a lot of that is up in the air because of these allegations. there is a lot of money in jeopardy all the projects he is in. his apology is drawing almost as much controversy as the claim itself. hollywood's gay community accuses the actor trying to divert attention that he took actor anthony rapp to bed at a party when rapp was 14 and spacey 26. spacey did not deny it but apologized saying he didn't remember the encounter but would have been deeply drunk if he had. >> the statement makes

donovan smith got 20 people out of harm's way as the shooting continued -- jonathan smith got 20 people out of harm's way as the shooting continued and he got troponin i. we are following about five or six stories come in addition to journalists, including me, who have been here throughout, meshing all of these stories together. there is no track. the storytelling is being done solely by the survivors and the heroes, and we have seen so much of that. one additional character is stephen paddock, the 64-year-old who opened fire on all of those innocent people. we will try to get to the bottom of what he did in his last days leading up to this, and what, if any, the motive might have been. and all the latest information on the investigation as it continues. we have been updating this minute is constantly new information coming in, melanie. melanie: some of that new this attack all planned outot well in advance, and he may have been looking at other cities as well for the -- as well. it was chillingly elaborate, his plan, down to the perfectly stacked 100-clip magazines to the surveillance

jonathan smith, a man who is not a medic but kept running back in to rescue people carrying them out. after rescuing 20 people he took a bullet to the neck. metro p.d. officer rescued him. we are putting the voices together to tell the story of the good here. we are telling the evil to piece together the last day of stephen paddock as he built the arsenal and gambled downstairs and dabbled with the ladies of the night here at the casino. to get a sense of why he did that, something ill loose i have to even the -- elusive even to the f.b.i. and the authorities here. jonathan: thank you, matt. live from las vegas. alison: look at the pictures. this man and woman carjacked another woman outside at springfield town center last friday. it happened in the parking garage right outside of the target. police still have not recovered the car. it's a ta with the virginia pla these people, please call police. still ahead at 5:00 tonight, why police are patrolling a new york statue 24 hours a day. jonathan: 7 salutes a woman who recognized a big problem when she retired from the military. alison:

. >> my name is jonathan smith and i am a copy repair technician based out of orange california. i recently just got into country music i know people are like "why is there a black guy at a country music festival, but i've always listened to country. i can listen to any country song and it'll just take me away. >> my name gianna baca and i am a cheer leader. my sister natalia baca, she's sassy like me. the best thing about being a twin is that we're always together and we're never alone so you always have a best friend with you. >> my name's lisa fine. and i have two children, and i'm a professional organizer and personal trainer, nutritionist. and i live in roseville, california. >> my name is michael greenfield. i'm a musician, stage technician, i do a lot of different shows out here. anywhere from corpora events to full on stage concerts. >> i'm nick miller. i'm a guitarist. i play for singer, adam craig. this was the first time that i had been to this particular festival so i was pretty excited to get to vegas and really experience it. >> i'm breanna skagen. >> i'm russell bl

. >> you have no idea how -- >> jonathan smith ran towards those in trouble as shots rang out, likelyozens before being shot in the neck. >> i'm not a hero. i'm far from a hero. i think i just did what anybody would do. >> an off-duty san diego officer found smith, bringing him to s both of us chlg i kept saying im don't want to die. he kept saying you you're not going to die. >> we hear all of the stories of bravery but the harsh reality cannot be under stated in the case of tailor bar she still has limit the feeling in her left hand. she works with her hands for a living, she has a shawl business doing nails and ro likely won't have the use for one of those hands for at least a year. of not only have she going to have a hefty hospital tab but likely be out of work. while this story will eventually fide from the headlines for all of us, many of these people will be forced to live with the impact for a long time to come. >> you are so right. every's lives are forever changed. thanks so much for the record are reporting. >> did the las vegas killer have help? new details in the investi

. >> reporter: jonathan smith ran towards those in trouble as shots rang out. likely saving the lives of dozens before being shot in the neck. >> i'm not a hero. i'm far from a hero. i think i just deal with anybody would do. >> reporter: an off-duty officer found smith bringing him to safety. >> it's -- it was a scary moment for both of us but i remember holding his hand telling him this is the time to fight. you've made it this far. >> i kept telling him i don't want to die. he kept saying you're not going to die. i got you. >> reporter: the survival stories are amazing but the reality of what comes next for many of these victims is, harsh. for taylor barr, she has limited movement and limited feeling in her hands. doctors say she likely won't be able to use it for about a year, which is especially unfortunate for her considering she has a small business doing nails for a living and she needs both hands. so not only is she going to be hit with a massive hospital bill but likely also be out of work for a year, kate. >> scott, thank you so much for bringing us

honor a local man who saved lives that night when the shots were heard october 1st, 30-year-old jonathan smithome strangers and directed them to hide behind cars much in the process the gunman shot smith in the neck. he's alive but a bullet is still lodged in his neck. doctors say removing it would only cause more damage. >> i've got a lot of support from everyone across i'll say the world. i really couldn't ask for anything more than what i've been -- i've gotten. >> smith says he's only a life because an off duty san diego leave stopped to help him that night and flagged down car to help get him to a hospital. >>> so when you go to football game your kids are playing, your friends you sit in the bleachers you probably don't think about what if your seat fell out from underneath you. >> that would be bad. dangerous bleachers await fans at olney charter high school. our hank flynn went to investigate. >> old army/navy game when someone fell off the railing and got broken. what did we have. >> that's wister blower michael blackie asking about the grand stands here at olney charter high school w

people we were talking to -- we were talking to jonathan smith yesterday, he said i'm no a hero i just did what needed to be done. thank you so much. "ac 360" is next. >>> breaking news out of las vegas, john berman here in for anderson. new word on what the gunman first took aim at even before he began firing on 22,000 people at the music festival below. cnn's brian tomas has that and more. brian, the shooters target may have not been the first target at the concert. what are you hear g from your sources? >> reporter: a short time ago, investigators believed the gunman fired first on a aviation fuel tank before he fired on the concert venue. one aviation fuel tank was hit, that fuel tank is along the airport's western perimeter. from our calculation it's about 766 yards away from the gunman's position at the mandalay bay hotel. he fired first, they believe hefired first at that fuel tank before he fired at the concert venue, that fooul tank we believe is 766 yards away from his position. the spokesman's for the airport tell us two rifle rounds did hit the fuel tank and one over the ro

incredible stories of heroism and humanity, including the story of jonathan smith. may have seen his picture. it has been seen around the world and the same word is in pretty much every single headline. and you can see it there. hero. hero. hero. hero. hero. jonathan was credited with saving the lives of some 30 people even as he himself was shot in the neck and he joins me now. he is back home, irvine, california. and thank goodness for that. jonathan, look, i'm so grateful that you're able to talk to us. i know that you are obviously very seriously injured . you have that bullet still in your neck. how you feeling tonight? >> thank you very having me on. still in a little pain, but i think honestly, it's going to take time to heal. i can't not forget about what happened. i'll relive it every day. through social media. from people calling. people texting me. i think the people that weren't there don't realize how traumatic it was. the whole time, i thought honestly i would die. i really did. >> and when you were there, jonathan, you're getting on the fourth song of

people we were talking to -- we were talking to jonathan smith yesterday, he said i'm no a hero i just thank you so much. "ac 360" is next. >>> breaking news out of las vegas, john berman here in for anderson. new word on what the gunman first took aim at even before he began firing on 22,000 people at the music festival below. cnn's brian tomas has that and more. brian, the shooters target may have not been the first target at the concert. what are you hear g from your sources? >> reporter: a short time ago, investigators believed the gunman fired first on a aviation fuel tank before he fired

here is another one. 30-year-old jonathan smith, a young man who is said to have saved 30 people fromof last night, but in doing so he was wounded in the neck. he is obviously at least okay for the moment, but it's possible he could carry that wound and that bullet for the rest of his life. and the stories just continue to come in. let me tell you where we are real quick. it's another candle light vigil that is taking place. this one is at the campus of unlv. hundreds and hundreds are gathered here in a courtyard by the student union center here. and one of about almost a dozen vij ills that are taking place all across the valley outside of las vegas here tonight and will continue throughout the evening hours. so it's a community trying to come to grips, trying to heal and trying to remember all those lost and those who are still in hospitals. >> thank you. the president says he will be going to las vegas on wednesdays. tomorrow he's going to puerto rico nearly two weeks after hurricane maria. i spent the weekend there. i'll show you what we found on saturday and sunday in different t

they praised doctors and nurses whose hard work saved many lives and they praised heroes like jonathan smith a thirty year old who saved dozens of people by leading them out of harm's way but then was shot in the neck doctors say he'll likely carry the bullet in his body for the rest of his life it will take this city a long time to recover but people are ready to begin that process with some far less. what we can do as a city let's join together and work together to for the good amid all the shock and pain death and heartbreak people here are finding strength in each other rob reynolds al-jazeera las vegas and heidi to pastor joins us live now from las vegas are we learning anything more heidi about the killer. felicity we just got an update from investigators who say that this man had an even bigger arsenal of weapons that had previously been unveiled police searched through a second home to see them patted this one in need and in nevada and they found that there were more there more were more guns they were more ammunition as was electronic devices that they will now comb over also more i

they praise doctors and nurses whose hard work saved many lives and they praised heroes like jonathan smith a thirty year old who saved dozens of people by leading them out of harm's way but then was shot in the neck doctors say he'll likely carry the bullet in his body for the rest of his life it will take this city a long time to recover but people are ready to begin that process with some far less. what we can do as a city let's join together and work together to for the good amid all the shock and pain death and heartbreak people here are finding strength in each other rob reynolds al-jazeera las vegas. in other world news spain's king has intervened in the crisis over cast i know you're describing sunday's secession referendum as illegal and undemocratic in a rare public address he accused regional authorities of dividing society and putting the economy at risk earlier hundreds of thousands of demonstrators against a violent security crackdown during the vote. reports from barcelona. if the spanish government thought breaking up the referendum would win the war with catalonia it's been

erin burnett interviewed jonathan smith, struck by a bullet rescuing others. he was reunited with the police officer who then saved his life. >> i'm not a hero. i'm far from a hero. i think i just did what anybody would do. was it smart? probably not. but if that was someone else's shoes and they seen me, i would want them to come back and help me. >> i know you were hit and kept trying to save people and then there was someone else who came in, san diego off-duty officer, he came in and saved your life, jonathan. and we actually have him with us tonight, officer tom mcgraph is here and i wanted to bring them in. officer mcgrath, thank you. i know you heard what jonathan said. >> yeah, i did. i think he's being a little too mon modest. >> from the moment i got hit -- he was the first one who actually helped me stop the bleeding and he never left my side at all. and i remember him helping me get in the back of a red pickup truck that another young lady had a gunshot wound. and i kept telling him, i don't want to die. i don't want to die. you're not going to die

they praised doctors and nurses whose hard work saved many lives and they praised heroes like jonathan smith a thirty year old who saved dozens of people by leading them out of harm's way but then was shot in the neck doctors say he'll likely carry the bullet in his body for the rest of his life it will take this city a long time to recover but people are ready to begin that process with some far less. what we can do as a city let's join together and work together to for the good amid all the shock and pain death and heartbreak people here are finding strength in each other rob reynolds las vegas let's go live now to heidi castro in less fagan heidi what's the latest from police from the investigation or do we know about the killer . barbara what we do know is what's stumping police officers because steven batek had no criminal record he also had no political or religious affiliations that investigators are aware of and according to paddocks brother he showed no signs of violence leading up to this massacre so really police are stumped at the moment trying to figure out what was the motive b

. >> reporter: jonathan smith was credited with saving two dozen people before he was shot in the throat>> i'm not going to leave anybody behind. >> reporter: but he says, he's no hero. >> i didn't want to die here. i mean -- >> reporter: just hours after the shooting, hundreds lined up around the block, to donate blood. >> witnessing heroes of all shapes and sizes. >> reporter: some wore a badge. first responders donning kevlar helmets and vests, rushing in to help strangers in need. >> they laid over top of us eefr time a round was fired to make sure the women around them was safe. >> you're one of the lucky ones. >> reporter: rob mcintosh, shot three times. his friend, mike crunk, putting his own life in danger, to stay with his buddy. >> thank you for staying with me. >> reporter: the worst of times, bringing out the very best in so many. at hospitals like this one, more than a dozen people remain in critical condition. this is a place where families and victims are coming together and moving forward. savannah? >> all right, miguel. there have been so many stories of self-sacrifice.

smith, now jonathan an adopted member of our las vegas community. despite receiving a gunshot to the neck, jonathan saved the lives of 30 people by leaving them out of the venue and taking cover. he did this even after losing sight of his family. inathan later said, i decided was not going to leave anyone behind. whoes like alicia of reno traveled with friends to the concert and helped carry the wounded and treat the injured on-site. she would later say, we'll just did what we could do to save each other. i think that is truly the heart of humanity. over the past few days we have seen that heart of humanity. together i know we will not be pleasing each other behind. our community is tough, and we will stand together in unity in the wake of this terror. we will support the wounded, the families of those taken, and we will remember the names of the 58 who lost their lives sunday night. thank you all for being here, and thank you for standing united and vegas strong. >> [applause] sen. cortezx masto: and now i have the honor and privilege of introducin

. >> reporter: amid such tragedy come the stories of heroism, jonathan david smith credited with savinge than 20 lives when he broke down a security gate and formed a human chain to lead others to safety off the field. >> i ran back towards the shooting and there was one lady that was on the ground. i basically helped her up and just told her just to run. i basically just told her we got to go. she didn't want to move. at that point, more shots rang out. i proceeded to go with the two gentlemen carrying the lady. look for >> reporter: jonathan said there was an off-duty officer who helped him taking the shirt off his back and using it as a tourniquet. he said the bullet is still lodgeed in his neck. doctors did not want to take it out fearful they would do more damage. there is a trauma surgeon in las vegas who said overnight that he treated so many people he didn't know their names. he didn't know who they were. they were just bringing bodies in and said one thing was uniform about them all of he said this wasn't some ordinary street weapon, the kind of ammunition used did maximum dama

. >> reporter: amid such tragedy come the stories of heroism, jonathan david smith credited with savinge than 20 lives when he broke down a security gate and formed a human chain to lead others to safety off the field. >> i ran back towards the shooting and there was one lady that was on the ground. i basically helped her up and just told her just to run. i basically just told her we got to go. she didn't want to move. at that point, more shots rang out. i proceeded to go with the two gentlemen carrying the lady, to look for paramedics. at that point, i turned maybe two aisles back, and i noticed there was three girls sitting behind, like, a black, like, suv. i basically told them, hey, there's an active shooter, stay down, we need to move to the back. the moment when i said there's an active shooter, i turned around and that's when i got shot in my neck. i don't deem myself as a hero. i just deem myself as someone that was doing the right thing. >> reporter: jonathan described the courage and bravery all around him as he was trying to help people and was shot himself. he said there was

smith, bbc news, glasgow. the co—leader of the greens, jonathan bartley, has told supporters that the party can be the most influential in this year's general election, but mr bartley told activists in harrogate that they were setting the agenda. conference, let's not forget what we have achieved together. our ideas and policies are how common currency, part of the mainstream. we achieved the party's second—best general election result, and we helped deny theresa may her majority and her mandate. the dementia tax, dead. the ban on fox hunting, safe. the extreme brexiteers in retreat and the tories in disarray. the american economist richard thaler, has won the nobel prize for his work in behavioural economics. he argues that people are often more irrational in the decisions they make, than economic theory has traditionally allowed for, but that people can be "nudged" into making better choices. his work led to the creation of a research unit under the former prime minister, david cameron, which looked at ways of changing public behaviour. our economics editor kamal ahmed assesses his contribution. 0k, ok, so she has a

smith from and folks from other stations. my hubby is there, too. it was an honor to be part of it. jonathan: that is good stuff. i bet you do not know this was a category, but he has a world record holder for the longest dog tongue. jonathan: the guinness book of world records says this dog's tongue is the longest in the world. in at 7.3 inches, smashing the previous record of just 4.5 inches. the dog loves speed up on a, so they entice her with that to help show off the tongue. and she is very humble. jonathan: and if she has an itch on her ear, she just uses her tongue. robert jonathan: can you imagine your dog with a peanut butter? robert: that would be terrifying. yes, we all saw thedoctson now's the right time to make stylish upgrades at havertys furniture. through october 9th, save up to $1000 in bonus discounts. and take advantage of no interest for 36 months. find pieces with a personality bold enough to match your own. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. [knocking] we're early! <

smith, bbc news, glasgow. the co—leader of the greens, jonathan bartley, has told supporters the party can be the most influentialforcecy, part of the mainstream. we achieved the party‘s second best general election result, and we helped deny theresa may her majority and her mandate. the dementia tax — dead, the ban on fox hunting — safe, the extreme brexiteers in retreat, and the tories in disarray. people have been evacuated in california‘s wine region after a massive wildfire broke out on sunday evening. strong winds fanned fires across more than 200 acres across the napa area, forcing drivers to abandon their cars in the streets. authorities have forced residents in in several rural neighbourhoods to evacuate, as well as one hospital. our correspondent david willis is in los angeles with the very latest, this started last night, sunday night, and it seems to be getting worse. it does, clive, as you say, it started last night and has spread rapidly. there are now a number of fires burning to the north of san francisco, particularly a coupled to the south of there, but the majority of in the so—called wine country a

a man called jonathan rhys who ran an investigation agency and a man called philip campbell smith.n hirst‘s computer and it was effectively hacked. his e—mails were intercepted. ian hurst was com pletely intercepted. ian hurst was completely unaware of this until 2000 -- 2011when completely unaware of this until 2000 —— 2011 when panorama made a programme about it and told him about the fact his computer had been hacked. he started a legal action back then but the news of the world had always denied any unlawful activity. it was only today that his statement was read in open court in which the publishers of the newspapers admitted there was this hacking, but it took place during a three—month period during 2006 and possibly beyond that, and they have agreed to pay ian hurst and his family substantial damages. they've undertaken this activity will never happen again. one of the extraordinary aspects is that in 2006 the serious organised crime agency became aware of this hacking. they took that evidence and information to the metropolitan police but they did nothing with it. they did

warren smith, a young oakland athletics fan saw a family's house burn in the fire. jonathan: they lost everything. nothing left. including the baseball collection. so he wrote a letter. he wrote the letter to his favorite team the a's, it went viral. everybody wanted to step in and help out where they could. not just that team. across the country, baseball card, memorabilia poured in. then one more surprise. >> have you ever thrown out the first pitch at a baseball game? >> no. >> you want to do it next year? >> yeah. >> game on! michelle: so sweet. the team gave the family season ticket for next year as well and he wants to share the extra baseball cards and memorabilia across the country to other kids that lost the collection in the fires. in the parents said they got so much stuff that the son made the decision, listen, let's start giving this stuff away to other kids who also lost. michelle: a kind gesture to offer comfort to so many families that lost everything. jonathan: nice to see a smile on his face. steve: big smile! my goodness. we need the rain around here. we d

smith had six or eight. ooh want hakeem to have ten. >> in hollywood jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> fox 29 news at 6:00 startsis desperate for answers much her child with autism left alone on a school van and she says it's not the first time. >>> it's disgusting. it's outrageous. it's offensive. move people shutter with anguish when you look and you hear about that. >> shocking allegations against a local politician. investigators say they found hundreds of videos and images of child porn on his home computer. ♪ >> live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 6:00. >>> radnor township politician face something serious charges right now. accused of having hundreds of images of child porn on his computer. thanks for joining us. i'm iain page. >> i'm lucy noland. the specifics are hard to hear and tonight the community is reacting to the allegations. let's get the latest from jeff cole in media. jeff? >> reporter: lucy, these are felony charges the type of charges that can bring long prison terms. the arrest of philip ahr on porn charges to night. child porn charges being condemned by his fellow

jonathan is exactly right. and very kind. this was jeff flake's day for history. you and rachel talked about senator brooke. i look back at margaret chase smith and her declaration of conscience in 1950, confronting mccarthyism, calling for independent thought and a unity of a republican party. but tomorrow morning jeff flake wakes up wondering what his role in this republican party is. he total his local paper, he is not sure there is a place for him in today's republican party. and for folks like myself and evan and now jeff flake and bob corker, the question they face is do you stay within the party and fight or not? because he is going to be confronted by republicans who say jeff flake, how dare you for criticizing our republican president and republican colleagues. my answer to that is how dare you. because just as you've been a lifetime republican, mr. trump fan, so have i. and we have a right to fight for the future of the party. i hope we see jeff flake and bob corker stay within the party and fight for the per of the party to keep it together so it doesn't fracture. >> evan, you were as inside this party as you get, working for the r