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this is lester williams, reporting live from orlando. what? ( screaming ) was that a precursor to anything? mm, maybe. we'll see. but, um, it was fun, right? i got to shoot guns and run and do stunts. i was told that you would only do it on one condition. yeah, that, um, i wasn't eaten. - that i lived, right? - ( laughing ) - harvey: why was that important to you? - mark: because i wanted to come back and do it again. i was playing president. i mean, if there's any role you can bring back, being president has gotta be it, right? - or you could run. - or i could run. i don't know which would be tougher, "sharknado." - ever enter your mind? - yeah, of course. um. that's a big statement. - well, i mean-- - most people don't say "of course." yeah, well, i get asked, you know, 100 times a day, and, you know, i've always been very apolitical until this past election in 2016. i've avoided it. i think this election kind of just changed my attitude toward it. because initially, you liked trump. yeah, i did-- well, i didn't agree with a lot of his posit

lester? >> pete williams, thank you. >>> on capitol hill today, senator al franken issued another apology in his first appearance there since sexual harassment allegations were leveled at him. and there's new fallout for franken's fellow democrat, john conyers, who is facing allegations of his own. our capitol hill correspondent casey hunt about more now. >> i am embarrassed. i feel ashamed. >> reporter: a diminished and contrite al franken returning to work at the capitol monday, more than ten days after allegations surfaced he forcibly kissed and groped a woman. >> i know there are no magic words that i can say to regain your trust. >> reporter: franken insisting he won't resign, amid an ethics committee investigation. >> what behavior demands a resignation? >> i'm not going to get into that or speculate. >> reporter: with three more women saying he grabbed them inappropriately in photos. franken not ruling out more accusations. >> if you had asked me two weeks ago would any woman come forward with an allegation like this, i would have said no. and so i cannot speculate. >> reporter: frank

lester. >> pete williams, thank you. >>> we're also getting a look tonight at harrowing new video from the attack itself and also learning new details about how it all unfolded. nbc's savannah guthrie joins us now with more on that and the eight victims killed in the attack. savannah, good evening. >> reporter: lester, good evening to you. just moments ago the new york police department reopened this bike path. and i'm standing right in front of it. we're actually the first crew to be here. two victims right there lost their lives and right over here is where that truck came to a rest after crashing with the school bus. the man got out of the truck, ran across the street and a police officer came -- the hero we now know -- came from down the block, shot him and ended this. and tonight, lester, all of the victims have now been identified. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: a dramatic new look at this mangled school bus just moments after it was hit by a pickup truck in tuesday's new york terror attack. trapped inside special needs students. >> are you okay? >> reporter: everyone on the bus survive

lester? >> pete williams, thank you. now to an nbc news exclusive revealing the sophistication behind the russian propaganda machine. tonight a russian who worked for one of the nerve centers where lies were created and spread speaks out. kelly cobiella has the story. >> reporter: is this it? this is the building? >> yes, yes, yes, of course. >> reporter: the troll factory. >> yes. >> reporter: tonight a look inside russia's disinformation campaign from 26-year-old vitale vespolov. one of the 20-year-olds who churned out fake stories. did you create fake accounts? yes, he says. he worked inside russia's internet research agency for three months in late 2014. he'd write up to 20 fake articles a day, spinning the war in ukraine. that article would then be posted by a blogger and then be spread by someone in the social media department? that was one way, he says, or bloggers would write fake posts and he'd quote them in the articles. facebook told congress russian trolls posted 80,000 items from january 2015 to august 2017

lester. >> thank you. there's late word this evening on the name of the suspect. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams is following that and has the latest. pete. >> he's a 29-year-old immigrant. lawful permanent resident who came here seven years ago. several officials say his name is saopiv. he was carrying a driver's license's with an address in tampa, florida. he had minor brushes with the law. back then gave an address of patterson, new jersey. investigators are working to trace his movements in new york. they have the truck rental record. they will be interviewing family and friends. was he in touch with terror groups directly or was he simply inspired. lester. >> thanks. >>> my colleague is in lower manhattan near the scene. what are you hearing tonight in. >> we talked to people and they are just in shock. this is halloween. it happened when kids were starting to get out. it's an elementary school where this scene ended. also a community college. i spoke to a young woman studying in the library this afternoon when she heard shots ring out. take a listen. >> i ran over and i saw this truck that