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mother maggie and older brother, known as buster. >> these three couples were going out, paul murdaughas there with his girlfriend, morgan doughty. anthony cook was there with his girlfriend malley. first cousin connor cook was with his girlfriend, miley altman. >> 19-year-old paul was borrowing his father's boat. the teens stopped at a gas station where underage paul buys beer using his older brother's i.d. they set off for an oyster roast. >> they kept going back to the boat to drink. they weren't drinking in front of everyone. paul's uncle was there too. >> did he look like he was really drunk at the event? >> he didn't look like that to me. >> just after midnight, the group leaves the oyster roast and go to downtown beaufort to a place called luther's. >> we could see in that video they have a couple of shots. stay for about ten minutes. then they head back to their friends on the dock. >> paul, he's swaying. i mean, he clearly is intoxicated. >> paul and the rest of the group get back on the boat. >> i could tell he was drunk. he gets drunk a lot. it's just kind of like, he was dr

thank you. >> jimmy: john, maggie guys, here's how the game works., you'll draw a clue from the top of the pile. you have to get your partner to guess the clue as quickly as possible, then hand the buzzer to the person on your right. if you're holding the buzzer when it goes off, your team loses that round we're going to play three rounds let's take our positions >> all right >> jimmy: where are you? you'll be across from me, all right? when you're ready, i'm going to press start, and you got to draw the first clue and go for this all right? >> let's do it >> jimmy: all right, here we go >> okay. >> jimmy: come on, bud, we got this >> all right, i'm ready. >> tariq: let's connect. >> i'm ready i'm ready. >> tariq: yes. tap in yes. [ beeping >> jimmy: go >> oh, okay. >> a fish that's very angry. has angry teeth. >> tariq: shark. >> but they're little and a lot of them. >> tariq: oh, piranha. >> that's right. >> jimmy: wow. very calm. [ applause ] >> yeah. thank you. [ cheers and applause >> he's an ogre with green ears >> jimmy: shrek. >> yep >> jimmy

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paul and maggie have been hurt." he was just distraught. i didn't know if something was still happening. he was only able to tell me it was very, very bad. he said he thought they were dead. and, of course, i rushed over. > so, when you got there, what was he doing? >> i couldn't believe it was true. i could see the white sheets. i still couldn't believe it could be them. there were first responders there. my focus was to go to my brother. he was standing at a distance looking on, like in disbelief, crying. >> could he tell you anything about what happened? >> he had a difficult time talking. he would try to talk, and then he would breakdown. >> alex and maggie murdaugh also had an older son, buster. >> buster he came later, 'cause i think he had to drive from -- from rock hill. >> so, he doesn't live in this area. >> that's right. >> who called him? >> alex tried to call him. and he -- he got through to him. and he tried to tell him. but he broke down and couldn't. and so i got on the phone with him. >> that's a lon

what does it saying, maggie, that the interview lasted more than seven hours. certainly we have seen a lot of these interviews run a long time. jared kushner's ran long, ivanka trump. a lot of them have run long. we don't know the questions. we don't know if they tried to drill down on what cassidy hutchinson testified to. we don't know whether they tried to ask questions beyond the scope of what was understood that would be asked and whether cipollone tried to talk about executive privilege. if the committee did not ask specific questions, i'm not sure how forth coming cipollone would have been on his own. >> shan, what does it say to you about the length of the videotape. what does it say about the level of executive privilege that cipollone may or may not have played. >> it's hard to infer, as maggie was saying, obviously asked a lot of questions. these are very skilled questioners. if cipollone thinking he was skillful enough to dance around things, not give out damaging information, probably is mistaken. even if he tried to invoke privilege, he wasn't doin

we begin with maggie vespa.nd a warning, there are disturbing images. >> reporter: nearly one week after jayland walker's death and facing growing community pressure, officials in akron, ohio, officials releasing the body camera footage >> i won't mince words. the video you're about to watch is heartbreaking. >> reporter: it shows a harrowing police chase, followed by a hail of bullets. an estimated 90 rounds fired by eight akron, ohio, officers, killing and leaving 25-year-old jayland walker with 60 wounds to the body according to authorities [ sound of gunfire ] >> my youngest is 25 years of age as well and i cannot imagine what life would be like without my son. >> reporter: the approximately seven minutes of raw video released alongside a second narrated clip gives new insight into what preceded the shooting early monday morning. police say they tried to pull walker over for a traffic violation and an equipment violation which is not shown on tape but he took off at high speeds and walker firing at them poli

i'd love to turn it over to maggie for her presentation. thanks so much, maggie. thanks for the introduction chrissy. it's definitely an interesting being on the other side of this. i'm excited to do my first lecture here at the museum since joining the team. so as many of you guys have figured out this is about martha gellhorn, we're gonna talk a little about hemingway as well because you can't talk about martha gellhorn in world war two without talking about the infamous ernest hemingway. and so one of the things that you know, i do want you guys to keep in mind. is that like this whole perception of martha? you know, how did she get to where she was where she did become a famous wartime correspondent. was it based off of her work her reporting in advance, or was it based off of her connections to hemingway? now thinking about wartime correspondence. i do want to kind of fast forward a little bit to look at some more modern wartime correspondence now when i think a female wartime correspondence i go back to my youth. i know that's giving away my age a little bit

times" on two huge by lines in morning, maggie.ice to have you here with us. first, i do want to ask about your reporting that as part of this grand jury investigation that these witnesses have been asked specifically about donald trump and his actions. this is something that's new. look, we didn't even know that they were calling witnesses from within the white house a few days ago, now we know they're having witnesses and have been asking about trump. the significance? >> john, it certainly gets closer to former president trump. i want to be clear on this, we don't know if there is a specific investigation into donald trump, but all of these investigations relate to things that either he, you know, helped put in motion or encouraged and so these are witnesses who are being asked about conversations with him. it does suggest that the doj is moving closer to the former president, it does suggest that they are taking very seriously examining all aspects of this. i think the phone records piece, too, john, is very significant. i thin

>> catching up with the cast of hulu's psychic comedy, "maggie." >> it's fun. it's light.ppy. hopefully people will find that it's a light for them. ♪ ooh, i'm blinded by the light ♪ >>> stormin' norman, janai officially named weekend co-anchor. her journey from abc intern to the "gma" desk. >> she has the ability to light up a room with that contagious laugh. >> the thing i'm most excited about is i get to sit next to you as my friend. >> ready to celebrate as we say, good morning, america. ♪ >>> oh, what a morning here, janai. >> it is. kenneth moton is going to be so happy to see himself in there. >> good morning, america. so great to have you with us. the viewers never saw this coming. by the way. >> never. >> officially today we welcome janai norman to the anchor desk, co-anchor on weekend "gma" and, boy, janai, we've got some surprises for you. >> so excited but more than anything i'm so excited to get to wake up with you guys. you guys, every weekend now. >> absolutely. >> you were already waking up. >> i totally was. it's the same thing. >> part of the family and n

and i come from the same region where maggie is from. i've been living in germany for some time now and i know maggio personally while we've met more than once. i'm ready to testify in a criminal court on the witness will give us key details on my ged background. islamic state took control of the dairies, all region on june 20th 2014 moggi. and his group had formed a battalion within the free syrian army, but they became supporters of the islamic state. they supplied, i asked with ammunition heavy weapons, chemical fertilizers to make explosives and even surveillance, drones a to having heard this testimony, we had to the roar an industrial region in western germany. hi, how are you? fine, thanks for little a little league, al and will be with you and. and i did on becky any with the she they did. we're meeting with a syrian informant who's investigated, maggi the most for his protection. will call him towel rack. hello, plight. come in. like all of the, i, as hunter's towel, rack has lost loved ones. his cousin was hanged and public by

good low money, the german tabloid reported maggi to rest and release and 2015 boom. police arrested a suspect and a refugee shantay, an owner on thursday afternoon, the syrian is said to have worked for islamic states, finance ministry. the 31 year old man was released from police custody. authorities could not prove he was a member of the terrorist organization. the man arrived about a week ago with his sister and her husband, who has had a leg amputated. this image from 2014 shows, a man said to be my jade's brother in law, in an ice military uniform. and here a few months later with his leg amputated as a result of a coalition air strike. maggi stands next to him with his finger raised a symbol of loyalty to ins. magic now lives under the radar in germany. that fact may be shocking to many, but our rec isn't really surprised. in walking along the germans say that he's not a danger to them. how he supposed to be helping them obtain information in their fight against. i asked them for his brothers are still in the organization. do you think the authorities are protecting him? oh oh

frequent severe weather emergencies around the world we have it all covered tonight beginning with maggie vespa in hard hit kentucky. >> reporter: in the heart of appalachia, hundreds of rescues and harrowing loss tonigh at least 19 people confirmed dead in this week's sweeping flash flood. kentucky's governor says six victims are children >> there's still a lot of people out there, still a lot of people unaccounted for. we're going to do our best to find them all. >> reporter: in the town crews with cadaver dogs search for bodies the local sheriff, his own family among the dead. >> the first confirmed victim that we identified was my great aunt, my grandfather's sister, so the first notification that i made was to my mother. >> reporter: nell howard was 82. >> how do you deal with that? >> i sat down in my hallway last night about 12:30 and cried for an hour. >> reporter: hours away in beaver dam, shelley wilson waits in agony for news on her dad. >> i don't know if he's out there suffering somewhere and needing help >> reporter: dennis stacey is 72 and one of countless missing. >> i jus

at least one person is dead maggie vespa is there for us tonight >> that's crazy. it's an island >> reporter: tonight stunning images of the latest american city to get slammed with severe weather across st. louis, historic rainfall an flash flooding. >> we've got stalled out cars here. >> reporter: forcing rescue after rescue. >> i have several people trapped on a roof. >> reporter: roughly 100 people trapped in these apartments evacuated by boat. >> i was terrified because it is so high. >> reporter: more than 9 inches of rain falling since midnight shattering records set in 1915 and turning highways and roads into raging rivers. >> it was so dangerous with the water, we had to pull them out we couldn't even get our trucks >> reporter: authorities confirming one person trapped in their car has died and in suburban st. peter, the water surged into an animal shelter. staff scrambled, saving mos of the animals, but devastated to learn 10 puppies drowned. reporters from our affiliate ksdk, out covering the chaos, were rescued by firefighters when fast moving water fl

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we're meeting with a syrian enforcement who's investigated, maggi the most for his protection. will call him tarik. hello. light. come in. like all of the, i, as hunter's towel, rack has lost loved ones. his cousin was hanged and public by islamic state fighters and many of his friends were shot dead as a refugee in germany. he's been tracking muddied for 5 years. europe the hall warn him, but it wasn't oil obama. he arrived with his family in europe under the same conditions as us working on an inflatable boat. wow. the only difference is he had money to pay for all the travel expenses weren't. once he got out of syria, he set up a money transfer company to bring huge amounts of funds out of the caliphate territories. also national high level, i asked members recovered the money once they'd reached turkey or euro tucker on political was all along through our network, we obtained this photo of the money transfer officer. he'd sent up in the turkish city of l. a. z on this is his office when when he arrived in our organization published an article that was picked up by the bills

maggie and paul murdaugh were found shot to death last june.nvestigators say alex says he called 911 after he found their bodies. >> cnn's dianne gallagher is in south carolina following this story for us. so, dianne, how did they link him to their deaths? >> reporter: yeah, well, so alisyn, on june 7, 2021, as you said, alec called 911, saying that he had found the bodies of his wife and son on their property about half an hour from here. he said they were on the ground outside there. today, 13 months later, a grand jury actually in that courthouse right there behind me indicted him in their murders. they said that they essentially also alleged that he is the one who pulled the trigger in these murders. of course, that is plural. there are very few details in these indictments, but what they do say, and allege, is that murdaugh shot his 52-year-old wife, maggie, with a rifle and his 02-year-old son, paul, with a shotgun. alec murdaugh's attorneys released a statement shortly after the indictments came down saying, alec wants his family and fri

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let's go to nbc's maggie vespa, who is in kentucky. that seems like a tragically apropos name, lost creek, but how are things changed on the ground last 24 hours? >> it's a feeling of chaos frankly on the ground, has been escalating day-by-day, hour by hour. you should video of those rescues. we were told yesterday close to 300 rescues had been reported. that is not counting all the volunteers who are randomly showing up on their own, with their own boats, and for readers, and drones, trying to find loved ones, or neighbors, or people have just heard about who need saving and really remote parts of the area. specific to the death count that you just updated, coming from the governor today. tragic numbers again. 25, expected to keep rising. the governor also noted, in that 25, at least six children, and they're not counting kentucky corridor, set of the six children, four of them are siblings. so for kids from one family. here on the ground, gut-wrenching stories of loss frankly. unimaginable loss unfolding here on the ground in kentuck

to whom was she addressing that, maggie? >> i think she's addressing it to all of the above, john. i think there's certainly been frustration on the part of the committee that they believe doj has not always moved the way they would like. a lot of this is targeted for their consumption. there certainly is the piece with voters, you have seen cheney make that case to her own voters in her race in wyoming where she is the underdog in a primary fight now in part because she has spoken out so aggressively against trump since january 6. i think she is making this case broadly because it is going to take i think in her mind multiple avenues for people to address what she sees as an existential threat posed by donald trump. >> and trump wasn't the only 2024 candidate that was kind of alluded to last night. josh hawley is also someone who is rumored to potentially run and the committee went out of their way -- >> no pun intended. sorry. >> yeah, running in two different ways. the committee went out of their way to show this video of hawley who earlier in the day had pumped a fist at the ri

remember the person who told us maggie had come to germany a long you? yes. oh no. so i saw a job in the hold and he just called and told us that my jeep has opened a massage parlor in germany. the old one you hear about how can i is condra. we fled to europe and only gets 3 or 400 years in social benefits per month. we started projects like that to me earlier. we'll have to find out. oh, oh boy. oh boy. oh hm. see. especially since my information shows he also owns full or 6 cars without license plates, and that he has them parked in front of his house to sell them on the original. it would be good to use a hidden camera here. let me know if you're able to film. i shall. this issue despite the risks in a few days, towel rack will track down, muddied and film had with the hidden camera. so meanwhile, there's new information about the other case identified in germany. the investigators have sent us pictures of the young to hottest who they say the headed, his victims we'll call had samir pictures of him taken and both syria and germany were found on his facebook acco

i agree with maggie.an't imagine they're going to move forward with a subpoena for donald trump. it will drag it out. the hearings are expected -- this is the last hearing for a while, i don't think that is the end of them. i think we will see more of these hearings. i think it will go into the fall. i think they want to get to the bottom of this. it will be interesting to see what mike pence has to say . he might be willing to do something. he might be willing to say something. i think it is in his interest, the country's interest to hear the full story as well. >> maggie, donald trump -- this is very interesting, be on the verge of announcing a 2024 presidential campaign. he told new york magazine he has already made up his mind and it is a matter of when, not if. how much is that weighing on the potential decision? >> that was a great piece. i do think that the potential legal challenges that he faces, all of that factors into why he is keeping this alive. i will say, wolf, that he is benefiting from t

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the lawyers also told me that maggie did not have any life insurance so it seems as though that couldd leave all of her property to him. we had a look at her will so all of her property did go to alex murdaugh. he is looking to renounce his interests in her estate and let it go to his only surviving son buster. perhaps that wasn't a motive either. if he is indicted, anderson, he will remain in jail. he's there facing many charges for financial crimes and he has not been able to make that $7 million bond. so he will remain in jail and we should know sometime tomorrow afternoon if the grand jury does indict him in south carolina. >>> to texas where they are looking into the deadly school shooting in uvalde plans to meet with the victim's families. seven weeks after the massacres, the families of the 19 children and 2 teachers are still demanding answers why it took more than an hour for law enforcement to storm the room. what is the latest into the investigations of the shooting? >> they're still ongoing, anderson. officials say we don't have a complete picture. yes, we have the video t

here is what we know about the night that maggie and paul murdoch were murdered.ne of last year, a disturbing 9-1-1 call from the murdoch family home and i linton, south carolina. >> are they breathing? >> no. i'm you said it's your wife and son? >> yes, my wife and my. sign >> what is your name? >> my name is alex, murdoch on. >> that's alex murdaugh lots -- 22 year old son paul. the shooting happened here at the family's home, you can see the house on the road it's behind this gate. one colton county sheriff deputies arrived at the house that night on june the 7th, they quickly determine both victims had been shot multiple times, this is paul murdoch's death certificate it shows he's suffered shotgun wounds to his head and chest. alex murdoch said that he returned home and found his wife and son had been shot he's denied having anything to do with their that's listen to how he tells the 9:11 -- check to see if they were a breeding. >> i want you to touch them at all okay, i don't i don't want you to touch them just in case that can get any kind of evidence, okay

eva's sister, maggie, joins us now. maggie, thanks very much for being here.s of this gunman. it's all wrong and never should have happened. tell me how your family is doing and how they're reacting to the release of this video, which some people have pushed for and i know some of the families have said that they are very upset that it was released. >> i for one and i know my family members are upset. people want transparency. at the same time, we don't want to relive this tragedy over and over. we don't need a video to show us what happened that day. i know what happened that day. the main thing that happened is that these people were killed, these innocent people including my sister. and it was easily done so by somebody being able to obtain a weapon at 18 years old, a weapon like an ar-15 that he used. that will never change anything unless the laws change. this won't get any better. this can still happen. we're not safe. whether or not that video was released. of course, i don't want to see that. i'm upset that it was released. at the same time, i'm upset

we know the indictment the shotgun was for paul, for maggie an assault rifle type was used and was shotwas fleeing and when she was down she was shot several more times. to get that high-velocity blood spat or your clothing you have to be in close range. so if they were able to link the blood spatter on his clothing, that basically puts him there at the time she was killed. >> not just having blood on one's clothing, but the idea but coming out of a victim in that particular way as you describe, it's heart wrenching to think about it. he's facing a litany of charges and most financials and i wonder how this will impact when he's being held on a $7 million bond and how will that impact it? >> well, look, i think it's going to end up -- the cases will influence each other, right? they're still not talking about what the motive was in these cases and juries want to know what the motive is in the murder case, so he has all of these financial charges from money laundering, embezzlement to insurance fraud and we know that three months after this murder he has confessed that he hired someone t

attorney alex murdoch is now charged with killing his wife maggie and youngest son paul. were shot to death on the grounds of the family estate. alex murdoch called 911 saying he had found them bleeding. he has always denied he was there at the time of the murders. his lawyer said he add strong alibi. now in addition to dozens of charges for financial crimes he's charged with the murders of his two family members. and that's, by the way, not all. randy cates has been covering this story and joins us from charleston. randi, this is nuts. >> reporter: anderson, today the grand jury in south carolina indicted alex murdoch for two counts of murder and two counts of possession of a weapon. the indictment alleges that he shot his wife maggie with a rifle and his youngest son paul with a shotgun. the indictment doesn't mention anything about a motive. what's interesting, anderson, that these two deaths are not the only deaths that appear to be related or connected to alex murdoch and his family. here's what we know about the others. >> is it on the road or the side of the road?

is there excitement about maggie squires, 16 years old? yes. maggie squires, 16 years old?res, 16 years old? yes, that diving squad _ maggie squires, 16 years old? yes, that diving squad is _ maggie squires, 16 years old? is: that diving squad is extraordinary. the oldest is 25 and they consider them the seasoned veteran of the squad. there is a lot of excitement for that team to see what they can pull off in these games. when you speak to them you realise just how major this is for athletes. a lot of people compare it to the olympics and say what is the point of this especially a year after? some of the big names do not show up at the commonwealth games, but when you speak to those divers, you realise this is a huge stepping stone for them, a huge moment for them to show what they are made of and get that experience in these high—pressure scenarios and prepare themselves for a long career at the top of their game. a lot of kiwis watching the diving squad and drawing inspiration from them. when i was 16 i was nowhere near the commonwealth games. very briefly, three opening

his attorneys saying tonight he did not have anything to do with the murders of maggie and paul. he loved them more than anything in the world. a family's reputation made in the courtroom now sees one of its own go on trial. anne thompson, nbc news >>> in buffalo, prosecutors have indicted the gunman accused of shooting and killing ten people at a grocery store on federal hate crime charges. it comes two months after the gruesome rampage and as the store finally reopens. emilie ikeda is there. >> reporter: in buffalo, a step forward from the tragedy that took the lives of ten of their own inside tops supermarket, the heart of the neighborhood. >> this grocery store has been a center of community. hundreds and hundreds of people shop here. >> reporter: now two months later the supermarket is re-opening following a complete makeover with a new sign, products, and the memorial to honor the victims, an attempt to ease the pain of a community still reeling from what officials call a racially motivated massacre today the suspect was indicted on federal hate crimes charges and could fac

they would have a much harder task without that. >> thanks, maggie, very much.ere to talk more about cassidy hutchinson as a witness in the ongoing attempt now to attack her including from the former president. jeffrey toobin and denver wriggleman. congressman, i want to get to the next steps of the committee in a moment, but first, you heard vice chair cheney speak strongly against the former president. i just want to play another moment from her speech. >> at this moment, we are confronting a domestic threat that we have never faced before. and that is a former president who is attempting to unravel the foundations of our constitutional republic. >> you were working with her on this committee. she's obviously not backing down despite the cost to herself politically. >> well, i tell you, when you're talking about liz and what she said about the constitution. when you're talking about cassidy, when you're talking about these individuals, it's amazing to me that they're leaning forward so far to make sure that the truth and facts get out there. it was interesting

here's maggie vespa with that. >> police! how many people are in there? >> reporter: another american mass shooting with a rare twist. after authorities near indianapolis say a good samaritan, armed with a handgun, shot the gunman and ended the chaos. >> many more people would have died last night if not for a responsible, armed citizen. >> reporter: investigators tonight naming the good samaritan as elijah dicken, a 22-year-old indiana man who is declining to speak publicly they say the good samaritan was legally carrying a hand gun at the greenwood park mall with his girlfriend when around 5:00 p.m. sunday the 20-year-old gunman entered the food court armed with two semiautomatic rifles and a handgun. investigators say he first went to the restroom and stayed for an hour, stashing his phone in a toilet, then emerged and started firing >> we heard loud gunshots. >> reporter: they say the gunman killed three including victor gomez and injured two, among them a 12-year-old girl >> seeing somebody laying on the ground and i grabbed my kids and we ran. >> re

maggie vespa has the latest. >> reporter: days after authorities say robert crimo iii carefully planned an attack, his father speaking out for the first time, saying he spoke to his son 13 hours before the shooting adding, that's why i guess i'm in such shock, like did he have a psychiatric break or something he sponsored his son's application needed to buy guns because he thought he would need them at a shooting range crimo bought five weapons, including the one used at monday's shooting and another later found in his car his father telling the post his son bought everything on his own and they're registered to him. adding, i didn't do anything wrong. they are not ruling out the possibility that crimo's father could face charges though no determination has been made about his responsibility. meanwhile, the community is only beginning to process the attack. highland park police and fire chief say many of their staff were in the parade their families lined the sidewalks. >> we had a couple firefighters. they knew their families were right there where the shooting was happening. so they d

here's maggie vespa. >> reporter: tonight, the first of seven emotional good-byes in highland park. jackie sondheim, stephen straus, and nicolas toledo all laid to rest today toledo's family paying an emotional visit to the town's makeshift memorial as this whole community continues to grieve. >> we're just sorry. we're just sorry >> reporter: paul crimo is the suspect's uncle. >> very hard for me, i'm very heartbroken. >> what do you want to say to your nephew if he was listening >> nothing nothing. >> reporter: tonight we're learning new details on accused gunman robert crimo iii's home life. according to police reports, from 2010 to 2014, officers responded to the crimo family home nine times for domestic disputes, mostly between his parents. in 2019, police were called after a family member reported crimo threatened to "kill everyone." the attack on monday left seven dead and dozens wounded, including 8-year-old cooper roberts, shot in the chest and in serious condition. the boy, who loves baseball, now paralyzed from the waist down. >> sounded like the end of a fireworks displa

we're hearing new firsthand accounts from heroes on the ground here's maggie vespa. >> reporter: days after authorities say robert crimo iii carefully planned an attack on a fourth of july parade, his father speaking out for the first time, telling the "new york post" he talked to his son 13 hours before the shooting, adding, "that's why i guess i'm in such shock, like, did he have a psychiatric break or something? the father saying he sponsored his son's application for the i.d. card needed to buy guns because he thought he would use them at a shooting range. in the year since, prosecutors say crimo bought five weapons, including the one used at monday's shooting and another later found in his car his father telling the "post" his son bought everything on his own and they're registered to him, adding, "i didn't do anything wrong. tonight, officials are not ruling out the possibility that crimo's father could face charges, though at this point no determination has been made about his liability. ♪ meanwhile, this community is only beginning to process the trauma of monday's attack. >>

here's maggie vespa. >> reporter: anthony schmitz's love of cars is all about perspective. at 14, he is waiting to see the world from the driver's seat. in the meantime, focussing his love through a lens -- a vintage surf scene, church parking of the past, a classi fuelling up. on his iphone he captures auras of eras and tricks the eye, manipulating the miniature, transforming it into life size. his parents' home -- oh, my goodness -- now a warehouse for his muses. >> 1908 ford model t right there. >> reporter: 3,000 of them >> so you know every single one what's that one? >> yeah. '56 ford sun liner >> what about the one next to it? >> same. >> up here >> '57 chevrolet bel air. >> reporter: that colossal capacity for details stems from his super power. >> what do you like about having autism? >> not much. i like having a talent i wouldn't probably be all over the internet if i didn't have it ♪ i'm unstoppable ♪ >> reporter: this seattle-area boy born with autism is a smash hit on social media. >> facebook, 142,000 tiktok about 600,000. >> reporter: he sells books and calen

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