as my terry clark said, she doesn't understand where the bloody bus came from. i don't either because the area we're talking about, brian -- i live about five minutes from it -- is very closed off. i can't imagine -- and i would like someone to look into how that van made its way onto a place that's roped off and barricad barricaded. why didn't someone see it making its way down there? >> i've been wondering, maybe people thought it was the truck bringing barricades down there. >> yep. >> maybe people thought -- but it doesn't look to have had working taillights, say nothing of running lights or headlights. >> and it's a massive truck. this is france. everything is small. that looks like it came out of the san diego freeway. >> that's big for a lorry in europe, you're right, because the confines are different. >> it's huge. >> the gauge of the roads is different. i'm told kevin barren of defense one wants to get in on this conversation. kevin? >> thanks, brian. i was just listening to dana and her comment about how this is one individual who wants to make such a

terry clark, i'm told, has lived in nice for 20 years. terry, take over the story with when you first knew something was wrong. >> i was sitting just outside the negresco in the middle of the promenade deanglais. there is a separation in the lanes. there was traffic today because it was a pedestrian zone and i was just sitting watching the firewor fireworks. the fireworks ended and lots of people were coming up from the beach, and just crossing the promenade to get to their cars or to get home, and then just out of the blue, a big white truck just came speeding down and -- on the side i was sitting on, and went up on to the pavement and just kept zig-zagging down. i was just following with my eyes, the truck, and then when i looked back, i saw all of these bodies just on the ground just in front of me, and then everyone was screaming, and everyone was just, like, you know, get out of here because they were afraid there was bombs in the truck. so, we all just started to go to watch the center back from the promenade going to watch the trai

brian williams spoke last night with an eyewitness, terry clark. just sitting on the grass right in the middle of the promenade there when that attack occurred. terry has lived in nice for the last 20 years and describes when she first realized something was dreadfully wrong. >> i was sitting just outside the negresco in the middle of the promenade. there is a green patch to separate the two traffic lanes. and there was no traffic today because it was totally pedestrian zone. i was just sitting watching the fireworks. the fireworks ended, and then lots of people were coming up from the beach and just crossing the promenade to get to their cars or to get home. and then just out of the blue, this big white truck just came speeding down on the side i was sitting on and went up onto the pavement and just kept zigzagging down. and i mean i was just following with my eyes the truck. and then when i looked back, i saw all these bodies just on the ground just in front of me. and then everyone was screaming, and everyone was just like, you know, get out of

they can't solve this as my friend terry clark said.he doesn't understand where the bloody bus came from. i don't either. the area we're talking about, brian, i live about five minutes from it, is very closed off. i can't imagine -- i would like someone to look into how that van made its way on to a place that's roped off and barricades. it makes no sense. why didn't someone see it making its way down there. >> it's maybe people thought it was the truck bringing barricades down there. maybe people thought -- but it doesn't look to have had working taillights, say nothing of running lights or headlights. >> it's a massive truck. this is france. everything is small. that looks like it came out of the san diego freeway. >> that's big for a lorry in europe, you're right. the confines are different. the gauge of the roads is different. i'm told kevin baron of defense one wants to get in on this conversation. kevin? >> thanks, brian. i was just listening to dana and her comment about how this is one individual who wants to make such a big spl

joining us now, terry clark, who was also an eyewitness to this attack tonight in nice. she's from scotland, she's lived in nice for the past 20 years. thank you very much for being with us on this very difficult night. i really appreciate your time, ma'am. can you just describe to me where you were tonight and what you saw from the beginning. >> yes, i had gone to watch the fireworks. we were in the middle of the promenade des anglais. we were sitting there. and the fireworks finished and then everyone was coming up from the beach and moving -- i mean, the whole promenade was a pedestrian zone. there were no cars, nothing on pedestrian zone, apart from pedestrians. and everyone was making their way home, when all of a sudden from -- i have no idea, this big white van came racing down and at the beginning i was really taken by surprise, thinking, is this something going on, and then it just sped right past, right in front of us, about one, maximum, two meters in front of us. when i turned my head, all i saw were people's bodies lying just one meter away from where he had

thank you terry clark very much for gathering yourself together and gathering the facts and your observations after a terrible, terrible night in nice and we are certainly happy you are okay, you and yours. >> thank you very much. >> listen to a heroine story of a witness that we are actually going to record on tomorrow morning for the addition of the show. you talked to the man earlier. >> yes, a short while ago, we managed to get the video there and the account that he described for us was frightening. he picked up this incident at a point where the white truck had begun driving through the crowds and had already, you know, plowed its way through the perimeter and at that point he noticed the truck came to a stop and police surrounded the vehicle, he at that point noticed the driver inside the vehicle was attempting to use some kind of device or cig trying trying to make a phone call or what he described as a phone. that was seen from his eyes was intention to detonate the vehicle or explosives on him. that did not work according to this eye witness. he began to shoot at the police and the

the last one and the only one we did in this area was terry clark on november 6th, 2001. there are two inmates sentenced to death in the state of new mexico. one of those inmates, robert fry, is housed here at level vi. >> this is my wonderful piece of heaven. it's a seven foot by 12 foot. >> robert fry was sentenced to death in 2005. he's currently in the appeal process. >> we first met robert while shooting the original "lockup: new mexico" episode in 2005. >> let me ask you a question. is it a greater sin to steal a cracker or to kill someone? >> to kill someone. >> god doesn't see it that way. you break one sin, you break all sins. so what does it matter what sin you perpetrate. i'm not afraid to die. i'm not afraid to be dead. you know, i've made my peace with god. i've made my peace with this world. i'm trying to do the best i can to live in this world with what time i have left. whether it be next year or 100 years. who knows, you know? >> these two rooms here are for witnesses of the execution as determined by the warden. we keep them separate because, obvious, if