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Really good, including that incredible interview he did with the russian lawyer who survived the mysterious fall from the fourth floor window right before he was due to testify. hes about to do it again. this week hes doing it again but at a different time. you will still see me here tomorrow like normal at 9:00 p.m. eastern. richard engel on assignment will also air tomorrow, but its going to be at 10:00 p.m. instead of at 9:00. richard is going to be in iraq doing his show live from iraq tomor...

We are expected to learn more at press conference at 10:00 a.m. death toll in that london apartment inferno climbing to 17. expected to get higher. several people are missing more than 24 hours after the high rise burst into flames. leaving many people trapped inside. one woman desperate to save her baby, dropping her child out a tenth floor window into the arms of people below. that baby did survive. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. some are blaming a faulty refrigerator. tha...

Exactly how many people have died. within the last few minutes, the metropolitan police in london said six people are confirmed dead, more than 50 have been taken to half a dozen london hospitals. it started around ten hours ago. still smoking. we dont know how it started, but it spread very, very rapidly. one resident said to me that it just went up like a flash. some of the residents and people living nearby telling me really quite distressing stories of people screaming for help from windows....

Radiating out from the scene itself. it was very pervasive. >> the secret service agents thought the gunfire came from an automatic weapon fired possibly from a grassy knoll. >> i saw some police run up this grassy -- i thought they were chasing a gunman. i ran with them. >> the report is that the attempted assassins, we now hear it was a man and a woman. >> i got to the top, looked around. a policeman went over the fence so i went over the fence, too. there was nothing there. >> a television ne...

Having been in the 6 floor window. >> there was an entire world of assassination buffs. some raised valid questions. >> could a bullet have come out looking like bullet 399. >> its another one of the very many highly improbables that were asked to accept by the warren commission if were to accept the validity of their full report. >> some have completely mad theories. >> was killed by karate chop to the throat in september of 1964. >> but everyone i believed had a right to give their views. >> y...

Going to read all of the warren commission report. so cbs news wanted to bring to air an understandable form for the public at large what the warren commission itself found. >> there was nothing to support the speculation that oswald was an agent, employee or informant of the fbi or the cia or any other governmental agency. >> oswald owned the murder the mail order purchase slip for rifle. the mail order purchase slip for that rifle was in his handwriting. oswalds palm print was found on a surfa...

From a grassy knoll. >> i saw some police run up this grassy surface. i thought they were chasing a gunman and i ran with them. >> the report is that the attempted assassin, we now hear it was a man. and a woman. >> i got to the top, looked around. a policeman went over the fence so i went over the fence too. there was nothing there. >> a television newsman said he looked up just after the shot was fired and saw a rifle being withdrawn from a fifth or sixth floor window. >> it was originally tho...

Anti-corruption heads. the united states will monitor the situation and we call on the government of russia to release the peaceful protesters. jeremy, you heard it there. not the strongest tone? >> russia was cracking down big time, they arrested 800 protesters, they have human rights records that has seen journalists andpposition leaders killed. there was a lawyer last week thrown out of a fourth floor window on they of testifying against some russian crony and putin cronies. this is a record ...

Government -- >> the united states strongly condemns the detention of hundreds of people protesters throughout russia on sunday. we are troubled to hear of the arrest of the opposition leader upon rival of the demonstration as well as the police raids. the united states will monitor the situation and call on the government of russia to immediately release all peaceful protesters. >> jeremy, that was rude of me to interrupt you, but it was suggested not the strongest tone he could have taken. >> ...

Who are still seeking justice for his death. he was due in court the very next day after he was thrown or fell out of that fourth floor window. he was due in court to represent the family. he was also due to testify in may in new york. in a russian money laundering case brought in federal court by preet bhararas office. right now hes in the hospital with serious injuries. joining us with bill browder, the author of "red notice." mr. browder, i know you have stayed up to a terrible hour of the ni...