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Sheriff does not believe it to be an act of terrorism. talk more about how declarative the sheriff was about that investigation. >> he said he couldn't rule that out entirely and that's the issue here. it certainly speaks to larger issues about how they separate the traffic on las vegas boulevard from the sidewalks, and that's an ongoing conversation here, particularly as you head into new year's eve which is a big event in vegas to begin with. but he said that they are still trying to work out in cooperation with the fbi, trying to understand the suspect's background, social media posts and t...

Roger wasn't a victim, he was a villain. beverly monroe's daughter came to her rescue. >> is your mother a murderer? >> oh, god, no. >> a recent law school graduate, katie monroe was convinced the case against her mother amounted to little more than speculation and conjecture. >> i could hardly imagine a weaker case. i can say with complete confidence that the prosecution did not prove that this was a homicide. >> because they'd initially assumed the death was a suicide, police at roger's home hadn't preserved the crime scene. there was no physical evidence, no fingerprints, no fibers, nothing...

People that know someone in the family that's disturbed or mentally ill, until it's happening or severe, blow it off, so and so is quirky, a little fanatical in this area. possibly that's what they meant. and regarding the mental illness. of course, it's only quirky until someone goes -- until the person goes and does something like this. or political ideology, that concerns me more. that looks -- that smells right in this situation, that that is likely, i'm thinking what it was. >> it's interesting they couldn't rule that out because that's something that doesn't develop suddenly. that's not ...

As opposed to what happens when you have incidents where people jump to conclusions and then are highly negative. so i think it really served a kind of a broader purpose, rather than trying to specifically say what happened. this is -- as i've seen it, fairly typical of what happens when you have an incident where people could jump to conclusions. >> we're joined now here in new york by jew gene o'donnell, professor of law on policy studies at the college here in new york, and former nypd police officer. what did you gain, if anything, out of that press conference where we heard the brother-in...

It off, oh, you know, so and so's quirky, little fanatical in that area. so possibly that's what they meant. and regarding the mental illness, and then the, you know, and then of course it's only quirky until somebody goes and, until the person goes and does something like this. or political ideology, that concerns me more. and that looks -- that smells right in this situation. that is likely -- i'm thinking what it was. >> well, it's interesting that they couldn't rule that out because that's something that doesn't develop suddenly. that's not something that would be absent in someone's life ...