Remembering the victims. I'm Lisa Salisera. Fox News. A visual plan for an hour from now in Manhattan's Bryant Park for the four people shot to death in an office building yesterday.

Police say Shane Tamora, a Las Vegas casino worker, drove across the country to carry out the shooting at the skyscraper on Park Avenue, shooting several people in the lobby before heading up the elevator.

Officer Dideroole Islam, an off-duty NYPD officer, was the first one to be killed.

He was working security here.

His body was transferred from the medical examiner's office to a mosque in the Bronx, with Mayor Eric Adams describing him as a man of faith who exemplified

everything the city is about at just 36 years old. He leaves behind two young sons and a pregnant

wife. Fox is Nate Foy. Police say tomorrow also killed an executive with a financial firm Blackstone

in the lobby, as well as a security officer. They say he was apparently targeting the

offices of the NFL, but took the wrong elevator, ending up on the floor where a real estate

firm is located, shooting a woman to death there before turning the gun on himself.

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has voted to direct county council to draft an

ordinance that would bar officers, including federal agents,

from wearing masks. President Trump elaborated a little more today on a split with financier

Jeffrey Epstein. Yesterday, the president said he banned Epstein for Marlono for acting like

a creep. He also talked about one of Epstein's most well-known accusers, Virginia Jufre.

I think she worked at the spa.

I think so.

I think that was one of the people.

He stole her.

Dufray died by suicide in April.

The lawyer for Galane Maxwell, Epstein's former girlfriend, says she is willing to answer questions from Congress if she's granted immunity,

but the House Oversight Committee had said it would reject that request.

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