Breaking tonight, our team scouring the new audio just released of Galane Maxwell being interviewed

by the Trump Justice Department. The imprisoned Jeffrey Epstein accomplice is saying there is no

client list in claiming no high-profile people were involved in improper activity, and then this

revelation. I do not believe he died by suicide. Maxwell weighing in on Epstein's death in prison as the president faces more pressure to release more documents.

And breaking tonight, the deadly tour bus crash on the way back from Niagara Falls, killing five people.

Some passengers ejected after authorities say the bus lost control at full speed.

Medical helicopters lining up to

airlift the victims to safety. And the FBI searching the home and office of former national

security advisor John Bolton, a former Trump ally who's now an outspoken critic. A source saying

the search is related to classified documents and all of it coming after Bolton called Trump's second term a retribution presidency,

what the vice president says in an exclusive interview with Kristen Welker.

And Lyle Menendez set to learn his fate a day after his brother Eric was denied parole.

Also a major manufacturing fire sending smoke and flames into the air, prompting evacuations in Louisiana.

And then how these giants of California are finding a new home in Detroit, the small hands,

putting them there and inspiring the next generation coming up as Nightly News starts right now.

This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas.

Good evening. I'm Gatti Schwartz in for Tom, and tonight we are hearing directly from

the woman at the center of the Jeffrey Epstein case.

I'm Killen Maxwell.

The imprisoned former girlfriend of Epstein heard on audio recordings released by the Department

of Justice. She described in-depth her relationship with a convicted sex offender and answered

questions about President Trump saying she never witnessed the president in any inappropriate

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