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Tonight there is breaking news just as we come on the air.

Law enforcement sources now telling ABC News the Brown University killer recorded a video before he

killed himself revealing his motive. Authorities say the killer revealed a lengthy grudge that brought

him to Brown University, who he was angry with, and what he says about the students in that

lecture hall. Authorities say that suspect then traveled to Brookline, Massachusetts outside Boston,

where he killed an MIT nuclear physics professor in the doorway of his home. Tonight, the messages

on that chilling video, the suspect saying at one point, I don't regret what I did. What we've

now learned tonight, Aaron Kuterski, standing by with late reporting. Also breaking at this hour,

sources now telling ABC News tonight that the U.S. has now given Venezuela's interim leader

a list of demands that must be met before Venezuela can sell its oil again. Rachel Scott

of the breaking news, she's live at the White House. Tonight, the flu surging across the

U.S. in record numbers, roughly 11 million cases reported 5,000 deaths. 45 states tonight now reporting

very high or high flu activity. And what we've now learned about this year's flu shot,

how effective will it be in fighting this? Tonight, several states in the Northeast with winter weather

advisories as we come on, tracking snow and freezing rain at this hour, and then the big change

coming, Ginger Z is here. Tonight marks five years since the January 6th assault on the U.S. Capitol.

Nearly 1,600 rioters pardoned by President Trump. Some returning to the Capitol

today holding their pardons. Tonight, the White House on its official website saying the protesters

on that day were peaceful. And the White House website now accusing Vice President Mike Pence of

cowardice and sabotage. But Mike Pence is saying tonight, new video of a person of interest

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