On 360 as New York deal with the city's worst mass shooting in a generation, all we are learning

about the investigation, the killer, and the lives he took, including two men who died trying

to protect others.

Also tonight, the president's new explanation for his break with Jeffrey Epstein, his fixation

with his spa and lack of outward focus on

Epstein's victims will speak with a therapist who counsel some of them about how they are taking

it. And the latest from Gaza on the mass starvation that is unfolding there and the growing

pressure on Israel to do more to stop it. Good evening, John Berman here in for Anderson.

We begin with all we have learned since a killer parked his car outside a Midtown Manhattan

office tower, then walked in carrying a military-style rifle and opened fire. In the 26 hours since,

more or less, authorities have put together a picture of what happened, how the

gunman made his way through the lobby, killing three people, intending apparently to reach the

offices of the NFL, but ending up on the wrong elevator, which took him to the 33rd floor

where he shot and killed another person. Then, with people doing the best they could to barricade

themselves against the danger,

he shot and killed himself. Authorities say he was 27 and left a suicide note, claiming he

suffered from the degenerative brain disorder, CTE. We are learning more about him, how he got his

weapon and his upbringing as the son of an 18-year LAPD veteran, were also learning a little about the lives he took.

Julia Hyman was murdered on the 33rd floor.

She worked for the building's owner

and had a passion for the real estate business.

A former professor of hers at Cornell University

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