chinese automaker julies founder leash rufu revealed this week that he now holds ten percent of german car make a dime of those shares the son of a rice farmer he started out in business with a refrigerator parts factory when the authorities shut him down he'd already made a fortune and simply switch to making motorbikes then two cars in twenty ten lead bought struggling or to make a volvo from ford and launched it in china just two decades later julie was selling over a million cars a year there making it the nation's largest independent car maker. and now he's invested in dima acquiring just under ten percent of the luxury car company the state of kuwait until now the largest shareholder has been bumped into position to with six point eight percent followed by ren own a son the rest is divided up among smaller investors. lee says the dire mistake allows him to focus on the technologies of the twenty first century electro mobility and driverless cars huge challenges he says that no money factory can tackle alone a surprise gili dime or an ounce mint caused a stir in germany though it'

. >> reporter: you might recognize him from the 2014 movie "singsman" where he played rufus savel, one washes out of the boot camp. >> does anyone have a knife? >> reporter: in "deception" his character is debonair and slightly dubious. >> cameron black is a world-renowned illusionist. he starts working with the fbi to help them solve crimes that are committed by people using a similar skill set to the illusionist. >> reporter: it's a skill set cutmore scott has had to learn. he went to harvard, not hogwarts. >> is magic something you've always been good at? >> no. by no stretch. >> and now you're like harry potter. >> i mean, pretty much. yeah. without the wand. >> i like magic. >> okay. >> reporter: his co-star is ilfanesh hadera. her character is more of a skeptic. >> i couldn't have done it without my beautiful assistant. >> don't ever say that again. >> reporter: you're kind of the straight man. >> yeah. it is her job to be a step ahead of the krinlds she's after and kind of not being taken off guard. >> she's scully to a re different sort of mulder. >> it's the x files meets davi

this reads, "worst rex i've ever had." , perhapsonist rufus this illustrates how tillerson is feelingm no longer with moron," reference to comments tillerson allegedly made about donald allegedly year, calling him a more run. it does reflect on the chaotic nature in which trump is running the white house. forget fire and fury. in washington, it is fear he and fired, as you see in this cartoon. tillerson is unfortunately the latest in what has become a revolving door of the white house's employment, and now unemployment. rochelle: take us through what some of the press is saying about this rexit or decision by donald trump. dheepthika: the general message is good riddance to tillerson. the british daily, "the guardian," called him hapless, hopeless, and tragic. new york times editors say he will be remembered as one of the country's weakest and least effective secretaries, who eviscerated the state department. and yet we may end up missing tillerson is what "the new york times" is saying, because he was one of the few realist voices in the trump administration. "usa today" say it is th

arms giuliana rufus has been to investigate. well there were a bar. there were three i know that. you're controlling the. june two thousand and seven efraim given rolly a twenty one year old arms dealer from miami beach is negotiating a three hundred million dollar ammunition for the u.s. plan to go on. his albanian contact because the tributes is secretly recording the conversation he wants to prove to vote he knows that the seller has links with organized crime. the problem i don't have a choice the u.s. government or. the united states needs weapons for its allies in the wars in afghanistan and iraq. the guns must be kalashnikovs and other soviet style weapons it's what its allies are used to. its speed is of the essence. a year after the coup with give the rolly. tribute sky is dead many believe the albanian mafia has silenced him to stop him from speaking up about a pentagon deal gone bad. tributes rise to a scandal that was supposed to change how the american government buys weapons to arm its allies overseas but the question is has it we set out to investigate just how thes

. >> reporter: for now he is appreciative of the wet march and rufus? >> he wants to be inside but he loves to go for a walk. that's his highest priority. >> reporter: forecasters expect around 5 inches of rain to fall here in the santa cruz mountains before the storm is finished. on highway 17, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> our coverage continues ahead with a threat of mudslides in southern california. you can also track this storm on cbssf.com. >>> new details in a wild shootout that left an officer injured in san francisco. police say that the suspect, 21-year-old from suisun city died. it happened yesterday in the crocker amazon neighborhood. the officer was shot in the leg and is in fair condition. three other civilians were hurt. two have been discharged from the hospital. >>> four days after a self- driving uber struck and killed a woman in arizona, big name driverless tech companies are meeting in san francisco to talk street safety. as kpix 5's jackie ward reports, san francisco mayor mark farrell wants to know as much about autonomous vehicles as

south of the border in mexico american sourced weapons supply did not come to this drug use giuliana rufus has been to investigate. this is a shooting range in the southern united states. here in texas shooting is a popular and competitive sport ok you're ready it's my first time shooting a gun magazine goes in it sure shoulder correctly. it's an assault rifle designed for wolf in. their churches shot night at five o'clock so it would have taken this person out you know she would be dead. today an estimated two hundred seventy million guns are privately owned in the united states shooting ranges and gun shops everywhere and the arms industry is a multibillion dollar business but only a few miles south across the border in mexico u.s. source firearms are having a deadly effect. we have come to investigate how mexican drug cartels exploit weak u.s. gun laws to arm themselves with american weapons. our journey begins in a hotel in the northern mexican state of tamaulipas. we have a range to meet a group of people whose family members have gone missing it's not known whether they're living or

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s energy needs rufus offered you with it starting off again current. with the north stream pipeline in the baltic untouched stream in the black sea russia would enjoy plenty of options for most energy policy and foreign policy are closely intertwined. the pipes in the docks would have originally intended for an older project to sell stream pipeline that pipeline was intended to dominate the black sea market in the same way that north stream has come to dominate the baltic sea pathway. launched the initiative together with western european firms in two thousand and nine. but in late twenty fourteen in the face of rising pressure from brussels and washington putting abandoned the south stream project. construction on its successor turf stream pipeline began it may twenty seventeen the new pipelines also pave the way for a new political alliance between moscow and ankara. but the us also has a keen interest in southern europe particularly when it comes to energy supplies geopolitical concerns and economic profits. people feel that the u.s. wants to exert

this is rufus who was rescued from a home in west virginia and this is bernie who belongs to our 6:00 p.m. producer. meet abby and our web producer brett and leslie dice. and finally the puppy we introduced you to on monday finley. not really a puppy anymore. he's four years old but still a good pup. you can share your puppy pictures with us on the ktvu facebook page today. >> it's been a good five days. he's happy for the first time the other day. he jumped on me when i came home. he was like where eave you been. so yeah, he's getting used to us. >>> let's talk cookies. the most popular girl scout cookie for the 100th year in a row is thin mints. the thin mint has always been the top seller. created a thin mint flavored coffee and thin mint flavored yogurts and cereals. but the new cookie, the s'mores cookie just laufrnged last year has challenged the thin mint. >>> a new study finds 25% of american workers are late to work at least once a month and more than two in five employers have let someone go for being late. stomach 31% of those couples going dates less

rufus peckham was nominated by cleveland in his second term in office and the harrison appointees were in these are the republicans: what else should people know about this court? >> guest: harlan is the dissenter in the park he had been given a kentucky slave over before the civil war and he had opposed the 13th amendment as a congressman from kentucky. the 13th amendment is the one abolishing slavery and then he opposed the other legislation in 1886, 1866 and 1875 so it's a little ironic that he is the one dissenter although it's worth noting that we know from other evidence and other opinions that he wrote an extra do judicial writing that even john would've had no problem with state-mandated segregation in education but he distinguish state-mandated segregation railroad passes. just as white and maybe it's worth noting that he didn't have a democratic president all the way from the civil war until 1884 is the first time you get southerners on the support again and one of those southerners is edward white who had been a confederate soldier and apparently belonged to clan like organi

rufus tecklam was nominated. and david brewer, he did not participate in the plessy case. henry brown who wrote the majority opinion and george sheriff, an appointee. stephen johnson fields had the longest appointment. john marshall harlan, we have talked about him in past cases and he was alone dissent. what else should people know about this court? michael: harland is the dissent. he had opposed the 13th amendment as a congressman from kentucky, the 13th amendment is the one abolishing slavery and he opposed civil rights legislation in 1866 and 1875. it is ironic that harlan is the one dissenter although it is worth noting that we know from other evidence, other opinions he wrote in extra judicial writings that even john harland would have no problem with state mandated segregation. justice white, maybe it is worth noting you did not have a democratic president all the way from the civil war until 1884. that is the first time you could get southerners on the supreme court and one of those was edward white who had been a confederate soldier and had belonged to klan-like o

rufus peckham. the harrison appointies, david brewer, he did not participate in the plessy case. henry brown, who ended up writing the majority opinion in this case. and george sharus, a harrison appointee. one lincoln appointee. steven field. an arthur appointee sat on the court then, horace gray, and john marshall harlan, and he wrote the lone dissent in this case. >> harlan is the dissenter and somewhat unpredictable dissenter, and he had opposed the thirteenth amendment as a congressman from kentucky, the thirteenth amendment is the one abolishing slavery and he opposed civil rights legislation in 1866 and 1875. so it's a little bit ironic that harlan is the one dissenter, although it's worth noting that we know from other opinions he wrote in extrajudicial writings that even john harlan would have had no problem with state-mandated segregation of education. he distinguished state-mandated segregation of railroad passengers. justice white -- so maybe it's worth noting that, you know, you didn't have a democratic president all the way from the civil war until 1884. that's the

chinese automaker julies founder leash rufu revealed this week that he now holds ten percent of german can make a dime of this shares the son of a rice farmer he started out in business with a refrigerator parts factory when the authorities shut him down he'd already made a fortune and simply switch to making motorbikes then two cars in twenty ten lead bought struggling auto maker volvo from ford and launched it in china just two decades later julie was selling over a million cars a year there making it the nation's largest independent car maker. and now he's invested in. acquiring just under ten percent of the luxury car company the state of kuwait until now the largest shareholder has been bumped into position to with six point eight percent followed by rent only son the rest is divided up among smaller investors leases the diamond stake allows him to focus on the technologies of the twenty first century.