peterson's head.stated that this could be the result of a fall. >> reporter: by dawn, news of kathleen's fall started rippling through the family. details were still vague when family members reached michael's girls, margaret and martha, at college. >> she said -- um "something's happened." your mom has fallen down the stairs. you know it was an accident. you know, you should come home. >> reporter: by the time kathleen's daughter, caitlin, got the word, it was as shocking as it was definitive. her college roommate delivered the news. >> she looks me straight in my eye and she just says, "caitlin, it's your mom. she's dead." those words still ring clearly in my head. >> reporter: kathleen's sister, candace, couldn't believe what she was hearing. michael called her directly. >> it was still vague or she -- we couldn't tell if she fell down the stairs or she fell off a ladder, but there was no question i kept saying, "are you sure she's dead?" >> reporter: yes, michael was sure. candace headed to her si

jordan peterson, trending number one on twitter? jordan peterson, with an international bestseller? want him to tweet something about me and my book. [laughter] jordan peterson? this is what i am saying to you. why the rage, bro? you are doing well but you are a mean, mad white man. i have never seen so much whine and snowflaking. there is enough whine in here to start a vineyard. [laughter] [laughter] what i am saying to you decisively and empirically, when you ask the questions about white privilege, the way you asked it in the what you did, dismissive, pseudoscientific, non-empirical and without justification, a, the truth is the white privilege doesn't act according to quantifiable segments. it's about the degree to which we are willing as a society to grapple with the ideals of freedom, justice and equality, upon which it is based. number two, what's interesting to me is, you are talking about not having a collective identity. what do you call a nation? are you a canadian by yourself? are you an individual or part of a group? when america formed its union, it did so in oppositi

here is scot peterson now on nbc. you know, if i would have had, at the point if i would have known, knowing what i know today, i would have been in that building in a heartbeat. i mean like i said, it was my kids. i mean i didn't know. i mean, i wrack my brain. i go why? >> yet even in hindsight, the sheriff and the police union both agree peterson should have gone in, addressed the killer and killed the killer. martha? >> martha: unbelievable. trace, thank you very much. here wit more tonight broward sheriff office deputy association president jeff bell. jeff, what goes through your mind when you listen to this man who has now broken his msf?nce and is defending >> it's shameful to listen to the words he is speaking today. deputy peterson in his 28 out of 32-year law enforcement career sent it as a school resource deputy. i think what he has fort season how to tell the truth. he is being a counselor in a school instead of law enforcement officer. what he forgets is that facts have to match the story being told. a st

peterson says operators at two caused delays in information >> no real-time intelligence. >> about a shooter inside the building. >> or even inside the sc the shots were coming from and tonight, the "south florida sun sentinel" reports school monitor andrew medina was the first to spot the shooter on campus siting a sworn statement, the paper says medina radioed ahead to warn another campus monitor about suspicious former student but didn't call law enforcement saying he had been trained not to unless he saw a gun. medina did not respond to requests for comment. peterson says he has not stopped thinking about that day. >> this will haunt me the rest of my life. it will. you know, these were my kids. >> reporter: fred whose daughter jamie was among the 17 killed, tweeting today, scott peterson, you were not a victim. they are not your kids, as you say. margry stoneman douglas high school students, some graduated yesterday say they are less interested in could have, should e have and are more focused on registering upwards of 4 million teenagers to vote. kerry sanders, nbc news, parkla

. >> host: in this week on "the communicators" come or want to introduce you to drew peterson, senior vice president of corporate affairs called a company called tds telecom. mr. petersen, what is tedious? s. know it operates in 31 states. we provide broadband, voice, videto about 1,200,000 customers, predominantly rural areas are focused. the average density of our communities is about six per vial. we have some daily attract suburban areas in and around the country and our cable markets in places like st. george, utah, new mexico and we are headquartered in madison, wisconsin and sir suburbs demanding of knoxville, tennessee, places in georgia an extremely rural areas at the bottom of the grand canyon, islands off the coast of maine and michigan. rb was brought and as our premier product and that's where we deliver the places we serve. >> host: so, when you talk about attractive areas such as suburbs, are you talking about profitability? >> the market area where we can make a difference. tds is the second largest wireline provider in the united states vary between some of our corpor

peterson refers to. i am part of the left. they are cantankerous when they have a firing squad which is usually in a semi circle. part of the skepticism of rationality was predicated on the alignment project which says we will no longer be subordinate to superstition. we will think and we will ink well. thomas jefferson was one of the great offerors of rationality. he was also a slave owner. how do you reconcile that? that is the competition i am speaking about. that is not either or. that is not a collective identity. thomas jefferson believed in a elective identity. at night he had some luther vandross songs. he engaged in sexual relations and had many children with sally hemmings. his loins trumped his logic. when he talks about postmodernism, i don't know who he is talking about. i teach postmodernism. some talked about the insurrection of people who are marginalized. the talked about postcolonial theory. the reason these people grew up into existence and had a voice is because they were denied. our group identity was forc

peterson arrived at almost 2:24.s making his way to the third floor of the 12 building. he would shoot and kill 6 more people in 46 seconds. >> reporter: when you look at it, by the time you got there, you had maybe a minute. you would have had to do everything right. i mean, what do you say to people who expect you to have done more? >> i would have had to check every classroom. that's what we're trained. you can't go willy-nilly and let me look here and there. you have to check each room. i don't do a lot of the what ifs about because, you know, this has been so hard. >> reporter: you were the one person there early enough, who was armed, who could have done something. how does that sit with you? >> knowing what i know, it's awful. i mean, like i said, it haunts me. and knowing that i didn't know, you know? and those split few minutes. it's easy, you know, to sit there for people to go, oh. he should have known that that person was up there. it wasn't that easy. it wasn't. i'm never going to get over this. you know

the contra costa will determine if charges will be changed in light of peterson's death. >>> as you can see, the race was extremely close, only one percentage point separating the two final candidates after ranked choice counting, mayor london breed won with 5050% of the vote. mark leno received 49.5% of the vote. >>> cheap cannabis. marijuana >>> slithering surprise. local sheriff's deputies have an unusual lost and found case on their hnds. i am meteorologist sandhya patel. >>> what is coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. >> do you have any advice for me. >> what type o i we worked with pg&e to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. >>> cannabis shops are hol

the sheriff even called it a dereliction of duty and peterson was forced to retire.speaking to "the washington post" in a lengthy profile out today. peterson tells the post that he attended conferences and classes on school shootings and led lock down training for teachers. he said he couldn't tell where the shots were coming from that day and whether the shooter was inside the building or outside the building. maybe in the parking lot, even sniping from the rooftop. he said he didn't know. so he says he didn't do what he was trained to doi which is take cover and clear the area. he calls it haunting. he said "i cut that day up a local of different ways, the bottom line i was there to protect and i lost 17." the news continues after this. a, benjamin franklin captured lightening in a bottle. over 260 years later, with a little resourcefulness, ingenuity, and grit, we're not only capturing energy from the sun and wind, we're storing it. as the nation's leader in energy storage, we're ensuring americans have the energy they need, whenever they need it. this is our era.

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police tell us that they can't say peterson died as a direct result of the injuries of the robbery. our own jody hernandez broke the story online. follow us. @nbc bay area. >>> now to a major milestone on the peninsula. the city of east palo alto is celebrating two years without any homicides. back in 1992, you may remember it had the highest homicide rate in the nation. police chief albert cardini's message to the community, you should be proud of the work you have done. >>> well, they want google to go before it even gets here. more than two dozen people attended a meeting last night to express concern about the tech giant's expansion plans in san jose. google wants to create what it's called a planned village near san jose deerdon train station. some say it takes space for housing and cost jobs. >>> 4:50. the rush is on in sacramento stop soda taxes from taking hike and holding on here in california for a decade. let me explain it to you. there's a reason why lawmakers are really taking this action. lawmakers say it's really to stop big soda companies from taking the issue to vot

>>aren the vtims reonded to peterson tonight, some calling his answers excuses. peterson has resigned and retired after public criticism, a week after that massacre. >>> at this hour, celebrities, musicians and millions of fans are paying tribute to famed designer kate spade. she was fnd dead in hershe was her mark on the fashion world with a line of sleek and colorful handbags. a native of kansas city, was an editor of magazine before owg her business. a housekeeper found her body after an apparentde reportedly left a note addressed to her 13 year old daughter. if you or someone you know need help, someone is always available at this phone number, the suicide prevention hotline. you can find it at our website. en women in saudi arabia have something women there have waited for years for they have drivers licenses. the first applicants took tests before they were cleared to take the wheel. they won't be able to hit the road until the law takes effect later this month, when saudi arabia officially lifts its ban on female drivers. the only one of its kind in the wo

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police tell us they can't say whether peterson died as a result of the injuries from that robbery. jody hernandez broke the news on twitter. you can get updates by follows us at nbc bay area. >>> it was an announcement that shocked many and rattled nerves for progressives across the country and the bay area. anthony kennedy is retiring. at times he was the swing vote in cases regarding same-sex marriage and abortion. cheryl hurd is live with how the news is sinking in for people here in the bay area. cheryl? >> well, it's sinking in slowly, especially fore people here in san francisco. they're still trying to wrap their heads around all of this. i talked to one well known gay and lesbian rights advocate tonight, and she's in shock. >> it's a huge setback, and it makes one very nervous. >> kate kendall is executive director of the national center for lesbian rights. justice kennedy has been a champion for the bt saw us. he saw us and our relationships. he cared about our families. he cared about our kids. >> kendall, whose organization won critical, legal fights for marriage equalit

knocked down ann marie peterson to the ground as he stole her purse. it happened at the bank of america in sun valley mall last month. peterson was hospitalized with a broken hip after that attack but we learned that she died yesterday. >>> if you need a place to cool down this hot weekend, a water playground at the popular water park in the east bay is set to reopen. we're talking about blue goose park in brentwood. it has the all clear to go ahead again. a section was shut down monday after an inspection from the health department. four kids were vomiting and had diarrhea after playing in the water playground on june 1eth. maintenance problems have now been fixed. h> f of start of the second half of the year, caltrains monthly passes will cost you more, adding an additional day to the monthly pass rate. the passes will now be calculated on 15 days of travel instead of 14 with those costs varying by the number of zones you commonly travel. july monthly passes went on sale eight days ago. >> all right, we've been mentioning it's friday. >> it is friday

today, june 6, 2018. >>> more from our interview of scot peterson. on tuesday, he shared his moment-by-moment account of what happened that day. today, we pick up the story when he was being forced to resign and later would be accused of being a coward. >> it was surreal. i didn't know what was going on. it was a shock to me. >> reporter: they never said, explain your actions here. we have a few questions. >> no, nothing. i know i didn't violate any policy or procedure. i've been with the agency 32 years. i know the policies. i know the procedures. i communicated right on that scene. i did everything i felt at the time was appropriate. >> reporter: you cannot violate policies and procedures and not get it right. >> exactly right. >> reporter: is that what happened here? >> exactly. like i said, savannah, this will haunt me the rest of my life. it will. you know, those were my kids. and that's why it hurts the way it does. >> reporter: eight days after the parkland shooting, it would be scot peterson's last day as a police officer, but he didn't know

before today's announcement, the peterson institute for international economics and china finance 40 form came up with cost and impacts of trade wars to the world economy. hosted this one hour and 15 minute discussion with policy analysts from u.s. and china. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. welcome back to the peterson institute for international economics.i am adam posen, the institute president. it is my pleasure today to welcome friends back to our joint event with the china finance 40 form. conflict and solutions. we want to get right into substance. but a couple of words about the cf-40, our working relationship with today's event. as many of you know it is a challenge in any b country to set up an independent think tank and have independent serious forces outside of the government. my friend and the host of very distinguished people including -- former china -- came together 10 years ago to create an independent form for chinese economists to come together in a reality-based and honest economic research. it started out as a network and has since evolved into being a

four rbisor peterson.so-4 and also get their first win at camden's yards on mother's day on may 13r theyinly love their parents, don't they. >>> a weekend full of surprisini es continue today at the world cup. one of the biggest victories of the tournament cing from the second match of the day. mexico trying to beat the reigningmp chaions germany. the top team in the world is germany taking o the 15th ranked mexico. ready to shock the world. 35th minute. javier hernandez sends it ahead of alonzo and dribbles it around the defender and mexico takesat the leade in the first. mexican fanare going crazy in the stand and hold on to win 1-0. first time germanyas ever lost the opening match as defending champions. mexico's first cup win ever against germany. but also today' number two team in the world facing sixth ranke switzerland. brazil up 1-0 and switzerland with the corner kick and it's headed in. he ties the game at one. you have to take another look. a bit of a push from zu r, but he heads it in, and that

ost: drew peterson with p.d.s. telecom, matt polka with the american cable association gentlemen, thank you. >> thank you. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created at a public service by america's cable television companies and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the quhuse, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. ♪ >> this weekend on "real america" on american history tv u.s.-moscow summit between president ronald reagan and soviet leader mickael gorbachev. >> the way to democracy is sometimes a complicated way and sometimes trying but it is a good way and we believe, the best way. and once again, mr. general secretary, i want to extend to you and to all those who labored so hard for this moment, my warmest personal thanks. >> watch "real america" sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 3. >> next, the senate primary debate from ut

those were my kids. >> the father of one of the students killed took issue with peterson calling the victims his kids saying they are not your kids. you let them die. this all comes as a local newspaper reports a school monitor at stoneman douglas saw the shooter arrive that day and thought he might be dangerous but did not report it saying he was trained only to do so if he saw a gun. >>> the epa administrator scott pruitt is once again under fire. this time accused of asking a top aide to handle his personal errands, even looking for a mattress. according to testimony released by house democrats, the staffer was searching for apartments for pruitt while she was still there on the clock. and she said she even looked into getting pruitt a used mattress from president trump's hotel. >>> you've heard the saying three's a crowd. well, how about 32. apple has announced an upcoming feature called group facetime that will allow 32 people to chat online altogether. i don't have that many friends. people have been tweeting images p ats look likebunch" saying this, only much worse. >> you jus

stephanie peterson: no. no, to tell you the truth, not really. bigad: some people hearing that might be scratching their heads. how does coming to an injection site make you want to get off drugs? stephanie: 'cause you see what they do. if you sat here for a day and you watched, they've helped me realize how bad my drug using was. bigad: where do you think you'd be without this place? stephanie: without them, i'd be dead 100%, and i know that for a fact. bigad: how long have you been homeless? tiffany: going on eight years. bigad: tiffany folstitch isn't sure how much longer she can survive this life on the streets and on heroin. tiffany: i've been out here for so long that, like, it would take literally like a crumb to make me feel like, you know, i was worth something, you know? bigad: san francisco's first supervised injection sites would be funded with private donations. but the health department plans to use tax dollars to open several more within a year. state legislation has been proposed to legalize these centers, but the drug enforcement

peterson, and to all of you. it is such a pleasure to be here. as i came in today, i was reminded that god does indeed dream dreams bigger for us than we can dream for ourselves. the last time i was here, i was here to see president obama. and lo and behold, i am here as the 60th mayor. who could have imagined that? [laughter] [applause] i did my first commencement speech yesterday in nashville, tennessee. i don't know if it will go down as the best commencement speech ever, but i do think it will go down as one of the most appreciated. because it was six minutes and 18 seconds long. [laughter] so i understand that there was a little wager going on as to how long graduation will last. i want to mature i get a portion of that when i am done with this each. . mesh this speech i have always had a fascination with georgia tech. and goes back to 1980 something, it was a lovely before most of you all were born. and also, when georgia tech had a really, really good basketball team. . i was watching basketball all day long. my mother owned a hair salon,

like wayfair and overstock.com because their tax-free products cost less and said tax expert scot peterson, a win for states searching for new revenue. >>> what does this mean for consumers? >> some purchases are going to e. >> yes, there's going to be st o consumers out there that find there are fewer places that they sales op and not berg >> reporter: the last time the court considered the issue in 1992, less than 2% of americans had access to the internet. today nearly 90% do and last year e-commerce sales alone topped $450 billion. >> that's a big, big victory for the governors in this room. >> reporter: president trump praised the ruling and had lashed out at companies like amazon, though it collects sales tax on most purchases. >> i don't think it was a surprising victory. it was the right thing to do. >> jan, as you mention it is a totally different world now given the amount of online shopping. when should consumers expect to see these changes? >>, look, this is not going to happen repovernig: the states are going to have to take a look at this issue and then make sure that any new

president and ceo matthew poca and tedious telecom senior vice president of corporate affairs andrew peterson talk about the issues facing rural and suburban broadband providers. >> we serve some areas, 35% of our customers don't have access to traditional cable provider. very world in scope. in many instances tds is the only provider in those areas. we were very close with the federal government, the fcc on programs that make partnership investments with private sector companies like tds to the federal universal source program to bring broadband to customers that didn't pray to have it have adequate broadband, bring them more rich, robust broadband in the future. >> i do think it's very important that as the administration, the fcc, park is considered infrastructure like the proceedings in the concept, that broadband is and bee determined to be a matter of the important infrastructure to our country and to our national policy. and that's a because typically think of infrastructure as roads, bridges, rail raise, et cetera which all important and need to be helped, but you cannot survive today

let me introduce the two reporters who will be asking questions, christina peterson returns to newsmakersngressional reporter for "the wall street journal" and scott wong who covers for the hill. congressman, we're all

police tell us they cannot say whether peterson died as a direct result of her injuries from that robbery. >>> a boy who was nearly killed after a tree fell on him will receive a $47 million settlement. in 2012, zachary rowe was camping with his family. a 72-foot-tall tree fell on his tent while he slept. his leg and pelvis were amputated. in the suit, they claimed pg and e failed to miami tape taintain around its power lines. >>> now to new details about a massive fireworks bust. the illegal fireworks were discovered in a storage unit in hayward. more than 3,000 pounds of fireworks, street value of $50,000. police made an arrest in the case. this time of year people selling illegal fireworks remain a big problem in the bay area. >> their time is time of year w illegal fireworks are profitable. we have people selling illegal fireworks to children. it can be very dangerous. >> during the fourth of july there will be more officers in the areas known for illegal activity. >>> officers in the ingleside area have set up a special hotline. the goal is to prevent emergency lines from being swamp

could one of the meanest peterson who is set to debut for germany today or will the five books striker beat the odds. marcos always is looking forward to his first world cup elite injury meant he missed germany's winning campaign four years ago in brazil this time he's fully fit and determined to make an impact. the move will be delighted to have a player of rice's caliber on board for the tournament he knows that once the ball starts rolling in russia it's up to the twenty three players he selects to get the job done. to an important success for animal welfare now the population of mountain gorillas has risen by more than a quarter in central africa thanks to tourism that's according to a new report by the diane fossey gorilla fund the apes remain one of the most endangered species on the planet as they face threats including limited habitat disease and climate change. the mountains in northern rwanda this sanctuary in the heart of africa is home to the mountain gorillas it requires a long hike to get here but suddenly they appear the mountain gorillas are extremely similar to humans

it is not clear yet if peterson died as a result of her injuries. >>> oakland police say tens of thousands of dollars of illegal fireworks are off the street this morning. a bomb squad seized those hid nen a storage unit in san leandro. a 45-year-old man was illegally selling them in oakland. >> you don't want people getting injured. it's fire season now. we don't want any fire started due to the illegal use of fireworks. >> the sheriff's department plans to remind you they are illegal in all bay area cities including san jose. reminding everybody all fireworks are banned in the city. it's anyone who sees any fireworks to snap, click, and report it. we have re-tweeted the link on our twitter page so can you head there for a quick way to get that information. >> do you want doughnut fries? doughnut fries made from crescent style, not the traditional cake style. they're tossed with cinnamon and sugar. they will be available only for the summer and you get five of them for $2. >> do you know who is too busy? the devil. constantly making these things. >> not today. >> you won't try them? >> i'

jason furman is the senior fellow at the peterson institute.oline: let's see what is coming up in the next hour. deutsche bank's big day. what to expect from the fed annual stress test. european union leaders meet in brussels to discuss developments from brexit all the way to migration. and then we will hear from allstate's ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: live from london, i am caroline hyde. vonnie: and in new york, i am vonnie quinn. the fed releases the second stage of its 2018 bank stress test. we will get a flurry of news on dividend raises, share buybacks and more. it comes as the s&p 500 financials index could not break its 13 date losing streak. williams,g in allison the senior u.s. banks analyst for bloomberg. allison: i think what is unique about this year is that normally, coming up to this test, there is increasing enthusiasm and this year, probably not so much. i really do think last year was the watershed moment of getting big surprises. citigroup catching up last year and anchor america coming out, raising their numbers but t

bergsten next, fred with the peterson institute for international economics.et his thoughts on the president's latest nafta strategy to negotiate three separate trade agreements with mexico and canada. this is bloomberg. ♪ what's a gig of data? well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. 300 minutes of baby videos. or, it's a million chat messages. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots inc you'll pay less for data. it's a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today. david: this bloomberg markets: balance of power," i'm david westin. shery: and i'm shery ahn. u.s. stocks in treasury yields are down. markets are continuing to monitor trade tensions. the s&p 500 is being led lower by financials, consumer stap and energy is one sector losing ground, which we have heard from sources saying that the u.s. government has found saudi arabia and other oil production increases. the nasdaq is holding flat as we have mega tech shares gaining groun

industries well thank you we appreciate your analysis today jeff shot peter from the peterson institute for international economics joining us from washington. well now in other developments a u.s. judge has sent donald trump's former campaign manager paul manifold to jail ahead of his trial on money laundering and bank fraud charges in september prosecutors say manifold tried to tamper with witnesses in an investigation into russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election in a tweet president truong called the decision tough and unfair call him reports from washington. paul mann of fort begin his day a free man and ended it in handcuffs by a man the judge had told him he could stay under house arrest until his trial but then the government accused metaphor of trying to tamper with two witnesses and alter their testimony the judge said metaphor it was treating his trial like a marketing campaign abused her trust undermined the credibility of the court so she said he'll stay in a jail cell until his trial here in september man of course expression didn't change when he heard the news he

, peterson does not go inside the building. speaking to a sun sentinel reporter, medina contradicted his sworn statement saying there was never a meeting identifying cruz as a potential school shooter and he did not recognize cruz specifically when he arrived. some of the graduating seniors later this morning will share what their summer plans are and how they will keep the fight up to limit the sale of certain assault weapons. hoda? >> all right, kerry sanders. kerry, thanks. >>> as kerry mentioned, scott peterson, the armed officer who was blamed for not entering the school during the shooter, later forced to resign. tomorrow on "today" he breaks his silence. his first interview since that fateful day. would you acknowledge, now, that in this really important moment, you missed it? >> i have to. i live with that. you know, how could i not? i mean, i'm human. i mean, in a perfect world, oh, there's a shooter there. let me go to the third floor, find this person. >>> this is an nbc news special report. here is savannah guthrie.

again, we also heard from the head coach, doug peterson that said, look, we are moving on.s over. this is what he said earlier today. >> i was looking forward to going down,obviously. you know, we did something last season that was very special. a milestone here in the city of philadelphia. our organization, i was looking to going down and being recognized as world champions. you know, it is what it is. >> the cch says the team is united, but obviously the philadelphia eagles organization choosing not to get to a war of words with the white house. >> dana: thanks. a new report showed the obama administration allowed iranian access to the american banking system. live with that next. democrats averting disaster in the california primaries. how will republicans fare in the head of the me next. high protein to help get us moving. and help you feel more strength & energy in just 2 weeks. with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure® with 16 grams of protein andcome hok., babe.r. nasty nighttime heartburn? try new alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartbu

scott peterson said he's haunted by the events which took place at the high school on february 14th.e says if he knew exactly where the shooter was, he would have acted. >> knowing what i know today i would have been in that building in a heartbeat. like i said, it was my kids. it's just i didn't know and i rack my brain. i go, why? >> peterson retired from the broward sheriff's office after surveillance video showed him outside the building where the shooting happened. he never confronted the shooter. 17 people were killed in the attack. >>> arizona police believe the suspect in multiple murders is now dead after a shoot-out with police. we're learning more about the connection between the suspect and the victims. abc news reporter alex stone has the latest. >> reporter: the possible end to a string of murders, the suspect who sources tell abc news was dwight jones found dead inside this hotel after a shoot-out with police. hotel guests went running during the gunfire. >> shots were fired and then we ran over this side. >> reporter: a police robot found its way and side. >> we did m

fischer al-jazeera at the white house well earlier i spoke to jeff sharlet a senior fellow at the peterson institute for international economics in washington he says china's retaliation is likely to result in more trade tariffs or america. we're going to see more. for tat trade retaliation as was just reported and it will start on july sixth unless there is some change of heart in both washington and beijing before hand and the new. agreement to increase u.s. exports to china i think that is highly unlikely at this point because the chinese officials have come twice to to washington and have come up empty so far so i think we're likely to see that retaliation come. come to pass on july sixth but if china runs a huge blast roll traits up list does that limit how far they can go in this tit for tat conflict well we're not just talking about trade we're talking about investment we're talking about cooperation many areas where we have joint interests in. ensuring the denuclearization of the korean of north korea of dealing with the problems in iran the united states needs china's cooperation.

humboldt state university police chief -- donn peterson says...the arresting officer in the video --rking with the california department of alcoholic beverage control -- to enforce underage drinking laws.chief donn peterson:"so they were out working and they observed a vehicle driving in arcata with a person hanging out through an open sunroof and i don't want to assume, but that's definitely not okay. it's a dangerous situation, so that's what drew their attention, and when they conducted a traffic stop based upon that, it did appear that several of the occupants of the vehicle were intoxicated and underage. beyond that, we're still investigating this, and i really don't want to say too much more. obviously, there's been a lot of social media attention. i'm aware of that. i've watched the videos. there's other videos that i've watched as well, not the ones that were released on social media. and so, you know my part here is to do a fair and objective analysis of everything that occurred." occurred." (vicki) the university police chief says -- there's more video out there -- which co

yvonne: here now joined by peterson institute mary lovely -- peterson institute.ow are you feeling about the solidarity among the g7 right now? >> we are moving into uncharted territory. we always said the u.s. is the indispensable nation. you will see how indefensible it really is. there are a lot of good signs that the g6 plus one could move ahead. with theat trans-pacific partnership and we saw with increasing solidarity thathe trump administration is treating them unfairly. we have seen this retaliation so far from the likes of mexico, canada and eu. do you think they have what it takes to fight a potential trade war? who is likely to fold? >> i thought there might be some folding, but i do not year because every time it looks like the trump administration might make a deal, something changes the deal. a levy tariffs or they ask for the impossible. there does not seem to be a movement to split off in the pack and make a deal with the u.s. we saw that a little bit with south korea. south korea made the changes to the free trade area with the u.s. that was neede

humboldt state university police chief -- donn peterson says...the arresting officer in the video --... was working with the california department of alcoholic beverage control -- to enforce underage drinking laws.chief donn peterson:"when they conducted a traffic stop based upon that, it did appear that several of the occupants of the vehicle were intoxicated and underage. and so, you know my part here is to do a fair and objective analysis of everything that occurred."alonso luna -- who tells us she's 20-years-old -- now threatening legal action. but the u-p-d chief says -- there's more video out there -- which could possibly shed light on the entire situation as a whole...chief donn peterson:"i think that right now though, at this stage, it's just way too soon to - what i would say is the video that's posted on social media - the one that i saw - started quite a long ways after the incident began, so it's not inclusive of everything. and i think to judge one way or the other would be completely inappropriate" (vicki) that was marissa papanek reportng. the police chief says he's no

. >> kim peterson and theresa became fast friends in college. both were photographers working at the same studio in green bay. teresa had a special way with her subjects. >> she would get the smile. that was one thing she loved to do. just make other people smile. >> the two stayed in touch after graduation as they launched their careers. that would change suddenly on october 31st, 2005. kim caught a story on the local news. teresa was missing. >> investigators say the 25-year-old photographer was on assignment for auto trader magazine when she disappeared. >> my heart kind of dropped, knowing it was somebody i knew. >> wisconsin police quickly launched a massive serve. mot fostered by a team of volunteers. >> they had found tere's vehicle. >> tom fassbender, a special agent with the wisconsin department of special investigation hustled over to this 40-acre area. home of steven avery, auto mechanic. >> had you heard his name before? >> only through the media. >> steven avery was convicted of rape in 1985 but 18 years later, dna evidence exonerat

the suspect, 29-year-old otto, is charged with elder abuse and robbery. 93-year-old ann peterson was knocked to the ground and severely hurt in may. the district attorney will decide if the changes will change. it's not clear if peterson died as a result of her injuries. >>> tens of thousands of dollars of illegal fireworks are off the streets this morning. a bomb squad seized nearly 1 3/4 tons of fireworks. they were hid nden in a storage unit. a hayward man was illegally selling them in oakland. >> the fireworks are dangerous. we don't want people getting injured. losing fingers or body parts, like that. additionally, it's fire season now. we don't want any fires started. >> the sheriff's department plans to destroy the fireworks later this year. they want to remind the public the fireworks are illegal in just about all bay area cities. >>> the city of san jose reminding everyone fireworks are banned and asking anyone who sees them to snap, click and report it. we have re-tweeted the link on our twitter page so you can head there for a quick way to get to the website. >>> some big

as larry peterson reports, the colorful fish are not only great to eat, they lure tourists and big moneyarea. >> reporter: joel evans has been fishing this stretch of the gunnison river in colorado for more than 40 years. like most anglers in these parts, for him one species of fish is king. the rainbow trout. what's it like to have a rainbow at the end of this line? >> oh, they're fun. they tend to be more active. they jump more. >> reporter: but in the 1990s that fight shifted to one between rainbow trout and a parasite that invaded colorado rivers. it causes whirling disease, an aquatic plague where young fish are deformed, swim in circles, and die of starvation. what kind of numbers in decrease did you see? >> literally a tenfold decrease. >> reporter: ever since, colorado fish and wildlife manager renzo del piccolo has been working to keep the rainbow trout alive through various breeding programs. >> the rainbow trout is hugely important to this state. >> how important? is there a dollar number? >> reporter: fishing in general, it's estimated over $2 billion to the economy. >> repor

peterson was hospitalized with a broken hip after that attack. but we learned she died yesterday. >>> looking at new surveillance video of the driver who crashed into a petty cab in san francisco and then just took off. police say the petty cab was carrying a canadian family on wednesday when this happened. the family of four including two children were released from the hospital yesterday. but the petty cab driver is still in the hospital. police released pictures and video of that gold four-door honda they are now trying to track down. cyclists tell us this is a dangerous intersection. >>> the suspect in the deadly go ghost ship warehouse fire are scheduled to be back in court that may alter the course of the case. on monday the attorney for derek armena suggest his clients consider a plea deal. they are expected to pick up on the negotiations. the trial for him and his co-defendant max harris is still on the track for the beginning of mid-july. >>> and an ending to a story we've been following for a year. the family of this young woman, jaw hi

tanya peterson, director of the san francisco zoo and first let us express our sympathy and thoughtsh the gorilla foundation. we just learned that coco, she was born in san francisco, she just passed. spent most of her life at the gorilla foundation, and dr. patterson is devastated with the loss. summer at the zoo, i'll turn to our power point here. wells fargo wildlife theater, wellness and conservation programs, and two teen programs, nature trail and they talk about the animals this they have to take care of over the summer, as well as our talk on the wild. also teen interns go around the zoo with carts and educate the public. great way for teens to learn about animals and public speaking. today is the longest day of the year, so we celebrate the longest animal, the giraffe, of course. and it's world giraffe day. actually, i was just saying zoo, giraffes are suffering silent extinction. we will participate in jeans for giraffe, bring in the old jeans. i realize the ripped jeans are going for hundreds of dollars. hard to give them up but it will go for conservation programs in afri

. >>> the peterson institute for international economics and the china finance 40 forum hosted a discussion about the u.s. china economic relationship with a panel of american and chinese analysts. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >>> as many of you know, it is a challenge in every country to set up and independent think tank and to have independent serious voices outside of the government. think tank as well as and we just completed one month ago our seventh annual conference jointly with beijing. they have become our preferred partner in china and they remain a source of truly independent thinking. we are delighted to have them here with us and we are going to be presenting the result of the joint report that we did on this issue of u.s./china economic relations. several authors from pie and cf 40. to be clear this is not the joint report in the sense that you sometimes see where everybody has to sign off and get one document and where frankly usually it says nothing. the g7 communiqui managed to avoid that fate because they did not have everybody sign off on it apparently. but anyway, we

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