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ross loads cooper into their small suv. first, a quick stop for breakfast at this chick-fil-a. here, surveillance video from that morning shows ross holding cooper while they order food. on any other day, rosseft at this intersection to drop cooper off at daycare. but on this hot summer day, ross drives straight at the intersection, towards his office, where he parks and, 30 seconds later, exits the car. see here as he walks across the parking lot, swipes into his building and leaves little cooper behind. more than six hours later, ross leaves work at 4:15 p.m. here he is swiping out of his building, casually crossing the parking lot. he gets in the car, seemingly unaware of his son mere inches from him in the back seat. he drives roughly a mile and a half before he pulls over and calls out frantically to onlookers. >> tell me exactly what happened. >> the guy pulled in a parking lot, and the baby's not breathing, it doesn't look like. >> reporter: at 4:24 p.m. police rush to the strip mall parking lot where the former 911 dispatcher is in the throes of his own emergency. >> he kept saying, "what have i done?" laid him on the ground, starting doing cpr, trying to resuscitate him. apparently

>> ross: we did. >> stahl: it hatched last may. >> ross: and now this pair is actually rearing another pair's chick. >> stahl: do they know it's not theirs? >> rosst think so. >> stahl: so, stork foster parents. >> ross: you probably thought they just delivered the babies. >> stahl: ( laughs ) your program-- to create this genetic diversity, requires an enormous amount of cooperation. and i was under the impression that zoos compete. they compete for the panda, they compete for exotic animals. >> lacy: yeah. >> stahl: are zoos not competing any more? >> lacy: zoos are still competing. you know, zoos compete for audience, for publicity. for all kinds of things. but someone gave me a good example the other day of baseball teams. obviously, baseball teams compete, but a single baseball team on its own is pointless. it can't do anything. >> stahl: yeah, you need a league. >> lacy: the same thing's true of zoos. if zoos were all independently operating and not willing to work together, we would all sink. our populations would die out on us. they would become highly inbred. so we do compete in a sense, but we recognize that we will all succeed in conse

ross, happy roasting, everybody! >> battle, battle! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i like it. i think that could be a thing, right? all right. thanks to jeff ross. apologies to the parents. tonight on the show, music from brent cobb. jeff ross back. and we'll be right back with henry cavill, so stick around! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is long distance with the best wifi experience, long-distance relationship. plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for just $29.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how you can save on your wireless bill when you include xfinity mobile with your internet. click, call or visit a store today. >> jimmy: hi, welcome back. toon night, the roastmaster general with four stars on his chest, he is the host of "jeff ross presents roast battle" on comedy central, jeff ross is here with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] then we have music, this is his album, it's called "providence cany canyon." brent cobb from the mercedes-benz stage. tomorrow night, adam carolla and sam heughan will join us. and we'll have music from the interru

ross shot himself in the head. authorities say ross barged into his son's home with guns and explosives... looking for his estranged wife. she wasn't there... but rosshot and killed 43-year-old tim gillaspie. he also shot and injured his 41-year old son and 4-year old grandson. both were treated and released from the hospital. ross then shot himself in the head. he died saturday. ross's divorce from his wife was to become final this month. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron4 morning news ... several people in the bay area forced to moved into rv's because of high housing costs. the efforts to provide them a safe place to stay. ( darya ) plus, another mountain lion sighting in the bay area to warn you about. ( darya ) and we now know the name of the woman who drowned while saving children in half moon bay. we have her story. now is the best time to experience head-clearing, body repairing, tempur-pedic sleep. purchase a tempur-luxe or tempur-breeze mattress today and enjoy $500 off... or a free adjustable base upgrade. experience the most highly recommended bed in america today. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá

ross. wilbur ross. congratulationses to the president, to you, the trump administration trade team in winning the eu president's agreement to work on expanding the trade relationship between america and europe. i mean this is such a strong result. how quickly will we see that trade surplus on the part of the europeans decline and more trade across the atlantic? >> well it's going to take a while to implement, but the key ingredients are both leaders agreed on the real objectives in detail, namely no tariffs, no nontariff trade barriers, no subsidies, no interference with market access. those are very, very big steps and he accomplished them, i think, because of his very strong position on putting in the tariffs we did already and gearing up to do the automobile tariff if necessary. lou: mr. secretary, i have to agree with you 100%. you know, i listen to the wailing of paul ryan wailing about everything including the tariffs saying this is no way to operate. we've heard this nonsense from the republican party's establishment leadership as well as the dems, the business press even going into all sorts of, you know, fits of despair over tariffs. and yet that is precisely the incipient point at which the european union decided to expand rather than contract the po of greater trade with the united states. >> that's for sure. i really think there would have been zero chance of this happening had it not been for the very firm tariff and trade policy the president put into effect. because think about it. we've put up, almost since world war ii, with unfair trade practices. it's a very hard thing to tear back down that kind of an apparatus that grew up over such a long time. and for the longest while the europeans said we won't even negotiate until you unilaterally exempt us permanently from tariffs. that's all gone. we're now negotiating. and that's a sensible thing on their part, a very good thing for american americans, very gos for europeans, very good thing for the world. lou: and as we all know, with the expansion of trade, fair and reciprocal trade, both countries, both the european union and all of its members, the united states, will only prosper in the relationship grow stronger. it is a very, as the president said, a very big deal. it's one that many people didn't think that the europeans would have either the imagination or the spine to engage. and it turns out we can say we were all well-pleased with the result. the working group is already set up. how long did it take you? the president first made this proposal for zero tariffs back on june 8th at the g-7. >> that's correct. that's correct. lou: and i mean, that's a month and a half. that's the blinking of an eye in trade negotiations between a giant bureaucracy, that of the european union, and a white house of even this entrepreneurial character. it's an extraordinarily quick move. >> well, and you could see that at the meeting today. there was very little positioning, very little nonsensical. everybody got right down to business. and it took around three and a half hours in the meeting. but we came to the right place. a very goods place. and the steel and aluminum tariffs remain in place and the investigation on autos will continue. it's just we won't impose any auto tariffs as long as the negotiations are progressing properly. lou: it sounds like a positive and constructive result on both sides. that is the nature of most successful and enduring negotiations. and you've been through more than just a few of those, as has the president. it does leave open the question of china. because, as the president noted, the retaliatory tariffs from the chinese, president xi has not shown that he's particularly impressed with the tariffs imposed so far. the president says he's willing to take all half a trillion dollars worth of chinese imports and put tariffs on them. do you think that the chinese are going to come to their senses or is it going to have to be a beatdown of the china government before that they understand that this is a new administration and that there had better be mutual respect and reciprocal trade? >> well, i think two points. first, assuming that we do make a deal with the eu, it would be logical for the eu also to be supportive of us in the issues with china. so that's a good development. the other development that you should focus on, though, is china is experiencing some difficulties on their own. they're having to put money into the banks, they're having to lower interest rates. they're having to maneuver their currency down. lou: i'm keenly aware that their economy is flat. i'm keenly aware of the defaults that are rising almost unprecedented in china. and that the government is subsidizing and trying to plug as many holes as they possibly can as quickly as they can. but what is the point of that? we still have a disturbed and distorted trade relationship because of their mercantilist policies. that has to be reversed, does it not, mr. secretary, no matter their economic condition? >> surely. but my point is if you have to get into a spat with someone, the right time to do it is when your own economy is booming, as ours is. you've seen the record low unemployment, you've seen people coming back to the workforce. this is an administration that should be judged -- lou: what's the point, mr. secretary, of the economic condition of china right now. it is absolutely in their best interest to be as open as they possibly can and reverse these decades of predatory mercantilist policies that has resulted in a constant stream of trade deficits on the part of the united states. >> well, that's absolutely true, lou. my guess is that they were hoping that there would be political pressure buildup on the president adds we get to harvest season and as we get to the midterm elections. this is a safety valve that leaves a lot of that pressure and i think puts us in a much stronger position relative to china and relative to anyone else. lou: specifically -- we're over time. i've got producers yelling at me, mr. secretary. >> i'm sorry. lou: they do it all the time, every night. and i seem to never learn. but nonetheless, canada and mexico, nafta, progress there? >> yes. i've been very impressed with the very good rhetoric of the new administration in mexico. lou: indeed. >> organized a trade team, they're overlapping with the former administration, they're not waiting until inauguration. the new president actually won't be inaugurated until december 1st. but since he's going ahead, says to me that he would like to get this done quickly. lou: yeah. lopez 0 ba door miking all of mf the right sounds, engaging in a broader and more responsible trade relationship with the united states. these are all encouraging signs. mr. secretary, as always, great to have you with us and we appreciate it. wilbur ross. >> thank you. lou: facebook shares plummeting 20% in after-hours trading. 20%. losing over $120 billion in market value to this point. the social media giant reporting a sluggish quarter at best, a tremendous slowdown in subscribers and weak guidance going forward and investors not liking any part of it, even though they did meet earnings targets >>> up next, another republican candidate embraced plump's agenda anpresidenttrump's agende benefits. >> the president and the vice president, they poured gasoline on the fire and fueled the camp surge to victory. lou: that sounds like it might be part of the trump wave. we'll take that up with republican national committee chair ronna mcdaniel. she's with us next. stay with us. ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on ad

ross. john ross was not adopted. he knew-- his parents were as far as i knew his genuine parents. they look a lot alike and i had never read that he was not. he is so true to that scottish ancestry you have to imagine there was blood loyalty that he was in his blood to be about way >> i didn't ask it may be very well. if he didn't speak cherokee aside from not being able to communicate with the ridge how did he get the support of the cherokee? >> excellent question and i think frankly, the very fact that he couldn't speak cherokee worked peculiarly and paradoxically in his favor. i think that the cherokee view him as better than them and that only someone who was of that stature who had a kind of holiness almost was going to be able to deal with the federal government as an equal, that he had a command of this language that they didn't even know. that put him in a special category in their mind. otherwise, impossible to explain there are countless stories of him coming back to the nation. he would be on his horse-- this guy is like 5'6" with us had added he would never have been i

ross is the 39th secretary of commerce, having assumed his post in february, 2017. prior to joining the trump administration, secretary ross had a prosperous career in banking and investing. first at nm rothchild and sons and then at his own private equity fund, wl ross and co. secretary ross has been chairman or lead director of more than 100 companies operating in more than 20 different countries. and he's an avid art collector. carlos gutierrez served as the 35th secretary of commerce from 2005 to 2009 under the george w. bush administration. secretary gutierrez spent a very productive 29 years at kelloggs, culminating in the chairman and ceo roles in his final five years at the company. he is currently co-chair of the albright stonebridge group and serves on the boards of multiple councils, associations, and corporations -- full disclosure, including metlife's board. in this session, secretary gutierrez will moderate a discussion about the work underway to strengthen commercial opportunities for u.s. companies in the indo-pacific. the region is critical to the future of nearly all the companies in this room, and this is a crucial moment for the economic and political relationships between the indo-pacific and the united states. to take metlife as

to think of his name, the chairman of the eds was running for president, talking about -- >> ross perot. >> ross perot, that's when i thought the greatest but to me, this is not an issue of support for free trade versus protectionism. to me, this is an issue of civics, and it's about, do people understand that governance must be global, regional, bilateral as well as national, in order to effectively govern trade. again, on digital trade, trading ideas, disinformation, we're going to need rules that prevent russia from using bots to spread misinformation about things in the united states or manipulating the american public. that's a trade issue, believe it or not, and it's also a governance issue, so unfortunately, we don't have a national curriculum, but many people don't learn about trade agreements as part of learning about governance. so to me, part of it is we need to do a better job. trade as a percentage of gmp, at its maximum, 27%, which is essentially what healthcare is to the u.s. economy. and so that's a huge chunk, but compared to most countries, that is a piddle. because other count

ross shooting himself in the head. he never regained consciousness and passed away june 30th. police call neighbor tim gillespie a hero, delaying ross from getting inside the home and giving people inside time to see what was happening. gillespie was shot multiple times and died at the scene in front of his family. investigators went to where ross lives in colorado springs, colorado to look for answers but still won't say for sure what motivated him to do geom h wife for two years and the she was not at the dinner party. back to you. >>> thousands of people took to the streets of mexico city overnight to celebrate the election of the country's first leftist leader in decades, andreas manual lopez defying president trump with a central campaign theme. last night he promised to work with mexico's neighbor to the north. >>> minutes ago the fbi releasing details of an alleged 4th of july terror plot in cleveland. >> pitts suggested words to the effect that, i did tell myself their holiday is coming up, independence day. what would hit them? have a bomb at a 4th of july parade. >> he's charged with attempted material support of a foreign terrorist organization. >>> a notorious french gangster escapes prison for a second time after a daring jailbreak involving a hijacked helicopter. newspaper office in maryland.... a vigil for all fi

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ross. amna nawaz has a look at the ethics concern aboutfir. ross's ownces and meetings while in office. >> nawaz: judy, last week, the acting director of the u.s. office of government ethics sent a letter to secretary ross criticizing the commerce secretary for failing to fully divest stocks by january 15, 2017, 18 months after ross reed to do so. the letter stated "your failure to divescreated the potential for a serious criminal violation on your part and undermined public confidence." ross has since admitted to "inadvertent errors" and announced he has finally sold all equity holdings but questions about the timing of ross's actions as secretaryte reto his personal wealth remain. dan alexander of "forbes" has been covering the story and his reporting was cited by the office of government ethics in that letter last week. he joins me now. dan alexander, welcome to the "newshour". i want to ask you about some of your latest reporting. you looked specifically at secretary ross' calendar, specifically between february and november of 2017. those were his first few months in office. what about that time raised red flags for yo >> we started looking through it and, immediately, you can see there are dozens

ross sorkin and melissa lee. becky is off today mr. ross, mr. ross sorkin, or mr. ecide >> this is in reference to amlo. you can just call me ars >> we do call you ars. you're a huge ars. >> you said amlo >> you can go with ars but not -- >> not the ars >> no. >> i don't even want to give you this jrk. >> yeah. you're right >> no comment. >> i forgot about that >> i'm an idiot. why do i even -- the futures right now indicated off -- >> thanks. >> you're welcome. >> even better than yours. >> down 127. or joe ker people go with that. >> the other is better >> 128 or so treasuries, it's not a silver lining but we certainly aren't at 3.5% yet. we're at 2.83 tr%. for people that thought we were, you know, adding gasoline to an already hot economy with tax reform, maybe that's the time. i don't know how i feel about this i'm swayed sometimes on both sides of whether now is the time to address some of these inequities or if it's always a bad time to start a trade war. i don't know do you do you have any doubts -- you're a democrat you're supposed to like trade wars the de

ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. you know when you're at ross and you'rhello.... ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> the oakland a's were on the road they played in denver. >> they were playing so well. they are not immune to a bad day at the office. >> the and all kinds of chances but they could get off of the ground. what do we think of the ritual of pounding the red bulls. >> frank does that. >> i know frank does that. >> the bases were loaded and he has been red-hot. that is a double play in the bottom five. down the line, he scores in he gets has been by about 30 feet at second base. it is 2-0, rockies. look at this reaction. why did i throw it there. he was okay and he was just great. it was his 26 home run. the oakland a's are in this and it is 3-1. they come from behind every night. that's to be no big deal especially when bases are loaded. that's it, the oakland a's lose

ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. ...and you suddenly realizes you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at rossouncer: this is a "news 4 today" newsbrk. >>> hi good morning, everybody. it's 8:26 on sunday july 19th. m angie goff. here is a look at stories we're following. pope francis stripped a revered leader in the roman catholic church of his title. he'll be known as archbishop after he signed from college of cardinals. he faces a church trialal for sebuse allegations which he denies. pope francis ordered him to a life of prayer and penance telling mccarrick not to go out in public. >>> u.s. representative john lewis expected to be released from the hospital. he was admitted lastig for undisclosed reasons. his spokesperson said he was his spokesperson said he was there for routineobservatio n. still nervous about finding a new apartment? yeah... but popping these things really helps me...relax. please don't, i'm saving those for later. at least you don't have to worry about renters insurance. just go to geico.com. geico helps with renters insurance? good to know. been doing it for years. tha

ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at rossr less. you know when you're at ross and you'rhello.... ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> it's 10:26 here. here are four things to know. foer archbishop mccarrick resign from college of cardinals. he's facing sexual abuse legations dating back decades. he denies the allegations. >>> a manhunt for gunmen in new they fired into a crowd killing three people and hurting seven hers. >> civil rights activist john lewis expected to be released from the hospital.tt admi last night for undisclosed reasons, his spokesperson said lewis was there for routineatobsen. >>> there's another championship team in the district. congrats to the washington valor who won the arena football hi league champio lars night. the team finished the regular season in lastce p but then won throughout the playoffs. >> all right. te leave with a winnin

ross: this will be 198. >> logan: so almost 200, and you've lost none. >> ross: yeah. if we do three today, that'll be 200, yeah. >> logan: what's the most difficult part? >> rossting it down gently, yeah. >> logan: so you don't hurt the animal? >> ross: yeah. if it was so easy, everyone would be doing it. >> logan: we saw just how difficult it can be, as tosh ross struggled to land the first rhino. he got it down safe and unhurt-- on the second try. vet dave cooper was already up in another, smaller helicopter looking for the next rhino. he prepped darts for his tranquilizer gun with a dose strong enough to knock the animal out for 30 minutes. the first dart didn't fully pierce the inch-thick skin. three minutes later, his second shot stuck. they tracked the rhino until it dropped. we were right behind them in the huey with jacques flamand and the game capture team. i see the rhino down. how many minutes do you have now to get that rhino? >> ross: we've got a bit of time. >> logan: as soon as we landed, it was a race to get to the sedated animal. dave cooper's priority-- removing the tranquilizer dart and treating the wound with an antibiotic. >> cooper: i dar

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ross shopping for backpacks... back-to-school bag? ...ana that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. ...and you suddenly realizes you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> we are very glad in less than 24 hours, we were able to get the subject. >> news shows the bart stabbing suspect's arrest. while police got their man, friends, family and the community coming to to mourn the victim, 18-year-old nia wilson. i'm dan ashley. police following up on tips from the public finding him on an antioch-bound train. we have team coverage and we will begin with lillian kim live in oakland with the brand-new arrest video. lillian? >> reporter: dan, the chief held a media availability here at the rock ridge station. he told us the arrest was uneventful and he was taken into custody without incident. a bart ritd rider captured the t on her cell phone camera. it was at the pleasant hill bart station. he was spotted on a platform and this sighting triggered a series of

ross leaving abc months after his false report on mike flynn. >> he is prepared to testify against donald trump, ordered him to the russians. >> abc retracting the story last year, suspending ross for four weeks, ross his longtime producer deciding to move on with the network. no word on what his next move will be. a world leader shocked by the aggressive american media. [shouting] heather: the prime minister making the joke as the media shouted questions about michael cohen and the supreme court. and the president, like the academy awards. i guess you could say that when they're yelling at him on the red carpet. as protests ramp-up over 0-tolerance immigration, a new report shows border arrests plummeting and here to weigh in is homeland security investigation in san antonio. we appreciate it. as we begin here let's pull up the number of arrests, the border patrol criminal alien arrests, illegal immigrants. in 2016, 12,02017, 8000. to date it is over 4886. to what do you attribute this drop in arrests? >> this administration center consistent predictable message which is something we haven't done for many years. when people come here illegal, detained, you will be prosecuted, just because you make

in san francisco, ross, ktvu -- rob ross, ktvu news. >>> still ahead, the latest on the investigationlls a bay area firefighter on the scene of a fire.>>> to the area dmv's and the altered hours. >>> what is carried in these trucks. >>> and alameda county battalion chief who is attacked by a pit bull over the weekend is still in the hospital. he was bitten in the face after responding to a fire saturday morning. rob malcolm joins us live from the scene of the fire with an update on the chief. with an investigation into the attack. >> reporter: as the battalion chief continues to get a steady stream of visitors from law enforcement and the fire community as he awaits facial surgery, the investigation into his injuries is focused squarely on occupant of this home behind me. at alameda county fire station 25, engines continue to roll to the chief. he remains at the hospital recovering from facial wounds after being mauled by pitbulls saturday. the chief is in good spirits. >> he seems upbeat under the circumstances. i will say he had his wife and son beside him. they kept a positive atti

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ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. you know when you're at ross and you'rhello.... ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> a brock turner case back in court today, this time to appeal the former stanford swimmer's conviction for sexual assault on legal grounds, his attorney claiming the jury relied too much on circumstantial evidence. abc 7 news reporter david louie is in san jose. >> reporter: attorney eric molotov went to court today to say his conviction should be overturned, he told the panel of three appellate justices that he never intended to rape his victim, that's why he was found with his clothes on when the assault was interrupted by two graduate students who discovered them. emily doe was discovered partially nude and intoxicated. that's the foundation for the argument presented. he said the jury did not receive sufficiently compe

ross shot himself in the head. authorities say ross barged into his son's home with guns and explosives... looking for his estranged wife. she wasn't there... but rosslaspie. he also shot and injured his 41-year old son and 4-year old grandson. both were treated and released from the hospital. ross then shot himself in the head. he died saturday. ross's divorce from his wife was to become final this month. ( james ) in san francisco... police are investigating a deadly shooting in the bayview district. it happened just before 5:30 yesterday morning... near in the area of fitzgerald avenue and arelious walker drive. no arrest has been made and police have not released a description of the shooter. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) the dirty streets and the homeless problem could be costing san francisco businesses money.( darya ) a large medical convention that has been coming to san francisco since the 1980's is now looking for a different host city. gabe slate has more. sound from -kevin carroll - executive director, hotel council of san francisco - " when these things leave it affects all of us the taxi the hotel the restaurant we need to be concerned." tha

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ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. ...and you suddenly realizes you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. a lawyer for the former stanford student argues turner's conviction should be tossed in part because he >>> a new turn in the brock turner sects assault case, his lawyer says his conviction should be tossed out because, in part, he kept his close on. >> a warning, the lawyer use some graphic words. >> reporter: brock turner's lawyer walked out of court after trying to convince a three dud -- three-judge appeal panel. >> i don't have a comment about the proceedings. >> reporter: the attorney said the record lacks sufficient evidence to support the convictions, he said he had no intent to rape the woman the court calls emily doe outside ace -- a frat party, violently thrusting, but fully clothed, when 2 exchange students caught them, he said it was outer course, and he also said that she wa

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ross barged into his son's home with guns and explosives june 24th... looking for his estranged wife. she wasn't there- but ross shot and killed 43-year- old tim gillaspie. ross also shot and injured his 41- year old son and 4-year old grandson. both were treated and released from the hospital. ross then shot himself in the head. he died saturday. ross's divorce from his wife was to become final this month. (ken) the high cost of housing has led to a growing number of people, many of them homeless, living in motorhomes and other vehicles on the streets.(vicki) mountain view has its share but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, a new effort is underway to provide some of those people with safe parking and other services. it's not just mountain view of course but there are at least 40 motorhomes pickup trucks and other vehicles parked here on crissanta avenue right next to the caltrain tracks. there are at least 300 city wide. this month, a 2-year pilot program begins that will allow some of these vehicles to spend a night or two in the relative safety of a church parking lot. it would help a lot say those who live in vehicles because they can't afford to

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ross represents. >> reporter: ross' book arrives at a time when american awareness of the holocaust is waning. >> when studies tell us that 22% of millennials do not know or have never heard of the holocaust, there's been a failure at a basic education level. and we need to address it. >> reporter: to that end, the antidefamation league has adapted "from broken glass" into a study guide for schools. >> it is easy to become immune to hate and bigotry. it is much harder to confront it. >> reporter: rossers, history can slip away. so maybe we shouldn't be surprised that it was his idea to build the holocaust memorial in boston. his sheer will made it happen. and your story is so inspirational. >> yeah. >> it's very painful. >> very painful. >> but, so inspirational. to have endured what you endured, what you lived through. >> yeah. >> and then to come out and be a man of good works, i don't know how that happens. >> yeah. it is all true. >> reporter: truth that bears repeating. for "sunday today," harry smith, boston. >> amen to that. harry smith and especially to you, mr. ross. thank you. >>> next on "sunday today," they are ready to pop the champagne along the champs-elysees in paris. wait until you hear about the broken american who's finishing last. >> i put too much work in to get here just to go home after day one. >>> and later -- a life well lived. the biologist who made the migratory monarch butterfly an migratory monarch butterfly an in olay regenerist wipes out the competit

ross went to his son's home with the intention of killing his estranged wife, son, and son's immediate family on june 24th. his son was hosting a dinner party and ross parked near the home on garfield park, armed with two handguns and a bag full of improvised explosive devices. once inside, he shot multiple rounds, hitting his son twice in the leg and his 4-year-old grandson once in the head. fortunately they are both expected to be okay. police later examined ross' car. >> in addition, we located mr. ross' vehicle, parked in the area, which was also booby trapped so that if an officer opened the door, this would explode in the vehicle. >> police heard at least one gunshot when they got to the home and believe it was ross shooting himself in the head, attempting to take his own life. he never regained consciousness and passed away on saturday. police are calling neighbor tim gillespie a hero, giving people inside time to seek shelter. gillespie was shot multiple times and died at the scene. investigators went to where ross lived in colorado but won't say for sure what motivated him to do this. he'd been estranged from his wife for two years and she was not at the dinner party. >>> california has enforced new regulations for the upstart of marijuana businesses which could be in short supply. the state is beginning new testing requirements for packaging and labels. packages will have to have warnings and ingredient lists. >> we knew this was comin

ross' secretary of staff. so ons thee.o. of greenbriar, one is wilbur ross and the third appears to be we ty teramoto. e time wilbur ross had a secret interest in greenbriarev which he disclosed to ethics officials and had this interest while having this meeting, went ials had a financial interest in greenbriar. three at the meeting, two haved undisclo the public interests in the company that the third person is running. what ty discussed abouts going to be a question a lot of people are wondering. e commerce department says it was all friendly, but it's hard to imagine they didn't get into any business topics at all. >> as part of your reporting, you mentioned you found out greenbriar had been lobbying for renegotiations of nafta and saw action from secretary ross' office that same day. is that right? >> yeah, the meeting starts at 12 nn and, at 11:59 a.m., 'scretary ross puts out a statement that hoing to be renegotiating nafta on behalf of donald trump and, as you said, greenbriar had been lobbying other parts to have the federal government to make changes to nafta at that point for months. >> so he didn't disclose t

ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. you know when you're at rossou'rhello.... ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> got big temperature spread brewing not only from the coast to inland today but from this morning to the afternoon hours. check out the time lapse i put together from our east bay hills camera. it was a cool and quiet morning in the valleys where the temperatures dropped into the upper 50s. you're on your way to mid and upper 90s and even warmer weather coming tomorrow. you can see just haze and a lot of brownout there because it is wouldn't it be nice to get some rain? not going to happen. you know this time of year. it's very difficult. look at the temperature spread, though. already those low to mid-80s in the east bay we were looking at. it was 59 like a minute ago, so you can see there is quite a contrast developing. and here's the reason why we're having a hard time

ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. you know when you're at ross and you'rhello.... ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> developing news antiterror h east one of vastating wildfires started deliberately as we are getting a dramatic look at the sheer scale of the fires in communities near athens. you can see burned homes as far as the eye can see. many resen h to run into the ocean to try to escape the inferno. officials say at least 79 people have died and more than 200 are injured. there is no official number of missing people but authorities have received dozens of calls. >>> one day after his visit to stanford university secretary of state mike pompeo says he looks forward to testifying before congress today about the u.s. relationship with russia. the president has not disclosed what he and russian president vladimir putin discussed during their controversial closed door meeting

ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. you know when you're at rossand you'rhello.... ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> it was a great day to get out and fly a kite. the annual kite festival. as always a large crowd young and old turned out to see. the weather cooperated with plenty of wind. the festival features, music, demonstrations and people can learn how to build their own kite as well as fly them. let's check in now with the forecast. >> we'll have that breeze once again tomorrow afternoon, gusting about 15 to 25 miles an hour at times and a wide range in temperatures, very similar to how this weekend shaped up. doppler 7 is showing very quiet skies. tomorrow 64 in san francisco. it's hazy and it's hot inland going to 92. air quality because of fires to the north will have some smoke filtering down in the north. air quality will be modern. in sacramento the central valley, it

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ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> and good morning. it's 7:56. i'm reggie aqui from abc 7 mornings. meteorologist mike nicco has your friday forecast. >> hi, reggie. we'll start by taking a look at the coast, where it's been pretty misty all morning, like here in santa cruz. you can see the drops on the camera. it will clear up to mainly dry and breezy along the coast. a little breezy and choppy north of the bay bridge. so 60s along the coast into richmond. 70s around the bay. 90s to 100 in the east bay and north bay. and temperatures will taper through the weekend. reggie? >> thanks, mike. let's take a look at traffic this morning. we're looking at our drive times. we're seeing that there is a little bit of a trouble spot, westbound 92 before foster city boulevard. so you'll want to

ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a ck-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you nd them for less. at ross. yes for less. you know when you're at ross and you'rhello.... ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fi it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> we're staying on top of breaking news right now. a tragic situation growing worse in california. fire teams are struggling to t contain morn a dozen wildfires. scott macfarlane is in the newsroom now tracking this scott?ation. >> reporter: yeah, pat, the death toll from these fires keeps climbing. at least six deaths blamed on the carr foyer in southern californ p and sevenple still missing from that area, and at least 14,000 people are now under evacuation orders. three first responders have been lost in the front lines as well. >> crews can't slow grieve the loss of their friends because more than a dozen fires are raging and raging out of control across the state tonight. the flames ag destroyin houses, cars, offices, ever

in the ross thompson -- in the ross thomas, thank you for joining us. ahead, more on these court choice and what the decision would make for regulation. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." i am david westin, reporting from washington today. is area of the law by thedly touched regulation. we're bringing ryan radia, a nonprofit education advocating liberty government and free empire. you have you here. ryan: glad to be here. forward toou look age trump court, let's be frank, that is what it is, what do you look forward to in a cutting back? new rulese were 3000 issued in 2017, including to my colleague's analysis. matters quiteurt a bit in this round, because there are both current challenges in the court and future challenges that businesses or other groups will bring to rural, whether it is rules from previous administrations being eliminated or new rules administered by officials. it matters because for some of the spring look at individual regulations in a different way, depending on the competition of the court

ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. you know when you're at ross and you'rhello.... ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. forecast in just a few minutes. a veterans' home in napa county that was the scene of a deadly shooting will not reopen. the pathway home in yountville has treated hundreds of veterans for p-t- s-d and mild brain injuries. but it's been closed since march. that's when a man... who got treatment there... took three turned a rifle on ... himself. now... board members have decided the pathway home can never be the same. so they are terminating their lease at the end of next month. in berkeley... volunteers set out on foot.. to map out an evacuation plan... in case a fire breaks out. wanderers... >>> in berkeley, volunteers set out to map out an evacuation plan in case a fire breaks out. the berkeley path wanderers gathered to ma

ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. you know when you're at ross and you'rhello.... ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. find the latest trends and styles at prices that are a perfect fit. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. >>> a secret recording of president trump made by his former attorney has been publicly released as michael cohen made the tape two months before the 2016 election.'s attorney provided it to cnn. the fbi seized the recording and others during a raid on cohen's office. they seemed to be looking into whether payments made by the president -- by and for the president violated campaign laws. the conversation seems to be about repaying the national enquirer for a $180,000 payment it made to former playboy playmate karen mcdougal who claimed she had an affair with trump in 2006, but the inquirer which was friendly to mr. trump never ran the story. on the recording mr. trump is heard asking what financing? cohen says we'll have to pay. trump says pay with cash and then cohen

ross we barely scratch the surface we hope you'll come back that's the senior director of intelligence services at cyber reason russ russ t.c. thanks for being with us ross thanks for having me. and before we go tying up a loose end of a story we covered before u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross has responded to a letter from the office of government ethics sent last week which said mr ross had failed to comply with required divestments of stock the secretary is now acknowledge what he called inadvertent errors in the divestment process and will now act to comply with the law a mere eighteen months after he made the pledge and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on direct t.v. channel three twenty one dish network channel two eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. that's the free t.v. app channel one thirty two or as always you can get us at youtube dot com slash boom bust r t we'll catch you next time. seventy four design. thousand pilings. to judge judges. and eight hundred sixty nonstop days of. a russian w.b. a champion. and a russian mob stuff. show you how and why the crimea bridge was built. witnessed the construction moving you need to transport. that will help the heart of crimea the. most of those you know what google for more snow you have

ross: right. well, i frankly hate it when they call it unconventional. the shale phenomenon is becoming quite conventional. secretary gutierrez: right. secretary ross: and it's quite sophisticated and quite well-developed. and my guess is we'll find even more efficiencies as we go forward. i believe secretary perry is going to be here later, so i don't want to steal his thunder. but the main reason why i think there aren't even bigger exports right now is the prior administration had been very, very slow on granting export licenses. you need licensing to get to countries with whom you do not have free trade agreements, and since we have so few, particularly in this region, that's been a real handicap. so that's one problem. there's no lack of capital in the u.s. for expanding the lng export facilities. that's going ahead pretty well. a lot of capital devoted to it. there is capital needed for the re-gasification facilities at the other end, and that's are coming along well. so i think both to indo-pacific and also, as to europe, they're very, very strong prospects for lng. and that's one of the best ways to reduce our deficit is to fill a need that the countries already have as opposed to struggling over things that are extremely competitive. truth is, indo-pacific does not have the hydrocarbon resources that it needs to sustain its growth rates, and we are the very logical provider, maybe the most logical provider of that. so there's no reason that won't help a lot to reduce the trade deficit. secretary gutierrez: absolutely. so the u.s., australia, japan, and india are being viewed as the quad, and a lot of similarities across the countries, democracies, but they are different countries, and they often disagree, and they don't see things in the similar fashion. in are you doing anything, commerce department, to align the group a little bit more, and what does the quad mean for u.s. business and will that make it easier? secretary ross: well, we think so. for example, in infrastructure, australia, japan, and ourselves have joined forces in a very big infrastructure financing activity. the japanese bank for international development has already committed some 26 billion dollars to the project. you'll have here later today ray washburn from opec, and he'll explain to you some of the new things going on there. opec already has something like an and a $3 billion portfolio in indo-pacific, and that's matched by some $11 billion of private sector money, but it will be getting quite a lot of new funding, assuming that the builds the uild program goes through the second house of congress. it already passed very well in the first house. so that will be another tool for development in the region, and that's potentially some $33 billion. then you have the asia development bank, which is already quite an active and phenomenon, some $26 billion. you have the millennium challenge corporation, so there are lots and lots of tools b