tonight, cely o shore. that is hampering the search efforts tonight. david? >> all right, will carr reporting in off the coast of southern california. will, thank you. >>> there was another deadly mass shooting in america this holiday weekend. and tonight, we have new developments just in. 20 different crime scenes in texas. a routine traffic stop turning into a miles lock rampage. families huddling together against the gunfire. the police finally able to move in, taking the shooter down. this evening, we have learned the gunman had just been fired from his job. it turns out the gunman called the fbi minutes before the rampage. abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman is in odessa, texas, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, authorities are saying shortly before that rampage in texas ended in a swarm of bullets and screams -- >> get down, get down! >> reporter: -- that shooter, 36-year-old seth ator, had just been fired from his trucking job. ator and the employer then both calling 911. 15 minutes before unleashing violence, ator also calling the fbi tip line

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we have a certificate in her honor i would like celie to read it. >> yeah, i would just read the certificate. the mayor's disability council award for excellence is hereby granted to joanna for her passionate advocacy and commitment to disability rights and excellence in the server to the mayor's disability council dated july 19 and signed by the cochairs and the director of the mayor's office on disability. >> i will just add the certificate is lovely, but it doesn't begin to address what joanna did for the mayor's office and this council, she will be missed tremendously. >> okay. now, let's move to our next certificate -- yes? yeah, that is where i'm going. what would i do without denise to remind me? we have a second certificate for tatiana. she has been a member of the mdc forever. she came on board before denise and help. she has been around a long time. i don't want to know quite how, maybe when denise speaks in a moment with her part of the reports, she can tell us a little bit about her. anyway i remember tonya quite well. what i will say is that she was a very kind, compassionate, u

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next we welcome the testimony of celie crosscheck who is the chair of the 135,000 strong global professional women's network. she is the ceo and cofounder of elevate, additionally first mission driven platform for women. before launching, she built a successful center as the ceo of merrill lynch, u.s. trust, city private bank and stanford steve bernstein. she was also chief financial officer for citigroup. finally, we welcome the testimony of doctor lisa cook and a professor of the department of economics at the j madison college at michigan state university. she served as president of the national economic association from 2015 to 2016 and currently serves as codirector of the american economic association summer training program. prior to this appointment and while on faculty at harvard university kennedy school of government, she was also the deputy director for african research and programs at the center of international development at harvard university. now, the witnesses are reminded that the oral testimony will be limited to five minutes. without objection, your written statement wil