here's abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross. >> reporter: police are calling the 28-year-old moroccan born driss oukabir one of three suspected terrorists whose activities they are right now trying to unravel. authorities say he recently traveled to morocco arriving back in spain last sunday and then rented the van used in the attack but police say he was not behind the while. driss oukabir's facebook page shows hip as a skinny kid at the beach listening to rap music and recently shared this anti-semitic video in praise of nazis described as true heroes. the barcelona attack comes stra playbook. the terrorist group has urged its followers to carry out similar vehicle attacks even providing details on the kinds of trucks to use. >> as isis suffers more defeats in iraq and syria, we can only expect to see more attacks. >> reporter: isis took responsibility for the deadly barcelona attack calling those involved soldiers of the islamic state. >> that report, of course, from brian ross and there was worldwide condemnation of the attack in barcelona including from president trump.

so common for people traveling to the country this time of year, and brian ross watching these images with me from the desk here, and those descriptions we have heard over and over again now of the horror of one of these vehicles plowing into the crowd. this has been a call to action by isis that if you don't have knives or guns use a vehicle as a weapon. >> yes, we were here on bastille day when the truck hit 86 people, the two attacks on bridges in london, and in nice. these are the trade marks of isis. we have seen just last month isis posted online a set of specifications about what kind of trucks to use. make sure they have double wheels, what kind of speed to use, and pick con guegested str and high speeds. >> we have seen stepped up security in times square, there has always been a heavy police presence, but in locations across this country and we reported on this, the difficulty in preparing for a situation like this. >> that's right, david, these are really the ultimate in soft targets. people just strolling about, parents pushing churildren, peoe going shopping. in times squ

abc's chief investigative correspondent, brian ross. >> reporter: police tonight are calling the 28-year old moroccan-born driss oukabir one of three suspected terrorists whose activities they are right now trying to unravel. authorities say he recently traveled to morocco, arriving back in spain just last sunday, and then rented the van used in the attack. but police say he was not behind the wheel today. oukabir is now in custody along with a second suspect and authorities say a third man was shot and killed after running a police roadblock. driss oukabir's facebook page shows him as a skinny kid at the beach, listening to rap music. and he recently shared this anti-semitic video in praise of the nazis described as true heroes. the barcelona attack comes straight out of the isis playbook. the terrorist group has urged its followers to carry out similar vehicle attacks, even providing details on the kinds of trucks to use. in nice, france, last year. 86 people killed by a speeding truck on bastille day. in berlin, 11 were killed in a vehicle attack on the christmas markets last year, an

here's brian ross. >> reporter: tonight now say it could have been even worse. that a much more devastating attack was being planned in this villa outside barcelona by members of the isis-inspired terror cell. but their plans changed wednesday night when one of the group's bombs detonated prematurely, killing one of the terrorists and causing the others to flee. when police responded. left behind, at least 21 propane gas canisters that can be seen in the rubble. canisters officials believe were intended for some powerful truck bombs. >> if these attackers would have been better bomb makers we would be looking at hundreds of deaths. >> reporter: after the explosion at the rented villa in the town of alcanar, police say some members of the cell headed to barcelona for the van attack against pedestrians. other left alcanar and later ended up at the beach resort of cambrils where five of them, including this young man, were shot dead by police. revealing a complex terror cell not previously known or even suspected. we are not dealing with the lone wolf offender. tra

john: i gave an interview to brian ross. i said three things.aid that the cia was torturing its prisoners. torture was an official u.s. policy, not the report of a rogue cia out the search and i said that the torture policy had been personally approved the president himself. within 24 hours, the cia filed a report against me and the fbi began investigating me. they did determine i have not committed a crime. what i didn't know was that a month later, when eric holder ,ad been named attorney general the cia asked him to reopen the case against me. in the next three years, they dug deep into my life. they intercepted emails and i was under surveillance and i had no idea that any of that was taking laced. they found any mill that i sent in which a reporter asked me if i would introduce him to someone who would sit for a book he was writing. in my response, i confirmed the last name of a former cia comment who i believed was retired. that was a crime. a violation of the identity act. that i wasn't just charged with that. i was charged with three cou

brian ross is here with the story. >> reporter: good morning. e-mails turned over to congress monday by donald trump's lawyer, michael cohen, spelling out trump's involvement in trying to get a major real estate deal in russia. what was going to be the tallest building in the world at the same time he was running for president. some four months after he began to run for president, denying he had any ties to russia, donald trump secretly signed a letter of intent to build a trump tower skyscraper in moscow. the letter was signed on october 28th, 2015, according to trump's lawyer. all at the same time that trump was full of praise for russia and russian president vladimir putin, including to george stephanopoulos. >> because if we get along well with russia that's a positive thing, george, not a negative thing. >> reporter: the deal for the moscow project was later abandoned just before the first primaries. yet, trump during the rest of the campaign continued to flatly deny any connection to russia. >> i don't deal there. i have no businesses ther

. >> you want brian ross to look into it? >> i do. >>> meanwhile, miley cyrus is embracing her younger side with a new music video for the song "younger now" off her upcoming album also called "younger now." check it out. ♪ >> the video might make you a little no taggic. she dances with puppets. she pays homage to elvis in a beautiful bedazzled jumpsuit and slicked back elvis-type hair and takes a ride at a carnival on the gravitron, you know that ride that lets you go upside down and stick to the walls and then as you saw she crashes a sock hop all decked out in '50s clothing and said she's changed a lot since her last album and this video definitely shows it. the new album debuts september 29th so looks like we'll see a different miley. no more twerking. exactly. >> she's evolved what seven times in 23 years. >> kind of covering up a little more. felt like she owned it then and now a different person. >> this is how celebrities do it. >> reinventing. >> i need to interrupt this debate because we have a "pop news" bombshell, people.

. >> and the brian ross unit. >> first here's a look at today's temperatures. >>> "world news now" weather new video from los angeles where a driver repeatedly plowed his car into the vehicle in front of him before speeding off. and then hitting five parked vehicles. what's the deal here? the victim in the car in front of him suffered minor injuries. the suspect was eventually arrested. >>> and police near boston say this incident was caused by a medical emergency. that suv crashed into a hydrant, flooding a street in dorchester. it also created this big sinkhole. investigators say the 70-year-old driver suffered minor injuries. >>> and next to the pulitzer prize winning playwright, oscar winning sam shepard passing away. >> he was one of the most influential artists of his generation and always proving he had the right stuff. abc's david wright has more. >> reporter: like the rugged characters he created. on stage and on screen, sam shepard had hidden depths. as chuck jaeger in "the right stuff." he was the unsung hero. aviator proudly going his own way, and he was nominated for an oscar.

and brian ross is here with more on that. fears that these attacks may be part of a larger plot, brian. >> that's right. good morning. police in spain this morning are scrambling to deal with what is clearly a much bigger plot than just the van attack. now involving the five additional suspected terrorists shot dead overnight wearing fake suicide bomb vests. the question this morning, how many more members of this isis sleeper terror cell are still at large and will they attack again before police close in? details are still sketchy about the second attempted terror attack in cambrils overnight and the connections of the five dead terrorists to those involved in yesterday's van attack in barcelona. but the existence and the size of the isis terror cell has stunned spanish police. >> isis promotes these types of attacks because they're easy. you can take people who have received no training, who are using items that are easy to acquire and they can still commit mass murder. >> reporter: police this morning are still racing to l

about the trump team's ties to russia is set to speak with investigators on capitol hill today and brian rossith the story. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, george. republicans in congress today will step up efforts to find out who and what was behind that controversial so-called dossier that claimed so far without substantiation that the trump campaign colluded with the russians to hack into democratic party computers and worse. a key witness is due on capitol hill today. glenn simpson, a former journalist who specialized in money laundering and russian organized crime, and then led the private investigation of trump and russia last year. this is how simpson described what he does at a recent film festival. >> i call it journalism for rent. >> reporter: simpson first began his efforts when trump was running in the republican primary. according to political operatives, simpson was initially paid about a million dollars by wealthy republicans and then more later by democrats who both wanted him to dig up dirt on trump and plant negative news stories. the 35-page dossier on the s

. >> alicia ross is the mother of voltz's 2-year-old son, brian ii, or deuce.ast criminal act -- domestic abuse. >> he had a physical altercation with me, and it just landed him in jail. but it's a blessing in disguise, because now he can't experiment with nothing, except for tattoos. and he's sober, and he's happy. i mean, i got the man that i met back, you know? >> though he'sorking on the relationship, voltz still claims the police report was exaggerated. >> let the police report tell it, i beat her, threw her into a wall, and all that [bleep]. is that the truth? no. i never beat her. i never threw her into the wall. i never did none of that. >> but voltz admits he has been violent in the past. >> we have had altercations. i have put my hands on her open-handed, smacked her, or pushed her around or whatever. but no, it was never like to the extent that she said. deuce! >> whatever the couple's differences may be, they share a common motivation for working them out. >> what are you doing? give me a kiss. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is

reaction to earnings rich ross, all right, the stock down about 4% over the last week is this a 2% discount to amazon? should our viewers be buying amazon stock >> no, not today, briant comes to amazon, it's a matter of when, not if the stock is clearly a category killer that time is not now let's go to the charts i'll show you when and where to buy the stock. look, you're down 9% peak to trough and post those earnings the classic sign of trend exhaustion and that set aside for a classic support of the 950 level so i see another 5% downside for amazon and tech more broadly when you zoom out and look at the weekly chart, brian, you can see clearer signs of that weekly trend exhaustion once again with that exhaustive bearish reversal, that set us up for short-term weakness. worst case scenario, you're buying the stock at 100 and 150 becoming extremely interested. i'm not buying here today. >> i'm exhausted listening to the exhaustion dennis, are you exhausted with amazon or maybe you have an options strategy >> i'll buy some of rich's amazon from him here the options market is not telling us anything. more of a demand for calls, so this is an area where technical anal