carr, wrote to her often.ad of getting it laminated, i just taped the entire thing. >> with like scotch tape? >> yeah, skop tape. it's a lit of the reasons why he loves me. >> reporter: this letter from her dad came on her 21st birthday. >> he called me dolly. dolly, do you have any idea how much i love you. do you have any idea? you are fundamental joy of my life. there is so much to like about who you're becoming that it makes for a very long list. you are smart and getting smarter. you're afraid of very few things. >> what did you think? >> i thought it was special. >> reporter: five years later when she was 26, david carr collapse and died on floor of cancer and was 58 >> it's very weird see like septembe febru 12, 2015. like that doesn't make any sense to me. >> you mean there's an end to it. >> yeah. >> reporter: a beloved media columnist at the times, carr was a mentor to many, including his daughter. he helped launch her career as a documentary filc maker oop. >> you describe being david c r carr's dau

host: let's go back to how we carr -- howie carr.e has a piece talking about former senator ted kennedy and talks about a 1983 memo found in 1989 when the soviet union collapsed and the kgb digitally opened up its portfolio. , explain what that is about in the connection. guest: by this time, carr was dead and 20 was serving as an ny wasediary -- tun serving as an intermediate -- intermediary. he was communicating kennedy's opposition to reagan's foreign policy. his willingness and eagerness to work with brezhnev on ways to reduce american soviet tensions. host: we take your phone calls. sean is joining us from charleston, south carolina. welcome to the conversation. caller: good morning. i was trying to figure out, what was his objective, i guess, this guy? was he doing it for the money or was he a true believer? i haven't read his book, i don't know, so my question is, was he just a spy? guest: thank you -- host: thank you. the objective of david carr, harvey klehr. was ifin his 20's, he not a card-carrying communist, he was ideolo

since carr entered the league the raiders are 32-48, one winning season last year carr had eight picks the relationship seemed to be shaky but carr figured out the offenses. went ten straight games without a pick. carr spoke to es manpn about geg through tough times. >> as players, it's our job no matter what to show up and perform. i guess what got me through it was i was able to play some of my best football i ever played. i think coach gruden continued to tell me don't worry about anything they say about me. don't worry about anything they say about you. i just want you to come out here and continue to get better in this offense and grow. he told me you're a rookie again. i don't care what happened here before. playoffs, not playoffs. i i don i don't care. this is year one. >>> the fedex cup playoffs continue. the championship tiger woods needs to finish 11th or better if he wants to advance to next week's tour championship. he'll need a miracle weekend with shots like that. finished 171, 200 for the tournament and six back of the players in the 1 1th place. look at this putt here.

>> will carr leading us off. will, thank you. >>> we are also tracking flash flood watches and strong storms moving into the northeast tonight. all the way from oklahoma. the system already unleashing heavy rains over the last 24 hours, downing trees near ellendale, north carolina. flash flooding leaves cars under water in st. louis. and meteorologist rob marciano is tracking this again for us tonight. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. severe storms are popping in this hot and humid air mass ahead of that cold front that will finally bring some relief to this oppressive heat. on the radar, you see it in north carolina, virginia, trees down with severe storms there, another batch coming through that area. maryland, eastern pennsylvania, as well. the wave back over the mississippi. it's what brought the flash flood into kansas. that kind of drifts to the east. aghe front s of d.c. during the day tomorrow, but not even into the mid south. so, it is august, more storms along that front and south of it tomorrow, but h

>> will carr for us tonight. will, thank you. >>> next tonight, new reporting about the mass murder in el paso. lawyers for the gunman's mother say she called police before the attack, concerned that her son owned an ak-style weapon. was that a missed chance to head off the bloodshed? also tonight, the hospital confirms none of the victims being treated there at the time were willing or able to meet with the president when he visited. abc's marcus moore is in el paso. >> reporter: tonight, abc news learning that weeks before that devastating massacre, the suspect's mother called allen, texas, police, concerned that her 21-year-old son owned an ak-style rifle. the family attorneys telling abc news, she didn't leave her name or her son's, but police allegedly told her that patrick crusius was legally allowed to own such a weapon and that there was nothing they could do. the revelation coming as new video captures the chaos that followed a violent rampage at this el paso walmart. much of the video is too graphic to

carr, 2 for 2 and his night was gone.eaking and a 53 yard strike. 17-0, glennon, trying to lock up. 175 on the yardage. 24-0. the defense blitzed kyler murray. and the raiders go 2-0 in the preseason, 33-26. go to baseball now, crazy game. a's and astros. mike fiers the ace. >> two-run jack. and a three-run spot, 3-2. a's. corbin joseph. to xfinity and beyond. two more houston homers tie it again and then matt to mat jackson and chapman and olson. his 25th. 6-4. two more. houston astro homers, tied again and then chappie, his 29th comes in the eighth. ten total homers hit and the a's prevail. we are not worthy, 7-6. get your had hot dogs here. who wants a hot dog. giants and d-backs in the desert. and all giants starting in the first. bases loaded for longoria. they are happy to see him and his bat back. 2-0 giants and giants desperate for starting pitchers. seven scoreless struck out four. longo, goes longo, off of alex young and it a two-run bomb. he has four rbis in the game. and giants win 7-0, finally just terrible n

we play with derek carr. that's my quarterback. >> what's his name? >> derek carter? >> derek carr. >> "hard knocks" airs every tuesday night until september 3rd. >>> now to the fridge story. what on earth. this man apparently thought it would be a good idea tos to a fridge down a hillside in spain to mock recycling. he recorded the stunt and posted it. spanish police saw it and figured out exactly who it was because they could see his license plate in the video. so he was fined more than $50,000 and they made him drag the fridge all the way back up the hill. >>> coming up next at 5:00 a.m., a warning about the chipotle burrito bowls. the concerning thing researchers found about the bowls themselves. >>> i'm liz kroits at sfo. after the shootings, count countries worrying about traveling to america after the recent mass shootings. what these countries are telling their citizens about the u.s. good morning on this wednesday, august 7th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is meteorologist mike nicco. >> hi,

purity carr and the rest of her team travel long distances on foot. between 20 and 40 kilometers a day the same as the male rangers. among their most important duties is talking to people who live here i must sire semi-nomadic pastoralist who cover a lot of ground with their flocks and encounter wild animals along the way sometimes lions kill cattle elephants rampage in villages the rangers need to hear about problems and be informed if poachers are in the area. they charge animals movement patterns and register their g.p.s. coordinates rangers are on patrol 7 days a week it's a way for these women to break out of strict traditional gender roles but the job is far from easy thanks. because the little i mostly like and once they hurt and they can kill you so scared because a little. like want to live long for that then so looking in their wishes you can because you know. so you might be not aware but that. once a month purity luck or a visits her family in their village for a week's break. ringback her daughter lives here and is looked after by the ext

david. >> will carr on the story all week. thank you. >>> next, the case makg national headlines. the wife suspected her husband was trying to kill her. she instald cameras and tonight, outrage over the senn tans. here is clayton sandell. >> reporter: tonight, outrage over the punishment given to brian kozlowski, seen here spiking his estranged wife's coffee with sleeping pills. >> reporter: kozlowski's now ex-wife says she installed cameras after she says the strange brew made her so drowsy she almost crashed her car. >> this was not a case of poisoning. i believe this was attempted murder. >> reporter: brian kozlowski admits he "inexplicably and most regrettably placed over-the-counter sleeping aids" in the coffee. he says he did it to make her too tired to "run around all night" claiming she was cheating. he says he's now seeing a psychotherapist for treatment. >> he does have a sense of remorse. >> reporter: that apparent remorse was enough to convince judge anthony viviano to sentence kozlowski to just 60 days in jail, and he can serve that time on weekends. prosecutors say h

please join in extending a warm welcome to special envoy carr. [applause] >> welcome thank you so much. what a pleasure it is to see not only great friends in the room but to partners in our mutual and most urgent struggle. i want to begin by thanking our great attorney general bill barr. how amazing is he and how amazing is this? i got to tell you -- [applause] this is an extraordinary conference. when you had the attorney general of the united states opens this conference calling anti-semitism a cancer. when you have secretary of education who concert is a bds is anti-semitism, and when you're the secretary of the treasury come shortly whose words will certainly be no less strong, and then of course i'm here to represent my boss great secretary of state mike pompeo who could not be more of a leader on the subject of fighting anti-semitism and promoting religious freedom. this kind of conflict, extraordinary as it is, could not, at a better time. we meet here today at a time of strikingly rising anti-semitism across the globe. as jonathan tobin

it was the first season for derek carr.ood through two passes, but one was for a touchdown. mike glennon is trying to be carr's back up. he looked good, a 53-yard touchdown pass helped his cause. raiders win 33-26. >>> less than 20 miles from where the raiders played in glendale, the giants played in phoenix tonight. evan longoria had a big night at the plate, including that two-run home run. he knocks in four. giants beat arizona 7-0. >> okay, if the a's are goingo point. anthe a's need to start chipping away at that lead. we go to the bottom of the 8th inning, score tied at six. chapman hits his second run of the game. it's his 29th of the season. the a's hold on to win. there he goes. 7-6. >> lots of bay area victories tonight. we're back in a moment. here's one you guys will like. show me making it. oh! i got one. the best of amy poehler. amy, maybe we could use the voice remote to search for something that you're not in. show me parks and rec. from netflix to prime video to live tv, xfinity lets you find your favorites

abc's will carr has the details. >> reporter: jessi combs seen here barreling across the desert diedhasing her dream. the 39-year-old was attempting to set a new land speed record for women trying to go faster than 512 miles per hour when she tragically crashed in oregon. her team calling 911 moments after. >> the jet, the high speed jet car that we got crashed and the pilot is fatally injured. >> reporter: in a statement her family said she left this earth driving faster than any other woman in history. widely considered the fastest woman on four wheels, in a 2013 interview with auto blog combs described the emotional conversations with her mother about the dangers involved. >> she's like, is there anything i can do. really mom, there's not anything you can do but what you can do is you can help me get my will ready. >> reporter: she posted a picture walking behind her jet-powered car. people say i'm crazy. i say thank you. authorities say the cause of the crash is under investigation. it comes as combs' boyfriend says the documentary will come out down the road detailing what happe

harvey claire, professor and author of the millionaire was a soviet mole, the twisted life of david carrill be on to talk about the history of russians influence in american politics. cassondra newby alexandra discusses the history of the first africans arriving in virginia at 400 years ago, in 1619. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. announcer: in 1979, a small network with unusual name will that a big idea, let yours make up their own minds. c-span opened the doors to us in policymaking for all to see, bringing your unfiltered content from congress and beyond. a lot has changed in 40 years. today that big ideas more

here's abc's will carr. >> reporter: tonight, some families in anguish after the largest single state immigration crackdown ever by oois ice i.c.e. agents. >> please, let him free. >> reporter: children msissippi first day of school, heartbroken after learning a parent was one of the 680 rounded up. >> i need my dad. my dad did not do nothing. he's not a criminal. >> reporter: agents raided multiple food processing plants wednesday. tonight, in an exclusive interview, we asked the acting secretary of homeland security about that raid. what would you say to that little girl? >> obviously, the impact and enforcement of law can be devastating for families. what i would say is that i.c.e. is going to go through a case by case process. if he needs that parent for care tonight, they're probably already released. >> reporter: kevin mcali unanimous tells us 40% of those detailed yesterday in that raid have been released, with parents getting top priority. all this, as 5,000 migrants remain in facilities across the country. tonight, homeland security allowing our cameras for the first time ins

>> will carr with us here in el paso.nk you. >>> when we come back, the other news this sunday night, the deadly cliff collapse. three family members killed in what was supposed to be a family celebration. and three shark attacks in two days, all at the same beach and the latest attack reported just a short time ago, in a moment. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? (door bell rings) it's ohey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can ex

>> will carr reporting tonight. thank you, will. >>> next this evening, to that high school in california facing growing outrage over that video of teenagers appearing to show a nazi salute. tonight, there are now new videos emerging, that school facing new scrutiny. and here again, matt gutman. >> reporter: those newly-surfaced videos prompting school officials just south of los angeles to expand their investigation into allegations some students engaged in acts associated with nazis and the confederacy. in one video, you can see someone holding a german flag, appearing to high step and do the "sieg heil" salute. the images emerging just days after this video, students at an off-campus banquet last november, appearing to do a "sieg heil" salute. one teen singing a german marching song associated with the nazis. the garden grove school district telling abc news it found out about that video months later, saying it "strongly condemns" the behavior and that it disciplined the students involved privately, but that it "

let's have a quick look at some of the day's other wales have handed test debuts to 0wen lane and rhys carrewarm—up game against ireland in cardiff. they are among 1a changes to the side that defeated england, with warren gatland set to name his final squad for the tournament on sunday. meanwhile — ireland head coach joe schmidt makes 11 changes to the side that was demolished by england at twickenham last weekend. ulster full—back will addison will make his first appearance for ireland since january. sally conway has picked up britain's first medal at the world judo championships in tokyo. she's won bronze in the under—70 kilo category. the 32 year—old has now won medals at all major championhips, having already made 0lympic, european and commonwealth podiums. and warrington‘s dreadful run in the superleague continues as they were comprehensively beaten 22—6 by salford. a hat trick by ken sio doing much of the damage. the wolves, who won the challenge cup at the weekend, stay second, but are now level on points with salford. that's all from sportsday. more on the bbc sport website. includin

in los angeles, will carr, abc news. >> our thanks to will carr there. >>> apple is apologizing amid-party workers to listen to siri voice recordings. >> the tech giant says the practice called grading didn't fully live up to its, quote, high ideals. the company says it's designed to improve voice recognition. apple says it will resume grading but with its own employees. also siri users will have to opt in. >> there's so many issues with these listening things. i won't even activate siri on my phone. my husband has her up, so he'll say something and she pops up and we're like, siri, mind your business. >> siri knows you for a long time now. >> i know. >> get some friends, siri. >>> when we come back, professor matthew mcconaughey. >> and why bradley cooper is looking more and more like jeff foxworthy. "the skinny" is next. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> time now for "the skinny." we are starting with matthew mcconaughey. >> that is professor mcconaughey to you. the oscar-winning actor has been a visiting instructor at the university of texas flagship campus in austin for the past

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impact you, coming up saturday morning, professor and author of the millionaire, the life of david carr. he will be on to talk about the history of russian influence and a mark in politics. in university professor cassondra alexander discusses the history of the first advocate arriving 400 years ago in 1619. watch c-span "washington journal", live as seven eastern on saturday morning, joined the discussion. ♪ >> starting now is book tv on c-span2 . . . >>> god is great too eyou congratulations on the book. >> guest: well, thank you very much. david. great to be with you. >> host: this is fun for me because i always remind our of this. the only way you remember. 25 years ago i was a

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will carr, abc news. >>> evacuations have been lifted for a brush fire that shut down a freeway in thestarted in eagle rock near the harvey drive exit this afternoon. all lanes of highway 134 were shut down as the fire jumped the freeway. the city of glendale ordered evacuations for several hours because of the fire. but forward progress has been stopped at 30 acres. >>> a foundation started by actor leonardo dicaprio is pledging $5 million in aid to the wildfire damaged amazon. today, pope francis urged people to pray for an end to the fires, calling the amazon the lungs of the planet. a u.s. based water dropping tanker is also part of the efforts. >> there's a bit of a learning curve all the way around. both for us being down here out of our typical environment, and the challenge and the education process for firefighters that have not seen this tool. >> brazil denies claims it's been slow to respond to the fires. for perspective, the fire is fir size of land between detroit and los angeles. >>> witnesses say this was a chaotic scene. the bolt of lightning injured six people, five me

jason: we spoke with reporter austin carr.who traveled to nevada to meet with an entrepreneur who is betting big on the element that could disrupt the diamond industry. >> there is a wizard behind the story, a crazy german guy. i thought it was a fake name at the beginning. he has been working on what we described as alchemizing one of the most precious metals on earth and making it into the next generation diamond. i don't know what you guys wear, but hopefully if you are wearing diamonds, he thinks that market will go kaput and his bet is to replace it with osmium. jason: who is he? >> he has a unique past. he describes himself as everything from a rockabilly singer to a serial entrepreneur to someone who has started 14 ventures. everything from an electric car company to an online tv company. he grew up in germany and have his long career in the business space but eventually got interested in commodities and got involved in gold-mining. randomly, at a commodities conference, he met this guy who we promised we would not name

eunice yoon, thank you very much >>> joining us now is miranda carr all right. the u.s.alling china a currency manipulator, a valid point or more of a political move >> definitely a political move the chinese currency has been defended they've been trying to keep it above 7 for basically all through the trade talks. so this is almost giving up defending the currency above 7 and letting it go where the market forces would take it. we think there will be long-term depreciation pressures if you let the currency go completely, then it would see a much bigger depreciation if they just stopped defending it at current levels labeling it a manipulator, it's when they stop manipulating that it goes through 7. >> you think if there's manipulati manipulation, the manipulation is on the other side, they're trying to keep it higher because the market wants to take it lower? >> yeah. you have pressures on the currency you have lower trade surplus, lower inward investment. the only thing propping up money going into china at the moment is the capital market going into equities and bond

. >>> autos pequeÑos, como el que esta en el carr.idad que le dijimos no tiene por quÉ pagar nada. >>> 15 despuÉs regresÓ el auto alquilado. y luego... un seguro y gasolina. aceptÓ un seguro para el auto. nunca le mencionaron eso. >>> es un robo descarado, no puede ser. >>> molesta nos llamÓ, porque dice que no querÍa reembolsarle el dinero. la compaÑÍa dijo que sandra firmÓ una extension de daÑos por pÉrdida. y segÚn ella nunca le informaron de eso al retirar el auto. >>> >>> y acordÓ reembolsar 200 dÓlares. >>> pedÍ ayuda a telemundo y si responde. al filmarlo usted estÁ aceptando los tÉrminos de dicho documento. puede llamar a telemundo 48 responde. noticiero de las 6 estÁ a punto de como en zar y tenemos un adelanto. >>> adelante, claudia. se va a lanzar un nuevo programa de pa tu llaj y vigilancia para evitar mÁs muertes tras los recientes tiroteos los presentamos en punto de las 6. >>> estaremos esperando, gracias claudia. >>> claro que sÍ, son temas importantes, lo vamos a abordar no se los vaya a perder. >>> lo que tiene que v

anyone who finds reading while na windy carr makes them queasy will surely advertise with how i am feeling driving skills. you're just so calm. it is my happy place. but that in particular stages very difficult. mike bushell, bbc news. mike reminds me of me when my husband is driving just holding on. i think he is far worse than that. that is all from sportsday. we'll have more at half past seven. thank you forjoining us. good evening. some turbulent weather across the uk today. torrential rain, thunderstorms and strong in places, damaging winds whipping up the waves here in cornwall. a gust of 84 miles an hour in the isle of wight is noteworthy in october what about august. the gus wiley at 50, 60 miles an hour and about august. the gus wiley at 50, 60 miles an hourand many about august. the gus wiley at 50, 60 miles an hour and many inland areas as well. tied in with this areas as well. tied in with this area of low pressure which is putting away eastwards in the north sea. 0vernight we will start to lose those stronger costs. it will not say this windy. south seaman and northern scotlan

antonio brown get on the field in a raider uniform, and no one looks forward to it more than derek carr. they address whether or not he has any limitations. >> i do not. everything with s now. his recall is incredible. no mental errors and in this offense that is not easy to do. especially when you have a day off men even as a player, you c tell he was studying because he didn't miss a beat. >> jimmy graroppolo coming off f a think guys have very talented arms, they can make every throw, and sometimes you know you can make it, but the percentage goes down. it is easier to just move to the next guy, and i think that can be a compliment or a detriment to them, too. you see that a lot and that is what practice is for. you want to go through it and test it, and i think that is a channel in practice in this day in age. doipt get the stats every day. but it is tougher when you a practice leek you did a few days ago. i'm glad that happened sometimes you can get close to that and you get fortunate on a few things instead of unlucky on a easier tacake his debut soon. more news after the break. w

and then the quarterback derek carr. >>> a quick hit, the red zone score. the raiders won it 14-3.re is your daily antonio brown update. he remains away from the team. he has some food issues. but the real story has been his use of an old helmet that is now banned by the nfl. the coach addressed the brown matter last night. >> i support the sky. i don't know what is anybody writing or what they think. this was a total accident. i know that some people are laughing at it, it really is not a laughing matter. and the helmet thing is a personal matter. he has a strong feeling about what he is wearing on his head and we supported. >> >>> the pga was in new jersey. he finally caught him at the 14th hole. and then at 16 he really charged. a bump and run. and we are done here. for the first time in 16 months. the tour championship is next month. >>> serena williams is in pain in toronto. she was forced to retire from the match with a back injury just 60 minutes into the play. that is some sportsmanship right there, to console her. >>> in front of the basket. this is britney for the wnba. s

quarterback derek carr is anxious to get brown on the practice field to start building chemistry for the regular season. >> we wish, you know, the healing process of whatever's going on will be fast, right? we want it to be fast, but at the same time you can't, you know, rush things for training camp when you know you have a season, hopefully a playoff run to think about, right? the trainers know way more than any of the players know. we just know when he does show up, we can't wait to welcome him with open arms. hopely ready and hit a run in. >>> and who says you can't learn from a rookie? 49ers veteran left tackle joe staley and nick bosa has been doing bonding at training camp. they're going head-to-head. staley wins some of the defensive drills while the rookie wins others. the two are pushing each other to get better. the nineers are impressed the old veteran staley is picking up new tricks. >> he's one of the best tackles in football because he's always doing his homework, always finding ways to get better. if you just look at a rookie and say, he can't teach me anything -- we

and derek carr only played one series. he completed both of his passes. he's happy. on defense, all over kyler murray. he completed three of eight passes and he was sacked twice. >>> time is 4:56. good news if you're a cal football fan. when football season comes around, you can cheer and have a drink in your hand. berkeley's athletic department announced this season you can buy beer and wine. students have to follow different rules. alcohol won't be allowed in the student section, even if they are over 21. and cal will be adding metal detectors as well. >>> one last workday before the weekend is here. rosemary orozco is here. >>> we're heading into the weekend. and here's a look at the events around the bay. in the east bay, the festival of globes india fair will have a wide variety of dance and food. the parade is sunday. southland mall in hayward for the zucchini festival complete with live music, arts and crafts, children's rides, and food. >> the latin jazz fest in castro valley. and in the north bay, a slice of pie at the apple fair. celebrating local chefs, fa

howie carr is a radio host, he joins us tonight.o, howie, the plan that he is outlining is, in any normal year, it would be considered the most radical thing any presidential candidate has ever proposed, from the founding of the republic until the present day, yet in this environment, it's gone without notice appeared what exactly is he calling for? >> as you said, he's calling for the nationalization of the energy industry. you know, remember, barack obama said we can't drill our way out of this. well, we have drilled our way out of it, and, you know, if we want to prove barack obama right in retrospect, will nationalize the energy industry, and then we won't be able to drill our way out of it. i mean, look at venezuela. once a prosperous country, one of the world's leading exporters of oil, more oil in the ground in saudi arabia. now, they not only export not much oil at all, but they have a blackouts all the time. i mean, that's bernie sanders view. look, he got called out by a college kid yesterday in chico, california. the kid

oming up, the twisted life of david carr.e'll be on to talk about the russia's influence in american politics. state university professor discusses the history of the first africans arriving virginia 400 years ago. in 1619. e sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. ♪ > today democratic representative seth -- announced presidential bid francisco.h in san here are his remarks. dnc.ello, thank you so much for having me here for today. and for all that you do. i have only been in this race since april. i one of the alaskan dates to in. but i couldn't be more proud of hat our team has accomplished over the last few months. we've been challenging donald weakest, as e's commander-in-chief. and showing this country that are the party of america strong overseas and safe here at home. to take backnning

will carr, thank you so much. >>> police say they're already looking into capital murder charges against the alleged gunman. abc's kyra phillips is in washington with that part of the story and what we're learning about the suspect. kyra, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. witnesses described the gunman as walking towards the walmart calmly and confidently as if on a mission. now investigators are working to determine, as you know, what motivation was driving that mission. it's unclear if he's cooperating with law enforcement right now but authorities say that the interview process is still ongoing, and that they are searching his house and social media history for answers. as you have heard earlier, sources are telling us that his goal was to, quote, shoot as many mexicans as possible, so the possibility, whit, that this massacre was racially motivated certainly is a leading theory for investigators right now. >> and kyra, you're learning more about reports of a document linked to the killer that expressed anti-immigrant views. >> reporter: right. and the el paso police chie

wales have handed test debuts to 0wen lane and rhys carre for saturday's rugby world cup warm—up gameat defeated england, with warren gatland set to name his final squad for the tournament on sunday. meanwhile, ireland head coach joe schmidt makes 11 changes to the side that was demolished by england at twickenham last weekend. ulster full—back will addison will make his first appearance for ireland since january. sally conway has picked up britain's first medal at the world judo championships in tokyo. she's won bronze in the under—70 kilo category. the 32—year—old has now won medals at all major championhips, having already made 0lympic, european and commonwealth podiums. the head coaches of the women's and men's southampton —based team for the former captain edwards is currently coach of charlotte edwards and mahela jayawardene will be head coaches of will be head coaches of the women's and men's southampton—based teams for the hundred. former england captain edwards is currently coach of kia super league side southern vipers and hampshire director of women's cricket. we've got a h

this is garner's mother, gwen carr, speaking outside police headquarters.wen: i'm still out here and out here for the long run. you come out here against me, i'm out here. and you cannot scare me away. yeah, pantaleo, you may have st your job but i lost a son january -- i'm sorry, july 17, 2014. i lost my son. you cannot replace that. you can get another job. amy: we'll be joined by eric garner's youngest daughter emerald garner after headlines. planned parenthood has withdrawn from title 10, the federal program that funds family planning services for millions of low income people as they refuse to comply with trump administration ban on abortion referrals. planned parenthood received $60 million per year on title 10 and the move could exactly 1.5 million a year who access birth control and other health services through the organization. in some states planned parenthood serves all or nearly low income patients who benefit from title 10. the so-called trump administration gag order is being legally challenged by planned parenthood in over 20 states. a feder

. >> reporter: tanya carr knew her mother mary to be a proud and feisty veteran, ready to take creditn the day in 1991 when tanya graduated college. >> done the cooking, i have done the financing, and i think that this half is mine! >> financing! i did a lot of it myself! >> this is mine! >> it's hers! i don't know a more amazing woman. you know, it sounds like a clichÉ that my mom is my hero but she really is. i'm in so much admiration to this day. self-reliant, feisty, always very self-assured. >> reporter: now, that feisty streak has come under siege, her mother had to surrender her driver's license in the wake of an alzheimer's diagnosis. >> i'd go over in the mornings before work. she'd be laying on the couch in her nightie and i'd say "what's wrong?" she says "i just don't feel good." and i think she was a little depressed. i think she just didn't feel a purpose. rather than focus on being sad about it, i focused on "what can we do for her? how can we help her?" >> reporter: town square, she says, changed all that for her mother. >> she is hilarious. she'll walk in and they'll s

not sure raiders fans wanted to hear that will we be hearing for brown himself drew rosenhaus derek carrn break it all down also be talking about. >>bay bridge series giant today's bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on and a sore back to you can have all right guys thank you very much. the step outside check it was lawrence yeah, what a beautiful evening. we've got around the bay area now the breeze has blown a bit spots so those winds to 20 miles per hour. but yeah. >>we've got some great weatherhead is a high pressure now sitting over head will bring lots of sunshine in the bay area and some hot temperatures over the next couple of days these numbers going to soar outside in fact numbers as we head into the next few days probably the hottest numbers of the season s far tomorrow afternoon we are into the triple digits in the valleys, a 106 in livermore one oh 6 in concord even hotter as we get in towards thursday that would be the peak of the heat slightly cooler on friday much cooler by the time we get the weekend we're going to be so happy to see ect... family is all together and

carr here. standing in arish milkers former headquarters makes clear just what great symbolic meaning because we have visitors from 40 different countries who admired germany for having toppled the dictatorship and for being this brave it sends a strong signal and creates hope. today roland ian is in charge of east germany's does he files he shows us the cellar where there are endless rows of them germany was able to salvage most of them making them accessible to former victims of the east german regime. andrius ross depreciates this former east german communist party members informers were not treated with leniency after the fall of the wall. but he thinks other big mistakes were made to this day many east germans feel they are not treated equally and he says it was recognized too late that eastern germany has a problem with right wing extremism and xenophobia. lost his use of this for at 1st we chanted we are the people who look to them we are one people ok which is still acceptable but when t

will the king of interceptions become the interloper the back well to be derek carr's backup will playrd knocks i'd rather watch a lot cars kid play catch. shelley maybe the raiders can wait for him way says dad. antonio brown's kid. brown's get given a few years and well that i can be ready for the pre season. the first game is today broncos and falcons but the little boy who used to play catch and send was ready to get back to work. patriots quarterback tom brady spend enough time with his 3 kids. >>i think there's a you know the last couple years has been really great for me to a standoff seasons with them in you know really philip that bucket and give them the time and support they need you know because i'm here doing my thing you how i said hold down the fort and she. has put a lot on hold over the years to support my trees and i feel like it's my responsibility has been to do the same for her. you cannot. happy when i get back to football casinos, how happy i am you know it's a great off season, but now it's time for football in. i think every one of our families prepare for >>ol

in yuma, arizona, will carr, abc news. >>> former vice president joe biden is under fire this morningng when he began speaking about education and the plight of children from poor families. critics say he made a racial distinction during his comment. >> poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids. wealthy kids. black kids. asian kids. think about it. we think now we're going to dumb it down. they can do anything anybody else can do given a shot. >> biden's campaign did not immediately address critics of the comment. >>> a heavily armed man is in custody in missouri after walking into a walmart carrying heavy weapons and 100 rounds of ammunition. >> police in springfield say the body armor-wearing 20-year-old suspect was also recording himself with a cellphone, sparking panic in the store. he was eventually held at gunpoint by an ex-firefighter until officers arrived. >>> in florida, days after a bogus threat to shoot up a walmart near tampa, a man drives a golf cart into customers at the same exact store. the suspect was caught after smashing into a cash register.

derek carr to ryan grant. papa east not around. i'll say it. touchdown. raiders. 17-0. any regrets in murray, three of 12 wasn't very good. raiders execute 33-26. >> we weathered the storm. he appears to be in great spirits. and like he is ready to get going here. that's antonio brown. we're excited about him. i'm excited. >> and the as aren't thinking much about kyleer murray. they have a pennant race to run and matt chapman is heating up. temperature mid 80s . you knew the ball was going to fly tonight. carlos correia, good-bye. matt chapman, see you. ole sen home run number two. a pair for brantley. then chapman, his second home run, four players had two home runs each. ten were hit in the game. that's a coliseum record. as are the last team standing though. 7-6 is the final. the as are 8.5 back of the astros in the west. but, just a game-and-a-half behind the rays for that wild card spot. man, i would love a hat like this in arizona. i really would. >> yeah. >> really, i would. >> is that a hot dog hat? >> it looks good on you though. >> oh thank you, better late th

this is derek carr. micah glenna got the start against the rams.d's first drive of the game. washington crashed in from seven yards out. they were leading 7-0. they drove deep into la territory. he threw it right to stephen parker, he picked it off at the goal line. that is his second interception of the game. now, nathan peterman was under center. the opening drive, he found dos for the three yard toss. the raiders when their preseason opener 14-3. just when you thought it was over, no, no, no, we have the second segment coming up. come on back. we have the baseball side, that denny's isn't just for breakfast... and steaks aren't just for dinner. and right now we can have both for less because with choice sirloin... denny's is elevating its new steak and eggs for just $10.99. it's new and it's a pretty big deal. see you at denny's! >>> we have baseball and giants business. we have one support and one step back. they went up and down with the phillies in game three of four. this little kid cannot care less. let's pick it up right here. this is bott