watch him go after chase elliott here. oh, yeah. >> it's a contest. >> just a couple of corners left. gaughan, a little gap. does he have enough? >> you got him. >> final corner. tag liani tagliani, on the charge. it's going to be a race all the way to the checkered flag. >> go all the way to the line. checkered flag is out. brendan gaughan has won the gardner denver 200 race. >> whoo! >> thank you so much. >> there were three or four times during this race, i didn't even think gaughan would even finish. a great race. >> 98 times he's gone to the green flag, but the first time he's going to take home the trophy. >> what does this mean to you? >> it's been a lot of years since we've been in victory lane. i want to thank these guys. it's a good day. all i want to say. >> overcome with emotion. you can see how much this means to him and the whole team. >> going to be fun. >> they've won the camping world series eight times, but this is the first time in the nationwide series. again, road america, what a race. >> glad you saw

elliott. this is my present course of life must be any special morning work at home or abroad needs to be done before nine. the mission comes under my care again. 1030 through coke 1:30 they offered to work in general. it o'clock to 6:00 p.m. the parochial care and hospital wo work. leave the metaphysics to tom which is his son. eight to 11 p.m., letters and other writings. and also preparations for sunday's sermon. the other aspect we would like to talk about in the collection is something directly related to the university. this item here is from the inauguration of the university from april, 1857. even though the university was founded in 1853 the inauguration happened in 1857. so, this is just a printed inauguration program and it includes remarks by billy at. with a degree of pleasure that i cannot adequately express any feelings of and gratitude to him without his blessings then can thrive and i welcome you here to stay to take part in the inaugural exercises of washington university. th

, they need to get help, they feel in any way that they might have another elliott. clayton sandell abc news, den search. >> our thanks to clayton sandell. and if you have questions or want more information, go to our website abcnews.com. >> we turn to washington state. tonight they face burglary charges. here's abc news's ryan owens. >> reporter: you're watching two young women prowling outside the washington governor ears office. police say they climbed inside and sat at his conference table and decided to grab some souvenirs. a native american blanket. a bottle of wine and even this hat on the way out the door. authorities say the women were captured by ten security cameras. the police say they never saw them come in, throwing loot out the window or making their escape. >> it should tell washington we got to tighten up security here. >> reporter: police arrested 22-year-old emily huntzicker and 29-year-old rachel kamiya allegedly finding that hat taken during the break-in and other items in huntzicker's car after she was pulled over for speeding. tonight both wome

my son caused so much pain and suffering for so many families. >> you did not think that elliott wasidal or certainly not homicidal. >> that's no way i thought that this boy could hurt a flea. i mean, this is -- this is the most unbelievable thing, barbara. what i don't get is we didn't see this coming at all. >> did you know that he was sick? >> no. this is the american horror story. or the world's horror story. when you have somebody who, on the outside, is one thing and on the inside is something completely different and you don't see it. >> and i'll tell you, dan, this is a man who has to live with the fact that he is mourning a son who he loved but one who did such evil things. >> an amazing story. barbara walters, thank you very much. we appreciate it. for more of her interview, don't miss this special edition of [dramatic music] ♪ >> hey! what's up? how are ya, baby? what's happening? what up? what up? what up? what's happening? what's up? hey. hey. hey. hey. hey. >> cedric! >> ah, there she is. >> i'm back. i'm back. >> all right. what's happening, cuz? >> hi. hi. >> yeah. >>

and chase elliott had to pit. no tires, top it off with fuel, get that motor breathing again. >> and wa >> well, interesting that some stayed. some didn't. the skies are brightening. >> i like the idea of having fuel, for sure. >> especially if we go overtime. >> yes, what we've seen here in the past. >> and a restart coming on a wet track. >> uh-huh. >> not done yet, the twisted plot of this one for sure. back to road america for the restart. and 10 cinnamon sticks that's 17 bucks worth of food! for $8.99 when you carry out. but ycan believe it, because i'm telling you it's true. and i'm a celebrity! quikrete is easy ♪ i'm a loving husband and a real good dad ♪ ♪ but weeds just make me rattlesnake mad ♪ ♪ well roundup has a sharp-shootin' wand ♪ ♪ i'm sendin' them weeds to the great beyond ♪ ♪ roundup yeha! [ whip cracks ] ♪ ♪ no need to pump, just point and shoot ♪ ♪ hit 'em in the leaves, and it kills to the root ♪ ♪ 'round fences, trees, even mulched beds ♪ ♪ 'cause the only good weed is a weed that's dead ♪ ♪

elliott?st: so, to clarify, the testing rules that are being impermanent in colorado right now are obligations that the marijuana businesses have to ensure public safety to their customers. first of all, they are having to test for potency. that is already required. the piece that is coming out is turned to launch on july 1. it is about testing for harmful contaminants. mold, mildew, residual solvents. there's more on that list. er's question about drug testing for employers and employees and this whole issue about driving an impaired is a really tricky issue. many people have wanted -- we are all trying to regulate marijuana like alcohol. but with drug testing, it becomes more tricky. i am an attorney, not a scientist. i will play the little i know. without alcohol, it is the amount that is in your blood, and they is paid at the same time. when you are no longer in your blood, it is no longer your body. when you're done being impaired with marijuana, it is still in your body. if you do a drug

of the father of elliott rodger. the 22-year-old that killed four last month.peaking with barbara walters rodger says he was shocked by the violence and didn't see it coming. >> my son caused so much pain and suffering for so many families >> this father of a mass murderer says he's living a nightmare. . >> i think of those young men, young women that have died and are injured. and terrorized. and my son did that. >> peter rodger, the father of elliott rodger opening up with barbara walters >> when you wake up in the morning what do you think? >> it's a reverse nightmare situation. i go to sleep. i might have a nice dream, then, i wake up and it's the truth of what happened dawns on me. is that my son was a mass murderer. >> rodger says he never knew his son was capable of mass killing. >> there is no way i knew he could go on a killing spree. we didn't see this coming. >> elliott outlined his plan to kill in a chilling 137 page manifesto called "my twisted world". minutes before, he e mailed the plot to mental health professionals and parents. they rushed to s

elliott rodgers died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.rview airs friday on "20/20." mary bruce, abc new, los angeles. >> thank you, mary. the detroit boy who went missing for 12 days and turned up in his own basement its out of the hospital. police are not allowing the boy speak to his parents. officers say a pvc pipe with blood on it was taken from the home as part of the investigation. the stepmother has been arrested for a probation violation. unrelated to the case. and two young children who lived at the house were removed and placed with protective services. >> heavy rains and flooding have combined to close off on a minnesota town to the general public. residents of lakeland, minnesota a. louden by foot or atv the most basements are filled with water and sand. in st. paul, the mississippi crested at levels not seen since 2001. now worried the strong wind this weekend will bring down trees, loosened by those floodwaters. >>> president obama is promising federal help to flood stricken communities in minnesota. the president hosted a t

23rd when elliott rodger opened fire in the town of isla vista, killing six people near the university of california at santa barbara. martinez has been outspoken about gun control since the shootings. yesterday he met with rodger's father for the first time. there were no cameras at the meeting, but both men say they plan to work together so other families don't suffer the same way they are. a private plane crash killed seven people, including the owner of the new york nets and the philadelphia inquirer. lewis katz and his fellow fliers had flown from new jersey to boston for an event. they had just taken off on their return flight saturday evening, when the plane caught fire and crashed. former pennsylvania governor ed rendell says, katz had invited *him on that trip... but he was unable to attend, and that's why he's alive. a woman in florida was rushed to the hospital after she was bitten by a shark. 22-year old jessica vaughn was tubing with a group of friends near fort lauderdale sunday afternoon. while she was in the water, she says the shark's fin hit her... then she was attack

peter rodger the father of elliott rodger naur uc near santa barbara last month. this is the first of its kind conversation. >> i can not describe the feelings. >> it's the first time that the mass murderer's parents ever have spoken up. illustrate extremely difficult for himit is extremely difficul. >>reporter:he's opening up what he call as reverse nightmare. >> i wake up and slowly the truth of what happened dawns on me. that is that my son is a mass murderer. >>reporter:he tells walters she suspected that he was suicidal. but not homicidal. >> we didn't see this coming. they tried to get him help. they called the police that never saw what may have been clues in elliott's room. >> if they opened the door in the bedroom. in the bedroom was an arrest nationaarsenal ofguns. >>reporter:his violent spree was already well underway before they read his manifesto. >> think of those that died and injured and terrorized. and my son did that. >>reporter:elliott died that night of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. walters asks how he mourns his son. if

his son elliott went on a violent rampage killing six and injuring 13. he promised in a written manifesto a day of retribution. he didn't think his son could hurt a flea. >> how would you describe elliott? >> he was far from evil. something happened to him. i think he became mentally ill. what i don't get is we didn't see this coming at all. >> they were from the bay area. >> the state is taking steps to file more charges against for profit colleges. attorney general kamla harris ordered corinthian college to tell the students about the company's poor financial health. she owns shield, wio tech and recent ads are misleading and this afternoon the state department of veterans affairs has barred schools from accepting gi bill money. >> team usa does not wait until tuesday. abc 7 is the only place to watch the saturday world cup matches. chile at 9:00 followed by columbia and uruguay. espn is carrying sunday's matches live. at 9:00, the netherlands versus mexico and at 1:00, costa rica and greece. >> the booming business of high tech security. more and more

>> elliott, clearly isil, the territory they have is spreading. the safety of oil assets, until now, we were told were safe. what is your understanding of how safe oil production in iraq is right now? isthe refinery in the north the largest in the country and the government said it it has managed to beat back attempts by the insurgents to take over the refinery. so far, reports, the second largest producer, have largely been unaffected. to complicate matters further, the northern part, the kurdish region tom has been exporting what out the blessing of the central government judge the kurdish region, has been exporting without the blessing of the central government. lovel, there is little lost. no relation between the two. back in a time when the british ruled in of the parts, there was a pipeline. those days are long gone. >> elliott document thank you for joining us. joining us from tel aviv. let's turn our attention to a brighter subject. tennis. it is day one of wimbledon. caroline hyde has a look. caroline? andy murray will be playing in centr

elliott? guest: so, to clarify, the testing rules that are being impermanent in colorado right now are obligations that the marijuana businesses have to ensure public safety to their customers. first of all, they are having to test for potency. that is already required. the piece that is coming out is turned to launch on july 1. it is about testing for harmful contaminants. mold, mildew, residual solvents. there's more on that list. er's question about drug testing for employers and employees and this whole issue about driving an impaired is a really tricky issue. many people have wanted -- we are all trying to regulate marijuana like alcohol. but with drug testing, it becomes more tricky. i am an attorney, not a scientist. i will play the little i know. without alcohol, it is the amount that is in your blood, and they is paid at the same time. when you are no longer in your blood, it is no longer your body. when you're done being impaired with marijuana, it is still in your body. if you do a

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his son elliott went on a violent rampage killing six and injuring 13. he promised in a written manifesto a day of retribution. he didn't think his son could hurt a flea. >> how would you describe elliott? >> he was far from evil. something happened to him. i think he became mentally ill. what i don't get is we didn't see this coming at all. >> they were from the bay area. >> the state is taking steps to file more charges against for profit colleges. attorney general kamla harris ordered corinthian college to tell the students about the company's poor financial health. she owns shield, wio tech and recent ads are misleading and this afternoon the state department of veterans affairs has barred schools from accepting gi bill money. >> team usa does not wait until tuesday. abc 7 is the only place to watch the saturday world cup matches. chile at 9:00 followed by columbia and uruguay. espn is carrying sunday's matches live. at 9:00, the netherlands versus mexico and at 1:00, costa rica and greece. >> the booming business of high tech security. more and more

elliott is following the story.oss would seem to reinforce kerry's concern that iraq's very survival is at stake. >> it would, mark. another humiliating loss for the iraqi army. they managed to beat off the insurgents in the last couple of weeks, but finally the militants won through last , the nd in an agreement iraqi soldiers were bus thed out, marking eat humiliating retreat. it is the biggest refinery in iraqi, and there have been records of shortages in the occurredic region. it is symbolic and paints another part of this picture that kerry was trying to show to iraqi leaders as he was bashing heads together in baghdad yesterday to say look, this is really an urgent situation. you really need to sort this out. >> the very future of iraq depends on choices that will be made in the next days and weeks , and the future of iraq depends primarily on the ability of iraq's leaders to come together and take a stand united against ice i will -- isil. not next week or next month, but now. >> and kerry said the u.s. asset

his son elliott went on a violent rampage killing six and injuring 13. he promised in a written manifesto a day of retribution. he didn't think his son could hurt a flea. >> how would you describe elliott? >> he was far from evil. something happened to him. i think he became mentally ill. what i don't get is we didn't see this coming at all. >> they were from the bay area. >> the state is taking steps to file more charges against for profit colleges. attorney general kamla harris ordered corinthian college to tell the students about the company's poor financial health. she owns shield, wio tech and recent ads are misleading and this afternoon the state department of veterans affairs has barred schools from accepting gi bill money. >> team usa does not wait until tuesday. abc 7 is the only place to watch the saturday world cup matches. chile at 9:00 followed by columbia and uruguay. espn is carrying sunday's matches live. at 9:00, the netherlands versus mexico and at 1:00, costa rica and greece. >> the booming business of high tech security. more and more

. >> let's bring in elliott gotkine. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i think elliott can hear us. i am not sure if elliott can hear us. >> i can hear you. >> fantastic. >> you have been taking the mood on the ground. tell us how the executives of the aviation industry are feeling right now. ceo isn tell you the at thely speaking opening session. they are really pulling out all the stops from the mind-boggling airport which has just opened. rising to 50 million next year. two last night with a waterfall tumbling down from the ceiling. close to chance to get movers and shakers in the aviation industry. they are celebrating 100 years of civil aviation. a lot of them have let their guard down in the last few hours. i have been chatting with the freshfaced ceo. he was telling me about his recent encounter with barack obama. everyone was here. the industry seems to be in pretty good shape. delivery ofpecting the superjumbo very soon. delayed as they fine tune certain issues. the fact he had a minor car crash before this event as well. not everything is going completely to plan. the mis

rod ger elliott is your son he is dead. how do you mourn a child that others villify? >> it's very, very hard after reading the journal, i had a lot of anger for him. i my my job now is trying to replace anger with love and forgiveness but i'm haunted by this disease, this human being that changed and became something else. >> the father of adam lanza now says there are times he wishes his son had nef been born. do you ever feel that way? >> that is a really varied question. i -- it's a loaded question, barbara. part of me says yes. the reason is because he did an awful a lot of harm to young men and young women that didn't deserve to die. my son did it. >> you can see the entire interview tonight at 10:00 on a special edition of "2020" here on abc7. >>> a pentagon official says the u.s. started flying armed drones over baghdad to protect u.s. civilians in the iraqi capitol. baghdad being threatened by sunni militants. four teams are now in baghdad to advice and assist iraqi counter terrorism forces. >> the head of bank of america's commodity's division predicts gas pr

elliott gotkine covering the situation in iraq. 100 and hasturning no intention of retiring.talian car maker has set huge targets for the next two years. mgus bennett now reports. >> a century ago, italian brothers set out to build cars both beautiful and fast, cars designed for motor racing as well as the road to rig it 100 years later, maserati's plans are even more ambitious. they are aiming to lift sales nearly fivefold by 2018, a tough task but they are all intact to do so. maserati doubled sales last year and is set to do the same again. good news for their owners who need to counter poor sales figures out of europe. eyeing the growing asian and u.s. markets, introducing six new models including this one named after one of the founding brothers. >> the united states is still our biggest market. toxpect the united states account at the end of the year for a third of our global sales. china and the asian pacific region is the second strongest center of gravity for our business. back a couple of years, we sold 800 cars in these markets in a year. right now we are selling t

elliott gotkine has more. things seemingly going from bad to worse in iraq. >> it does seem that way. since the insurgents took most of iraq's second biggest city, they have used it as a springboard to capture more territory. over on about four towns the weekend and now control a swathe of iraq. they should be able to keep open supply lines to what is now their frontline to take more territory away for the government to be formed. >> there is no guarantee any government will be able to bolster to the extent they will be a will to be back the rebels. >> how are they managing to defend the country? >> the iraqis say they have theged to defend it against breakaway rebels. crude shipments exports from iraq have not really been disrupt did. -- disrupted. the kurdish reason to the north thebeen exporting without government's permission. seemstest shipment of oil to be sold to none other than israel. that's something they don't want to be seeing and certainly not something the united states is seeking to encourage. g

. >>> the world knows elliott roger as the evil shooting killing 16 and wounding 13 others, but peter elliott on his shooting spree in california, and his father never thought that he was capable of doing what he did. >> there's no way i thought that this boy could hurt a flea. this is the most unbelievable thing. >> we didn't see this many coulding at all. >> -- we didn't see this coming at all. >> and you can watch that interview here on 6abc. >>> they say actor shia labeouf taken out after theater for being disorderly and yelling obscenities at a performance at studio 54 in manhattan, saying that labeouf used obscene language interfering with the show. a spokesman says that labeouf was disruptive during act ies cou -- act i, and then taken out. >>> and a california family says a live-in nanny they hired would not move out. diane stretton moved in in march after responding to a crays -- craigslist haed. and she will not move out and it would go through august and until they keeping a bike lock ♪ >> you can expect to see more drivers on the road this july 4th holiday. aaa says almost

elliott gotkine joining us from doha. with less than two weeks ago until the world cup, you can use bloomberg's 2014 tournament predictions. it allows users to create their own bracket divisions. you can find that on our website, bloomberg.com. >> it is the german investor and incubator credited with putting berlin's tech scene on the map. now, rocket may be nearing and ipo that could value it at $4 billion. here with more is hans nichols. more on the brothers behind the dot clone companies. >> good morning. 4 billion euros is a lot of money. but put this in a context of what some of the san francisco startups are facing. whatsapp for $17 billion. it is the difference in what this company is. this company is an accelerator. it finds good ideas in the states or elsewhere and helps incubate them here in germany and latin america and asia. that is no small task. and say,challenge them you are just a clone, they always have the answer. yes, but. the but part of it is, it is very difficult translating consumer models to differ

theriend elliott roosevelt third.ed members of the diplomatic corps and military allied friends. and most of all, the veterans who are here with us today. to read distinct honor my grandfather dwight eisenhower 's order of the day on d-day. some of you veterans may well remember this note will stop and to offer a few read comments. day, d-day, the june 6, 1944. soldiers, sailors, airmen of the allied expeditionary force, you are about to embark on a great crusade, toward which we have striven these many months. the eyes of the world are upon you. in the company of our brave allies and brothers on other fronts, you will bring about the destruction of the german war machine, hear any over the oppressed people of europe, and security for ourselves in the free world. your task will not be easy. well-equipped, battle hardened, and will fight savagely. this is the year 1944. much has happened since the nazi triumphs of 1940 and 1941. the united nations have inflicted great defeats in open battle, man to man. our air efficie

and elliott missed that experience.porter: for nearly a decade gary triano's friends and family waited and hoped for an answer. >> as time went by and there weren't any arrests, what'd you think? "maybe i'm wrong about pam? maybe this'll never be solved?" >> no. i think part of me thought that in time it would all be found out and that it just wasn't time yet. >> reporter: and detectives waited, too. until one day in 2005 when a tip came in from two thousand miles away. coming up -- >> i helped you on something that was beyond what anybody else in the world would probably do. >> reporter: secret tapes are about to turn a cold case piping hot. >> the tapes turned out to be a goldmine. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain. this is humira helping me lay the groundwork. this is humira helping to protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten yea

like the deputies in santa barbara who didn't know about elliott roger's legal gun purchases and had not seen his alarming gun postings weeks before his rampage. they missed his true murderous intentions. here they respond to hundreds of mental health calls every month. the goal, not arrest, but involuntary mental health first aid. to get a troubled individual past the potential explosion point and into treatment. >> we do know that we've intervened where potentially there could be violent acts perpetrated. >> violent acts like the guns and explosives ambush a man threatened against the police. this time the father had gotten a court order, the guns never went off, the son remains in outpatient treatment. >> we thought it would be good if we could do this collaboratively >> reporter: the new law, plus unprecedented data sharing by every law enforcement and mental health stakeholder in pima county, aims to make the next jared loughner far less likely to slip through the cracks. >> right now, today, yes, absolutely, there would have been intervention. >> reporter: no guarantee against

elliott's patients. it looks normal.xam shows a hidden cancer, one that was eventually removed. kaplan's exam was clean with no further reviews. >> i think 3-d mammography is a thing of the future. i think if women get the message they're going to get a mammog m mammogram, they should make it count. >> right now the 3-d exam may not be covered by insurance and may include a $50 to $75 charge. and detecting a woman's tumor earlier using 3-d mammography does not mean she'll be less likely to die from breast cancer. for that, further research is needed. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> some fishermen here in new york city made a dangerous catch. they hauled in a baby great while shark near queens on sunday and spotted another one, a 10-footer circling the rear of their boat. now, the guys tagged the baby shark and pit it back in the water. and on saturday a great white tried to take a bite out of a boat off the coast of new jersey. >>> now, you might expect to see jaws in the ocean but not on the soccer field. a worl

july 7th to turn in any signatures, though we've been informed at the meeting by the mayor and jason elliott that the unions have said that they are not going to move forward with their ballot measure, but just note that it's still there. and if -- >> they don't have the signatures, can it still get on the ballot? >> no. >> it will still be there. it has one more ballot cycle that it could get signatures. >> oh, okay. >> so, that means there could be some strategic tactics in keeping it filed. so, yes. so, if they do not turn in signatures, that doesn't necessarily mean that it cannot be on the ballot again. but if they do not turn in signatures the second time around, then it is officially pulled. so, with that, i think commissioner dwight, i'd like to know if there are any words that you or anything you would like to share from the meeting at all. >> i think i would just like to commend both the mayor and his staff, especially jason elliott who has been very busy and diligent on the -- well, all of thea issues, but especially the one that i've been most involved in, which is minimum wage,

i am honored to introduce our final speaker today, elliott toby roosevelt, elliott roosevelt the thirdas a fighter pilot in the air force reserve. completing service, he entered business in his families investment firm. he earned a ba degree from stanford university with honors and an mba from harvard business school. he is married with a one-year-old son who is in the audience and a three week old daughter who is also here. his beautiful family is in the front row. thank you for being with us today. toby, the podium is yours. [applause] >> i would like to say thank you to the friends of the national world war ii memorial for being with me here today and to the audience for being here to commemorate the 70th anniversary of d-day. on june 6, 1944, i, of course, had not been born. my father was seven years old, and it is likely that if he had not yet gone to bed on a ranch in southwest texas, he listened to his father pray for the country he loved. the landing at normandy represents the pledge of liberty to the world, where people reaffirm that great cost -- reaffirmed at great cost the

like the case of elliott rogers, the troubled young man who went on a deadly rampage last month, near the university of california santa barbara. mike taibbi has more on how authorities there are relying on a combination of tools to identify people who may be near the breaking point. >> reporter: a troubled woman whose identity we've obscured is gently escorted from her home, no handcuffs. she had stopped taking her meds and she's been getting worse. tossing away all her belongings, sitting outside naked and issuing threats, which the neighbor didn't take all that seriously. in tucson, the pima county sheriff's department mental health team take reports serious. >> it's truly a job right now for her not to commit suicide. >> they move. and now armed with everything known about a subject -- >> paranoid and delusional when not on her meds. >> reporter: a new arizona law says the individual can be brought in voluntarily to a mental health crisis response center without a warrant or court order or visible evidence of danger. >> are we preventing crime? i think we are. >> reporter: if they

elliott gotkine went to the biggest nonthermal desalinization plant to find out.acts enough drinking water from seawater to fill 172 olympic sized swimming pools. >> we get a huge amount of water to supply the needs of 2.5 million people in israel. ide, is the ceo of which built the plant. >> without this plant, you would not be able to finish summer with water in the tap. >> at the core are these massive membranes. sea water is forced again them at high pressure. that is not all. these are the pretreatment pools where the floating elements as they are politely known are separated from seawater which goes on to the desalination process. it is also a spot to give you a real sense of the scale of this enormous plant. first, theyrld's look to become more common. in 2013, the global desalination -- by 2015 a could rise to $18 billion. an israeli startup sees the best desalination opportunities in industry and says its technology is leagues ahead. >> we work at much higher efficiency. we waste a lot of less water. we greatly reduce the energy consumption. its technolog

elliott gotkine reports. >> in star trek it was known as a tri-quarter.that fits in the palm of your hand. it analyzes chemical properties of materials using light. >> by analyzing how light bounces off the subject, it can identify cheese. it works on tomatoes and even pills. >> i am going to go for the blue one. >> it illuminates the actual pill and sends the properties to the cloud back. work ones not yet random objects, such as my shopping. only items that are ready on its system. >> we wanted to create the world's largest database. what does that mean? it means we scan every piece of property that is out there. all of us can start understanding better the world around us. >> are we going to see the future of people walking around supermarkets and zapping a tomato to see if they are right or sweet? >> i can imagine people walking andnd the supermarket knowing if it is sweet or not before they put it in the bag. >> the final frontier is to get everyectrometer into internet-connected device. it is certainly the right size. >> this is it. >> it goes insid

elliott gotkine has a more. that's a lot to catch up on i guess.n.have not the first time an iranian president has set foot inside of turkey since 1996. i suppose the big issue is you players big regional would often diverted abuse and they often step on each other's toes. you have the already that backing the regime of us sought a you have turkey on the other side trying to unseat him. yesterday, all that seem to be forgotten. it was all smiles and handshakes met and held a joint press conference with mr. rouhani called the meeting a turning point in the relationship adding we have decided to improve relations gas, oil, and electricity even though there are some snacks. -- snags. it is the prize that turkey pays for a radiant gas. they plan to file a complaint over the price. they want to buy more gas and want cheaper gas. they want a trading relationship. their town by doubling trade 2 next year if the sanctions against iran are lifted. it is something described as unfair. >> yeah. goingo me about how it is to impact relations with others? clearl

. -- let's bring in elliott gotkine. john kerry is on the ground for a second day. in a kurdish city. he is pushing for more inclusive central government. that seems to be a key involvement. >> certainly, the main reason that while he has gone to the kurdish region in the north of iraq and meeting with kurdish leaders. and press upon them the best way to deflate support for this insurgency is by forming a more inclusive, central government that will govern the interest of all shiites and she is and kurds. and kurds and will be remaining the curse that you as condition is one that does not support or in favor of a breakaway -- and will remain the 's -- u.s. the u condition is one that does not support in favor of a breakaway. the militants after a two-week battle, they captured the oil refinery. the largest in the north of the country after the militants, the remaining soldiers will be busse d out. another humiliating defeat for military.e -- iraqi >> why our investors not worried more? latest reason why prices are lower today seems to iraqta coming out from an the o

isailure to pay elliott still a default because they never agreed to restructure in the first place. they still have their original contract that says, "you always this money." >> they have been in default for 13 years. they actually have until july 30 for a real default. there is a 30 day grace period. they have about one month to halfing associations go forward. , ifunit of elliott has said they can show that good progress has been made in these talks, they may be willing to consider the effects of the ruling are delayed. argentina could make the payment by july 30. >> thank you so much. european union leaders have chosen the former luxembourg prime minister to become the 28 block president. he still needs to be confirmed by the european parliament. taking over from josÉ manuel. that vote is set for july 16. this week on political capital, in a rare interview, al talks with president obama's economic advisor. here is his take on the overall economy. >> 4% for the -- >> you look for the more current indicators. manufacturing, autos, consumer confidence, housing. for months now of 20

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were joined by elliott for the latest.e seeing progress from the iraqind military -- military? >> weird warplanes and tanks all dissenting on tikrit. very symbolic place for whoever is holding up, be at the rebels or iraqi government. he security iraq forces, they seem to have cleared them from the central town as well. rebranded the islamic state. it has been impeded by the improvised explosive devices they have been scattering across the city. that has been slowing the part of the iraqi military. they seem confident they will retake tikrit. a stagingthem to have , whichd go retake mosul fell to the rebels earlier this month. a quick word on the rebranding of isi l, they've changed their name to the islamic state. they declare their leader is the new leader of all jihadi groups are on the world and say all other jihadi groups are nonpoint and should submit to the islamic state. >> features over the weekend of .ussian jets talk about the relationship and how that is evolving. >> this is interesting. we are the new the u.s.

elliott gotkine joins us now. fifa to hold a full investigation. >> very much so. if the money is talking, it is the corporate sponsors without whom event's like the world cup aren't going to generate the kind of money they do, then fee going to act when they are calling for action. what they are saying is that fifa needs to carry out a thorough investigation and publish the findings as well. the allegations emerged in the sunday times, talking about the most senior qatari football official allegedly paying bribes to get more votes for the to host the 2022 world cup. the latest allegations say he has a $5 million slush fund, that he helped use the influence of qatari royals to broker-deals in exchange for getting more support for qatar's right to host the 2022 world cup. the qataris and i any impropriety. deny any impropriety. he said that he had nothing to respond about. sponsors think that something needs to be done. sony expects fifa to adhere to its principles of ethics and fair play. adidas says the negative tenor of the public debate around fifa is neither go

wong and his friends, george chen and james hong, both from san jose were stabbed to death by elliott roger. tonight's memorial took place in fremont where the campus of wong's alma-mater is located. his mother remembered him as a a -- as an affection gnat young man with a promising future ahead. >> i am missing you, your arms around my neck, my shoulders, holding my hands, hugging me. >> wong was planning on returning to fremont to spend his summer break in the bay area. >>> in southern california, the fathers of killer elliott roger and christopher michaels martinez met privately today. a family spokesperson for one of the fathers say film producer peter roger and richard martinez spoke for the first time since the masacre. no media or cameras were present. martinez has been an outspoken critic in the nation's gun laws in the days following his son's killing. >>> there will be extra police at an oakland elementary school tomorrow morning. this after a parent is accused of attacking a 19-year-old girl with a hammer on friday in a laugh tie yet -- lafayette elementary bathroom. both a

wong and his friends, george chen and james hong, both from san jose were stabbed to death by elliott roger. tonight's memorial took place in fremont where the campus of wong's alma-mater is located. his mother remembered him as a a -- as an affection gnat young man with a promising future ahead. >> i am missing you, your arms around my neck, my shoulders, holding my hands, hugging me. >> wong was planning on returning to fremont to spend his summer break in the bay area. >>> in southern california, the fathers of killer elliott roger and christopher michaels martinez met privately today. a family spokesperson for one of the fathers say film producer peter roger and richard martinez spoke for the first time since the masacre. no media or cameras were present. martinez has been an outspoken critic in the nation's gun laws in the days following his son's killing. >>> there will be extra police at an oakland elementary school tomorrow morning. this after a parent is accused of attacking a 19-year-old girl with a hammer on friday in a laugh tie yet -- lafayette elementary bathroom. both a

elliott gotkine joining us there live from tel aviv.ing up, carney's -- carney is about to speak on his u-turn on interest rates. >> as we head to break, let's get you today's "the pulse" number. $54 million. the second highest price for a monet piece. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. you are watching "the pulse." -- shares are rising today and hitting a five-year high. talks of the possible deal are dead. abe plans to shoot his third arrow today. he will formally unveil the details of abenomics. governor isand about to testify before parliament treasury committee. lawmakers will question him about his recent change of town on interest rates. >> but we are expecting from dr. carney. >> some people are calling this a moment where his credibility comes into question. flip-flopping from the unemployment rate, you have caught up with mike. aboutis going to be clarity, -- communication, clarity. normalization will come before the end of his tenure. the cafferty talking about how it is prudent to remove stimulus. -- the got a text areas people i

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elliott, the u.s. is getting more involved, but reluctantly, yes?bit of an understatement, mark. one hardly on his promise to undo president bushes adventure in the middle east. now, in the face of these gains made by insurgents in islamic states of iraq and the love have felt compelled to act. they will deploy up to 300 special operations forces. they will not all be deployed to time --d, at the same with a won't be doing is going into iraq in the same way that they did in the iraqi war. forces will not be returning to combat in iraq. we will help iraqis as they take the fight to terrorists who threaten the iraqi people, the region and american interests as well. the ground and no airstrikes either, which is what the iraqi prime minister had been hoping for. no new iraq war for the u.s., but it still may be keen on a regime change? by militaryough not means, according to the new york times, the u.s. has been discreetly encouraging other shiites and -- in the upper echelons to try to get into government. he is seen as a bit of a divisive character,

let's head out to tel aviv with elliott gotkine. >> good morning.r and ceo of iron source. great to have you. tells about what you do in terms of helping companies distribute and monetize software. howdy do that? >> if you think about software developers, their main is to get to users and effectively deliver their product to users. if they want to become a business at some point they need to find a business model to transform a kadant into a business. -- from a product into a business. helping developers concentrate on developing great products and we help them with the rest. distribution, delivery, and monetization. >> 1/3 of attempts to download software do not work. numbers are amazing. about 30% or 40% of software installations will fail, depending on different geographies for various reasons. security, operating system, and configuration. thosempanies developing products would not know about it because they do not have the analytic tools and the delivery platform to know what is causing the problem and be able to solve it. >> when i get told to

elliott got kin in tel aviv. >> today at least the world cup kicks off in brazil.tes lean toward golf and likely to be chewed into the opening round of the u.s. open which is the second major event of the year. u.s. tv viewership is expected to be down again this man gosm's top star tiger woods is missing. because of injury. i had the chance to sit down with the golfing legend gary player for an exclusive interview and he won his u.s. open title almost 50 years ago. he got into healthy diet and exercise for his professional longevity. >> i wouldn't change anything. i was a hard worker. i achieved things that i never thought i would -- well, i was always very optimistic. but when you think of what i achieved, far beyond what i've expected. >> and led you to nine majors. and led you to nine senior majors which not a lot of people know or focus on. but you said to me gary before we started chatting, that winning the grand slam, which you won in both, it's actually harder. winning it in the senior tour. why is that? >> well, people are amazed when i say that. and i alw

joining us now from washington is democratic congressman from new york's 16th district elliott engle, the ranking member on the house foreign affairs committee. thank you for joining me. i am still in disbelief that dick cheney recorded that video and made that op-ed. what was your reaction to it? >> well, in new york we have one word for it and that's called huts ba. >> i guess that's a word for it. >> i gets that's unmitigated gall would be the translation. you said it right, the incursion in iraq has been the worst strategic blunder since world with a ii and predicated on a lie, false information and it took the lives of thousands of americans, blood and money beyond belief dick cheney thinks he can now give advice or point fingers at this president makes me scratch my head. it's absolutely unbelievable. >> congressman, we know the president is meeting with congressional leadership about the very issue of what to do in iraq. while there does not seem to be a good option, there seems to be a consensus that something needs to be done. what do you think that thing is? >> that's what t