jody! jody! talk to me. i just yelled down there. >> but no response.grabbed a flashlight and flagged down a motorist who came here to the palisades interstate parkway police station. lieutenant walter seary was on duty. >> until he came through the door it was a very quiet night. then all hell broke loose. >> the frantic man was telling them a woman had fallen from the lookout above and that her husband was waiting for help. the police called in michael chiofi, an experienced climber. >> i was there as a rescue mission. i thought she was alive. >> he began to lower himself off the side of the cliff where the woman's husband said she had fallen. about ten feet down he caught sight of a ledge. >> i minute i got to the ledge i observed the purse, i think two credit cards. >> on a ledge ten feet down. >> right. >> it was what he didn't see that confused him. there was no sign that the woman's body had also hit that ledge or any part of the cliffs. >> nothing. no blood, no hair, no clothing, no fibers, no skin. >> by that point, officer walter seary had arr

jody! jody! talk to me. i just yelled down there. >> but no response. he grabbed a flashlight and flagged down a motorist who came here to the palisades interstate parkway police station. lieutenant walter seary was on duty. >> until he came through the door it was a very quiet night. then all hell broke loose. >> the frantic man was telling them a woman had fallen from the lookout above and that her husband was waiting for help. the police called in michael chiofi, an experienced climber. >> i was there as a rescue mission. i thought she was alive. >> he began to lower himself off the side of the cliff where the woman's husband said she had fallen. about ten feet down he caught sight of a ledge. >> i minute i got to the ledge i observed the purse, i think two credit cards. >> on a ledge ten feet down. >> right. >> it was what he didn't see that confused him. there was no sign that the woman's body had also hit that ledge or any part of the cliffs. >> nothing. no blood, no hair, no clothing, no fibers, no skin. >> by that point, officer walter seary had

stephen, did you kill your wife jody? >> i did not hurt jody. >> did you throw her off the palisades? >> i did not. i did not. i didn't hurt jody. i didn't push her. i didn't cause her to get hurt. i didn't kill my wife. >> we talked to stephen scharf at the bergen county jail where he was held for more than two years after his arrest in 2008. he and his wife tina say they have paid a high price for something he didn't do. >> we visited through a slate of glass. our daughter is 2 and a half and has never been held by her father because we don't have contact visits. >> it's not just a tragedy for jody. it's a tragedy for john. it's a tragedy for my wife. for my daughter. and for myself. >> still, he decided not to take the stand in his own defense. but told "dateline" that what he first said years ago about his wife's death was the truth. >> i wish it didn't happen. wish we had gone to the comedy club. but i -- i'm innocent. >> had the jury gotten that same message when they walked into the deliberating room for the first time, some jurors planne

hotel to miss, jodie foster runs this hotel ten yea rs miss, jodie foster runs this hotel ten years into riots and she i’u ns angeles. there are riots and she runs this hotel, hotel artemis, which takes in outlaws and bandits and she patches them up after they have got wounded. the cast includes jodie foster of course and jeff goldblum. i thought it was kind of disposable fun — i am saying that after mamma mia!! ! it has a cartoon feel to it. there is some quite stylishly mounted violent set pieces which are always done in a kind of cartoon way. at the centre of it you do havejodie cartoon way. at the centre of it you do have jodie foster playing cartoon way. at the centre of it you do havejodie foster playing this character who has darkness in her past which she manages to convey. directed by drew pearce. and there is also a brilliant comic turn by dave batista this mound mounted another guy. but he is a medical orderly and he keeps showing eve ryo ne orderly and he keeps showing everyone his badge to demonstrate that he is a medical orderly! it is kind of ok, it is not great, it is not

jodie foster runs this hotel ten years into the future, los angeles. runs this hotel, which takes in outlaws and bandits, and she patches them up after they have got wounded. the cast includesjeff goldblum, zachary quinto, sterling k brown and, of curse, jodie foster. i thought it was kind of disposable fun — i'm saying that after mamma mia!! it is quite slickly done. cartoonish feel. written and directed by drew pearce. there is some quite stylishly—mounted violent set pieces which are always done in a very cartoonish way. at the centre of it you do have jodie foster playing this character who has darkness in her past which she manages to convey. there is also a brilliant comic turn by dave batista, this mound mounted another guy. but he is a medical orderly and he keeps showing everyone his badge to demonstrate that he is a medical orderly! it is kind of ok, it is not great, it is not mamma mia! here we go again, let's be honest... but it's kind of ok! and a totally different turn for the third film, which i haven't seen but by everything i have read

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jodi? >> rep together these you can see the glow of orange tonigh they are just 5% contai as the sunset against a smokey hills lake county for a >> these fires, they very these not s fire new evacunsow pretty devastati there. i'm glad it's not coming at me >> he lives on the hillside and he is watching and hoping firefi get the upper hand. >> hopefully my house is still >> firefighter are throwing all they have got, hopeful it will >> everyone is pus the right to get the >> the ,0 communities were out kelsey finley are live in lake county, i'm jodi hernan >> thank you for the update. the is one of the biggest latest fires. the temperature dropped down to humidi increasing to 38%. both of these fires really grew where there is evacuations in the fire just continues t 98 degrees and winds out of the humidi dry at 14%. aheadi they have been able to keep the 104 degrees tomorrow and i'm tracking the air quality and i will that in a bit. >> the fire in the redding area histor firefi it destroyed

i think jodi is right. as we have mentioned any times, the u.s.assador to china is the former governor of iowa, so he knows this issue very well, and also, there has been strong production of soybeans in the united states this year, which also does not help prices very much. maybe there is a bit of an oversupply, so china is not going to take it, who is going to take it? >> that these are not purchases you can easily snap your finger -- >> they cannot replace it, but the other people that can be heard our consumers. the issue, i think, and others can disagree is that consumers have not usually been a very .trong voice even when prices go up, they are not as well organized as, say, manufacturers or armors and unions are, at least traditionally. that may change. >> how do those ceo's plan around something that might easily get taken away in two funds. how would you be advising those people? >> i chair the group of regional ceo's, and that is exactly what they talk about. what they are doing is planning for disruption as much is you can. they know th

jodi: he did say that.d respect that they needed to do their job, but by making comments about fed policy at all, he is breaking with several decades of presidential tradition of leaving the fed to do their job to be independent, even by commenting on this, it is unusual. aseral analysts, as well warmer treasury secretary larry summers has said this could have an effect perhaps of somewhat of a backlash from the fed if it is a decision. some would go ahead and do it because they want to assert their independence from the executive branch. it may end up doing what the president doesn't want to see done. we will have to see on that, but it was fairly unusual. -- bille predecessors clinton, george w. bush, and barack obama did not take comment on fed policy. anna: breaking with tradition once again in yet another forum. he said he was leaving them to do what is best were the words he used. jodi schneider, live from hong kong. for analysis on this story, let's bring in jub huren. thank you for joining us. heard

hotel artemis, jodie foster runs this hotel ten years into the future, los angeles.er they have got wounded. the cast includesjodie foster of course and jeff goldblum. i thought it was kind of disposable fun, i'm saying that after mamma mia! it is kind of slickly done. it has a cartoon feel to it. directed by drew pearson. there is some quite stylishly mounted violent set pieces which are always done in a kind of cartoon way. doesn't have much emotional clout. at the centre of it you do have jodie foster playing this character who has darkness in her past which she manages to convey. and there is also a brilliant comic turn by dave batista, he makes the most of this joke. but he is this man mountain, he is a medical orderly and he keeps showing everyone his badge to demonstrate that he is a medical orderly! it is kind of 0k, it is not great, it is not mamma mia! here we go again, let's be honest, but it is kind of 0k! and a totally different turn for the third film, which i haven't seen but by everything i have read is really emotional in a different way. it is, it i

. >> so, the next day, their daughter jodie decided to come back to the street where that call came from. she spots the man, austin davis said, hey, my dad had a heart attack here. he's in the hospital, she's still alive. >> this man burst out crying and started screaming. the man's alive, everyone, the man's alive. >> i have chills. is this so amazing. >> everyone, she said, came out of the house to celebrate. that house is known as the champ house. it provides transitional housing for homeless people. mark and linda are members at this house. austin is one of those homeless people that live there. he's been homeless for two years. they wanted to make a huge impact in his life. and they started a gofundme page to help austin out. so they started, they already raised over $40,000. enough to pay for a vehicle for him and insurance for an entire year. they also learned he had a part-time job at a hotel. jodie decides to work and lobby to get him a full-time job. >> the vegas family to me is a new family. >> off then is part of the family, yes, he is. >> and austin days went out to document

jodi hernandez is live at the police department with reaction. jodi? >> the pittsburgh police department says they released that video to be completely open with the community. what are you about to see is incredibly graphic about. >> it all goes down in a platter of seconds, when it was over, 45-year-old terry amans was dead. shot three times in the back, once in the chest. >> we do not agree that this is a justifiable shooting. >> the video shows officers responding to a call of suspicious activity in a nation's parking lot. they approach a man sitting in a car. the man has his hands on a steering wheel. officers spotted a gun in the center console. >> you can see hisan trying to directions of the police officers. >> the man moves his arm toward his lap, and officers fire several rounds. the officers feared for their lives but his family's attorney say the officers misinterpreted what actually happened. >> i never tried to run, he never made any negative statements. the officers misinterpreted the moves he made in our view caused the death of this ma

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has more.ay he never intended to kill the woman. >> reporter: that's what he and his family say, that's right. this is where the attack happened. the 93-year-old woman was walking into the bank arm and arm with a friend when they were robbed. what started as a purse snatching case has turned into an alleged murder case. the suspect pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and elder abuse after the case against them took a tragic turn. 93-year-old ann peterson, who suffered a broken hip in a violent purse snatching in may, died fm her injury weeks after the attack. >> he's a good guy. >> reporter: his brother says while the didn't intend to hurt anybody she w anybody. >> my brother is not a killer, to be honest. yes, we are a big people. but we were raised to honor our elders. >> reporter: the suspect told us in an exclusive jailhouse interview after he turned himself in that he was hungry and needed gas when he targeted peterson and her says he grabbe but didn't touch them. >> i'm very sorry fro

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jodie schneider is with us here. editor. talk about what's next. >> this first round is going to hour.ffect in about an the u.s. made it clear after midnight their time, which is kong, thatn hong $34 billion in the first round of tariffs will take effect. will retaliateit and made it clear it will come back dollar for dollar. that's first round. congress is telling us, those are modest impact on the economies of these two huge economies. however, president trump has go ahead two weeks with another $16 billion in tariff. will go back again. companies are concerned about , tariffs and this spreading. trump famously someone who sometimes steps back from in as and he may well second round go ahead and do that. he's getting lot of pressure in companies like g.e. and national retail chamber ofand u.s. commerce. not to allow this to spread further. about theorried effect on companies and consumers if this escalates further. retaliation. of david: i guess lot of that will respond. how china -- you see bottom of your screen. looking

investigative reporter jody fleisher is here with how they hope t close had legal loophole that some encouragesarage fraud. jodie. >> reporter: they hope the prident's tough stance o immigration means they will get some action on this. protect as designed to women from domestic violence, but it can also stop immigrants who claim to beictims from being investigated for marriage fraud. since our original story we've heard from more tozn two american spouses who say it happened to them, too. >> it's more than upsetting. it's -- it's the hardest thing i've been through. >> reporter: if you had asked kyle haney about marriage fraud three years ago, wouldn't have been able to tell you a thing, but now -- >> it can happen to anybody. it's not just the old white guy or whatever, you know, that's wanting the mail order bride. >> reporter: his love story started on a mission trip with a friend he met atn church texas. the friend was living with his family for a while and was actually from india and when she met his sister tabitha she knew everything about him. >> six l monthser they were getti

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last year, jody hice introduced a bill that would encourage them to invest in strategy. learned while the federal air marshals service considers its travel budget and personnel when determining which flights will be covered by air marshals, they do not consider risk. this system might maximize flights covered by air marshals, but it does not ensure the highest risk flights, those likely to be hijacked by a potential terrorist, would be covered by air marshals. the aviation security act would fix this by requiring the federal air marshals service to incorporate risk in its the appointment strategy. hice.hat was jody comment on this and the care, who ares like deeply concerned about who gets followed, who is getting profiled here. hice, pretty clear this is not what he had in mind. they are removing air marshals from flights with people who are on a watchlist or on routes considered high risk and put on a flight to follow someone who any crime orted suspected of committing crime because they have, for example, traveled to turkey recently. there is concern on both sides of

back to you guys. >> thank you, jodi. you stay there and monitor the situation. another look from sky ranger. you saw the drops to create a containment line to keep the fire boxed in. the choppers are to drop water for the ariel assault. let's go over to jeff ranieri. when the sun goes down, that ariel assault will be a ground assault and the wind will play a big factor in this. whether it dies down or not. >> that are could be hard for the firefighters. to get the crews in here and battle all the hot spots, they will have to strategically place the ground crews with the lack of the air resources. you can see right now where the fire is, here's proper clayton to the south. unincorporated part of contra costa county. about 1,000 people live in this area currently. winds sustained out of the south and the west at 5 miles per hour. it is gusting up to 23 at times. it's the heat and the humidity firefighters are battling. 97 degrees and only 19% relative humidity. closer that number is to zero, the faster it spreads. as we get a look at the evacuatio evacuations, all

and the cast includesjeff goldblum, zachary quinto, sterling k brown and, of course, jodie foster.thing. it's quite slickly done. it has a cartoonish feel to it. it's written and directed by drew pearce. there are some quite stylishly mounted sort of violent set pieces which are all, as i said, done in a very cartoonish way. it doesn't have much emotional clout, except for the fact at the centre of it you do have jodie foster playing this character who has a darkness in her past, which she manages to convey. there's also a brilliant comic turn by dave bautista, who makes the most of a recurring joke. you know, he's a man mountain of a guy but he's a medical orderly, and he keeps showing everyone his badge to demonstrate that he is actually a medical orderly and they must take him seriously. it's kind of ok, it's not great — it's not mamma mia! here we go again, let's be honest, but it's kind of ok! and a totally different turn for the third film, which i haven't seen but by everything i've read is really emotional in a very different way. it is, it's very tough. it's a drama writte

jo jodi hernandez is on the front lines in halake county, jodi? >> reporter: it continues to be a very scary situation. take a look at the scene right now in lake port. you can see all that smoke, the glow of orange. this is where one of the two fires is burning. and cal fire says these fires continue to grow. firefighters are waging a full-scale aerial attack tonight. as the mendocino complex fire burns out of control. at reis sleast six houses have so far. we watched flames vodevour this house this afternoon. as thousands of others are threatened. >> we do what we can to put out real -- scarey, really scary. >> that fire started coming up. >> reporter: they have been take their boat out often to survey the progress. while they're under a mandatory evacuation order they plan to stay put as long as they can. >> this is home, yeah. this is home, and my husband said we're safe right now, mama, and we're not leaving. >> reporter: they and their neighbors will escape by boat. tonight the fire threatens to jump highway 20, putting the blue lake communi

no, said the cbi's jody wright.over-up. >> nothing in his statement matched anything that i knew to be at the crime scene. it just didn't make sense. none of it. >> it wasn't really that ralph changed his story in his "world journal" manifesto, not exactly. more like he kept adding to it. so he watches very carefully what you're doing and tailors his story to match what he thinks you're finding. >> exactly. >> ralph kept explaining, kept offering not less, but more details. about, for example, the drawer pulls in his house, the ones investigators removed to test for fingerprints. >> in the event that one of the invasion persons touched them. >> now here's ralph with the police at his house just after pam was murdered. noticing the missing knobs. >> what happened to all the knobs? >> he was very upset that they were missing. >> i don't understand why the knobs are gone. >> and he would know you're looking for fingerprints of these home invaders. >> well, yes. >> but what if they didn't find any fingerprints besides h

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez joins us where cowell has lived on and off his entire life. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. cowell pretty much grew up here in concord. a neighbor tells me he's the product of a broken home. he was recently staying with his aunt since being released from prison. >> he's always been on the wrong side of the track. >> reporter: that's how carol kinkade describes the man she's known since he was born. john lee cowell. >> he's always been a troublemaker. has always been in trouble. >> reporter: investigators say cowell viciously stabbed two sister at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station last night, killing 18-year-old nia wilson and wounding her sister. tonight we've learned cowell is no stranger to law enforcement. the contra costa county district attorney's office says he was just released from prison in may after serving time for second-degree robbery. they say he used a box cutter and replica gun for robbery in 2016. he was on probation for battery and drug convictions at the time. she recalls yearsally cowell allegedly throwing a brick at a fast food worke

we spoke to jodi goodwin, one of >> they are emotionally spent.th them, they have puffy eyes because they do nothing but cry. they want to know where their children are and they want to know if they are safe and when they're going to see their children again. those are answers we can't tell them. >> reporter: she says the worse thing is there is no apparent plan in her view. there is no progress that's being made towards these unififications. there are transfers of mothers in the middle of the night and she does not understand why. this place was deemed by dhs as the quote, "family unification removal hub." it turns out these kids can't be placed there. if the kids and the parents can't be there together. they're not knowing where their kids are and trying to get unified with them and processing their own asylum cases in parallel. this is jodi goodwin of the status of those asylum processes inside the facility. >> the government puts every obstacle that you can imagine in front of these individual asylum seekers so they'll give up. they want them

jodi: it is unlikely congress will step in. they have been unsuccessful in doing that.n election year. it seems they have given up in the meantime. at this point it is really in the trump administration's hands whether they will allow them to do this, and how they want to use this as a bargaining chip in the potentially widening trade dispute with china. yvonne: following chinese itpany to chinese company, seems there's a push back on pressure from the u.s. >> that is right. we have been talking about zte, the number two telecoms, player, but the number one player will falloutted from this and increased focus from democrats and republicans on national security. what we have earned is a proposal that a subsidy on the table u.s. telecom makers is not to be used when it comes to the equipment.of huawei huawei pushed back, saying the rural communities of the u.s. would be hurt most, because huawei is able to produce at a lower cost than its competitors. they are pushing back against this proposal from the fcc. it underlines the concerns from chinese tech companies and their

immigration lawyer jodi goodwin and her legal team is representing 200 immigrant detainees housed inhe isabelle port detention center in texas. and joe dirks thank you for being with us. have you had any families reunit reunited? >> thank you for having me, and to directly answer the question, as of yesterday, we have had no families reunited from the port isabelle detention center. >> and again, we mentioned that you represent 200 families, and are all of the parents with children? >> yes, myself and a group of volunteer attorneys have a little bit of over 200 separated family members, mothers and fathers that the we are fol olowing through process. none of them have been reunified as of yet. >> have you had any luck figuring out where all of the parents and the children are actually located. ? >> that is actually what we started out doing when we first initially contacted the parents was just to find out who their children were, and to attempt to try to locate them. it is very difficult to locate the children. there is not a system that is coordinated between i.c.e. and o.r.r. and

jodie snyder, international editor. continued chaos andromeda in westminster.rama in westminster. >> i want to highlight yahoo japan, which is rising nearly 11%, the biggest gain since february 2017 after the buyback announcement in which we see softbank consolidating ownership . we saw them racing to you perform on the back of that news. check out xiaomi shares in nearly 3% in hong kong after the tepid debut we saw on monday for the company. we had china eastern airlines gaining ground after they said to buy chinese airlines stocks after recent declines as earnings are likely to get a boost. on witht what is going wee hur earnings on the back foot after singapore said it will see compensation should malaysia cancel the links between the two countries. lastly, a look at great wall cicc in hong kong after cut the a shareholder. hold. a-share david: a quick look at some of these stories tending across the universe. onto the big stores, president trump's personal -- former personal advisor revealing that his billionaire boss did not pay him overtime and only raise

jodi schneider is with me here in hong kong.et's start with those donald trump comments, first of all. e.u. as aid label the over the interview weekend. this is earlier after having been provocative on several fronts. he had confronted -- rishaad: he seems besieged, doesn't he? confronted his nato allies, saying they had not been spending enough on the military. he then took on angela merkel overstaying that -- harshly criticizing her for a pipeline deal with the russians, and then turns -- earlier turned to theresa may and was criticizing the exiter handling of and not taking a hard enough mine, and throughout this -- rishaad: probably described as a bull in a china shop. jodi: and had harshly criticized the media, saying the media was not being fair to him in advance of the meetings with president media willying the criticize him no matter what. interestingly, the e.u., donald tusk from the e.u., used president trump own words against him when told about the quote about the foe. he said we are the best of friends. if someone i

jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> more video from the front lines. firefighters taking an aggressive approach to flames. this is from mendocino county. there are more than 1300 firefighters fighting the complex fire alone. >>> now to our continuing coverage of another fire burning in northern california, the carr fire, burning around redding rages on. it's already destroyed 720 homes and burned about 100,000 acres. containment up a bit, now 20%. there are evacuation centers set up at cross point trinity church. we have a live look at a community meeting. it's packed as they are speaking to a large group affected by this fire. the redding civic auditorium is very full for this. melissa colorado joins us with more. >> reporter: this used to be an outl outlet clothing store, but over the weekend, it transformed into an evacuation center for dogs. now that the evacuation order is being lifted in parts of shasta county, families are coming here hoping to reunite with the family members they had to leave behind. we found ryan ricketts of redding pacing bac

jodie told me why she thinks the nhs is so important.g these guys are and how i think they are completely underappreciated. nischal, when you get home after a day like that, do you think, i‘ve saved the life today? yes, it's one of the most emotionally satisfying journeys ever, to get this gratitude from mothers and fathers, grandfathers and grandmothers, aunties and uncles. looking at him now, he would not be around had you not had a rather good day at work that day. absolutely. it‘s as simple as that, isn‘t it? and if you had a message for the team, what would it be? that‘s a big one. i mean, i‘ve tried to portray that to them and many occasions but i think just completed gratitude. the way i feel about him and the team is something i never going to be able to describe in words because it is a very emotional thing for me. what i‘ve now got as a result of their efforts. so i can‘t actually describe it, it‘s just unfounded gratitude. do people say thank you enough? i think so, most of the time, yes. we do feel appreciated. but every now

. >> jody also tweeted video of that exclusive interview. you can watch us by following us on twitter. >>> a lot of summer vacs ruinat ruined by a large wildfire. starting tomorrow yosemite valley will be shutting down because of the ferguson fire burning nearby. a long section of highway 40 leading the park is also shutdown. the closures include all hotels, campgrounds and visitor services. a bummer for many who booked their vacations a year ago. the closure is expected to last until at least sunday. campers there admit they've been worried about the fire. >> had tis meeting today and listened to that for an hour and we're hearing now we're going to leave. >> he isn't upset. he realizes nature and fires are out of his control, so while he was at the park, he booked his trip for next year. if you look at one of yosemite's live cameras the half dome you can't see it. yosemite closing tomorrow through at least sunday. a lot of visitors sharing conditions inside yosemite. this one shows the view from theivaly floor with the smoke hovering up ab

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i'm jodi hernandez. we'll send it back to you. >> we'll keep you on site and continue to check back with you as needed. we'll go back to your live pictures from the nbc bay area skyranger and this is the vegetation fire in clayton. it's 20 miles east of oakland. the woman in oakland saw it on her security cameras. live flames here so there are many homes in this area. keep in mind, this is on the eastern side of mount diablo. historically, this area is prone to fire danger because of the nd joing phone is the cal fire spokesperson. thank you so much. i know you're extremely busy right now and can update on the fire in clayton? >> we're looking at about 125 acres with the wood wind in the area. i know we lost a structure and at least one resident in a couple of outbuildings and probably the biggest thing we're dealing with besides that is the high temperatures and we have a little bit of wind reported at 10 miles per hour with low humidity and they do have evacuations in the area, and i think you guys wer

. >>> congressman jody hice is part of today's hearing. rebecca heinrichs, howard kurtz and former george w. bush senior staffer brad blakeman. melissa: back to the markets, the dow is soaring as big names in the techs soaring to a record close for the nasdaq. nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. what a trade today, nicole. >> unbelievable. when we had the dip in the middle of the week on trade concerns one of the traders told me early this morning. i'm on the wrong side of the trade. i didn't bet this way and i'm surprised to see this selloff, i'm buying more. i'm buying more because i think it will bounce back. in fact now we see up arrows across the board. dow, nasdaq, s&p, up five of six days. you see here the dow gained 225 points. positive for 2018. you mentioned some of those tech stocks, dave asman, take a look at some of these, here you go. amazon, new closing records. amazon new record. facebook new record. microsoft, google. alphabet. all of these are new records today and i have to tell you everybody are using

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. >> reporter: jody was inside one of the restaurants nearby with her family celebrating her birthday. >> thank goodness my birthday cake was ten minutes late because if we had finished ten minutes earlier, we would have walked out of the restaurant where the shooter was. >> reporter: the 29-year-old gunman from toronto identified as faisal hussain died after a shootout with police. >> again, i can't speak to what was in this individual's mind. >> reporter: traditionally gun violence has been rare in canada but in toronto there is a recent spike with violent shootings more than doubling in the past three years. >> i've said for some time the city has a gun problem in that guns are far too readily available to fire too many people. >> reporter: this time among the dead 18-year-old reese fallon and a 10-year-old girl. the reason behind the rampage is a mystery. u.s. law enforcement sources tell nbc news the gunman was not on any watch lists. as far motive, investigators are not ruling out terrorism. late today the gunman's family said he had struggled with psychosis and depression his e

of course, the "panic room" from jodie foster is one that people see and say, "i must have that for my new villa." for this secret door, the client wanted a secure way to access her closet so it could sort of double as a panic room. we decided to use this magnetic field sensor. so you just touch the magnet to the magic spot. and the secret door opens. and you can enter into the panic room/master closet. >> any space, no matter how large or small, is a potential hidden passageway. >> you'd be surprised at how many little areas, nooks and niches people have in their houses that are just perfect for concealing a secret space. this house was built with some dead space underneath the stairs. there's this little secret button right there. push that button. and this door opens up. and you can just come through this little entryway into the secret space. >> there's even a way to put secret space on a different level from the main space. >> we motorized the staircase so that you can access the secret room easily, as i will do right now. so you can see, this secret room was designed to be, like,

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jodie hernandez has the story you'll see only here on nbc bay area. >> it's so heartbreaking. >> reporter: that's how jeffrey lee and his wife are feeling after losing their life savings to thieves. least wife had just flown in to sfo from china after they stopped to eat. but while inside police say these two women rent into the rental van and stole their suitcases filled with more than $100,000 of jade jewelry that they planned to open up a store in texas. >> that's sun frustrating. so hard to swallow something like this happen to us. >> reporter: but the lees aren't alone. they say thieves are praed on dozens of other shoppers, many are tourists. they say the bad cars case the cars with valuables then strike. >> smash the window grab whatever is in the car and take off. it can be done within a matter of second rich richmond police are now using drones and other tactics to quell the problem. they have captured several burglars in action. this video shows a woman using her car door to shield her accomplice as the driver breaks another car's a grabs items from inside. they drive off leavin

free trade agreement with canada and that is according to the country's deputy prime minister louis jody mio and that could shatter the e.u.'s biggest free trade accord in years the threat to the deal represents a further front to the ongoing global trade conflict a failure to deliver sæter would be a huge setback for auto r. and for brussels who have been trying to ramp up trade amid a growing u.s. protectionists are meanwhile u.k. prime minister to reserve may has published a long awaited white paper in which she outlines her blueprint for britain's future relations with the european union the key elements of this paper include the so-called facilitated customs arrangements decided to avoid a hard border in ireland as well as a free trade area in goods and at recruits but britain might abandon its close ties with the e.u. for financial services britain's biggest export industry and that would make it harder for banks to access the european single market amazed that approach has of course been harshly criticized but on a trump who says a softer break said with close ties to the e.u. cou

. >>> the convicted killer jodi arias is asking for a new trial. arias was convicted in the brutal murder of her ex-boyfriend, travis alexander, back in 2008. she's now asking an appeals court to overturn her conviction saying she was denied a fair trial. arias is blaming the judge's failure to control news coverage that turned the trial into a circus-like atmosphere. she's currently serving a life sentence. >>> we're hearing from an actor who was reportedly maimed in a violent kidnapping for ransom scheme. joseph capone and actress daisy mccrackin were abducted from her home back in may of last year. h in a ned mccrackin was driven around to atms and forced to write a $10,000 check for his release. >> he grabbed me by the collar and dragged me outside and dragged me down the driveway and threw me in the back of a car where daisy was already in the backseat. and they put bags over our heads. and then, proceeded to drive. >> prosecutors allege capone was pistol-whipped and beaten. the three suspects all face life prison sentences if convicted. we'll

followed her in third, fourth and fifth so well done too to georgia taylor—brown, jess learmonth and jodie to play out. we had a big group of us running together, and i know i've been running well, but i know ashley's such a class competitor, and the other british girls as well. so ijust kept the pressure on and i sensed that she'd disappeared from my shoulder, like you said, with about 700 to go, so i couldn't look back then. the force india f1 team will complete the remainder of the hungarian grand prix weekend, despite being place into administration. it's understood the team owe more than £160 million to its creditors. final practice is currently under way. sebastian vettel is currently topping the time sheets. the international athletics federation says russia will remain banned from the sport until at least december. they've been suspended since november 2015 following systematic doping, and whilst the iaaf says russian athletics has made significant progress, their ban would remain in place until the council meets again. that's all the sport for now. now the weather. a big change in

on things i think because it was jodi could actually think so lots of things that all came for governor point and song possibly but a song and it's from a cold reporting still reverberates around the world that i did this many decades later. but it's me must hit on something right ok the production on our album as compared to your new album so so different why does the new album good to go sound. a bit bowie nine hundred seventy three. sounds a bit boring on to something free but as a woman. this part is from our album are they going to text well. i sort of. powers everything with the case that it's all over but if you get a guitarist to imitate that i did it oh you did that but i don't let it leak like it's like yeah but i was slick plays overlayed but a part is it's weirdly but i don't play the simple bit of qana come on lads this kind of thing but i mean. punk presumably was a reaction not only politically against that kind of glam rock you know it was able to read a star no it wasn't it was a it was it might be a reaction against some of the more of a blog. post the program con abou

british athletes followed her in third, fourth and fifth with georgia taylor—brown, jess learmonth and jodien's race. i wasn't sure how that would play out. we had a big group of us running together. i know i have been running together. i know i have been running well but i know that ashleigh gentle is a class competitor and the other british girls as well. she disappeared with —— disappeared from a shoulder with about 70 to go. mesut 0zil ended a fraught week off the pitch with a goal for arsenal in their thumping 5—1 friendly win over paris saint—germain in singapore in the international champions cup. 0zil announced his retirement from international football with germany last weekend saying he felt discriminated against by the nation's football hierarchy. he opened the scoring for arsenal in this one though, with alexandre lacazette adding two more. in other results today from that tournament, chelsea beat inter milan on penalties, while portuguese giants benfica were also beaten on penalties by italian champions juventus. manchester united and liverpool are currently drawing one each.. l

followed her in third, fourth and fifth so well done too to georgia taylor—brown, jess learmonth and jodie, and i know i've been running well, but i know ashleigh‘s such a class competitor, and the other british girls as well. so, ijust kept the pressure on and i sensed that she'd disappeared from my shoulder. i've definitely been fuelled by anger over the past two weeks. i've definitely been fuelled by anger over the past two weeksm i've definitely been fuelled by anger over the past two weeks. is a still it chanced... is there a chance for you to win?|j still it chanced... is there a chance for you to win? i know she is a mess of the single race. i know i will be a bit closer after today but i would say she is still the favourite. i will keep chasing though. you can watch all the hightlights of the canadian leg of triathlon‘s world series on bbc two from 12:00 on sunday. australian sailor wendy tuck has become the first female skipper ever to win a round—the—world international yacht race. tuck took the overall victory in this year's clipper race, which ended with the sprint finish up th