>>that today her family and the community held a special service to honor kayla a church in san jose kron for his taylor bus aqi was there she joins us now live from the church with more taylor. >>the hundreds of people pass this church this evening to honor kayla you can see candles still live here behind me and some flowers laid out also her mother over there talking to loved ones while her family says that every day this past month has been a struggle coping with reality, the cells are family lost kayla at just 13 years old during the gilroy garlic festival exactly one month ago. family says getting life back to normal has been difficult but they're overwhelmed by the community support and love something that was clear to see tonight judging by the number of people who showed up to remember and honor kayla his family says she was kind caring an extremely compassionate the cells are family decide described taylor as their hero saying she taught them how to be less self >>i really strong feeling of grief. you know, i feels like it yesterday for us it's being so dramatic in and a it'

kayla tausche is live at the white house with the very latest at this hour >> reporter: china says it would have to retaliate if these tariffs went into effect we're still awaiting details from the u.s. trade representative on exactly how this would work if it were put into place but among trade watchers, it spurred a lit of dÉjÀ vu from the last time a chinese delegation came to washington. on may 5th, president trump tweeted that he was going to increase tariffs later that week that coincided with the chinese officials being in town. he hoped that they would deliver a breakthrough it didn't come the tariffs went into effect just a few weeks later a senior administration official tells me that this time around, the president could reconsider if china delivers on positive action, but that he's also willing to put these tariffs in place. now, larry kudlow, the nec director, spoke to reporters earlier today. and he was asked about the impact on the economy. he said it's miniscule and when asked whether the president would in fact go forward with these tariffs he said let's see what happ

>>now at 10 remembering kayla salazar one month later, the 13 year-old girl was one of 3 young people killed in the gilroy garlic festival shooting. thank you for joining us tonight, i'm palmore and i'm ken wayne today kayla's family and the community held a special service at our lady of guadalupe church in san jose. >>kron four's attack it was there she joins us live from the church with more taylor. >>well hundreds of people packed this church this evening to honor kayla you can see candles still live here behind me and what a special ceremony to say nice things about kayla share some memories. her family says that every single day has been a struggle this past month. they're just trying to come with reality. >>left is the legacy of compassion and i think that she's really a hero family and friends honoring 13 year-old keyla salazar during a special ceremony wednesday night and our lady of guadalupe church in san jose today is a. the special day. mary kay that. you have to be strong, i got to be strong. the family has to be strong for her. she's in heaven she's taking care of all o

salazar should say who was killed in that shooting held a special service in san jose kayla was just 13 years old when she was killed. her family says their life will never be the same. >>you know, i feels like if us yesterday for us it's being so dramatic in and a be really hard to take back you know. i don't think you ever lie. in a move on from like you just how to deal with the pain. >>if they're they have no pads and pens and what they're doing is they're asking the community to write letters to kayla letting them know exactly how they feel about her and what happened and they promise that they will take those letters when they visit her grave site in read every letter t'kaila and you can see obviously how emotional as situation is and it's still very emotional for the police chief he's recalling the tragedy christmas hill park remains closed. they still need to do a lengthy cleanup. the police chief says the investigation into the shooting is all but complete. he says that a lot still needs to be done in the gilroy garlic festival well they hope to have it back next year, bigge

and get to kayla tausche with a news alert for us kayla?> reporter: scott, a little bit of background about a call that took place earlier this week between the president of the united states and ceos of three of the largest u.s. banks. bank of america's brian minute ahand, citigroup's michael corbett and jpmorgan's jamie dimon, on issues relating to the bank secrecy act and antimoney laundering efforts at this meeting at the treasury department, after this meeting, treasury secretary steven mnuchin ushered the ceos into a room and said, the president is on the phone who would like to talk to you about the economy. what followed was a roughly 20-minute big-picture conversation about trade, about global growth, and about the federal reserve. here's what i'm told was discussed, on trade, i'm told the ceos told the president the trade issues are rattling the business community, that it's affecting business confidence and capital expenditures the response from the president is he was somewhat receptive to that argument but also reiterated he li

stationed nearby making the rounds brian sullivan is there for us as kayla said, now president trump is saying that president xi should meet drcirectly with e protesters >> i might have a better chance of becoming the ceo of hong kong who knows. we'll see what happens at this point, anything is on the table. it has been a crazy 24 hours really whipsaw action in the markets and political headlines here as thursday turns into friday here in hong kong, here's a couple of things to look out for. number one, lost in all the headlines was that the city of hong kong effectively said we need economic stimulus cutting personal taxes, business regulations, offering free rent, free kindergarten. they'll have to digest what the government is offering and see if that placates some of the protesters to kayla's point, will she and trump come together? so much back and forth you feel like it's either the storm before the calm or the calm before the storm. time will tell and although the protests are relatively muted today, it's middle of the workweek also 107 degrees with the heat humidity index the

see, kayla's just overwhelmed with happiness. broke down in again, but this time she was crying out of joy. was shakingi because it's just something so soeal, how can someone be generous to give their car away? dan, he said hopefully this gives her a little bit of a jumpstart in did thath if everybody for

new details about the victims last moment. 13-year-old kayla salazar and 25-year-old trevor irby both died of gunshot wounds to the chest. six-year-old stephen romero died of a gunshot to the back. kayla salazar's funeral is being held tomorrow in san jose. >>> tensions running high at public gatherings after the three mass shootings in a week. word spread around the yuba center fairgrounds last night of an active shooter people scattered. it turned out to be a false alarm. for a time people ran for their lives. grabbing their children and scaling fences to get away. >>> you could see people running from the derby. area. we see them running and all of a sudden someone says the shooter. >>> there was a whole wall of people. >>> law enforcement says there were no shots fired. people's panic is understandable given the times we are living in. in the wake of the mass shootings this past week many are wondering if there are signs we might have missed. >>> we ask an expert for advice on how to avoid another tragedy.>> reporter: a day at the beach just with his family from valencia really ne

in honor of kayla. >> i second. item 8, adjournment. closing the meeting in honor of kayla salazar. [roll call] meeting is adjourned at 6:49 p.m. >> usf donates 100-120 pounds of food a night. for the four semesters we have been running here, usf has donated about 18,000 pounds of food to the food recovery network. ♪ ♪ >> i'm maggie. >> i'm nick. >> we're coe-chairs of the national led organization. what food recovery does is recover and redistribute food that would go wasted and redistributing to people in the community. >> the moment that i became really engaged in the cause of fighting food waste was when i had just taken the food from the usf cafeteria and i saw four pans full size full of food perfectly fine to be eaten and made the day before and that would have gone into the trash that night if we didn't recover it the next day. i want to fight food waste because it hurts the economy, it's one of the largest emitters of greenhouse gases in the world. if it was a nation, it would be the third largest nation behind china and the united states. america wastes about 40% of the fo

so kayla, we're in a late cycle environment.kes to say it's a mid cycle environment. it's a late cycle environment and the yield curve is telling you that late cycle environments are horrible for the fed why are they horrible for the fed because the front end of the economy begins to slow down. but yet, you have lingering inflation pressures so the fed is always in a late cycle environment caught between a rock and a hard place and it's not so easy. if you look at the recent inflation data, you're starting to see that. it's not out of control, not horrible but what's interesting is the fed is easing and willing to talk about easing in a late cycle environment. that is highly unusual to see that happen. >> although what inning are we in the late cycle environment? that's the million dollar question. >> i think we're in the ninth inning the yield curve is telling you the lead you have batter may be up and there's not a pitch yet but we're in the ninth inning. >> the fed is in a no win situation, steve. >> i want to before respondi

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lots of news on trade, none of it i think, kayla, anything he had not in one way or another said before>> reporter: that last bit, tyler, that he saved for last is perhaps the newsyest bit of the entire event right there he said he has a call scheduled with president xi of china and that they will speak soon. there was an expectation that perhaps some of the free traders within the white house had been pushing president trump to speak with president xi before the september 1st tariff deadline to at least try to work out another truce or figure out if they could keep this situation from escalating there had been a question over whether that would, in fact, happen, whether president trump was even on board with that idea but right there he just confirmed that he plans to speak with china's president very soon he addressed the situation in hong kong. he said, again, that he hopes china solves that in a humane way, but on the trade front he gave a lot of headlines there. he said that he hopes china follows through on its agricultural purchases very quickly. he said they're having productive

our family is deeply shocked and horrified by the actions of arson to the families of stephen romero kayla salazar trevor be into the injured that survived this tragedy we cannot begin to describe or despair at his actions. we want to express our deepest and sincerest apologies for the loss and pain that he has caused a went on to say quote we have never and would never condone the hateful thoughts and ideologies that led to this event and it is impossible to reconcile this with us and we saw it we knew and as we've been reporting the fbi revealing that the gunman who killed 3 and wounded 12 others during the gilroy garlic festival. >>had it completed list targets kron four's maureen kelly turned to a former fbi agent for more insight into where this investigation might go from here. >>this guy had a lot of hate former fbi agent turned private investigator rick smith speaking about san t nol again tuesday morning it was revealed at a news conference that the 19 year-old killer appeared to have an interest in competing violent ideologies. investigators still don't know yet if he settled on

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from he kayla tausche has more. >> reporter: from the diplomatic room of thehite house the president addressed the weekend's massot sgs and took to twitter calling it historic and calling it to the attention of the federal oeserve. president trump aaying china has always used currency onipulation to steal businesses and factories, hurt jobs and depress wages, and harm our farmer's prices. china would stop buying u.s. agricultural promises, that b triggere the threat of new tarits. that threa violated the terms of trump and president xi's agreement back in june. president trump had been pushino china buy more farm goods not less to offset the impact on red states as a trade deal remains elusive. china experts say beijing is unlikely to budge in the coming months even as that september tariff deadline looms. president xi under pressure from protests in hong kong, u.s. arms sales to taiwan and a sagging economy. >> the danger that i see going forward is that the president is acnotring in or not appreciating what's happening with chinese domestic politics. >> reporter: in a text an outsi

kayla?> i was going to say it is no longer the president advocating for himself, but people would want their president and that they are very much for his policies and that he has caused all of this economic boom and all these -- all this prosperity within the country. >> yeah. th so the focus -- the hero of the story is franklin roosevelt. right. he's featured at the end, his portrait. he ishas the variety of other people who are helping sell this. comedian in this capacity, a variety of different celebrities come out for franklin roosevelt to do this. a radio spokesman, radio personalities. cet all are selling the president for him. again, a different production team in terms of selling a particular policy. excellent. adam? >> it creates another sound byte like give a man a job. it those are easy jingles and you can put that in some easy radio advertisement. mb they're going to remember that message whether or not they heard the whole song or not or whether or not they heard about the diff

while it wasn't exactly the deal that wall street has been waiting for, kayla tausche tells us it isnected to the tensions with china. >> reporter: frularated with the of progress in china talks, president trump went roosevelt room to announce a deal with europe, boosting agr y p of supporters. >> my administration is standing up for our farmers and rancher like never before. we are protecting our farmers. we are doing it in my ways, including with china. >> reporter: farmers have been the target of china's retaliation so far. the administration has repaid them $28 billion. today the chinese government said it would retaliate further if the u.s. goes through with the new tariffs. two executives who declined to ned for fear of retaliation said china could revoke licenses, launch cyberattacks or spring surpr audits on them. consumer trade groups say tariffs haven't worked and will lead to higher prices on erything from electronics to clothing. director larry kudlow dismissed the view,aying the impact would be small. >> people worry about the impact on consumers and so for. as i'vaid in

kayla's memorial was the first of the three victims. shep? >> shepard: man. that this killer had a list of attack targets. >> and the fbi, shep, is in the process of notifying those potential targets, the 19-year-old was planning to go after. the fbi will not specify exactly what targets those are except to say religious organizations, courthouses, federal buildings and political institutions from both parties. federal agents and local police are also scouring the shooter's background as well as his social media record to see if they can figure out why he strapped on a bulletproof vest and took guns and hundreds of rounds of ammo to attack a local festival. the fib said they're focusing heavily on the shooter's family and the family is cooperating. the fbi says they indeed are, shep. >> shepard: trace gallagher live. thank you. a porn actress is facing prison time now for trying to pay a hitman to kill her son's father. her real name is katrina danforth. but she goes by the name lynn pleasant. according to court documents, this adult film actress offered the

kayla tausche has the details on today's cooling of tensions. >> reporter: after days of no news andreasing investor worry on the trade front, tensions thawed with a phone call between u.s. and chinese negotiating principles, which china state tv came at washington's invitation. both treasury and usdr declined to comment on whether in- negotiations were confirmed, but the two sides are expected to speak by phone again in two weeks justefore a september 1st tariff deadline. in the meantime the office of the u.s trade representative a wide ed tariffs on swath of consumer goods including smartphones, toysesnd some snd i a parl until mid-december. just days after the fed's last meeting this year, and president trump says he doesn't want to be the grinch. >> wish everyone a joyous christmas season. just in case some of the tariffs would have some impact on u.s. customs. so fair they've had virtually none. but in case they mig impact on people, what we've done is we've delayed it so that they won't bet relev to the christmas shopping season. >> reporter: toy company hasbro among others sai

kayla tausche is in washington tonight. >> as t dow dropped hundreds of points wednesday, executivesthree top u.s. banks found themselves on the phone with president trump in an impromptu 20e conversation that followed a previously scheduled regulatory meeting. they discussed the economy, the fed and trade. ceo told the president they agreed china was a problem, but said the w uncertainty hurting business confidence and investment. he was receptive to that argument, one person familiar with the call said, but reiterated he likes after delaying some of those tariffs this week, trump acknowledged for the first time that consumers could end up paying. >> the tariffs have really bitten into ina. they haven't bitten into us at all, except for the reporters that want to make it look tt y, but they don't understand what's happening. the tariffs, we've taken in close to 60 billion dollars in tariff money, and the consumera has not for it. now, at some point they may have to pay something. >> reporter: tensions china remain high as it conducts military exercises on the hong kong border and sl

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kayla tausche does have the latest from washington kayla. >> kelly, state media reports say china will cease purchasing agricultural products from u.s. farmers as retaliation for president trump's escalating the trade war to include new tariffs on the remaining $300 billion in imports. the headlines via shen waw news agency hit in the middle of the night in china, perhaps to make certain that president trump got the news here in the u.s in a series of tweets earlier this afternoon, trump called china's currency manipulation historic and said china has always used currency to steal our business and factories, hurt jobs, depress wages, and more. earlier today, he called on the federal reserve to respond in a text announan outside ally described the move as a real miscalculation by trump. which is notable because often advisers suggest it's part of a grand plan this time, they're suggesting it might be hard to put the genie back in the bottle >> kayla tausche in washington following the developments of the day for us for more on the fallout as the trade war with china esclatsz, the only w

let's go to kayla tausche with a news alert on the trade war. see if maybe stocks are still higher when kayla is done. >> just days before this new set of tariffs kicks in, business groups from a wide variety of industries are calling on president trump to delay them. in a letter sent today, 161 industry associations ranging from the blue chip u.s./china business council to those exporting like greeting cards, lobster. they say china is still some place they have to do business, leaving there is unrealistic and there will still be an economic impact even with some of the tariffs delayed until december the coalition notes $112 billion in goods hit with new tariffs includes 92% of all apparel and half of all footwear we should note, though, these business groups pleaded with the administration in may. there were tariffs that did go into effect on june 1st and then a truce after that a u.s. trade representative has already submitted a file with the federal register to make this 15% tariff effective for goods that leave china september 1st. so we'll

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she was just 13 years old when she died kayla's family have the community along with friends and loved ones write letters to her and her family says that they will visit kayla's grave and read to her every single one of those notes that was written. there was police chief by the way is recalling the tragedy christmas hill park remains closed the middle like the cleanup process, but the chief says that that process is just about done investigations nearly complete. he says the gilroy garlic festival will be back next year. although there will be some changes and he also expects the volunteer spirit for which the festival is known, we'll be stronger than ever. as of today go fund me accounts for the 2 youngest victims of the shooting have raised more than a $163,000. >>4 morning news, a man is arrested after walking into the women's locker room had 2 separate gyms and in one case according to investigators. he actually assaulted a woman. plus mark police mark a new milestone after welcoming 3 new officers to the force. what it means for all of us who write part and after the break neighb

kayla, let's start with you. >> a phone call between the u.s. and chinese trade principles has thawed relations for now but they set up a few key dates to watch in the coming weeks and months for potential escalation or deescalation. negotiators will speak just before the september 1st deadline the white house has invited the china delegation to the white house for talks. don't know whether that's confirmed by the chinese october 1st is a key holiday celebrating the creation of the china's people's republic. two months later tariffs on remaining consumer goods could go into effect, so certainly a busy fall. while the market likes what they saw today, plenty of opportunities for flash points in the future. >> is this a sign that some of the president's less hawkish advisers have convinced him to change his mind or just the fact that the stock market has pulled back has convinced him to change his mind >> i think you have not only the free trade advocates within the white house that are advising the company but also companies, ceos that have been

kayla?ing to say it is no longer the president advocating for himself, but it is normal people advocating for the president. that normal people would want the president and are very much for his policies. and that he has caused the economic boom and prosperity in the country. >> so the focus, the hero of this story, is franklin roosevelt. he is featured at the end, his portrait, but he has a variety of other people helping sell this. a comedienne in this capacity. a variety of celebrities come out for franklin roosevelt to do this. radio spokesman and personalities are all selling the president for him. again, a different kind of production team in terms of selling a particular policy. excellent. adam? >> it kind of creates the soundbite. you can take different snippets of what the guy is saying. give back to the president or give a man a job. those are easy to remember jingles, so you could put those in radio advertisements that appeal to a general audience. they will remember that message,

this weekend would have been kayla salazar's 15th birthday. they all symbolize her care for animals at the celebration of life, one of the three young victims killed. san jose's mayor came to the celebration and vowed to tighten sales of firearms locally. one woman pushing for gun reform is tired of saying not again. instead, she wants to say never again. >> we can't afford to lose all of these precious young people. and others and there is violence upon violence. we need to turn the country around and get it back to what it should be. >> and the mayor presented kayla's mother with a certificate with the services that her last wish her sister get a golden retriever puppy. >>> and we're going to bring you the president speak live from the white house. and he is expected to speak on the two deadly mass shootings over the weekend. we'll listen in. we'll listen in. . >> a very somber statement of the president speaking on the heels of the white house of the mass shooting leaving 29 people dead. he referred to the shooter in the texas wal-mart a wi

kayla?ah, i think if you muted this, you would think that he's out at war somewhere speaking to his troops. i don't know. maybe it's because we know he's a war general, but the wind andg the rain and his hair flying everywhere and all of that. and he has like a very grimaceda expression. war general, ve which i think is good for him. that's what he was running on. >> excellent. >>d anyone know eisenhower actually had hair e until you s this because you see his hair blowing in the wind. later in the speech it starts ? raining harder. he can't really see through his glasses. he's struggling with his glasses reading the speech.rainin robert montgomery at this time s is a hollywood actor and a republican. and heherobe watched this speec he was horrified. he recounts how he immediately picks up the phone, called the e republican party and said, let me work on your campaign with you because you are really missing an opportunity to shift from this idea of a military hero and emphasize that you are

kayla?democratic party and they're trying to -- they're continually asking people to look back at what we've done. not even what stevenson has done necessarily but what other democrats have done and just linking that, the party together and that's the only thing they share but because he's a democrat, he will be as successful as past democrats or as with ike's campaign, it was very much looking toward the future and not -- well because they didn't really have a great past in recent years to look back to that they would want to advertise. so they had to push past that and you can see that contrast here. and also just, like, a lack of prioritizing media and honestly not, like, there's no creativity here which would make sense because they didn't prioritize it and that definitely hurt them in this. >> and i think that's really important to think about, the democratic party had been in office for 20 years. that is long time to control the white house. and they had done so in a way that built a c

. >> reporter: here in san jose, there's a birthday party happening for kayla salazar, who lost her lifethe gilroy garlic festival. >> just really sad. >> reporter: this party now a celebration of life for kayla. >> every day we're seeing another shooting and we're wondering what's happening with the world. we feel like we're not safe anywhere. >> reporter: in gilroy, officials say 500 people have sought help. many with psychological trauma from the shooting. >> they've already been living through it, and now they see it again in other areas. >> reporter: this community now trying to heal. >> we have to pray for each other. it's stupid for people to go around killing other people. it's senseless. >> reporter: cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >>> still ahead on "abc7 news" at 11:00, continuing our coverage of this weekend's mass shootings, we hear from experts about how to help you and your family cope with the fear that these attacks can cause. >>> and you can see the flags blowing in san francisco. the marine layer is deepening. the on shore flow increasing, meaning cooler temperatures for

he and his passenger, his friend kayla, climbed out unhurt. 30 seconds later the plane sank. >> it was a pretty surreal experience, just finding yourself one second floating in the pacific, clutching onto seat cushions and window shades. >> reporter: overhead, david's friend and wingman, owen circled. he says he stayed calm but had terrifying moments. >> once the plane sunk, it became really hard to spot them floating in the water. so there was one point where i actually lost visual contact of david, and i started flying away >> whe from where he actually was. >> reporter: david and kayla spent 45 minutes in the water with jellyfish stinging them. >> it was pretty cold water. >> reporter: the coast guard rescued them, hoisting them in baskets to a chopper. now somewhether this was an accident or stunt, especially since david so calmly videotaped the ordeal and is known for posting stunts on social media. >> consider the fact that i spent a quarter 34million on a plane. this was my baby, and i was pretty excited to be flying it everywhere. i have no interest in, you know, ruining my new

sentido antes de aprobar en la aprobaciÓn de armas es lo que se estÁ enfrentando familiares y amigos de kaylauna de las vÍctimas en el tiroteo >>> sandra estuvo en una vigilia que se realizÓ esta noche en san josÉ y en donde dijeron ya basta ¿no es asÍ sandra? >>> no pueden entender que un arma del calibre en el dÍa de hoy estÉ en el alcance de un civil estÁs armas no son utilizados para defender su propiedad si no causar mucho daÑo como han causado a estÁs comunidades. >> no ha pasado una semana pero 3 personas cuando ocurre otra que invita para otra comunidad >>> no hay nada >>> es cerca. para recordar >>> ya basta >>> todo lo que estÁ pasando. >> estamos consternados que interÉs inocente estÁ pagando por culpa de otras personas >>> es que los dos incidentes utilizaron armas similares >>> el arma que utilizÓ es un arma de matar >>> es un arma de guerra >>> no es un arma que se le >>> el muchacho tenÍa 19 aÑos como uno no puede comprar cigarrillo y alcohol pero sÍ un arma >>> que la muerte de ella y otras 20 mÁs en el paso texas no que pueden convertir en una estadÍstica mÁs. >> ¿cuÁntas vid

one that read kayla, you are an angel. we will never forget you. >>> psychologist the it is natural for everyone who has heard about the shootings in dayton and el paso to feel fear. the emruing especially high in and gilroy shootings were atino. sacked by washington dc that says that people who come from different backgrounds are a threat to the black muslims who feel targeted after the septit's a they understand the grief and fear the latino community and how they are feeling now. it is important for me people that are fearful turn to friends and family for support. >>> congressman elegance while hosting a committee form and ending gun violence domestic terrorism. he will hear thought 20 district the committee form is a 6:30 at the hayward city council chambers. tomorrow night, ktvu taking an in-depth look at mass shootings in america. no current gun laws, mental health, and what lawmakers are doing to help prevent more mass shooting. we hope you america tomorrow n at 10:30, right here on ktvu. >>> ial will be back for d

. >> last night a celebration of live for the 12-year-old kayla salazar. >> it's hard to try and hold on to the sadness, the pain, the heartache, and it's really hard when you try to lay it out, and you have nobody to talk to. >> the family hopes to continue kayla's celebration of life next on the anniversary of her funeral. >>> city planners tabled a meeting over proposed changes to one site, and the plan calls for the new in-n-out on hamilton. conflict of interest issues came out, and in-n-out lovers say the nearest in-n-out is five miles away. >> i love in-n-out burger, but i don't want them in my neighborhood. it's nothing person, it's just so crowded. >> some people are happy about it, and once it's here, people will say it's a new place to eat. >> city planners still are going to make a final decision to the location september 10th. >>> at a crowded meeting last night, people debated the future of the new sea shore land. ranchers and environmentalists were at odds about how the grassland should be divided. >> truly, it's all important. >> the park service plan would limit the el

one row, kayla, you are an angel we will never forget." >>> now more news on the shootings in dayton ohio and el paso, texas. the agent in charge of the dayton ohio shooting says the shooter had investigated various violent ideologies. there are 3 main questions they are hoping to answer. >> what, if any ideology influenced the attacked her the attacker, who, if anyone helped him or had advanced knowledge of the intention to conduct the attack and why he committed the specific act of violence. >> police killed the gunman, a 24-year-old white man who shot and killed 9 people, including his own sister and wounded 3700 -- 37 others early sunday morning in a bar in a downtown entertainment area. >>> in el paso, a grief center has been open to help those involved in the shooting. the suspect surrendered to a motorcycle officer about an hour after the shooting. a survivor who spoke out said he was in walmart with his 15- year-old woman who opened a bank account when the gunfire erupted. >> i witnessed my nephew, right in front of me. i will leave the details but it was horrible image. and

back to you. >> kayla, right.he president laid out in this tweet the path for those concessions basically saying two of his big complaints were they weren't buying some of the, the farm, farming things that they had promised to buy and then the fentanyl if they could answer on those two fronts you could see this potential lly pulling back befoe september 1st, we'll see. >> and made at the g20 back in december in bane owes aires and the farm goods an interesting part i was told by sources briefed on that g20 bilateral what china said, they would consider buying farm products but that president xi was carol not to dmoit-ocommo so, something they said they never did but the president thought they did. >>> and president and ceo of the atlantic council and a cnbc contributor. fred, what happened? what caused these tweets yesterday? >> i think this is classic trump. his negotiators came back. they found a much harder line chinese approach one of the things that's changed that's interesting is the commerce minister has t

air-to-air photo shoot turned catastrophic for david and his friend kayla. >> going to fly over the golden gate bridge, whole bay tour, didn't make it there. >> reporter: captured hitting water outside half moon bay harbor, lost power and couldn't >> reporter: cftup haveng w to . hiwater.circli cldt se himbith water. turned me around and guided me right to where he was. >> reporter: laesch recorded the moment they climbed on the wing and took video of them bobbing in ocean. u.s. coast guard made contact. >> there was another aircraft on scene that quickly responded, contacted air traffic control who knew to contact coast guard asset. >> reporter: returned safely to land. >> it was really a miracle. >> reporter: a miracle even by coast guard standards. now i did speak with the pair, besides a few jellyfish stings,. >>maa. >>> new at 11:00, san francisco city hall was packed for spirited public debate over naming of new muni station. ended with divisive vote. >> muni board decided the stop will be called chinatown rose pak station. kate larsen was there. >> people were lined up for eight hou

came into her life, helped her care for her ailing sister, and al also helped raise susan's daughter, kaylashe felt because he was doing so much for her family, that's why she put this special moment together. >> that hug was so long. they had decades of hugging to get in. >> they had a lot of catching up to go through. >> that's the best day of his life for two reasons. >> it's good to see you. ♪ >>> these people are running and that's because -- >> oh. >> i was expecting a bunch of bulls, not indiana jones. this happened in a city near madrid. according to reports, this event was a swap for the running of the bulls. >> so instead of the bulls, it's the running of -- the other day. >> apparently because of budget cuts. >> i was thinking safety, then -- >> people have helmets on an everything. >> people are taking more precautions with a ball than when they face a bull. >> four people and the mayor got hurt. this is the third year the event has gone down. the first year reports are that the ball weighed 441 pounds. >> like a large inflatable ball, right? >> it's concrete. >> no. it is a lar

he's the president of the foreign council, kayla. i have to start with wilbur ross.ilbur saying, listen, we cannot disrupt the christmas season. this administration has been saying all along, china. china has been paying us billions in tariffs. if that was the case, the christmas season wouldn't matter. so what exactly is wilbur ross telling us especially since china gaive us nothing here? >> he's telling us what he heard from the president and a few of his economic advisers in the last day, that they want to make very sure there is not an impact on the christmas season, that they are not the grinches who have this economic impact they say doesn't exist this whole time. he's saying there is no quid pro quo, there were no concessions made on the call, but it's the decision of how the united states is going to treat huawei going forward. you might see china announce some agricultural purposes, you might have friendlier thawing of relationships going forward, or you might have an escalation going the other direction. >> how do you thaw relationships going forward when i

kayla's story, we're not going to have a seventh generation of farmers because we can't sustain going through the policies he's implementing at what point does he push the farmers too far? >> consider the source on that that is governor steve bullock running on the democratic side he has an incentive to say that. purdue university came out with a survey earlier this week that showed almost 75% of farmers think that this china escalation will result in a better deal for them he still has their support of course, he has given almost $30 billion in subsidies to farmers. they can actually give them more -- he has more latitude to give more. at least as of now, it looks like this very important constituent base is holding firm with them. >> you don't think volatility is going anywhere any time soon today is a perfect example the president makes a comment about huawei and the market didn't like it the white house comes out and clarifies what the president meant, stocks recovered a bit. volatility is here to stay with these looming tariffs. >> always has been and always will be. i look at vo

for more on this breaking story, let's get to kayla tausche who have the details. >> after days of no news and increasing investor worry on the trade front, tensions thawed with a call between the u.s. and chinese negotiating principals which china state tv said came at washington's invitation treasury and ustr declined to comment on that and whether in-person negotiations for washington in september were confirmed, but the two sides are expected to speak by phone in two weeks, just before a september 1st tariff deadline. in the meantime, u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer has shelved tariffs on a wide swath of consumer goods, including smartphones, and some apparel until december 15th, a few days after the fed's last meeting of the year. and president trump says as you mentioned, it's to keep that holiday spending intact. >> just the christmas season, just in case some of the tariffs would have an impact on u.s. customs, but so far they've had virtually none the only impact we've collected almost $60 billion from china. just in case they might have an impact on people, what

kayla reed took to the streets of ferguson in 2014. >> i think five years is not a long time. five years after the voting rights act, everything wasn't cured. five years after the end of slavery, everything wasn't better >> this quick trip convenience store burned to the ground today the ferguson community empowerment center sits in its place. >> all the shirts in these bags -- >> the save our sons program is housed here as staff and volunteers aim to get residents jobs through professional and financial training >> they stay on top of you making sure you follow up with interviews you have. >> it's changes like these that residents say are necessary. >> okay, okay. >> wesley bell is an attorney and former professor the 2014 protests propelled him into politics. last year he was elected st. louis county prosecuting attorney >> i think i'm proof positive of change we ran a campaign that was based on addressing issues of criminal justice reform and court reform but also of bringing people together this region, this country is too divided. >> a community once so divided now trying

kayla tausche. let's get to bob pisani at the new york stock exchange on more of what is moving the big relief rally. talking about grinches if there was one grinch, it would be the bond market, which seems to have barely responded to the response sentiment on equities >> woor up a little bit and moving in relation -- the market hit the highs around 10:30, and that's when bond yields were hitting their highs for the day. not as perfect as it has been recently i want to point out what kayla said, the toy makers are loving the comment on the tariffs you have apple moving and caterpill caterpillar, but mattel is up, hasbro is up hasbro issued a statement about their appreciation we appreciate the administration listening to our concerns. we believe this will help mitigate the impact on u.s. consumers this holiday season. we're also seeing very heavy volume in cyclical etfs that are tied to trade. so technology, the xlk, financial, xli the industrial, xlf is financial. xli is industrial. consumer discre