. >> clinical for doctor michael ross, sports medicine specialist for the rothman institute. he is two months into a battle with colon cancer. >> i think the difference for me is i keep doing what i want to do. >> running the race, step-by-step, doing saturday's rothman 8k with the people he loves. >> so great to be out with everybody, and my co-workers, and my friends, so fantastic. >> like he helps other people at work reach their potential, and he's here showing us his. >> wife wendy said doctor rot has three critical keys to the game. >> a, have really good friends, and all his friends are here today. b, to exercise is really important, changes your whole brain chemistry. and c, to have a really good sense of humor, and that's why we're all wearing semi colon shirts because he actually has a semi colon. >> 606,000 people are watching this weekend's races and most runners crossed the finish line with their own unique sense of purpose. doctor ross knows his. >> i'm still a try athlete and physician who happens to have cancer, i don't exactly see myself as a cancer patient.

. >> next on american history tv, author and history professor michael ross discusses his book on the 1870 kidnapping of mollie digby. digby was abducted by two black women and the case exacerbated racial tensions. the pratt library in baltimore hosted this 50-minute event. >> it's nice to be here surrounded by pictures of edgar allen poe and books about poe and baltimore in many ways has a feel a lot like new orleans, an old port city with traditions and a quirky and sometimes spooky history. and i always kind of feel at home in baltimore just as i feel at home in new orleans. and where i lived for 10 years. what i want to do tonight is introduce you to this case that has a kind of -- that has kind of disappeared from the american memory, but at least for the summer of 1870 captivated the nation, newspaper readers across the country and try to explain to it you in the -- so that you can see what i saw as i stumbled across it. i began writing -- i found this story while i was doing much more traditional legal history. i was researching the famous slaughter-house cases, the first case

. >> next on american history tv, author and history professor michael ross discusses his book on the 1870 kidnapping of molly mollie, the child of poor -- mollie digby. digby was abducted by two black women and the case exacerbated racial tensions. the pratt library in baltimore hosted this 50-minute event ---month event. >> it's nice to be here surrounded by pictures of edgar allen poe and books about pow and baltimore in many ways has a feel a lot like new orleans, an old port city with traditions and a quirky and sometimes spooky history. and i always kind of feel at home in baltimore just as i feel

. >> next on american history tv, author and history professor michael ross discusses his book on the 1870 kidnapping of mollie digby. digby was abducted by two black women and the case exacerbated racial tensions. the pratt library in baltimore hosted this 50-minute event.

ross, yeah. anyway, michael called one night -- >> jimmy: my uncle works for the phone company. >> that is amazingfriends at school and, you know, when you're young, my dad's a police officer, he'll beat you up. so, she was -- we were talk iin about the song and she was like, i know what he's saying. michael's my friend, i'm going to ask him. so, that night when he called, i was like, yeah, i want to talk to michael. i got something to ask him. so, i was like, michael? he's like, yeah, ooh! unbelievable. and i said, so, what were you actually saying when you say that and he was like, i don't know, what do you think? i've been saved by the sound of michael's song. and he was like -- ♪ i've been save by the sound of michael's song ♪ i mean, it seems like, of course that's what he was saying. >> jimmy: what did he say? >> no. no. i mean, i think i could have -- again, responsible for my mother's career. that man could have had a really big career if he had just listened to me. he could have been huge. >> jimmy: you call lionel richie and ask him what -- >> i'll probably come up with that. >> jimmy: f

now brian ross continues our joint investigation tomorrow on good morning america world news and then finally on 2020. >> scary to think about all that still out there. all right thanks you michael>> that's the russian hacker spy on thousands of security camera in the united states. not only in businesses but also inside your home. simply typed in the default factory password for camera monitored on line. security expert say simple fix. be sure to change our pass words. >> tomorrow morning on 7 morning news going gluten free. trendy diet actually better for you? findings at special report that is tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. >> sierra, several inches of snow expected. you can see along i 80 and castle peak on this cam. already a heavy blanket of snow. driving conditions are dangerous however. there are no restrictions tomorrow night another storm could bring strong and damaging winds but that's snow may not stick around too long. >> let's get to sandhya with the latest. >> high wind watch will be going up for the tahoe area starting tomorrow night. unfortunately the snow level rising so by saturday we are really lacking at very high snow level up there. right now live doppler 7

now brian ross continues our joint investigation tomorrow on good morning america world news and then finally on 2020. >> scary to think about all that still out there. all right thanks you michael that's the russian hacker spy on thousands of security camera in the united states. not only in businesses but also inside your home. simply typed in the default factory password for camera monitored on line. security expert say simple fix. be sure to change our pass words. >> tomorrow morning on 7 morning news going gluten free. trendy diet actually better for you? findings at special report that is tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. >> sierra, several inches of snow expected. you can see along i 80 and castle peak on this cam. already a heavy blanket of snow. driving conditions are dangerous however. there are no restrictions tomorrow night another storm could bring strong and damaging winds but that's snow may not stick around too long. >> let's get to sandhya with the latest. >> high wind watch will be going up for the tahoe area starting tomorrow night. unfortunately the snow level rising so by saturday we are really lacking at very high snow level up there. right now live doppler 7hd

now brian ross continues our joint investigation tomorrow on good morning america world news and then finally on 2020. >> scary to think about all that still out there. all right thanks you michael. >> that's the russian hacker spy on thousands of security camera in the united states. not only in businesses but also inside your home. simply typed in the default factory password for camera monitored on line. security expert say simple fix. be sure to change our pass words. >> tomorrow morning on 7 morning news going gluten free. trendy diet actually better for you? findings at special report that is tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m. >> sierra, several inches of snow expected. you can see along i 80 and castle peak on this cam. already a heavy blanket of snow. driving conditions are dangerous however. there are no restrictions tomorrow night another storm could bring strong and damaging winds but that's snow may not stick around too long. >> let's get to sandhya with the latest. >> high wind watch will be going up for the tahoe area starting tomorrow night. unfortunately the snow level rising so by saturday we are really lacking at very high snow level up there. right now live doppler

ross who is live in ferguson. we're also learning more about a fire to a church where michael brown was baptized. what can you tell us about the investigation into that fire? >> yeah, this is the flood christian church. it's just down the street from the ferguson police department. that's, of course, the scene of protests the last few nights. atf confirming they are investigating this as a potential arson. looks like there was a number of fires set within the church after somebody broke in through the front door. they are also saying it was quite well known that this is where michael brown sr. worsh worshipped because the pastor had made a number of. they say their resources are stretched pretty thin, but they're continuing to investigate and that's kind of where things are. >> can i ask you, zach, was this church adjacent to any other buildings that might have been on fire or caught fire as a result of the protests or was it separa separate from them physically? >> a little ways away from any building, at least that i believe that also caught fire on monday. so, i think that's pointing investiga

michael kors as a fantastic example of what you're talking about. t.j. maxx, rosseral in the more basics area. costco. winner quarter after quarter. the other category of winners are mastering the internet and all channel model. you have macy's or nordstrom doing very, very well. best buy was better than people expected. >> best buy, walmart and target are sacrificing margins. >> everybody is sacrificing margins. >> do you have to do that? >> i think you do. the bricks and mortar retailers said we are not going to take it on the chin from amazon quarter after quarter and get undercut in price. everybody is matching their prices. prices are transparent. margins are falling. they aren't going to give up the sales. they have drawn that line in the sand saying we are not going to give our business away to amazon. >> on that idea, walmart's new strategy of matching prices, you see this as a win/win for the customer, the retailer, does that mean amazon loses out here? >> amazon has been under a lot of pressure for a long time. they are the best on the internet, which is

ross had 45. sunday is a keeper at 49. >> the hacker stole more than credit card information. >> and new at 5:00. the president of fires back as michaeljordan makes fun of his golf game. >> old man game like demetrius calls it. and there is a, a title for the new star wars movie. markus hess reaction coming up. one of the nurses who contracted ebola in a dallas hospital says she still doesn't know how she got the virus. >> i was covered completely every time. i followed the protocol for on and off. i never strayed. it's a mystery to me. >>amber vinson says she's still regaining strength after she was cleared of ebola last week. vinson got sick while treating patient eric duncan. she says she followed every c- d-c guideline, including when she took two flights to plan her wedding. she says she was given permission to fly since she didn't have any symptoms. vinson says she feels the c-d-c tried to blame her, even though she reported her temperature to the health department. stocks closed at new record thursday. dow rose 69. nasdaq gained 17. s&p up 10% for the year. hackers responsible for home depots massive data breach stole more than

stopped michael brown for walking down the middle of the street. 2 investigates looked at tens and thousands of police stops in oakland going back to last year. as ktvu channel 2 news' rob rosss stopped the vast majority of the time. >> reporter: he's a high school senior with a scholarship to san jose university already in his pocket. but dejaun howard says he gets stopped for no reason. >> he asked me why i had my hood on. i told him because it was cold and he asked me questions. >> reporter: we met him at youth uprising dedicated to creates leadership in young people. he is far from alone in his experience. ktvu channel 2 news obtained all the police stops from a 19 month period. of the more than 44,000 people stopped, almost 60% for american. more than three times more than hispanics, the next highest race. african-americans make up less than a third of the population. 13% of all stops led to arrest. and like 28-year-old kareem, almost a quarter of all stops were african-americans between 18 and 29 years old.  >> i have been pulled over while trying. same excuse there was a robbery around the corner and you fit the description. >> oakland is fairly typical of the rest

ross thank you. >> ifill: the st. louis suburb of ferguson, missouri, and the country, is awaiting word from a grand jury on whether it will indict the police officer who shot teenager michael. in anticipation of the decision, and the potential for violence, missouri governor jay nixon yesterday declared a state of emergency and activated the national guard. today, declaring the "status quo unacceptable," the governor announced the creation of a 16- member "ferguson commission" made up of local civic leaders and law enforcement officials, among them, education reform activist rich mcclure and the reverend starsky wilson, a local pastor. >> got heavy letting to do as a region. we've got to do it together. so i invite you to participate in the process but most of all i invite youuj to pray for it. our region must and can begin to reconcile and to heal. you don't have to see eye to eye to walk arm in arm. and we've had too much of you and them and not enough of we. and us. >> ifill: we look now at the legal and social questions raised in ferguson with danielle belton, a freelance journalist and editor at large for "clutch," an online magazine targeting young, black women. she

ross sorkin and brian sullivan. joe is off today. at top of the headlines today, a grand jury decision is expected in the killing of michael brown.the city of ferguson, missouri rb is bracing for larger protests. the shooting three and a half months ago triggered riots and looting. we'll have a live report at 8:00 eastern time. let's get a look at the markets at this time. both the dow and the s&p 500 closed at record levels again. right now the dow is indicated up by another five and a half points and the nasdaq up by 10.5 points. in europe this morning green arrows there as well. at least when looking at germany and france. the cac up by .9% ftse slightly weaker. we've been watching oil prices and at this point they've turned down a bit. at this point, trading at $76.24 a barrel. and we've been watching the barn markets as well. the dollar this morning a little bit weaker against the euro which is sitting. after we heard from draghi talking about that he'd be doing there. also look at gold prices. gold prices look like they are down by $3.50. >> you and i talked about it, we mentioned in the 6:00 a.m. hour but if people are jus