i spoke to ross mcewan.ther year of we got exit -- ross: another year of 2016 to exit out of the countries. we are going to be back to around 13 to 14 countries. we think we will be right for our customers, particularly in the u k and ireland. it is right for our strategic strengths. products whichry our- that is where strategic strengths are. that is the area where we are staying in. that is the area where our customers recognize our strengths. manus: the natural question say you customers cannot give me full-service, so i've got to go through hsbc. i've got to go to another institution to get the full gamut. where are we in that? ross: the think that is important to understand is they are very multi-banked anyway. losing less -- are you losing more of the wallet? ross: the fact that we've come out of global transaction -- losing that share of wallet in the three core areas, the answer is no. those are the areas where they see our real strengths. finished imarily be the end of this year. -- finished by the

he'll turn the reins over to deputy commissioner ross. nbc 10's george spencer sat down with seth williams, philadelphia's district attorney, for an interview. >> with a changing of the guard, always questions about the new regime. we heard ross say he has been number two for eight years. you got seth williams' take on law enforcement for next year. >> he sees the law enforcement team, police working with prosecutors, moving into 2016 with some strong momentum, but policy changes will impact the way officers do their jobs and budgetary concerns linger here in the d.a.'s office. for philly p.d., 2016 is a changing of the guard. commissioner charles ramsey retiring and his successor, richard ross jr. taking the reins. it's a change that will impact law enforcement citywide. >> i look forward to continuing the innovations of commissioner ramsey with commissioner ross. >> williams says ross will inherit strong momentum led by a dramatic drop in homicides despite a blip last year. but with the new administration, a promise to fully end the con

ross was a 2014 graduate of the governor's school in richmond, virginia. i want to thank you all for letting me have this opportunity to be here. secondly, let me thank the men and women across the country who risk their lives every day, sometimes against unmatched odds, superior training, and firepower, in order to keep our communities safe from those that need to do us harm. we are experiencing mass shootings too frequently. we see horrific gunfire every day. we are speaking out because enough is enough. background checks are critical for the safety of our communities. they keep guns out of the hands of those who are prohibited from possessing them. we know that the national instant background check system works since the brady laws were enacted. background checks have blocked over 2 million prohibited persons from buying guns. we must extend the background check requirement to all purchasers. no policy matter has this much public support. poll after poll shows over 90% of the public supports background checks. for all purchases. 86% of nra members suppo

music from rick ross and chris brown. first major major league baseball news, the miami marlins announced that they've hired barry bonds to be their hitting coach. at long last. after all the steroid drama, barry bonds is back in baseball. assuming the marlins can find a helmet that will fit his now giant head. barry bonds holds the record for the most career home runs and asterisks in the history of the game. did i say asterisks? it's a harder word to say than it should be. asterisks. so congratulations to him. i think barry and the marlins will supplement each other very nicely. this is what barry bonds should be coaching. this comes from the world championships in houston. it aired on espn2 this weekend. this is a weightlifter from georgia. the country, not the state. who gave it all and then some. >> come on, come on! >> oh, yeah. he had a funny look on his face. >> well, you can see that the funny look was the fact that he wasn't getting enough air. he passed out. >> look, he's back for his third attempt. >> a lot of

rick ross and chris brown! presented by samsung. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: thanks to quentin tarantino and cast of "the hateful eight." apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next, but first, his album is called "black market." here with the songs "sorry" and "back to sleep," with a little help from chris brown, rick ross! hands up come on she's just perfect in every kinda way but i don't think i can handle her pain just running my game umm girl after girl mistake after mistake i tried to change but they always around pulling me down in bed gave you my word but they were just broken promises i feel like -- i know i ain't -- sorry won't turn back the clock baby i took advantage 'cause i knew you wouldn't believe it so i used you i'm sorry eh oh oh but sorry don't make it right i know we at the crib she got her legs wrapped around waist conversatin' she lick every like a thug i just wanna -- that's like everyday temporary separ

ross bacon ross. >> hopefully rick bacon ross isn't dinner on christmas. >> everyone loves bacon. >>do. a little ham too. >> poor rick. >>> speaking of ham. >> talking about quarterbacks. >> too late, i'm already off camera. >> one more game with the bears, we'll talk to him next. a high school, centennial high, the battle of the >>> this abc 7 sports report by xfinity. >>> cal bears are preparing for air force as they face off in the armed forces bowl december 29th at ft. worth, texas. this is sunny's first bowl appearance for the bears. perhaps jared goff's final game as a cal bear. most think he'll be turning pro after this game. jared just wants to talk about the bowl game. not his future. >> play harder than anybody, showing film they do consistently year in, year out. they're a very successful program, go to a bowl game almost every year. nine of the has it ten years. they know how to win game. you can tell. the way they play, the way they win games. they play hard. >>> speaking of bowl games, new mexico/arizona. lobos airs it out to johnson. one player that can stop him, his b

gartenstein-ross: they are definitely distinct groups. nadia supported that, by saying that the way that people defected from one group to another can be killed. the definitely see distinction. i agree with everything that nadia said. it is possible that we do not do enough in the report to brutality,l qaeda's but we start with the premise that al qaeda is an incredibly brutal organization, and unlike isis, keeps a chunk of its brutality off camera. i do not think there is a moral distinction between them that al qaeda is actually organic, or actually avoiding brutality. rather, it is a question of what they are trying to craft. i would rather talk about the organic question than the brutality question. i believe that language we use is that al qaeda, unlike isis, likes to make itself appear that organic part of the population. i agree, it is not. you can look into two things. one is the writing of its ideologues. the second is the expansion of the actual practice. in tunisia and libya -- i think urer example p -- they used front groups.

brian ross, standing by. >>> also tonight, the showdown on the strip. donald trump, center stage, but with a different opponent right next to him. it comes after protesters inside the trump event, and the nazi salute. >>> the winter storm hitting nearly a dozen states. dangerous driving. and the airport chaos, just days before the holiday rush. >>> the american plumber, suing tonight, after selling his pickup truck to a texas dealer. only to have that truck and his of isis. >>> and, the great made in america christmas is back tonight. we're across this country. the first big idea revealed. shall we say, a tip of the hat? >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin with the fear that began early today on both sides of this country. for millions of school children and their parents. amid this climate of concern over terror. two threats, including bombs, assault weapons, grenades. one in los angeles. of course, san bernardino not far away. authorities there taking no chances, closing more than 1,000 schools. s

>> and yeah she named the pig after the rap eric ross. >> okay. enter don't judge, bruce, don't judge. >> and moving right along as they have watched their hands cracking down on soap and that they would ban those tiny microbads that will be marketed as -- microbeads that will be marketed as exfoliating that do not dissolve. and where they would mistake them for now. >>> all right, you don't feel like dealing with parking tonight, you're in a lot of luck, it is national free shipping day. retailers like target and jc pennies, nordstrom are all participating. you can get them delivered by christmas eve. that's not stopping those americans. and that it was spent at amazon. well they got that from 3.5 million shoppers. >> a lot of stuff. you don't have the time, trust me. >> all i'm wishing for is a job. all i want is a job. >>> love, hugs, kisses. and you can read what everyone else is hoping for by down loading this app. >>> how about one to two? that would be great. >> that's if you want them all covered. >> i hate looking out there. and if itwere

brian ross is standing by tonight. >>> the pharmaceutical scandal. the young ceo under arrest tonight. first, hiking a life-saving drug from $13.50 to more than $700 overnight. now, arrested for something else. >>> the race for 2016 tonight. vladimir putin's new praise for donald trump. and trump's response, just in. >>> the deadly road rage on an american highway spanning 60 miles, hitting several cars. >>> and consumer outrage tonight over concert tickets for adele, vanishing. and now being sold for $12,000. >>> good evening. us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with that terror arrest late today in connection with the horror that unfolded in san bernardino. the husband and wife, turned killers at that work holiday party. well, tonight, syed farook's childhood friend, enrique marquez, under arrest, after being questioned for days. authorities tonight revealing the stunning charges. they say he was the friend who bought those assault weapons and had trained with farook before. among the plots they allegedly hatched, a plan to trap drive

gartenstein-ross: they are definitely distinct groups. nadia supported that, by saying that the way that people defected from one group to another can be killed. they definitely see the distinction. i agree with everything that nadia said. it is possible that we do not do enough in the report to emphasize al qaeda's brutality, but we start with the premise that al qaeda is an incredibly brutal organization, and unlike isis, keeps a chunk of its brutality off camera. i do not think there is a moral distinction between them that al qaeda is actually organic, or actually avoiding brutality. rather, it is a question of what image they are trying to craft. i would rather talk about the organic question than the brutality question. i believe that language we use is that al qaeda, unlike isis, likes to make itself appear that it is an organic part of the population. i agree, it is not. you can look into two things. one is the writing of its ideologues. the second is the expansion of the actual practice. in tunisia and libya -- i think tunisia is

investigators say brad ross used the upper darby evidence room like his own personal stash house.g drugs and cash. for more on how ross was caught and what his motive may have been, we turn to "action news" reporter greg hall who is live outside of police headquarters. greg. >> reporter: well, rick the district attorney tells me that the police officers here at this police department they are upset and disappointed by the actions of their former fellow officers and tonight he is being treated like any other suspect. walking out of district court former upper darby township police officer brad ross didn't have anything to say. the 17 year veteran was once charged with upholding the law and now is accused of being a criminal. >> nobody expected him to be a thief. nobody expected him to commit criminal activity. he was a respected officer. >> reporter: delaware county district attorney jack whelan says ross was arrested for stealing from an evidence room and tampering with evidence. investigators believe the crime date back to 2012 but caught onto the criminal activity in january aft

brian ross come back to you on this. matt was reporting about half an hour ago that most of the employees seem to have left the situation, even though the been cleared it was much quieter there on the scene at inland. >> the tension at that site seems to have lessened. and matt was reporting to us that all of the employees have been asked not to speak to reporters, to him, while they're debriefed by the state police and local police there as to the best description of what they can tell about these men. they'll be looking for voice, accent, height, weight, age, anything to help identify these three gunmen. >> how much information do the police need to determine whether these individuals were actually in their system in some fashion? >> it would be difficult if there are no fingerprints, if they're wearing gloves, if there's no dna left behind. they're in the dark. this is a huge mystery of a kind that you rarely see for law enforcement. usually there is some solid lead. and without that vehicle being discovered, they're

brian ross come back to you on this. matt was reporting about half an hour ago that most of the employees seem to have left the situation, even though the police said the area had not been cleared it was much quieter there on the scene at inland. >> the tension at that site seems to have lessened. and matt was reporting to us that all of the employees have been asked not to speak to reporters, to him, while they're debriefed by the state police and local police there as to the best description of what they can tell about these men. they'll be looking for voice, accent, height, weight, age, anything to help identify these three gunmen. >> how much information do the police need to determine whether these individuals were actually in their system in some fashion? >> it would be difficult if there are no fingerprints, if they're wearing gloves, if there's no dna left behind. they're in the dark. this is a huge mystery of a kind that you rarely see for law enforcement. usually there is some solid lead. and without that vehic

ross is a porn actress and first met charlie back in 2013 and they got engaged in 2014 and the actor will contest the suit and has numerouswities that will dispute ross claims. >>> cold play and taylor swift have something in common with adele, they are not letting their new album streamed. it is expected to be available for just today on paid only music services like apple music. >>> it is a big weekend for temple football, the team is playing in a big game, they are visiting houston to play in the championship game. if they win they will be eligible for the fiesta bowl or peach bowl. you can watch the game here at noon on 6 abc. go temple. >> yes. >> another check of the forecast with melissa magee. >> we'll show you the numbers, less wind that is also a big factor for us, so they are more together. 52 for the high in the city, and 50 in allentown and 50 in cape may and 49 in lancaster, if there are any changes we have updates starting on "action news" at 4:00. >> have a nice weekend. >>> a new kind of santa claus is checking the naughty and nice list in portland, the mall has a hi

lori ross reads and writes poetry. a way to ward off the bleak, cold overnight hours, spent in her car. a full night of sleep, impossible. >> we have been stuck here. right here for months. >> reporter: the 63-year-old says she started living out of her car with her dog snug with things didn't work out with a roommate. but over time, her car started developing mechanical problems and the heater stopped working. >> i fell asleep one night, and didn't have any blankets on, and then there's ice on the window. >> reporter: ross said at times, she felt hopeless, but that changed last night. >> i was up all night, determined. >> reporter: desperate for help to get her car fixed, ross made a phone call this morning. the american society on aging in san francisco. she reached a staff member there, who told her the agency didn't provide direct services. >> we hung up and, i'm sorry. >> it's okay. >> it just, it kind of felt heavy on my heart. >> reporter: she tells me she called 15 agencies trying to get help for ross, but no l

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brad ross is accused of stealing pills and cash from the department's evidence room to fuel a drug habit. ross entered rehab and resigned from the force in march but officials say he'll be treated no differently than any other defendant. >> with 203 counts some of them felony counts the tampering were alleging are felony counts he could could do substantial crime. >> 33 think ross' crimes date back to 2012 but they only caught on earlier this year when items from the evidence room were misplaced. >>> 72 new police officers are ready to serve their communities in camden, atlantic and burlington counties. they held a badge pinning ceremony in blackwood today for the 66th basic police recruit class of the camden county college police academy. these men and women just completed a rigorous six month training program. philadelphia police commissioner charles ramsey gave the keynote address today. >>> residents in manayunk were invited to meet the fifth district officers who serve and protect their neighborhood. the coffee with the cop event was held this morning and boyd's offered its apprecia

. >> our brian ross is standing by. >>> the couple hiding in plain sight. tonight, their car towed away. in a nearby house, police raiding saying he may be the one who provided the high-powered >>> guns in america. sales soaring since the attack. tonight, front page outrage. a major newspaper calling gun control in america, a national disgrace. the heated debate. >>> the politics of terror. donald trump's blunt talk when it comes to terrorist. >> they don't want to die. they're chicken [ bleep ]. believe me. >> the expletive drawing applause on the campaign trail tonight. >>> from abc news, this is a special edition of "world news tonight." >> good evening and thank you for joining us on this saturday, i'm cecelia vega tonight from san bernardino. this city, the sight of the worst terrorism attack on american soil since 9/11 and the community reeling from the damage behind me. with that, there is betrayal too. the murderer, the mother of a who appears to have had weapons training, now accused of having weapons training, pledging allegiance to isis. investig