ross and ross tomahawks it straight down. >> april ross, wow.the right side, gets her feet to the ball. i don't care what area of the court you're blocking. you need to be on the ball and reaching over. talita's push over the net is a little more. and she is able to go over the top. >> ross a silver and bronze medicinal. missed the beijing olympics. the third american team behind kerri and branagh and across court and there's a time-out. coming back to the sand. world series of beach volleyball. the americans have some work to do. they're trailing here in the second set by one. ♪ ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >>> now for a look at what is happening around the e veanvent. this is an extravaganza. >> it's

back to betsy ross, our intern veronica, pretending to be betsy ross. her ear piece. have you found someone? >> yes. >> we will need -- >> a lot of people over here, there is a lot of people over here, waiting for the parade. so i think we can talk to them. >> don't get hit by a car. >> we will walk over here. >> always good if we can see their face. how about that dude on the ben snatch. >> hello, hello. >> how are you? >> my name is betsy ross. >> karen? >> do you like apply flag. >> do you like my flag. >> it is not the original, but i like it just as much. >> it is not the original but it is, you know, pretty good. >> can i touch your flag? >> thank you, thank you. >> can i touch your flag? >> yes, you can. >> oh, it is so nice, that's not my flag. >> who made your flag? >> who made your flag? >> i bought it like this. i don't know who made t i got it at wal-mart. >> you know i used to date george washington. >> you know, i used to date george washington. >> did you? oh, good. >> i have the splint tears proof it. >> i have the scarfs to prove it. >>

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lucinda ross got married here in detroit to moses ross and they had a child, jacqueline ross, and she began to date a man named jim jordan and they had a child and that child was me. so joe nelson, who painted this jesus black, was my older cousin. he is passed away now. the same night jesus was painted black, about three blocks away from here on euclid street, the police and the national guard shot out all of the streetlights, so people could not see what was happening. and the police themselves could not see. the army thought it was a bad idea but the national guard and police were not trained on dealing with this, so they shot out all the streetlights and they began to believe that there were a lot of snipers. now, we know there were some snipers. but every light, every noise began to feel like snipers to these police officers and national guardsmen. and as someone lit a cigarette at 1756 euclid street and the police, thinking it was a sniper , had the national guard shoot at the building, and of course the 50 caliber bullets, which go straight through the walls of the place, kille

and ross perot starts running against george bush.tive steward of the reagan revolution. >> let me just go on record one time tonight, we can win. >> the ross perot phenomenon reached highs of 38%. bush, 32%. clinton, 20%. >> perot was making inroads. the white house was just furious and scared. if he continued to attract republican voters, then bush was going to lose. . >>> in a world where we're one dictator away from one major crises. who do you most trust to be sitting in this chair? >> american presidents tend to love foreign policy because they don't have to deal with anybody they can move and act. the truth is most american elections are determined by election politics not your foreign achievers. so george w. bush rubs into storms. >>> good evening, governor george w. bush and ross perot about to make their second election of the campaign. >> bill clinton loved the town haul his or her fat. >> you know people who lost their jobs and home. in my state when people loose their jobs it's a good chance i'll know them by their names.

head for the betsy ross bridge instead.ms at the ben franklin or here at the platt bridge if you're traveling to the airport early this morning to catch a flight. traffic's moving well here along the platt by i-95. for the most part we're sitting pretty on mass transit. just a few minor delays and don't forget septa bus routes five and 25 continue to run with detours through fishtown because of that big water main break from yesterday at frankford and thompson. david. >> all right, matt in the weather sent we have satellite showing you some cloud cover locally. a couple of sprinkles and showers in just a couple of corners of the neighborhood and they're all light. comfortable this morning, 68 degrees in philadelphia, no the not bad. humidity on the low side. really refreshing as you step outside. even though we're starting out with clouds we expect some sunny breaks through the day and temperatures getting warm. 75 degrees by noon. by 3 o'clock, 80. that's your high. and then 79 by 5 o'clock. just a slight chance of a passi

anyway, this is what we can anticipate discussion of by mnuchin and ross. stay with fbn for breaking coverage. liz claman is going to have it. hey, liz. liz: a lot of breaking coverage, 24 hours a day, thank you, trish. the senate will take another stab at health care. moments ago at the white house, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell set the stage confirming another vote next week on a motion to proceed to the bill to repeal and/or replace obamacare. he wasn't clear on exactly what it would look like. this comes more than an hour after the president pulled a u-turn at the white house once republican senators had taken their seats at the lunch table. president pitched the positive of obamacare pushing members to keep favorite parts of it, bashing biggest problems and lobbying the bill's fixes. less than 24 hours after he said drop, it let it implode, we don't want it on the democrats. president trump said senators should not leave for august recess until a health care bill. tomorrow was tax reform, now a health care bill on his desk saying he favors rep

ross had to say. sec.in our trade increasing exports of made in america goods to china. there are significant opportunities to do this if we can work together to remove the significant barriers that continue to exist. david: covering negotiations for us as michael mckee. there he is in front of the treasury department. welcome back to the program. why don't you set the stage for us? we have lofty goals from secretaries mnuchin and ross. what can be accomplished? michael: the chinese vice premier said we can't accomplish a whole lot just a day or so of conversations, but we will continue to work. that is the goal to set an agenda for the coming year and things they can continue to address. wilbur ross went right to it. he says china's got to change. we've got to bring down the trade deficit and that is the u.s. goal. china does not want to change because things are going their way. it's good for their economy to have that larger debt surplus on their side. it's not going to be easy to get the two sides toge

want to read part of that statement from mnuchin and ross.he short statement, the theence i want to read, principles of balance and reciprocity on trade will continue to guide the american position so we can give american workers and businesses an opportunity to compete on a level playing field. boy, is that water down or what? >> absolutely. betty: it says failure all over it. >> the trump administration came into this dialogue with an aggressive agenda and everyone was hopeful we would get results, results, results. it is the art of the deal, so let's make a deal. meanwhile, 100 days have passed and all we have is that the u.s. is on the offensive. america is on the attack, once to get rid of the trade deficit. the same time,t greater support in the north korean issue from china. betty: they are not getting it, though. jesper: that is exactly right. we have a standoff now. if the next step were to be, god forbid, a trade war -- betty: [indiscernible] isn't, let's hope it that could completely unsettle not just asian markets but global marke

add news for joe ross, dusty baker announcing that ross will have tom john surgery wednesday in texas was placed on the 10 day disabled list after his original injury. redskins now have just two days and counting to reach a long-term deal with quarterback kirk cousins. if they do not reach a deal, will he stay or go? afr earlier this week, erin hawksworth caught up with former redskins quarterback joe theismann and asked what he thought. joe: i thought when derek carr contract, i million thought that might spur a little more movement with regard to kirk. stay a love to see him redskin, but if a contract is it get done in the next week, would be very surprised if kirk cousins was a redskin in 2018. if the basketball thing does not work out for steph curry, maybe he has a future in football. playing catch with aaron rodgers at the american century golf tournament. a nice catch by steph. nice moves, great adjustment to the ball. a natural, sure hands. probably not leaving the warriors. and the washington spirit play houston tonight. there you have it, steph curry, best ballplayer and foo

brian ross digging deeper. >>> and new this half hour, a harrowing video captures a couple's terrifying drive to escape the wildfires in canada. >> the couple finding themselves smack in the middle of that intense blaze. >>> and american league wins the all-star game in extra innings. we have the highlights plus a picture perfect moment between an umpire and player. it's wednesday, july 12th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> an extra inning all-star game. >> did you catch it? >> that's what we were hoping. >> did you watch it? >> no. >> i didn't think so. >> i dvred it. i didn't want all the details. >> you didn't want the details? >> no, i didn't want the details of how the all-star game ends. so please, no spoilsies, okay? >> all right after you watch "game of thrones," you'll watch that? >> yes. >>> we begin this half hour with donald trump jr., though, defending his meeting with a russian lawyer after posting the e-mail chain detailing the arrangement. >> don jr. told fox news that he agreed to sit down with a russian attorney as a courtesy to an acquaintance when he

you can take the betsy ross bridge as your alternate. burlington bristol is clear. also watching in northeast philly for construction. watch woodhaven road. portion of that blocked off. eastbound between 95. >> jessica boyington, thank you. searching for the answer. what allen iverson did that's causing the basketball tournament and a league to launch an investigation. >>> closing down. last day to shop at several department stores in our area. why they're shuttingdown. >>> explosive protest. how ale controversial vote led to this ldangerous scene in the middle of the street. 52 square miles of this. see this burning trains around me. this is one of their training demos. train firefighters to get in there. basically figure out the ways to keep all of us safe. this happens across cities and towns across america. homes are right over here. hazard materials. how do you know what's in there. are the cars leaking. do you evacuate homes over here or over here or over here rmt about to take you around the facility. hasn't been seen in decades to show you what they're doing

take the betsy ross bridge for your alternate now. i'll keep my eye on it and i'll check in with more p.a. roads when i come back. >>> our county by county coverage begins in chester county. >> the school district is remembering roberson who was killed last month in a case of road rage. she graduated this past spring and was weeks away from her freshman year in college. her car ran off the road after she'd been shot in the head. david desper maces furder charg -- faces murder charges. >>> construction on the round about took about four months but that's several months ahead of schedule. >>> at the jersey shore more than a dozen beaches are closed due to high bacteria levels. heavy rain caused pollution to flow into the ocean. the state will continue to test the waters to determine when the bacteria levels go back down. >>> and today the 1 millionth guess is expected to cross the shark bridge at the adventure aquarium in camden. the rope bridge hangs just inches above the water filled with dozens of sharks. they'll get a year long memb

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ross barkley will "100%" leave everton, that's to his manager ronald koeman.ince the age of ii, but barkley‘s told the club he wants to leave, after rejecting a new contract. we made really a good offer to him to sign a new contract. he declined that contract. he told me that he is looking for a new challenge. 0k. it's not everton future any more, it is his decision. i need to respect that and then, ok, we will see what happens. what i heard from the board at the moment isn't really an offer on the table for ross. fast bowler toby roland jones will make his debut for england in their third test against south africa at the oval tomorrow. he'll replace mark wood who's has an injured heel. roland jones' middlesex team—mate steven finn has been placed on stand—by, but along with batsman tom westley, roland jones can look forward to earning his first cap under skipperjoe root. that consistency is a massive reason why he is so highly thought of. he has takena why he is so highly thought of. he has taken a lot of wickets in that period of time and he has been consta

mark: secretary ross also says that nafta is obsolete.t the minimum commit nafta needs to be updated. research on 202 former football players found evidence of brain disease in nearly all of them. published in the journal of the american medical association is the largest update on cte, a brain disease linked to repeated head blows. the findings don't confirm that the condition is common in all the ballplayers. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm a mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. focused on the u.s. senate this afternoon -- the house of representatives is set to vote today on temper sanctions against russia, limiting the ability of president trump to lift sanctions unilaterally. joining us for the latest from capitol hill is sahil kapur. how did this bill come about? just focusingfrom on russia to include these other countries as well? sahil: initially, the bill was about russia sanctions and iran sanctions. it ran into a bunch of unexpected hurdles. sail through

here's brian ross. >> reporter: the americans who boarded this amazon riverboat in south america wereold it was a brand-new vessel built to exceed safety standards, and for the hammers of lincoln, nebraska, it was their ultimate adventure. >> they had worked for years and lived pretty grfrugally. >> reporter: sometime after midnight, something went terribly wrong no tin the hamme cabin. in minutes, the entire hallway is filled with smoke. the rosenbergs said there were no fire flashing lights. >> you couldn't see five inches in front of your face. >> reporter: again and again, crew members go to the hammers' cabin but don't try to go inside. it would be 20 minutes and 47 seconds from the first sign of smoke until the crew will enter the cabin to rescue the hammers. it was too late. larry hammer died in the cabin from smoke inhalation, and the crew waited another six minutes to pull out kristy hammer to died en route to the hospital. >> getting on that boat cost them their lives. >> reporter: an investigation by the peruvian navy found the cause to be an overheated power strip provided

ross: you think you're producing 20% of what you're capable of?ut 20%. ross: well, i think we'd start with one ship. that's typically what we do with anything new. lemonis: can we taste some product? meg: yes! zoe: absolutely. petros: i think the sea-salt caramel is really nice. our ouzo piece is excellent. meg: that's delicious. ross: mm. that's good. meg: i've never tasted anything quite like that. petros: what i wanted to focus on was the fact that we can customize anything for you. we can even put your logo imprinted on our chocolate piece. pantelis: so this is a coconut curry. meg: i love curry. i love all the variety. -tim: love it all. -ross: that's great. meg: oh, my gosh. that's amazing. lemonis: yeah. zoe: what can we do to get your business? what is something that you would like to see from us? meg: we're always looking for brands that have recognition or a key differentiator to bring onboard. i think your heritage and how you came into this business is actually something that really differentiates you. the more you can share that with

ross spoke at the beginning of trade talks in washington.e continue to hope we can find ways to further expand our work together and advance each of our country's interest, especially with regard to reducing the u.s. trade deficit. vice premier said the two countries are better off avoiding confrontation. republicans pressing ahead with a budget plan designed to help the party deliver on the tax code overhaul. the plan before the house budget committee promises to cut more than $5 trillion from the budget over the coming decade. conservative republicans want more spending cuts and moderates are concerned cuts to programs such as food stamps could go too far. iran is warning it will retaliate for any new u.s. sanctions that violate the terms of the nuclear deal. the iranian president spoke a day after the u.s. imposed sanctions. he says president trump is trying to provoke iran. in the u.k., you will have to work longer before you can claim your state pension. the government will raise the pensionable age from 66 to 68 over a two-year. od sta

i said to my wife, brian ross' source is at the white house.hey're going to try to pin this on me. so i called brian ross, i said, i'll give you your interview. i decided in the three or four days between that call and the interview that no matter what he asked me, i was going to tell the truth. and i came to that conclusion for a number of reasons. first of all, torture is patently illegal. we have something in this country called the federal torture act of 1946 and it specifically prohibits exactly the techniques we were using against al qaeda prisoners. secondly, we're a nation of laws. at least we like to tell other countries that we are. and we're a shining beacon of human rights and respect for civil liberty and civil rights. well, let's prove it. if this guy's the bad guy that he said he was, let's put him on trial, we'll let him face a jury of his peers and argue his case in court. that wasn't the plan for abu zabada or any other prisoner. i did a little research on my own at the time, too, found in 146 11946 in the aftermath of the war

tonight on "fast," it's been a rough week for tech and rich ross says it's about to get a lot worse. he'll explain what he's looking at. >>> plus snapchat sinking to a new low as the shareholder lockup expires there's one thing that could save the stock from massive selling. we've got all those details. >>> later, oil having its best month since april of 2016. the commodities, dennis garvin says the rally is just getting started. he'll tell you how he's playing it. >>> to the story that captivated main street and everybody desk on wall street communications director anthony scaramucci, aca the mooch, was out after ten days on the job. short, eventful stint that saw memorable debut press conference followed by a bombshell. new yorker profanity-laced interview. the resignation as reince priebus as chief of staff. a divorce in the tabloids. and ended today with president trump removing him as communications director. first, we go down to kayla toush she in d.c. who's got all the details. >> reporter: anthony scaramucci's resignation less than two weeks after announced as white house com

they are looking at transactions duringbank cypress wilbur ross was vice chairman there. trump told thent "new york times" yesterday that anything that was being investigated that went beyond campaign ties to the in hiss, anything personal business would be out of the range. a i would think, i looked that. i think what he's saying, anything beyond transactions with russia. based on what he was reported to have said yesterday, i don't think he's moved beyond that. vonnie: he said, this is about russia. he wants to go, my finances are good. successful.s actually, when i do my filing, people say, man, people have know idea how successful this is. greg farrell great reporting. reporter greg farrell on that exclusive. let's bring in bill gavin. he join me now on the phone. a reactions from the president's counsel. me ask you as somebody looking in on this from the outside. legal ramifications in the immediate term before this investigation actually closes some time down the road? >> well, i think based on the that have come out this morning, the possibility exists at least tha

here's abc's chief investigative corporate, brian ross, tonight. >> reporter: the big question tonight is, what did the president know about the meeting here at trump tower and when did he know it. the white house says he only became aware of it a few days ago. but we now know the russian lawyer, natalia veselnitskaya, well connected to the kremlin, and a familiar figure in washington lobbying against russian sanctions. here she is at a congressional hearing last june. she flew in especially from moscow to meet with trump's inner circle on the 25th floor of trump tower, one floor below the office of donald trump sr. democrats in congress tonight are asking, how could he not know what was going on? especially since the meeting was set up by people working for a russian billionaire who was a former business partner of trump and also close to vladimir putin. tonight in moscow, the lawyer veselnitskaya, denied her purpose was to provide compromising information on hillary clinton. no, this is not true, she said. further claiming she didn't even know if donald trump was a candidate for pres

david. >> our chief investigative correspondent, brian ross. thank you. >>> we know the special counselor is investigating any collusion between the campaign and russia. what does this prove? i want to bring in dan abrams, and first, campaigns always try to get opposition research on their opponent, but bottom line for folks watching at home, why is this far different? >> this is from the russian government, and it's illegal for a foreign national or foreign government to be contributing directly or indirectly to our campaigns. donald trump jr. doesn't need to have received anything to make it criminal. he could have solicited, requested, asked for it, knowing it's coming from the russian government, but it has to be something of value. >> of value. you say that, but what does that mean? >> the federal election commission says, polling data could be something of data. it doesn't need to be monetary, but that would be the big legal question if it got to that point. >> you hear someone has dirt on your opponent. i would look ate, too p but what d

they'll lie and do anything to win. >> brian ross with us now. two quick questions. first, the lobbyist, what do we know about his past? >> he told the associated press, he did serve in a soviet military unit that did some counterintelligence work, but insists he was in tnot trained spy. >> and the president beefing up his legal counsel? >> his name is ty cobb, he will be setting up a war room in the white house to respond to the allegations about russia, at taxpayers' expense. >> brian ross, thank you. >>> we're on the scene of a slow motion disaster in a florida neighborhood. homes swallowed by the earth. family members barely escaping. what began as a small hole opening up. then this home tearing apart, falling right in. tonight, nearly a dozen families already forced from their homes. here's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, that massive sinkhole outside tampa florida growing swallowing two houses and threatening more. the family in this house getting out minutes before the ground gave way. >> it was so emotional. i started crying and everything. we got the d

helping me to discuss is ross gerber. ross, what is going on here, my friend?ime we're really seeing improvement in the economy at a real level, real spending and that is starting to translate into good earnings on top of higher rates helping the financials and helping the economy. we have a confluence of a lot of positive stuff happening all at the same time and it's really good for stocks. gerri: hey, ross, you know a lot of people tell me this market can't continue but there is really there there. there is earnings growth there. when you look at the s&p 500 the growth is like seven or 6%. eps this quarter and tech is still seeing 11% growth in earnings. so there is real stuff here. this isn't like dot-com bust time, is it? >> no, it is nothing like that. in fact, you know it is hard to say the market is that overvalued by any means. i think it is fairly valued. but the price has moved up a little bit in anticipation of the earnings moving up. now the earnings are moving up. so that leads to higher stock prices. we are nowhere near a recession right now. and

we will go over betsy ross bridge. we will go down route 130 on the new jersey side and come over walt whitman bridge. >> can't i stay in bed. >> that would be a better option. stay right there. or if you really must go, forget is there a river there. i-95 is closed right there, jump on new jersey side and take 130. for gang that typically leaves south jersey say cherry hill, moorestown and you use betsy ross don't do it, stay on the new jersey side, come down route 130. there is a lot of traffic lights but stop get a doughnut coffee along way. >> what if i work in fishtown. >> if you work in fishtown if you work in fishtown go over betsy get off at richmond street and that will put you in the neighborhood you let him know, you cannot trip me. >> he can't trip me up at 6:30 i have had a couple coffees already. >> back to you. >> severe storms they rolled through our area light egg up the night time skies. we will show you some video from ocean city, look at that earlier this morning. every couple seconds there was ligh

if you are heading out the door, take the betsy ross bridge for now.n bristol is clear too. watching a crash in bustleton. route 1 southbound. it's taking out a lane at the inner drive there. another crash will end here with accident out in hatboro on academy road. right around horsham road. >>> another cloudy start. little bit of sunshine. clouds hanging in there. suburbs cooler. 64 in king of prussia. still in the 60s with mostly cloudy skies. lunchtime see a little bit of sunshine and into the 70s for delaware. look at frawley stadium. skies brightening. see some sunshine breakthrough later this morning. 11:00. 74 degrees. earl wind keep delaware and the rest of the area on the cool side. warming into the 70s to near 80 degrees this afternoon. there is going to be considerable cloud cover at times. a chance we'll see scattered sprinkles or a brief shower. no he rain. that's going going to wait until later tomorrow and into friday. things are looking up for the weekend. >> excellent. >>> thank you, bill. local updates throughout the morning. always g

both have said they will cooperate. >> all right, brian ross tonight. brian, thank you. >>> we turn to new developments and audio this evening after the deadly police shooting of a bride-to-be in minneapolis. tonight, the officer reported to be mohamed noor, a somali-american with just two years on the force. there had been complaints filed against him before. we are now hearing radio calls from the squad car reporting a female screaming, and that one of the officers was performing cpr. abc's linsey davis in minneapolis again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a plea from an anguished father in australia, a for an explanation about why his daughter was gunned down by a police officer. >> we only ask that the light of justice shine down on the circumstances of her death. >> reporter: there is now an independent investigation. >> we are trying to figure out what happened. we don't want know yet. >> reporter: it's still unclear why officer bodycameras weren't rolling during the incident, but we are now hearing the call from that patrol car after justine damond

but our intern, that you met yesterday, her name is veronica. >> ak betsy ross. >> betsy ross from yesterdaya out. ask her if she'll zoom out little bit so we can get perspective where this actually is. apparently it is gigantic underneath. >> you all know eighth and walnut, saint james apartment building, pan to the right, there is a 7-eleven, right oh, the hospital. so this hole has been there i swear two, three month, people stepping in it. >> can you put your face or something down by the hole so we can get the idea of this? >> it is not so much that it is big on the top, but apparently really big down below. >> it is like smoldering, look at that. >> yes, steam coming out of it. people at night have stepped in it, and hurt themselves. >> now, how could this go on for month after month? >> street department, let's have a little contest this morning, on july the fifth. let's get that filled. i don't know how you would fill that. it is so deep. >> yes. >> but at least come out by 10:00 this morning, and meet veronica. >> oh, trying to put her foot in it. well, the way it is placed it is no

robert: bad news for joe ross today, dusty baker announcing ross will undergo tommy john surgery wednesday in texas. nationals-reds tonight. daniel murphy with a liner deep to left center, off the base of the wall. first, will score. 1-0. , anthony rendon almost into the same spot. this one goes over the wall, a two run shot. 3-0.in command, max scherzer outstanding again come six innings, gave up three hits, struck out 10. the bullpen, which made it interesting, but the nationals stillwon, 10-7. o's-cubs. addison russell with a rocket deep to left, gone. it's a solo shot. cubs lead after that. in the fifth, the bases, jason heyward deep to left center. one hop off the wall. all three cubs score. 6-0 cubs. o's fall, 10-3. tennis, soon serena williams will be a proud mother now she continues to be a proud and supportive sister as venus look to make history today against garbine muguruza. she was trying to become the oldest woman to win a grand slam in the open era at 37. things began to unravel in the first set, muguruza with the break point, the forehand goes long. set point, venus showing

trade official steve mnuchin and wilbur ross talking tough with china's vice premiere.s the u.s. relies on china to help counter the north korean threat. will these trade talks help or hurt curbing that rogue regime. >> it's nice here in the high colorado mountains. gerri: i want to talk about china trade. we have a 347 billion trade deficit with china. wilbur ross says this is an effect of policies and doesn't reflect free and fair trade. >> take the issue of credit cards. the chinese lost a world trade organization case five years ago and mastercard should have been allowed into the market immediately but the chinese have been stalling. the plan wilbur ross announced, china was supposed to issue rules allowing immediate access. the rules are very vague and it appears visa and mastercard will not be permitted into china. at the same time china's union pay has been issuing credit cards and the chinese are increasingly intransigent. gerri: the president is bragging about getting u.s. beef into china. but maybe the same thing will happen again. they will walk it back. >>

well, ross, you must know this town indirectly. mumford, new jersey has become a liberal,lways high-minded suburbs of new york. it had its share of country club republicans. , it is essentially journalists and labor lawyers and all sorts of lawyers , everyone in publishing moves to. it is not for poor people. it is not for secretaries. journalistsrking and a few publishers who remain employed. -- you have -- what you have you could say this cancer has spread, if you wanted to. mindset andal values. my son goes to a fancy prep school in new england. at the end of school he said i need to get as far away from this place as possible. we have to go to the south. i took him to the south. he spent some time in cap new the -- in chattanooga and knoxville. urbany. chattanooga seems to be a place that is really -- it is kind of gritty but hip. i am wondering, there is some young money here. -- know what people do anymore. the problem is, this is chattanooga. chattanooga is becoming a much more interesting, lively, vibrant place. it is all j

it's an exclusive abc news investigation, and abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross startss off tonight. >> reporter: it's 6:21 on a monday evening at the san ysidro, california border crossing. and the man in the white sweatshirt is a smuggler. a 16-year-old high school student by the name of cruz velasquez, with drugs hid nen two bottles in his shoulder bag. >> cruz was recruited, we believe, as a mule. here, we'll give you $100 or $200 if you just take these bottles across the border. >> reporter: over the next one hour and 38 minutes this video obtained by abc news will show in gripping detail just how far u.s. border officers will go, encouraging or at least permitting this teenager to prove his innocence by drinking from a suspicious bottle, an encounter that will end up as a matter of life and death on the border. >> there is a clear history of agents and officers engaging in what i believe was serious misconduct. >> reporter: and our abc news investigation conducted with the non-profit investigative fund found that despite more than ten suspect deaths and hundreds o

secretary mnuchin, secretary ross, all of the congressmen. great congressmen. and senators we have in the audience, thank you very much. and thanks especially to my friend, one of the great businessmen anywhere in the world, terry goh. [ applause ] >> i would see terry and i would say, terry, you have to give us a couple of those massive -- these are massive places that you do such great work with, and he's going to be doing that in a state very close to my heart, wisconsin. we're very happy. one of the big job producers anywhere at any time, sco. so i know it's going to be fantastic for the people. this is a great day for american workers and manufacturing and for everyone who believes in the concept and the label "made in the u.s.a." [ applause ] >> today i'm pleased to announce that foxconn, a world leader in manufacturing for computers, communications and consumer electronics, one of the truly great companies of the world, will build a state of the art manufacturing facility for the production of lcd panel products in wisconsin, investing many, many billion

brian ross decided to pass on doing this investigative story, so i did. >> reporter: who really ownsamous selfies, snapped by an indonesian monkey? mo do in federal court. the wildlife photographer whose camera captured this toothy grin is fighting a lawsuit by animal rights group, peta, on behalf of naroodle who picked up the camera and snapped the selfies. >> the definition of authorship turns on he who originates. it doesn't look at the he, she, who or what. >> reporter: it was later sold by slater and used as the cover for his book about wildlife personalities. peta says any proceeds from the book or sales of the image should be turned over to benefit the monkey. according to slater's lawyers, that's, well, bananas. >> it makes no sense to allow a monkey to enforce a copyright suit, but if you're going to do that, you would have to provide the monkey written notice. >> he wouldn't need notice, perhaps the other monkeys would? >> that's exactly right. >> reporter: the ninth circuit court considering the case which was dismissed by a lower court, saying, since he's not a human, he'

and ross barkley‘s everton career is over.rned down a contract extension — he's looking for a new challenge. all to come tonight. hello and welcome to the programme. well we couldn't start the show any other way but with britain's adam peaty. the 22—year—old has won his second gold of the world swimming championships in budapest — taking the 50 metres breaststroke. but he just missed breaking his own world record after an indifferent start. commentators are andy jamieson and steven parry commentator: a good start for adam peaty. great news. if you get a good start in the semifinal — that is what got him the world record and he is starting to go already. amazing. brilliant breaststroke swimming. adam peaty in the black hat, making the rest of the world reset their dreams, because their dreams are not quick enough. the time just outside his own world record and the rest of the world starting to come with him, you know. they tried but nobody got within half a second of adam peaty. we will hear from half a second of adam peaty. we

worst case scenario has been confirmed for joe ross. it was announce it ross needs tommie johns surgery and is out for the season. rumors also circulated the national's much maligned bullpen might be getting help from the oakland a's in form of a trader for sean doolittle. for now matt scherzer looked to follow the shutout performance on frld with a big game of his own. this slip up by dusty baker was not a sign of things to come. the manager came outwearing the wrong jersey, had to switch. dusty could have taken the night off the way mad max was dealing. scherzer was dominant, allowing no runs in six innings. scherzer finished with 10 ks. the offensero rendone. he's like i got this covered. two-run shot in the fourth. rendone back up in the 7th with the bases loaded. six rbi game for him. the gnats needed every single one of them. the bullpen gave up five runs in the ninth. still the gnats hang on to win 10-7. >> you know, rendone had a -- had another great game, and, you know, murphy and harper and all of the guys, you know, chipped i

. >> reporter: tacony-palmyra is set to go up in just a few minutes, you want to head to the betsy ross bridge. we'll see if the i-95 construction cleared out of the way yet. whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. we're taking a live look across penns landing over the ben franklin bridge. you can see the gray skies. at times you'll see rain drops this morning. 5:45 a.m., 70 degrees, 88 will be the high today. >>> if you're trying to get up and out this morning, matt pellman with everything you need to know, hey matt. >> reporter: you just missed the construction crews, they just pulled away from i-95 northbound in bucks county right by 332 newtown exit. both lanes reopened. they are getting the resurfacing projectunder way. they began their preparation for it is 13-mile stret

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