democratic headquarters in raleigh where debra ross watched trelts. a big win for ross. one of the first races called tonight. >> reporter: one of the first races called. i tell you the party is over right here at the headquarters but a lot happening here tonight. of course, ross showed up she first thanked her opponents and her husband, of course and sup porters and waste no time going after the voting record on issues of equal pay for women, she says north carolina can not afford another six years of behr. they believe he lost the values in the 20 years he has been in at how she rallied supporters earlier this evening. >> with your support we are going to win this thing. [cheers and applause] >> and we are going to give the people of north carolina a real voice in washington. [ applause ] thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. i look forward to you as seeing you as i travel all around this great state. thank you very much. >> she has her work cut out for her sitting with behr. they spent a lot of money and support. brings political credentials in. powerful committ

ross, a huge, huge lead. this is -- democratic race here. ross, a huge, huge lead. ross wins she is an attorney, state representative. mayor of spring lake and a smith is at the state raleigh. and ken, ross wins this big. it was one of the first races >> it was. and, immediately after the race was called debra ross came here to the headquarters. when she walked in a lot of cheering. a lot of high-fives she thanked her opponents in the race. she thanked ray. businessman, griffith, veteran. she thanked her head, steve for his sup port and also she thanked all of the supporters who are here and then wasted no time going after a long time u.s. senator record saying that north carolina can not afford 6 more years of richard birch. politics as usual will not work anymore for the people of raleigh. after 20 years it is time for a change. take a listen at how ross rallied sup porters earlier >> with your support -- supporters earlier this evening. >> with your support we are going to win this thing. [cheers and applause] and we are going to give the people of north carolina

you wonder why black girls rock, here you go. >> tracee ellis ross, the daughter of diana ross, stars as joan carol clayton on "girlfriends," which a lot of us miss. >> still young and cute. since then, she's been in her the hit comedy series "blackish." check it out. >> i'm not clueless here. the twins are still so little. i'm not ready for them to think and see the world the way you do. come on, jack thinks when you swallow gum, it grows a gum tree in your stomach. >> gum tree. >> yeah. >> kids. but it does take seven years for it to digest, right? >> oh, my god. >> love this show. >> isn't it a good one? >> i mean, because -- here's this great family that addresses issues. >> yeah. >> but yet, doesn't hit you over the head with it. >> yeah, you noy, the know, the writing is fantastic. in essence, at the core, we are a multi-generational, character-driven comedy. the focus isn't on the issues. it's a family living in current times. these are thins we run into. as a result, i don't feel it's heavy handed. the focus, because it's it's all about sort of how this family is dealing with

ross marquand. congratulations, ross. the oscar goes to matthew mcconaughey. >> well, i tell you what. i mean, this is just -- this is something else. this is stellar. this is, uh -- this is interstellar. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: john c. reilly. >> oh, john c. reilly. wow. this is -- this is -- this is kind of special. i mean, this is like really extra special. i mean, this is like super duper extra special with sauce. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: nobody does that one. antonio banderas. >> okay. puss in boots was a labor of [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is a classic. everyone has their version of this one. christopher walken. oscar. you're beautiful. aroused. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: here's a guy who does a lot of impressions himself. kevin spacey. >> oh, kevin spacey. sure. sure. i wish i could say that i was surprised by this but come on. i mean, who are you going to choose? matt damon? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: do you do any of matt damon? >> matt damon, i don't do his voice but i do like a

ross man? >> i am richard ross man with the friends of the mother's building and i give the tours up at the tower and i just wanted to put these murals, in context, they originally applied

we have tracee ellis ross. she's in "blackish."he has that project, what is it called, a great organization. >> of course, the daughter happens to be the daughter of diana ross. >> i've been watching the show "billions" lately. >> everybody is talking abo this show. great cast. >> we have one of the actresses. paul giamatti is in it. >> she was in "mad men." terrific there. >> we'll talk to her. if you want to sell your home or fix it up, we'll give you help. >> the "listed sisters." >> are they twins? >> if they're not, they look a lot of like. >> then we'll have music. singer/songwriter matt simons will sing for us later. >> cool. >>> last time we worked together solo, it was hosting the rose parade. >> you're right. that was our last one. >> memorable because you didn't remember. >> we did. >> that's right. >> we sat here together before, too. >> it's been a while. >> when we did, people start -- there were rumors flying. >> we had people -- after the rose parade, they were wondering were we married to each other. >> that's how

ross marquand. [ cheers and applause ] can i offer you a cookie? >> it looks very nice. but i think i'm all right. >> jimmy: how are you doing? i heard this is your first talk show. >> it is. well, i did do a spanish-language talk show recently. i was on [ speaking spanish ] and i think guillermo was on there too. >> jimmy: is that the one with theclown? >> yeah. >> jimmy: how did you wind up on that? >> you know. you know the right people. >> jimmy: do you hablo espanol? >> jimmy: sounded pretty good. >> mas o menos. >> jimmy: we've had quite a few cast members from "the walking dead" on the show. youook very nice. in a suit and not covered with filth and blood. >> it's a funny thing. we do tend to find ourselves in situations where we're absolutely drencnched in e stuff. so. >> jimmy: and off the set as well i imagine because you go home and you can't really wash that. and what's the point of washing it off? you have to do it again the next day. >> it's true. actually, we're doing the mid-season p

ross: have you heard of them? mr. cordray: yes. mr. ross: they are a zeer. have you had any relationships, y discussions, any emails or communications? mr. cordray: i have many communications. mr. ross: this is your opportunity. directions, communications. yes or no. yes or no. mr. cordray: this claim -- mr. ross: this is. mr. ross: any communications with self help? mr. cordray: what's the question? mr. ross: have you had any communications? mr. cordray: i don't know whether i have or haven't. mr. ross: you don't know whether you have had any communications. mr. cordray: any communication. mr. ross: give knee many 16 seconds or less in the rule you are going to promulgate with regard to short-term loans. mr. cordray: nothing should be taken to the bank but take a lot of our framework we provided which is we are going to seek to eliminate predatory practices that embroil consumers with consistent and prolonged roll over. mr. hensarling: the gentleman mr. pittenger. mr. pittenger: you have touted the transparency of your agency, is that correct? you and 12 of

it's ross perot minus the later revision of the reason he quit. then you will not get that this year from michael bloomberg. even though he will not run, we now know on the occasion of him quitting, just how big the operation was that he put into motion when he was considering the prospect of running. the new york times reports tonight that mr. bloomberg commissioned polling of his chances in 22 states. he opened campaign offices not just in texas as nbc reported last week but in north carolina. his would be presidential campaign produced this campaign ad. sort of a run of the mill tv ad talking about what a great success mike michael bloomberg has been in his life showing buildings where people work. the michael bloomberg might run for president campaign went so far to pick his running hate. he was going to try to run with michael mullin or maybe. it's being reported that michael bloomberg finished a vetting process. the campaign liked what they found. he didn't ask the admiral if he would join but the implication is he would have had he run. mic

tonight, from "the walking dead" on amc, ross marquand is here. this guy does some unbelity impressions. he's going to do some for us later tonight. then, their new album comes out it's called " three." miike snow from the samsung stage tonight.nd applause ] tomorrow night morgan freeman will be with us, martha plimpton will be with us, and we'll have music from charles kelley. and on friday, for those who encore airing of our " live after the oscars" special, with ben affleck, chris rock, tracy morgan, nathan lane, matthew broderick, henry cavill, jesse eisenberg, n, alicia vikander, and sadly, matt damon slithers his way in here. [ cheers and applause ] that will be aired again on friday night at. our first guest tonight is an emmy-nominated actor and writer with one of the funniest shows on tv. through a vast and underpopulated nation in " the last man on earth," it airs sunday nights on fox. lause ] what a beautiful -- you brought some baked goods. where did you get these? [ laughter ]ngry, and so i took matters -- >> jimmy: i didn't know we h

now back to ross. >> that's right, more in campaign 2016. ross will be going up against richard burr for the senate seat. >> that's her there that we just heard from. she was locked in a four-way race. she took the podium speak north carolina democratic party headquarters soon after it became clear she'd come out on time and in front. she wasted no time going after burr. >>> now, ross represented wake house, and she will face burr in the fall election. >> that's right. >>> also in cary now, let's take you there. we were there for a watch party for senator ted cruz. his wife made a few stops in central north carolina as well over the past few weeks. he stopped in raleigh for a taped interview with fox news anchor megan kelly. >>> on the democratic side, a big night for hillary clinton. >> that was a busy night for our news team. i think we'll take a look at video that we've got for you. here it is from the watch party in downtown raleigh. yesterday, she made a surprise stop at a polling site where she met up with voters. >> last night in durh

jennie ross says she's been reading and writing poetry since she was 9. that was more than seven decades ago. and she's finally ready to share it. jennie ross has seen a lot...done a lot and met a lot of people in her lifetime. --"that's will rogers right there in that plane he crashed.---" --"that's a picture of john and i ...uh..." erin:that's air force one....which president? jennie...ronald reagan..." at 81 ...she holds tight to her memories... and she's been writing down her stories through the years. she says it all began reciting poetry at the age of 9. jennie ross: hey your dog's no good.two of em's fat and they have no witt...and i had to lick that poetry led her to writing lyrics for 92 country western songs in austin texas where she grew up. ---country music....------- jenny: the guy i started writing with is the guy willie nelson sent me over to. ha." -----music ---- jennie:"and a bunch of children's songs" ----children's music------ ---we recorded this one in my own studio in austin..ha ha ha." patriotic tributes to her brothers.....and 50 di

we're tired of these games in washington. >> ross represented wake county for ten years. before that, she was a practicing attorney. here was a watch party for ted cruz. he also stopped in raleigh for kelly. >> he was in downtown raleigh. our team coverage continues with cbs political. >> reporter: it was entirely on that $2 billion connect and bond. he did talk about the bond. we had the opportunity to ask him about his campaign. >> i haven't even seen the results yet. >> they've declared you the winner. >> oh, that's good. >> reporter: so let's talk about that bond. it passed by nearly a two to one vote. it will mean $2 billion for the state to use on a variety of the projects. about half of it going to the unc systems. national guards. we talked to margaret spellings to see what she thought this would mean for the educational systems. >> we have to have the best facilities, the best and modern equipment to put in them. they're so relative to the work force today. >> reporter: the governor did talk at the podium here about the team effort to get the bill passed. we did

this is where they found 17- year-old trevor ross trapped. the woman who put up the pictures of the teenager tonight tells me he was a good kid. investigators are still trying to figure out why he couldn't escape the burning home. >> he was a big brother and a best friend. 17-year-old trevor ross described as having a heart of gold. now the teen is remembered in pictures tied to the mailbox outside his minneola home showing him as he posed for selfies with his high school buddies. it's the same house where firefighters found ross trapped last night. just feet from the door, they say he tried but couldn't escape a massive fire. and you could tell when walls were coming down because you could see the clouds of embers shoot up. >> reporter: neighbors on east showing flames rising above the trees. mystery. while investigators work to find a cause, the city is calling for support, collecting donations to give the family who lost their home and their son last night. as friends and classmates remember the young victim. >> he was brilliant. he was a

. >> trevor ross was just 17. investigators are working to figure out what caused this house to go up in flames. mark lehman is live in miniola at site of the fire. the community is coming together after this tragic loss. >> the fire that destroyed the home yesterday is leaving the family devastated. >> all i heard, they came back, where is trevor? where is trevor? that's when we figured out he was no longer with us. >> neighbors of trevor ross finding it difficult to shake images like this etched into many in the neighborhood walked out to see the two story home engulfed in flames, the teen trapped inside. >> the family coming home and realizing he was no longer there. >> paramedics performed cpr after he was pulled from the home but they couldn't revive him. >> walk up and see your house on fire and know your brother is in there and what is the first thought that runs through your mind? >> friends say the high school junior was thoughtful and kind. as word of the loss spread, an outpouring of support to the fami

trevor ross was just 17-year-old. and at this hour, investigators are still trying to figure out what caused his home to go up in flames. >> tonight ross's community is coming together to get results and help his family through this devastating time. here's jennifer ortega. >> reporter: people in the this memorial for 17-year-old trevor ross that lost his life in that fire. they never will forget the flame that is lit up the skies monday night. >> a massive orange cloud. that's the first thing we saw, this entire side of the sky is lit up orange. >> all we heard was where's trevor, where's trevor. that's when we figured out he's no longer with us. >> reporter: police say 17-year-old trevor ross was killed inside his home. after the house engulfed in flames. greg walked out his front door to see the flames. >> walking out to see your house on fire and your brother's in there, what's the first thing that runs you through your mind. >> reporter: emergency crews couldn't revive him. the junior that attend ed the lake men

alec ross joins me now. great to see you.'m so much smarter for reading it book, but it speaks to an issue we talked a lot about on this show. the dirty little secret behind the remarkable advances and great valuations we put on tech companies are the people who like your grandparents, the people you worked with and grew up in west virginia. le the coal workers that decrease in value to our society. this revolution is going to do this to droves of other people. >> that's exactly right. if you think about the last wave of globalization and labor automation, it really displaced the work of men with strong shoulders working in ports, factories, mills and mines. what's interesting is the technologies that are being developed now are not going to just displace the jobs of men with strong shoulders. it's going to replace work of people with white collars. it's going to not just do manual, routine work, but increasingly cognitive, non-routine work. this is really going to significantly impact the work force, and it's going to force

lou: joining us now, billionaire investor wilbur ross, chairman and ceo of wl ross and company, one ofvate equity firms, he's one of the world's leading great guys. good to have you here. >> good to be on, lou. lou: donald trump, ben carson, and they are now in full, full battle with the republican establishment. did you ever think you would see the establishment of the republican party go after the front-runner and be so blatant in trying to subvert the will of the people, the rank and file, in the choice of the nominee? >> no, i find it incredible, but what i find even more incredible, it isn't that there is a particular person other than donald that they want to see. they say in this state, vote for this one because that will knock out trump. in this state, vote for that one. mitt romney has now endorsed, what, three different people? lou: well, and probably counting. we don't know. mitt romney, paul ryan, they look like they've got stars dancing in their eyes and think they've got an opportunity here, your thoughts about what they're trying to do possibly to further their own ambit

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. >> reporter: we climbed aboard a national guard truck with sergeant anthony ross of the knew on the county sheriff's office. the only wail to get in or out is in a truck like this -- that is someone being rescued right now. deweyville's demise comes after in arkansas. and a week long deluge that damaged 5,000 homes in louisiana region. today. unfortunately, nothing has been able to stop that water. it is rising and it is expected meaning that folks may not be able to get to their homes here for several weeks. david? >> all right, matt gutman in texas for us. matt, thank you. let's get right to ginger zee, who is tracking the system and where it is going next. >> reporter: right. we've got to get straight to the maps, david. you can see the upper level low that is in parts of kentucky and ohio, that's what spun up the tornadoes already. that's moving to the east tonight. and along the stationary front attached to it, you can see tomorrows that could be severe from virginia down through north carolina. so, we'll watch that just overnight tonight. but throughout tomorrow, and the next

>> our brian ross investigates. >> i can get back with you on that. >> you don't know the answer? >> no, i don't. >>> plus "batman versus superman." why are the good guys going after each other? behind the scenes as ben affleck and henry cavill face off as the two most iconic superheroes of all-time. >>> but first the "nightline" 5. new suits and kids' dressup. up to half off colorful dresses and tres shoes for him and her. get $10 off a $25 purchase with coupon. that's getting your penny's worth. >>> how much protein does your dog food have? 18%? 20%? purina one with real venison has 30% protein. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. >> number one in just 60 >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. millions of americans are rushed to the hospital every year. 400,000 of them transported by emergency helicopter. many times it's a life or death flight where every second counts. a sky-high price tag. tonight abc's chief investigative correspondent brian ross examines the big business of air ambulances. >> you're talking about very critically injured patients

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