come back to walters?uld simply mickelson playing golf with him and his buddies be construed at touch? >> if you look at litigation, the benefit is almost found. it could be reputational, personal. in that case, i don't think that's going to be the hurdle here. it's a whole host of other information. it is what duty was owed and the chain of communication. >> do you think it wasn't if it was just joe schmo and phil mickelson? >> there's a target on everybody's back who has some sense of popularity or pop culture relationship. it hurts them. >> deterrence issue. the reason why this is leaked out to some extent is the the deterrent. going after the big fish is the deterrence factor. >> there is a deterrence factor. the sec has had two losses with cuban and know advice. >> thank you for waking up early. appreciate it >> coming up next, i turned around. i saw him. he tells us what he is seeing, where we are seeing some love connection. that's the way of talking about companies merging but we take it to the lea

leading expert in national security and foreign policy challenges and in philadelphia we cross to walter he is an independent scholar and freelance journalist as well as a former senior executive at the department of defense or a gentleman cross-talk rose in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it james let me if i go to you first in washington it used to be there was a left right division on looking at foreign policy and american interventions abroad is that just completely disappeared now because it seems that there's variations of being a hawk these days. yeah well i think the premise of your shows you know completely wrong i think they were wrong reading of american foreign policy is so you know first of all american there's always a bit of a sine wave between the left and the right we go through these periods of relative consensus and then clear divergence you know so for example the early years of the cold war there was kind of relative convergence in the in the early fifty's but what's going on i think here is interesting i think you framed it

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>> sunday night i'm walter perez. sarah is off. in the news a violent night in the city ends with two people murdered and authorities make an arrest in carnival games from a fundraisener south jersey. but the big story on "action news" tonight is the latest on the surge for a rapist and attacked from and center city and investigators release this surveillance of the moment when the suspect approached the victim right there on the 1900 block of spruce street. he then forced her inside the apartment where he sexually assaulted her. "action news" reporter david henry is live at the scene with the latest. david. >> yeah, walter, he committed his crime under the cover of darkness hoping no one would see him. what the suspects was not counting on was this camera. he was captured on video surveillance walking up and down the 1900 block of spruce street. police say the suspect approached his victim from behind. they say he grabbed her by the neck and forced her into her apartment building and then upstairs to her apartment. and that's wher

to figure out if icahn tipped off walters about his buy out plan and if

walters asks how he mourns his son. if he wishes that his own son was never born. >> that is a difficult question. that part of me says yes. and the reason is because he did an awful lot of harm to young men and women that didn't deserve to die and my son did it. >> you can watch peter rodger's compelling and emotional interview tonight at 10:00 an 2020 right here on 6abc. it's a chilling conversation between the two. >>> it is very interesting. thank you. this amp we have new video of a man that ripped off a bucks county restaurant. he yanked the entire cash register from the wall inside piccolo tretorio. it will cost $3,000 to replace. they smashed the restaurant's front window to get inside. contact the police if you recognize him. >>> britley lewibritney lewis we title. lewis spoke about her domestic violence platform. her sister was killed in 2010. what was a domestic dispute between her and hers outraged fianceÉ. >> to share my family's story so others don't experience the hurt of losing a loved one. >>> they real

>> >> saturday night, i'm walter perez a child is critically injured after being struck by a car in south jersey. >>> plus a major cockfighting ring is busted inside a local home. >>> the big story is developing, septa regional rail strike continues at this hour as does the headaches for commuters. 13 train lines that take people from the city to the suburbs are sitting still. governor tom corbett asked president obama to step in. we go live to the powellton yard with kenneth moten. >> reporter: president obama stepping in is neither the union or septa wanted because it's a temporary solution. come monday if these trains are not hoove moving commuters will feel the dispute. the hustle and bustle on the concourse was none exist nonexistent. one big headache for passengers. >> it's very inconvenient because i have work for manayunk. i have idea if they are on strike. >> reporter: regional rails were on the picket line after the deadline passed between septa and the unions. 13 train lines that carry commuters from the suburbs to new york and new jersey shut down. >> this is nothing new, sept

. >> walter it looks to be nice tomorrow for the run tomorrow morning at 8:30. where the temperatures are currently we're sitting in 60s in philadelphia. and 64 poconos and sea isle city coming in at 65. dover 62. and for the rest of tonight, it will be turning clear but cool for june and winds will start to relax as well. strapping down to 59 in the city and 51 in the suburbs. so, here is the look at the gary papa run at:00 in the morning. that temperature coming in at 65. 10 a.m., 72 and it's mostly sunny with low humidity and that's going to be the trend for the rest of the sunday on father's day as we help to promote prostate health and also to help eradicate that disease. we'll have more coming up with the accu-weather for cart in a bit, walter. >> thank you, melissa. don't forget to put the forecast in your pockets with the stormtracker 6 app and gives you access to live radar and weather alerts post fod are your area. download it now for free from the apple and android app stores. >> and a 14-year-old boy is now in the york county prison charged as an adu

walter. >> thank you, annie. we have an update to a story "action news" brought you earlier this month authorities in clemington new jersey arrested four people suspected of stealing from a youth athletic association. they're accused of swiping a boups house and dunk tank represented for celebration and fundraiser back on the second. they arrested the suspects over the past three days and allegedly the men confessed to investigators. >> the first full day of summer brought a mixture of sun and clouds. all in all not bad. the weekend is over and now we look forward to the week ahead. meteorologist melissa magee joins us live at the big board with the details, hey, melissa. >> pleasantly warm conditions across the delaware and lehigh valleys and plenty of sunshine and sun gave way toe few more afternoon clouds and spotty shower here or there. the high today in philadelphia climbed up to 83 degrees. nice and comfortable. outside tonight temperatures for the most part upper 60s. lower 70s. it's 69 in the city now. po

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watch this justin with a catch in phils bullpen walter there's your highlight within one. the nineth, they with win it, two on two out utley flies out. hitting 094 running in this series and lose again 3-2. swept by the braves at home for the first time in 50 years. >> it's a tough spot to be in. we're out here, playing, having a series like this. it doesn't help. but you know that's the thing about baseball. you have to get ready for the next day. >> nothing is going our way at home i guess now but eventually everything will start going. i have deep fighting. >>> sixers now, first arounders joel embiid and daro saric will not play then who will be open the floor for one of the worst steams, michael carter williams noel and thad young to name a few and expect sixers to get playing time k.j. mcdaniels. he had quite the memorable draft night thursday forgetting drafted he ran into his childhood here allen iverson at the his hotel and ai gave him pointers and no it doesn't sound like mcdaniels will shy away from practice. >> it's coming in and working hard all of us have to c

>> sunday night, i'm walter perez with sarah bloomquist. the big story on "action news" is still developing in north philadelphia where there was a shooting near a father's day block party. >> it happened along the 3200 block of randolph this afternoon. kenneth moten is live at the scene with more. >> reporter: sarah this sparked around 3:00 p.m. let me get out of the way and show you part one of this active scene in north philadelphia. the father's day block party was the next street over, but at the end of randolph is where the gun battle took place involving a police officer. on fairmont street, the toys and inflatable pool is still out. it is surrounded by police after a suspected gunman ran through the block party. around the corner philadelphia police say two armed men were in the middle of a shootout when a 25th district police officer pulled up and joined the fight striking the man in the arm. the second man was shot several times, but not by the officer. that gunman was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. one suspect ran

so ep joy the second half of our summer weekend, walter. >> will do. thank you, melissa. >> katie cure iping is a newlyly wed the tv host married her fiancee in east hamilton new york today. she shared this tweet with a photo from her big day so excited to make my debut as mrs. john molner. they were engaged after dating two years congratulations to them both on behalf of everyone at "action news." >> first tonight's powerball at "action news." >> first tonight's powerball numbers [ male announcer ] we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet that's rated 6th out of 7 in customer satisfaction? i don't like it. if verizon fios gets the gold medal, what does comcast get? probably lead. if you look at it this way, you're kind of on top. if i was like this, all day. all day. [ male announcer ] switch from the bottom to the top and see why millions of satisfied customers have made fios #1. get a verizon fios triple play online with no annual contract and a 2-year price guarantee for this great price. th

dramatic trip to the er at that point saved her and baby melissa. >>> walter it's partly cloudy across much of the delaware and lehigh valleys. those klouth we had to the south ever city tonight will continue to despite and more sun returns for the second half of the weekend. those details coming up next in weekend. those details coming up next in the accuweather forecast wirethey're big. fast. andome. dependable. and at net10 wireless, we let you tweet, text, talk and surf... on those amazing nationwide networks... without getting locked into a pricey phone contract. america's best 4g lte networks for half the cost. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data starts at just $40 a month. and now android smartphones start at under 50. net10 wireless. >> student at university of south florida will have access to a new kind of research tool this fall namely drones. starting next semester they can check out unpaned flyers from the library to use it for school projects. >>> training it a must and if anything happens to the drone you break it you bought it. they cost $1500 sgre

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billy walters was also named. >> billy walters has made a fortune betting on football.e bet on wall street based on inside information? walters tells me no, he didn't know he was being investigated. he's a legend in sports guam belling. betting so much money. calling walters super brilliant adding if he was a bad guy, i would know about it. paul bessre calls walters an action junky. walters likened investing to gambling. >> you're either a hustler or being hustled. if you look around the room and can't find the mark, you're the mark. >> that was his quote from "60 minutes." he expressed negative opinions of wall street after he said he had been swindled of investments. he would not comment on clorox. it's not unusual for the feds to search for signs of wrong doing on the golf course. last year the senior partner scott london was arrested and sentenced to 14 months. that friend brian shaw giving rondon a bag of cash was today sentenced to five months in prison. >> the overlap is that carl icahn owned part of the stratosphere and could have been -- >> gambling. >> comingl

. >> walter we had sunny and warm start to the weekend and comfortable at some time.ks like the temperatures will be above average aerlzly as tomorrow. those details coming up in the accuweather forecast next on those details coming up in the accuweather forecast next on "action news." >> a series of car bombs are blamed for deaths in baghdad today. targeting shiite neighborhoods. this under skortz violence trat that erupted in parts of rye ak after late a. >> the nation's capitol was evacuated after a brief scare involving a small plane. the aircraft flew into restricted airspace over washington this afternoon. when the pilot refused to communicate with air traffic control capitol and surrounding buildings were evacuated. air traffic finally made contact with the pilot and the secret service plans point view the pilot. >> toby cosgrove head of cleveland clinic has taken out of his running to head the department of veteran affairs. he was considered a favorite to stepped down last month over scandal involving va hospital wait times for veterans. some veterans were wai

>> saturday night i'm walter perez. we begin with breaking news tonight. police ais a child was killed during a freak accident at the rita's water ice in the brewerytown section of philadelphia. nora muchanic is live on west girard avenue with the details. >> reporter: walter a freak accident claimed the life of the young girl. police are gathering details. from what we know a big metal security girl detached from the buildings and fell on top of the girl. she was taken to hahnemann where she was pronounced dead a half-hour later. a fundraiser was going for a is a roar and a fraternity. the metal gate hit the child. frat members held it up while they performed cpr. the child is identified as winter similar -- larkin. now, as i said police are here interviewing witnesses and investigating the cause trying to figure out why the gate let go from the buildings. licenses and inspections personnel are here, they are going up and down the street checking on similar gates to make sure they are secured, but right now you're looking at the scene, police are still ne

walter perez is live in the neighborhood with more. good evening walter. >>reporter:the people at the heritage hills complex at washington crossing knew what they were doing. they stole two vehicles and took thousands of dollars of valuables and 30 others all in less than an hour. morgan mcde mcdermott and her family woke up and found that they are grandfather's car was stolen. >> this is not happening right now. >>reporter:one other vehicle was stolen more than 30 others were broken into the heritage hills community at washington crossing. >> the vehicles were unlocked. a lot of personal possessions were left out in plane view. cash and cds as laptop and purse. >>reporter:that includes janice's son. >> in the car he had cash that he made from the job the night before. they broke into the car and stole that. >>reporter:it took place between 1:30 and 2:30 yesterday morning. it's the second time this year that this neighborhood has been hit. >> january the same development. heritage hills two more vehicles and also again, a number of items taken from unsecur

. >> a barbara walters' "nightline" exclusive. he speaks out about his son that went on a shooting spree. and under attack. they're young, they're gay, and trying to escape their country. a six-month journey to american soil. will everybody make it? but first, the "nightline" five. >>> good evening. vacationers be ware. credit card scammers are setting up shop where you at least expect it. from fast food restaurants to gas stations. they're not actually stealing your card, just making it a target when you hand it over to pay. we've been investigating for months, and now one former criminal is switching side lgs. here's abc's nick watt for a series "nightline" investigates. >> reporter: you are watching a brazen breed of credit card thieves caught on tape. miss it? watch again. this mcdonald's drive through attendant is swiping each card twice. once to charge for the food, then another one to steal the info. crooks can use that to spend a fortune. he got caught and pled guilty. police say he was stealing up to 70 customers every si

. >> walter, nothing wild by the weather. tonight it's clear, quiet, comfortable. high pressure stays in control which can means temperature whiming on the mild side and warm. we'll talk about the temperatures and details in the we'll talk about the temperatures and details in the accuweather >> a burglar in texas was caught on surveillanceence stealing from a home while a man was inside. and sees lights and tv on and still wept inside upstairs and into a bedroom where one person was sleeping and took wallet and watch with one with you upstairs and grabbed a bite to eat. in the houston area we hope recognize this thief. >> a cougar like a real cougar gave people in a small town of utah a scare. look at that. everybody started taking pictures and video. wild life experts were called and they tried tranquilize the app mall and missed. the fully grown female cougar ran off and went through somebody's yard and back be into the woods. >> wow. >> you see a cougar and take pictures. >> don't get me started. >> all right. >> any way, time for a check of the accuweather for

las vegas gambler billy walters and billionaire investor carl icahn. federal investigators are examining specific trades made in 2011 by walters and mickelson in clorox stock. investigating whether icahn was attempting to take over the company could have tipped off his buddy walters and whether walters who owns a number of golf courses then tipped off mickelson. >> if some friend told him it would be a good idea, a good time to invest in clorox, if he has no idea where that information is coming from, it's not insider trading. >> reporter: today mickelson faced the press after the tournament. >> i have done nothing wrong. that's why i have been fully cooperating with the fbi agents and i'm happy to do so in the future, too. >> reporter: ikon said the same. telling the new york times that to suggest he did anything wrong is quote, irresponsible. billy walters had no comment. and tonight abc news is learning no arrests are imminent. investigators say they are still in the evidence-gathering phase. as you just heard, the burden of proof, very high here. >

>> well, walter, president obama signed an executive order. he has the power to step in under federal law that regulates railroad labor dispute. mixed reactions tonight and workers believe septa regional rail workers willing back on the job in an hour. 24 hours after septa regional rail cars stopped running the operateers were coming off the picket line. saturday evening president obama pushed the transportation agency and union blet and iebw back to the table ending the strike that impacted commuters. >> the sooner we can resolve problems and make compromises the better. >> the president's executive record created 3 member emergency board to mediate the dispute. 400 electrical workers and union workers went own strike shutting down 13 train lines that carries tens of thousands to philadelphia, airport, energy njs, neether union nor septa want the the intervention calling it a temporary fix. >> we'll be given the opportunity to present our best case to the residential emergency board. >> they have not had a contract and pay races in four years

and great week news" team i'm walter perez have a great night and great week ahead. wirethey're big. fast. andome. dependable. and at net10 wireless, we let you tweet, text, talk and surf... on those amazing nationwide networks... without getting locked into a pricey phone contract. america's best 4g lte networks for half the cost. that's wireless your way. unlimited* talk, text, and data starts at just $40 a month. and now android smartphones start at under 50. net10 wireless. i'm karen rogers and i'm alicia vitarelli. tonight on fyi philly tired of squeezing into the spanx? we found dresses with the skinny built right in! we find our shimmy in belly dancing 101. we taste the best beers and summer cocktails think you make a mean tater tot? there's a tot chef competition! plus it's time for fyi philly's 6th annual mutt makeover it's an fyi for you starting now. hi everybody and welcome to fyi philly. we are at yards brewery in northern liberties when our partners at philadelphia magazine went on a mission to find the best beers and summer cocktails, yards was, of cou

billy walters had no comment.xperts say determining exactly what information mickleson and walters were given is crucial. >> it's not a crime to trade stocks based on a tip you got from your buddy on the golf course. if you know somebody is giving you information is not supposed to be giving you and you trade on that, that's insider trading. >> reporter: past probes of high-profile investors have been infamously complicated. in 2004, martha stewart served five months in a federal prison for obstruction of justice and conspiracy tied to an insider trading scandal. she later settled with the s.e.c. over civil charges. abc news has learned no arrests here are imminent and investigators are simply gathering evidence at this point. sources say investigators are keenly aware of the high burden of proof but they want the public to understand that they take these allegations of insider trading very seriously. obviously nobody wants to think that the game is rigged and this is important to that. >> why is it so important -

mickelson and walters were trading clorox shares around that time. investigators want to know whether icahn shared information allowing walters and nicholson to unfairly profit. mickelson a five time major champion says he has been trying to block out the investigation while on the course. >> it's not, uhm, it's not going to change the way i carry myself. i've -- honestly, i have done nothing wrong. i'm not going to walk around, uhm, any other way. >> reporter: neither the justice department nor the sec is commenting. alexis christoforous, cbs news. >> icahn's, walters and mickelson have not formally been charged with any wrongdoing. >>> one of the two men killed in a bridge construction accident near sacramento is from richmond. a basket fell from a crane when a wire snapped yesterday in the town of winters. 49-year-old glen hodgson of richmond and a second worker were inside the basket and died in the 80-foot fall. they had just finished their shift. a company out of burlingame is in charge of the project. and cal/osha is investigating. >>> this is

to figure out if icahn tipped off walters about his buy out plan and if walters included mickelson. rothfeld says conviction for insider trading with likely mean prison time along with ruined careers. >> from mickelson he would likely lose sponsorships. for carl icahn it would certainly hurt his ability to invest in companies and be able to take over companies which he's been doing for several decades. >> reporter: the justice department, f.b.i. and s.e.c. are not making any comments. >> axelrod: susan, thank you. last night, the n.b.a. announced last night, the n.b.a. announced the sale of the clippers to steve ballmer for $2 billion. but then donald sterling, the team's own her who bought the clippers more than 30 years ago for 12, gef and a half million dollars say that would actually cost him money. >> >> reporter: what seemed like the end of the donald sterling saga may just have been a brief time out. his lawyers have now filed 178 page lawsuit against the n.b.a. asking for over a billion dollars in damages. sterling says the league violated his constitutional rights and broke

it is now walter's job -- to 1 606. it is balder's job to build a tangible collection of items. pieces.by bits and sometimes, people would simply .rop objects on walter's desk not a lot of documentation in the early days. other museums will appreciate the fact that one of our largest donors is found in collection. the objects we take him today are well documented. collect theb to agencies tangible heritage and to preserve and document that tangible heritage, which is now over 18,000 objects, and to put those objects in educational exhibits to help give our visitors, and by extension the american people, through our traveling exhibit, our loans to other institutions, our website, a better understanding of the role intelligence plays in our country. we are in our legacy gallery. this gallery is dedicated to the derring-do of the 14,000 men and women who served the cia's predecessor, the office of strategic services. that organization was our country's first non-departmental intelligence agency. the war winds are blowing, and resident roosevelt asks that agencies that collect forei

walters wasn't on the list. remains dormant until carl icahn had no idea this was being investigated, literally. because finra, that's kind of a routine call, you know? and he didn't know anybody. reporters started calling him on friday. he had no idea that this was -- liz: so that's how he found out. >> now, we should also point out that along the way apparently feds considered taping his phone, doing a wiretap. my guess is they didn't have probable cause. this is a very complicated case -- liz: let's just be clear, you're allowed to tell somebody i may consider buying chlorox. >> right. yes. you can't -- apparently, and i don't know if this is true, you know, you can't tell someone that you're going to put an official tender. but you could talk about your intentions all day long, and not considered material non-- liz: he's not the ceo of chlorox. >> that's the whole thing, if he was, or if he was a member of chlorox, that would be an issue that would be stealing information from the company. since he's outside

icahn and walters had apparently had something of a friendship.about stocks. and then, of course, walters and mickelson know each other from the golf course. they, walters owns golf courses, and so that is where their connection is. and there is no connection of icahn and mickelson. >> and what do we know about the investigation moving forward now that it is reported and the details have been made public? >> it could make it hard efor the authorities to bring a case. their ability to wiretap or, you know, secretly record conversations may be hampered, because obviously now that the targets know that they are under investigation, and at this point, they may have to build a case on what has already happened or the evidence that is cumulative, and which may or may not be enough. we will have to wait and see what happens there. >>> and coming up we will talk to the former boss of bowe bergdahl, and worked with him in a coffeeshop in idaho. >>> and plus, new orleans quarterback drew brees and his message for other busy dads ahead of father's day. that

if they believe that mickelson knew from walters that walters got the information from icahn and thatas material inside information that walters was not entitled to know, then mickelson could be guilty of insider trading, but again he supposedly has been told he's not a target. >> who does carl icahn have a duty to? >> that gets back to -- >> to everybody. >> to everybody? >> everybody. >> he's kind of like an outsider. >> actually i think kate kelly brought up a great point when she was on air earlier. she talked about his responsibility to the investors in icahn intersurprises, which i don't think anyone was thinking about, and that sort of hinted to a different issue. if you already own -- and my law school degree is dusty. >> but you're one up on us -- >> no, that's the most dangerous man in the world, somebody with a law degree and not practices. icahn already owned clorox. if he was thinking about it -- and iably hef owned a bunch of it. >> 9.1%. >> so in some ways a fiduciary to that company -- >> he's not an insider. >> no, but if you have to file an s.e.c. firm stating a cert

>> sunday night i'm walter perez along with sarah bloomquist. in the news tonight philadelphia police continue searching for a missing man with special needs. >>> plus an -- a neighborhood is inundated with thousands of gallons of water from a broken water main. >> the big story on "action news" is the murder of a 43-year-old man during a road rage incident. the driver died after being shot several times while the passenger is in the hospital tonight. kenneth moten is on the scene. >> reporter: walter this sparked on the stretch of the outer boulevard labels -- lanes. police blocked off the intersection at 5th and the bull -- boulevard. shots were fired striking the man and woman inside. >> people who heard the commotion didn't want to show their faces on camera because of the potential danger. investigators say a large motor cycle group was traveling on the boulevard when there was a road rage incident. the officers say they watched a motorcycle i also, possibly the gunman take off on his bike down 5th street. the couple in the car was taken to

and he asks another oss'er, walter, to create a collection. walter had been asked by allen dulles to create a special collection in the library on intelligence. that now numbers over 25 thousand volumes on intelligence. maybe a quarter are in english. the oldest is a codebook that goes back to 1606. it is walter's job to build a tangible collection of items. it grew by bits and pieces. sometimes, people would simply drop objects on walter's desk. not a lot of documentation in the early days. other museums will appreciate the fact that one of our largest donors is found in collection. the objects we take him today -- we have best practices in place, and the objects we take into the collection today are well-documented. it is our job to collect the agencies tangible heritage and -- the agency's tangible heritage and to preserve and document that tangible heritage, which is now over 18,000 objects, and to put those objects in educational exhibits to help give our visitors, and by extension the american people, through our traveling exhibit, our l

"action news" reporter walter perez live with the details. hey, walter. >> hey, rick.he good news here is that the water main break has been fixed that resulted in this whole thing, and the water has been e rechlorine ated. and was it contaminated before, the answer not until tomorrow morning. >> if you are using it for drinking or cooking they ask you boil it. >> that is for the north penn authority in bucks county. and this is the result of a local water main break this weekend that has since been repaired, but the result from the ensuing water tests to make sure that the system is still bacteria free will not come back until tomorrow. and the owner of stella's house blend cafe says the all-clear cannot come soon enough. >> using bagged ice. boiling water. as long as we know what we are dealing with we can do it. >> the test results are expected tomorrow morning. stay with "action news" and 6abc.com for the latest on the situation. walter perez, channel 6 news." >> thank you. >>> in harrisburg the budget deadline now just hours away. the $29.1 billion republican prop

i'm del walters in new york. "techknow" is next.ou can always check us out 24 hours eye day by going to website -- aljazeera.com. and woe continue to monitor what is happening in iraq. >> this is "techknow." a show about invocations invocation innovations that can save lives. we're going to celebrate the intersection of hardware and humanity and doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team of hard core nerds. lindsay moran is a starting for every move captured by a camera tracking her from above. >> she's acting a little bit suspicion. >> see the crime fighting tech that's creating

i'm del walters and these are the stories we're following for you. a tug of war over iraq's largest oil refinery, and the white house says that he's a real american hero, for his sacrifice in afghanistan. >> we're so much worse than any other developed country. >> we look at going ownership around the world, this time focusing on the united states. we begin in washington where the white house just announced that president obama will make a statement on iraq at 12:30 p.m. eastern time. and we'll bring you that event live when it happens. the statement coming as the white house waits for military intervention in iraq, there the battle goes on with the largest oil refinery. the sunni rebels say that they hold the surrounding areas. most of the fuel used in iraq. >> reporter: government forces are in full control of the country's biggest refinery in the town of beigy in baghdad. in the town, also the fighters withdrew from the refinery. the refinery remains shut and there's a severe shortage of fuel and cooking oil. further north in the town, the governm

barbara walters' exclusive one-on-one interview. chilling details you haven't heard before now. a loner obsessed with finding a girlfriend. and then angry at the world when he couldn't. new revelations from his day of retribution video. and the manifesto he called my twisted world. and you'll hear from a survivor who looked him in the eye and lived to tell the tale. and the families of the victims, what do they want to say? tonight, the secret life of elliot rodger? now, david muir and elizabeth vargas. >> tonight, a "20/20" exclusive, about something that happened this very hour two months ago. >> and the father of the young killer speaking out only to barbara walters. tonight, he's back on a special assignment. >> well, tonight, this is special. a milestone, the first time that a parent of a mass murderer has ever spoken on television. he's doing this to show other parents the warning signs he missed hopefully so that no one has to go through the night that changed his life and so many others, forever. on a quiet memorial day weekend, peter rodger and his wife were hurtling do

the retirement for barbara walters didn't last long.he story, painful of a father in pain trying to come to terms with the horror of his son. >> peter rodgers tells barbara walters he had no idea his son elliott was capable of anything like last month's murder spree near santa barbara. here's abc's mary bruce. >> reporter: my son cause sewed much pain and suffering for so many families. >> reporter: this father of a mass murderer says he is leivin a nightmare. >> i think of those young men and women who have died. and the injured and terrorized. and my son did that. >> reporter: peter rodgers, the father of elliott rodgers, the 22-year-old who killed six in a gruesome rampage last month opening up for the first time in an exclusive interview with abc's barbara walters. >> when you wake up in the morning what do you think? >> look a reverse nightmare situation. i go to sleep. i might have a nice dream. i wake up and slowly the truth of what happened dawns on me. and, you know that its -- my son was a mass murderer. >> reporter: he says h

today we will be talking with walter isaacson. the president of the aspen institute, also the former editor of time, a biographer whose biography includes henry albert einstein -- for example, benjamin franklin, and most recently and what people know him best for, steve jobs. he is uniquely positioned to evaluate the state of leadership in america. what that are topic to raise with him given the luminaries attending the aspen ideas gore,al, including al hillary clinton, a number of ceo's he -- like david rubenstein, with whom we will be speaking tomorrow. following walter the president of harvard university will be sitting down with me and talking about everything from the unstoppably rising cost of education -- would you believe att 10 years ago the budget harvard was $2.5 billion and today it is $4.2 billion? it increased 70% over the course of a decade. withis a topic to raise him. also, the state of the harvard management empathy, they run the $32 million and -- endowment. leaving at the end of the year, it has been a revolvin

walter is not commenting. average investors can now learn more about "the dark side" of trading. the financial industry regulatory authority better known as "finra" is giving investors access to so called "dark-pools." the pools are non-traditional trading exchanges typically used by pros. finra's website will post information about stocks in the s&p 500, russell 1000 and some etfs. regulators are hoping to promote greater transparency within the industry. walmart is once again number one on the fortune 500 list... sales rose nearly 6% to $449 billion at the world's largest retailer. right behind walmart, 3 oil companies: exxon chevron and phillips 66. warren buffetts' berkshire hathaway is number 5, followed by apple. this is the fist time apple has cracked the top 10. rounding out the list: general motors, general electric, valero energy and ford. bidding for the ultimate power lunch stands at almost a half million dollars. warren buffett is once again auctioning off a lunch date on ebay. the opening bid sunday was $25,000. by monday morning... the lunch was going for $350,000.

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. >> walter when the book comes out and you are asked who invented the computer? >> you would have to say the people that created in ac were the first do a programable computer. they did it in teams. john went to iowa and took idea and up to harvard and saw the machine howard aikin made there. he collects ideas like a bumble bee collects pollen and fertilize it and brings it together. that is how innovation works. it isn't a guy sitting in a garage alone. even though they took the ideas from a lot of other people or i should say especially because they took their ideas from a lot of people. >> who was steve wazbiac? >> that was steve job's partner. he created the circuit board for what was apple one and two. he is a genus at creating circuits with a few components. he loved giving it away. it takes a sheet of how it works out and gives it away to the members of the home brew computer club. and his friend down the street, steve jobs, said no, we should build them and sell them. and they created a company they called apple. what it takes to innovate isn't just the p

the fee -- father of the uc santa barbara gunman talks with barbara walters. elliot rodger kills six and wounded 13 others before taking his own life. so many people are asking, where were the warning signs? his father, peter rodger, spoke at length with barbara walters about what happened. >> my son caused so much pain and suffering. >> when you wake up in the morning what do you think? >> a reverse nightmare, you go to sleep normally you have a nightmare and wake up and everything is okay the now i go to sleep and i might have a nice agreement and i wake up and it is slowly, the truth of what happened dawns on me and that is that my son is a mass murderer. >> peter rodger says he had no idea his son could hurt anyone and did not see this coming. >> can you see the interview with barbara walters tonight at 10:00. >> san francisco hosted the world premiere for "dawn of the planet of the apes," and western on the red carpet as stars told us what they loved about work on the latest bay area movie. >> in 2026, san francisco doesn't do so well as the future battle