i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" first thing in the morning david muir right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. . >>> don't on abc 7 news at 6:00, they're pulling out all the stops to get bay area voters to the polls. >>> and new details emerge about the suspect who led police on a chase in danville before he was shot and killed by an officer. >>> and no parking on the water. the warning being issued to voters in one north bay community. >> abc 7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> it's a familiar scene, the last few days in the bay area, people are not waiting until tuesday to vote in the election. >> and in some cities, the lines are long. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. many are opting to cast in ballots now rather than stand in line on tuesday. >> there is interest in local races and propositions that have people turning out in droves. >> we begin our coverage tonight with abc news reporter katie uteh

i'm tom mackenzie, this is bloomberg. set up for the final trading day of the week, it is looking quiet on the trading front. docket, data on the inflation figures from malaysia and singapore and factory outputs from taiwan. japan and india are closed, no lead from the u.s.. have futures pointing lower in sydney, so we could have aussie shares resuming the climb. sophie: -- heidi: let's take a look at what we are watching, adam haigh is here in sydney. the pound moved significantly overnight. it is one hurdle down, but not exactly smooth sailing ahead. stillhink the market is divided. you get the short-term rallies when you get increments of positive news. this is clearly an incremental positive in the overall story. heidi: we just hear that it is untradable. we have a great chart here that shows you the volatility we are expecting on a forward rate for the pound. very high. people expect this to be a very volatile market. peoplere still plenty of expecting the short-term rally we've seen in the last 12 hours or so to con

tom, we were talking about europe. we were talking about the future of angela merkel as she will step down from leadership of the ec you. we were talking about italy. let's bring in a piece from our editor john authors. he says the eu is playing chicken with two of its biggest members, the u.k. and italy. the disaster scenario indicates of italy would be much worse on the u.k.. the dissolution of the euro would affect every economy in the world. we are back with john micklethwait. when you look at the discussion surrounding brexit and italy, if brussels is too hard on italy, and you think the budget does not make sense, but if brussels is hard on italy, d european and italian voters turn? italian voters know they have been betrayed on economy aggression. crossing thents meds, being saved in italy know how to receive and they say where is europe? we have been sitting migrants. job.ve been doing a decent the question of motive is where i do when immigration? immigration? ask italians, do you want to keep the euro? 70% sa

right. >> jimmy: and it's called toms, but his name is not tom. it's blake. >> steve: no, it's blake. [ laughter ] blake mycoskie. >> jimmy: could've have easily been cald blakes. >> steve: yeah, could have been blakes. blakes a -- >> jimmy: but he's not thinkg about ego. >> steve: no he's thinking about tom. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no. he's not even thinking about tom. he's thinking about tom-morrow. >> steve: oh. [ audience oohs ] jimmy: yeah, what are you goin you buy shoes today. you want to give shoes tomorrow. >> steve: oh good. >> jimmy: but i want to talk to him out all of that. he's just got a great story, and a big, big announcement. tonight, that's gonna be great. ♪ it's going to be great it's going to be awesome ♪ [ cheers ] >> jimmy: michael buble is also on the show! [ cheers and applause ] steve: yeah! >> jimmy: we love you michael buble! >> steve: come on! ♪ is this the right side? is that the right side? >> steve: yeah. yep. ♪ it's gonna be great we're gonna have a real good time ♪ ♪ everybody singing dancing along

very abundantly to reporter tom get more. great to have both of you on the show but before we get down to business there were a couple of games on sunday that we need to take a look at. mention went into sunday's clash with struggling just the door of knowing a win would mean leap frogging reigning champions byron munich into a second a string of victories came to a crashing halt last weekend when the folds lost to freiburg was a just a brief bump in the road for let's take a look. the only fire the local da became in the stands in the on the. clock back found it hard to break down a pack of defense they were reduced to a few shots from distance and the home fans were not amused at half time. there was also a whistle at the start of the second period this time from the referee. i hand was a judge to handle the ball replay showed it had been a strike decision. told and has did the right eye and midway through the second half i had was again the fall guy with a poor pass. that back took full advantage and eunice hoffman made it

joining me now, toms founder and ceo. good to see both of you. >> thank you for having us. >> winter, this is a big deal for movements like yours because what you have needed to do is take the power of those students around you who are frustrated and scared and get the support of mainstream america. what was your message? >> well, the first thing, especially with this campaign with toms, is this idea that gun violence and bullets don't discriminate. it's something we can all rally behind to really, really create a change. so me as a 17-year-old, to be sitting next to blake and coming together to really put our minds and efforts to creating a safer world is really what it's all about. >> and blake, i guess you heard winter talk or saw her. >> yes, about a year ago. she led the student walkout. we were so impressed. we wanted to support her. that's how we started first looking at this issue. >> winter, what's your experience with gun violence? >> as a young person in america and with the mass shootings that have been happen

tom? >> thank you. let's consider yield in price reallyorge borghi, which maps out on the slope basis where we have been and where we are. , allis the high-yield etf yieldgony of a big, fat -- there's this extended bull market, no one can lose money. we are not back to the agony of 2016, but we are getting there fast. this is what people want. they want a 5% coupon. ,> if you look at high-yield it's at 7%. right now high-yield as an asset class is around 7.15%. the drop in prices have pushed up yields and we are seeing a containable range. -- absolutely. today's high-yield market is different than 2015. putnam --mith that high-yield markets are totally different than 30 years ago. >> absolutely right. companies are pretty well-managed, high-yield had an year,of $175 billion this and companies that don't need to borrow a lot of money have relatively limited leverage and are very cash generative. this is a relatively healthy group of companies that are getting wildly overlooked and unfairly penalized. the

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tom: matt has 500 mileleft to go. he knows where the walk will finish, the street where he started, where there is a new york pza parlor, nail salon, and a bagel shop. to mark the completiwo of his , he intends to sample the offerings of all three establishments. tom brook, bbc news, new york. babita: perfect city to do it. congtulations to matt for that adventure. you can get in touch with me and the team on twitter. thank you for watching "world news america." >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so y u can swipe your way through the news of the d stay up-to-date with the latest headlines you can trust. download now from selected app stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation,d vler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> what are you doing? >> possibilities. your day is filled with them. and pbs helps everyone discover theirs. anytime, anywhere. pbs. we are with you for life. >> "bbc world news" was

tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> tom, you mentioned many more homes. 15,000 homes are still threatened at this point. 15,000 structures, rather. we have that red flag warning going into effect again tomorrow night. what's the thought from people out there? are they nervous about this other red flag warning and what's happening? >> reporter: oh, you betcha, because they already -- you know, it's one thing -- they woke up 48 hours ago, you know, to some horrific problem that just, you know, shook them out of beds. people died in that process. they saw what happened yesterday what the fires and all of that with the aftermath today. and what they are looking at is the very real potential that other places that haven't burned are going to burn. everybody is feeling this sword above their heads. because of that they are very concerned. i can tell you that that is palpable up here and you just see it in the eyes of the people and many of them make those comments. >> all right, tom vacar live in paradise tonight, tom, thank you. >>> and we are seeing more videos of the terrifying escape routes

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tom brook has the story. tom: chinatown in new cark on a typiday. they go about their business. for matt, it means continuing his marathon citywalk. >> i am walking every block of every street in the five boroughs. i'm also walking through parts, -- parkscemeteries, beaches, covering all the outdoor public area, and just seeing what is there. tom: while he has been on his walk, he has lived on a shoestring, staying in different apartmts in exchange for activities such as cat sitting, and raising money for donations to his website. strangely, he said, he doesn't know why he spent almost seven years walking ound new york vering a distance of 9000 mi ts. >>nk it occurred to me early on that a lot of times we feel like we have to have a way to sum up what we are doing and explain why it is important, this societal pressure to be ableag to pathat up and put a nice bow on it and tell people about it. so i don't really know why. tom: in new york, he has quite a few followers who monitor his progress. now a wider audience is being introduced to his urban walking adventures by way of a n

tom, that look like you in the gym -- do these rallies help? >> do you know what it does connect it's fun. fun versus pure ecf bob summerside but rallies on the other. >> everyone is having a good time. did you see the headdresses? greg: i think they were native american. >> well, whatever. they were having a ball. that is the whole thing. they talk about rallies and all the trump rally and everyone is hating and are having a great time and i thought obama at a rally and someone got thrown out of his rally and he said -- you know, why was that not hateful. everyone was screaming for obama but everyone was having a good time and especially themselves we should be happy about it i'm a more heavy person than you think, greg. [laughter] greg: i try to avoid you because i find you creepy. tyrus, i think these rallies are part of the reciprocity equation like drums as i will come out here and entertain you for free and least useful. tyrus: well, it's crazy that you avoid people for being creepy. that's an oxymoron because everyone avoids you because

--welcome now tom barrett tom barrick. yesterday fair amount about we want to work together. time, the president said if you start investigating me come all bets are off. >> if they start investigating you, that you can play that game and investigate them. can you compartmentalize that and still continue to work with them for the benefit of the rest of the country or are all caps off? that, all it is is a warlike posture. david: that is not as encouraging some of the things the president said. which is it going to be? >> of course they will go through investigations. house oversight will get busy on that. that is something we should expect. that is the normal constitutional check of congress. the democrats will try to find areas where they can work with them, prescription drug pricing as well as infrastructure. infrastructure always comes up. i am not confident they can get a deal done. david: what about infrastructure? perhaps it matters the most to our audience. what are the odds? >> tax cuts 2.0 is off the table. i think you could probably get a small deal done, maybe $100

the governor is tom wolfe. six democrats, and two vacancies. donald trump won the state over hillary clinton. when it comes to that winning of the state by donald trump, have much of that is a factor this in helping republicans? guest: donald trump is not on the ballot literally but figuratively he is. here is what is going on in pennsylvania and many other states. political historians often talk about midterm elections being essentially about the president, about his incumbency. the fact of the matter is that that is true not just a bit, but usually so this year -- but hugely so this year. they're going to vote this year, what's important to you? overwhelmingly democrat say they are opposed to president trump and they want their party to gain control of congress and conversely the republicans, because they support the president and because they want to see her party retain control of congress. typically it is a referendum on the president, midterm elections. this goes to a new degree when we say more. more a battle over president trump, his te

that deal on rca's sky was tom parker -- side was tom parker, a manager country singers in nashville. through parker, he took elvis -- artist in history had been promoted or marketed like that before, and he became the first big superstar because of that marketing push that came behind him. here for 10 was years. he had a 10 year lease on the building. he never owned it. he's the state 1950 -- eat least 1950,0, -- he leased it and that he moved up the road to a different studio. openedmid-1980's, it was . it has always pretty much been kind of a tourist destination, tours during the day, and then at night, recording. it has been about recording ever since then. we get hundreds of people in here a day come through to see

he's going to mix it up with tom steyer forever and he's going to point out tom steyer went to arizona with prop 127, spent tens of millions of dollars. he's going to lose prop 127 by 20 points and lose arizona because arizona didn't want to be california east. he's going to get doug ducey reelected by 15 points. i expect donald trump to come back and push back against tom steyer hard, and it works for him. and i think there is this new trump voter that says republicans have been patsys for years against the hard-ball tactics. but they've always laid down, and if donald trump swings back -- you just heard him say republicans are trying to kill people, well, we'd like donald trump hear him say he's trying to take your guns. >> but you like to see it even if it's not true because you know, joe, we here on the other side, people say the democrats have been too much of a patsy and haven't fought back and haven't been aggressive, which is why people like you and i and others say things that democratic leaders won't say about some of the issues they won't touch. so are we saying now that we

it's been a season of mixed emotions for tom. sure, he's relieved to not be running from the law anymore, but he's also angry over the get-rich-quick newcomers with no ties to humboldt county. we've been doing this for 50 years, and for almost 50 years, people have been chasing us, chastising us, and trying to destroy us. now they all want to be in with us, so sometimes i feel like telling them all where to put it. they're like carpet baggers, and now they're trying to take everything, our way of life, and it's kind of disturbing, you know. it really is. lemonis: the hesslers are facing a pivotal moment. so are the other growers i met traveling humboldt county. the supply glut is driving prices down. steep taxes may hurt them even more. and there's still the threat of federal enforcement. california is about to become the largest legal marijuana market in the world. it's one of eight states to pass laws legalizing recreational pot. as more states join, the black market with probably shrink. investing in the marijuana industry see

and tom macarthur, 48.9. very, very close. has not been called yet. keith next in chesapeake, virginia. welcome. caller: hi. i got two comments about chuck schumer. he was talking about all this things about basic math. the -- about host: go ahead, keith. caller: sorry. got tv on here. he talk about couples in states that trump won. but that has nothing to do with the constituents in those states. so that has nothing to do with math. he wants to talk about the math. 30-plus years in the house and senate, that's way too many years. he talks about all this immigration issues. 30-plus years and he has all these issues to do with this and that. he didn't do anything about any of that. talked about 2 and two was her career record. well, that has to do with math. she was in there too long. -- e we need to have some host: make sure and everybody else tuning in, thanks for the call. mute your television set when you call in. go ahead with your comments. cape coral, florida, where that senate race is still too close to call. laura on our republican line. calle

>> tom: i guess i started it. i bought a lawn tractor when the city announced they were closing 72 parks. >> anthony: what's the difference between open and closed? they're just going to stop maintaining it? >> tom: that's it! >> anthony: or do they actually physically shut it up? >> tom: no, no, they don't physically shut it up because there's no money in here, you know. >> anthony: just physically shut it up. >> tom: yeah, they just take the trash barrels away and stop mowing. >> anthony: crazy. >> tom: it's a strange place, detroit. when we're done here, it will not look like a nice park. >> anthony: but still, a playable park. >> tom: yeah, and a visible park, so if you had kids, you could see what they're doing in this park. it's safer. >> anthony: all right, well, let's cut some grass. >> tom: yeah, come on you'll like it, it's fun. ♪ ♪ i'm not afraid ♪ i'm not afraid ♪ i'm not afraid ♪ i'm not afraid ♪ break a leg >> anthony: there's grass in my beer. ♪ >> anthony: in detroit, approximately 40

>> and tom mcarthur lost last night. how large of a role did health care as an issue play in these states for this midterm? >> i would say it played the largest role. in poll after poll after poll, democrats said that make was their biggest issue. if you looked at all voters, they said that health care was their biggest issue and overall they had wanted obamacare to stay in tact and republicans tried to dismantle it and you saw a slew of challengers come up against these republicans who were trying to dismantle it like tom mcarthur. that gentleman who was going up against tom mcarthur said "he's done" and apparently that gentleman was in fact correct. >> harry enten, thank you very much. >> bye, brooke. >> bye. >> attorney michael avenatti now dealing with his own legal drama after being arrested on suspicion of felony domestic violence. what his client stormy daniels just said about the news. did you get a whole thanksgiving? well you remember what happened last year. you can't bring a backup thanksgiving to my sister's

tom? >> thousands of degrees of heat. matt, thank you. we will have more on the forecast in a moment. but first, we turn to the northern part of the state, where the destruction in the camp fire is now brutally clear. the town of paradise reduced to debris. and there's a race to account for 100 people reported missing when the fire swept through. with cell phone communication paralyzed for many. will carr is in the fire zone. >> reporter: tonight, the camp fire, scorching nearly 110,000 acres, and now california's third deadliest on record. the death toll jumping to 23. with communications down, many still missing. nurse nichole jolly is worried about one of her co-workers. >> we have been trying to reach her family. >> reporter: hospital staff racing to get patients out, before evacuating themselves. >> i ran up this hill and i got into the next vehicle. the back of my pants were on fire, and i burned a hole in her seat. and she was praying with me, and she's like, i don't think we're goi

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democratic mega-donor tom steyer, this week on "firing line." >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible by... corporate funding is provided by... >> a former hedge-fund manager from california, tom steyer believes impeaching president trump is a moral imperative, one of the defining issues of our time. he has put his money where his mouth is, pouring more than $120 million into races across the country during the last election cycle. whatever happens with the president, however, one thing is certain -- tom steyer will remain a force to be reckoned with in democratic politics in 2020 and beyond. tom steyer, welcome to "firing line." >> margaret, thank you very much for having me. >> thanks for being here. so, you spent $120 million in races across the country, and in the political cycles of 2014 and 2016, just as much. all of that together makes you one of the highest-spending individuals in american politics. so, first, i wonder if you can reflect with me on what impact does money have in our politics? >> well, in our case, what i've done is tried to start grassroots organ

to my left is tom sullivan, the vice president of small business policy and the u.s. chamber of commerce. next is mallory shelter, a small business owner who just six weeks ago open a store here in washington dc called shelter -- it is a wonderful jewelry store in the union market area of the city. she has been a creator and designer of jewelry for several years and finally took the plunge to open her business. next is gary williams, the creator of photographer and cofounder of a social consulting and creation firm he started with a partner in 2015. we are excited to have him here. you have already won best shoes. >> >> last but not least is alan gutierrez, an associate administrator from the office of entrepreneurial development at the u.s. sba. he has been traveling the country speaking to small business owners and working to help launch small businesses in this country. i thought i would kick it off by asking each of you to select a little bit about why we don't have more small businesses in this country. what people may not know is that small business creation and

the site of his victory over there come a place drenched with the blood of his enemies and named it tom. to a great city of encore time could be described as a forest of stone entangled in a forest of trees. this last city very for many centuries is spread out through six square miles of journey. a traveler from one thousand one writes i have found the place where palaces one story the seat of mighty kings long since forgotten these towering slabs of rock now one with the jungle where the work of human hands an army of roots creep over and around them like tentacles even the plants seek to destroy. the king of death known to the brahmans as shiva who would throw his enemy to the animals to be devoured appears to have foreseen that men would build palaces and temples as a lasting memorial to their greatness to demolish these monuments he devised other means of destruction like the ruinous fig tree that nothing can withstand. jayaraman the seventh king to rule over a devastated country the capital had been razed to the ground the fields leached out and most of the irrigation systems destr

this is a tempest career took off with tom to it was berlin thriller run long brown lists. overnight franka potente was a star and started playing in the big leagues. with johnny depp in blow. alongside matt damon in bourne supremacy. but tend to also wants to step behind the camera her directorial debut was a silent movie. that's comfortable in the art house world as in mainstream cinema franka potente has found her groove. this kiss with angelina jolie made algos deal known in hollywood. there's. this and it's exactly the same professionalism and the same problems come back to the only difference may be the money and that there are many many more people working on set. terrence malick new film radical and deal plays conscientious objector france diego state or. how this deal lovesick street people who live outside the rules those in a state of emergency he was awarded the. i mean film prize for his first feature film as a passionate computer hacker. stands once a month as if a little bit off there. from the very beginning it was intensity and characterize ation that made

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and durham tom broke c. as an author of the author adler of becoming british and dean and professor of law and government law school and finally and st andrews also by skype through like a mini scottish campaigner welcome to all of you drew i want to start with you is the deal as bad as the critics say yeah i really do think it's that is the critics say and i hate to say it's even a bracks a deal because it's really not bracks and it's really only directed in name only it doesn't allow the united kingdom to become an international player like rex it was supposed to strike their own trade deals and go from there to the same time it also and take back control of their laws but at the same time it also could very well lead to the splitting up in the breaking up of the united kingdom especially in relation to northern ireland and i will kind of back to that point obviously tom i want your thoughts is this deal as bad as as everybody says. we that it is as bad as people say but two years ago i came out and said t

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tom: thank you.: rajiu are watching "bbc world news america." htstill to come on toni's wentam, the economic dream bust for many in brazil. people voted for change, but can the new president deliver? thousands of schoolchildren in australia have quit their classrooms to take part in a day of rallies to demand action on climate change, despite calls from t prime minister to stay in school. the students who marched in sydney, melbourne, and brisbane, are disappointed by the way the country has tackle climate an, and were inspired by a 15-yedr-old girl in sw who took part in similar protests. hywel griffith rorts. hywel: they may not have a vote, but they definitely have ae. vo with placards, posters, they walked out of school and mobilized, organizing protests in 27 towns and cities across the country. than 1000ore rallied, demanding an end to coal and gas projects. >> i think our government needct to take moren on climate change so that our generation and our kids' generation can have a future that is sustainable and healthy. greenhouselia's gas

. >> on film tom hanks has fought on the front lines. stepping into the shoes of those who served our country in movies like saving private ryan. >> hey, bubba. >> hey whereforest. >> and when we did forrest gump you we went to paris island. we watched everything at paris island, boot camp for united states marines. i couldn't look at what they were going through without thinking, you know, this would have been good for me. >> you rarely ask for help, but you deserve our support. >> experiences that he says led him to a bigger mission, giving back to those who gave up so much. >> given the option it's like what can you do in order to aid some aspect of making our -- forming a more perfect union, to coin a phrase. >> for hanks it's not just helping those who risked lives to defend our country. >> we talk about veterans. and i don't think we can pay enough attention to the veterans, especially since we are the beneficiaries of their -- >> so much that they do. >> but hidden heros is all about the people that care for veterans who have come

news very easily the reporter tom got more great to have both of you on the show but before we get down to business there were a couple of games on sunday that we need to take a look at. mention bloodbaths went into sunday's clash with struggling dusseldorf knowing a win would mean leap frogging reigning champions byron munich into a second string of victories came to a crashing halt last weekend when the folds lost to freiburg was a just a brief bump in the road for glad that's take a look. the only fire the local da became in the stands and the on the. clock back found it hard to break down the packs dusseldorf defense they were reduced to a few shots from distance and the home fans were not amused at how time. there was also a whistle stop the second period this time from the rick three. i am was a judge to handle the ball replay showed it had been a strike decision. did the red eye and midway through the second half i had was again the full guy with a poor pass. that back took full advantage and eunice hoffman made it through. the photos were coasting to victory and has not scored a

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and guest host is tom lee managing partner at global advisers tom, i don't think you sick slated this through all of your people yet, you made a big call on the market exclusively to us on "squawk box." and the call it bullish or bearish? >> it's bullish. >> okay. >> call we're making the market internals in terms of stocks have reached a level that have normally signaled real panic and it marked the bottom so, we believe the selloff is behind us. >> do you think that this, in terms of technical damage and percentage moves is commensurate from where we've seen bottoms in the past or do we not need as much because the numbers are bigger, but the percentages aren't >> well, it's -- one way to measure that is how often have the percentage stocks fallen to 11%, which is what happened on friday and the percent below it >> so -- i'm sorry to interrupt, it's the breadth of the decline, not the depth of the decline >> yeah. >> and it's been a long one that we maybe didn't notice right at the beginning. it's stealth >> yeah, it means 90% of stocks have broken down which means they've broken do

six—year—old tom has complex medical needs. during one of his trips to hospital, his mum and dad started using makaton sign language to help communicate with their son. for many people, it's their bread—and—butter and their language. that is what they use to understand and be understood. and actually it enables them to access communities and enables them to access life and have that ability to have that independence, to be understood, as you and i would. the young boy‘s joyful response has been shared thousands of times online. it even caught the attention of the storyteller himself, who said tom‘s response was beautiful. rob delaney‘s own links to the language came about after he learned makaton to communicate with his own son, henry, who had a tracheotomy while seriously ill with a brain tumour, and who died earlier this year. i‘m so glad that it was him that they chose to do it, i think because he has a personal connection to makaton, with his son, henry, that made it even more specialfor us, knowing what he had

he played a young tom. daschle. the revolutionary this deal on number five. our next german star has had a phenomenal career with roles in some of the biggest blockbusters of the last few years her success story even reads like a hollywood movie the magical moment came when a marvel producer took a chance on florence and gave her a major role in black panther. take it to the people put it stupid puts in a money yes to that. if you were allowed to be on the road if it used to be that somebody. then i suspect. that. it was model films that made florence december ninth films like the first avenger simple rule and now the kid black. since two thousand and one the christian dancer has been a familiar face in germany working on musical stages and in film and television with black panther the soon but has finally now made it in hollywood are you going to shrink what i find nice is to see a movie with so many actors of dark skin color who play positive characters and some of them are heroes and we're seeing more of that i notice myself with costumes which i get from

k bullet str tom. his father, roger, who owns the restaurant is donating not just ea percentage but all of profits from this weekend to anti-gun violenceefforts. it's the beginning of the change he wants to bring about in his son's name. >> f ourends and those who we've met through this tragic experience have expressed a willingness to do anything to step up, share their connections, give us their resources andti their . >> this weekend, a section of all will be fille with the names and faces of all of the district's 2018 homicide victims. a $10 friday night cover charge will go to local efforts by anti-gun violence groups. we're trying to buy gifts forki affected by gun violence so they have a nice christmas. this will all help tremendously. >> reporter: tom march moth's murder remains unsolved and that's a source of much additional pain for his parents. >>> a new climate change report is warningf dire consequences for our country. the white house report procts the u.s. economy shrinking by hundreds o

tom hanson, cbs news. >>> newly released surveillance video showing a beating at a napa bar. a woman was battered and bruised at stones sports bar and lounge on november 7th. the man shoves this woman out the bar door and onto the ground. two men go on and beat the victim knocking her unconscious. our juliette goodrich describes how some people tried to help. >> reporter: in the video, you also see two people holding these two sticks. the owner says those are actually friends of the victim. they grabbed these, ran outside to try to help her. >> and according to the bar owner, the two men were only there for about 10 minutes before getting into a heated argument. we were able to reach out to the victim to get her side fle like he threw me and landed on top of me. i -- i went blank. i have a daughter. i have a life. this isn't going to stop me. this can't stop me. the suspect rojas has already turned himself in. an active arrest warrant is blic's help in locating him but they warn, don't approach him yourself. just call police. he is armed and dangerous. >>> a new independent a