[laughter] spec when donald trump is president bennett has been wonderful. >> allied got kicked out of america. >> it is a best seller. final words and? >>. >> that was the most important question. [laughter] >> i will answer your messages. but first which misdemeanor i am guilty of. next. you cannot do that in montana. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. kennedy: the state of michigan may repeal some laws that are on the books longer than needed because politicians almost never repealed the laws of other dishes all of stupid rules i am trying to break every single one of them i got a good start with michigan. >> who wants to hear about my walkathon? >> in michigan if you promote a walkathon you could be fined $1,000 and in prison one year. it is a box on. >> you need to be fined $1,000? >> i have never been to michigan. >>. >> you cannot do or you are finding thousand dolla

he can control it and move it. >> what are the different specs on the cameras? are they intended for different purposes? >> different uses. there's basically a daytime camera, a nighttime camera, an infrared camera that detects body heat and temperature. >> is the sensor ball the most expensive piece on the equipme equipment? >> it is. i don't know the exact numbers, but the cost of the ball is approximately half the cost of the aircraft. >> so this is the aircraft that's actually launching today? >> this is the aircraft that's launching. my crew are doing their preflight checks, and they work with the pilot. the make sure the plane is in working order before it takes off. >> it will take off at 6:00 a.m. where will it go? >> we're tasked to fly up to the fire area and check out the fire as its burning. >> how long will it stay up? >> we have a full fuel load, and it can stay up over 20 hours. >> so where are we headed now? >> this is where the pilots and operator since when they control the aircraft. >> this is the cockpit, essentially? >> you have the pilot on

give me the specs. smartit is the thinnest watch in the world and just 38 millimeters in diameter.feels like a real, classic watch and that's something our designers and engineers worked hard to make sure it had that feel. emily: can you explain the rose gold? what is it about rose gold? eric: we were looking at the trends and we started thinking about what would make a smart watch look like a classic watch on your wrist? we make rectangular watches -- that has been our go to for the last three years and we've seen a lot of people make rectangular watches but one of the best ways to camouflage the tech and get it on your wrist is to make it look like a classic watch. emily: who are you targeting? peoplee are targeting who were not interested pebble before. there are a ton of people who have put pebble on the wrist and there are over a million pebble users around. but for this, we are explicitly saying who else could be interested in pebble? emily: arguably, you are trying to get more women to buy pebble. scarlet: it just so happens that some women have smaller risk than men and thi

i don't know the specs about the one that they are claiming is classified. >> we then asked her abouts of the day, joe biden. voters chanting this weekend, run, joe, run. you were once on the same team inside the white house. you would often have breakfast with the vice president. >> right. >> quo make a good president. >> well, i like joe biden a lot. i think he is a great vice president. if he gets into this election, there will be lots of time to talk about what he wants to do. >> would he make a good president? >> i think he could be a good president. there's no doubt about that. >> she says he deserves to test the waters. >> i want to know in your most private of moments, is there ever an instance when you ask yourself, why am i doing this again? >> yes. of course. because it really is hard. and it's something that you know, just demands everything. physically, emotionally, spiritually, it is just 24/7. i cherish and love this country. it gave me you know opportunities far beyond anything my mother or my father could have had. >> is your mother's voice in your ear? and if so, giv

been able to rebuild the board's -- the boardwalk in new jersey because it would have to have new specs, the guy is huge. juliet: the name calling, we are a society of name-calling. very ugly. >> this is before your time, fact and skinny, and -- juliet: laurel and hardy. let's talk about yogi berra. >> obviously is roman catholic but i am sitting shivah. i learned my best for acted phrases, my scooter reasons, malaprops, the web botulinus the english-language, monday and wednesday and friday, from yogi berra. he was the 9 athletes. he really is a major-league baseball player. he hit bad balls. if you are a pitcher and throw a ball on the outside, i remember best about yog)est remember best about yogi berra, he played left field, two people don't realize, it wasn't just a catcher. the famous scene of the polish won for the pittsburgh pirates hits a home run over the already covered walls, pittsburgh boat pirate to win the world series, and yogi berra watched the ball go over the wall. ben: he didn't hold anything against the mets, the yankees and the mets. >> he was doing the double dutc

but, you know, i'm hopeful but right now i'm just focused on the security as spec of it. ♪ >> reporterbagpipers and pageantry, excitement on every corner. suddenly the city is lively and festive flooded with whole some family oriened crowd. more folks are jumping on the pope band wagon say red city leaders and it's not too late to experience the opportunity of a lifetime in our own backyard. >> he will be out in public with philadelphia for long periods of time. >> reporter: people here are so excited. of course, couple cool things here for free you don't have to go to the world meeting of families convention. there's a whole museum of the bible that's here at the convention center. it's free. everyone can come and check it out. that's pretty cool. another one the mayor saying almost to sweeten the pot if you needed tom there's still room at our hotels. anybody that checks into a hotel this weekend will get passes to go to the opening of the observes tower up there at one liberty when that opens in november to check that out. so that is also pretty cool in case you needed another incen

four years is a long time to go without a spec bumb.hat a lot of people do not see is every generation adds new sophisticated technology and that's why the pictures get better. 12 is such a meaningful number because it is 50% more pixels and they have been able to cram 50% more pixels into the same sensor size. they have advanced sensor technology to do that. emily: om, you love pinterest more than anybody. what do think about the new camera technology? how significant is it? when i tried out the live photos in the demo room, i got excited about it when i thought about my kids. but kind about a glorified gift. om: the thing about the camera, whatever apple does with the iphone is basically if you are a , company which makes products which are not high-end, you are kind of out of business. i think nintendo is really in trouble. -- nintendo wii is in trouble. i think all of the point-and-shoot cameras, that market is going to the smartphones. this is probably better than my onyx 100. i can't wait to try it. it is that good. the live, it i

either way, clinton's team says they always spec aid tight race. kendis and kayna, back to you. >> thank you so much. cnn saying it will allow vice president biden to participate in the first democratic presidential debate even if he decides that day to be a candidate. and this is because biden has already gotten at least 1% of the vote in three polls. that the debate is october 13th in las vegas. >>> there was quite a scare for travelers heading to ireland last night. an air ling gas jet had to return to jfk airport about 15 minutes after takeoff. the boeing 757 reported landing gear door problems and no flaps. the plane came in faster than normal and its brakes overheated causing a small fire in the landing gear. it was quickly extinguished. >> extreme sports star and tv personality killed in a sky diving accident in california. eric, ronner died after striking a tree. he was part of the group plating in the opening ceremony of a goal of event. witnesses say he slammed hard into a tree about 30 feet off the ground. once he was brought down, he wa

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. >> just pulled the specs out in time. >> waving it around. >> he is reading over the deflategate stuff, aren't you. >> time for weather. >> i can tell you a lot about it. >> i know you can. >> we have a big football game coming up. hot in foxborough and hot in new york. the east river is calm. water choppy locally tomorrow with the rip currents kicking up. 91. humidity knocked down a touch by the northeast wind. so, it feels like the actual temperatures. heat indices aren't too much lower. 93 was the high today. 13 above average. sunset 7:26. despite a shower through kingston. 91 yonkers. 96 norwalk. 83 andover. a shower to your west. and down the shore, no theft of showers. 84 belmar. 92 in west orange. so s hazy skies right now. an isolated storm during the overnight. best threat of a shower may be the first part of the day tomorrow. the front isn't totally through, limited sun then lower humidity about this time tomorrow. drier by the weekend. notice the showers. looks like they are trying to make inroads into the hudson valley and catskills. this is falling apart over ulster and or

they have higher specs, better cameras, better materials, and this interesting new 3-d touch navigation, which is very responsive to pressure. that's something that will get people really excited, and apple is trying to continue to innovate in its all-important smartphone category, as much possibly can to push the envelope. reporter: as you say, apple, they are experts at this pr bonanza. the fact we are talking about it, i suppose, is a case in point. still, is it enough to convince the doubters that we are seeing more and more of, or seem to see more and more of? are there any signs that apple's global dominance as we know it is waning, in other words? reporter: i don't think so. there will always be naysayers. silicon valley is divided into apple fan boys and naysayers. you're either in one camp or another. but the fact of the matter is, apple, even if we were not talking about apple's event today, consumers would still be hungry. they keep buying. the figures bear it out. $10.7 billion net profit. by contrast, samsung and lg saw net profit slip. apple is the most valuable company in

there are 5000 parts made to my custom spec. i was stunned. got chills that i had gotten robots in china to work for me. and they took paypal. emily: how did you go from journalist/drone enthusiast to drone company ceo? chris: after i started the community and it takes off. people started talking about doing things together. designing drones. the software, the hardware, etc. initially, i started putting parts into cardboard pizza boxes with my children. that was the manufacturing line. that did not work well. it was clear it had to be like a real company. making real stuff, was someone doing it full-time. i invited the smartest guy on the site and said, you want to start a company with me? and he said sure. initially, he was 19. in tijuana, mexico, he just graduated from high school. by the time we started the company, he was maybe 20 or 21. by 2012, he had been doing it for a couple of years. the company was doing like $5 million in revenues. i realized he had built a real company with his friends, many of them from tijuana. i was like, it is

. >> what are the different specs on the cameras? are they intended for different purposes? >> different uses. there's basically a daytime camera, a nighttime camera, an infrared camera that detects body heat and temperature. >> is the sensor ball the most expensive piece on the equipme equipment? >> it is. i don't know the exact numbers, but the cost of the ball is approximately half the cost of the aircraft. >> so this is the aircraft that's actually launching today? >> this is the aircraft that's launching. my crew are doing their preflight checks, and they work with the pilot. the make sure the plane is in working order before it takes off. >> it will take off at 6:00 a.m. where will it go? >> we're tasked to fly up to the fire area and check out the fire as its burning. >> how long will it stay up? >> we have a full fuel load, and it can stay up over 20 hours. >> so where are we headed now? >> this is where the pilots and operator since when they control the aircraft. >> this is the cockpit, essentially? >> you have the pilot on the left-hand side and the operator sits

with the advent of imaging spec trom tri, this has enabled us to collect data over enormous spatial scales that wouldn't have been possible in the past. >> the sequoias are surviving this so far. but the team points out that the combinings combings of the drought and rising temperatures is unprecedented. >> now that we're in the fourth year of this severe drought, they still seem to be holding up pretty well. if we had another year as severe as this one, i'd say all bets are off. >> reporter: this tree was a seedling during the roman empire, and an adolescent when mohammed was alive. the histories history of the united states is a tiny fraction of the past. the question is whether it and its kind can survive here in the future. jacob ward, al jazeera, sierra national park, california. >> beautiful. >>> researchers have found a new kind of dinosaur in alaska. the fossils were found in rock form 69 million years ago. the dinosaur ate plants and has been named ancient grazer. they were about 30 feet long. thank you for joining us. i'm richelle carey. the news continues li from doha. for your

we have also a few years ago published a spec for metadata and images to explain when they are panoramic and we find that some users already are apturing very high frame rates . this will r time develop. i think one of the pillars is world travel. i think with streetview we are -- we are ahead of the game. we can make it friendly. already we have some content and we are interested in getting more. emily: now, that was all shot with a sata-s and i want to take a closer look at that right now. this is a third generation by the way. this model has significant improvements. joining me now rico imaging america's president jim malcolm the company behind this camera. you've got all the products with you, the new cameras, the third generation of the camera. records full video all for $349. how does it work? >> let me give you the quick, easiest way to do it. basically we've ballot camera with two lenses. each looks in an opposite direction. with that we can see a full spherical world. everything above and below you. i have the camera on now. we can look around and see easily how we can pan aroun

delivered to the vatican, but the pope up sifted on visiting the store himself on thursday to pick up the specsank you for joining us i am randall pinkston the news continue next live from london for the latest headlines you can go to your zeb site aljazeera.com 24/7. >>> clasheclashes with riot pols hungary cracks down on refugees threatening jail for some border offenses. ♪ ♪ >>> i am lauren taylor this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up the new saudi king arrives in the u.s. >>> the united arab emirates blames the houthis for attacks that killed 22 of its troops in yemen. >>> underground lie barry it's one man's mission to bring more books to people in south africa. ♪

diana rocco is in east norriton right now where police are a revved the suss spec. diana. >>> ukee, this woman was once a close family friend but tonight investigators say they was using their tragedy for her own personal gain. >> it's the worst nightmare you can possibly imagine. to watch someone go through that. >> reporter: devon henson's hub jay has advanced pancreatic cancer. they have two daughters and for the last nine months he's been on an aggressive form of chemotherapy. >> it's devastating. i mean it's devastating. >> never did they think a one-time friend would take advantage of their living nightmare. police say three months ago tracy cats sorry set up a website to raise money for jay's treatment even posting it on facebook. page called help jay henson beat cancer. >> she asked me if it was okay and i said yes. >> the donations started rolling in. jay's parents family members and friends were giving thousands to an account in her name. >> she dropped off two checks. the first week she claimed that they had to be under a thousand dollars for tax reasons.

they're going to release the specs on the new tesla x. our business and tech reporter scott budman is at the conference and he'll have live reports at 6:00 and on nbc bay area news at 11:00. >> a swarm of honeybees took a police cruiser hostage today. check out the amount of bees surrounding this patrol car. thousands of them trapped an oklahoma sheriff's deputy inside his car on an oklahoma highway. a semi truck carrying the bees crashed on its side earlier in the afternoon, and all the honeybees were dumped along the interstate. motorists traveling down that interstate were driving into bees about a half mile away from that accident. experts say it could take hours before beekeepers are able to clear that area. >> oh, my gosh. >> a big job. >> i would want out. >> i would close all the vents, too. >> good thinking. >> i would be afraid. >> you know with the drought and the warmer temperatures, a lot of bees are trying to find anywhere to make a home, and i actually had that problem at my house where bees were going into an old mole hole

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. >> wine spec it tate ores says rose is making a nationwide come back. thirty years ago, rose's were made cheap, and sweet, and started to lose popularity. >> it was not considered a serious wine. it is not red, it is not white, you know, men don't want to drink rose. but really that's all disappeared as the quality of rose has gotten better. >> today's versions are crisp, drier, and americans are buying it. from 2012 to 2014, us sales jumped 80%, even brad pitt, angelina jolie are getting in on the act. couple started their own french rose in 2012. and the wine has now popular among men. some are giving it the nickname brorose. >> just easy wine to drink, you don't have to know a lot about it, and it goes with everything. >> rose sales are expected to go even higher. that has him looking at boosting production next year. jill wagner, cbs news, new york. >> not wine but tequila here, unique world record set in mexico sunday. hundreds of mexican farmers, known showed up, setting record for the most people dressed in the traditional clothing in a single ve

he was again short on specs and heavy on personality. more now from abc's dan harris. >> i wrote "the art of the deal." i say not in a braggadocious way. >> reporter: after an uncharacteristic attempt at modesty in his opening statement, it took just minutes for donald trump to start engaging in his trademark verbal trench warfare. >> first of all, rand paul shouldn't even be on the stage. he's number 11. he's got 1% in the polls. >> his visceral response to attack people on their appearance, short, tall, fat, ugly, my goodness, that happened in junior high. >> reporter: but the clash that will perhaps be best remembered came from carly fiorina, the only woman on the stage, a woman about whom donald trump recently told "rolling stone" magazine, look at that face, would anyone vote for that. >> we are the majority of the nation. >> reporter: in response to which she's been running these ads. this is the face of a 61-year-old woman. i am proud of every year and every wrinkle. >> mr. trump later said he was talking about your persona, not y

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. >> union city held 2 specs ceremony today for the victims of september 11.st started before dawn. navy officers gather at flight 93 memorial at sugar mill landing park. there were 2 moments of silence at 5:45 and 6:03:00 a.m. when the 2 planes struck the world tried center towers. flit 93 was hijacked as you know and crashed in pennsylvania when passengers courageously fought back and over powered the terrorists. >> title never forget if it truly hits home every single time i think bit. >> really never want to forget about it. >> public ceremony was held later. bell was rung name of each of the flight 93 victims was read allowed. flit 93 was bound for san francisco. names of the 40 bay area victim indescribed on union city 9/11 memorial. sfaichlt here's how today anniversary was marked at ground zero in new york. the names of the more than 3000 victims were read and bells totalled to make when the planes crashed. at the pentagon huge american flag unif you recalled at dawn this morning over the exact spot where one of the planes went down 14 years ago. 148 p

spec that's the amendment we talk about more than any other today. >> we have because of the dc decisionand in 2008 is that right quite as the decision is written by scalia it's like 32 pages long and claims to be the poster child for the original intent. the original intent was the second amendment to guarantee the person's right to bear arms. he gathered all of the recommended amendments. there were 132 of them. okay what do people recommend? a lot of states recommend texas will be voluntary. >> we are not going to talk about that. does anybody say we worry about the right to bear arms. four states say they are worried about a standing army. we are worried that the defense of the republic will be in the hands of the professional standing army and we want it to be in the arms of the militia under the control of the state. that's what the second amendment is all about. so the right to bear arms is a derivative right, not a natural right and the decision by scalia is preposterous. .. >> there are good people who think this way. >> before we get too political. >> the republicans are not in

charbroiled to crispy burnt per specs it's served on a crusty lunch bread. not so adventurous? officers a variety of smoked, cured and fresh meat. smells good in here. the stuff looks good. i've heard this cheese is amazing. >> it's good, yeah. >> could i have one? >> a berber favorite, fresh goat cheese wrapped in palm leaves. >> yeah, they're beautiful, aren't they? >> it's good. [ speaking foreign language ] >> a little cheese, a little flat bread, the perfect moroccan breakfast to go. we're headed in to the jabal foothills in the mountain range about 80 kilometers of tangier to a place called jajouka. the village is home to the people of the al sharif tribe, which loosely translated means the saintly people. jajouka is also home to one of morocco's better-known musicians, bashir attar. jazz and rock and roll musicians have traveled all over the world to jajouka to meet this the guy. he's a lineage of master musicians, all from this small mountain village. ♪ >> famously dubbed as a 4,000-year-old rock band, by william burroughs, bashir, his son and these musicians maintain o

i wasn't spec assisting -- expecting you. >> i did? >> i like trump 2016 forget love. that's a great campaign slogan. >> jedediah if you are from manhattan you are an elitist. >> i am from manhattan. i take offense though. i consider myself a woman of the people. >> you are not. >> wow, that's not cool at all. >> and jedediah, i am not sure i agree with you that jeb -- that he needs to be attacking trump. i don't think there is a lot of overlap. >> do you think he is unchallenged? trump is out there unchallenged. in order for someone to steal the microphone they have to tackle him. they can't have attack ads thrown at them. >> i don't know. i just wonder if jeb is the right guy to be doing it. >> he is definitely not. definitely not. >> kevin, you said you sincerely doubt trump could get the black vote. why? i don't understand. >> because i'm gonna vote for him and that will hurt all my people. they don't want me doing it and i'm doing it. i'm trying to be a sellout. >> tom i agree that both ads are effective. he makes it appear as though murderers are committing acts

you are watching c nshnn's spec live coverage of the first full day of pope francis' first visit to thed we are minutes away from the next big event on the pope's jam-packed schedule. a prayer service with american bishops at the cathedral of st. matthew the apostle. it is a few blocks north of the white house. this is the mother church of the archdiocese of washington named for the patron saint of civil servants. pope john paul ii, and now saint john paul ii celebrated mass here in 1979. president kennedy's funeral mass took place here in 1963. and if you tuned in this morning or if you happened to be among the 11,000 specially selected, vetted and ticketed guests, you saw what has to have been the biggest and the grandest welcome ever afforded to someone arriving in a fiat. the pontiff known for humility was given all of the pageantry the white house has to off, during which he and president obama addressed the crowd in english. english. a language that his holiness is not entirely comfortable speaking. some in washington may not have been entirely comfortable with some of what was sp

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the wind farm on the right was created using digital models and real world location-based specs that how to follow the wind. so while the ones on the left are waiting, the ones on the right are pulling power out of thin air. pretty impressive, huh? now, two things that are exactly the same have have never been more different. ge software. get connected. get insights. get optimized. sandra: welcome back to define a look at global market action before we hand it over to maria. asian markets finishing the first trading day of the month to the downside. weak manufacturing data raised fresh can turns over the health of the economy and hit asian markets. in europe, pressure as well sell enough across-the-board losses of more than 2% on each of the major averages there. here at home, dow futures sinking 353 points as the loss of more than 2% in early trading. nasdaq futures up even more. there you have a selloff of crude oil prices after he became yesterday looking at oil continuing to move to the downside of 2% in early trading in gold up 10 bucks at 1142 a troy ounce. a quick look at the

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