there in the middle is a vector space rocket. ceo and co-founder of vector space systems. long career in rockets includes stint in first vice president of the business development at space x. let me ask you the question, if you want the get into space, you should have stayed at space x, right. >> the dna in this business is pretty thin. not a lot of people in the rocket business. a lot of us have gone back and forth between various companies. >> why start your own as opposed to staying with what we now know to be the microsoft of rockets. >> so let's go back to that era. elon called me out of the blue in 2001 and had nothing to do with rockets. wanted to send a mission to mars to show for multiplanetary species. i i was a soviet rocket. trying to prevent scientific brain drain from leaving the country. i was a bit of an expert on that. he knew he could buy russian rockets for cheap. that was his budget. >> you were his russian rocket guy. >> yes. >> so he got ahold of me. i grabbed another co-founder, john gar havevi we put together mission for him. grow a plant on the sur

vector yellow by orange. vector yellow by orange confirmed. you will set down at grid point q7stp 1125 hours, summit-five set for 1140 hours. you will be met at q7 and escorted to summit-five. stananrd code and clearance confirm. mr. solo, mr. kuryakin, my congratulations to you both. your mission is now completed. you will board carrier flight 3 and fly back immediately to u.n.c.l.e. new york. yes, sir. all communication lines with u.n.c.l.e. new york are now being shut down. black out to continue for duration of summititive. now closing channel. well, susuit-five is clear, ms. rogers. i've ordered a stand by on your r ight, sir. it's ready to leave immediately. thank you, ms. rogers. well, everything's settttd. not quite. there's still the question of what to do with ms. denigan. she's to be transferred to u.n.c.l.e. new york immemeately. no! i would rather have her stay here. i wish to question her further after the summit-five meeting. i'm sorry, mr. beldon. gentlemen, you seem to forget that i am u.n.c.l.e. northeast. what difference does

>> we have what we call vector control.hink not just trying to of a vaccine for humans, but we are trying to control mosquitoes. carry many different things. withannot just protected bed nets. vector control can be challenging with this particular mosquito. there are two different novel ways of digging about controlling these mosquitoes. one is further in time, and that is a genetic modification, that is that the research stage. there is a nongenetic modifying approach, something called will theius, it is like microbiotm. the bacteria that is naturally found in half of the insects on earth and not in this mosquito. we've been investing since 2005 in an australian inventor who has invented a new way to infect this mosquito, which prevents the mosquito from transmitting zika. it was originally done for dengue fever. that is now being used in brazil and colombia through a recently announced grant to try to release these mosquitoes that cannot transmit the virus. a great example of global health research and development, some t

direct there are two approaches of what we call vector control that is means we try not just to think about of back cedar fair before they humans but consult -- control of mosquitos so this is a bad mosquito and like malaria you cannot just protected with bed nets it bites all day long so vector control can be challenging with this mosquito. there are two different ways to think about controlling these mosquitos. modification is to let the research stage. in something like you should think of the of mosquitos microbiology. the bacteria that is naturally found in half of the insects on earth and not in this mosquito. so since 2005 and in inventing a new way to prevent this mosquito from transmitting zika virus. it was clear over history but now that is used in brazil and colombia three recently announced grant to try to release the miskitos. but global health research and development that seemed very risky that is done with the communities. in terms of innovation and under risk very important to realize when you think about behavior change intervention of communities drive it we don't

.>>> and vectors -- investors are watching the stock market to see if the postelection games will continue. the dow joan will start -- the dow jones will start 200 >>> under a donald trump presidency the future of obama care is in question appeared during his campaign he said one of the first things he would do as president is repeal the affordable care act. the obama care supporters fear that could happen now they control both the white house and the congress. >>> new this morning, an arrest in the murder of her braiding to teenager -- bradenton teenager. a 21-year-old now faces charges in connection with the shooting death of 8-year-old mariah hood. >>> right now the search for a serial robber. a robbery happened 2 weeks ago investigators are now looking had exxon and marathon gas station before robbing the xyz gas station. they are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. >>> clearwater police also looking for robert. you can see here a man ran into a 7-eleven and jumped the counter. they believe the man is connected with 2 of the robberies at a walmart. investig

lifetime making and thinking about these kinds of big decisions. >> do you wonder also about the vector of foreign policy in america? in some ways, there were things that vice president -- or president-elect donald trump seemed very clear about, he clearly wants to have a closer coordination with russia and syria, to essentially support assad and go after isis. that's one item on which he seems clear. everything else seems a black box but i wonder, from your perch, do you feel like you have a better sense or your republican colleagues on your committee? >> i have no idea what trump's foreign policy is going to be. i think you've described it in previous shows as a black box. at some point it will be revealed. you're right. the one thing we think we know is that he wants to cozy up to russia. at the same time, mitt romney, who apparently is being considered for secretary of state, said that russia is the number one enemy of the united states. he seemed to, during the campaign, to try to distance himself from the iraq war and today he was celebrating a meeting with david petraeus who is t

. >> reporter: vectors walked down harrison place in marlboro with bags of evidence in hand thursday 8. -- thursday night 8 hours after first responders were called to the home. >>the only thing i seen was three ambulances, four cruisers. >> reporter: emergency crews arrived to find an infant dead as well as two adults unconscious, a 19-year-old and a 23-year-old man. both were rushed to the hospital while the home was sealed off by police tape a sight startling neighbors, including one who says she went to high school with the 19-year-old woman. >>i'm kind of freaked out, usually nothing happens ever, everybody goes home, goes to work, same routine every day. >> reporter: still no word on what caused the baby's death but the d.a.'s office was investigating. reporting marlboro, nick giovanni, wbz this morning. >>the couple who accused their nanny of killing their baby has been awarded $4 million. mccarthy was deported to ireland. the family's lawyer knows she doesn't have the money, but they want to make sure she doesn't profit from any future movie or book deals. >>> a man charged w

"vectores para proceder a la pista". ahÍ separÓ la cosa.e para toda la gente a bordo del aviÓn. y para la gente que estaba escuchando. presentador: en general, en las cajas negras quedan los Últimos momentos de las personas que perecen en estos accidentes. asÍ ha pasado la gran mayoria de los Últimos 30 de dos accidentes aÉreos. ahÍ se puede sacar una investigaciÓn. se va a saber quÉ paso en ese fatÍdico vuelo que se llevÓ la vida de estos deportistas que estaban comenzando su carrera. deportistas muy jÓvenes. esta historia nos tocÓ muy de cerca nosotros. conocÍamos muy bien a estos jugadores. presentadora: por supuesto. se espera que alrededor de las diecisiete horas local de colombia se recuperen todos los cuerpos. faltan once cuerpos por recuperar. es una zona boscosa. han tenido que llegar de todas partes la gente para poder dar ayuda. gustarÍa si la cÁmara puede enfocar en mi telÉfono, aquÍ tenemos la fotografÍa de la aeronÁutica civil que puso la fotografÍa desde las dos cajas negras estaban en perfecto estado. con la grabaciÓn de est

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para proceder a la pista. >> ahora no lo tengo en contacto radar empezÓ ayuda, vectores para proceder muerto en el 2011. >> se cree que fue un tornado lo que le quitÓ la vida a tres personas en el norte de alabama, estaban en una casa rodante una serie de tormentas impactÓ el estado. dejÓ una decena de edificaciones destruidas. >> muertes y desoladores bosques por los incendios que asiaoci a azotÓ tennessee, tratan de contener las llamas que amenazan con extenderse a un parque nacional. >> ahora las impresionantes imÁgenes que muestran a 2 hermanos intentando huir de las llamas del incendio que consumen una amplÍa zona en tennessee, los hombres no evacuaron a tiempo y cuando decidieron que partir, se vieron rodeados por las llamas, por fortuna pudieron contarlo todo con estas impresionantes imÁgenes. >> ahora vÁmonos con una valiente abuelita que estaba en una tienda de una gasolinera y tratÓ de impedir un asalto, ella se disponÍa a pagar cuando el ladrÓn se metio con el cajero y tomÓ los letreros de la caja y lo golpeÓ aÚn asÍ se llevÓ 150 dÓlares el sospechoso fallecio mientras huid

the initial vector. the third offset doesn't have a destination. this is as the vice chairman always says, this is a journey. our initial vector is to exploit all of the advances and artificial intelligence, and insert them into our battle networks to achieve a step increase in performance that we believe will strengthen conventional deterrence. it is not about technology, however. it is about operational and organizational constructs based on doctrine. based on training. based on exercises that allows the joint force to operate with these type of technologies to achieve an advantage. it is also an institutional strategy, secretary carter will talk about that a lot in his presentation about how we're organizing the entire department of defense to compete in this new dynamic environment. so i think that is where i'll stop. because i want to get to your questions. but again, the third offset is not a unified field theory. it is folk isscused on one thin. strengthening to make sure wars don't happen. >> thank you, i wanted to get your perspective from

attack vector 177. it may not be necessary. follow my orders. yes, admiral. another ship's approaching, bearing 016 mama 12. an andorian battle cruiser. t'pol. it's power signature is not andorian. target them. captain, i'm picking up an energy reading from sick bay. it's the telepresence unit. archer to sick bay. what's going o o jhamel is going to make another attempt. isishe up to it? cortical fluctuation. it could trigger a seizure. jhamel... i can do it. disconnect her. now! no! she can do this. they've lost warp power. continue targeting their engines. someone's tapping into the telemetric array. gareb: jhamel... jhamel: it's me. what you're doing. it's not possible. how? where are you? both drones are coming to a stop. we're defenseless. they've stopped firing. i thought you were dead. they said i was the last survivivi aenar. they lied to you. i've killed so many people. jhamel: it wasn't you. jhamel: you can stop it. you know what you have to do. the first drone is targeting the second. take all weapons off-line. i've lost access. nd. photonic torped

using social generic to target us and develop human vectors to get into your system. they are using social media to target employees. i would be remiss if i did not mention the insider threat. not just limited to hackers on the outside but insider threat is a significant problem, disgruntled employees, employees who are targeted and employees willing to sell to the highest bidder. what are they after? pretty much anything and everything from information first active. access, economic, political or ideological. today, where not so much concerned about the loss of data. after the sony case, an issue of corruption of data or lack of access to our own information. why does it matter to everybody here in the room? more than attack on your infrastructure, these are caps on employees and customers. attacks on your reputation. and attacks on our autonomy and security. tol quickly, i would like talk about the impact of the automotive industry from the fbi perspective most of the folks a bunch of heard panels talking about that this morning. from our perspective, the vulnerabil

vectors say the girl was crushed be to death in a vehicle her father the hospital. >>> a driver accused of hitting a little boy in laurel. the four-year-old darted into the street. she checked on the child and then took off. police arrested her not far away. the boy is expected to recover. >>> 4:34 right now. thousands of gifts meant for military families go up in flames. the cape cod military support of the donations for the operation santa party. >>it's overwhelming, but we'll get it done one way or another these kids will have a party. and there'll be 800 kids across the street in that gym on december 11th with horseback rides and ponies and they'll have their christmas. >>they're putting donation boxes in its ch a fund for cash donations. >>> iraqi troops have entered mosul. troops are advancing from three sides and are prepared for the heaviest fighting yet. >>> not a -- now to campaign 2016. both candidates now >> reporter: hillary clinton capped a whirlwind push through florida yesterday. >>we are not going backwards. >> reporter: while trying to keep the focus on donald trump. >

again, the vector is not good. from georgia and crimea, i see steady pressure still in the wrong direction. in georgia we hear almost weekly about a line moving. one of the very last trips i made is the supreme allied commander was to south ossetia and i visited a little town where an elderly couple that used to live on the edge of town that was very reliant on that town for medical care woke up one morning with a russian barbed wire fence separating them from their town and forcing them to go many kilometers to the north to get to the medical care they needed and this sort of line jostling in georgia seems to just slip under the radar here in the united states. there seems to be no concern about these sort of actions. in crimea we still see the weaponization, the preparation of the capabilities to in a minimum exert influence in the black sea at the maximum to sort of control at least the northern half of the black sea. and in thedombas i believe you saw the report that point out weapons, money and people continue

. >>> vectors are searching the south carolina property of an for clues into the murders he's confessed to. todd kolap was arrested thursday when investigators found a woman chained on his property. david begnite reports from south carolina. >> reporter: todd kolap was denied bond when he appeared before a judge. the family members of the people he >>anything you wish to say at this time? >>not it at this time. >> reporter: the 45-year-old realtor confessed to killing people in apparent burg county in 2003. one of them -- in spartanburg county. one of them was the shop's owner. his then-wife got the phone call saturday, a detective calling with news of her husband's alleged killer. she says he was husband's store. >>if she had not been found alive, we wouldn't be having an interview right now. >> reporter: he was arrested last thursday. investigators discovered brown chained up like a dog inside a storage container on his property. they later found her boyfriend's remains in a shallow grave nearby. on saturday he took investigators to where he says two other bodies are buried, one of wh

president has been suspended from the force, according to a disciplinary letter he was suspended for six vectors related to an altercation related with another officer in october. the suspension comes not because of the altercation but because he shouted vulgarities and in a statement to news 5 he said it wasn't off-duty family matter and he is appealing the decision. >>> we follow the outbreak of legionnaires disease in lake county and they are asking why they were not informed sooner. there are 13 confirmed cases one of them deadly and three of them potentially tied to businesses along a small stretch of road and that is where we find news 5 gerardi. he spoke to the residents that live nearby and they are not too happy? >>reporter: not too happy at all because along the small stretch of road in eastlake three separate businesses have been tied to three separate cases of legionnaires disease. all three businesses have been given a clean bill of health tonight, the health commissioner in the county says there is potential but the disease may have traveled. >> we live close we should know >>repor

we will show you what the actua sound with the police caring fo a possible indians vector literal. talk about the possibility of what might happen after the indians might win the world series, the city is buzzing, wondering if there would be an indians parade, there is a problem. miss out, maia belay islam is fourth street to explain. the kids want to have a parade, if it happens on school night they will miss out the fun. the city wants another victory parade, it happens during school time, some of the biggest fans, the have to miss out, we took to th streets toe get your idea of should schools canceled for the parade? >h deaf boy that would be so much fun. >> it is historyrymu that shoul ah part of it they should see i and explain to them why and th will be something to remember. >> this is not happened in thei lifetime, it's great for them t experience it >> we checked with half a dozen major school districts includin >> tell them to lighten up, the world series >> are not want the world serie and 68 years of a globally grea thing to let everyone persistently. does not happen ev

san mateo mosquito and vector control say about 3% of ticks they collected from the county last year had bacteria that could make you sick. to protect yourself a, use repellant that contains deet. >>> lyft making changes starting on new year's eve. the ride hailing service will get rid of its iconic mustache logo and replace it with beacons. they will be on the dashboard of lyft cars on new year's even in san francisco, los angeles, new york and las vegas. your beacon will light up in a specific color once they get near you. you can have your phone light up in the same color and you hold it up. >> i like it. that's kind of effective. >> i like the mustache. >> i wish you were doing the movember thing. >>> the dow has been up for six days in a row. amazon making major changes.  >> for that and the rest of the news before the bell we turn to landon dowdy live at cnbc world headquarters with the latest business news. good morning, landon. >> sam and laura, good morning to you both. the dow has been up for six days in a row and begins the trading day at a fresh record rye, 18,868. now

health is the varroa miteanan invive bloosuckckin pesthat both rectctly parasites younand adt bees and vectors bee diseases. where varroa mites are absent or well controlled, honeybees are thriving. >> but jim says he knows why his bees are dying. >> we had a multitude of neonics that were showing up in our bees. it doesn't take much to killl a bee. >> neonicotinoids are a relatively new class of insecticide and coming on the scene in the 1990s. it is the fastetest-growing group of inseccticides inin the uninited states. >> for the companies that make them, neonicotinoids, or neonics, are big business. they bring in over $2.6 billion a year in global sales. they are widely used as seed treatments, applied as soil drench, or sprayed onto foliage. in the u.s., they are used on sosome 200 millionon acres of cropland, on almost all c cn, canola, and half of all soybean crops, as well as many frfruits and vegetables. >> they are used in home and garden products, often at concentrations that are far higher than those you will find in the agricultural sector. >> millions of pounds of these insecticid

and i think there was some vectoring. >> yeah, we'll call it vectoring. >> vectoring. >> uplift or andraft. i'm not sure. >> you might want to try for a couple of hours. >> there was a sound effect that the directors played for you kristin. i don't know if we have it. >> i've got to say it was a little embarrassing that they had that stocked and ready to go. somehow they had that ready to go when i was making my plane. >> they are that good. all right. >> you my friend are not but we love you anyway. >> poor kristin. >> come on out. >> kids will love that. >> paper airplane is just one of the things you can do. >> is and you always believe you can do better. >> well i think we could actually. >> thanks kristin. looks like a lot of fun out there. >>> let's talk about daylight savings time because it ends tomorrow at 2:00 a.m. before you go to bed unless you happen to be up at 2:00 a.m. turn your clocks back an hour and then if you're feeling a little sleep deprived get excited because you will get that hour of sleep. the adjustment can throw off a person's internal body clock. studies

is this just a one-off level change in bonds, whatever, is there a vector to this change as well? i think we are going to have to wait and find all of this out. the tension between the things that are actually more difficult for a new president to achieve but could grow the economy, things that might be easier in the short run. francine: is volatility back thanks to donald trump? >> we will see more of this risk on risk off pattern. past, this was really driven by the pattern of central-bank behavior. i think now we are going to see policy. is your only like one week after brexit. francine: the violent reaction we saw on brexit didn't happen here. i'm not sure why. when you look at the impact that this election could have on the world, it's huge. brexit is contained. this is a huge economy. michael: it may be because of brexit we are not seeing this. the economic data started coming in better than expected. i know from talking to people on wall street, maybe this will be that bad. trying to talk in the previous hour. i asked if there were parallels between donald trump. he said no

i'll have to try a different vector. starboard! thruster four's down. we're leaking plasma coolant. almost there. sir, we can't safely land in this wind with a thruster out. archer to tucker. captain, aren't you forgetting something? we're going to have to wait till the wind dies down. try to manage till then. we'll do our best, sir. if you run across see what you can find out about them. you okay? never better. trip: you heard the captain. he wants to know about your friends. what are you going to tell him? ( louder ): what are you going to tell him? this is pointless. is it? we're stuck down here for god knows how long with a bunch of rock people who, for all we know are staring at us from these walls right now. who probably won't last the night. now if we're going to get through this i need to know what the hell's going on. you beginning to see my point? i share your concern for crewman novakovich but as i told you... you couldn't care less about him or any of the rest of us! that'd require some of those useless human emotions. your emotions are beginning to affect your judgment.

. >> reporter: the pilots desperately calling out for directions, "vectors." a minute later, the final plea for help. while investigators examine the grief and love for the cinderella soccer team from brazil, which was headed to its first finals tournament ever. three of the players survived. and so did two crew members. one told a south american sports network he tucked luggage between his legs, assumed the fetal position and says that is the reason he survived. >> incredible. and david kerley, who covers aviation, let's go back to the fuel question for just a moment. all passenger jets are supposed to fly with plenty in reserve, as you've r >> reporter: it's unknown, how did these pilots not plan to have 45 minutes of extra fuel. putting them in that holding pattern could have caused a problem, but this will be a focus of the investigation, david. >> david kerley with us again tonight. >>> next this evening, to an explosive case that made national headlines. tonight, the d.a. in charlotte has now revealed there will be no charges in the police shooting of ke

a work in progress but this is good practice.rk a golf driving range in longview has set up giant vectors ofof targetsa for the golfers said h wanted to have fun with the election, he's thinking of adding more targetsf of the running mates, with tim kaine and mike pence, you did not say which presidential candidate is the most targeted.di looking back on the good old days, this former blissful stat of usher shares hisl world seri were glad that you are here. this day is just spectacular, high-level clouds some high level iirrus clouds, had to keep reminding myself that this is november. the clouds are broken up a little bit. this is geauga county. these clouds are allowing some sunshine. don't think it will be any problem to get up to 70 degrees today. the couple-a sprinks, this morning. the morning crew was getting some light rainfall otherwise temperature plot shows the high peaking about 5:00 p.m. yesterday and not much of a drunk with her tuesday height o 80 degrees.of the average high this time of year is 57. today, 77. i think that we will break that record today. the forecast high

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. >> two approaches to what we call in global health, vector control. so vector control just means we're trying to not just think about a therapy or vaccine for the human, but trying to control the mosquito. so a mosquito that transmits dengue fever, a bad mosquito, and unlike the other mosquitos, malaria mississipposquito, vectl can be really challenging with this particular mosquito. importantly, there is two different novel ways of thinking about controlling these mosquitos. one is further out in time. that's a genetic modification or a gene drive method. that's still at the research stage. there is a nongenetic modifying approach, something called bobacia, the mosquito's micro bium. it is a bacteria naturally found in about half the insects on hear earth in the dengue mosquito or zika mosquito. we've been investing since 2005 in a -- scott o'neal, an ought stral y -- australian inventor, preventing the mosquito from transmitting mosquito, originally done for dengue, which is scarier than zika, and that's being used in brazil and in columbia, through

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we believe the best way to go about this on the initial vector, the initial vector, the third offsetdoesn't have a destination. this is as the vice chairman always says, it's a journey. and our initial vector is to exploit all of the advances and artificial intelligence in autonomy, and assert them into our battle networks to achieve a step increase in performance that we believe will strengthen conventional deterrence. it's not about technology, however. it's about operational and organizational constructs based on doctrine, based on training, based on exercises that allows the joint force to operate with these type of technologies to achieve an advantage. it's also an institutional strategy. secretary carter's going to talk about that a lot in his presentation, about how we're organizing the entire department of defense to compete in this new dynamic environment. so i think that's where i'll stop, because i want to get to your questions. but again, the third offset is not a unified field theory. it is focused on one thing, and one thing only. strengthening conventional deterrence t

the party here is predicting a strong donald trump vector in ohio, according to the chairman of the rpc c. there is a watch party, that will get underway att 730. it has a party , to give thanks to those who have supported the party and donald trump, and the endorsed candidates this year. they say that their will be tv, food, and drinks. they are predicting a strong wind. i think the answer with the celebratory at least from the it will go the nose into the night. spoke to the chairman. he has encouraged by all of the outreach efforts expecting a good turnout in cuyahoga county because of that. in a house where they will be celebrating tonight hopefully. >> ira donald trump with a slim lead overna hillary clinton, bu want to the voters say? >> kevin freeman from columbus where democrats hope to see you hillary clinton when ohio and possibly the white house, what is the sense of their?? >> we are at the hyatt regency, there is an optimistic mood. this is where the democrats hop to be celebrating the election of the next president who they believe will be hillary clinton. turnout is the k

after trump's big vector sorry. what the president-elect tweeted out in response to that. >> anchor: president obama for the final time as er in chief pays respect to the unknown at arlington national cement in honor of veteran's day. >> anchor: i want to bring you back to breaking news we're following out of lynn i'm huge brush fire going through the ridge street area. you can see flames just through the trees and the total landscape in this area right now. this is on ridge street and we're told by meteorologist bri eggers is winds are anywhere between 20 and 25 miles per hour and gusting town 35 miles per hour. you know it's wind iout there. we had very dry conditions. much more on when we come back on 7 news. >> reporter: monday, he is fast on the field at gillette but can james white keep one me in a cranberry bog? you are slowing down. >>> i think i see a snake. >> reporter: would you see see who can collect the most fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the

most in vectors lack any sort of foresight or any sort of skill.etty clear we can't figure out macro events in a way that can be expressed intelligently in a trade. so far they appear to be losing trades. mark: always a pleasure. thank goodness it is friday. more than $1 trillion has been wiped from bonds, stocks, copper having its best week in decades. it is the big battle next. julie: to judge the global battle of the charts, where we take a look at the most telling charts of the day. these charts by running the function featured at the bottom of your screen. what if we got today? >> break even inflation rates, which is the markets rate of what i findhing -- remarkable is this white line, pulled from the work function. the probability of the fed having to return earlier this year -- and then in february when we had a lot of market --moil that jumped really that jumped up to 1-3. that was a scary thing for the fed to see. the fed hassee dropped all the way to 15%. left in markets that the market is going to have to be forced to cut back to zero. g

imperative 32, codicil 626: "all gaharay vehicles "that deviate from prescribed flight vectors will be impounded, their crews detained and relocated." prax, it's clear the captain didn't intend to break protocol. i expect we can overlook these infractions. sir? yes, sir. captain, i'm a reasonable man and you've been cooperative, but consider this a reminder. you have a long trip through devore space and good friends can be an asset. the devore vessels are out of range. bridge to transporter team: you're clear. cargo bay one to ensign kim: pattern enhancers are in place. initiating rematerialization sequence. harry, i'm routing maximum power to the transporters. kim: got it. n angstroms. energizing. ( erratic transporter beam ) ensign kim, the confinement beam is unstable. we're trying to correct it now. what's the problem? we're unable to consolidate their patterns. they've been in suspension too long. harry, increase power to the imaging scanners. aye, captain. ( transporter beam stabilizing ) nice work, harry. all our guests are present and accounted for. captain... they're gone... f

the professor knows all there is to know about force vectors, thermodynamic venting. i was blowing myself up when you were in dpers! we're not going to let you do it. i don't think this man is exactly from this here planet. too risky to try a sniper, sarge? not with that detonator in his hand. sarge, if this guy's doing it for the money, maybe we could pay him more to call it off. yeah? who's going to make the delivery? hell, i will. this guy is harmless. come on. come on. fork some money over. i don't think this is the firmest investment i ever made. one minute, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] one minute, ladies and gentlemen! one minute! one minute! [ crowd shouting ] officer coming through. hey, flaherty... you be careful out there. the guy's a real wacko. this guy is an entrepreneur. duck. yo, professor... professor, we got some money here for you if you'll just put this thing off till tomorrow. yo, professor? how much? oh, i don't know. we got about $100. drop it in. you got to cut this out now. are you doubting my word? i'll come out. drop it in. i

vectors collected bags of evidence from a home from an infant was found dead and a 19-year-old woman and a 23-year-old man were found unresponsive. >>it's quiet here. >> reporter: police aren't saying much but they responded to a call just before noon residents grew uneasy. >>i don't like to hear this stuff. >> reporter: because this scene is unusual here, they say, as they try to make sense of an investigation involving the death of an infant. >>i'm freaked out, usually this street nothing ever happens ever. >> reporter: the man and that woman are still in the hospital, we're told. as well we know state police and the district attorney's office are investigating. we're live in marlboro, this morning. >>> a man charged with posing as an fbi agent and trying to get inside an arlington home and you won't believe what police say he was carrying. brianna pitts is here with details. >> reporter: police say the man was armedded with a loaded gun, a knife, a stun gun, rope, duct tape and zip ties. his attorney says the items were for camping. he works at lincoln labs and so does the woman w

prep does is instill the best in class practises, so if there's a way that this school can become a vector for great operators moving in and most importantly that these kids are better off for having them here then we'll always pursue that possibility. " the school's board of directors is meeting tomorrow night to discuss the merger... an flood the place. parents are told representatives from democracy prep will also be there... and that they'll be observing the kids for the next couple of weeks. the monorail on the las vegas strip is looking to expand... monorail officials are scheduled to go before the county commission tomorrow... where they will ask for a two year extention to collect funding. .. they plan to extend the nearly 4-mile track another mile down the strip to mandalay bay.... which would connect 35 thousand more hotel rooms... two arenas, major conventions centers... and dining venues. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty skies stay mostly clear for your tuesday night with overnight temperatures dropping into the 50s. it will be a chilly start wednesday

. >> reporter: fox25 spoke with a private vector by phone who said -- investigator by phone who said this can be a we will hear from that private investigators later on in our reports in morning. meantime, the da has received more than 1,000 tips on this case and they still need your help. if you know anything about this dark-colored suv and the case as a whole, you can call the dedicated vanessa marcotte hotline and we have that information on our web site at fox25boston.com. live in princeton, fox25 news. >> the tipline number if you wa detectives have received as michael said more than 1,000 tips since marcotte's murder but her killer does remain at large. >>> the news surrounding president-elect donald trump's transition team and cabinet continue to pose new questions every day and this morning about his son-in-law jarrod kirschner and new name is emerging as a possible secretary of state. fox25's daniel miller joins us now with stories out of trump you very been watched by journalists day and night trying to get a clue of who will be in the president-elect's candidate. nikki hal

and you look at these sophisticated attack vectors, these sophisticated exploits, capitalizing off of odaze. these guys are used to going into ics data systems that are highly guarded. you know, you look at energetic bear, and yeah, i mean, energetic bear and key ranger, a perfect example of poisoning the update. and, you know, this is something that -- these are highly sophisticated people. and that they are able to do is go into highly protected areas. this isn't a state website with no layers of cyber security, no uba, no encryption of data in transit and stationary. the election system is completely fair game. think about that. fair game. and -- one thing. and the people that should be protecting this, the people that should be the gate keepers protecting the election process, the manufacturers with cyber security through the life cycle of the technology, and the secretaries of state and the state election officials, and they're doing nothing. they're not technically sophisticated enough to do anything. it's time to have a changed of the changing of the guard, i think. >> it's int

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when it came to bernie sanders, march 15, super tuesday 3, every single vector and loser that night fromrubio to kasich to clinton to cruz to trump, all of their features were played -- except for bernie sanders, who is speaking to thousands and thousands of people that night in arizona. this is just emblematic of the rest of the coverage. they never played a word that he said that night will sto. >> i think there's a lot to unpack there in terms of how the media functions in the media role in this election. let's begin with the fact that donald trump's public persona prior to this election was consecrated and constructed by one of the most powerful media organizations in the world, if not the most powerful in the world, which is nbc news. or nbc, which for many, many years, paraded donald trump on a tv program watched by millions of americans that portrayed him as the embodiment of the entrepreneurial spirit. he marched into boardrooms in charge and unflinchingly fired people who were not working up to the standard performance. he built new businesses. he was the embodiment of everythin

it would also set the vector unit at 30% of the household growth income is always that household is up to 1% and 10% of area median income. this proposal applies retroactively to rental units those under the affordable housing program. the rental price for each unit we calculated annually based on the households gross income if you vote yes you want to increase the income eligibility limit for on-site rental units for all new and existing affordable housing units to make them affordable for households earning up to 110% of the area median income. if you vote, no, you do not want to make this change. i'm here with leah-campaign manager for yes on u and opponents of the measure were also joined by peter: that oh director of the san francisco counsel community housing organizations and opponents of proposition. thank you both for being here. were there to start with opening remark some begin with you, leah >> be taken in the face of the worst housing shortage that san francisco has ever seen, the city has rightly focused on resources for low income to have affordable housing. as a result