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. >>> call it amazon's palm pilot.is launching a new palm scanning device that would connect a customer's palm to a credit card and allow them to pay for items with just a wave of the hand. there are plans to sell that technology to third parties like retailers and stadiums but for now amazon will launch the service in two of their go stores in seattle. i want to go there >> i have been there let me tell you, the first time i used, not the palm technology but the grab and go technology p i accidentally stole a you gugut it wasn't perfect. got the apple card, google going into checking accounts >> you got a free yogurt maybe that did work out perfect. that sounds like giving amazon some biometric information about me i don't mind the bar code. what's next, the room you get your irises scanned. they can call it an eye pod. >> yeah. >> i wouldn't put it past them we already handed over so much of our data though >> that's true they are one of the ones that are continuing to innovate we're down 200 on the dow. some of thos

bring him to the flagler county humane society humane society in palm coast, florida, as we did, andle mutt in the lot. >> there's something about old dogs that i just like. >> do you see yourself in these dogs? >> yes, sir. >> he's the most optimistic and genuinely caring kid who has absolutely no reason to be that way. >> reporter: robbie's adoptive mom, maria, says before he entered the foster system, robbie was a holy terror. so badly abused he was twice hospitalized with brain injuries. then two years ago maria and her husband charles adopted him. >> what did that day mean to you? >> everything. >> he has come a long way, except in this one respect. maria says he could not cry. despite the horrors of his past or maybe because of them the kid was a stone. >> reporter: until one of robbie's old dogs had to be put down. he wanted to hold her until the end and insisted his mom take pictures. perhaps because he knew what was about to happen. after robbie finally let go, he told his mom, "i know how it feels not to be loved or cared for, and i don't want any animal of mine to feel tha

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what he says about trump and putin and a russian fertilizer mogul's purchase of a gaudy pea palm beach mansion just ahead. o. >>> one of the really, really weird and disturbing things about donald trump, and admittedly, there are too many to count is his relationship, of course, with russian president vladimir putin. just recently the opposition leader in russia and harsh putin critic alexei navalny fell violently ill in russia. he had to be evacuated to a german hospital. there was some wrangling whether they'd let him go. only now coming out of a medically-induced coma and german government says he was poisoned by a soviet-era nerve agent. what does the president have to say about it? nothing for weeks. and even when he did finally talk about it, he basically, as usual, took the kremlin line, saying we haven't had any proof yet about who did the poisoning. but, of course, that is par for the course with trump. remember back in 2018, former russian spy sergei skripal was poisoned along with his daughter on british soil with that same soviet-era nerve agent. it was a major internationa

it connects your palm print to a stored credit card.ll you need to do is place your hands above a sensor to pay for items. previously you had to use a smartphone code. right now it is only available in s.e.a.l. but is expected to be in fran in the coming months. my worry with this, even though it is supposed to be contactless, your palm just stays above that plexiglass. i think a lot of people will not realize it and they'll put their palms on to the glass. and then you need someone constantly buying it because it back's touch point. >> maybe that could be a problem. we're lik touching things when you punch in your card. also, they have more and more of our biometric information all time. and that, i'm not too worried about it but a lot of people are. i think it is a significant issue. they're one step to putting chips in our heads. >> that's true. >> i can easily make an argument for being cashless. i was cashless when i was young and i can do it when i'm older. >> i'm going to get your finger prints at work. and wait until you see you

this beautiful palm tree destroyed. and it is blowing the embers -- oh, just got some embers raining down on us. so this is a fast moving sporadic fire. in rhyme or reason to where the embers are landing and starting the spot fires. and if you saw us earlier, you would know that we saw a lot of fire trucks, first responders working in other areas near here. right now it is quite and so it is a sign that there are few resources. there is no one here. again, some of these properties are spared, but that again could change. 17,000 people here in east santa rosa are under an evacuation order in this area, they started late last night. the most recent -- i do want to mention there are some evacuation centers. and we're told that the focus for firefighters is to make sure that the shady fire does not reach the anondale state and we're just south of highway 12 and we're told that multiple homes have burned in the skyhawk community. property has burned in oakmont, but so far homes have largely remained unscathed. liz kreutz, ab

palms then when they are here fully grown they take the water out and create a gooey paste. the paste can be formed into any shape by pouring it into molds and just wait for it to dry. companies have already approached the lab about working together on everything from rigid and soft foams to paint on coatings . almost every major shoe manufacturer has come to talk to us about the possibility of using our materials in their products we're also talking to other companies for example for things like food packaging or other types of materials that we don't want to live forever in the environment we really want to those to be able to decompose or be able to be recycled. can you send those could be a step in the right direction to keep borden very plastic out of the environment. and how about you if you're also doing your business tell us about visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit. we share your story. plus tick is also a host topic in gun them as the amount of land coincidental by small farmers there was the amount of based on wheat used also increases th

these 4 seasons or scenes from the ancient roman city of palm paint. this cello was inspired by the 19th century english artist william morris. to paint a violin can take up to a month and to paint a cello can takes after 3 months to paint that to relate to me to be spar it's by the story of the biography i really like to. paint a personal biography as well like. costume are for someone want a violin inspired by his life the violin belonging to israeli concert violinist markovitch in the street scenes from the life of the most famous violin maker of all time and tony almost. there is his workshop back in cremona in italy then there is cremona in the muck of italy. is the number of instruments that he built the homes and 100 is the labor. that he used to put in some of his instruments. or the years of which he used to operate as one. of them behind you can see his family tree i really love this. not all the violin sonata if they go in a straight some meant to be played even if the artwork has no effect on the sounds . how many times do you see an instru

lemonis: we're in palm beach, right? erik: that's right. lemonis: how do you deliver to palm beach?rik: fedex. -lemonis: like, five miles away? -erik: that's correct. everything goes fedex. lemonis: i don't think a fresh-cooked meal should come in a box. that sounds more like a care package my mom sent me in college. erik: i pass delivery cost on to the customer. i charge the customer $20. lemonis: so, customer gets two deliveries a week. erik: two menus per week. lemonis: so, on a monthly basis, they're spending $160 on delivery expense. erik: not necessarily. it could be a little more. new york, for example, it's anywhere from $61 to $82. -lemonis: per shipment. -erik: right. lemonis: in order for fuel foods to be successful, they should be focusing on the business in their local market. shipping food thousands of miles away is a terrible idea. what's a typical customer? men? erik: we have more women that are interested in the program. it's about 65/35 women to men. but the men are gonna stay longer than the women. lemonis: why? erik: women are a little more emotional than rationa

with the giant palm still under construction flying high in the seemingly endless supply of money and sand embarked on an even more extravagant project the world. the world is an island paradise where unprecedented opportunity can be found it is almost as resort official archipelago of $300.00 islands designed as a map of the world absorbed $14000000000.00 and $3.00 times as much sand as the palm. the. place magination. today the world is a mirage the work site has been abandoned since the onset of the finance. crisis in 2008. deserted island is now parked in the sun awaiting the uncertain day when millionaire buyers will again descend on to buy and restore its glory. to kill the corporation managing the palm in the world the crisis is more than financial overdevelopment is totally liquidated by his natural sand resources and you think you'll find. that there's a they've got older style and they need like all the gulf states dubai has sand everywhere so why doesn't the emirates simply help itself to the desert. desert sand is the wrong color end of sand for building a lot of fishel is

attempts to overthrow him the latest a failed military incursion 5 months ago he remains defiant my palm pre one then when i hear that you might pompei i was in a war mongering tour against various waiter but it's backfired on him and has failed in all his attempts to get the governments of the continent to organize themselves in a war against venezuela the great friend of the united states of america brazil colombia and several other governments in the region support the us stance on venezuela others condemn what they see as interference by washington and. the people that have to take care of my dear are the people of venezuela not the united states might promptly or doesn't have to take care of more during the venezuelan voters does. all the ideological battle rages the humanitarian crisis continues in northern brazil pompei i visited some of the hundreds of thousands of venezuela migrants who have crossed the border to escape economic and political turmoil when a swale or won't take them back while it tries to contain the coronavirus pandemic . of the dura has made it clear he doesn't

idiot that's palming a card, so put that back in the deck and then shuffle them up and you've got toeally lost in the deck and now he's really putting them there now, the trick starts, jimmy now, it's the card stab. go ahead do the - jimmy's not believing that you're looking down by your nose just do the trick, teller. oh, you didn'tve teller, hurry up we're dying here go, go, go okay what are you -- that's not the card, teller he picked a black card that's a red card. just do it and do it fast. hurry, teller don't -- oh, my - oh [ groaning ] is that your card, jimmy the 4 of spades? is that your card right there? >> yes, teller, are you okay what is go - >> there wasn't a knife there. it was just a -- jimmy's a a little bit nervous about ripping your fingers off so be careful there. show that it's a trick there >> there you go. see, i just was here to help i just helped. >> jimmy: i love you guys so much teller, please stay safe, oh my gosh i love you guys. come back whenever, and hopefully next time we're in person okay >> yeah, i hope so too >> jimmy: stay safe, penn & teller ever

man was charged with pointing a high-powered light at a police helicopter searching for a suspect in palm coast. tuesday another police chopper was hit with a laser as it flew above edgewater. the suspect in that case said he thought he was pointing it at a drone. >>> a 54-year-old man in massachusetts is dead this morning after apparently eating too much of a certain kind of candy. >> the man, a construction worker, had been eating more than a bag of licorice every day for weeks. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning, a new warning about a popular candy after one man's affinity for black licorice may have cost him his life. >> remember, don't eat large amounts of black licorice at one time. >> reporter: according to doctors in massachusetts, a construction worker who ate bags of licorice every day collapsed at a restaurant and died. the cause, an imbalance in nutrient levels. >> licorice when consumed in large quantities can lead to a low potassium level, which can lead to heart rhythm problems and lead to cardiac arrest, as in this case. >> reporter: weeks before his deat

. >> nate, before i let you go, is that a palm beach ballot box behind you? >> it is. this is, you know, i wouldn't say it's for good luck, but, you know, this is the palm beach butterfly ballot machine. >> i will confess, i have one in my garage, but that's where my wife has made me move it. it's in my garage right now. i'm very impressed that you have it as your backdrop there, and i'm jealous. nate persily, welcome to the nbc news legal team here, and we look forward to your perspective and expertise going forward. >> thanks so much. >>> as we continue to dive into all the important issues surrounding the 2020 election, we're excited to bring you something new. somewhere new. watch the new episode of "meet the press reports." our new weekly series that goes in depth on stories beyond the headlines. this week, we look at the presidential debates. obviously, we know why they matter. but also, what it takes to win one. a lot of folks behind the scenes over the years. you'll see them on this episode. catch our first episode of "meet the press reports" at 8:00 p.m. and 1

the test she's not allowed to use commercial soap shampoo or deodorant just natural soap made from palm and coconut oil. and. it's only. been 3 days part 2 hours already becoming uncomfortable. but. today i felt like giving in then having a shower my skin is starting to feel a bit sticky. kevin says lauer looks and smells ok to him. he always does i think lara believes that she's starting to smell bad but i haven't noticed anything unusual about the way she smells. 'd the. hours even reluctant to go out in public. like it was i was at the bakery this morning and it felt awful. i have the feeling that people were staring at me and the sales assistant sort of looked down on me. a week has gone by sold our a can take her 1st shower by now she started to adjust to the experiment. finally been stopped asking kevin if i smell bad it all seems normal now. a lot of. the 2nd half of the experiment goes quickly. i'll go to the doctor's office tomorrow to see what shape my skin is and it'll be interesting to see what they find. him and also home. some tests will show how lowery skin responded to 3

the test she's not allowed to use commercial soap shampoo or deodorant just natural soap made from palm and coconut oil. and. it's only been 3 days prior to ours already becoming uncomfortable. today i felt like giving in and having a shower my skin is starting to feel a bit sticky in the sink. kevin says lauer looks and smells ok to him. if he does i think lara believes that she's starting to smell bad but i haven't noticed anything unusual about the way she smells. 'd the. hours even reluctant to go out in public. i was at the bakery this morning and it felt awful i knew. i had the feeling that people were staring at me and the sales assistant sort of looked down on me. a week has gone by sold our a can take her 1st shower by now she started to adjust to the experiment. finally been stopped asking kevin if i smell bad it all seems normal now. alive and the 2nd half of the experiment goes quickly. i'll go to the doctor's office tomorrow to see what shape my skin is and it'll be interesting to see what they find. him and also home. some tests will show how old our skin responded to 3 we

they help clear the palm unary alveoli the little s.x. in the lungs of amniotic fluid so the newborn can breeze. the stress of labor is also believed to help the liver unlock its energy reserves which the new born can draw on when the umbilical cord is cut. then there are the microbes the baby encounters in the birth canal which help colonise the baby's gastro intestinal tract. just talked this 1st contact with bacteria allows a particular micro biome to develop in the newborns gosh so newborns have a card touristic got micro biome. babies born by says area and aren't exposed to the birth canal so they end up with a different micro biome. almost feel it. in one study researchers analyzed stool samples of nearly 600 newborns they found that babies born by c. section tended to lack certain strains of healthy gut bacteria including back to roy g.'s. the guts of c section babies were dominated by opportunistic bacteria such as entering a caucus and throwback to and klebsiella which circulate in hospitals but the study didn't look at whether t

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to a new special edition of checking we show you how tourism in germany is doing during the corona palm demick what is possible and what's not time for a moment. he calls early hughes in the capital and she's visiting the city of heidelberg which is very popular with international tourists. you go once and i can book for part of the baltic sea like many holidaymakers there's corona some of 2020. 2 or stocks in the capital. riverboats on the schley. people drawn al doors by the warm sunshine. cafes and parts of the city are full even occasionally too full according to some. the brandenburg gate berlin's most popular landmark is pretty crowded too. almost normal and still this year everything is different. the corona crisis has things the world and our life including tourism after lock down and travel restrictions brought berlin to a standstill earlier this year visitors are slowly starting to trickle back but what kind of a next. are they in for today we'll find out. after the city was essentially closed to visitors for a couple of weeks a sense of normality is slowly returning to a prel

i don't know if i could handle watching someone else try and do this, my palms are so sweaty. >> so incredibledidn't expect to see that geometry in your piece there. a squared plus b squared equals c? what's the hypotenuse on that one? >> i left my calculator upstairs, kenneth, thank you. >> i was going to say, this lady has nerves of steel, though, especially where she almost drowned. that is intense. >> impressive, impressive, impressive, will. thank you so much. >>> coming up, i'm going to introduce dierdre bolton to, "wait, what?" wait, what? about the colonial penn program. here to tell you if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65nd take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 t

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then that story for that's not a so great life for the palm of mt. but now if you'll excuse me i'm about to get culturally integrated with about this because the ice cream. might take some getting used to now when hip hop 1st came on the scene in new york it was a subculture a lot of people in the mainstream associated with poverty and crime oh how the times have changed southern bees in new york the 1st major hip hop memorabilia auction in the world fetching impressive prices including $600000.00 for this iconic plastic crown worn by rapper notorious b.i.g. at his last photo shoot days before his murder in 1997 high school love letters written by biggies rival to parts of core sold for $75000.00. one letter that wasn't and that option was to pox break up a letter he wrote to madonna that already got auctioned off last year after madonna tried to stop it well speaking of madonna the queen of pop has just revealed she'll be directing a movie about her own life co-writing the script with oscar winner diablo cody the film will chart for rise to global s

compact on migration asylum and i spent a lot of time to go shopping in talking with member states some palm meant and other stakeholders and i do think that we can percent holistic. proposal that can get acceptance from member states because it's really necessary both for the solidarity between member state that we have a. solid solidarity mechanism but also to dishonor directly with these individuals that are now as you just saw saw here living on the streets and of course that it's not sustainable that the context that you say it's not sustainable what is happening on lesbos and the and also the european policy on migration in general this new cut on migration that you're developing how is that going to help the people who are on lesbos right now out on the streets desperate. the acute situation we have to handle right now but that's why we are active together with the greek authorities together with members say sound very happy that we have many member states also showing stepping up saying they are not ready ready to help and the commission of course is ready to help greece as we have d

but the desire needed to power the palms is exposed and the exhaust that is a meter to sends out contributes to a greenhouse effect. now rhonda is increasing its reliance on solar power. the researchers and technology experts from around and stuck up developed a solar powered irrigation system that they had to project was financed by a u.s. aid organization and they run the government the new irrigation plants came at just the right time for 40 families from authorities in the district that god made agricultural more difficulty and the cost of renting the diesel pumps nearly consumed the needs of. what is reason as of today sciences we ended up spending much of what awnings on buying fuel while using the fuel pump into narrators iraq with those little left for our livelihood now we have gotten great of all those expenses we only need to deplete someone to water the plants. of the kurdish just. due to the more affordable irrigation promise cannot attend a larger areas of land and keep farming they yields a much higher as a result. at. a hole i was only have a sitting 50 kilograms of beans in

some are all time record he'd. 123 in palm springs. fresno, 112 degrees.te change made ron of the mill heat wave and turned it into a remarkable heat wave. as the front heads south it will cool down gimts infuse dry and windy weather into california. we're fighting a lot of fires. we're going to see gusts to 40 to 50 miles an hour and a possibility of out of control wildfires. look at this ridge of heat across the west. watch it break down quickly temperatures will drop in 18 hours in places like denver. even amarillo down to 39. look at laramie, wyoming, at one degree. unbelievable. about 150 record lows we'll see as this happens. snow on top of that. several inches possible in denver. in the mountains as much as a foot to a foot and a half of powder. >> jeff, thank you. today president trump used the word "sick" to cry the protests. the city erupted last night when molotov was h cocktails were thrown. more than 50 were arrested. lilia luciano is there. the police expected the crowd of hundreds matching to the precinct and they called it a riot. >> this r

connects your palm print to a stoshed cred ee eed stored cred. right now it is only available in seattle, but you can expect to see it in san francisco in the coming months. >> i like that. here is a look at this afternoon, we'll be above average. and tomorrow record highs are possible as temperatures get even warmer. look at the wealth of 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay. friday we'll see a little relief at the coast, but still the heat hanging on else where. look at that, saturday we finally get rid of the 100s and almost the 90s for sure gone by. >>> metallica just donated $250,000 to wildfire relief efforts. the band made the donation through its foundation all within my hands. the money will go to five organizations. $25,000 will go to funds that directly help people impacted by the czu complex.plex. gl >>> and dolly parton has a new christmas movie coming to netflix. the movie musical will premiere november 22. it is called dolly parton's christmas on the square. the movie features christine bahrain ski as a rich unpleasant woman who

he's now claiming residency in palm beach.a recent visit to the state, the president announced a ten-year expansion of the ban of oil drilling off the coast after they expressed concerns how drilling might affect tourism all in an effort to shore up votes. >> this protects your beautiful gulf and ocean. >> reporter: both are making a play for puerto rican voters. tens of thousands of people fled after hurricane maria. and will soon vote in his first presidential election. >> what did you make of president trump's response to the hurricane hitting puerto rico? >> well, not sufficient islight. inadequate. >> reporter: perhaps attitudes like that inspire the trump administration to suddenly announce $13 billion in aide to help rebuild puerto rico three years after the storm. for his part, biden is also promising to rebuild the island's infrastructure. he recently visited florida as well, to mark hispanic heritage month. >> reporter: they're flooding the air waves. with outside groups like super pacs throwing another $50 million o

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