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by: 15 am, nick detected an object underwater using cutting edge sonar technology from garmin. i was then able to confirm that it was a vehicle. in roughly 14 feet of water and only 55 feet offshore. >> they addressed the discovery. >> how did we not find it when we were searching. the lake was extensively searched. we had divers, swimmers, i think that is part of what we will have to go back to do an debrief. >> harold says search-and-rescue are often not stocked up enough or equipped with the highest level of technology. especially when it comes to more difficult missions like diving. >> a lot of times, they are voluntary arms of the chair. search-and-rescue teams are comprised of volunteers. >> discovery is far from a celebratory event but says all involved in the search should be proud of bringing some sense of closure to a grieving family. >> i would not fault the sheriff but i will government does who the work because that is very difficult and dangerous work that they have chosen to do and volunteered their time to do. >> there are a lot of questions law enforcement was

underperforming and already pretty ugly broader market, netflix outperforming with shares up 2.5% and garmin ban hunters -- bargain hunters pile in and intuit showing big gains of 4.25%. this is a big market cap company of more than $120 billion. shares hovering an the top of s&p and nasdaq 100. it swung to a quarterly loss, adjusted earnings be beat and company hiked full year revenue forecast. nordstrom e envious and the department store chain slashed the full year outlook a quarter of raising it. nordstrom, whose shares are down nearly 20% are trading at the bottom of the s&p mostly because the company expressed real nervousness about the deteriorating consumer, pretty much what wal-mart warned a few weeks ago. if we can, look at this. we've got a contrary picture on big ticket spending. durable goods od orders for july came in flat. core orders and seen as a bell weather for business spending rose four tenths of a percent beating the three tenths of a percent estimate and demand sizzling for lots of durables or big items lasting more than 3 to 5 years but demand is burning white hot spec

nick detected an object underwater using cutting edge garmin sonar technology.t of water. and only 55 ft offshore. the divers say they found the car just within 30 minutes of getting on the water of their search. they notified law enforcement and kylie's family right away. they say her parents and grandparents arrived after learning of that discovery. wp works with local agencies to solve missing persons cases free of charge. they are entirely funded by donations and contributions, and so far they've closed 23 missing person cases. plaster county sheriff's office will hold a news conference of their own at 11. this morning. we suspect they will officially confirmed kylie's body was in that car pulled from the lake. the divers say they will take the next two days off before taking on a new case in selma, california reporting live this morning. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news , james. thank you this week marks six months since russia's invasion of ukraine. and now russia is blaming ukraine for the death of the daughter of one of putin's top advisers. greg palk

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garmin's gps and vitals—tracking smartwatch comes with added nauticalfunctions.it. it's similar to candela in cost and top speeds, but can cruise slowly for double the time. as it sails, the vessel collects 150 data points each second. everything is shared back to hq to optimise performance, but with private info being beamed straight from my wrist, i was curious about security. technically, you can hack the pentagon, right? so, you can probably hack our boat, if you're that good, but we have the same kind of security layer as any car company. just like connected cars share data to improve urban spaces, smart boats could help local authorities improve life at sea. so, this is our r&d lab. so, this information like water quality and water temperature... mm—hm. ..you can't do anything about it. no. so, how much use is that data? for the cities, it's lots of use because they can see if the temperature suddenly rises, where to go swim, where to avoid, if you have coral reef areas. i mean, this is something that our customers would want to monitor, actually. with remo