fox's adam housley gives us a sneak peak at some of the couldest gadgets coming our way. >>reporter: you might call it combat get tone yeah as the world converges on the consumer& electronics show all trying to wow a worldwide audience. from paper thin tv to interest neat connected yours contact, virtually everything here gives us a glimpse of what will be every day technology in the days to come. bigger and better is always the case. voice control is huge. ai, all these things are coming together. bigger, smaller and safer are th this fitz in your wallet and charges your phone. this is the id which makes smart phones inoperable in the car. a lot of other options can't stop facebook, can't stop snap chat. one stand out is virtual which has moved outside the gaming and entertainment. it allows people to connect with each other. when it comes to music, novations likes blocks puts a recording studio in your hand. crossly can'ting 45 to work right along with aout box straight out of happy days. everything that looks cool, it sounds cool. you've then got can stream whatever yo

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adam housley is live in our west coast newsroom. adam, what is this new evidence, and what leads do investigators have so far? >> reporter: right now the new evidence coming in is video. they have a couple different camera angles showing the assailant wearing a couple different outfits, does that mean more than one individual? turkish officials are remaining tight-lipped about it. the manhunt is under way across turkey, much of eastern europe. estimated 600 people were inside the nightclub around 1:15 this morning when the attacker opened fire. 39 killed. many foreigners about 70 injured. no one has claimed responsibility at this hour but the attacker was armed with a long barrelled weapon in one of the videos it shows. that the terrorist is hunted, turkish tv channel has the video of the individual, one that we know of, dressed in black, carrying a backpack, shoots down a police officer outside of the nightclub. a different camera shows him wearing different clothes in a santa-type hat. this is dark footage, at night, that's what it

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adam housley has a sneak peek. adam?rter: you might call it gadgetopia as the world converges on sin city for the international consumer electronics show. 3500 exhibits pitching new products trying to wow tech savvy buyers. from paper thin tv's to internet connected cars, everything gives us a glimpse of everyday technology in the years to come. >> it's a glimpse of the future at ces. bigger and badder, voice control is huge, a.i. all coming together. >> reporter: bigger, better, smaller and safer are the key words, this fits in your wallet and charges your phone. this charges your laptop and this makes smartphones inoperable in the car. one standout is virtual reality. >> the greatest thing about vr is it allows people to connect in ways that have never been possible. >> reporter: when it comes to music, innovations like blocks puts a recording studio in your hands and vinyl has gone high-tech to work along with the jukebox straight out of happy days. >> the best of both worlds, everything that looks cool, sounds cool,

adam housley live in los angeles with more on that. hi, adam. >> hi, gregg. yeah, we've seen this before in 2014. surges have happened over the last few decades. but in 2014 is similar to now. this surge according to the dhs specifically coming from three central american countries which is honduras, guatemala and el salvador. the latest numbers they came out over fiscal year 2016 and they released them friday. those numbers according to the feds show that 462 -- they jumped by 67,000 to 530,000, illegal immigrants, and sent 451,000 back to their home countries. again, over 12 months that ended in september. the majority of those came from the central american countries that included 137,000 families and border patrol arrests alone were up nearly 23% this year, gregg. as you can see, that spike that we saw a couple years ago, three years ago really, that we covered here at fox extensively has come back. at least in 2016, greg. >> and what do officials say is causing the increase, adam? >> well, that's where the debate comes down. the administration on a lot o

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fox's adam housley has the details. >> good girl. new move spree a dog's purpose wasree a expected to be a hit with week. but then the web site tmz released video showing a terrified german shepherd resisting while filming afil water scene. ter >> as negative publicity goes g this is a rough one. o it doesn't look goodk good considering the subject matterin of theg movie especially this is a movie appealing to dogpal lovers. that being said, you know, if kf the movie gets enough of a wrap that people go and see itnt and they like it, you may seey that it actually steadies up in the sec and third week. >> reporter: the studior: the so canceled promotional eventstion and raleleased this statement "universal pictures hasictures s decided it's in the bestit's int interest of a dog's purpose to cancel this weekend's premierere and press junkiest.t. while we're dishat heart 10edt d by an animal in distressimal everyone has assured us hercules the german shepherd sh wasn't harmed throughout the h film making. one of thear film's voice actor

adam housley has a look at tonight's show. >> reporter: it returns with the second episode wednesdaytinues the story of three troubled singers who move to atlanta in search of success. >> it is really about these three young women who have a dream like many of us did of using their natural god given talent, in this case, singing and dances to succeed and achieve something. >> reporter: benjamin brat plays the group's manager. queen latifah also stars. there are big time stars like lenny cravitz. >> you know exactly what i have been through. >> reporter: as for the series leads, they're grateful to have this chance. >> such a blessing being on this show. because acting and singing are like my love. and to do it in like one big thing is like the coolest thing ever. >> reporter: and likely daniels other fox series empire, expect them to tackle serious topics head on. >> there is home phobia in the gay community that has to be explored. it is happening right now. there is racism within the black community that needs to be explored. that will happen through our story. so i think that we a

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. >> we leave you tonight fox's adam housley takes a look back at her life and >> she touched the world on with her smile. mary tyler moore born on december 29th, 1936, in brooklyn, new york. growing up her home life was difficult. but one thing that always drew the family together, was watching young mary perform in the living room. when she was eight, the family moved to los angeles. it was there she discovered her first love, dance. in 1955, she got her first taste of television. the day after her high school prom, she starred in a commercial as the happy hot point picks i for hot point appliances. she married her first of three husbands, a year later moore had her only child, richie, one of her early tv roles, playing answering service operator in richard diamond private i in 1959. the bit only showed her legs on screen, raising a mystique about the young actress. moore's big break would come in 1961, when she was launched into the national spotlight as lori petri on dike show for five years the couple's chemistry charmed tv audiences until he chose to leave the show in 1966. demons

adam housley is live in our west coast newsroom. adam, what is this new evidence, and what leads do investigators

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senior correspondent adam housley reports. >> for the second time in the last three years, the u.s. is seeing a massive spike in illegal immigration. new data released by the department of homeland security shows a surge in the last fiscal year. according to the numbers released on friday, total apprehensions across the country jumped by 67,000 to more than 530,000 all told in a little goal -- illegal immigrants apprehended. most recently we saw the same type of spike in 2014. surges mostly coming from central american countries. while the administration argues many of these migrants are fleeing ongoing high crime and violence, migrants tell him and other officers. >> they are saying we are coming over before the other administration comes. it won't be that easy to come across. >> the report says sanctuary cities are significantly impacting the removal of immigrants across the country. some human rights advocates have urged the the obama administran to treat this as a refugee crisis. jay johnson said the latest numbers show the administration policies specifically target criminals.

adam housley gets gives us a sk pete mcpeak at some of the new technology. >> the world converges, 3500xhibits pitching new products trying to wow a worldwide audience of tech savvy buyers from paperthin tvs to internet-connected cars, virtually everything here gives us a glimpse of what will be every day technology in the years to come. >> it is a glimpse of the future, bigger and fatter, always the case, voice control is huge, ai, all of these things coming together. >> bigger, stronger, one a tad larger charges your laptop, and this is the drive i.d. which makes smartphones inoperable in the car. >> they can't stop snapchat, twitter, we can prevent access to these apps. >> the greatest thing about vr, it allows people to connect with each other in ways that have never been possible. >> when it comes to music, innovations putting a recording studio in your hand, even going hi high death with a jukebox straight out of "happy days." >> everything looks cool, sounds cool, you've then got -- get your phone off chemistry and whatever you want. what else do you want? >> and drones are every

adam housley is live in los angeles with more. dam. >> yeah, we've seen it before in recent decades. this is most recently similar to what they saw in 2014 with the surge mostly coming from central and south america. specifically from several countries in central america where crime and violence continues to grow. countries like el salvador, honduras and guatemala and it's been encouraged to treat it as a refugee crisis. some of the same criticism lobbied toward the obama administration in 2014 for a lack of message to try to deter illegal immigrants from coming north to the u.s. the trek very perilous. to make that move coming across mexico trying to crack down on its southern border, wide reports of robberies, rapes and cartels and their involvement in human smuggling. according to the numbers released last friday by the feds. total apprehensions jumped by 67,000 as compared to 2015. homeland security officials apprehended 540,250 illegal immigrants and sent about 451,000 back to their home countries over a 12 month period that e