please welcome steve aoki.. >> i'm happy to be here. >> trevor: so good to have you here. i see you everywhere in the world traveling all the time. is it true that you are considered probably one of the most traveled musicians in the world? >> i definitely feel that way. i mean i literally just landed from germany and i have only been here a couple of hours and it is how it is. every day i'm flying off somewhere else. >> in germany you also weren't just flying, you went to germany to do a zero graferrity-- set. >> exactly. first ever dj set in zero gravity. >> trevor: why? >> mind bog elling. why not, why not. >> trevor: explain that. how are you in zero gravity. >> you know those planes that do this. >> trevor:. >>. >> and then yeah, you have-- so you float. >> you float in the air and the whole time there is a full on party in the airplane, i'm djing. i got dj rig up there. and there is like 50 lucky people, i don't know if they are lucky but 50 people stuck in there with me. and he just raged. >> trevor: but

just floating upside down, and then steve aoki was doing flips down... it was just insane. again, and again and again. for everyone involved, this was a unique gig, unlikely to be repeated. they say music can lift the soul. this went a lot further than that. tim allman, bbc news. stay with me on bbc news. i'll be back with the business briefing injust a moment. plenty more on fake news. and while we are talking about strange stories, tell me what you think about this, this is our talking point today. police in china have started using sunglasses featuring facial recognition technology. it allows officers to scan crowds looking for suspects. what do you think? fighting crime, or is it big brother style surveillance? tell us what you think. just use the hashtag — #bbcthebriefing. some of you have already got in touch with me over twitter with what you think. we've had this from someone you think. we've had this from someone in nairobi, this is genius, she says. we had andrew in leeds here in the uk is saying it might not work quite so well in beijing with so many people weari

and then steve aoki was doing flips down... it was just insane., ijust want to do it again, and again and again. for everyone involved, this was a unique gig, unlikely to be repeated. they say music can lift the soul. this went a lot further than that. tim allman, bbc news. police in china have started using sunglasses featuring facial recognition technology. the glasses are linked to an internal database of suspects, and allow officers to scan crowds looking for suspects. chinese officials claim the glasses have already helped police arrest seven people, but there are concern about how security forces might use them to track and profile political dissidents and ethnic minorities. more on this now from eric vanderburg, vice president of cybersecurity at tcdi, in cleveland, ohio. thank you very much for your time. china, of course, is building a huge surveillance state. there are obviously privacy concerns here. in fa ct, obviously privacy concerns here. in fact, though, this kind of technology is in widespread use already, isn't it? yes, it is. fa

and then steve aoki was doing flips. it was just insane.hankful. now i wa nt hilarious. i am so thankful. now i want to do it again and again and again. for everyone involved, this was a unique gig, unlikely to be repeated. they say music can lift the soul, this went a loss further than that. —— a lot further. now you'd be hard pressed to forget this moment from bbc news last year professor robert kelly was in the middle of a live interview with the bbc from his home in south korea when his two children burst into his office. they were followed shortly after by his wife who tried to do a bit of damage limitation. professor kelly's in london for the broadcast tv awards, and he's just won the best tv moment of the year pictured here with our colleague james menendez who was of course presenting at the time. he said there is a lock on the door. if when you hear him being interviewed now, he said that is because the children are banging on the door trying to get him. , if he has been particularly loud. thank you for watching. hello there. for m

just floating upside down, and then steve aoki was doing flips down... it was just insane.and again. for everyone involved, this was a unique gig, unlikely to be repeated. they say music can lift the soul. this went a lot further than that. tim allman, bbc news. that looks like fun so. i like to try it sometime. or maybe not. here's the weather. temperatures fell as low as —6 this morning, but this is the story for most people. blue sky and lots of sun. but rain on the way, this weather front is on the way, snow showers piling in behind. some of that rain quite heavy across south—west england, wales, up through the midlands and north west england overnight tonight. behind it, colder air starts to can. temperatures through scotland, nor is in england and northern ireland could fall as low as minus four degrees. ice could be a problem, and the showers will continue, particularly with this little fellow, which will drift its way through wheels on the midlands. a scattering of showers across the north and west facing courses of scotland. with below freezing temperatures, ice co

bigcitybeats to go up in a special airbus a310 to dance and float — to a set from superstar dj, steve aokihether fronts hello there. we are seeing whether fro nts m ove hello there. we are seeing whether fronts move eastward across the country at the moment, bringing a band of rain with it. cold air follows in the sum that means frost and a risk of ice. the colder across north—western areas we are looking at some showers overnight. not so much of a problem across east anglia and england where the rain and wind keeping temperatures well above freezing. now the friday, this weather front is going to push eastwards. the rain tends to slow across france and that is going to cause some problems here. behind our front, the air turns colder. north—westerly wind steering a number of wintry showers, many of them falling snow. we have got rained the start of the day across eastern areas, clearing the way. still quite a lot of cloud across eastern areas, then a cloudy covering across many places. the northern ireland scotland, we are looking at a cold and frosty start to the day with the risk of some

big name djs participated including steve aoki. >>> what about the weathers. >> a wind advisory through5 to 35 miles an hour, gusts at 55 miles an hour. it's cooler. 70 in santa rosa. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the temperatures continue their down ward slide tomorrow into monday. tuesday, the middle of next week, the numbers coming up just a little bit. doesn't look like we will be back into that record territory. thank goodness. we had enough of that. >> normalcy in the bay area. >> sort of. >> kind of. lisa, thank you. thanks to you for joining us on abc7 news morning. thanks again for spending your saturday morning with us of it a great day, everybody. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while performing a grand jetÉ between two grand pianos. she could... in a commercial. in real life she uses it to pay her sister, from her couch, for that sweater she stained. what sweater? (phone buzzes) life, lived michaela's way. chase. make more of what's yours. announcer: jack hanna's "wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide

it featured some well-known djs including steve aoki. that would have been cool. >>> hi everyone.t breezy winds picking up today. right now they are in the upper elevations. a win advisory 10:00 through midnight. we could see wind gusting to 55 miles an hour. cooler today. upper 60s. 69 up in napa with 71 in concord. in the accuweather seven-day forecast, we are even cooler tomorrow, near average on monday. looking at temperatures staying in the 60s, but rebounding by the middle of next week for slightly warmer numbers. and you are noticing the absence of rain still. >> yep. and you will continue the track it all for us, especially on the accuweather app. you can find it all there. >> yep. exactly. >> a. thank. thanks to you for joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside leasely. the news continues on twitter, facebook, and instagram. for now we'll leave you with a live look outside. "good morning america" is next. abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. we'll see you then. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michaela deprince could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while

just floating upside down, and then steve aoki was doing flips down... it was just insane.that. tim allman, bbc news. we will give you an update from pyeongchang soon. stephen macdonald is there. it could be the coldest winter olympics ever. lots of people preparing as well. they've been given warm cushions to sit on.” would like that here every day. jane torvill and christopher dean will be here on the server with us. and we will be looking ahead to the various winter olympic games. stephen is in pyeongchang now. this is the view from up above. you can seal the preparations, whether games will taking place. the warmest paste —— the warmest place to be apparently is whether curling will be happening. it's positively balmy air. he is enjoying the brisk air. give us an idea of what the atmosphere is like? loving it. it's pretty cold, i have to say. i think it is the wind chill that makes it warming up to the opening ceremony tomorrow. they are talking about —1 or something like that. people are out, wandering around, getting excited about the games starting, and yet we have t