it's all coming up now on animal atlas. welcome to animal atlas. come with us around the globe and explore the animal world. ngle animals. and desert creatures. we'll meet wildlife on the savannah. and see our underwater friends. and animals from the arctic circle. anywhere, everywhere animals live. in the animal world. (roaring) the one between predator and prey. from the depths of the ocean to the relative safety of the skies. and from the african plains to the arctic tundra. animals across the globe, (elephants trumpeting) compete in this ancient ritual every day of their lives. or long. depending on any number of factors. like skill at hunting or at running. like strength to capture or evade. like knowledge of where to find food or where to hide. animals rely on their genetic makeup and their instincts. or to avoid becoming food we'll investigate how one side of the equation has a direct effect on the other. predators and their prey have been dancing this evolutionary dance for millions of years, getting better and better at their respective ro

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it's all coming up now on animal atlas. (barking) welcome to animal atlas. come with us around the globe. and explore the animal world. nimals. and desert creatures. we'll meet wildlife on the savanna. and see our underwater friends. and animals from the arctic circle. anywhere, everywhere animals live. it's always an adventure when you tour the planet with animal atlas. wouldn't it be great to know what they're thinking? or understand what they're saying to each other. (chirping) well, you might be surprised to learn, you can! animals don't need words for good communication. (shrieking) and neither do we. humans and animals communicate all the time. whether in the form of showing affection with a pet, or training a companion, or knowing when it's time to give an animal its space. (roaring) there are some thoughts that can be easily conveyed. (roaring) and hopefully obeyed. even between species. so let's start by exploring some the animal world's best communicators. (barking) perhaps the most advanced communicator among non-human animals is the dolphin. athl

another atlas five rocket is set to take off from cape canaveral on november 19th. a walk in the park... turned into an amazing opportunity for one mother in new york. after the break: her chance meeting... with the woman she voted for! plus: the music world is mourning... the passing of a poet. up next: everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. at longhorn, tonight's special: great steak pairings. a center cut sirloin with a choice of bacon-wrapped shrimp, baby back ribs, or parmesan crusted chicken. you can't fake steak. mourning once again this year... after the passing of a poet. singer-songwriter "leonard cohen" has died. of course he will be best known for his hit song "hallelujah." it's been covered by more than a ?hundred different artists, and featured in dozens of films and t-v shows. but cohen's impact and influence wa

the atlas 5 rocket roaring offer the pad at minute. climbing a dimly lit plume of smoke to the night sky, eventually to an orbit, 22,000 mimes from the surface of the earth. sending a next generation weather satellite gosar into space. three times more weather information with four times better resolution and produce noa noaa. stephen volts is assistant administrator for noaa program. thousands came down here to watch the launch from the cape, many of them spending a decade or more on the advanced weather satellite. >> these people have been spending a generation, a lifetime work on it. the reward to see it to get into space is >> noaa expects to see the first images from this slight until sometime january of next year but won't be thoroughly primarily until a year from now. darryl nail, fox 13 news. >> meteorologists are so excited about this! and it's hard to explain our excitement of just what this means for meteorology. problem as you heard darryl talk about. we're not going to start to really get into it for at least another year

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five rocket. >> a super powerful earth space after two months of delays, the atlas 5 rocket launching the satellite from california's vandenberg air force base. it's gathering data, going up there to turn around and look at us, the latest in a series of imaging satellites that will be able to spot a car from nearly 400 miles above earth. >>> veterans day isn't just celebrating men and to war, also honor those who took to space. the celebration at kennedy space center. >> three, two, one. >> it's a new exhibit that's out of this world, heroes and legends, used as artifacts and cutting technology to give visito visitors a look at the early visitors like charlie duke, who road on the moon. >> the contrast in space and the really bright lunar surface. >> but the museum emphasizes the early years, the mercury program, the gemini program, and the apollo program. >> what i'm really excited about is the possibility that this can be used as a motivational tool for young people. >> direct bob cabana, a hall of fame member hi future of the space program in america is robust and vibrant. >> we ar

police say a woman was shotan wt while walking in the parking thg lot of a large shopping center on atlas walkway around 6:30 p.m. the 26-year-old6- victim was flown to a hospitalpa where she later died. route now it appears the woman p s tatargeted. so far no suspect or arrest. >> 4:34 is the time right now. we see gary mcgrady so wemcgrado happy monday to you. you >> hello. >> yes, happy, happy monday.ppay temperatures are kind of cold out kin there in the in the the suburbs especially n town not tn too big a deal.o bigeal. it's 47 degrees in town nowdegrn but look outside there, outside the beltway. btway places like manassas, whew,he that's cold, below freezingezing there. martinsburg 35. hagerstown not too cold, 43.d, 4 frederick is 32 degrees this morning. so, it's some freezingezing temperatures out there. the. some temperatures are stillturer dropping. we're 4 i think we could probably get down cou tldo 43, 44, somethingk that before it's all said anddnd done. leonardtown is 43.leonar so, cold out there in spots.. chilly some others. where are we going for highe weg temperatures?

investigators say the 26-year old woman was shot just after 5-30 sunday afternoon, in the 73-hundred block of atlas walk way in gainesville. right now, police do not think the shooting was random. at this point, there is no suspect in custody. and don't forget. seven is on your side, helping you check our "spot crime" maps on wjla dot com, to stay aware of the latest crimes near where you live and work. developing now.. stunning new developments related to the kidnapping of a south carolina woman.. police now believe her captor may be a serial killer.. responsible for up to seven murders. mark remillard has more. new revelations on what that killed six people.. federal investigators have ruled out mechanical failure. the grandson of school bus driver glenn chappel says his grandfather had a history of seizures.. and he took medicine to control them. a howard county police report shows chappell was involved in a crash consciousness, and lost control of his car. the report says he was on seizure medication then. chappell's license had lapsed, because he failed to turn in medical certification. develo

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indeed, an attacking is coming. 208,000 federals under winfield scott hancock headed right to the atlas of the civil war at the brown farm. thank you very much. hancock's going to take upton's model and build on it. so the left part of hancock's attack under francis barlow is going to be that fist and in support david bernie is going to line up at a traditional line of battle sweeping forward in this direction. time of the attacking is set for 4:00 in the morning. but this rain has conjured up fog from the bottom lands. it's been hot. hot summer in the wilderness so far. this rain has cooled it off. taken the edge off. and the fog has made the forests impenetrable. hancock can't see and he's not had time to reconnoiter the land in front of him. no one knows what they're heading into and they can't see it. they just know they're heading into trouble. the men stand there, some of them so exhausted think sleep on their feet. others so pumped up with adrenaline or fear that they can't sleep at all. some write letters to their families at home on the backs of the man in front of them and tuc

she was shot in a parkiryinng at on atlas way -- atlas walkway around 6:30 last night.0 last nt the victim was flown to theflowe hospital where she later died. investigators say it appears app the woman was targeted. t so far no arrests and police are trying to determine a motive for this shooting. sot it is the county's 20th murder e of the year. t yea >>> a maryland man beaten to bte death during a weekends tripndst to toronto and this mornings mog the search for his killers continue. cont police say 26-year-old julianul jones was in the little italy ia party when he was attackedd outside of a bar early saturday. police say this was unprovoked. unprov joins johns was repeatedlyepte kicked in the head and stompedmd on. police have not been able tobeeo track down the two men men responsible.on jones was a close friends of fro the groom's and also he wasd ala engaged to be married himself.lf >> happening today another t protest over the death of o terrence sterling. sing. organizers say almost twors says months after d.c. police shot and k still far too manyd st questiono protestors say the

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"goes-r" satellite for noaa, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, with an unmanned atlas rocket. the satellite will orbit just over 22- thousand miles above the u-s. it will provide the sharpest and fastest pictures yet in high resolution of hurricanes, tornadoes, and other weather elements. you can watch the launch on our website -- fox six now dot com or your fox six news mobile app.. search toss to weather weather mostly clear and cold tonight with temperatures falling through the 20s this evening. we'll drop to around 20 in the city by morning, 15 outside of the city. mostly roll in tuesday ahead of a storm system that will bring us a few rain showers tuesday night. we will warm into the low 40s tuesday afternoon. rain is likely on wednesday with a high in the mid-40s. thanksgiving looks dry with highs in the middle 40s. rain/snow showers return friday. 15 by morning away from the city. low: 20 wind: nw 5-10 mph monday: mostly sunny and cold. high: 36 wind: n 5-10 mph tuesday: cloudy and breezy with rain showers at night. am low: 27 high: 43 high: 46 wind: sw 10-15 mp

that is the view from the atlas five launch of the satellite and our ian was there. at 7:00 a.m. steady breeze and it will feel comer. 62 by noon and 67 nor the high. temperatures this evening we are in the 60's. these numbers have not changed too much. we are still sitting ahead of the cold front here. you see a lot of shades of green indicating the 60-degree temperatures but that blue, not too far away. that is the beginning of the colder air and tomorrow everyone is going to wake up in the blue with temps in brooksville but tacking on the wind on top of this. highs tomorrow with that cool breeze out of the north only going to make it to the mid 60's so a big change from where we are been the last couple days. i mentioned the wind, you combine the temperature and the wind, we are talking windchills and there's some spots where it does feel chilly. this is what it is actually going to feel like as we step counties. make sure you break out the jacket tomorrow morning. by the afternoon again still quite cool across our area. here's a look at the cloudiness. a big batch of clouds h

the goes-r satellite was launched from cape canaveral on saturday afternoon atop an atlas v 541 rocket. once the satellite reaches orbit, it will change names from goes-r to goes- 16 and become the 16th geostationary weather satellite in us history. "this spacecraft will impact assembled the satellite. nasa and the national oceanic and atmospheric administration (noaa) are leading the effort. ever watched an old standard-definition video on a high-definition tv? current weather models are in a similar situation: we have improved hd weather models, but we are very low-resolution; they are like the images you are going to be seeing off of goes- r," gasparrini said. data. this will not only help scientists with a day-to-day forecast, but it will help with tracking severe storms and creating better hurricane forecast tracks. goes-r will be able to capture all the details of us weather in the same time it takes the satellites, images of earth are taken every 30 minutes, and the united states is scanned every 15 minutes. during a period of active weather, the satellites are the period betwee

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investigators say the 26-year-old woman was shot just after 5:30 tonight on atlas parkway in gainesville. the police do not think the shooting was random. suspects in custody. gone for a job, now she is missing. coming up, what family and friends think happened to a california mother who has been missing for four days. and breaking character, how much it is too much even for we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, held by gary watson. fly, gary, fly. his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song. his sister can live stream it while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. kimberly: you likely have decided whom you are selecting for president tuesday, but we are back now with a look at the of the top races to watch are the 10th congressional district. incumbent republican barbara comstock faces the wind bennett. right to

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now all eyes are on the atlas model which is expected to reach showrooms next spring. and in addition to the scandal, it should also be noted that october had to fewer sales days as well as the negative impact of hurricane matthew that affected car sales here on the east coast. >> it's a tricky mission, kicking off his visit to china today. the first round of talks, there was no lack of clarity from both sides, mr. gabriel said. german companies complain about difficult market access and chinese knockoff products. beijing is peeved about berlin's reservations towards further chinese company takeovers. >> the german economy minister has had warmer receptions than this. called for better market access for german companies. we have a lot of german companies in china, about 5000. we have created a million jobs and we won fair conditions when it comes to investment. we also want it to work the other way around. a level playing field and a partnership on equal footing. insufficient market access, joint ventures and involuntary technology transfer. the mood is gloomy. >> the

please welcome jim atlas. [applause] this is about a foot here. i know the cubs game is starti starting and many are cubs fans as am i. we'll get you out when i go. and when i go to, i have a strange idea i want to invite 400 people to share with me and the idea i had after days of watching tv on my tv and phone and i watched in horror wolf blitzer and ann coulter and one named chris, and i became as a member of the fact-based community hungry for a fact, one fact, a fact. i ask the kingdom for a fact, i'd cry at the end. day. i do know people who know facts and they're up here today. and there are only four. i know five. but-- and i don't have to introduce them or say anything about them because they are fixtures on the cultural and political scene and have been for many years, david remnick, and david maraniss with "the washington post" and john alter with a whole variety of associations, including news week and msnbc, and who have i left out? jacob weisberg of slate. these people are known to you as legendment i wanted to convene them to talk a

a special sat lied headed into orbit this morning on board this atlas 5 rocket. >>> good morning, and welcome to "good day tampa bay." the time right now is 6:00 a.m. on this sunday morning.

she was shot to death and a parking lot along atlas parkway. the motive has not been released, but the police say this was not random. alison: two workers were injured after falling from scaffolding at a construction site in montgomery county, along georgia avenue in wheaton. 15 to 20 feet. no word on their condition. the cause of the collapse is under investigation. jonathan: a maryland student beaten to death at a bachelor party in toronto. julian jones attended the university of baltimore. he was leaving a bar and was set up for with the police called in unprovoked attack. no one has been arrested as of yet. alison: and new developments in south carolina where the police say they are dealing with a serial killer who may have as many as seven victims. a missing woman ,kala brown, who was found chained in a shipping container. deny, chilling new details about the suspect, todd kohlhepp. he may be linked to an amazon account net post it reviews for padlocks, guns, knives, and other accessories. he confessed after demanding that he be a but to s

an atlas 5 rocket blasted into space this morning after a two-month delay because of a wildfire in therea. this is video from the launch around 10:30 this morning from vandenberg air force base north of santa barbara. the mission, to deliver a satellite into space that can take high-resolution photos of earth. this camera is so advanced it can spot the make of a car from nearly 400 miles above earth. the satellite was supposed to orbit back in september, but two wildfires at the launch base forced scientists to delay the mission. >>> and you are looking at a funnel-shaped hole on mars. scientists think this could be the place where they'll find life on the red planet. the hole may have been formed by a volcanic eruption underneath a glacier. if that's true, it could hold enough water, heat, and nutrients for organisms to survive and reproduce. because of the extreme terrain around the hole, scientists say it will not be easy to get to. >> very interesting. >> uh-huh. >>> she's a viral sensation. the warriors fan who's making all the right moves. techeactso thelecti. x. tonit at x. tecr

please, welcome jim atlas. [applause] >> have to lower this about a foot here. i know the cubs game is starting in a while, so -- [laughter] and some of these people are from chicago, as am i, so we'll get you out of here as soon as we can. but phillip was, is always someone i go to when i have a strange idea that i want to invite 400 people to so they can share it with me. and the idea i had after days of watching my tv on my phone, slacking-i jawed in amazement and horror as i watched wolf blitzer and ann coulter and a bunch of people named chris all yammering at each other -- [laughter] all day while i was supposed to be working or whatever it is. but i do, i became as a member of the fact-based community hungry for a fact, one fact. [laughter] a fact. a fact, my kingdom for a fact, i would cry at the end of the day. so i do know people who know facts, and they're up here today. these are the only four i know -- five. [laughter] and i don't really have to introduce them or say anything about them because they are fixtures on the cultural/political scene and h

of weather forecasting is about to take off where no man has gone before with the launching of th atlas 5 rocketer carrying the next generation goes-r is in place and ready for launch this weekend. >> it won't hold us up tomorrow at all. it is out at the pad now. that is what i think of as the last stop before home for the satellite. >> reporter: the goes-r will have four times better resolution than current satellites and will be five times faster making the forecasting of severe storms a whole lot easier. in addition, the lockheed built colorado connections. >> we have ula responsible for the booster. one of the instruments was made by folks up in colorado university. we also have a number of electronic components built by companies there right in colorado. >> reporter: once it is in its orbit, then after that, there is about six months of testing making sure all the information is correct. so, at the end of the spring, maybe, early summer, we will start to get this new information and maybe some better well. i'm dave aguilera, cbs4 news. >> very exciting dave. thank you. >>> well, co

police officers were called to atlas way which appears to be part of a shopping center off lee highway where the woman was found suffering a gunshot wound to the upper body. she later died at the hospital. police do not believe it was a random attack. >>> switching gears now it's been a great weekend, but those temperatures are expected to drop and, howard, you're tracking possible showers over 4 1/2 inches below average in most spots. high pressure in western new york is sinking toward us. so as we get toward morning, i think the winds will get lighter and lighter and temperatures down to 37 in manassas already where the winds have gone calm, 52 in national airport, rockville 44. your temperature really feds on what the -- depends on what the we do have some freeze and frost advisories up and down the i-95 corridor. monday not as nice. we got to 70 today, tomorrow low 60s, some play stay in the upper 50s with a north, northeast wind, should be a good deal. sunshine. i'll give you a preview of the three-day forecast, 62 monday, and next week i'll tell you all about saturday. >>> two pe

a lot of entrepreneurs were asking us to be there because of our atlas product.-ipe will all be about always be about economic inclusion. what it means with the new administration, i'm not the expert to talk about policy or macro conditions. that is strong evidence the new it ministration is pro-business. job creation and stoking the economy in general is a priority, so we are at least aligned in that way. emily: is it something you are watching? you have interest in a lot of these companies that have become hot button issues. william: is something we are following. emily: where next? we are in 25 countries. there are 175 countries we are not in yet. we have a very strong business in europe and southeast asia and will be doubling down in those regions. mentioned are often as a forthcoming ipo candidate, any idea when that will happen and if the new political environment changes that? us.iam: nothing changes for we are very happy as a private company. we are capital efficient so we don't need to rush to public market. patrick have spoken to and john, founders of t

that goes with the characters in her book that believe with of a gold standard and when "atlas shrugged" was published he presented her to celebrate the publication that was also his world view. >> and you don't need the central bank if you believe in the gold standard. >> guest: right. one of the things that i discovered. and in with a fantastic fighting system. and then i came across the quotation with the creation of the federal reserve so talk about inconsistency clacks quicks so then you need the fed. so all the right to the other extreme. >> host: and you don't need that monetary rule and that that was espoused and a freedman rule and and with that discipline. and maybe what you hinted that earlier including himself. >> host: yes but he was also shy and not scheerer of his views. early to see the crash of 1929 and yet by the 1990's to worry about the stock market bubble from that time one dixit exciting discovery was the ayn rand speeches he talked about it to friends of labatt that magic the disappears when after he became fed chairman. and they wanted to see what was in bed. rhi

afternoon, we have been waiting for this, the weather satellite launching from cape canaveral aboard an atlas rocket. and back at home, still a little ways away from the sunrise this morning. it's 58. we'll call it comfortably cool 62 at 7:00 a.m., by noon up to 76 degrees. we'll have passing clouds and a mild afternoon expected with the temperatures topping off at 79. but that's going to be very different by tomorrow afternoon. this morning we are waking up with 46 in inverness, 48 in brooksville, some 60s in st. pete and bradenton. your highs today are nice, upper 70s north of i-4, low the humidity is low, which is always good. right now we have fairly dry air across much of the florida peninsula. here is the cold front we have been tracking. and look at the temperatures behind it. this is the first real true winter blast across the country. temperatures are in the teens and 20s this morning from the northern plains all the way down to north texas. again, we are fairly mild here at home but eventually temperatures will start cooling down. this weekend. still some snow across michigan, headi

>> guest: the article was a home in prison and it in prison that i've looked at an atlas and there was no homan prison. think of what may be homan alabama in pic visit code in alabama. turns out i picked one in northern alabama rather than southern alabama so was off. i wrote this a block letter saying you are right to forgive and you are sorry for what you did that you can be forgiven and still go to heaven. it was a very short letter and i signed it and i wasn't sure if he was going to get it that i thought if he doesn't at least i discharged my duty. i think the lord wants but it do something and i felt the need to do this. and i did it in a couple of weeks later a letter came back in the mail. it was from mitchell and it turns out of course i had the wrong zip code and i didn't have his prisoner number either. mail is hard to get through with that then somebody somehow got that letter through to him. it turns out i found out later he had another prisoner read the letter and he was able to compose, because he couldn't. he was able to compose a letter to me in broken english that tha

the pig colorado connection is the atlas v rocket that will take it up was built by united launch alliance in colorado, satellite built by lockheed martin back in colorado and some items were built by cu including photomagnometer. the lightning mapper that's on here is something that's never been put out into space. that's a global mapping device that will tell us if tornadoes will pop up. it's luke going from regular tv to hd. that's the da make shift. >> it's exciting, dave. we have been looking forward to this day for some time. how soon will the goes-r be able to help us with the forecast? >> well, what's going to happen is once it gets up -- i bet they'll run tests which may take about six months, make sure that everything is working properly and the information is correct that they are getting back. so for us, the general public, we may start to see some of this hi def data coming through the pike at the end of spring, early summer. once we do, lot of new information that we have never seen before. it may take a few years to figure out, hey, we are hooking at this. by the way, i'm go

he's performing the song atlas rise. the post the band telling the boy quote nice work dude. how cool is that? for him to hear directly from them who obviously he loves. >> pretty amazing. good stuff. >>> well, the band okay few is making a lot of waves on social media right now. you may have seen it on your feed. group known for their super creative music videos of course. >> check out how their video for believe it or not that was the entire video. and it only took 4.2 seconds. of course what you're seeing now is that video slowed down. it's pretty cool even if you're not a fan of this band. you might want to check out the song just to see that video slow. >> this is a slowed down version actually the full version of the song. >> yes. >> so they sped up the song to make that video. >> right. >> that is cool. >>> a delta airlines passenger is banned for life for ranting on a recent flight. >> plus an awful scene in columbia, the country that is a plane crash killing nearly everyone on a popular brazilian soccer team. >> and the mourning of the death of former president fidel

. >>> i am justin pazera in atlas where there is heading down the area. phoenix police telling me a woman was trying to cross 19th avenue not on the crosswalk when she was hit by a car. 19th avenue will be shut down through rush hour and once investigators get here police trying to find investigators to come out and get it going. they are going to shut down the light rail. valley metro system will use buses to get around this area. abc15. >>> i'm allison rodriguez near 35th avenue and dunlap with a violent crash that left two men dead. two other men were traveling here speeding down the road when they crashed into the back of a honda civic. the driver of the bmw is in police custody in the passenger is cooperating with investigator. the men in the honda died the world will be shut down for several hours. allison rodriguez, abc15. >>> box out police are on the hunt for an armed suspect last seen near the i-440 and lone tree. that guy stole a car and drove to flagstaff and then kept students on alert by sending tweets throughout the night. this guy is ascri

commander type is atlas five. copy all? >> the u.s.ly warning system satellites are placed in some of the highest orbits for protection, flying as high as 22,000 miles above us. losing just two of them could leave the u.s. military mostly blind to part of the planet. >> you're looking at about a 30 to 40-minute flight time of an intercontinental ballistic missile. >> colonel david miller commands the missile warning team. >> that may sound like a lot of time, but when you are providing warning and trying to inform decision makers on what the response should be, you can imagine that the expectation for us as the first detector and first reporter of that information is significantly shorter. >> back at strategic command, a clear indication of exactly what's at stake. a line of digital clocks that would start counting down if nuclear missiles were ever launched. red for the time to impact on an adversary's soil, blue for time to impact here in the u.s. and safe escape, the time that commanders here have to flee to their aircraft, which re

. >>> an atlas fiv rocket is carrying the most advanced satellite into space, part of an $11 billionling system, to solar flares. the satellite is the first of four and will go into orbit more than 22,000 miles into space >>> and a news rocket carrying three new crew members docked at the international space station. the oldest woman to travel is now in space and she'll celebrate her 57th birthday in february. patricia spark, back to the greg gutfeld show. >>> president-elect trump has said he will eliminate isis, at least that's what he told me over breakfast and according to rudy giuliani, he believes isis should be the number one priority. >> isis short-term i believe is our greatest dangerer and not because of isis in -- in iraq and in syria, but because isis did something al-qaeda never did. isis was able to spread itself around the world. >> however, an isis commander gave this statement to reuters -- not a dude, it's a news service -- regarding president-elect trump. this guy is a complete maniac. his utter hate towards muslims will make our job much easier because we can recr

have the kind of economic back draft that justifies a higher stock market, there is a statue of titan atlaske it from me, take it from the organization of economic cooperation and develo development here is a quote from them -- change in direct from macro economic policy, promoting fiscal prudence they are now on the trump train with the positive economic impact. as a result, organization altered the gdp outlook, saying next we're, we're going to 2.3%, and 2018, 3%. all of the pieces are in place. here to discuss right now akosh. i am starting with you. was not just gdp or consumer confidence number, i it -- was retail sales, and wages. i think that donald trump is inheriting a wave that could turn into a tidalwave. >> that seems to be the case, the economy has been improving but not fast enough. voters expressed their frustration in november, there are clear signs going forward a free market direct. is really what is going to set the economy in right direction to create jobs, expin crease wages next year. -- louyear. >> and increase wages. charles: the consumer confidence, was revised afte

they were asking for stripe to be there because of our atlas product.ipe will always give out economic inclusion. we are about creating technologies to create a more economic world. i am not the expert to talk about policy or macro conditions, but there is strong indication the new administration is quite pro-business. stroking theand economy in general is a priority, so we are aligned in that light. emily: so is it something you are watching, following? by companies.est guest: it's something we will talk about in a few weeks. emily: international expansion, where next? guest: we are now in 25 countries. there are 171 countries we are not in yet. some of those are hard to wage. -- reach. but we have a very strong business and age of. we will -- in asia. we will be doubling down. emily: you are often mentioned as a forthcoming ipo candidate. i don't think anything changes for us. stripe is very capital efficient, which means we don't need to rush to the public market. emily: last question. i am curious, from your the twoive, what sets richest billionaire

an atlas five rocket blasted into space after a two month delay. around 10:30 a.m.f santa barbara. the mission to deliver a satellite that can take high resolution photos of us here on earth. the camera is so advanced it can spotted the make of a car from nearly 400 miles above earth. the satellite was supposed to make an orbit in september but two wild fires near the launch base forced scientists to delay the mission. so, they can see you driving around, jessica when you come to work. so, don't speed. >> well -- >> we can't guarantee that. >> i'm going to plead the fifth. >> i passed you. i was going to the speed limit. she was just a little under. >> on the slow down. >>> we have a few spotty showers in the north bay. i'm tracking the timeline into your saturday in a few minutes. >>> the city slaps you with a fine of five figures for something someone else has done. that's the situation some home owners are facing. their frustrating dilemma when nbc bay area responds next. thousandof doars ifines. becae of e sho >>> okay. nbc bay area respands to san francisco hom

gozar is going to be launched into space tomorrow by atlas 5. so first we have to get through that. it's also going to show the atmosphere in 3-d. we'll be able to map lightning. in fact, six months of testing and then we'll go online. it's going to be great. 74 the forecast. i think we're condition green as we call it here from cape canaveral. temperatures right at 74 and there will be a light wind, so no issues weather-wise with the launch tomorrow at 5:42. for us looking good, cool this morning, mid 40s, but the capacities in st. pete. high pressure dominating our pattern but there's the low. the tail end of the front will usher in very cold temperatures saturday night and sunday morning. there you see the ribbon of very little moisture with it, just clouds really passing through late saturday night. and then the cold air comes in, and it won't be a calm wind kind of cooling. this will be cold air pushing in on a gusty northwest wind and that'll temperatures by sunday morning in the lower 40s. we'll have wind chills in the 30s, so bundle up. the last few fronts have cooled us off

the atlas 5 rocket along with the goesr payload. finally took off after nasa took the liftoff down to twier. there were a lot of people around just ready to check out a great great liftoff here. we had folks all around the area waiting including scientists and engineers that all came from colorado to look at this thing lift off. and what happened is once we got to the launch window, there are a few problems and anomaly problems they had to take care of and ranging problems but they got those ironed out and everything was a go and they lifted off in the last-minute of the launch window that they had. so finally it just took off and the liftoff was incredible. because it was in the later portion of the hour, the sun had set. and everything was dark and when it lifted off we had this big glow. it was a lot brighter than everybody was anticipating. a big glow as the together jumped off now if you're been following our stories, the reason this is so important to colorado is there's a lot of colorado connections. lockheed martin built the