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your molecutronic gun emits beta rays. is this can detect those rays several miles off. once i get a reading. if you get a reading. listen, u.n.c.l.e. must have a wawa of getting a message to thrush. tell them i'll pay millions to get my invention back. they wouldn't be interested. make the offer. they'd take your money and then kill you. now please, let's do it my way. only you know the wavelengths of your molecutronic gun. please set these gauges to correspond exactly with those wavelengths. that shohod do it. thank you. the breaking of the thrush c ce, mr. kuryakin, seems to be paying off extremely well. the latest message we've intercepted calls for a rendezvous with their agents here. vinegar wells. yes. it's a, uh, desert community. but that's one of their rendezvous points. from there, the thrush agents have been directed to proroed to a testing area. with a molecutronic gun? oh, undoubtedly. ch a full-scale attack. so, uh, find that testing area, mr. kuryakin. am i disturbing you? just help yourself. self-service. oh. this vinegar wells? yeah. if you'd gone five

stardate 3156.2-- while orbiting planet beta 3 trying to find some trace of the starship archon that disappeared here a hundred years ago, a search party consisting of two enterprise officers were sent to the planet below. mr. sulu has returned, quires but in a highly agitated mental state. i beam down with an additional search detail. materialization completed. kirk out. the expression on that man's face, the mindlessness, vacant contentment. like sulu. if everybody on this planet is like him... let's go. joy to you, friends. joy to you. you be strangers. come for the festival, are you? yes. got a place to sleep it off yet? go around to reger's house. he's got rooms... but you'll have to hurry. it's almost the red hour. it starts at 6:00? tula, these folks come for the festival. yoyo daddy can put them up, can't he? you're from the valley? we've, uh, just arrived. my father will be glad to put you up, though. it's right over there. [clock bell tolls] aah! tula, come! i'm sorry to break in on you like this. we didn't expect that kind of a welcome. e strangers? yes, that's right. we'r

stardate 3158.7-- the enterprise is preparing to leave beta 3 in starsystem c-111. sociologist lindstrom is remaining behind with a party of experts who will help restore the planet's culture to a human form. marvelous. what? the late landru, captain, a marvelous feat of engineering-- a computer capable of directing the lives of millions of human beings. but only a machine, mr. spock. the original landru programmed it with all his knowledge, but he couldn't give it his wisdom, soul, mr. spock. predictably metaphysical. i prefer the concrete, the graspable, the provable. you would make a splendid computer, mr. spock. that is very kind of you, captain. captain... mr. lindstrom from the surface. yes, lindstrom. just wanted to say goodbye, captain. how's it going? couldn't be better. already this morning, we've had half a dozen domestic quarrels and two genuine knock-down drag-outs. it may not be paradise, but it's certainly human. how often mankind has wished for a world as peaceful and secure as the one landru provided. yes. and we never got it. will those do to our w

set course for colony beta 6. ott. full power, sir. emergency warp at the earliest possible moment, mr. sulu. standing by to warp, sir. shall i make a full report to spacefleet command, sir? not yet. they may trace our beam. wait until we're well out of range. can we know what his range is, captain? we can take an educated guess-- at the point we first entered their solar system. instruments clear, sir. good. [exhales] may i take a moment to change? yes, i think you might. turn in your glass slippers, the ball is over. gladly, captain. a.g. section. we're bringing only 4.5 here. can you confirm? we have to get it down to .8. large body ahead. collision course. hard to port, mr. sulu. that was the planet gothos, captain. gothos! mr. sulu, have we been going in circles? gothos again, captain. hard over, mr. sulu. cat and mouse game. with us as the mouse. there it is again, dead ahead. 90 degrees to starboard, mr. sulu. turning, captain. now veering aftwards. adjust. turn completed and still accelerating toward the planet. or it toward us

now, there's beta here right? more beta than the market. about a 1.2. you expect an overshoot russell at the top and undershoot on the bottom and here we have yet another overshoot. so from low to high it's up 16% versus the s&p up 6. the question is having gone 15 days in a row, having reached an overbought condition on the rsi, how much upside is there? i think there's more and the stats suggest that, but it's all in the context of this. peak performance for the russell 2,000 was in january of 2014. january 15, january 16. we're about to be january 17. this index while it's making all-time highs is nowhere near to its relative high. any further progress will simply be getting it back in line with the s&p, which is to say it's been a disaster of a pick. no alpha by being in small cap versus large and probably a little bit more catch-up before it's done. >> okay. so more catch-up here. should we invite carter over? >> that's a lot to digest. >> maybe guy can teach him how to get on amazon. >> the price is right. come on down. >> come on down. >> handsom

gentry, david rank: ensign starfleet service number 9-9-beta-3-2-7-8 planet of origin: earth. we're not interested in your knowledge of human culture. we're not part of your re-creation. i'm captain janeway of the federation starship voyager. i'm from earth. you're not. gentry, david 9-9-beta-3-2-7-8. doctor... what are you doing? i need a sample of your dna. why? since you won't tell us who you are we have no choice but to find out for ourselves. you won't be harmed. gentry to headquarters. security alert! we've disabled your combadge. no! don't touch me. disease! humans! ( groaning ) it appears he's released a cellular toxin into his bloodstream. he's dead. captain's log, supplemental: until we know exactly what's going on i'm keeping voyager concealed behind a class-three moon. chakotay: federation council, astrophysics the quantum cafe. computer, return to time index 4228. that's boothby. captain? the head groundskeeper at starfleet academy. when i was a cadet he used to give me fresh roses for my quarters. it's safe to assume this individual is not boothby. whoever they a

14 beta? that part of the message is too degraded to recover. captain, i've found a spatial grid. janeway: they've marked a set of coordinates. maybe starfleet wants us to proceed to that location. maybe. there's only one way to find out. we're approaching the coordinates. take us out of warp, scan the vicinity. i am picking up a vessel. janeway: on screen. the warp signature is starfleet. you okay? i just wish we didn't have to sell mom's piano. i know how hard she and dad worked to save for it. i know she wanted to keep it in the family. i know, but we need to pay for her funeral, the medical bills ... without life insurance to help, i don't see any other way. i'm worried i'll leave my kids in the same position. why? don't you have life insurance? besides, i don't think i could even get covered with my recent health. you know, massmutual has a new policy called guaranteed acceptance life insurance. steve and i got covered, and it was affordable. i don't want to go through a long application process just to get turned down. it's one phone call, and you're guaranteed to be accepte

i had to go marry a phi beta kappa. (audience laughing) don't you worry, sweetie, you're gonna be just great at the greek grotto tomorrow night. (audience cheering) (lively exotic music) perhaps, you will enter our exotic dance contest, mrs. crabtree? - no mrs. crabtree, we're just here to watch. - you know, this is a nice room. i think it'd be fun to enter the exotic dance contest. - honey, are you kidding? we shouldn't even be here. did you take a look at that dancer? - mm-hmm, whatever. - whatever? don't you think she was little on the side? - well during the greek festivals-- - oh honey, would you stop with the greek. it's all greek to me. - i'm gonna have a marvelous time. - hello, mr. heckendorn, this is alexander. to close the grotto? he's here. yes, with his wife, i thought you ought to know. oh, absorba is going over to their table. they are very friendly, mr. heckendorn. i think you better come over here right away. yes, thank you. - let me look at you, the son of my old friend, and you, the wife of the son of

over here the beta portilin system-- the ancient civilizations. archaeologists have given us information lavinius 5 was swept by mass insanity, then pheta signi 12. the last was ingriam b, two years ago. and next in line-- deneva. bones, what's your theory about the cause of all this? there is no medical or scientific cause for what happened on those planets, jim. but it follows a definite pattern-- a systematic progression from planet to planet. captain, we're picking up a ship on our sensors, he'll burn up. plot an interception course, mr. sulu, warp factor 8. lieutenant uhura, try to contact that ship. aye, aye, sir. ship is a one-man vessel of denevan configuration, captain. he does not seem to be out of control. his course is straight for the sun. scotty, tractor beams? out of range, sir. denevan ship, this is the "u.s.s. enterprise." can you reverse your course? acknowledge. [static] captain, we'll get too close to the sun. keep closing. denevan ship, reverse your course. do you hear me? reverse your course! [static] outer hull temperature n

i champagne was then poured into a glass at the top of a pyramid beta of 6,000 champagne glasses. as the champagne flowed down the pyramid, santa flipped the switch on thousands of lights, making the site even more spectacular. >> often turn out. when you have nice weather or if the broncos are playing were not playing, it really kind of floors 4-7 are open to the general public and if you look behind me they are just have to. >> spectators had to buy a ticket to witness the cascade from the hotel's second floor. more than $12,000 or race. all of it will be donated to the next year's objective, a veteran for an organization that helps servicemembers return from combat. to suffer from overdressing in orange? does the thought of that make you blue? >> i know a few people who might be suffering from broncos fever after the break. we will explain how entering a video contest rainout could be the cure you need. another blast of snow on the while the broncos are away the hackers will play. >> some local computer science students got to spend the weekend at the mile high stadium for a 36

sunflower labs is now accepting participan it plans to start beta tests next year. many families will be missing their loved ones who are deployed overseas during the holidays... but a group of mothers are working to send a piece of home to the military members. the city of henderson and blue star mothers are collecting names for holiday stocking deliveries. they're starting early... because they have a big goal in mind! the group wants to send more than a thousand holiday stockings. collection boxes are now at henderson city hall... recreation centers... and water street district if you have a name in mind... we have the blue star mothers link on fox five vegas dot com. just click on the links section. we've heard of the 1993 yearbook photo predicting the cubs winning the world series. now -- there's another eerie prediction. what a twitter user posted... nearly two years ago about the game. the desert is where bad guys go when they want to make evidence disappear. but hiding the evidence won't help danny tarkanian. sure, he can bury all those property taxes he ski

right. ...i am ready to beta test. [ chuckles ] wow. now, what's all that about? oh, well, i can show you that. uh, you see, there is a small control group, okay, and they will have access to your product. and you can see what aspects are working, what parts need to be improved, and then that's -- that's all you have there. [ muffled ] that is ama-- i mean, it's... oh, yeah. if -- if you ever want, please, come by the garage tomorrow. i can -- i can show you. i would love t-- i go to check 'cause i got a thing with the thing, but, uh, yeah, maybe i'll do that. i'll look into that. it sounds great. all right. fantastic. thank you, mr. gable. you have a lovely night. mm-hmm. [ chuckles ] he ate my pie. ? i am not your ordinary guy ? mr. gable, happy all hallow's eve. wow.

original peach emoji which looks much like a rear end.the look was changed earlier this month in the beta one update but revearsed it to it's unicode constorium creates the emojis but fixes can be made by apple. marty's back to the future shoes can be yours! -- for 720 s dollarswhen you put your foot in the shoe it lights up... and a pressure sensor will $720. when you put your foot in the shoe, it lights up and a pressure sensor makes the strap tighten and the laces on the front are actually just for he might be wearing those. you cannot see his feet in front of the green screen. >>> today and tomorrow are the days to get out and put the holiday decorations out as we will be in the upper 50s to mid- 60s. cedar rapids, 57. iowa city, 57. waterloo, 56. down to 53 tonight at 9:00. only into the 40s and 50s overnight wishes normal for the average daytime temperature. the satellite radar is quiet. partly cloudy skies overnight tonight. more good stuff tomorrow. temperatures in the 70s tomorrow. waterloo, 63. iowa city, 65. washington, 66. breezy and mild in the 70s tomorrow. loud then showers

right. ...i am ready to beta test. [ chuckles ] wow. now, what's all that about? oh, well, i can show you that. uh, you see, there is a small control group, okay, and they will have access to your product. and you can see what aspects are working, what parts need to be improved, and then that's -- that's all you have there. [ muffled ] that is ama-- i mean, it's... oh, yeah. if -- if you ever want, please, come by the garage tomorrow. but, uh, yeah, maybe i'll do that. i'll look into that. it sounds great. all right. fantastic. thank you, mr. gable. you have a lovely night. mm-hmm. [ chuckles ] he ate my pie. ? i am not your ordinary guy ? mr. gable, happy all hallow's eve. wow. i got to say, for the first time, it's a couples' costume. a-and as your daughter comes downstairs, everything will come into focus. oh, yeah. razor sharp. what happened? you were supposed to be an egg. i know. i tried it, babe. but it made me look dumpy, and i couldn't see through the yolk. wonderful. we are the classic combination -- bacon and princess. jack, sara, let's go.

over here the beta portilin system-- the ancient civilizations. archaeologists have given us information

moving on schedule into quadrant 904, beta 6... is 8 days distant. something,r. sck? unusual, captain. i'm now getting a sizable space displacement reading. can you verify that, navigator? no, sir. forward sweeps are negative. wait. verified, sir. we must be in some sort of light warp or we would've picked it up earlier. put it on visual. iron silica body, planet size-- magnitude 1-e. we'll be passing close. inconceivable this body has gone unnoted on all our records. and yet, here e is. no time to investigate. science stations, gather data for computer b bks. uhura, notify the discovery on subsprae a strong interference on subspspe, captain. let's get out of its range. veer 40 degrees to starboard, mr. sulu. 40 degrees. sulu! mr. spock, they're gone! emergency! put in reverse power! the final frontier. of the starship enterprise. its five-year mission-- to explore strarae new worlds... to seek out new life and new civilizations... to boldly go ship's log-- star date 2124.5. rst officer spock we are orbiting the lone unrecorded planet in the star desert. for four hour

the students were headed to a state convention for the national beta club. no word on what led to the crash. a u-s marshals deputy is shot and killed..... while serving a warrant on a fugitive.... in georgia. deputy commander patrick carothers was entering a mobile home.... when he was shot twice. was killed... when authorites returned fire. carter was wanted for several crimes..... including attempted murder of police officers and domestic violence. nats - "yeah i've been here a few times before." we're now learning the arizona police officer.. caught on camera punching a woman in the face.. was wearing a body camera at the time but turned it off the officer claims the woman kicked him before he hit her.. which she denies. the officer is on administrative leave pending a new at -5-... -3- lawsuits against trump university will be settled.... for -25- million dollars... according to the new york attorney general. eric schneiderman called it..... a "stunning reversal" of president-elect donald trump's position. the settlement covers a suit..... in new york...

you want to beta what do we read into what happens now? >> so here's where we are right now. the window is closing for both campaigns to introduce any new arguments. and they have both settled on closing messages that have been effective. hillary clinton and her super surrogates, including the president and mrs. obama, are prosecuting a case against trump's temperament, his character, calling him unfit to serve. but trump has also landed on a closing message that was successful for him in the primaries, that people, that it's time for something different, that it's time for an outsider. he finds himself on offense. the problem as we talked about last night is the map and the math. and the path for him is dem graphically and structurally very difficult. >> all right, nicole, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> a program note, our election night coverage begins at 7:00 eastern time, 4:00 pacific. decision night in america, we hope you'll join us on tuesday. >>> we turn now to a tragic day for u.s. forces overseas. two american service members were killed, four while supporti

beta max. >> here we go. that's the last child welfare on the map. in this situation whoever gets the most squares is the winner. it comes down to this. it's you and matt. >> my buddy matt. obama in an election? >> bill dailey. >> i believe... i disagree. >> you disagree waen that you are correct. it was bobby rush. the only fellow that beat barack obama in an election. that's five x's to four o's. chini is the winner of round two. thank you for joining us. see you again next week. [clapping] >>>lots of fun. i hope brad liked his home version. it's fun. >> makes far popular gift this time of year. maybe not as popular as the craze in california. >> the apple iphone 7? >> no. >> roku express. fun viewing. >> wrong again. >> it's california i'm sure it's not the trump hats. >> you're right about that after the election. what do you get the person who has everything? in california, you can now give the gift of marijuana. >> it's healthy, wholesome, enjoyable, good for the holidays. it helps you deal your family! san francisco medical marijuana dispensar

for "the national beta club". no word..... on what led to.... the accident. new york attorney general eric schneiderman says his lawsuit.. and two others against trump university.. will be settled for 25 million dollars. a statement released by his office says in part.. "donald trump fought us every step of the way.. filing baseless charges and modest amounts of compensation for the victims of his phony university. today.. that all changes." the settlement also covers two class-action suits lawsuit filed in california. president obama is blocking new oil and gas drilling in the arctic ocean.. but it will be allowed to go forward in an area southwest of anchorage. obama's action applies for the next 5-years.. but donald trump can begin the process of reversing it in a matter of weeks when he's sworn-in. presidentob drilling in the atlantic ocean earlier this year. a teenager is behind bars tonight.. accused of firing several shots into a neighbor's home. but there's still one thing police are trying to figure out. plus... an oprah winfrey network worker is sui

last month a russian web site leaked images of instagram beta software that included a live feature. so stay tuned. >> samsung might be working on a phone that you a wallet. check out these patent application sketches. the application is written in korean but it appears to feature a bendable screen and hinge similar to what you find on microsoft notebooks. it cites rumor that the phone might really exist already and could be available for sale early next year. >>> if your child ran up a big bill with amazon through in app purchases you may be getting that money back. a federal judge says amazon has to set up a process to reimburse parents for purchases the refunds process should start early next year. >>> back in 2014 the feds accused amazon of making in app purchases too easy for kids leading to $86 million in un authorized charges. >>> you know black friday is a big deal in the u.s. but today is a much bigger shopping day in china. they call it singles day. china's biggest online retailer ali what what shattered records. u.s. dollars sure passed en midnight china time sales reach $

that's been my energy play essentially in terms of the beta. keep going.here's always a pullback. >> we prefer energy to the other materials. we were buying energy back in january. we went back to neutral in july. some of the base metal, some of the bulk commodity names have just run so far on chinese stimulus that ultimately early next year it will really start to fade. in the optical of the stimulus package right now, it will fade in q1 next year. on top of that you have monetary policy tightening in the u.s. u.s. dollar liquidity coming out of the rest of the world. that's just a clean energy commodity. >> trading is driving up copper prices. >> and we're actually -- we're short at the moment on the back of that speculation. it's drifb. we know that this stimulus is going to be -- we know the u.s. dollar liquidity is out. that's going to impact all commodities, including oil, but oil, as we know, the supply fundamentals are clear and a lot better than they were yesterday. >> speaking of this conversation, one analyst is making a pretty big call today on

the inflows into the beta industry.t's now hundreds of billions, and most of these funds end up with the same stocks which the ones you're talking about as big weightings and so they're going to be more sensitive than they used to be to swings and sentiment like, oh, this week we hate the dividends. last week we love the dividends. if you are a smart investor and you are someone who is focused laser-like on individual names like jim is, it's a great opportunity when you see those flows. >> procter had a great quarter. they were great. >> verizon orn has done a phenomenal job in diversifying the business. another name, everyone photograph about jm smucker. >> they turned that away because of the dog food war. 127. >> dog food war. 127. long-term. i think that's a tremendous dunt. >> some of the things are over bought. it's hard to look at some of these sectors and say should i chase? maybe it's time to go -- >> i know that people trade up. right? how do you get the dogs to trade up? what do you do? >> you give them coffe

you hear about smart beta -- that's very novel in today's day and age. >> can you talk about how you go about picking these names and how important that is to to be concentrated? >> basically i have a watch list of about maybe 70 or 80 companies that i consider very high quality companies. companies that i know have consistent operating histories, strong roe, usually very good balance sheets. just consistent histories up. increasing dividend sales, revenues, and if there's some transient reason, i look that the shares fall, that it just is going below what it ought to be. at the end of the year i'll make that change and i'll go in and snap it up, and i like to keep -- you don't need to be overly -- people make the mistake. >> i think the point you make is an interesting one and sort of the bigger picture one. many of them publicly traded and have no etf exposure, even the ones with the etf exposure. it throws into question what people are paying for. people gravitate -- the pull to etf's could be even stronger if this etf and the way eddie is being compensated trickles down to other

the 120, 99 were phi beta kappa. gerald ford graduated in the top 30. gerald ford serves in combat in the pacific campaigns, one duty manning the aft station guns. >> lieutenant ford had the qualities to act. this requires leadership of a very high order. the day-to-day work, the maintenance, the routine, that's what you have to have, so when the crisis comes you can meet it. this particular occasion, we were attacked by japanese torpedo bombers. two of them penetrated the destroyer screen. the torpedos missed. ford didn't miss. he fired and they went down. >> in 1948, lieutenant commander ford leaves the campaigns of war for the campaigns of politics. congressman ford wins reelection 12 times. politics and marriage began together for jerry ford. he married betty during his first campaign. >> when you're a congressman and dedicated to your work, you work hard at the job. and every two years, you work hard to keep it by campaigning. when he was home -- >> but jerry ford found time for family. he had grown up in a loving environment. together, he and bett

. >> beta be to the cats. that is only thing going on about this week. >> it is intense. >> this week is all that matters. >> it gives me goosebumps thinking about it. >> it is a game that we had marked on the calendar all year. >> how is the team looking. is momentum higher like intensity. >> coach popped out that you better be the big cat and you know it's going down this week. wanted but we can still get to a ballgame. >> what is your favorite memory playing throughout these years against them. >> deftly getting the hit. you get a hit the other two and anytime you get a hit those guys is a great moment. he tried to make it a punishing hit every time you do that. >>> it is going down tomorrow night at 7:30. look for my live report from tucson at 4:00 and 5:00 and 6:00 tomorrow. >>> thanksgiving dinner may be done and football games for now maybe over but for some of the night is just getting started. black friday holiday really all on its own practically. to going full force right now all across the country.

seeing an increase in drug-facilitated sexual assault-- not just roofies, but antianxiety medications, beta-blockers.

. >> beta or >> stop, both of you. it's only funny because it's true. >> everybody is doing it now. >>> coming up next in sports is it time to get a little concerned about the lightning just nine games into the season? >> the bucs don't have long to turn things around from sunday's frustrating loss. dan lucas finds out one area the coach must improve in our exclusive one on one interview. he needs to get a dvr still. >> remember this year's heart go to www.wfla.com/heartwalk under state attorney mark ober's watch, rape and sexual assault are on the rise. ober is not just ineffective, he declined to prosecute a man who forced a girl into sexual slavery, even blamed the victim. ober: she was with him voluntarily. our community deserves new leadership. andrew warren, an experienced prosecutor, including gun violence, rape, and domestic abuse. andrew warren for state attorney. i moved on her like a [bleep]. you can do anything. grab them by the [bleep] we have to make sure that donald wins this election. no we don't. marco

engineering console 16 beta. captain? seven's going into stasis whether she likes it or not. she's down, captain. paris: captain... we're at the threshold. report. it's just spatial turbulence. seven, wake up. seven of nine. wake up. ( groaning ) field. you are damaged. it's just a scrape. the crew? our hull is demomocularizing. do wormholes do that? no... they don't. return to your quarters while i assess the s suation. but i can help. my mom says two heads are better than one. isn't that the borg philosophy, too? simplistic, but accurate. please... i don't want to be alone. neelix! oh, neelix. neelix. we must keep moving. naomi wildman. we will return for him. no. so, where are we? i have restored partial systems. bioplasmic discharges a vast network of n nral pathways. ararst i've seen-- over 2,000 kilometers in diameter. what are you doing? my e elier scans revealed a vessel. i'm trying to find it again. somebody else is stuck here? possibly. there. it's heavily damaged, but still functioning. alien vessel, respond. this is the starship voyager. please respond. i told you

computer: activate regeneration cycle alcoves beta and gamma. yes. thank you. we must regenerate. collective: a borg proximity signal has been detected. origin: unimatrix 325, grid 006. captain... the drone transmitted a borg proximity signal. wake him. you contacted the collective. no. you deactivated my transceiver two days ago. it appears your cranial implants have adapted and created a secondary transceiver. a borg fail-safe device. precisely. have you detected any vessels? long-range sensors picked up a transwarp conduit. a ship is approaching. time to intercept? approximately three hours. the borg? yes. i wish to meet them. i think it's time you showed our drone what the borg are all about. the borg have assimilated thousands of species. correct. what becomes of those species? their neural pathways are restructured e." their bodies are augmented with cybernetic technology. they become "drones." i wish to experience the hive mind. if you did that, you'd no longer be unique. the borg would destroy your individuality. and that is... undesirable. very. the borg are the most dest

. >> reporter: san francisco-based beta band relies on crowd funding to make it to production.item must reach a financing goal before the designers roll it out as this high-tech crowd marvelled at fashion tech wonders like body marbling. it was clear, this night inspired artists and engineers alike. >> even though the majority of the designs were just for show, designers here in silicon valley have sold their clothes to fashion-forward celebrities like lady gaga, missy elliot and madonna. aditi roy, san francisco. >> i have dibs on the light-up headdress. >> and the heart monitor, if it stops working, you could start to worry. >> that does it for "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm sue herera. thanks for joining us. >> thanks from me, as well. i'm tyler mathisen. have a great evening, everybody. we'll see you back here tomorrow night after game seven. sethi: coming up on "quest," a new kind of hybrid hits the streets... cotter: it is electric -- solar electric -- and it is incredibly fun. sethi: then, can bugs help to feed our growing population? man: insects are one of

the high school students were headed to tennessee to the state convention for national beta club. another bus was september to pick up the uninjured students. no word yet on what led to that crash. one person is in custody and another in hospital after a crash. the car crashes right into the aptm you can see that big hole that happened late this morning. the build zig-zagging was right there, take a look the car went through there. big hole in the side of the build zig-zagging there. >> reporter: and ohio teen arrested for shooting at his neighbor's house all captured on facebook live. so the 15-year-old boy waived around a rifle and hand gun shooting at his neighbor's house out that window. was inside at the him and she was terrified. >>> it's awful that, that's being an idiot. it's scary. you can't be if your own home andy lacks. police are now trying to figure out how the teen got those guns. >> anchor: a california company is working on a breathalyzer that could be useful for spotting someone under the influence of marijuana. the berklee based company has been working chemist

graduated phir beta kappa in english and american literature. since then, she has been a loyal alumni anded supporter of the university. we are appreciative of the allegiance you have shown to the university in the succeeding decades. mid-1950's to the late 1950's, playboy was crucial in jumpstarting the careers of three major comedians. morts all, dick groat agree, and of course, lenny bruce. playboy played an extra new role in the transformation of american economy away from a personal towards effort at pursuing truth, and in that sense, there is a historic role here that they have played in that particular change towards something that would indeed alter the direction really of american economy, and pursue it in directions that would allow the understanding really have perhaps uncomfortable truths, racial or sexual come a weather political. and finally, the argument for christie hefner as our keynote speaker is also the sense that her own career, both in philanthropy and her own politics, has also represented a gallant dedication to both the

having plaques of beta in the brain is somehow on the path of developing alzheimer's.nd the question is what do you do? the plaques begin to appear on the brain 20 years before you actually get alzheimer's. and then when you begin to show signs, what you try to do is somehow reduce the burden and hope it works. what they tried to do is try to remove them out and that's not good enough to give you a meaningful effect on the patient. however, there was signs of a positive effect that lilly referred to in the press release and the appearance on the show. and now two more attempts to try to target the same approach in different i wa different ways. one is inhibitors that try to prevent the formation of beta. >> can you slow down for one second. let's translate for one second. plaque in the brain is a characteristic of alzheimer's. you can either stop it from growing in the first place, you can try to bind it and isolate it once it is there, or you can try to remove it. and this one tried to isolate it and sort of detoxify it. do we think because of the failure of this to s

i want alpha and beta teams to search for survivors. tell sick bay to stand by for heavy casualties. naomi? naomi? computer, locate naomi wildman. clever. sume program "flotter, trevis and the ogre of fire." program ready. commander, i'm reading duranium alloys. i believe it i i the shuttle. approximately 80 meters beneath this rubble. life signs? none. o we cannot t am the crew out. maybe we can transport the entire ship to the shuttle bay. through 50 kilotons of benomite? chakotay to voyager. janeway here. we think we've found the shuttle but we need to dig it out. have all teams rendezvous at my coordinates. acknowledged. phaser drills here and here. but, hey, b'elanna, look on the bright side. and you'll never have to watch another chapter of captain proton again. warning: life support at critical levels. don't mind the computer. she's just jealous that i'm spending my last few minunus talking to you. so long. ( beepinin ) it's your turn. i... i h hen't thought what to say yet. tuvok, why don't you go next? computer, begin recording

volunteer for beta squad; they're the best team. you'll learn a lot from them. i will. thank you. when you mentioned commander chakotay's name she flushed. he did the same when he saw her. what are you saying? i suspect the commander and kellin are engaged in a courtship ritual. it seems an unnecessary and complicated precursor to the act of procreation. (chuckles) i know you think so but trust me, some people need those rituals. it's... it's usually considered a good idea if two people get to know each other a little before they become... intimate. ortable. uh, you spend some time together, you laugh, you talk. and that makes it easier to... to get closer. but the end result is the same, is it not? well, i guess so. then i fail to see what is accomplished by all the talk. seven, if you don't get it, i can't explain it to you. i should have known. they must have gotten somebody on board during the battle. you're jumping to conclusions. no. there's a tracer; he's come for me. that broken vase was a warning. we'll protect you. i'm not going to let anything happen to you. it's too la

original peach emoji which looks much like a rear end.the look was changed earlier this month in the beta one update but revearsed it to it's origianal unicode constorium creates the emojis but fixes can be made by apple. it's right now it's degrees in coming up next, a tution hike by the board of regents could at longhorn, tonight's special: great steak pairings. baby back ribs, or parmesan crusted chicken. you can't fake steak. here's a look at some of the other things going on around eastern iowa on this wednesday morning... a state representative is advocating for the board of regents to extend their in order to help students budget.the board has been seeking a two percent increase in tuition in the next two academic years.students at the university of northern iowa said they support the idea but are more concerned with the two percent increase for next year. the u-s army has selected rockwell collins to be a collaborator for the architecture implementation process deomonstration.the a-i-p-d is in the process the a-i-p-d is in the process of helping to improve on the future vertical l

the students from a high school were headed to the tennessee state convention for the national beta club. another bus was sent to pick up the uninjured students. no word on what led to the accident. crazy video of a fire at a pallet yard in perris california on friday morning! it's about 2 hours southeast of l-a.... it quickly burned about 2-acres firefighters reported "multiple explosions from propane within the compound." according to fire officials no one was injured. the cause is unknown. and in news out of kansas.. the f-b-i is now involved in the search for a missing newborn in wichita, kansas. authorities say the child's mother was shot to death sometime yesterday afternoon at their apartment. her boyfriend called police when he came home from work and found her dead. police say they have been in contact with the girl's father....but he is not person of interest at this time. now to that murder mystery in manhattan.... we are learning more now about two men charged in connection with killing the 26 year old,, abc's linzie janis is on the scene with the latest on the investigation.

computer, reactivate medical consultant program beta one. hello, again. my god... what's wrong? that's crell moset. yes. do i know you? he killed my brother, my grandfather hundreds of people. you must be mistaken. it's no mistake. moset performed experiments on living people. thousands of bajorans were killed in his so-called hospital. is this true? no, no. he's... you liar. take it easy, tabor. whoa. he's just a hologram. i'm upsetting him. i should go. i'm sorry about this. ( sighs ) computer, transfer medical consultant program to holodeck two. tabor: i can still remember the sounds his instruments made... the screams of his patients... of chemicals and dead flesh. he operated on my grandfather... exposed his internal organs to nadion radiation. it took six days for him to die. he blinded people so he could study how they adapted exposed them to polytrinic acid just to see how long it would take for their skin to heal. ensign, the man you're accusing cured the fostossa virus. he stopped an epidemic that killed thousands of bajorans. by infecting hundreds of people... old, he

whether the new technology called a pet imaging you can in real time you can determine if patients betased in trial is to figure out you had to have a positive pet scan test to go into study we will see if that technology played a major role here, if it didn't may be back to thedrawing board for beta amyloid ant bodies perhaps could be used down the road. >> everybody is touched by alzheimer's with millions of people suffering from it, there isn't a drug to slow the progression of the disease some treats symptoms but not the slowing the disease yet. >> that is exactly right, that is why these drugs were unique in that they targeted what is called mild patients with alzheimer's some cognition weren't sever a lot of novel mechanisms that are coming out, problem is much earlier stage. >> right. >> prevagen. >> a lot of drugs today there are drugs approved, the issue is that they treat symptoms of the disease for the most part developed for more later stage patients. >> jeff great insights thanks for joining us this morning. >> you are welcome. >> we appreciate it, final thoughts about all-

arise at work and solving problems with communications, ah-ha i know how do that and taking it to beta and delivering it the end users in the world and we have more customers. >> next tuesday that may allow people to understand what you do and i am just going to hand it over to you to tactic about hello vote. >> yeah, hello vote is a neat customer of ours, it is part of our twilio customer base. it helps people get registered to vote and make sure they have not been accidentally removed from the voter's role so you can text in or hit them from facebook messenger, in about less than a minute, you can make sure you are registered to vote and you can get registered to vote. really cool customers of ours and excited to partner with them. >> there are some research, i am not going to mention you guy's name. well, there are a lot of positives, but negative, what's that and obviously, facebook, revenues have continuously to decline. i read it opposite. i read that you were taking on so much business that whoever is a big customer is not going to be per se is big because the pie is growing so

it's not officially release just yet, but apple did make a beta version of its iowa software data availablemetimes feel like that. maybe right now. nicole: coming up, we will hand it over to more names with maria. -- more names with maria or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. . . . lauren: thank you so much for joining us on fbn:am. nicole: good morning to you, maria bartiromo. maria: thank you so much. we are on countdown mode this morning. good morning, everybody, i'm maria bartiromo. six days to go until election day. it is wednesday november 2nd, here your top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. donald trump and hillary clinton going on the attack as they make their very final pitch to voters. >> john podesta, i tell you what, if he worked for me i would fire him so fast, he's such a nasty guy. like the apprentice, john, you're fired. >> if you know -- thinking about donald trump, first of all, stage an intervention. maria: trump is telling americans that they ca

she attended cornell university, was elected to phi beta kappa and graduated first among the women in her class. then harvard law school, one of nine women in the classified hundred. when her fellow when her fellow student and husband marty whom she met on a blind date was diagnosed with cancer she attended class for both of the, took notes, typed her husband's papers and care for both him and their infant daughter. when he recovered and took a job in took a job in new york city she transferred to columbia law school, she became the first woman to become elected to twod major law reviews, columbia and harvard. i saw the picture in the book, the rgb, to woman out of 60 at the harvard law review and they have your picture equally balanced to women among 60 men. type your first integration in a graduate class in columbia. was turned down for united states supreme court clerkship x because she was as a new york times reporter because she was a woman. w if she was discouraged she remained undaunted. as a professor the second woman to join the law faculty at rutgers she founded the woman's