i was filling out my landing card to arrive in bombay, and he kind of looked over and he asked for help with his, so we got to talking and he said, "so what are you going to do over there?" i said, "i'm going to go live there." he kind of looked at my american passport and he looked at me and this data point that i was going to go live there, and he almost thought that i had made a kind of ticketing mistake, and he was, like, "no, no, no, we're all trying to go that way." >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) >> you know, and i... in a way, i didn't yet have the vocabulary to tell him, because i hadn't seen this new india up close yet, that the world is changing, and the world of... the assumptions with which he came of age and that he had in old age, that india was a better place to depart, were giving way to new assumptions, and that's happening country by country all around the world. >> hinojosa: there's something that you did in your book, which is a beautiful book. it's called india calling: an intimate portrait of a nation's remaking, and it really is very intimate. this is your story, your

those quakes struck near bombay beach along the sultan sea. that lake sits on the san andreas fat north of san diego. usgs is -- fault north of san diego. usgs is saying those quakes measured 1.4 to 4.3. there is the possibility of a major earthquake through october 4th. >>> a firefighter was taken to the hospital by ambulance this afternoon. he hurt his knee battling a blaze in the santa cruz mountains. he is the second firefighter injured on the front lines and tonight we're learning even more homes have been destroyed. the loma fire has now burned 12 homes. fire containment is now up to 50%. our andria borba is on the scene. ns -- >> reporter: messages of gratitude dot summit road tonight. beyond the land drawn signs there are hillsides that look like fall foliage in its full glory. in reality it's retardant painting hylashields with the colors of fire season. >> -- hillsides with the colors of fire season. >> it's hard. i've lived up here the last third years and never had it this bad. it's hard to see it like. this. >> reporter: then ther

cg: pablo ampuero/sismolog o cal tech precisamente en esta area conocida como bombay beach.ana se registraron mas de 200 movimientos teluricos. inq: el sismlogo robert graves dijo que cada 150 200 anos seda terremoto fuerte y nos encontramos en esa ventana de tiempo por eso no le sorprendera si sucediera.uede pn 50 anos no hay forma de predecir eso exactamente. cg: rober graves/sismologo usgs de california pero el interes se ha generado, que los sensores fueron instalados en 1932 que se destae temblores. inq: los expertos dicen que ape han dado eso no significa que se va a dar un terremoto de 7.5 grados o mayor sobre la falla de san andres. inclusive que todo esto solo aumento las posibildades de un terret mayor en .006% a .2 % o sea casi no afecto nada cg: raymond mesa sin embargo la oficina de servicios de emergencia de california emitio una advertencia a residentes en tod condados del sur de califoria de la posibiliad dquee registreun terremoto de mayor. entre hoy y hasta el 4 de octubre. inq: toda la ayuda que puede existir. y hoy precisamente funcionarios del condado pr

more than 200 earthquakes were recorded last week near bombay beach. that's the most we've seen since the sensors were installed in 1932. nevertheless, the news is concerning to some who are questioning if a major earthquake may be on the way... <<< ((shakala alvaranga)) an unusual earthquake warning ... is prompting action in southern california. (("it's not going to be a magnitude 2 earthquake. it's going to be an earthquake the chances are now diminishing: they're as high as 1 in 100 and as low as 1 in 3,000 for a 7.0 magnitude quake. but experts say the region is long over due for a major earthquake. (("we could get some aftershocks that we may feel in this direction. it depends on the magnitude that southern california feels.")) ((shakala alvaranga)) sam palmer says the work to track and monitor plates, faults and patterns ... is ongoing. his team is working on a fault characterization sty "it'll take us about 4 years to complete this study. once we have that, we'll have a much a better feel for the magnitude and the potential for earthquakes out

or in photos with his signature bombay sapphire martini with a jalapeno... andf /// >>> let's take a look on the roads with demetria. /// >>> let's send it over to demetria for a check of traffic./// ((demetria obilor)) expect delays in the spaghetti bowl along southbound i-15 springs/spencer intersection... there are lane closures on spencer for the paradise-whitney interceptor project. expect some slow downs. eastern work as an alternate. <<< <<< >>> we all know you have to work together in order to get things done. but in washington, too often joe heck has been part of the problem, putting his party and special interests before nevada. i'm proud of my work with the bush and obama administrations on homeland security. and every bill i sponsored as attorney general was passed by democrats and republicans. i'm catherine cortez masto. essage because i'll work with anyone ((sherry swensk)) >>> good morning, everybody! it's our puppy pigskin picks of the week. good morning, jovie! vi you got here our furry four legged friend this morning. who's with us this mor

he was released through the bombay doors of a b-29 aircraft.d his rocks it plain over rogers dry lake in southern california, shooting to 40,000 feet and exceeding a speed of 662 miles per hour. witnesses reported hearing a strange bang which turned out to be a sonic boom. in this edition of "out of this world," a european spacecraft is gearing up for the final leg of its journey to mars. at around --the european space agencyworld," prepared for a complicated landing wednesday. agency's first probe to attempt the difficult landing since the beagle 2, which finished in 2003. this new rover will test a parachute and retro rocket landing system. it also carries a small instrument package to record wind speed, humidity, pressure, and temperature at the landing site. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." next week we have an all-star lineup of guests, including sean parker. remember, all episodes of "bloomberg technology" are now live streaming on twitter. check us out on @bloomberg tech tv. have a wonderful weekend. ♪ ♪ from our

the hang seng, the bombay sensex and the australia asx200 are up by a percent, give or take there. >>he japanese tanker in manufacturing survey coming out broadly in line. that's helping the nikkei. also, asian markets are playing catch up with friday. they have not enjoyed the post deutsche bank rally we saw around lunchtime in u.s. trade. we'll have a look at broader markets quickly, oil prices are having a good morning. getting close to $50 for wti, we are at 48.70 plus 1%. there was some up and down moves after that deal early last week in algeria. but the conclusion one week later is oil prices are much higher. the dollar, let's have a look at that for the course over the whole month. we were down about .6% and down .5% for the quarter over the broader index for the u.s. dollar. today the bigger mover is the pound slipping 1%. it's at 1.2874. theresa may over the weekend saying the brexit will be invoked by first quarter next year. oil prices right now are a little higher, plus 0.09%. >> just a bit higher. among the top corporate stories, deutsche bank has rumors swirling about a

> last night sox tied the jays, mookie betts with the tying run, craig kimbrel even worse, dalton bombay pitcher to third and ezekiel in, 3-4 the aaron sanchez at fenway, depending what happens, the indians may have to play a make up game on monday to decide home advantage with the red sox. >>> the chance to meet and greet with david ortiz at 47th big papi pop up shop on yawkey way. i got the chance to talk one-on-one with big papi. here's what he told me about his relationship with tom brady. >> tom brady is a special man. in a way the the people that know them as a person, know that he's a player to get to know from his leadership. >> reporter: lots of david ortiz former teammates expected for today's 2:00 final. papi send off at fenway. and you can help support ortiz's foundation by purchasing one of these limited edition paintings signed by ortiz and by artist peter max. go to rocks foundation.org/ortiz to learn more. have a great sunday, everybody, 11:30 tonight, for sunday night update you on that breaking news out of yarmouth where two people were killed in a violent crash between

work and last year he was conferred the coveted distinction alumnus award by the indian institute of bombay and is the only event off the google such an honor. with that thank you, panel, and i will turn over to george. [applause] >> thank you your what we want to do is have as much of a conversation as possible first amongst ourselves up here and then would you all do basically draw out a number of the dilemmas in this area and to help identify what other questions that might be the most worth pursuing, as different countries and different actors move down this agenda. so to start i want to ask general panwar to build on what david said it. certainly there must be other drivers beyond the with numerical asymmetries it would make autonomous systems attractive to a military come into a government in terms of problems that they advantages. can you give us your perspective of what are the attractions of autonomy in this space? >> i will start by saying can't get away from the fact our weapons are meant to destroy and kill. but they destroy and kill, supposed to kill defense potential, military