. >>> and her man already has the ring, but -- >> calli has no idea -- >> how he hid his plan in plane sight waiting for that perfect moment. >> well done. very creative. >>> this elephant is about to crash a rhino party. this elephant is near a watering hole in the kruger national park. you're about to see him come upon a sweet thing. a mama rhino and her baby. but it's about to escalate into something not friendly. >> wow. >> the elephant charges the mom and the baby. >> watch out, baby. >> mama puts herself between the elephant and her. >> can't we all just>> you woul. the elephant goes after mom. >> have we ever seen anything like this? >> no, this makes me think i'm watching something prehistoric. >> this cardiac specialist's heart went racing when he saw this. he said the guide there in ten years of doing this work, they have never seen an elephant go after a rhino like that. >> water is in short supply. when your family depends on it, you never know what you will do. >> he also said he is used to indian africans, but the size of this african elephant dwarfs indian elephants. >>

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germany's were region which is specializing in augmented reality implemented the idea is that one calli had come up with their co-founder lease team also created a virtual version of the circus tent to calculate the viewing angles of the audience members and then adjust the animations accordingly. that's a thesis on the elephant to recreate the huge surface of an elephant is a very complex task and we use photos to help with the texture i want another friend also has over 14000 little personal some of these. 50000 question. the holograms were tested in a huge studio at a quarter of their eventual show size. in future they'll be much more interaction and that will be even more interesting element into acrobats will be able to interact directly with the holograms just like an artist makes new arrangements greats new worlds and moves within them. but what do the audiences think is there something missing. but do they think it was about time that real animals left the circus. and i think it's good that there are no more animals because it's not right for them if you really want to see live

communities some pictures capture the somewhat bizarre and the humor of everyday life others moment on callie. because you know a lot of what i have seen is not at all funny i believe that parts of the room have just been left to themselves and it's important to put your finger on this and to show what's being left in a study to. break a science to the. visible here but it is not judging he just wants to show us what captured his attention. that stuff finally we're headed to the beautiful island of sicily to see how utilitarian vehicle evolved into something akin to a storybook on 2 wheels the horse drawn cart is closely linked to the history of the island it was originally used of course to transport wood and agricultural goods and now it's the colorful safeguard of an endangered set of crafts and customs. in the italian town of szekely hundreds of wooden carts with elaborate carvings and paintings moved through the streets. the parade of locals and musicians celebrates the long tradition of wooden carts in sicily before cars came along these carts were the main means of transport on the isl

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that's why some people we talk with earlier today are calli this opportunity of a lifetime. >> i've always liever that you have to go outha and bet you want. so i took the initiative to get up early, come out and try to be the first one, in which ipen to be. it would be an honor ande privilegto work for amazon. it's as big as it gets. >> reporter: amazonop ising to hire about 400 people by the end of the year forrt second qua in crystal city. the event is expected to last until 8:00. back to you in the studio. >>> we'll take you back to that anneeloxru indnt l civoue over e small plane crash, again this crash right near the tipton air. crheisas,ntd i o we had word a short time ago that the two people who were inside that plane are now out cews have one of the persons on the ground, they understand the other person was still about 50 et a tree. again, these are live images from skyfox, you can see the plane and thank guess that the tree tops softened the landing there.eo again, tple who were inside the plane we're told are out. ansa they are , we'll continue to follow throughout the evening

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. >> reporter: clearances son was one of 150 students at callie's there elementary who learned aboute. a food delivery flap. unified school district ever since out hot lunches for kaiser elementary's kindergartners. first and second graders. >>> this is another part of what they district has done to show they really don't care about children parents teachers at the school.>> reporter: in an email to parents the principal rote students who did not bring their lunch had to sit without food while their peers eight. an unfair outcome of a situation over which they had adds insult to injury. a few days after the district voted to close this campus. emerge students and teachers here with lower performing shankle for academy.>> there is no way you can trust ousd to make these important decisions when the day-to-day things we cannot rely on them to do for our kids.>>> we are sorry this happened. >> reporter: a spokesperson said what happened today was simply a mistake. brought on by a lack of staffing any breakdown in communication. he stressed it is not related to the boat to merge kaiser.

. >> for about a month calli had no idea that eddie was a reng arouing around and takin pictures while> nice. >> eddie said he's not a planner. he didn't want to plan something because it would tip her off that he was up to something. he carried the ring around with him until it felt like the right moment. every once in a while he would catch glimpses of the ring and admire it until one time she almost caught him. that's when the idea to document these moments came about. all the pictures are so cute they've gone viral. people are loving them. here she is going straight up the stairs to the ring. she still doesn't see it. >> he doesn't go down to help her with the bike because she's helping with the picture. >> she's thinking a little bit of help would be nice. >> this video, she appears to be getting ready for bed. here is the ring behind her. >> in another video she's in bed and asks her what is this. the thing is she needs her glasses. >> totally playing off the fact that she is a bit blind. >> yes. >> check this out. he got really close. right here, shows on her phone on her belly.

. >> this is the first year calli empowerment event to bring people in the community together.ivors shared inspiring stories and celebrating this ring it took to get here. there was a video launch that featured six women who survived abuse and kidnapping. >> with all that is happening in the world, we need people to get together and support each other. this is an awareness event whether it's medical condition or society. we are together to get the community together.'s >> they wanted attendees to also have found. they had eyelash extensions and hairstyling and a photo shoot for family and friends. and will not create, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a tiny synthetic article known as micro plastic has been located in lake tahoe for the first time. researchers say they were heartbroken by this discovery. they collected water samples at several locations around the lake. micro plastics come from a wide range of projects from water bottles to synthetic clothing. researchers plan to dig deeper into the issue to learn more about the effect it has on the environment. >>> a nice day on the bay ar

a live report from capju moment bay area, millions are rallying today calli climate change. we are live with walkouts planned at bay area schools today. >>> and a wild ride. a delta flight plunges 30,000 feet in just minutes. new this morning, hear from passengers on that flight. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us on this friday morning. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. a look at the forecast, it's going to be nice and cool. >> nice and cool to start this morning but a warmer afternoon so we are going to see a wide range in temperatures from the start of your day to the end. now as we get a live look in dublin, we are seeing some mostly clear skies and a lot of people up and out the door. if you're planning to head to the dublin b.a.r.t. station, low 50s to start and 78 at noon.

>>ba think she cally is a status quo situation people were going into the bait to see if she would have a repeat performance of the first debate were hee just crit. when cre went after joe biden on segregation she had a moment i was a star tuing one she went up and pulled in fundraising and in the second debate she sort of was on dethe nsive, shut some wobbly answers about her policies i think people al wanted to see which one will we see? she wasn't overtly attacking any of her rivals on the age of that she held heshound, and made a point of really repeatedly going after donald trump which i think, a lot of democrats nted to see. she certainly, emerged in this bait unscathed, but not the kind of rake out moment she did ck in june. ú>> it's a great po went after trump we didn't hear a whole lot about in this is a solid strategy for harris? >> pattern of the gets her anywhere, it seems like she was baiting the president to attack her on twitter and tellingly enough, by the time we recordedi this he hasn't respded to her so maybe he feels, she is not worthy enough to marinate on úyou can

. >>> and her man already has the ring, but -- >> calli has no idea -- >> how he hid his plan in planeting for that perfect moment. >> well done. very creative. >>> this elephant is about to crash a rhino party. this elephant is near a watering hole in the kruger national park. you're about to see him come upon a sweet thing. a mama rhino and her baby. but it's about to escalate into something not friendly. >> wow. >> the elephant charges the mom and the baby. >> watch out, baby. >> mama puts herself between the elephant and her. >> can't we all just get along? >> you would hope we would. the elephant goes after mom. >> have we ever seen anything like this? >> no, this makes me think i'm watching something prehistoric. >> this cardiac specialist's heart went racing when he saw this. he said the guide there in ten years of doing this work, they have never seen an elephant go after a rhino like that. >> water is in short supply. when your family depends

de cally you are creating a tact toe registry which is a beto's plan of confiscation. >> we will be here for 45 minutes, which we have done. we will break up. we are around for any questions and ask people individually the questions. thank you so much for being here today. thank you. captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> coming up thursday morning, mcclintock, a member of the committee shares the latest on the investigations of president trump. house foreign affairs member meeks, democrat of new york, discusses trump towards ation policy iran, and political scientist breaking the two party, discussing the need for democracy in the u.s. e sure to watch c-span's washington journal live 7:00 evening thursday morning. join in the discussion. live thursday, the house returns at 10:00 a.m. speec

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de cally you are creating a tact toe registry which is a beto's plan of confiscation. >> we will be here for 45 minutes, which we have done. we will break up. we are around for any questions and ask people individually the questions. thank you so much for being here today. thank you. captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org >> c-span's "washington journal," live with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, california republican --gressman tom lit to talk, tom mcclintock shares the latest on the committee's investigations of president servicesd the foreign leader discusses trump administration policy toward iran and a political scientist and author of "breaking the two-party doom loop" discusses the need for multiparty democracy in the u.s. she spends washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. live thursday, house returns at 10:00 eastern for general speeches on c-span. at noon, members

his mom, callie watkins, says the jordan school district in salt lake county, utah, barred him from attending classes after a disagreement about his diabetes treatment plan. diagnosed before age 2, he requires up to eight insulin injections a day. in a recently filed lawsuit, the family claims the school made several potentially dangerous mistakes with his dosage in 2018. so they requested they be allowed to prepare his diluted insulin and pre-fill the syringes at home. the school district will not allow that, saying pre-filled syringes must be prepared by a pharmacist. >> and the doctors have said this is what he needs to use? >> right. he has doctor's orders that state he needs this with him at all times. utah law says he can carry anything, prescription or non-prescription, but yet they refuse. >> reporter: the lawsuit alleges that due to the school district's refusals to accommodate his disability and medical needs, he has been denied his right to attend school with his non-diabetic peers. nate crippis with the disability law center represents the watkinss. >> it's pretty clear schools ha

transcripts in the national security council director for intelligence programs a/k/a the vomit what i'm calli vault, i'm calling it. abuse of the system. how would anyone, in congress, ho does anyone gets access to this? >> a great question. one thing we talked about earlier, how is congress going to proceed? 0 what tracks do they proceed? they're doing an impeachment inquiry and this issue with the president abusing his power by the ukraines to get dirt on joe biden? with the cover-up, the different vault and so on, sthey surely should, if it's part of the impeachment proceeding they're in the middle of now, it's going to take too long. >> that was your point to the me the other day. so excellent. make it again? how they want to keep this tight so it can roll. >> they need to be focused. right? they don't want it going too far into the election year. pick maybe three or four things and this ukrainian abuse of power is certainly one of them. maybe a couple of instances from the mueller report. talking about maybe the don mcgahn and corey lewandowski obstruction of government and go with quick

there's no uptick yet but people here are more hopeful through this fruit stand and many kind of callie and her brother support their families as well as their mother who can't survive on a pension. no no i don't we haven't seen a change in the market yet i hope it's a talk us passes the tax cuts the previous government was a disaster thank goodness they've gone i hope so pinned on the stepping out. outside the whole women to thank you spoke labor unions mark their presence as they always do with the country's biggest annual trade fair not to oppose government policy but to press even harder for an end to austerity. is giving people hope that after a decade of recession and high taxes he will deliver on his promise of growth for all business and consumer sentiment or as a 12 year high and global markets have given him a vote of confidence greece's cost of borrowing has fallen by 2 percentage points since the election was announced and bitter thank yous is showing he means business his 1st act of parliament created the most powerful secretariat the greek prime minister has ever had to mo

> desjardins: with that exception, it was a civil debate, with candidates raising hands, and often callimon ground. >> a house divided cannot stand. >> desjardins:non emotional texas congressman o'rourke, whose hometown of el paso wa devastated by a mass shooting in august. he trumpeted his call for a tndatory buy-back of assa style weapons, pointing to the bloodshed in his state. to>> hell yes, we are goin take your ar-15, your ak-47. >> desjardins: a night rich in policy, candidates weighed in on a constellation of topics, from education... >> step one, i would appoint a secretary of education who actually believes in education. >> desjardins: ...to race... >> we have more africanrc americs inated today than all the slaves in 1850. we need a plan. >> desjardins: ...to the military. >> i've signed a pledge to end the forever wars. we've en a state of continuous armed conflict for 18 years, which is not what the american people want. >> desjardins:alifornia directly to her would-beoke republican opponent. >> so, president trump, you've spent the last 2.5 years, full-time, trying to sow h

the house of commons voted wednesday against calli ections. ot also voted against leaving the european unin on october 31 without a formal deal. today, at police recruiting event in north england, johnson said an election is nowl essent. brexit, i don't want to go on about this anymore, and i don't want an election at all. i don't want an election at all, butfrankly, i cannot see any other way. the only way to get this thing done, to get this thing moving, is to makehat decision. >> woodruff: johnson's ruling conservatives will try again on monday to win approvaln f new eltions. meanwhile, the primminister's brother, jo johnson, quit his position as a conmervative er of parliament today. he said he was torn between family loyalty and the briterh national it. president trump's middle east envoy, jason greenblatt, has administration. leaving the he was the architect of the president's israeli-peace plan.a but, inot been released, and the palestinians rejected negotiations after mr. trump moved the u.s. embassy to jerusalem and recognized israeli

one was dave in new york city and one was callie benson right here.nd applause] and look at how big the movement is today. look how big it is just in d.c. [cheers and applause] but when we talk about climate change and talk about the climate crisis we cannot forget to involve people of color and marginalized communities in the conversation. because we are fighting for our future. but so many people today are fighting for their present. for their right to live today. tomorrow. the next month and the next year. we need to use the pri ledge of this movement and the privilege of the platform we have gained to elevate the voices of arginalized communs across the world. [cheers and applause] and when we think about people who are affected by climate change, we don't like to think about people in our own ackyard. in d.c., for example, all of our toxic waste and treasure travels across the anacostia river into land gs fills that are systematically placed in communities of color. it is not a coincidence that according to the e.p.a. black americans are three ti

we can't get that because for six months we have not had a domestic agenda because we have cally obsessednia with brexit. i don't know what the parties opposite want, mr. speaker. three times they have been offered a brexit deal. three times they have refused. tonight they are being offered a general election and tonight they are refusing. they cling to a zombie parliament for fear of what will happen when they go to the people. we need a new parliament, mr. speaker, because we need a government with a mandate and a parliament that votes for something positive. from now on, a collection of opposition mp's should be known , frankly, mr. speaker, as a shamble, because we offer leadership. what they offer, god knows. >> thank you, mr. speaker. what the prime minister has put to us is clearly a poisoned chalice. he is like the schoolroom clown who thinks that he can offer something to us, dancing around, blabbering from the dispatch box, but we know who he is. he is a man that has been twice sacked for lying. he clearly is a person that we cannot trust. and we therefore -- >> order. order. the h

here they've been calling for a range-bound market with us being at the very top of the range they're calli don't know that we've necessarily gotten the verdict some indicators are leading in that direction, but you have not seen things like unemployment claims turn up you haven't seen the leading economic indicators turn down in a decisive way i think this is going to be the argument we're having for a long time right now has it just been a lull in growth and that essentially, the fed is going to cut 2 to 3 to 4 times without necessarily seeing a lot of pain up-front or, you know, are they potentially behind the curve and in fact recession is inevitable the longer the trade fight goes. >> sam, there's a difference between markets and the economy, right? so how key is one to the other right now? >> well, i see that the economy is actually still relatively solid, to use the term that the fed described a little while ago. i think most investors are optimistic in nature, if they don't believe that a recession is around the corner bull markets don't die of old age, they die of fright. and what

first story half an hour, rising tensions of the middle east, secretary of state mike pompeo calling calliect of war, signs point to iran being responsible, president trump announced that the u.s. will increase sanctions on iran, saying that he has many options. >> there are many options and there's the ultimate option and there are options a lot less than that and we will see, we are in a very powerful position, right now we are in a very, very powerful position. no, i will say ultimate option going to war. maria: joining us right now michigan congresswoman debbie, congresswoman, always a pleasure to see you. your reaction to what has taken place in terms to have attack on the saudi oil fields and its impact? >> deep and real concern, i hope that we are going to be very careful before -- that would not be a good thing, we need to have the facts, we need to get more information on exactly what did happen, i think we are going to have to be concerned about what it's going to do to increase oil prices, how it's going to impact the consume near this country and what it's going to do with the e

storm here in d.c.e wcodulgusts 20, n hour, nothing too extreme cally.oo much in the rainfall departmentither. 71 in wasngton, 64 gaithersburg, quantico sitting at 73 degrees. there's your satellite a radar. most of the showers today will stay off to o east. you can see what's happening heres s this line works way off to the north a to the west it's encountering drier air and that's kind of breaking up the shower it's going to be a gorgeous weekend afterhe hurricane goes by. 84 degrees on saturday, 85 on sundaysummer not quite done her. we got 90's in store heading next week.e middle portion of all right, that's your forecave. let's roll thingr to traffic here this morn tg where we havo get you through a few accidents already. big news, both major ones we were tracking have cleared. outer loop crash going across prinow george's county tds montgomery county there anew hampshire avenue, now has cleared andffic has improved flowingy that former accident scene. i-270 southbound bnging you through montgomery county heading inbound towards d.c. nice and smooth