facebook finds a way into china. despite being banned in the country for years, a photo—sharing app ‘colourful balloons' has popped up on the mainland — but has no facebook branding. and a new week but old worries over tensions between north korea and the us keeping markets on edge. and with holiday season in full swing we'll speak to the founder of one hotel online booking firm who's trying to cut out the middle man. and as airline passenger arrests soar by 50%, today we want to know what are your flying bugbears? let us know. just use the hashtag #bbcbizlive. hello and welcome to business live. know surprisingly my biggest bugbear when a flying is the lack of legroom —— no surprise, my biggest bugbear. we start with japan, which has just released its latest set of growth figures, and there's good news for the world's third largest economy. it recorded its longest economic expansion in a decade. japan beat expectations with growth of 1% between april and june — that's the sixth straight quarter of growth. the numbers

facebook is not alone in train to work around china's very tightly controlled internet. instagram, a lot of silicon valley companies which have previously banned have been trained to work around that. it seems like facebook might have found a way. thank you forjoining us, marie curie. —— mariko 0i. in other news, the chief executive of commonwealth bank of australia says he will retire following a scandal relating to allegations of money laundering. ian narev has been head of australia's largest bank since 2011. but recently, it's been embroiled in civil charges stemming from alleged breaches of financing rules that wiped out billions of dollars from its market value. narev is expected to step down in june 2018. after weeks of public disagreement, the uk's finance minister, phillip hammond, and the country's trade secretary, liam fox, wrote a joint article for the sunday telegraph, stating that britain will need a transition deal when it leaves the european union. the pair say that any deal would be "time—limited" and should not be viewed as a "back door" to staying in t

the facebook name is nowhere to be found on an app. china banned facebook for years because of the country's strict censorship laws. >>> much more ahead on "today" in the bay. coming up for popular swimming spot, open again in the east bay after nearly two months. we will tell you how much time you have to enjoy the lake. >> we are waking up to mostly clear skies for san jose. we are still seeing a bit of the haze all because of a marine layer. we have a system on the way. what does this mean for your temperatures as we head into the workweek. all the details coming up after the break. >>> this week, behind the scenes at eharmony, 20 years worth of data teaches us something about love. plus, an entrepreneur tries to get into the united states eight times on his ninth, he makes a billion dollar business. >>> i'm doug mcconnell in alaska. ==scott/take vo== oakland )s "lake temescal" reopened this weekend. it haen >>> today would be a really good day to drive to work. oakland's tennis club reopened this weekend. it has been closed since the 26t

china. >>> new at 11:00, facebook confirmed it secretly launched a new app in china. a photo sharing app called colorful balloons. it looks similar to moments. facebook name is nowhere to be found in that app. china has banned facebook for years because of the country's censorship laws. >>> with hundreds of thousands of people heading to outside lands, the fog is adding a chill. the music festival celebrating its tenth year and is one of the most popular musical events in california. the headliner playing tonight, metallica. the festival didn't come without controversy. a tribe called quest cancelled their appearance today. they had been forced to move their show because of travel issues. today at the last minute they cancelled entirely. and on social media a lot of people saying i came to see them -- >> there's a lot of talk. >> they came to see them and they didn't show. >> but metallica was there. >> they were there. >> and a 360 video. shot by? >> my son, jack. >> we need that for our weather video this fall. >> i can train him as well as i can. >> the weather was

sheryl: we always have the whole world includes china. facebook remains blocked there.rk said facebook is more like a government than a traditional company. probably more so now at this scale. how this facebook manage the scope of its policy media, and all these different responsibilities, in this modern age? sheryl: well, we try to do it by empowering local teams. we know we are not going to get everything right, so with public policy, we have hired local teams on the ground, with extraordinary leaders around the world, and they make sure we understand what is going on. we are not perfect. with so many people posting to facebook, we make mistakes. we are trying to address them quickly and correct them. we are also really investing in community operations. we are hiring another 3,000 people to work, and that is a pretty serious investment, and hiring them around the world. we want to get the policies right, get there quickly, and make sure we are staffed to be as responsive as possible. emily: if facebook is more like a government than a company, what is your role? sher

the crackdown on social media continues to ramp up in china. facebook fit its way into the market with this app. shery: 700 million users, it is tempting. thank you so much from beijing. game developer next and is not just playing when it comes to expansion, we speak to the ceo next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ betty: this is daybreak asia. i am betty lou in new york. -- liu in new york. nexon released high estimates, thanks to a strong performance in china. it is looking to enter new markets through m&a and partnership. we are joined with the president. thank you for coming to the studio. we have to address your results. they were great surpassing top estimates your what was the key driver? -- top estimates. what was the key driver? >> longevity. when you shift a game, it is not the and at the beginning. a game can last and grow for a long time. the relationship with our customer can and should be last for years or if not decades. the results reflect decisions we have made for a long time in making that happen. it is hard to do, but we could have consistent

china. and facebook is working on that. >> mark told david kirkpatrick that mark -- that facebook is monicanment been a company. even more so now, at this scale. how does facebook manage the scope of its policy, media and it's different responsibilities in this modern age? >> we know that we will not get everything right, but with public policy, we've hired local teams on the ground and we have extraordinary leaders there. they make sure that we understand what is going on in other countries. we are not perfect. with so many people posting on facebook, we try to address those mistakes quickly and correct them. we are also working on opinion committee operations, and we are hiring 3000 people more to work in our communities, hiring them from all around the world. we want to get policy right, get there quickly, and make sure that we are staffed so that we can be as responsive as possible. best,ming up on bloomberg earnings season is going out with a bang, as disney announces a major new initiative. plus, more of the week's most compelling conversations. making hisling out case for holding int

china. and facebook remains blocked there. >> mark told david kirkpatrick that facebook is more like a governmentmore so now, at this scale. how does facebook manage the scope of its policy, media and all of these different responsibilities in this modern age? >> we try to do it by empowering local teams. we know that we will not get everything right from menlo park, but with public policy, we've hired local teams on the ground and we have extraordinary leaders around the world. they make sure that we understand what is going on in those countries. we are not perfect. with so many people posting on facebook, we make mistakes. we are trying to address those mistakes quickly and correct them. we are also we want to try to get there quickly and get things stuffed so we can be there as quickly as possible. disney going up with a bang. and one of the week's most compelling conversations. the fed makes his case for holding the interest rate in place. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> are you losing confidence in what is going on in washington, is that affecting your business? >> no, no, i am not losing confide

facebook launches a new app in china. what's behind the new feature by the social media giant. >>> and it's become an annual bay area tradition. how more than a thousand women got together to honor all the women who went to work during world war ii. >>> a bit of a drop off in temperatures today. a little bit cooler forecast over the next couple days. and eventually we warm back up in the five-day. all the changes and updates after the break. >>> developing news at san jose international airport. normal operations have resumed after some unsafe items may have gotten through security. airport officials evacuated 200 people in terminal a just after 4:00 this afternoon. they did a sweep and deemed it safe. a spokeswoman says inbound traffic may be affected. it's best to call your airline to check for delays. >>> at least 43 people in egypt are dead and more than 120 others are hurt after two trains crashed into each other. investigators say a train coming from cairo crashed into the back of another train waiting at a station.

sheryl: we always have the whole world includes china, and facebook remains there.mark told david kirkpatrick that facebook is more like a government than a traditional company and probably more so now at this scale. how did facebook managed the scope of its scale of its policy and media and all the different responsibilities in this modern age? sheryl: we try to do it by empowering local teams. we know we are not get everything right so we have hired local teams with a sort very leaders from around the world and we make sure we understand what is going on in those countries. we are not perfect. with so many people on facebook, we are making mistakes. we try to address them quickly. we are investing community operations. we are hiring another 3000 people to work with our community. that is a pretty serious investment for us and hiring them all around the world. we want to get the policies right, get there quickly, and make sure we are staffed so we are responsive as quickly as possible. emily: what is your role? sheryl: we are a company. we are a company that is bro

sheryl: we said the whole world includes china and facebook remains blocked there.mily: we've been told facebook is more like a government than traditional country. and probably more so now at this scale. how did facebook manage the scope of the policy media and all of these different responsibilities in this modern age? sheryl: we try to do it by empowering local teams and know we'll not get everything right so with public policy we hired local teams on the ground with extraordinary leaders around the world and they make sure we understand what's going on in those countries. we are not perfect. with so many people posting to facebook we make mistakes and trying to address those mistakes quickly and correct them. we're also really investing in community operations and hiring another 3,000 people to work with our community. that's a pretty serious investment for us and hiring them all around the world. we want to get the policies right and get there quickly and make sure we're staffed so we can be as responsive as possible. emily: if facebook is more like a governmen

reported last night ten cent is essentially the number one mobile gaming platform in china, combined with the facebook of china, which is we chat. 1 billion users and growing. this is one of the biggest winners you'll ever see. already up 70% year-to-date, continues to go higher no one talks about it. it's an enormous market cap, globally take a look at k-web here in the u.s., if you're afraid to wade into things like baba and ten cent on their own, k-web is an etf that owns chinese internet stocks it's up 60% year-to-date one of the most pristine uptrends you will find for a sector of international names. and there's this misnomer that there isn't tech outside of the u.s. and it's absolutely wrong and these companies are going to be multi-billion-dollar -- >> forcing people to focus there. call this the dance with new brunian trade. if you think this is going to come back and tech is the place to be, it's the place you should have been already. it's carried the -- it's been the best-performing sector in the stock market and why wouldn't it continue to be so? >> well, particularly if growth is continu

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china. emily: mark said facebook is more like a government than additional company.s facebook manage the spoke of its policy media, and all these different responsibilities, in this modern age? sheryl: well, we try to do it by empowering local teams. we know we are not going to get everything right, so with public policy, we have hired local teams on the ground, with extraordinary leaders around the world, and they make sure we understand what is going on. we are not perfect. with so many people posting to facebook, we make mistakes. we are trying to address them quickly and correct them. we are also really investing in community operations. we are hiring another 3,000 people to work, and that is a pretty serious investment, around the world. we want to get the policies right, get there quickly, and make sure we are staffed to be as responsive as possible. emily: if facebook is more like a government that the company, what's your role? sheryl: well, we are company. we are a company that is broadly used. we have deep responsibility to people who use us to put out a pr

facebook has been looking for ways to get into the china market. zuckerberg has made numerous visits there. he showed off his chinese. he welcomed chinese leadership to facebook campus. but it is clearly a sign that the chinese are not ready to allow u.s. social media, u.s. communications companies, to do very well in the chinese market, even if they agree to some types of censorship and control. emily: do you think there is anything that can change the course of these restrictions? >> i don't think so, under this current leadership in china. i think they have made it very clear, not only from a political control perspective, but this vision of what they call cyber sovereignty or internet sovereignty, that the chinese have a right to control their internet and their cyberspace in the ways they see fit, and that involves blocking information from the outside that they see as threatening to regime stability. that is not going away anytime soon. emily: so what is next? >> i think we will see further tightening in the run-up to the party congress. we ma

about thirty minutes with more news in the meantime to get in touch by following us on facebook and twitter. china steals a lot of america's intellectual property and that but the way to fight it is not to be a wall building kind you know troll living under a bridge and helping the bad people go away be bold get rid of copyright get rid of bad take my own patents make them free to everyone to use that would kill wall street immediately i'm all for it but i don't have that option right. hi lizzie francis is broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. tonight the great wall of china automaker great wall is a leader in china now to snap up the division of chrysler in a push to become the world's number one specialty s.u.v. maker and on to the north sea it's expensive for deep water drillers but one french company has staked a claim in the region by snapping up an oil and gas company so by those low oil prices we've seen so much job and a massive eighteen tee time warner deal advances under regulatory review some fear the monopoly lawyers are pushing forward we take a look at what could happen

facebook is partially blocked in china. is mark's dream of connecting the world, highly unlikely? ns blocked there. emily: it is said that facebook is more like a government than i company. how does facebook manage the scope of its policy, media, and different response abilities in this modern age? sheryl: we try to do it by empowering local teams. with the policy we have hired local teams on the ground, we have extraordinary leaders around the world and they make sure we understand what is going on in those countries aired we are not perfect. we are trying to address mistakes quickly and correct them. it we are also really investing in community operations. we are hiring another 3000 people to work with our community and hiring them around the world. we want to get policies right, get there quickly, and make sure we are staffed so we can be as responsive as possible. -- if it facebook facebook is more like a government, what is your role? sheryl: we are a company. we have a responsibility to put out a product that enables harmfulo share and keep things from happening. we have a re

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. >>> facebook launched a new photo sharing app in china. it launched earlier this year, called colorful balloons. it does not carry facebook's name. it's an effort to make inroads in the world's most populous country. china's ruling communist party controls internet traffic across the border and tries to keep the public from seeing thousands of web sites including facebook. >>> people in britain can get tests from a vending machine. the results are ready within 15 minutes. the goal is to make it easier for people to check their hiv status. >> less embarrassing than going to a clinic. like all of that stigma still. so, it's a lot easier and a lot more care free than going to the doctors and stuff. >> the vending machine is available 24 hours a day and the service is free. it was installed in june in an area with high hiv rates. the company that makes the machines plan to roll out 10 more. >>> as tensions rise in the united states and north korea some are repairing for armageddon. in detroit, army supply stores have seen a spike in business. a

facebook is banned in mainland china and has made clear its intentions to crack the tightly controlledthrough a local company. stay with us on bbc news. still to come. it's 70 years since pakistan's creation. but what do people think of the founding father's vision of the nation, as they celebrate their country's emergence as a sovereign state. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a hugejob of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutalformer dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. two billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in this millenium. it began itsjourney off the coast of canada, ending three hours later when the sun set over the bay of bengal. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: america's top military chief arrives in south korea as the north says it has a right to have nuclear weapons to defend itself against the us. the white house has rejected criti

facebook is banned in mainland china, and has made clear its intentions to crack the tightly controlledsed through a local company. in kenya, it isjust a week after the presidential election. but once again people are being asked to show their support for the government or opposition, this time by deciding whether show up for work or stay home. while the official figures show that raila 0dinga lost the election by 9%, he is calling for people to boycott theirjobs on monday. the government says the authorities will not allow a descent into chaos. from nairobi, alastair leithead reports. all chant: no peace! they believe the election was stolen, and they have taken to the streets. 0pposition presidential candidate raila 0dinga toured his strongholds in the capital, the first time he has appeared in public since losing the election. he urged his supporters not to accept the result. "they knew they would be defeated, and would have to steal," he told the crowd. "that's why they've come to kill innocent people, shoot them, put them in body bags and take them away." dozens have been injured a

facebook is banned in mainland china and has made clear its intentions to crack the tightly controlled was released through a local company. a day after violence erupted in charlottesville, the virginia state governor is trying to defuse the tension. governor terry mcauliffe denounced the people who attended the "unite the right" rally. it was the biggest gathering of white nationalist groups in america for decades. a 20—year—old man has now been charged with murder after a car was driven into a woman who was part of a counter—demonstration. laura bicker reports from charlottesville. after a violent day of division, charlottesville has come together to pray, to show that this city condemns the hate brought here by neo—nazis and white supremacists. the virginia governor went from row to row, hugging worshippers in this baptist church. he promised to keep politics out of the pulpit, but there was a message he felt he had to give. it is about politics in that the political rhetoric in this country today has breeded bigotry. hundreds of white supremacists gathered in the city for a planned

facebook is banned in mainland china and has made clear its intentions to crack the tightly controlledourful balloons, was released through a local company. we wa nt we want to give you an update on the golf. hideki matsuyama has had his attempt to take the first major disappointed. more come out on that later today. let's take you to karachi where pakistan is celebrating its independence day. 70 years ago pakistan was founded when british colonial rule ended, and partition split india into two nations. we'll have a full report later in the programme on pakistan's independence day. the white house has defended president trump's response to the violence in charlottesville virginia — after the biggest gathering of white nationalist groups in america for decades. it says he had condemned all extremist groups. a 20—year—old man has now been charged with murder after a car was driven into a woman who was part of a demonstration against the far—right rally. laura bicker reports from charlottesville. after a violent day of division, charlottesville has come together to pray, to show that this

facebook is banned in mainland china, and has made clear its intentions to crack the tightly controlledloons, was released through a local company. justin thomas has won golf‘s final major of the year, the uspga. the 24—year—old's victory put paid to a possible first major title for japan's hideki matsuyama, who had led the tournament going into the final nine holes. but a disappointing run of shots cost him the chance of creating history, as he ended in a tie for fifth place. more onjustin's win coming up in sport today later this hour. let's take you to karachi, where pakistan is celebrating its independence day. 70 years ago, pakistan was founded, when british colonial rule ended and partition split india into two nations. we will have a full report later in the programme on pakistan's independence day. the white house has defended president trump's response to the violence in charlottesville, virginia, after the biggest gathering of white nationalist groups in america for decades. it says he had condemned all extremist groups. a 20—year—old man has now been charged with murder, afte

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quick reminder as well if you like good news on social media you can check it out on facebook and also on twitter. china steals a lot of all america's intellectual property and that but the way to fight it is not to be a wall building kind you know troll living under a bridge and helping the bad people go away be bold get rid of copyright law get rid of that take my own patents make them free to everyone to use that would kill wall street immediately i'm all for it but i don't have that option right. with this money factor to send to the public well. when the ruling closest protect them so. when the flaming. lips. we can all middle of the room sick. greetings and salutations there is a dark shadow creeping its way across the land here in the united states and no i'm not talking about magnificent celestial event we saw earlier this week i'm talking about the four hundred military installations crisscrossing the united states some active some long closed whose use of toxic chemicals over the years have contaminated or are suspected of contaminating the grounds and drinking water of the communities that su

. >>> in other tech news, facebook has started testing a photo sharing app in china "new york times" ys the social network giant had colorful balloons shares the look, function and feel of facebook moments app doesn't carry the facebook name. some believe it is a way to skirt chinese sensors. they band facebook in 2009 since then, mark successor berg -- >>> se thrks filing friday shows trian cut 4% led a proxy fight of the snack maker, and the filing shows they raised shares in general electric, boosted its stake by almost 3%. that's the dow's worst performer of 2017. >>> third point disclosed new stake in black croc r the fund brought 1.6 shares of the firm they called them an asset gathering machine. it owned alley ba ba shares. >>> facebook increased shares, holding worth nearly $600 million. also sold his entire stake in snap, if you bought that during the ipo, would have cost $38 million. >>> round up of today's top stories, including the big move that we are witnessing do you futures up 107. >>> why solar eclipse enthusiasts are feeling burned by amazon. we'll explain that story

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china's financial services markets. some of the internet markets, but basically if it doesn't get action on trade it did limit the markets with the likes of facebook, google or any of the -- any of the financial services companies, they want to get into china and china can just keep that -- keep those barriers up if they're not -- if they've got trade sanctions imposed by the u.s. >> it's been roughly two years, exactly two years, in fact, august 2015, that was the month where we worried so much about the unpredictability of china's currency and the action of the pec. we've seen a stable economy, by and large, we've seen a pretty stable currency which has been rising a little bit. but you said in a recent note that this masks some of the underlying problems. >> we're now in a slightly weird point in the marketplace -- kind of a weird place, ahead of the congress the pboc, we did a recent survey recently in the bond investors, no one expects the leverage to continue it might be up to the mighty congress but basically in the next few months we're not going to see any shift in the policy things are going to be kept stable and it's only the external r

facebook page and on abc7news.com. >> perfect. thank you. >>> universities across china are making it a little bit easier for parents to drop off their kids at college. universities are helping parents with the transition to life without their kids by setting up tents for the parents on campus. the accommodations are free of charge. it's common for parents to bunk down for several nights. just drop them off and go. it's better that way. >>> the san francisco courthouse has a new mascot trained to bring comfort and support to children and families involved in stressful situations. >> you will perform the duty offense a courthouse dog to the best of your ability. >> superior proceeded over the black lab's swearing in. to be a welcome respite for those needing safe, comfortable environment. >> can just greet them and sort of ease that tension for them which is really important. it can be very traumatic to come into court. >> they hope to raise more money to get more dogs like nemo and expand the program throughout the juvenile court system. >> those eyes are so cute. >>> th

china. if it is intolerable to threaten seoul with a preemptive strike and it's intolerable to let them have missions to take out facebookapple, google in minutes, then we have to find a new strategy to escalate gradually up into in between those poles. i don't see why chinese, and the elites in china, why they stuck it to buy property in the united states, where they still send kids to caltech and stanford, by that we don't have a missile defense system that includes taiwan, japan, south korea, australia, the philippines. it not only deters north korea but a first strike ability of china. that would get their attention. spoon yeah, yeah. yeah. go ahead. >> china is not in such a great position. therefore, nuclear powers on the border, india, pakistan, north korea, they are not always predictable, do they really want another two with japan and south korea? we have to introduce that. i don't think china would like south korea talking way north korea does about that -- >> laura: what would china do, victor, if the shoe were on the other foot and it was a south korea leader who was threatening with the same table for us wha

dollars that are going decidedly to facebook, this is not one i'd go for google, to me, is the one that makes the most sense we've seen this out of europe before not china. their not going to take them apart piece by piece if google has a problem, so doesn't facebook there's antitrust issues all around the world if you want to go after these guys, i think google is find. >> microsoft, post-earnings, spiked up. pulled back off the conference call i think mike soft makes a lot of sense as well. snap, an 11th hour 90 cent stock briefly, four trading days ago, traded north of 14 see the percentage moves to the outside. >>> speaking of technology, chip zoks having their best day since june 19th up 2%. our next guest says the rally may be running out of steam. chart master carter worth over at the plasma to break it all down. >> i have charts really the opposite of what you've been talking about, the key day, where we are now it really hasn't been a rally. today was big in semis let's go through some of the facts and figures before we get do it. so, obviously, everyone knows the stocks index to put it in context, you got $1.1 trillion in market value. got 30

china. i can see it in the future dau is not like facebook everyone in the world can use it not everyone inorld can use snapchat >> thinking bat to be ipo, the whole metric was going to be engage: do you think that was a fair expectation for the street? we're all talking about daus right now. >> it's a great point. they told the street one thing, but the street wants to think about it like facebook it's not facebook. this is a 105, rpu this quarter. facebook was at 473. you can see the opportunity to expand the arpo. longer term you can get the user group. you need to open the areas they can't use the app. that is exciting longer term in the near term it's all about ramping arpo >> thank you, brian. we'll have to see if they can come back. >>> when we come back, rough retail for jcpenney, biggest loss in 50 years rick santelli, what are you watching >> what a week we had important data, lots of geo politics and of course we had some big corrections or at least big in the context of the last couple of months. but the real thing i'm going to talk about in the santelli exchange today is after

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in a moment then why one analyst says facebook and alphabet are poised to outperform the faang counter parts. and detaflz ford's plan to grow the foothold in chinahen "squawk alley" comes right back. hey you've gotta see this. c'mon. no. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. >>> carl, shares of cty in focus. they're reporting a surprise quarterly loss and warning that expects retailers to reduce some of the stocking of beauty products that the company acquired from procter & gamble until the second half of 2018. now that includes big names like covergirl, clairol and wella they rival he estee lauder as e makeup segment did well. shares of coty down 40% over the past 12 months sarah? >> seema, thank you. >> the president's relationship with ceos continuing this week with lloyd blankfine taking to twitter. blankfine tweeting wish the moon wasn't the only thing casting a h

facebook page. an image that would make any family proud. electronics technician second class kevin beau shell on patrol in the east china sea. he joined the navy not long after graduation according to information provided by the family spokesman, travis day. the collision on monday between john mccain and an oil and chemical tanker tore a large hole in the side of the navy ship. officials have said they're looking into multiple possibilities as to what caused the crash. marine corps and navy divers joined in the search effort on tuesday and found some remains inside the mccain. when they accessed the compartment. his family issued a statement that says our family asks for privacy during this very difficult time as we continue to wait for further information from the u.s. navy. our thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of the other missing sailors. his mother karen is a employee of montgomery county circuit court, currently serving as chief deputy. in gaithersburg, jackie bensen, news 4. >>> we have learned that the remains found by the malaysian navy are not those of i u.s.s. mccain sailor. so far the bodies

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