if it was the other kind of cougar, playing metallica only attracts them.uldn't have worked. ( laughter ) ( applause ) also, i'm impressed she had the presence of mind to pick the right song to scare it away because she said she chose that song. i won't lie, if a wildcat surprises me in the woods, i would be so cared i probably hit random on the phone. random like sean mendez song. ♪ i love it when you -- and the cat would be like, what are you saying? no! ( laughter ) or play something from the lion king sound track and the cougar would be lion king, that is so racist, you think all cats are lions? you know what? i was going to mall you but i don't like the taste of bigots. ( laughter ) i have a loot of experience coming across wild animals. you don't need to play loud music. if you ever come across a wild animal, all you have to do is look the cat in the eye and say, excuse me, i'm conduct ago short survey. would you like to answer -- that cat will be gone. be like, oh, i'm late for a meeting! that's it for the headlines. let's move on to the top story. (

there's a cougar watching me right there. >> she says she yelled for the cougar to stop, and it did,wouldn't leave. so she blasted what she said was the noisiest thing on her phone, the metallica song "don't tread on me." this is what it sounds like. ♪ ♪ don't tread on me don't tread on me ♪ >> the cougar dashed off into the bushes. the woman and her dog were not hurt. >>> still ahead, a hot dog treat, but hold the ketchup. we'll show you the hot dog sandwich made with ice cream and the surprise inside when you take a bite. ome get you.cause a. not today. you took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery disease to heart. even with a stent procedure, your condition can get worse over time, and keep you at risk to help keep you protected. xarelto®, when taken with low-dose aspirin, is proven to further reduce the risk of blood clots that can cause heart attack, stroke, or cardiovascular death in people with chronic cad. that's because while aspirin can help, it may not be enough to manage your risk of blood clots. in a clinical trial, almost 96% of people taking xarelto® di

the mascot is the cougar. despite a search, the creature managed to evade everyone. >> just felt like it was home. >> yeah. >> i recognize that picture. >> exactly. i will stay here. and then leave. >>> humidity moving in tonight. sticky outside. there is a reasons for it, the ocean is running warm. rather than the mid-50s, it is 62 degrees so the breeze from the ocean is not as chilly and it is a little bit more humid. dew points close to 60 degrees. which is sticky around here. you will notice an increase in humidity. tonight or early tomorrow morning. san francisco, 64 degrees. oakland 65. san jose 65. temperatures not moving much with the humid air. streaming from the west. trivalley 63. napa 61. san francisco and san rafael 61 degrees. one more pre-season game. tomorrow night, watch it right here on. >> reporter: mostly clear skies in santa clara as the 49ers the chargers. 72 -- on. >> reporter: mostly clear in santa clara as the 49ers host it chargers. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. pleasant day. 79

not any kind of cat, but a cougar or puma is up in that tree, they need to get it down. >> it's a cougart can get down. >> i feel like it's up there because of them. >> there's a bunch of humans everre waiting for it to come down. the hose starts to get that cat movin moving. >> now what? you have a really angry cougar>> maybe a little discombobulated. >> i think it's a little of both. you see all these people working trying to make sure it's okay. it's okay. after all this, this animal was released back into the wild where it will not be encountering humans. a different kind of rescue here. you have the police coming in because somebody heard somebody coming from the engine. it wasn't the engine that was purring. >> a puma. >> not a puma. just a little little orange cat here hiding behind the engine. >> oh. >> why do cats get up in there? >> somebody has to buy the scared cat. >> oh. >> yes. >> somebody working at a restaurant nearby said hey, i'll take it home and give it a forever home. pretty cute. >> this 18-year-old just got a special delivery. the beginning of the video we see her

that sometimes makes officers like john cougar meyer think twice even if they trust the system cougar meyer thinks abuse of officials who accompany deportees such as spitting and biting is on the rise and witnessing deportees inflicting injury on themselves is stressful. the migrants from nigeria have long since landed back home for the time being they may not return to germany their dream is over. the number of arab women seeking refuge from their abusive families has jumped in recent years often they go into hiding abroad to avoid being discovered and forced to return the latest case involves 2 sisters from saudi arabia who fled to istanbul but life in exile is still marked by fear. all that. i have seen of istanbul so far of use like this and changing hotel rooms the 2 are hiding from their family we can't say where they are because they are afraid of being found. 22 persisted 20 when her father took them to istanbul for a holiday they decided to run away to escape years of filings and repression they say koreans and or a nor'easter and they all this. if they are sick so i'm thin a

it was meant to be. >> yeah. >> near the school. >> cougar knows how to read. >>> and let's get a check on the weather. things cooling down a little bit more today. >> are you liking it? >> i'm loving that. >> back the normal. and temperatures a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. so we'll continue on the cooling trend. and in fact, temperatures running several degrees cooler than average. so if you're on the east bay, inland spots, south bay, you're loving the cooler weather after we started off the week with temperatures in the upper 90s. no longer the case for today and tomorrow. for sure. and here's the live look at the sales force tower camera looking east at the bay bridge. gray start and cloudy for most of us this morning. the cloud cover is even for the inland locations. through the day, we are looking at clearing for the inland locations. a little bit for the bay. definitely cloudy along the coast. temperatures running mainly in the mid 60s this morning from concord, oakland, livermore, san francisco, and san jose. upper 50s for santa rosa. and let's show you what to expec

the family of cougars were recently caught on camera walking along a trail at the rancho san antoniopreserve in santa clara county. fish and wildlife says they are trying to lure the cougars further into the preserve and use humane measures to keep mountain lions from coming close to people. the open space preserve is south of las altos hills. >>> donors have increased the reward to $5,000 in the case of animal abuse out of salinas. the spca of monterey county says someone attached a clip through the skin of a husky and chained the animal to chunks of concrete. it's a metal loop connector commonly used to hooking onto harnesses. the clip had likely been attached to the young dog for more than ten days. the dog named neil is expected to make a full recovery. >>> b.a.r.t. riders in contra costa county are facing delays. b.a.r.t. says that is causing 30-minute delays. tomorrow riders can expect delays in san francisco because trains will be single tracking between the embarcadero and 24th street mission station. crews are performing equipment upgrades. >>> san francisco welcomed an hist

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generally speaking a cougar feel across the british isles.e part of the week, another showery day on wednesday. beside things touring temporary dryer on thursday. that will not last long. heavy rain pushing in from the west as we go through friday and another area of low—pressure taking up residence for next weekend so it stays very unsettled. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm. two mass shootings in the united states — the first at a walmart shopping centre in el paso in which 20 people died — the gunman is in custody. we are treating it as a domestic terrorism case, and they going to do what we do with terrorists in this country, which is deliver swift and certainjustice. the second shooting took place just hours later in dayton, ohio where nine people died. the gunman in that shooting has been named by police as 24—year—old connor betts. a six—year—old is airlifted to hospital after falling from a viewing platform at the tate modern art gallery in london.

the family of cougars were recently caught on camera walking along a trail at the rancho san antoniosanta clanta county. fish and wildlife says they are trying to lure the cougars further into the preserves and use humane measures to keep them from coming close to people. the preserve is south of los altos hills. it is unknown when the recreation area will reopen. >> piece of advice, mountain lions, stay out of gray kitty's backyard. >>> we're watching our fog tonight thicken, especially close to the coast where we do have some dense spots right now. live doppler along with satellite we'll go down to half moon bay, visibility right now is down to half a mile. so that is some dense cloud cover close to the coast. some coastal drizzle, mid-50s to mid-60s overnight tonight. then as we get into your sunday, we will see any cloud cover move back to the coast pretty quick in the morning. that means it's a warmer afternoon. you see our hottest spots in the mid-90s. 80 in oakland, 72 in san francisco. and napa up to about 90 degrees. just a quick check on the tropics. we still have tropical

who live here long elder creek and cougar way.orhood elementary school, officers who comb the a tell fox 40 they found no evidence of a large wild cat having been here though not seeing any signs of stress and the dogs and dogs that were outside during the time of the reported sighting. candice mitchell though is worried she now thinks a mountain lion may have been circling her home educating her dog porkchop over the last few days he's been market the couple a knife. >>he knew how to change the he's not like that. and i didn't go in a backyard to see mubarak tonight i got the wind in 1990 so for >>and you know lock the doors we did a story couple of months ago where maligned grabbed a cat i believe in the peninsula. careful as cat doors, people's leave them open all time. they can't come in that's what they're there for. >>herath i know those are i'm a numbers and charts we had that conversation on the day and if you are because the weather's going to be so nice if you are going to do it like a hike or something this weekend just

where is in the west, and the lands that were never privatized, and the country of the cougar and theson in the sage grouse and the wild horse and the wealth. where there is not enough water for the madding crowd but just enough for the wild things. a man who is so free in his aloneness that he might not see another human being for weeks on end. many months if he hamza genius for hiding high in the crabs like the cries of old. i entered by a guy once with that route in a canyon near death valley. who came west from his overpriced little apartment. leaving behind his useless shiny junk and job and deserted in the company of the big books. bible, koran, to define the truth offer free, low rent due this month or any other. it is still possible in this country to find wild open spaces where the ribbons of the natural world go on as they should. relatively understood by industrial man. i fear the opportunity though, it could up it could disappear in our lifetime. so that's the open of the book. from there, i end up visiting an area of nevada, the egan rage of nevada, south of the town to b

. >> a family of cougars was caught on film walking along a trail. >> we believe there's a mother lion with three adolescent cubs, who live in a near the preserve. >> the mid peninsula open space district shut down a few trails. after additional encounters, including the entire park. >> just give them a break for a while. >> they redirected visitors. >> it's very busy. this place surprise me. on the weekend i come here kw7 a.m., the parking lot is full. >> he said rancho san antonio is the busiest of the open space preserves it manages. area wild life adds to the wild life. >> deer, rabbits, snakes, never a mountain lion. frankly, i'd be good if i never saw them. >> they're working on it, hoping to restore what they call balance within the busy preserve. >> fish and wild life have put a few deer carcasses hoping that the mother and cubs will come to that to draw them deeper into the bresh. >> reporter: fish and wild life will 2308 up with humane measures to make sure the mountain lions don approach. the park will be closed the entire weekend. in loss altos, abc7news. >> all right, aman

cougar in sydney, 18. we could see showers there as well. -- kuebler -- cooler in sydney, 18 degrees. 15 degrees is the warmest you will see on friday. not a bad day in brisbane, 21 under mostly sunny skies. new zealand, plenty of clouds, but it will be the north island that sees the brunt of the rains. most in christchurch. dry in friday. that's when we see the heaviest day in auckland. wellington will see showers, 13 degrees. japan,ead rains across and those rains working across southern portions of the korean peninsula. it brings in slightly cooler air. friday should feel better, a high of 29. ♪ welcome back. the top stories on al jazeera. sudan's new sovereign council has been sworn in for the next three years, until elections are held. two people killed in indian-administered kashmir in the first gunbattle between separatists and security forces since india revoked its autonomy. the number of forest fires in the amazon rain forest have search to the highest level since records began. nations special envoy has arrived, where it is believ

she says bobcat sightings are far more common than cougar sightings though they too are rare.>and they're definitely in suburban areas we're seeing them pull an air says we should expect to see more big cats like bobcats and mountain lions, the more we build homes into the hills blending the 2 habitats like human expansion, especially here in the bay area we're moving into their natural spaces and when we take their homes they will lose some space until they also might venture into our yards molon air says bobcats will rarely show cats, but she says it's still important to keep your distance on average bobcats are about 15 pounds with a max weight of 35 pounds stretching about 4 feet in length, whereas mountain lions can weigh well over a 100 pounds and extend 6 feet long the easiest way to identify the difference is that the bobcats in addition to being a lot smaller have a shorter tale outlined will have a tale about the length of their body. if you see a little tiny tale it's a she in that video was full the down a little bit you know you have cat which could still mean tro

. >> the family of cougars made its presence known to visitors that all week. >> rangers decided to keep the public out the entire weekend starting today. >> for public safety and safety of the mountain lions. >> and bring in the state department of fish and wildlife but >> right now fish and wildlife have placed deer carcasses in the preserve to try and draw the family to a specific location. >> is in the plan is to use that loud noises and other measures to instill fear of people in the mountain lions. >> it makes us uncomfortable that they are getting that habituated to being around people so we want to nip this in the bud. >> today many adopted by the open space only to learn it was closed. >> i think it is very important to preserve it wildlife, we have taken too much of their habitat so it is the least we can do. >> we are trying to keep the people and cats separate. >> although the teenaged cats are at the age when they were soon leave their mother she says it will not stop her from returning. >> the decision to make it safe for us and save for the animals here and come back and e

. ♪ >> that is metallica's "don't tread on me," and a purely the cougar is not a heavy metal fan.g cat took off. might want to add them to your playlist if you are going hiking. >>> metallica will be performed with the san francisco symphony at the chase center next month. >> no big cat allowed. >> april 1 smooth jazz instead. not really a metal fan, more kenny g. >>> we have low cloud cover throughout much of the bay area, not the san francisco. it's all the way inland, and temperatures are down as a result. 64 in oakland, 60 and san francisco, and city five right now in san jose the wind, it's been windy all day in a couple spots you look at san ramon. even at 11:00 at night, 23 miles per hour. the priest a strong. 22 miles per hour in fairfield. we will be warmer tomorrow, warmer still saturday and sunday for the sonoma county fair in santa rosa. 90 degrees, not crazy hot. the dog surfing championships. yes, this is a thing. you can go see it at pacifica on saturday, the big dog surfers and all the land. cool, 62 degrees. we have rain to our north. seattle and portions of north

pilot and passenger suffered the >>> a righ story goingorsh columbia, when she noticed a cougar was following scary, right? well, she attempted ed ted to the big cat by yelling and waving her arms but it stood firm. >> thinking out of the box, she scrolled through her phone to look for the noisiest possible song and landed on metallica's don't tread on me. >> the sleeking guitars startled the mountain lion which ran into the forest. >>> you your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> a cooldown today. a time lapse from our emeryville camera. watch the marine layer. it was pretty deep. we even had drizzle this morning. low clouds hung around for parts of the bay area, well into the afternoon, bringin. but w that marine layer compress. so it is now about a thousand feet, which is something you're going to have to watch out for tomorrow morning. so what brought us the changes? you see this trough that is pushing into the pacific northwest. that has brought about the deepening marine layer today, and now we're seeing that it has pushed all the way into the east bay valleys. visibility right

. >> a tinder cougar. >> he asked me to go on a date this week, i said yes. >> age is no obstacle whenou have a dating app. >> you get greater later. >> this is a story that starts t the result is meeting international animal rescue to come to help out a little orangutan. this man here, identified as yance, he says he found that orangutan alone when he was chopping down a tree in this remote village. he said mom was nearby and she had perished, but he decided to keep her. this is not the way you keep an orangutan. >> oh, man. >> he claims he found an abandoned orangutan and this was his way of rescuing it. >> yes, but air found out and they went to this village to go get her. they call her kania, she's 1 year old, he was keeping her tethered around the neck, close to that tree, so she could climb up and down. but that's not the way y keep a young orangutan. >> there is no way to keep a young orangutan. >> exactly. >> i think he had good intentions, and when they came to rescue her, he let hershas s that tether around her neck. you can see, she's been off in a crate. they believe she sp

apparently the cougar is not a heavy metal fan.he big cat tipped off. >> you may want to add them to your payments. >> as we mentioned, they will be performing at the chase center next month. no mountain lions invited to that. >>> was an emotional night is a big crowd gathered to show their support for those affected last week against shooting. people are coming together to heal. >>> a massive earthquake shakes indonesia's capitol. the latest on the tsunami warning that was just issued.>>> a big red driver. amazingly avoids hitting a truck driver who had fallen asleep behind the wheel. we will explained next. >>> alive along interstate 80. a man is in custody after a big rig crash. we are taking you life to the scene. >>> the new study paints a picture of california's efforts to address the housing crisis. no why major retailers are voicing their opposition to the latest tariff. good morning everyone. friday, august 2. kenny is off this morning. we began with that big rig crash on interstate 80. our report is live along the freeway

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at iowa state fair but this time around he holds a third time's a charm to charm the iowa caucus cougars because of the barack obama and minister should. >> that that has spoiled the front runner in presidential candidates like elizabeth warren, bernie sander bernie sanders, are passing the victory for the democratic party. >> i'm not sure those senators can win montana or wisconsin or pennsylvania or michigan, places that we need to win. >> senator warren is also in iowa campaigning and disappearing to already shrug off mark progressive helices. if >> we need to get rid of house. >> i don't need agree with that. >> there also concerned with trade with china. >> we have to rely on trade, we raise soybeans, we have done damage to the soybean craze, we won't get that. in terms of playing the long end, pig farmers are on the present side. >> it's also about the fried food the candidates each. there are dos and don'ts of her 2020 hoping to impress. one part producer has been helping candidates grilled pork chops for 27 years at iowa state fair. >> he's a good guy. he knew what he was doing.

watching those clubs that you showed, i felt like i was watching a scene out of "one plot of the cougars mind they legitimately have become mentally unhinged. i think for them, the idea that president trump won in 2016 is absolutely -- they still haven't gotten their brains around that. in fact, two and half years later, he's still winning on a daily basis. he's racking up huge accomplishments. all of the regular, normal america is finding things to complement about him and these people, they cannot stand it. >> sean: irredeemable deplorables, smelly walmart people, cling to god, gone,go bibles, religion. i'll take it. i'm in. i want to hang out with those people. i am never going to a washington correspondent's dinner. tnow in my contract i don't hae to go. done. they won't even ask. i got sick every year. all right, thank you, both. good luck, sean, i think you are nuts. when we come back, i am concerned. andrew lock of the colt announced his retirement. he gets booed, caused a massive uproar. but gladiator sports, why do we love them? herschel walker is next. ♪ ♪ doug, doug! douglas!

she says bobcat sightings are far more common than cougar sightings though they too are rare. >>and they're definitely in suburban areas we're seeing them pull an air says we should expect to see more big cats like bobcats and mountain lions, the more we build homes into the hills blending the 2 habitats like human expansion, especially here in the bay area we're moving into their natural spaces and when we take their homes. they will lose some space until they also might venture into our yards molon air says bobcats will rarely show aggression towards humans much like other cats, but she says it's still important to keep your distance on average bobcats are about 15 pounds with a max weight of 35 pounds stretching about 4 feet in length, whereas mountain lions can weigh well over a 100 pounds and extend 6 feet long the easiest way to identify the difference is that the bobcats in addition to being a lot smaller have a shorter tale outlined will have a tale about the length of their body. if you see a little tiny tale it's a she in that video was full the down a little bit you

it's not uncommon to see cougars there. maybe they like the view. >> okay. what kind offense -- of course they're going to get around this fence. look at that. you literally just walk around the fence. >> yeah. these are facts that you're telling right now. >> you know? patient drivers waited for dozens of ducks to safely cross this busy street in maine. >> it's really funny seeing their little feet. >> three waves of 45 ducks waddled across the street while a line of traffic on both sides waited. the person who captured the video said no driver honked or tried to hurry the birds. even the last two slow ones who didn't know where all their friends had gone and were confused. >> look at that vehicle trying to creep up. >> no, you wait for the caboose. >> i had a yoga class that started five minutes ago. >>> the robots you could be seeing on the streets of san francisco soon. >>> a new vaping warning. the >>> here is where the fastest winds will be today. they'll affect the golden gate bridge, richmond-san rafael bridge, carquinez bridge and all the bodies of

thought she was a cougar. we had to sort of clear the air with everybody that we met that this was not a situation. this was a unique special grandma. >> melissa: we're gonna end on that note. thank you so much. here's dana. >> dana: fox news alert. democratic congress woman tlaib rejecting an israeli offer to make a humanitarian trip to the west bank after israel reversed its decision to block her from entering the country. hello, everyone, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." fellow congress woman ilhan omar is still barred from entering even as officials allowed her to visit her 90-year-old grandmother. the michigan lawmaker tweeting silencing me and treating me like a criminal is not what she wants for me. it would kill a piece of me. i have decided that visiting my grandmother under these oppressive conditions stands against everything i believe in. fighting against racism, oppression and injustice. joining me now a former dcc director. ty, let me start with you, in terms of how you think the

. >> reporter: a family of cougars was recently caught on camera walking along a trail at the rancho san antonio open space preserve in santa clara county. >> we believe there's a mother lion with three adolescent cubs who live in or knee the preserve. >> reporter: the district initially shut down a few trails to s dis between pumas and people. after addition allal encountere they expanded the closure. drivers were redirected friday, including sung wu kim who says he runs this place five days a week. >> it is busy. it surprises me. i come here and the parking lot is full even at 7:00. >> they say it is the busiest of the open spaces they manage, and visitors say wildlife adds to the activity. >> i have seen bob cats, deer, rabbits, snakes, tarantulas but never a mountain lion and i would be good never to see one. >> mid pen is working on it hoping to restore balance in the preserve. >> fish and wildlife has put a few deer carcasses in the preserve, hoping that the mother and cubs will come to that, to draw them deeper into the preserve. >> reporter: fish and wildlife will then follow

>> our biggest concern in the beginning was that people thought she was a cougar.ybody that we met that this was not a situation. this was a unique special grandma. >> melissa: we're gonna end on that note. thank you so much. here's dana. >> dana: fox news alert. democratic congress woman tlaib rejecting an israeli offer to make a humanitarian trip to the west bank after israel reversed its decision to block her from entering the country. hello, everyone, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." fellow congress woman ilhan omar is still barred from entering even as officials allowed her to visit her 90-year-old grandmother. the michigan lawmaker tweeting silencing me and treating me like a criminal is not what she wants for me. it would kill a piece of me. i have decided that visiting my grandmother under these oppressive conditions

. >> reporter: a family of cougars was caught on camera walking along a trail at the rancho san antonio preserve in santa clara county. >> we believe there's a mother lion with three adolescent cub that live in or near the preserve. >> reporter: the district initially cut down a few trails to keep a safe distance between pumas and people. after addition allen counters expanded it to include the entire park. park rangers redirected drivers friday, including sung wu kim who says he runs the trails five days a week. >> it is very busy at this place. surprised me. even on the weekends, i come here like 7:00 a.m., the parking lot is full. >> reporter: he says rancho san antonio is busiest of the 26 open spaces it manages and they say wildlife adds to the activity. >> i have seen bob cats, deer, rabbits, snakes, all kinds of stuff and never a mountain lion. frankly, i would be good never to see one. >> they're working on restoring balance in the preserve. >> fish and will life has put a few deer carcasses in the preserve hoping that the mother and cubs will come to that to draw them deeper in

"abc 7 news" reporter amanda del castillo has more o begdone >>ter: a family of cougars was caught on camera walking along a trail at the open space preserve in santa clara county. >> we believe there's a mother lion with three adolescent cubs who live in or near the preserve. >> reporter: the mid peninsula regional open space district initially shut down a few trails to keep a safe distance between pumas and people, but after addition allen counters expanded the closure. >> trying to give the animals and people a break. >> reporter: he says he runs the trails five days a week. >> it is very busy. on the weekends i come at 7:00 a.m. and it is full. >> reporter: he says it is the busiest of the 26 open spaces it manages and visitors and wildlife add to the activity. >> i have seen bobcat with the little tails, i have seen deer, rabbit, snake, but frankly never a mountain lion and i would be good never to see one. >> reporter: mid pen is working on it. they are looking to return balance to the preserve. >> we have put out a deer carcass hoping the mother and cubs will come to that to dr

man, you are -- he's listening to john cougar mellencamp all the time. when he got to indiana he went to the indiana university and he looked into the student life at iu and then he came up to the historical society as well. he and i have been looking at david beam's student writings. student writings. beam was a student at iu from 1856 to 1860. those papers are fascinating, i'm going to be very excited to see what ben comes up with. some of the -- some of the things that david beam wrote, his papers, he wrote a paper on the evils of materialism, he wrote another paper on politics, brace yourself, ready? as a noble profession. david beam was slightly idealistic. he also wrote a paper entitled "indiana has many charms to the eye." it was only one page. one page. mr. beam, come on, man, that's a book. that is an absolute book. we have had some interesting talks here already about the politics of the 1850s, we have talked about the territorial crisis and the expansion of slavery and now i want to say something about free labor ideology and i'm going to tell

the moment they stop doing that does that mean people will stop taking cougars? -- ubers?ten talk about themselves like amazon, which was unprofitable for a long time and ultimately has become a real success story. differences among when amazon invested in it built a real infrastructure. does not have this fixed assets driving those losses. it is very transient where it is spending that money. matt: the ceo also addressing the ongoing legal battle with google. has implicated a former engineer. what are the lasting implications or have we not yet seen them? alex: i think we have seen them significantly. attempt tout uber's make a self driving car or system, it pushed it back by a year or more. it really stopped them in their tracks. it has also had broader implications for autonomous driving as a whole. namely, there was huge personnel transferred between these top companies years ago. people were going from google to apple to tesla and back. this ended that, sankyo got to be careful that you are not going to take your ip with you -- saying you got to be careful that you ar