and other industries more than one hundred people now work at hora land including more than ninety ect is in elaborate costumes and makeup interacting with state of the yacht animatronic robots. that. will look for two different kind of people on the one hand we were looking for actors and specially we wanted them to have experience in the field of acting and also to have an academic background and on the other side we looked for or is weak in english is like people that he's able to to make. and in fact to scare people. in the scream pack grounds visitors can pose for selfies with characters from their favorite splatter films and there's a frightening variety of horrific attractions to choose from including some based on popular horror movies i. thought it's very exciting i'd say i'm very surprised it makes you shiver a little but above all it's surprising it's very exciting. but the new jobs are not permanent. the attraction is only open at certain times of year starting with halloween season when it's open for two weeks in october and november so far it's proving a success all twent

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at the same time -- the eff ects on the investment side.me for the local government to execute some of the projects in the pipeline in order to actually execute the mandate from the central government. haidi: sentiment in china amongst the equity markets has been deteriorating. i want to draw your attention to this chart following the selloff we saw in shanghai yesterday. to shanghai, is now down 30% from the high we signed january now downanghai comp is 30% from the high we saw in january. at what point does this start weighing into the wealth effect, and broader social stability? retail sales, for example, and services to remain intact as the rest of the economy slows, this will not be helpful. >> exactly. right now, the government realized, in order to secure the growth momentum -- sector could be the key to offset the impact of the trade environment. markets havesset not been performing very well. that could be easily translated into poor sentiment in terms of consumption. consumer sentiment has been down be so far. expecting retail sal

she ected opioid overdose, she is the second drug death in the last couple of days you, if you see anynce for them, be there for them, talk to them, it's not anybody's fault, kids will be kids. >> another high school student, justin miles died of a suspected overdose. his stepfather created the famous dilber it. comic strip. they're encouraging users to carry narcan strips. >> we're at a level where it's assumed that fentanyl is in all of our drug supply, so, it's important for adults to have realistic conversations with their children about their drug use. >> now, every day there are more than 115 opioid overdose deaths in the united states. researchers estimate that 4-6% transition to heroin. >>> we have a followup to the story we reported yesterday, regarding the mounting death facing santa rosa, they're facing severe money problems after the disasters last year. there were budget problems before the fire. the city's financial situation was much worse after they exhausted its $30 million reserve fund. >> the state of the finances is not good. it's painful to say that, but it's the t

on the newshour tonight, asu ect in custody: federal authorities arrest a southa florn in connectionleast 13 bomb packages addressed to centics of prestrump. then, stories from the migrant caravan as it continues to move north towards the u.s./mexico border. >> there is a big humanitarian problem going on in central america. the violence, the criminality, the governments are so s,rrupted. all of these familhey are scared out of their wits to stay over there. >> woodruff: and it's friday-- mark shields a david brooks analyze a full week of news and what it says about this moment in american politics. 'sl that and more on tonig

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and that i'm to have ect when our gut is home to about one hundred trillion bacteria and that's ten times the number of other cells in our bodies and bacteria aren't good or bad as such but they're important for health and wellbeing and they're influenced by the way we live and what we eat. and young. man is examining the interaction between gut bacteria and the brain she started by conducting experiments with mice. of mice were given food with the addition of lactobacillus lactic acid producing bacteria found in the human gut another group it's the same food is always later the two groups were put together in a maze. the results were astonishing the first group now behaved differently. under the overtly anxious or timid mice were given lactic acid bacteria which made them more confident if it stands that's also why we've demonstrated that adding gut bacteria can influence the behavior of mice on moisten by influence but does that experiment tell us anything about humans. it dose of some food additive turn a timid person into an extrovert it's not that simple of course but the structure a

ects often use excessive postage to avoid going inside the post office. the handwriting distorted and the return addss is often fake. >> this looks very say suspicious. >> reporter: msa screens for governnt encies all over the world. x-ray images are transmitted to the new york command center for analysis by veteran bomb squad officers. now, on hi alert. >> the fact that none of these devices have gone off should not provide any comfort. we're not completely he sure of what fusing was. the threat remains and the threat should be considered active and teiable. >> rr: while the postal service has systems to detect explosives or bio ch ical agents, it can be a needle in a haystack. the secret service fscreens the mail anyone receiving protection like former presidents and members of congress. since 9/11 many companies including companies have been scanning their own mail. most american families and small businesses are on their own to watch for suspect packages. >> thiis really going to come down to people being aware of their surroundings, what they are exp

have two powers at the time or for there are a lot ensues when the ones that are most current go shop ect organisation on there are those are the united states and nato and. after this they can throw two or truman who was through our did and the some part because of it if you are in a more or less sobering state and in that you are about three hundred thirty in two thousand soviet troops restoration. it's generally accepted by military analysts that once a nuclear war starts it will inevitably become a major exchange. returns you seem willing to get somebody else to do something close to cost we see the benefits and usually that's associated with a threat you can deter by a massive retaliation in also to deter by strong offense which is called a turns through denial if you're not going to be able to carry out your actions against me then you're not going to try him in the first place. left to peace you know in france since the times of general de gaulle mitterrand others have always believed in total new committee terence and not in the limited use of nuclear weapons in the one nine hundr

and is put out with a garden hose that contains a ect that's a product. scientists say that only putting out the fire but it also prevents fire from re- sparking. right now it can't be used by cal fire because of strict rules. >> if you look at the firefighting business, there's not really a lot that has been changed. so course, there are people who want to keep it the same way for the next 30 years. >> most fire agencies have been using a fire retardant for decades. the chemical is infamous for leaving a toxic mess behind. this is 100% biodegradable th it will have to go through years of government testing to be used. >>> firefighters are battling a wildfire known as the masonic fire. is now 60% contained. it has scorched 48 acres. yesterday customers were without power. >> they bring in those resources in them he called for mutual aid from cal fire which brought them to cal fire. >> according to officials it is determined to be human caused. and, underway. >>> hurricane michael devastated part of the east coast, the president declared a state of emergen

they have a big investment conference coming up in the next son isks and musty as he --ected -- my feel she son masayoshi son is expected to be there. they seem to have forged a relationship that is very simpatico with each other and they seem happy with it so far. the interesting thing at softbank might be more internally with all the on investment managers on board with this investment. this would be one of the bigger ones of the vision fund. that is another question for softbank. emily: david, what are the political implications of the saudis having a huge stake in this fund investing in american and globally ambitious companies. -- companies? david: the political implications of anything connected to saudi arabia and the crown prince are different this week than they were before. if it turns out that the saudis murdered and possibly the reporter in istanbul which is looking likely, i think the reputation of the country and leader will plummet. many of us who believe in democracy have been somewhat distressed by the things we have seen in the autocratic approach of the crown prince h

ect. >>> thank you. meantime in kentucky, authorities there, looking for a me active behind a shooting at a kroger grocery store where two people were killed. a 51-year-old man was arrested, he's facing several charges including two counts of murder, a gunman walked into the store and shot a man several times and then he walked outside and shot a woman in the parking lot. investigators say right now, it appears this is a random attack. >>> chevron has agreed to pay adds 3 million that it violated pollution laws in 4 states. the company sad it would spend money on improvements to its facilities. they are accused of violating pollution laws in california, mississippi utah and hawaii. and one was the fire that led to the evacuation of 14,000 residents. >>> and the city of santa rosa and sonoma and mendocino complex fire counties will share 3.5 million for housing aid. the money will fund housing vouchers for 350 low income families. and housing and urban development is funding areas hit by disasters along w

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because i want my dignity andre ect back. we don't need paper towels. we need food.ur houses e ain. >> reporter: no ally knows how many puerto ricans have moved to florida since hurricane maria. estimates range fromh of 300,000 down to 50,000, but poster fernand amandi says even tens of thousands could still pre pivotal. >> 25,000 votes could very well decide who wins florida. so it could ve well be that these puerto rican voters have 15 or 20,000 of them enter the electote and uniformly go from one side to the other could be determinative. >> reporter: young people are another greyp to watch. sually don't vote in high numbers, especially during midterms.th year, organizers are working hard to change that. on saturday, volunteers with nextgen america canvassed in north miami beach. the democratic political action reoup is funded by billion hedge fund investor tom steyer. it's been registering youngle pe to vote across florida, including at high schools and colleges in the wake of the school shooting in parkland. meanwhile, at a get-out-the-vote event in liberty city,

including those in the intelligence service trntioh royal court,e foreign ministry and other saudi ect tories who we susp have been involved in mr. khashoggi's death. >> reporter: there were no public accusations today against crown prince mohammad bin salman. a turkish official close to erdogan tells pbs newshour he wants to weaken mohammad bin salman and he was ying to weaken mohammad bin salm from the king. >> ( translated ): i do t doubt the sincerity of the custodian of the two mosques, king salman bin abdul aziz. >> schifrin: but today king salman appeared with m.b.s. in a show of solidarity. they met jamal kfashoggi's ly. at one point the king points, roeming to deliver a message. in the bacd, a guard has his hand on his gun. at another point, m.b.s. meets with khashoggi's son name. later, m.b.s. made a surpre appearance at what as supposed to be his premiere international event. and on stage, oil minister khalid al-falih admitted that ing is rotten in the sta of saudi arabia. >> these are difficult days for us in the kingdom of saudi arabia. sis of going through a c sort result

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. >> this morning, what we are learning about the spctims, the ect and what happened inside that placeburgh. >>> and no pain no gain. olympic gymnast simone biles reaching new heights at the national championships, just hours after a late-night visit to thesp al. how the superstar may have made history today, october 29th, 2018. >>> at "today," from green bay. go, pack, go. >> southern girls taking over the city. we miss you, amy. >> good morning tur kids, garrison and gracie. >> in greenville, tennessee. ♪ >> celebrating my 10th birthday. >> and the world series champs. go, red sox. >> yshoutout to m nephew, brady, in naples, florida. >> good morning, mom, in albuquerque, new mexico. >> surprise birthday trip for our mom. >> and my first time iw york city. >> nice crowd outside. welcome back to a special it split-n of "today" on this monday morning. >> savannahie g is in pittsburgh. she will have the latest on that synagogue shooting in a few minutes. > we'll look a breaking news overnight. search teams are beginning to find victims and debris from a boeing yet that crashed in the sea

this administration is committed to pr ect thin protecting ameri.this does is gives meaning to the term of being american. we know this country has our back rmt it'. >> it's an interesting point that you make and one that the president reiterated with the president. he said you've galvanized this country, it's your faith, your strength what you have gone through. i know what you've gone through. this is the president talking with pastor brunson just yesterday. what do you think it means for the country as they watch this moment? >> here's an american that for 24 years has been serving turkey. we had a long time to talk about things on the way back. they love the turkish people. america gives. we tear about other people. questiowe're not going to sack e well-being of americans and this administration is showing that bhbut this is the time to celebrate what's good about america. we talked about praying if are the president. for the president. it was a great moment. >> great to be an american. thanks so much. tony perkins, good to see you. >> thanks, t