the female frogs lay eggs externally, as most frogs do. the male would fertilize them extra early as is typical, but the female would turn around and swallow the fertilized eggs into her stomach, where they would stay for several weeks, developing and ultimately should give birth orally. the frogs would literally popped out of their mouth. if most people or frogs take something into their stomachs, it is digested. how come these eggs stay in the omach for weeks at a time, embryos that little frog legs for weeks at a time and not be digested? as it turned out, studies in the 1980's began by australian biologist found out the tadpoles were secreting a substance which deactivated the stomach lining. it was not producing digestive enzymes. it was inhibiting the stomach activity and enabling it to serve as a uterus. there are some unfortunate syndromes in humans called ulcer's involving the lining of the stomach caused by over secretion of digestive enzymes. these frogs were steady in the sense that hopefully it might provide some means of cont

frog. eep-eep, eep-eep. what are you doing, gil? i'm trying to find a tree frog.e to the annual running of the bullfrogs. (cheering and applause, fanfare sounding) i am your host, señor rana, and this is my co-host-- señora ribbitina. today, our frogs are all grown up, and with the help of their runners they will hop all the way back to their home in the pond. today's course follows the different stages in a frog's life. all frogs and their runners will begin here in the frog-egg area. then, they will hop through town to the tadpole area, then through the new arms-and-legs area, and finally they will hop their way down to the pond. it is so exciting. and let's begin the race. on your mark, get set, go! and there they go. the frogs and their runners are leaving the frog-egg area. this way, fernando. and they've made it to tadpole plaza. woo! come on, fernando. go, go, go. this way. woo-hoo! yeah, all right. come on, fernando. you're almost home. rana: it looks like fernando sees something he wants to eat. ribbitina: uh-oh. that's the wrong way. fernando, wait! rana

twitter started growing we started giving up more of our privacy pretty soon it's all parable of the frog how do you boil a frog you don't throw into building water you put them in one it's nice and comfy and you turn it up one degree at a time so over the years we've been turning it up to three to four degrees and now people that are getting on to facebook you know new people they don't understand the met the impact of privacy the loss of privacy they've given up but they haven't seen it because it's been done slice at a time well picking up on your boiling the frog a nalgene if somebody decided in sort of a weird way i am done with this i'm mad as heck and i'm not going to take it anymore i'll never use the internet again is it possible that for them to be anonymous to erase their online presence you might maybe going forward you could really reduce your presence but you're not going to get rid of your history your trail i mean if you've been out there on social media if you've been out there on linked in if you've done google searches if you've done anything like that you look that history is

diversity and this fine will help you capture those calls and then we can identify where frogs are and how they're doing frogs at all on our website al-jazeera. dress. so this is al-jazeera just time to recap the top stories here and at least fifty people have been killed in just twenty four hours in government and russian air strikes in syria twenty three people were killed in a government to strike in the rebel held damascus suburb of well more than thirty were killed in a russian attack on a gathering of displaced people in the province the saudi led to blockade of yemen has been partially lifted after three weeks medical supplies have been flown in and the first ship carrying food has been unloaded billions of yemenis are on the verge of starvation after years of war and tight restrictions on imports including aid. both the president of honduras and the main opposition party have declared victory in the election the official result is not yet in one hundred nine this is seeking a second term as president. and this. is the official tally recalled has been coming in it's more than clear cut we won thi

got it. >> what if someone has frog facial aphasia? >> what do you mean? ognize -- >> the frog community is not monolithic, man. >> oh, yeah. yeah. >> it's not designed for frogs. it's designed for people. >> it's not frogs walk around with iphones on their belts and want to know who other frogs are. >> i just thought you said it's frog i.d. >> humans can figure out -- >> so humans can get what frogs are. >> yeah. >> is this real? >> apparently it is. it's a massive industry. >> real problems. >> who needs to fallback? i think apple needs to fallback. i think, first of all, i'm still not over the removal of the headphone jack. it was doing perfectly fine for me. more important it's come out this weekend the paradise papers, the extent to which they've tried to hide their money. they've got $250 billion sitting in ireland along with a bunch of other mega rich people. and these are the same people who get celebrated for being fill an throw pistols and donating and trying to save schools. wouldn't need to save schools if you just paid taxes that funded the sch

. >> kermit the frog that's a meme thing and we're doing kermit the frog meme. >> this happened to mes a neighbor so i had to open it up. [laughter] >> but i didn't change. >> peek out the window. >> they got the pj bottoms and the whatever. >> thanks for stopping by. >> you were slow to the door. >> i was. >> okay. >> all right. >> it's all kermit. >> it's all kermit day today. >> my goodness. >> i love bad kermit. >> not going to sit -- you know, there are certain lights that you know that are going to be three minute lights versus 32nd lights. >> ao there's cameras involved. >> scary movie at night and somebody knocks on the door. >> this is the noise you make. >> never a good thing. >> i've actually gone and looked in my closet before as an adult so i have no shame. >> me after watching stranger things. >> i saw this one come in. a short work week kermit. >> i feel sorry for kermit. >> royal godiva, you are slandering kermie. >> #morning meme. send them in. >> great short work week this week. >> i'll be here so tune in on thanksgiving. >> i'll be with you. high-five. >> air high-f

this fine will help you capture those calls and then we can identify who's who where frogs are and how they're doing. much more to look at on our web site just click on al jazeera dot com. the top stories on al-jazeera a ship carrying more than five thousand tons of flour has docked in the yemeni port of her data is the first food delivery since a saudi led coalition started to ease a sea and there blockade the u.n. children's agency also says it sent one point nine million doses of vaccines unicef says a yemeni child dies every ten minutes from preventable diseases and that yemen's conflict is turning into a war on children. today it is fair to say that yemen is one of the worst places on earth to be a child more than eleven million yemeni children are to be in acute need of humanitarian assistance that's almost every single yemeni boy and girl. a series of russian and government as strikes has killed more than fifty people across syria twenty three people died in a syrian airstrike in the damascus suburb of instilled into the rebel held area has been under government siege for four years. and thir

this fine will help you capture those calls and then we can identify who's who where frogs are and how they're doing. you know again i'm fully battle with the headlines on al-jazeera pope francis the head of the catholic church has arrives in young gone on his first stop of his six day tour of myanmar and run by there she is the first pontiff to visit myanmar my fixtures from indonesia where of ok no on body island is as you can see rumbling and spewing smoke scientists say they could be a major eruption at any moment they've ordered more evacuations affecting about one hundred thousand people mount agung has been hurling clouds of ash about three kilometers into the sky. in pakistan a government minister at the center of widespread anger has resigned signaling a victory for protest leaders. they've called on the three weeks to invite files ins of people in the capital islamabad they had been demanding zahid hamid stepped down over the wording of a parliamentary oath they have described as blasphemous the minister has apologized saying it was a clerical error. the first official numbers released aft

diversity and this prime will help you capture those calls and then we can identify who where frogs are and how they're doing. and one of the top stories are now because there are a series of russian and government has killed more than fifty people across syria twenty three people died in a syrian airstrike in the damascus suburb of eastern ghouta the rebel held area has been under government siege for four years. and thirty seven people were killed in russian airstrikes on a gathering of displaced people in darrow's or province british based activists say fifteen children were among the victims. august ons government and military have agreed not to use force to disperse protesters near the capital islamabad the demonstrations have blockaded roads for weeks angry about the wording of a parliamentary bill rallies are spread to several other cities since saturday when at least six people died after police tried to clear a protest camp. has more from the purchased in. only highway between the whole and is known about. the protests now broking intersections all along the route which travelled from north to south

frog. that's what communist countries do. they cheat because they are not transparent. that doesn't mean we have to go to war. we have to think of pressures and sticks we can apply to the chinese. i don't understand, a 350-billion dollars deficit and have a nuclear missile that might threaten oregon or san diego. but many of these students are in american universities and buy property. i don't think so. it's time to bring an ethical argument. i applaud trump. the first time i heard him say something to the chinese president in public about trade and described the korean crisis with a failed amoral north. >> laura: we are out of time. a new study just came out and victor wrote about it. the cost of wars in the middle east and asia. the united states spent 5.6-trillion dollars! the pentagon said 1.5 trillion dollars. how much has china spent in military conflicts? >> hardly anything. >> laura: that's right. that's a lot of money. they spent almost nothing. we have a $360-billion dollars. thank you very much. great having you on. the leaks are flowing out of bob mueller's

frog, pig, bats. muslims will not eat those, and 0rang rimba do not eat chicken or cows or anything that is domesticatedey believe it is only fair to fight for their food. but this hunt today, like most days, has found no animals. he is bringing home nothing to feed his family. his forest is gone. and this is why. indonesia is now the world's largest exporter of palm oil, a product found in supermarkets all over the world. in my lifetime, 30—plus years, more than half of the forests in sumatra have disappeared. they are replaced by monoculture palm oil plantations. this would have all been thick rainforest not that long ago, it is now a palm oil plantation and as we have been driving along, it has just been rows and rows of palm oil trees. here in this land that was the home of the 0rang rimba. 0rang rimba's forests have become someone else‘s private land. i get a sense of this suspicion and mistrust when we enter a nearby village with our 0rang rimba guides. we're just about to head into the 0rang rimba area, or the forest, and we just stopped at this place for lunch, and within minutes, a whole group

do this? i am feeding the frog. this is the game of the frog, a busk thing. on its mouth, don't spin it.hen you first saw the more those yea rs when you first saw the more those years ago? well, we were told that the guggenheim was going to drive the guggenheim was going to drive the economy of the place. at that time, we couldn't understand what they meant by that. and we said it was a museum going to drive the economy of a place? no way! so we we re economy of a place? no way! so we were demonstrating against the construction of the museum, but the reality after 20 years is that the city is much better. we are happy. and, yes, the museum put the name of bilbao on the map. as a thank you to the people hear the museum has been putting on something of a show during its anniversary week. i don't think i've ever seen so many people in one place. it demonstrates how big of a deal this has been. they estimate around half a million people turned out over the four days and in the city of 350,000, but is quite a few extra bodies. come on, let's get settled and get the best seats in the house. ok

and this fun will help you capture those calls and then we can identify who's who where frogs are and how they're doing. in other sports news still ahead on the news hour. the formula one season wraps up with mercedes on top of the podium again joe we'll look at how the new management has helped the sport get in touch with the facts. overthrown and exiled their point again saying through all this miss me an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency he knows that the truth is fish play and a numbers game if you think she is sinking in the literature this return of a president at this time on al-jazeera the nature of news as it breaks the last time senegal qualified for the world cup was in two thousand to fifteen years old and hope to do even better in russia next year with detailed coverage hard to imagine that only seven years ago people were living right here farming shrimp now the sea has taken over their land from around the world donald trump is promising a major policy announcement on trade a potential challenge to c

do this? at least i'm feeding the frog! and this is the game of the frog zero it's a basque thing.the guggenheim when you first saw them all those years ago? well, we were told that the guggenheim was going to drive the economy of this place. at that time, we couldn't understand what they meant by that. but we say "how is a museum going to drive the economy of a place? no way!" so we were even — in fact, we were in demonstrations against the construction of the museum. reality after 20 years is that the city is much better. we are happy. and, yes, the museum put the name of bilbao on the map. as a thank you to the people here, the museum has been putting on something of a show during its anniversary week. i can't believe this. i don't think i've ever seen so many people all in one place. it demonstrates how big of a deal this has been here. they estimate around half a million people turned out over the four days and in a city of 350,000, that is quite a few extra bodies! come on, let's get settled! 0k! we've got the best seats in the house. 0k! the show traces two decades of the to

amazing diversity and this fine will help you capture those and then we can identify where frogs are and how they're doing. we have the sports still ahead on the new cell. the formula one season wraps up on top of the podium again just a look at how the new math has helped the school get in touch with its fangs. time to sports now his job. thanks very much will we start with tennis where france also celebrating winning the davis cup they took a two one lead over belgium into the final day in louisville but were pushed all the way to a deciding for a singles match as helen gleason reports. but with nine players ranked inside the top one hundred fronts were always going to be one of the favorites to win tennis is to the world cup. belgium may only have two top one hundred players but one of them is wild number seven dr kaufmann. and he showed why he's been one of the best players on the a.t.p. all season with a straight sets win over french number one joe wilford tsonga. the old so with the final all square at two matches apiece it was over to veteran belgian steve dusty and the youngster of the french team

they do leap frog on this one here.h this. >> now you can get hurt stepping on one of those guys hands. >> yes. >> and then someone did duck, duck goose. >> last week they did duck, duck, goose. >> they get creative with their. >> they want to go back to the recess days it sounds like and looks like. >> recess games. >> keep them coming until we get them banned again. >> 7:19. >> you may notice price hike shopping on line at wal-mart, what they are, and, get people back in our stores. >>> so juan the price on line. >> yep. >> paying for convenience, baby. >> lets go to our money expert on that one. your iphone people are taking them, seeing pictures opening them up out of the box, they may in the work correctly after you take it outside this morning we will explain. >> i thought it was waterproof what? >>> good morning, doyletown. up there in bucks county, pennsylvania. >> all right. attention wal-mart shoppers. >> yes. >> attention: wal-mart shoppers. >> yes. >> what? >> do that again. >> attention, shoppers of wal-ma

the federal government has stopped him from doing that, and all for the sake of an invisible frog.med that is 1500 acres have been designated a potential habitat for something, we are not making this up, called the dusky go for frog. it is not actually live in louisiana, assuming it exists at all. edward joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. >> tucker: that i mistake that, have you ever seen a dusky gopher frog on your property? >> i've never seen one, because it's not there and it has not been seen in the whole state of louisiana according to the fish and wildlife service since 1967. >> tucker: this would basically be and what claiming you had you had sabertooth tigers on your land. why did they claim it was their? >> they claimed it was there because they want to have us give over their land so that they can cut every tree on 1500 acres and turn it into a frog resort. they would absolutely have to maintain it every year, keep the land burned every year, and by the way, we own the property all around it, so would you want to live near

some taking something, but never to the point where it forces that frog to actually take defensive maneuvers and jump out of the pot, do something big. and our adversaries have gotten very good at this sort of thing. the chinese in particular but the russians as well. the chink they're finding are often legal chinks or customary chunks or chinks of tradition which allow them to get into our systems without -- in ways we can't resist. we can't stop. so, one thing that's been in the news a lot lately has been chinese companies purchasing u.s. companies. and you have seen them buying strategic technologied. it's free marketment come with a great technology, why not let chinese investors who may or may not be working for in the people's liberation army or the government. why not let them buy it? you want to sell that, and once that technology is in the hands of the chinese government, it can be used to do some really devastating things to our military, or economy, our critical infrastructure and so forth. there, in... ... new technologies, new millet to rest technologies being addressed or inserted into the mill in the mix

do this? i am feeding the frog. this is the game of the frog, a basque thing. on its mouth, don‘t spin it.of 350,000, that is quite a few extra bodies. come on, let‘s get settled and get the best seats in the house. 0k, 0k. the show traces two decades of the town‘s history from the end of its industry to its rebirth as a centre of creativity, and it features one of its most famous residents. the spider! the mother! the spider! what did the show make you feel about bilbao now? i am really proud of my city and i think that with this kind of show, it is proving that the difficult times... throw in all the factories were closed, right now i can tell you that bilbao is beautiful, bilbao is ready for the future, but it isn‘t only the guggenheim, the city is much more than the guggenheim, especially the people. that‘s all we have time for, but coming up next week: 100 years since the united states entered the world war i, ade travels south of washington, dc and discovers the ghost fleet of the potomac. and the remains of the ships that helped win the war. it‘s pretty cool to be able to touch some

do something else. another focus for us is leap frogging america from where we at into the top three so we can bring jobs back to america. by the way, look, this economy, it has improved dramatically. we've got to get it revved up for another decade. and so that growth, those paychecks, that's all great for middle class families. >> look, we're out of time. but, obviously, we'll have you back to talk about all of the things in your plan. because there are so many questions still. >> there are so many, thank you. >> thank you for being on with us, john? >>> thanks. president trump minutes away from leaving for a most important trip of his presidency. over the last hour, he has had a steady stream of statements, including, apparently announcing, military policy. we'll discuss what he's been doing and what he plans to do. is he going to keep this up for 12 days on the road? stay with us. i'm all about my bed. this mattress is dangerously comfortable. when i get in, i literally say "ahhh." america loves the leesa mattress. we have more 5 star customer reviews than any other mattress of its kind. this bed hug

if you heat up water with a frog in the pot, if -- if you drop him in and it's boiling, he will jump out f you doou do by degrees, they will boil to death. this is the same with people, they will cross lines, little forms of cheating and it will snowball and they will lose the sense of when they crossed a more serious line. so, that is what gets you things like the wells fargo scandal with 3,000 employees, ultimately, fabricating bank accounts and other forms of massive cheating. but, you know, even with file sharing, which, you know, people mostly realize is illegal, almost 90% of young adults think that it's sometimes okay. they talk about it as sharing not stealing. so, there's boundary questions that i think technology has opened up. but, there are other forms of cheating that pretty of much everyone recognizes is as a serious offense and we just don't care that much anymore. over half of taxpayers admit to cheating sometimes on their forms. 80% of high school students will admit that they have cheated in class. so, the pervasiveness and persistence of it should give us cause, there's a price

just for our viewers at home who might fear they have a dusky gopher frog or two on their property, what is the recourse here? what you dons? >> the recourse is you have to go through the motions of going through a show trial, which they call a public hearing, where they gave me 5 minutes to speak, along with a lot of very strange people who got up and talked about the frog might cure cancer one day, and silly things like that. you then have to suffer through a long period of comments. they issued the rule as they said they would, and then you have to sue them in federal court to reverse it, and then if you get an adverse ruling, you take it to the court of appeals. we've done both of that, and we are now going to the u.s. supreme court in the hopes that they will see common sense and logic, and the fact that this s law does not actually allow that, and hopefully reverse the lower court decisions. >> tucker: unbelievable, environmentalist want to cut your trees down and burn your land. thank you, and godspeed, we are rooting for you. thanks a lot. >> thank you very much, tucker., >> tucker: thanks. the new york subway sy

next time a friend tries to fix you up with somebody, you should do it, it could be a prince. also possibly could be a frog, but maybe could be a prince. >> i love that. and it seems like it's been a bit of a whirlwind relationship, >> i love that she's mixed race. they were sake snarky things about that. >> there are terrible trolls. the royal family looks like a modern family. >> thank you, tommy. >> now to a story you will only see on news4. a couple facing decades behind bars, accused of preying on a vulnerable elderly man. prosecutors say they stole more than a million dollar from him. the crime not even uncovered until after his death. our pat collins is live now in the aspen hill area where the victim lived. pat? >> reporter: pat, he hired a woman to clean his house. and in the end, she cleaned him out. the victim here gusto v shapiro, he was 95 years old. he had just lost his wife of 70 years. they say he was lonely, depressed, delusional. he hired this n, molena, to clean his house here in aspen hill. prosecutors said she tricked him into putting her name on his bank account, to putting her name o

you're taught how to recycle, how to cut open a frog in high school, but you're not taut about the victimization of communism. charles: how dolarly they love to instagram, and they love red-bottomed shoes, and they love eyes says from kanye west. they like things that cost a lot of money. they all wear belt buckles that cost $500 from future chi, and yet they still are enamored with communism. how do those worlds live simultaneously? >> something like 80% of millennials have a positive view of small business. they love small business, and there's been a sharp increase in how they use small business, positive. they also love bernie, and they don't understand that the two -- charles: real quick, gillian. is this just something that happens when you're young and romanticize the world that you really don't know yet? >> yeah, i think it is. get out there and travel because that world comes at you fast. charles: and, of course, they can change history if enough of them keep voting. thank you both, very much appreciate it. tomorrow's the day we remember the heroes of our country. coming up, we're going to look into some of the ball

feel like jake owen is a douche bag, but i don't know, with a frog emoji and a coffee cup, which i don't even have any idea what has to dothem with a tennis racket. >> that is meanness. >> justin moore, get some pants that fit, bro, i can see your balls. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight on the show music from luke combs. jesse williams from ey's anato anatomy" is here. be right back with dak shepard! >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" brought to you by the kmart bluelight special. kmart.com. ♪ can you dance like you should ♪ ♪ make the rules while dancing ♪ ♪ you could dance like you should ♪ ♪ can you dance like you should ♪ ♪ make the rules while dancing ♪ ♪ can you dance like you should ♪ ♪ at 60 million mealsso closto pets in need. that definitely feels good! this holiday season, buy any bag of dog or cat food at petsmart and we'll give a meal to a pet in need. petsmart - for the love of pets. broth, i'm making my stuffing. run, who needs what? tin foil, i'm makin' yams. i'm making my famous cranberry sauce! get everyday essentials, priced right daily. target run & done. still get a refre

do they billed on this? we've been having this conversation, but there's really no big national message from the democrats. so, you know, they're going to dissect this thing tonight like a frog in a science class to figure out what went right in virginia. what went right in new jersey. meaghan trainer had that great song. it's all about the base. it was all about the base in this race. i don't know the words. you had to get out your base and then you had to build on it. i know what a trite cliche it sounds like. gillespie just couldn't reach out to him h. there was one big race that a lieutenant of people were going to talk about tomorrow morning. this has to could with a district 13, virginia elect hing the first transgender state-wide office holder. you're looking at her right now. that's dan contact roam. she defeated the guy who authored the virginia bathroom bill. that's a statement. bob marshal has to be looking at the world with some very different colored classes tonight. he is one of the most arch conservatives in the virginia house of delegates he's one of the most arch conservatives in republican elected politics across the country with some of the legislation he

around the world today kenya's opposition leader rana a doing a has called last week's election right rerun a sham saying that and yanto won the vote by frog he told supporters that the opposition would respond with economic boycotts picketing and other legitimate forms of protest but adding it made no mention of launching a legal challenge to the result. and russia says one of its submarines deployed in the mediterranean sea has fired three cruise missiles into syria's eastern dare is or province the strikes targeted one of the few remaining urban strongholds of the so-called islamic state in syria. russian president vladimir putin is set to meet his a rainy and counterpart house on rouhani in tehran today the talks will focus on the ongoing conflict in syria as moscow has a new initiative to end the country's civil war the wren and russia want fresh elections in syria featuring current ruler bashar al assad iran has said cooperation with russia is a clear rebuke to u.s. efforts to stem iranian influence in the middle east. let's bring in our moscow correspondent yury rachet zero on this story hi ruth tell us how significant is this meeti

but here's the thing, frog doesn't have wings and for you to comment on it makes you as foolish as the question. [overlapping speakers] >> the real question is do you believe roy moore or do you believe the women. and you bereave the women i get that -- >> it's not any job to judge whose telling the truth. i'm not taking a position on this i'm just asking you questions and i don't think it's a crazy question to ask [overlapping speakers] >> if somebody did this, do you believe they should serve in the united states senate? i assume you would say no? >> i would say this, anyone who molest a child, male or female needs to be prosecuted. period. >> do you think you're a good reader of politics in the situation, do you think -- if this is applied by liberals or who ever it is, is this going to be an impact? is it possible this will rally more people around judge more? >> it will do a little of both. i think you'll probably see a greater suppression of the vote than a rally of the base. i think you'll see it will -- there will be enough people out there that once that feather goes out of -- you know misconduct, whatever it be, there'd be enough peop

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do we have that generation and make it better. piggy backing on senator cassdy's comments, i think it's an opportunity to leap frog in renewables. i if vision also leap frogging to 25% renewables in puerto rico and recognizing that there are some mitigation strategies we need to put in place. that's why we have worked with the prepa governing board to have a gruch that can actually help us in the design and specifically looking where this can happen. events in puerto rico is very important. puerto rico's not flat, it's got a mountainous region. we'll be aggressively pursuing. it's a 90/95%. but that last mile always takes more time. because there are sort of remote areas of the island. this is an opportunity to make microgrids in puerto rico so that they can be sustained in different areas and lastly adding to this whole components, i think it's an opportunity to look at this from a top down approach with the collaboration of fema we were able to for the first time allow that either a power plant generator be added to the house or a renewable battery pack be add thootd homes in the step program. we expect there will be about 80,

frog. >> we have a sal manned err i mean -- >> what's wrong with sal manned ers? >> they can get 2 feet long and they're all slimy. >> i need to know new jersey, and delaware. >> so do we must investigate. if you in new jersey and delaware have an amphibian -- oh, delaware doesn't have one yet they have all the water around them. >> yes, then how do you determine, just see a lot around? oh, this will be the pennsylvania one? >> why would pennsylvania need an amphibian? it is a dessert? speaking of water, ever give a speech and get parched. we have a par every president, president trump takes a zip during a speech, and get sweet revenge from marco rubio, not so little marco any more. steve? >> mike, one of the four teens who escaped that facility in egg harbor city yesterday, now 31 hours ago, still free somewhere. a second day last known location, here in bridgeton, 37 miles away from where >> accused killer still on the run. >> using every resource available both grounds there. >> south jersey communities on high alert ago the manhunt for escaped teen enters its second day. where police are focusing right now. >> mysterious death. a family finds their elderly relat

korea did it there's no reason why an indian company couldn't do it the question is, as mahindra and owners of san young motors, we can leap froghe koreans in. they have closed that gap, the perception gap >> you're competing for the u.s. postal service, for new trucks you have one comparative advantage. you already have the wheels on the right side of the automobile when do you expect to hear about that contract, which would be several billion dollars worth? >> i think we have been embargoed from saying much about it, so i have to be very cautious all i can tell you is we have been short listed amongst the top five we're very excited, the team here is super excited. the prototype is here, i can't show it to you, but it looks terrific and as i said, it's a right-hand drive vehicle. they normally use diesel who knows how to make right-hand drive diesel vehicles? mahindra >> mr. mahindra, thanks so much for joining us on cnbc >> thank you for coming out here >> a beautiful new factory look forward to seeing it. carl, back to you. >> our thanks to you, michelle >>> let's get to sue herera and news update at hq. >> hello, carl good

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