you look right along the horizontal.we do have that marine layer coming back and the camera bouncing around, gusting at 26 at fairfield xd 23 at san carlos. the wind will be between 10 and 20 overnight. the cool ocean water keeping san francisco to 76 degrees. 65 in oakland. now checking in with current temperature of 70 degrees. overnight we have clouds along the coast right now. going to make their advance inland once again. overnight most of us will have overcast skies and numbers generally in the 50s tomorrow morning. so future weather, 6:00 along the coast. we approach midnight early sunday morning. s this the cloud cover over the majority of the region and many of us will wake up to gray skies on sunday. by mid day the clouds break down. more stubborn to break along the coast than today. highs on sunday. a lot of sunshine. still with that breeze. san francisco at 62. 75 in san jose. warmer in antioch at 80 degrees. napa a comfortable 77. tomorrow final day of the bottle rock festival, shaping up to be a nice finish

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you look right along the horizontal. we do have that marine layer coming back and the camera bouncing around, gusting at 26 at fairfield xd 23 at san carlos. the wind will be between 10 and 20 overnight. the cool ocean water keeping san francisco to 76 degrees. 65 in oakland. now checking in with current temperature of 70 degrees. overnight we have clouds along the coast right now. going to make their advance inland once again. overnight most of us will have overcast skies and numbers generally in the 50s tomorrow morning. so future weather, 6:00 along the coast. we approach midnight early sunday morning. s this the cloud cover over the majority of the region and many of us will wake up to gray skies on sunday. by mid day the clouds break down. more stubborn to break along the coast than today. highs on sunday. a lot of sunshine. still with that breeze. san francisco at 62. 75 in san jose. warmer in antioch at 80 degrees. napa a comfortable 77. tomorrow final day of the bottle rock festival, shaping up to be a nice finis

. >> hold on you cannot shoot facebook live horizontally. >> you talk about everyone else for how theyurn their camera doing the same thing. >> listen tuna face, facebook live i don't believe allows to you shoot horizontally. >> you can move your phone. >> i did but i didn't want people at home to have been on the couch and on their side to watch. >> it is kind of far away, do you have a point to all this. >> i hate you both. >> as i'm videotaping, little do i know, in my apartment by myself in, my underwear, shooting the fire works, for you, the viewer, little do i know at that precise moment of the finally. >> yes, the finally. >> that one megan milkie way w ilke in the control room punching yourself up is getting engage. >> it has already happened. >> it happened during the fire works. tell us about the fire works at penns landing, you are standing there did you know it was coming. >> no, of course not. >> not a lot of woman do. >> i didn't know. yeah, fire works, penns landing, it is a special day for us, he said fire works sunday night, we should go. it was raining, cold, i was li

place where there was a big enough stage to do this, you need a lot of vertical space and a lot of horizontal space and you just have to avoid game days. >> so you're spinning mirrors on the football field. >> it underneath, under the angle of this and the triangular space under the stand and the university, it was available space. >> why did the banner help the biggest telescope to see. >> as long as you're just greedy, you think five meters would be big enough, 10 meters should be big enough, we're trying for 22 mirrors now. it's because more gathering, more life, the less you see further away and were trying to look back to the big bang, it is close to that as possible and you need bigger glass and also bigger mirrors makes impregnable sharper images so to see details, you also want a bigger mirror so everything's driving you in the direction of bigger glass, bigger mirrors. >> where are these is a goal telescope. >> the biggest ones we have are on telescopes on mountain tops around tucson and the president of arizona is still a good place but the biggest ones are now in chile so we have t

. >> he grabbed my reporter next thing i knew i had gone from being vertical to being horizontal. >>red of you guys. are you with the guardian? >> yes, and you just broke my glasses. >> an abc news exclusive, billy bush speaking out about that infamous tape with president trump. >> i had never listened to that tape, robin, until just days before the rest of the world got it. and i recoiled. i think i sacrificed my own dignity in that moment. >> the winners and new champions of dancing with the stars are rashad and emma. snoelts ♪ [ laughter ] >> that image right there of my hands just like lowering you. >> yeah, i was a little worried where that was going to end. you did have a big smile on your face. i take that as a compliment. >> who wouldn't? >> announcer: this is abc's world news now, informing inso many any actuals for two >>> good morning, i'm diane. >> and i'm candice gibson. "world news now." >> the fbi is reportedly looking into the president's son-in-law, investigating his contacts with russian officials. he is not accused of wrongdoing, but the meeting with high profiled

north koreans did last week was very scary because even though it only went a short distance, horizontallylly, vertical launch, that it could have hit guam had it been aimed horizontally. they are coming very near. and the only option, unless we get the chinese to act is going to be war. that's going to be a very hard decision for any president to make. >> bret: the other story that's not getting a lot of coverage. we've covered it this week, is these fisa court documents, michael. and that is really harsh rebuke for the obama administration on a number of fronts. of these illegal searches of americans and also how the fbi handled this information. >> yeah. i think we need to be careful here. the oversight of the american intelligence apparatus is second to none in the world. what you have here is a redacted report that came out. which means that the intelligence committee and congress and others have seen this for quite some time and there hasn't really been the chatter on capitol hill and amongst others that this was to be some huge scandal. so you have a situation where it's complicated

. >> he grabbed my recorder and the next thing i knew, i have begun from being vertical to horizontal. network'snews, that reported back to his account. >> grabbed him by the neck, both hands, slid him to the side, body slammed hime, then got on tap and started punching and yelling at him. >> at last check, the polls are very close in a near tie. both holding on to 47% of the vote. we looking to appraised as we go to the evening. >> here is a questio how much is your blood worth? cameras were rolling as this man, who is accused of buying blood ran from the courtroom this afternoon. anna-lysa gayle with details on this bizarre situation. strange.nly right after he was released on his own recognizance, he walked out of the courthouse in shame and ran that way. he said that he had no comment. >> here he is here. >> he ran away when faced with questions about the charges brought against him. >> why were you taking blood? >> he is accused of drawing and buying people's blood in an abandoned apartment in the southwest never had even though he is not a licensed medical professional. >> he wa

. >> i had gone from being vertical to horizontal. >> an abc news exclusive. bush speaking out about infamous tape with president trump. >> i never lte robin. days before the world got it. i recoiled. think i sacrificed my dignity in the moment. >> the winners and new champions of "dancing with the stars" are -- rashad and emma. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ because i had the time of my life ♪ ♪ i never felt before that image right there of my hands just like -- lowering you. >> yeah, was worried about where that was going to end. yeah. you did have a big smile on your face though. i took that as a compliment. >> who wouldn't? >> ha-ha-ha. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, a public apology from the politician heading to capitol hill. greg gianforte won a seat in congress just a day after being charged with assault. >>> breaking right now, new scrutiny over jared kushner's contacts with russia

they take a horizontal path where they are rotating along a horizontal axis, and then they go tiltedard into the storm's updraft. depending one where you put these source regions, you can see the air is doing very different things. the red region is the stream-wise vorticity current. the darker green region, this is air that's in the cold pool of the super-cell, and it seems to be directly feeding the tornado. the whole reason we do this kind of research is to essentially produce better forecasts of when these things are going to happen. too many people still die from tornadoes in the-- around the world, but in the united states, too. we have a false alarm problem where we issue a warning when the tornado is not happening. and then we have the problem where the tornado is already happening, but we haven't issued a warning. so the challenge is to do a much better job at producing these warnings even before the storm has formed, and the first step is to first understand the storm. you can't forecast a storm until you understand it, and we're just getting to the point where we're better

caroline: do think you could serve customers and shareholders better with a horizontal deal? better to team up with other mobile suppliers, or do you think it's better to get into the content? >> well, yes, yes, and yes, right. i have often said that what is happening can be easily summarized as all content will go to the internet, and all internet will be viewed mobile can define where things are going and what structures will take place. t-mobile could be very strong by itself and continue to grow. we could consolidate with another wireless player and get scale and bring competition even greater. we could come together with a cable player from a standpoint of convergence that makes sense over time. and remember, when all content goes to the internet and the internet is viewed mobile, we have 73 million and growing people who get their monthly access to the internet and content from t-mobile, so i think there is going to be a lot of fascinating things happening. most importantly is we are strong, we are profitable, and have given 45% to 48% on free cash flow growth and our s

. >> he grabbed my recorder, and next thing i was vertical to horizontal on the floor. >> reporter: meanwhile, the campaign blames jacobs saying in a a statement the candidate was merely grabbing for the phone he says jacobs pushed in his face, adding, quote, it is unfortunate that this aggressive behavior from a liberal journalist created the scene at our campaign volunteer barbecue. a fox news reporter in the room at the time setting up to interview him confirms jacobs account of what happened. >> he grabbed him by the neck, both hands, slid him to the side, body slammed him, got on top of him to punch him and yelling at him. >> reporter: it's unclear how this affects the race since about two-thirds of voters in that state have already picked him in early voting ahead of today's election day. republicans would still face major decisions whether or not to seat him. abc 7 news. >> thank you. >>> napa valley ready to rock. the big upgrade. >>> counting down to the nba finals, one of a kind opportunity for warriors fans today to celebrate the team's impressive playoff run. >> a live look now, o

i wanted to know if that funding was used for concrete horizontally, what it could do for infrastructure? wouldefazio: $70 billion help us tremendously in terms of infrastructure. if you applied it and split between the way it's normally split, that would mean 14 billion with -- would go to transit. of rogers waiting to go out. they have tried to buy new vehicles for mass transit. the other part, the 80% traditionally would go into roads, bridges,'s and highways. you can build a lot of highways and repair or replace a lot of $56ing bridges with billion. that would be a big increase in our spending. we need more than that long-term. that would be a big jolt. this wall is the stupidest thing i've ever heard of. there are great videos of how people the walls. i was in hong kong when it was communist china and people were trying to escape, dish china. the chinese used lethal force. they patrolled. they had double fencing and dogs. you could take somebody $1000 and they could get you in. using airlers are cannons. they just shoot the stuff over the wall. you build the wall in some incredibly

. >> he grabbed the recorder, and the next thing i knew i went from being vertical to being horizontal on the floor. >> reporter: the local sheriff charged gianforte with misdemeanor assault. the campaign insisting he was just grabbing the phone that he said jacobs pushed in his face. "it's unfortunate that this aggressive behavior from a liberal journalist created this scene." but the fox news crew said jacobs was not the aggressor. >> i did see the whole thing when gianforte grabbed him by the neck, both hands, slid him to the side, body-slammed him and then got on top of him and started punching and then yelling at him. >> reporter: today, gianforte nowhere to be seen -- cancelling appearances, his headquarters dark. and voters we talked to today are split. you didn't change your vote, why not. >> i don't think his, like, little stuff really affects how i done think he's going to represent our state. >> i don't think mr. gianforte is prepared for politics. >> reporter: this hotly contested race is seen as a test of support for the president, who just yesterday was praising gianforte

. >> he grabbed my record and the next thing i knew i when from being vertical to horizontal. >> and on fox news that reporter backed the account. >> gianforte grabbed him by the neck and slid him to the side and body slammed him and got on top of him and started yelling at him. >> there is clear backlash, three of the biggest newspapers rescinding their endorsement. and even paul ryan is calling for gianforte to at the very least apologize. monica back to you. >>> philadelphia police are asking you to identify the man in this video stealing overthe counter medication from this dollar store. if t happened on frankford avenue and he was approached by a loss prevention employee and the suspect pulled out a knife and walked away. if you recognize the man in the video please call police. >>> well tonight we are getting the first look at the man that sparked an armed standoff at a delaware county cvs. this man quazi hudson is facing charges after charging the drug store with a gun and barricading himself inside. jeanette reyes has the details tonight from media. >> reporter: one by one th

next thing i knew from being vertical to being horizontal on the floor. >> his campaign insists he was grabbing for the phone he says, jacobs pushed in his face. saying unfortunate this aggressive behavior from a liberal journalists created the scene. on fox news the network's reporter in the room backed jacob's account. >> gianforte grabbed him by the neck, both hands. slid him to the side. body slammed him. then, got on top of him, started punching and then yelling at him. >> going into the polls in montana say this had no impact on their vote. >> no it did not change. because we're all imperfect. and, we have all made mistakes. and, unfortunately, he made a bad choice. >> still some on capitol hill, including paul ryan say gianforte should at the least apologize. marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >>> traffic backed up at the port of oakland after work temporarily stopped. sky 7 flew overhead this morning. a few trucks were rolling along. many sat in lines not moving at all. abc 7 news reporter, jonathan bloom explained what happened. >> how long half you been waiting? >> 2 and

.: we think it plays horizontally across all of our verticals.n health care there is an enormous amount you can do with machine learning and how we think about clinical outcomes among images. the oil and gas business is plowing full steam ahead in improving productivity and efficiency of wells, tried to get the break-even price, a barrel of oil, for our customers to make products more competitive. i don't think there is a business in the ge portfolio that is not going to benefit dramatically from the digital transformation. at the end of the day we are trying to make our products through analytics and data perform better for customers and create better outcomes for our customers economically. we think there is an enormous amount of productivity in systems of machines. make quiteou seem to a bit of acquisition activity, particularly in the area of robotics and printing. they have been targeted largely and european companies, but what about acquisition opportunities in boston and east coast area and building that part of the business? questionso th

. >> he grabbed my recorder and then i went from being vertical to horizontal on the floor. >> on fox news, the network reporter grabbed jacob's account. >> he grabbed him with both hands, slid him to the side, body slammed him. got on top of him and started punching and yelling at him. >> three of montana's biggest newspapers rescinded the endorsement of gianforte but it's unclear if it will impact the election as about two-third of the expected voters cast their ballots early. in los angeles, marci gonzalez, abc7 news. alison: back closer to home the repairs are underway at the maryland farm shopping center after part of the building collapsed. crushing nearby cars. it happened last night off beltsville. investigators are still not sure what caused the building to come apart but business owners are told they can operate as normal. >> they had the thought in my head do i go after my purse or stop my car? larry: now this woman chose to fight back against a carjacker. the choice isn't making police happy. alison: plus, the next round in the battle over healthcare on the hill after the

. >> the next thing i knew i had gone from being vertical to horizontal. >> he said he was trying to ask a question about the healthcare. but his campaign blames jacobs, saying in a statement that the candidate was merely grabbing for the phone he says jacobs pushed in his face behavior from a liberal journalist created the scene at the campaign barbecue. the fox news at the time also confirms that jacobs' account of what happened. >> grabs him by the neck, both hands. slimmed him to the side. body slammed him. got on top of him and started punching and yelling at him. >> the poles in the special election are open and they close later tonight. greg gianforte before this was the front runner. sam sweeney, abc7 news. alison: so voting is taking place right i know as three of the state's biggest newspapers pulled back the endorsements of gianforte. jonathan: new developments in manchester as the anti-terror raids and the investigations do continue. in the meantime, families grieve. this is as the british intelligence pledging it will not share with the u.s. all because of the intelligen

jeff: we think it plays horizontally across all of our verticals.learly in health care, there is an enormous market for ai and machine learning. we think about images, oil and gas businesses are going full steam ahead. including productivity and efficiency of wells. trying to get the break even price of oil. gas is down for our customers to make our products more competitive. i don't think there is a business in the ge portfolio that will not benefit are -- dramatically from this digital transformation. at the end of the day, we are trying to make our products to analytics and data to perform better for customers and pricked create that are outcomes for our customers economically. there is in enormous amount of productivity in the machines and systems of machines. caroline: we have seen you make quite a bit of acquisition activity, specifically for 3-d printing. they have been targeting european companies, but what about the companies in boston and the east coast and building that part of the business? jeff: there is no question that manufacturing i

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i suddenly went from being vertical to horizontal. and mr.gianforte on top of me. >> you know many with the gop leadership remained silent on what happened or hedged what happened i didn't know what happened eye i'm not entirely sure what went down. has that surprised you? >> look it's a complicated political situation. and this is a very weird situation that i think this is -- i certainly know how weird it's been in surreal it's been for me to deal with it. i'm certain everyone else it's been something where there is no play book, no guide for candidate body slamming a rohrer a day before police cast. >> i i was struck by something in the audio where gianforte says the last time you came in here you did the same thing. had you had a run in with him before? >> no. that was the first one-on-one interaction. i've been at several campaign stops and seem seen him sbrkt with the voters the understand i gotty from the campaign from separate reporting trip several weeks ago i had no personal interaction with gianforte before that. i've been at event

marketplace as a result of lots of supply coming on, primarily driven by technological advancements on horizontal drilling. yet again, the consumer is the major beneficiary. overtime, we believe we have a constructive dialogue with the administration and with congress on this issue and our hope and expectation is as we ground this and affect the conversation, the outcome will be positive. we will eventually get to where we be in this conversation and many others because we will grounded in reality and fact. i think it is premature to project exactly where it is going to go. but clearly we want to be engaged in net dialogue. right now it is a very constructive dialogue with the secretary and others to make sure we have open avenues of communication. jason: other questions? --you could pull over thank you. i'm a reporter from the toronto star. in april the president complained about canada on a few issues. some of which are known as bilateral europeans like of lumber. he also mentioned energy. none of us in canada really knew what he was referring to. did you know what he was talking about? are the

. >> he grabbed my recorder and next thing i went from going vertical to horizontal on the floor. >>ter: he blames jacobs saying he was grabbing for the phone he says jacobs pushed in his face. adding, quote, it is unfortunate that this aggressive behavior from a liberal journalist created this scene at our campaign volunteer barbecue. a fox news reporter in the room at the time setting up to interview gianforte confirms jacobs' account of what happened. >> gianforte grabs him by the neck, both hands, slid him to the side, body slams him and got on top of him and started punching and yelling at him. >> reporter: three of montana's biggest newspapers have rescinded their endorsements of the candidate, but it's unclear how it will affect the race overall since already about two-thirds of voters in that state has picked gianforte in early voting. jessica castro, abc7 news. >> a 22-year-old florida college student faces a felony charge for allegedly changing his math grade from an f to a b. sammy is accused of sneaking into the math building at the university of central florida with a fr

just tried to follow up one more time and next thing i knew i went from being vertical tock horizontal. >> i'm second and tired of you. the last guys that came in here did the same thing. get the hell out of here. >> reporter: gianforte's campaign originally offered a different version of the altercation saying it's unfortunate that this aggressive behavior from a liberal journalist created this scene. after gianforte was charged with misdemeanor assault speaker paul ryan said gianforte should apologize but he would still be welcome at the capitol. >> i don't think that this is acceptable but the decision will be made by the people of montana. in the end gianforte's supporters rallied behind him and his campaign taking in $100,000 in the day after the incident >> now the ermiest gianforte could be seated in the house is june 6thth when congress gets back into session. we'll have some business to take care of in montana's first -- he will have business to take care of in montana first and he has to appear in court on that assault charge by june 7th. >>> a familiar face. new video of hil

the safest way to slice an avocado is to lay it horizontally on a flat surface and placing a hand on top. (james) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. (darya) you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james) cooler than normal temperatures will continue today as we enjoy mostly sunny skies on this friday. let's get outside and check out the 4-zone camera network. it's pretty clear outside with no major fog. temperatures right now are in the mid 40s to low 50s. your daypart forecast shows inland temps warming to the mid 50s by 9:00. we should see low 60s by noon, then mid to upper 60s by later this afternoon. bay shoreline temps will peak near 65 today, while coastal communities will stay in the mid 50s. your weekend outlook shows temps staying flat. mother's day s

you would need103-mile-an-hour winds going up, vertically, not horizontally, to get baseball-sized hailgh thunderstorms that's the turbulence you feel, the winds going in the vertical direction. temperatures have been chilly. that's the other story that's been with us from friday of last week. 37 in buffalo. we had reports of snow yesterday in upstate new york. so, the divided highs continue today. the northeast low keeps us cool. the warm air from texas to the southeast. it's going to stay that way. kansas city is great. memphis is great. atlanta is great. cleveland, raleigh, new york city all well below average this time of year. even as we head to the upcoming weekend, not a lot of changes. d.c., you warm up a little bit on wednesday. you're chilly. friday, 59. portland, maine, in the 50s. we're still in the 90s in florida where we're dealing with the drought and fire situation. it's not going to change until next week, monday or tuesday next week, mother's day. that's when everyone will warm up in the northeast. >> you can see the disparity between the upper part of the country and

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some people look strictly at distribution, other people -- other folks look at horizontal equity in terms of individual taxpayers and businesses. and then third is simplicity, simplification. and, you know, over time since the '86 act, the system has become ever more complex. the complexity is a real cost to the country. i think he looks at those three things. and the good thing is thanks to macro economics scoring and analysis, we have a much better, i think, understanding of what the first -- whether the first criteria is met or not. we have an ability to test whether we're moving the needle on efficiency or more efficient capital, employment, and if you're going to ask members to do the tough things, and i think no matter how do you this it will be a very tough political exercise, as it was in '86. and you've got to give members the notion and the data that shows that you're -- you are materially changing those three criteria. you are moving to a more growth oriented system. it's going to mean more jobs. it's going to mean more income. it's going to be better standard of living for fol

sort of watched me walk in there, and i guess it sounds like then watched me go from vertical to horizontal relatively quickly. >> i want to play the audio for the folks that are watching this and for you as well just so -- this is your audio, so you can hear it, relive it, and the folks at home can listen. take a listen. >> -- the cbo score because you were waiting to make your decision until you saw the bill. >> we'll talk to you about that later. >> i'm just curious -- >> okay. speak with shane, please. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys! the last guy that came in here you did the same thing. get the hell out of here. get the hell out of here. the last guy did the same thing. you with the guardian? >> yes, and you just broke my glasses. >> the last guy did the same damn thing. >> you just body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> get the hell out of here. >> you'd like me to get the hell out of here. i'd also like to call the police. >> can i get your guys' names? he just body slammed me. >> whoa. >> yeah. >> so what is he referring to when he says some guy just did -- i mean it sounds lik

defensive, i tried to follow up one time and next thing i went i went from not being vertical to horizontaleporter: gianforte's campaign originally offered a different version of the altercation saying it's unfortunate that this aggressive behavior created this seen. after the sheriff charged gianforte with misdemeanor assault, speaker paul ryan said that he should apologize but he'll welcome to the white house. >> the choice will be made by the people of montana. >> reporter: in the end, gianforte's supporters rallied behind him, his campaign taking in $100,000 a day after the incident. so that apology might make the political issue go away at least for the time being but he still has a legal issue to deal with sometime between now and when he gets sworn in june 6th, he's got to appear before a judge here and face that misdemeanor assault charge which is not going away. >> i can't say -- i've got to state it one more time. after the incident. after he threw the reporter down he raised a quick 100 grand. steve kornacki, clearly it's all about politics. tell me what this means. >> yeah, take

in the containment scenario i would be worried about horizontal proliferation. -- we did ang survey where we asked experts what is the number one issue in terms of the cross between prior to how much we knew. are whereind spots you have high priority and no knowledge. those are the blind spots. what we found was the number one issue was not wmd. it was domestic stabilization in north korea, not because we cared about the nuclear issue, but we feel we need know more about the wmd situation than domestic stabilization in then north. it was interesting based on this data, surveying 100 experts. mr. fitzpatrick: thanks very much. i thought they were great hesitations, very good questions, good answers. this has been the most over for we haveverflow crowd ever had here, the most heated discussion, and join me in thanking the panelists. come again. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> congress continues on a work period. here

go wide and shot horizontal. >> when you hold it like that, when you try to edit it, you get the blackor a table >> or too much wine. >> everybody wanted to pan and zoom with the home videos and then you watch it and you're dizzy. >> it says don't worry about them being snippets. we have tiny moments that you would have a camera for. >> that's true. >> you're at a restaurant and they do something funny and you're like poppy likes salsa. for example she likes salsa. >> she's adorable. >> she's eating spicy salsa. >> she can't get enough. >> do you like salsa? >> i love it. i knew that i wouldn't eat that much. >> she has a southern accent. >> i think food habits are ha red tear. >> i think i'm in love with your daughter. i also think the ponytails -- >> if that had just been horizontal, you would have been fine. >> al needs tho you need a real camera for quality moments? >> moments bigger than salsa. >> or especially distance. >> i made a mistake for my daughter's first ballet recital. >> and there's people heads. >> the phone was perfect. >> i thought it was just fuzzy. >> it's a battl

that he was filling the drop was a one inch piece of johnson & johnson white medical tape placed horizontally on the left upright of the fox stone park sign. he disappeared into the park nine minutes. if you walked four and a half minutes into the park, you come to this bridge. he left this package between the bottom of the wooden bridge in the concrete in the bank. when he comes back out, his car is left there. it is currently 1700 -- about 5:00 p.m. he dropped his best friend at dulles airport. his wife is waiting at home with a tv dinner and they will watch nascar. these are robert hanssen's last moments as he exits the park. as he exits the park and is walking up the hill, he is wearing his gray jacket, his black sweater. he is armed. he is a supervisory special agent. he will go to the top of the hill and turn right. the team expected him that night, so they were set up for night photography. the camera at the drop site was not working, so they have no picture of him filling the drop. he will reach for his keys. the fbi does not know he is reaching for a gun. they have a team of five ind

the only thing there is the horizontal proliferation problem. north korea is a serial proliferator.e can go through the list. the jihad missile is a north korean missile. they tried to sell to a rack to saddam hussein but saddam hussein wanted to pay on credit not in cash. [laughter] >> there is a whole list. they are sold every one they have developed. i would be where i was wary of proliferation. a unification ceremony come i hate to throw data at you but we did a survey where we asked experts what was the number one issue in a unification scenario in terms of the cross between priority and how much we knew, right? said the big line spot is where there is high minority and no knowledge. those are the big wind spots. what we actually found was the number one issue was not wmd. the number one issue was domestic stabilization and north korea. not because we don't care about the nuclear issue but relative to domestic stabilization we figure we know more about the situation that about domestic stabilization so it was an interesting finding based on the data we did surveying 100 governm