>> ibc totes, they have solar panels, they're going to create a power tower, they wanted to create dependableater and power sources for people on the front lines. this orphanage is in a rural area. rural areas don't have access to water and power like the rest of us. they wanted to give them something dependable. this is dependable for them. >> what's really cool is that the labor is locally sourced, the containers are locally sourced, water bins are upcycled. these are things that they try to put money into the economy that they're trying to help, instead of bringing it from the u.s. and taking it down there. >> i wonder where all of this came from. >> we have alex and grant miller miller. what made you think, storage container is the way to go to do what we need to do. >> my brother came to me and asked if i had shipping container architecture. >> the reason why we wanted to use a shipping container, every school around the world is the entire industry of shipping. the way they transport goods and services around the world, our entire infrastructure is built to receive these. i tried to fin

those are ibc totes and they have solar panels. they're going to create a power tower because when they created this charity, they wanted to create dependable water and power sources for people on the front lines. this orphanage is in a rural area and rural areas don't have access to water and power like the rest of us. so they wanted to give them something dependable. this is dependable for them. what's really cool is that the labor is locally sourced. the containers are locally sourced. the water bins are up cycle. these are things that they try to put money into the economy that they're trying to help instead of just bringing it from the u.s. and taking it down there. >> they really thought this through. i wonder where all of this came from. >> we can ask them all about it. we have alex, with us via skype. what made you think that the storm container is the way to -- storage container is the way to do what we need to do? >> my brother came to me and asked if we had the shipping container architecture and in 2010, this is a big a

apple phones, iphones, 50% of the market share, according to ibc.so, 85%s even of the market share. also can be in a fake off mode. that means they can still hear and record your conversations and send that on the hackers out there. also are beingws hacked or could be hacked. 400 million instances of microsoft windows 10, for example, to give you the scope. signal andhat telegram. vault seven in this data dump. more than 8500 pages floating around. wikileaks saying it is their largest ever publication of confidential documents of the cia ever. malware, and vulnerabilities. the cia has gone on record saying, it does not comment on the authenticity of this. as you would expect, they will not talk about this or deny it. but is the information true? it turns out, according to the analysis coming out, university of california berkeley and an intelligence source of the washington journal, they say yes, most if not all of this is true. interestingly, politicians are calling for a probe. if this arsenal is in the hands of other organizations or people, we n

ibc bay area's jay gray is live da wash with a closer look at this vote just days before it is supposed to happen. can we tell how this is looking right now, jay? >> reporter: yes, still very tense, kris. and good to talk to you. it looks like republicans still have settled on the changes that they'll present on the health plan here. that as president trump as you mention gets much more active, much more aggressive in trying to find the votes necessary to pass the measure. president trump with a sales call on capitol hill this morning, joining fellow republicans as they search former president common ground on the controversial gop measure to replace obamacare. >> we had a great meeting and i think we're going to get a winner vote. >> reporter: the president made a pitch to supporters monday night in kentucky as lawmakers back in washington worked on amendments to the legislation to try and grow support. >> and remember, we're going to negotiate and it's going to go to the senate and back and forth, the end result is going to be wonderful and it's going to work great. >> reporter: the c