the agent in charge of the fbi's jacksonville office is james casey. the kidnappers appear to be dee activating quin's cell phone after each of the calls they made to reid. >> somebody in the scheme was smart enough to take the battery out of the cell phone, because we were able to, through some technical capabilities, determine that that phone was not only off, but had no power to it at certain times. >> meaning you can't trace it? >> meaning you can't trace t. >> while there was no pinpointing an exact address where quin's calls were originating, technicians were tracing pings when the phone was in use. those are the electronic connections made when a phone hits a particular cell tower. and that gave investigators a general idea where quin might have been held. >>> fbi agent tony kravit was selected as the lead crisis negotiator for the bureau. >> we're tracking the phone and we're thinking that, you know, we've got some leads. >> agents felt they were making progress, but then suddenly the phone was also pinging farther away. the kidnappers and quin

the agent in charge of the fbi's jacksonville office is james casey.ys the kidnappers appeared to be deactivating quinn's cell phone after each of the calls they made to reid. >> somebody in the scheme was smart enough to take the battery out of the cell phone because we were able to do some technical capabilities and determine that that phone was not only off but had no power to it at certain times. >> meaning you can't trace it? >> meaning you can't trace it. >> while there was no pin pointing an exact address where quinn's calls were originating, technicians were tracing pings when the phone was in use. those are the electronic connections made when a phone hits a particular cell tower, and that gave investigators a general idea where quinn might have been held. fbi agent tony kravit was selected as the lead crisis negotiator for the bureau. >> we're tracking the phone and thinking we've got some leads. >> agents felt they were making progress, but suddenly the phone was also pinging farther away. the kidnappers and quinn might have been on the move

casey stoney at manchester united women this season. he'll take charge of his first match in the merseyside derby against liverpool tomorrow. british sprinter, james, has launched an urgent funding appeal, for surgery that he says, will save his career. the two—time european champion lost his uk sport funding after the 2016, and is attempting to crowd fund, £25,000 to repair his ruptured achilles tendon, and help with rehab. he's so far raised over £4,000 in less than a day one of snooker‘s biggest corruption scandals, has seen two chinese players banned, for a total of 16 years. a major match fixing enquiry found that, yu delu, manipulated the outcome of five matches, over a 30 month perioud. he's been banned for almost 11 years. compatriot, cow youpeng also pleaded guilty and was given a six year suspension. that's all the sport for now. next up, it's click. this week: a special look at tech for disabled people, with hero arms, talking internet, and — all right, who covered the wall with doughnuts? one of the most important topics that we cover regularly here on click is tech which can assist disabled people. as the cost of prototyping and innov