kang: assume a sitting position. kodos: one seat per human. come on, start this thing!er: uh-oh. all: ooh! we've left earth's atmosphere. prove it. (squeals) i can't believe gus, you're not scared are you? you're the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. i don't like thunder! (bashfully) this is getting creepy! (sfx: loud thunder clap) grrrr, did you say creepy? creepy cash? the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. yeah, with top prizes of 50 grand. that's a monster of a prize. keep on scratchin' are we there yet? welcome, humans. there is nothing to fear. i am kang the abductor. what the...? this isn't halloween. are we truly in space? and if so, why? all will be revealed in time, unsuspecting humans. why does the last thing you say sound so ominous? it's just the way we speak, easily reassured fool. (sighing happily) oh! yeah, that's good. we shall now attend to the complex calculations of hyperspace. (chuckling) hey, captain squid! if you really want to be nice to us, how about some snacks? whatever you say shall materialize. potato chips. ("blue d

in the second report of our two-part series on driverless technology, we focus on the kang changes in store for japan's distribution sector. >> reporter: the delivery industry is facing a challenge. most firms are struggling with labor shortages. an aging society and the low birthrate are likely to make the problem worse. at the same time, demand is rising. one big reason is the popularity of internet shopping. but many people are out when packages arrive. >> translator: no one was home at about 25 places today. that's becoming typical. >> reporter: if the customer is absent, the package has to be redelivered. this creates more work. self-driving vehicles could be the answer.. a major japanese company and an i.i.t. firm are using the technology to develop a new service. here's how it works. the customer uses a smartphone to set a time and place. a self-driving vehicle arrives at the designated time. inside the vehicle are containers. the customer enters a password to unlook the container and remove the package. officials hope the service will be more convenient for customers. and ease

alice kang has the story. nats: police scanner alice officer mario vitailoi says he never knows what to expect when going into work. on thursday, he responded to a call that a 10-year-old was causing trouble... sot?? so he decided to help turn the boy's day around... nat: basketball alice officer vitailoi decided to have some fun. officer mario vitaioli/janesville police department "i took him to bond park to play some basketba alice what officer vitailoi didn't know is that the game was caught on video. officer mario vitaioli/janesville police department "there was literally nobody around at the park so i had no idea that somebody was taking a video." alice teresa jacobson shared this video on our facebook page today. she says it is heartwarming to see an officer building bonds and bridges with the youth of janesville. officer vitailoi has been working for the janesville police department for 17 years. officer mario vitaioli/janesville police i first started." alice he says with officer involved shootings mak

>>> screen robbers, the roope terrorized the front range accused of violent bank robberies jumping kang -- and threatening workers. also accused in a crime spree that included two carjackings and random shootings. 200 people have been summoned for jury selection in what is expected to be a long trial that is expected to last two days with the rest of the trial plan for six weeks. >>> a day after a cattle truck of them roaming. the animals have presented a danger for drivers, now cowboys are on the scene to corral them. some of the cattle have been roaming around ever since the truck crashed yesterday. the crush i-70 near georgetown eastbound lanes, matt kroschel is along the interstate right now. with the very latest on the impromptu rodeo. matt? >> reporter: jim, 12 of those cattle remain unaccounted for tonight and here on i-70 cdot has signs about cattle possible here on the roadway and that follows fatal crash last night where an rv hit one of those cows. >> the thing about moving cows is it is not like in the movies. >> reporter: but it sure looks like a wild west movie set in geor

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is is is ♪ lea: michael jackson kang at playback time to does the name was not hired thugs celebrityrning $825 million. earlier this year jackson path of the sony publishing catalog sold for $750 million, pushing them to the top of the list. other celebs who made the cut are charles schultz at number two with 48 million, g-golf veteran arnold palmer who passed away last month claimed the number three spot with 40 million rounding out the top of her music top five or a music legend elvis presley for 27 million imprints of 25 million. the late rock star david kelley made the list at number 11 with $10.5 million. a look now at the latest in sports. the national hockey league are talking about making a first impression. dazzling the home crowd netting four goals in a high-scoring debut in nhl history. pratchett unprecedented performance. they hugged, kissed in the stands. matthews couldn't carry his team unfortunately to the jury. they still lost 5-for. and baseball, the washington nationals on the shoulders. he'll pitch in the deciding game five of the division's series. the winner will

hang kang -- hang seng in hong kong higher by 1.3% and markets are closed in china this entire week for national holidays. nicole: in europe now, germany closed for holiday. so that's not an appointed a good the london ftse gaining 1%. the cac about one 10th of 1%. richard baker is saddled with the department of justice. layoffs at deutsche bank, ing and, ing and last week let's were announced for commerce inc. lea: i've been manufacturing. data coming out later this morning. the stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. higher by, s&p unchanged at this point. that's down by one third of one point. let's check out what's going on this morning. but they are up 44 cents. right now opec cuts once again. the story changes every day. both of. u.s. stocks wrapped up their best quarter of the year with help from the banking and technology sectors to the data ended with a gain of 2.1%. s&p 500 gain of a gain of 3.3%. mascots of the equator. so what does the final quarter of the light. let's bring in mike ingram, marquis strategist joining us on the telephone with your thoughts from where

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she was intent ton running through her questions even when significant ex kangs were happening. charles krauthammer said the same. >> towards the end you are getting good exchanges the she would say we have to go on to another subject. to which i would say why? >> moderating a debate is never easy. this morning almost every article every pundit is in agreement she could have done a better job in terms of controlling this debate. >> you can see the look on her face at the end. she looked a little bit defeated. it was rough. >> i know. >> topping our other top story for you hurricane matthew carving a bath of destruction through the caribbean as it barrels straight toward the u.s. >> cuba slammed as the storm made land fall overnight blasting the island with 125 mile an hour winds. >> the united states now bracing for impact. south carolina governor nikki haley ordering more than 1 million people to evacuate. president obama even cancelling today's trip to florida as states of emergency are declared across the southeast. >> it is really in the wake of the massive storm. janice is

kang claims he met a member of the elite who lives in north korea in a third country who confirmed theun executed his own uncle at the end of 2013, a number of defectors have said elites fear for their own safety. further high-profile executions just reaffirm that mistrust. there have been a number of elite defections since kim jong-un took power at the end of 2011. including one a couple months ago, a senior diplomat stationed in the united kingdom which would suggest that those closest to the north korean leader do feel serious fear about falling from favor. south korean intelligence officials estimate that so far this year kim jong-un has ordered the public execution of 64 people. paula hancocks, cnn, seoul. >> paula, thanks very much. that's it for me, thanks for watching. the news continues next on cnn. >>> hi there, i'm brooke baldwin, you're watching cnn, it's friday. thanks for being here. no time to waste with the presidential candidates with the debates behind them. the only faceoff now, the finish line. november 8, election day, just two weeks and four days away. the trump a

a kang rouse storm for our friends in jamaica, cuba, haiti and the bahamas. a new path and coordinates on the storm at 5:00 p.m. you can see good guidance as we head into monday. then tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, not really sure where the system is going to go. it's so crucial that we pay attention to this. this is going to be a devastating system for our friends in jamaica and haiti. they need to be finalizing their preparations right now. this is a major hurricane that could potentially have devastating impacts. there's the tropical models, you can see, uma, not a lot of confidence as we head into the lat tear part of next week. this is the gfs model that brings it very close to the southeast and perhaps a landfall across the southeast coast. again, we're a week away. we have to monitor this and make our preparations now. back to you. >> janice dean keeping close watch on a very powerful storm. thank you very much for joining us. >> of course. >> what happened moments before this train crashes into a station in new jersey and what about the enginee

and mee kang, a rice noodle dish from central vietnam made with pork ribs, shrimp and chilies.l did you speak english when you arrived here? >> sylvia: oh, not a word. i couldn't even say hi. so i learned it literally within a year. >> anthony: yup. >> sylvia: because i had to. by fifth grade, this one teacher miss spikes just made me feel like i was the smartest little thing in the whole world. she built up my confidence that i could do anything. >> jonathan: you know, we learned how to speak spanish first before we learned how to speak english. >> anthony: of course. so you came over in '78, did you say? >> jonathan: late '77. i was 10 years old. and we literally left on -- i wouldn't call it a boat, it was more like a raft. >> anthony: a raft. >> jonathan: there was a hole in the boat. we sat in water the entire time, just sitting soaked in water. they let us come here as refugees to the united states. we lived in the government housing projects. me, my sister and my brother all were placed in the same category for esl. we were probably one of the first waves of boat people