kai fu: -- so what's your advice? kai fu: they should invest with us.ense technology to a chinese company. if they use company -- of a u.s. -- if a u.s. company is really ahead, take a 20% share in a chinese company, maybe a startup, and give the technology to them and let them run wild with it. emily: talking little bit about the companies in your portfolio. you have 300 startups. name a couple that you find the most interesting. thefu: we have majil, instagram of china, but it's for selfies. ohu, which is the knowledge marketplace. we have in a taunus vehicle company, one of the leaders in china. -- we have an autonomous vehicle company, one of the leaders in china. it's a very tech centric portfolio. emily: don't they make most of their money off the hardware? kai fu:kai fu: most revenue from the hardware. but most of the growth in the margin will come from the software. emily: exactly. how do they turn that into a profitable, sustainable long-term model? kai fu: the tools were given away for free. it's called beauty plus in the united states. they b

." ♪ is bbc world news america are reporting from washington, i am katty kay. cease-fire came into effect but can it last? >> it has been a long and hot and dangerous summer and you can see it, the damage being done. cease-fire is meant to stop all of that. clintony: hillary cancels a trip to california after collapsing. donald trump wishes her well. sully" to the big screen. ♪ katty kay: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. a cease-fire in syria brokered by the u.s. and russia came in just a few hours ago. the lasty says it is chance to obtain peace in a united syria. either the assad regime with a wide range of opposition groups, will they hold their fire? aleppo has seen some of the fiercest fighting in this war and the middle east editor has sent us this report. jeremy: the further you drive north in syria, the more intense it becomes. this is the fragile link between damascus and aleppo. it reaches the aleppo suburbs. they were only driven back by syrian troops on the weekend. shelling was still going on, artillery h

the girl's name is kai. and this story isn't as much about her broken arm as it is about a random act of kindness. fox5's miguel martinez valle spoke to kai and her parents about what happened.

kai later sent miesha a thank you message. "thank you miesha, thank you for carrying me, thank you for helping me " miesha says this days of her athletic career. a trip to the happiest place on earth is getting easier for tesla drivers. why fueling up for an epic disney road trip is about to get supercharged. donald, mickey and pluto... he can do them all. see how this flight attendant is entertaining guests... 30- thousand fee didn't want to let go, it was so pretty i wanted it to last longer. it really was quite nice. it was very calm and i don't know i just looked at it's eyes and it was just, it was beautiful." a young red- tailed hawk injured months ago in colorado was just released back into the wild. the nature and raptor center of pueblo sees as many as 250 injured birds every year. this bird was hurt in a storm a couple months ago and the team nursed it back to health. now the hawk is back in her natural environment where she belongs... thanks to the kindness and generosity of complete strangers. firefighters... polic

she is bonded with kai forev. a local world war ii hero will are laid to rest tomorrow. gaitano benza passed away last week at the age of 91. and over the years has just been one of our favorite people to talk with. was always available whenever we need a perspective on the war and the people who fought it. southern arizona rming memorial, in boulder city. >> closure will make way for a new fly over bridge connecting the 95 to the i-15. several detours connected to project kneen. neon. >> a fantastic holiday weekend is coming to a close, kevin told us it was going to be a great one. >> kevin, maybe maybe some brezs breezes near the lake? spaghetti bowl? they should serve a new dish. we had those breezes saturday and sunday but they backed off. a marvelous labor day. the scattering of clouds popped up in the extreme northwestern parts of town. they have booted and scooted on out of here. sun went down lights came on, beautiful day, as you can imagine labor boats leaving their slips, why not. very heavily populated with people recreating, can't blame them. very dry air mas

fox5's miguel martinez valle spoke to kai and her parents about their hero in waiting. < meisha tate then shared the adorable video callin

josh cribs, the great cribs and mary kay cabot join us in studio. channel 3 news at 7:00 is next. >>> every time he gets up he's getting up slower and slower with a more pronounced shake of something that is hurting. welcome everybody to our special edition of channel 3 news at 7:00. and i thought in the first quarter yesterday what a wonderful show we'll have and monday night at 7:00 to talk about a browns win at the baltimore ravens instead a 20-0 lead winds up at a 20-20 loss. josh mccown injured no doubt about it. took a beating. by the the end of the day and post game situation it was revealed that he is injured and period of time. right now they are saying it's week to week. it's either a clavicle issue or an injured shoulder but he will not play against miami. it was a gallant effort to be sure by the 37-year-old mccown yesterday. >> everybody is a little disappointed we didn't protect for him better. to give him a chance to stay out there. but he has the complete trust and respect of the locker room. the rookie out of southern cal. the third

kai later sent miesha a thank you message. "thank you miesha, thank you for carrying me, thank you for helping me " miesha says this was one of the most rewarding days of her athletic career. tonight, kai and her family will share their story, on fox5 news at 10 closed captioning closed captioning it can be tricky to get everyone's attention on a plane... especially when they've heard the same speeches over and over again. but one flight attendant has this handled. see what he does, to get an entire plane laughing and paying hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. bob kidder, owner, new england shirt company: this factory has been here since eighteen eighty-three. we have over sixty people here making shirts labled made in america. but donald trump's brand of shirts come from china, his suits from mexico, his coats from india. trump's products have been made in twelve other countries because he says there's no place in america that he can make them. well there is. we sent him here to fix it. but congre

mary kay cabot the browns beat reporter and the great cribs. we will talk to josh about a number of things. mary kay the alvin bailey situation off the field not how they put the foot down on something like this. >> especially coming off a tough loss like this. this is not going to sit well with them. it's bad look for the browns. it's bad look for alvin bailey. he is starting right now. >> do you want to weigh in on this? >> it's unfortunate. guys know what is at stake when playing in the nfl. and he's looking at it through a microscope. these things cannot happen during the season. >> this will test of this front office and the tolerance factor here. >> yeah. in their statement they say we take this very, very seriously. they do give guys second chances. i will say that. bryant right now. josh gordon. it's not like you are out on the street. guys can make a mistake but you have to show you will be accountable for it. >> they were in a bad spot yesterday and had to go get a kicker. they had 24 hours to do it. a lot of people thought there ther

her transgender son, kai, transitioned a year and a half ago. kai uses the boys restrooms and lockers rooms at sanderson high in raleigh... and she says kai's been welcomed by his classmates and wake county school officials. - " so when the governor boils this down to boys bathrooms, you say what? that it's nonsense. this is about not having discrimination in north carolina and just acceptance." - "does this desire to be politically correct outweigh our children's privacy and safety? not on my watch!" the governor doubling down on hb-2... despite troubling re- election poll numbers. his opponent roy cooper leads mccrory by a point in the latest ppp poll... and 43% of voters say they're less likely to vote for mccrory because of his handling of hb 2... compared to air horn orchestra organizers conceded, tonight-- they're frustrated that after 5 and half months of weekly protests... hb-2 seems no closer to repeal. they're pledging to continue until election day-- when they will be pushing for the governor's defeat. new tonight - durham police inve

saint johns lutheran school principal, kay koenitzer says she appreciates all the effort. its so cool. youre just like this far from teary- eyed. in speaking with kay, this afternoon, i'm told school is canceled, thursday, and there's a good chance it will be canceled, friday, as well. little water, inside the school, but, once they get that out, a significant disinfecting effort will be necessary. this is the latest, in mayville. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. mary thanks justin the fox6 storm center app can keep you ahead of the storms. it's free to download for apple and android devices -- and you'll always have access to the fox6 weather milwaukee police are investigating a string of armed robberies at area restaurants -- all happening less than two hours apart. the george webb restaurant near oakland and locust was robbed about 6 this morning . officials say a man and woman walked in -- pulled out a gun and took cash from the restaurant. police are working to figure out if that crime is related to two other armed and howard -- and another denny's near brown deer roa

in part, it reflects two things that mary kay henry pointed to, the extreme inequality that exists inountry -- it's not really a question of inequality, but extreme inequality that takes us beyond the guilded age in some ways, an immediate manifestation tost millions of workers of stagnant or declining wages and few opportunities to advance themselves, let alone their children. >> sreenivasan: mary kay henry do, unions have the power. to gt out the vote in this coming election? and there seems to be a fraction where the leadership of unionsn might be supporting overwhelmingly hillary clinton while there seems to be an opportunity for donald trump toa speak to the base, the rank and file. >> 77% of members support hillary clinton and labor unions can be a part of the partners that needs to make the case to our members about why voting matters to the future for our children and grandchildren, andn our members all across this country, i will be in pittsburgh we'll be doing phone banking and door knocking in l.a., a one on one communication based on relationship we think is turn key to pe

the champion volunteered to carry kai down the mountain.. and the family say's they're so thankful.. because without tate.. it would have taken them hours to climb down. " i'm eternaly help" " thank you for carrying me down the mountain meisha" miesha says this is one of the most rewarding days of her athletic career. and has been checking up on kai.. making sure the little girl has an easy recovery. some frustrated fliers this morning as british airways is trying to fix a problem with its check-in system. the issue is causing long lines and delays at airports around the world. the company's official twitter account fielded lots of complaints from travelers at airports including atlanta, chicago and boston late monday. some have shared pictures of hand-written boarding cards that british airlines issued while it works to fix the computer glitch. one library is pressing charges... for anyone hoarding those books. an alabama library says they have nearly 200- thousand dollars in unreturned items.. so.. as part of their recovery efforts.. they

the young girl..named kai...had just broken her arm... so, tate offered to carry her down the trail. when mom asked kai if that was ok... she said yes... "i want her! to carry me. we both agreed that we'd be said the stronger you are the faster we get down the mountain. it was just..it was team effort it was good. 2:30:09 kai sent tate a thank you message on instagram after the adventure. tate says it was one of the most rewarding days of her athletic career. taking a live look right now in long island new york where you can see waves are pretty big there-- hermine is still over the north east... today they're expecting waves like this and wind to continue. time now is x:xx --- it's trail. both candidates are in must-win states this morning. and a new poll is showing a major shakeup. we'll have the latest on the race for president, next. and later--bill cosby will be back in court this morning. hear the 2-key pieces of evidence his lawyers could be the clark county coroner's office has confirmed that thalia dondero died on sunday of heart

kai had broke her arm on the hike at mary jane falls. so... tate offered to carry kai down the mountain. 2:06-2:15 i grabbed her and carried her the rest of the way down i'm a little bit sore today but it was worth it and we made it down. the girl's family thanked tate on instagram saying tate saved them hours of hiking and helped good morning las vegas... time now is xxx... :2-:8 nats of coughing hillary clinton has a coughing attack on the campaign trail... it's what she said next that has trump reacting this morning.. sot - kira parrish / delta fair ride victim "i really thought i was going to die." sot - anna people injured this morning... more on what caused it later in this half hour. ((ad-lib)) taking a live look right now in long island new york where you can see waves are pretty big there as hermine is still over the north extraordinary starts here. new k-y intense. a stimulating gel that takes her pleasure to new heights. k-y intense. phyllis schlafly has died. schlafly was an outspoken anti- more recently schlafly threw her support

kay says it cannot comment on pending legal action. >>> award winning opera singer krista clause has something to sing about. the city of alexandria is apologizing for her arrest and dropping charges. police sergeant cuffed her last friday night, her crime, using speakers without a permit to sing opera on king street the city says a written civil notice would have been the proper response by police. the police department is now reviewing its procedures in handling such noise violations. >>> coming up, a female world war ii veteran finally got her wish to be laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. >>> also tonight on wusa9 at 6:00, metro proposing three possible hours of operation, many riders and businesses are choosing none >>> the board is holding a hearing in six weeks , the final decision not expected until december. >>> federal government says wait times at airport security lines improved over the summer, even with more people traveling. >> last spring tsa hired 1300 new officers and converted 1800 part time workers to full time, and more people signed up for the tsa says 9

anwhile, kay saysschool isck in efforts are underway as well... about half a dozen people showed up this morning to help remove a tree that split in half near "coffey trailer" on lincoln avenue... just last year -- the business was left to repair storm damage after a tree fell on its roof... the building was spared this time -- but the tree did fall onto some trailers. "the good thing is nobody got hurt and no damage to any property really and so well get this taken care of in no time." it took the volunteers a couple hourso remove it . the business owner says even though this has happened twice now -- he has no plans to move his business to a different location. heavy rainfall flooded streets and backed up traffic yesterday in west allis ... water even got into four of the areas schools. fox 6s rachelle baillon joins us live from nathan hale high school with more. good evening. the rain came down so hard on wednesday that cleaning crews at multiple up water so classes could proceed as planned on thursday. what a difference 24 hours makes. wednesd

kai broke her arm on the mountain and her mom was having trouble carrying her to safety. tate just happened to be passing by and offered to help. but it was only once they started going down the mountain that they realized just who was lending them a hand. tate posted emerson's thank you video on her social former u-f-c champ saying the experience was quote: "one of the most rewarding days of her career". and remember bo paske - whose picture went viral after an f-s-u player sat with him at lunch last week? well the middle school student got to attend a football game on monday...and was a special guest of wide receiver travis rudolph. the seminoles player giving his young fan a football jersey along with tickets to the season opener game. paske and his mom say the response has been incredible. recognize me and i have to say to them, thank you for believing in me." "it's news on travis meant the world, it's been incredible. it's definitely been a whirlwind." bo and his mom say they are travis rudolph fans for life. all anchors chat/toss to 6am he had arrived home, to the a

kay says she does not have a damage estimate, just yet, but, she hopes to have some help covering costs, in the form of grants. meanwhile, students will, undoubtedly be relieved tn that classes resume, friday. this is the latest, in mayville. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. heavy rainfall flooded streets and backed up traffic in west allis last night. water even got into four of the areas schools. a spokesman for the west district says cleaning crews were able to mop up the water quickly and school was back in session today. he says they did have to cancel a class for three-year-olds today, because it was scheduled to be in an area that was still drying out. theyre not yet sure if that class will be able to be held on friday the rain came down in buckets yesterday. will we get a chance to dry out? weather expert tom wachs is out on the weather deck with more... yesterday's heavy rains. we'll be mostly clear tonight with lows in the low 60s. another storm system will bring the chance for rain and thunder friday afternoon into the first half of saturday. tonight: mostly clear. low: 62 de

thanks to mary kay and josh. we'll see you back here at a breakdown on live tv. >> i woke up in the hospital. and i knew nothing. >> revealing to "e.t." why she went into hiding. >> how scary was it for you? >> then, what it really takes to stars" premiere. >> i can't believe you're doing this. >> backstage surprises, last-minute nerves. no cameras have been allowed to go this behind the scenes until now. plus, we're first on the set of john travolta hitting the dance floor with his wife, kelly preston. >> we started that way. we met on screen. >> right? >> why is paula abdul working as a waitress?

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reporting from washington, i am katty kay. in the american city of chicago 500 people have been murdered this year alone. we have reports on the grim milestone. >> when you are pushed into a way of life, when you are forced into a way of life. they: rescue workers in syrian city of aleppo say helicopters have carried out a chlorine gas attack. the last election is a topic in moscow, where it is no secret whom they want in the white house. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. have been murdered in chicago this year. bytaggering statistic field gun violence. most victims are young black men, but children, mothers, and grandparents have an caught in the crossfire. our correspondent spent time in the most violent neighborhoods. here is his report. >> we have a mail shot in the neck. shots fired. >> bring a body bag, also. of america'sis one dirty secrets. welcome to the chicago they do not want you to see. in the city where some live in peace and prosperity, others are in poverty and payroll

struck out the los angeles key kay hernandez three times. readers were quick to point out the kkk initials and the missing accent mark over the e in her nanz's first name making it look like an anti-semitic slur. that post has since been deleted. >>> now we want to get more details and the military spy plane that crashed in northern california. the plane had taken off from beale air force base near yuba city this morning and minutes later went down into the mountains known as the sutter buttes. reporter macy jenkins is near the crash site. mazewhat can you tell us? >> reporter: this is u-2 dragon lady plane. it went down about 9 a.m. the two pilots were ejected from the plane. we don't know how they are doing. i'll show what you we can see right now. there is a scorched area at the top of this ridge and we have seen fire trucks going in and out of this area very far off in the distance. that's where we believe that the plane went down. now, we do have some visuals of the fire raging across this ridge. it happened earlier this morning just ab

so homeowner kay shaffer signed the contract. little did she know, the renters would it was a nightmare with a signed contract there was little the seller could do. child sex offenders, jonathan miller and robert larson were ready to move in. but at the last minute shaffer said the buyer didn't make a financing deadline. she was able to pull the purchase contract. shaffer still needed to sell the house that became too much for her after her husband died. that's when something happened to make sure no sex offender would ever live there. four neighbors banded together and purchased the house controversial house. the new owners contacted a group in fond du lac county, called salute the troops. instantly tons of ideas ran through my head and the neighbors offered up the house, once destined for sex offenders, to house homeless veterans. as we help veterans who struggle with paying the bills, struggle with paying the bills, then where do we live. thursday habitat for humanity took donated furniture and brought it to this house, now be

and he showed up at my house one kay, and it was just to say hello, he said. it was a 500-mile trip to say hi. and he came in-- it must have been something about me being on the cusp of being a father that we sat down, we had a couple of beers, and it was like a sunday morning or something. and he said, "yeah, i was a little rough on and i remember saying, "yeah, i know. but you did the best you could." and it was a very small moment, but it was-- it was sort of a moment where it was all i needed to hear. plus i had much, much greater insight into my father's life as i got older. it was very, very difficult. my father was a-- it was a really inside he was a sweetheart and loving man. so it took me-- i had to get pretty old before i understood him and understood where some of the troubles we had came from, you know. so-- and we-- you know, it was-- initially, we didn't communicate very well. so i started to write-- i wrote my songs. i wrote songs about him. and i'd bring record over. wouldn't hear anything back. write another song about him, bring the record ov

the girl's name is kai. and this story isn't as much about her broken arm as it is about the random act of kindness she received. earlier tonight .. fox5's miguel the remarkable turn of events.

>> brown: jackie is the adopted daughter of john and helen kay. her birth mother scottish, her father a nigerian student studying in scotland. >> i was a child and picked to be a national poet is something. >> i'll say. >> brown: she grew up in glasgow in a loving home but very unaware of her difference in outside society. she told her story in a best selling memoir red dust road. >> we just saw negative stories about adoption when i was growing up. i wanted to tryow and tell a positive story about adoption. so i felt a bit like one of my favorite writers. she said she wrote the story she wanted to read, and i did that, too. i wrote the poems ipped to read and the experiences i wanted tot find. >> brown: she began to write as a student at the university of sterling and, over the years, has authored volumes of poetry, novels, children's books and more. often the work speaks directly to her own experience as in the poem "in my country." >> a woman passed by me in a full watchful circle, as if i war superstition or the worst dregs of her imagination.

reporting from washington, i am katty kay. misery in syria afr 20 eight , denyesponsibility but the international community is outraged. >> it is sickening, and if delivered, would amount to a war crime. katty: thousands who have escaped that desperate company now called canada home. an emotional reunion with syrian refugees. and hollywood's most famous couple calls it quits. angelina jolie has filed for divorce from brad pitt, breaking the celebrity romance to an end. katty: welcome to "world news america." there are intense efforts taking place at the united nations tonight to salvage what is left of the cease-fire in syria. aid convoys have been suspended after yesterday's attack of 31 trucks near aleppo. the red cross said 20 people were killed, but the u.s., russia, and syria have insisted they are not responsible. james robbins reports from the u.n. in new york. james: aid for syria's most desperate, attacked and destroyed. aid workers and truck drivers killed. if the cease-fire wasn't already dead, it is hard to see it

what happened is every kay you're religion, of course. and -- >> were you a good student of religion? >> no. i was-- it all scared me, to be honest with you. but -- >> the nuns and the priests or the vision of hell? what scared you about it? >> yeah, you're six and, you know, the the vision of hell was hellacious, you know. so and, of course, you're taking everything incredibly literally at that age. as real as desk you're sitting in. so it was a lot it to deal with. but-- but at the end of day, a lot of language found the way into my music. and i always say that my music is want verses of blues, chorus is the gospel. if you look at the way my songs are built, the verses are always blues and when you get to chorus, hopefully you get a kind of transcendence that i got out of gospel musu and those two things are at the core of how i write, but also the language, the ideas, a lot of it came out of the catholic education. >> stephen: were you an altar boy? >> i was the-- i was the worst altar boy on planet earth. ( laughter ) you wanted to be

nik kai is back this morning. you were just a twinkle in our eye. here is a crazy look back. >> it is. so much has happened since then to now. >> let's get to it. >> catch us up. >> overt fast five years -- you still haven't really been playing that long in the grand scheme of things. >> yeah. >> but you've been on to great success. you were in german. >> yeah. okay. it was over 80 to 100,000 people. >> oh, that's all. >> not that many people. and we ended up playing twice. played one day and then i think two days later we played again. >> that's a long festival. >> it is. it is. all day, all night pretty much. >> that's awesome. >> super muddy ask all these mosh pits in the mud. >> can i ask you when you're in front of that many people, like an epic stadium experience, do you play differently, you >> definitely. like i'll be in rehearsal studio and i suck in rehearsal studio. i suck. >> you're playing to a wall. >> pretty much. and then live, like, just i don't know if it happens to everybody, but to me, like i start playing really good. >> yeah. >

i am katty kay. ahead of the first u.s. presidential debate the candidates make their final preparations. millions are expected to tune in. making history in colombia after years of fighting. the government and the farc rebels have reached a truce. and remembering a golf legend. arnold palmer dies at the age of 87. those remember can call him the king of the sport -- remembering him call him the king of the sport. katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the world. they have traveled the country for over a year studiously avoiding each other at every campaign stop. tonight, hillary clinton and donald trump will meet on stage at hofstra university in new york for the first presidential debate. a staggering number of american voters are expected to watch on television, possibly 100 million. the stakes are enormous. jon sopel starts our coverage. up: they have clocked thousands of campaign miles but not before have they come together face-to-face on the debate stage. both have immense challenges

. >> kay apartment communities and maybe others involved. authorities found no criminalnality involved, attorneys haven't filed anything but plan on fi linga civil suit. one of the things they are looking in to is what kind of policies are in place to protect tenants. >> we are calling for just compensation. >> reporter: activist group partnering with two ca coming weeks against the fire branch apartment management group and looking at washington gas but an attorney believes the future case will be successful. >> just by looking at the site and seeing this obviously is something out of the ordinary that no family person should have to experience, there is a knead to find who is responsible and have them compensate those who are injured. >> reporter: something like this is hard to forget says cecilia who cries when talking about the people who have died or continue to suffer mentally. emotions packed a small leasing room wednesday as tenants handed over a petition demanding a second promised meeting with kay apartment communities they say nev

reporting from washington, i am katty kay. displaced by years of fighting, some syrians are finally getting a chance to escape. but their future is still uncertain. are they ready to be commander-in-chief? the presidential candidates lay out their visions for america's national security. and they may look very different -- they may look similar but scientists now say giraffes are not all the same. there are in fact 4 separate species of the tallest mammal in the world. katty: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the world. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is traveling to geneva for talks with russia's foreign minister on trying to reach a truce in syria. the two countries are backing opposite sides in the conflict but the hope is they can reach common ground for those in areas of deepest need. today displaced civilians were allowed to evacuate. reporter: the road out is paved with guns, tears, and loss. these families in the u.n.'s words have faced four years of unrelenting siege. children s

what's all the -- o...kay. no, thanks. i already have confusing feelings for one relative. all...right. can this just be done now? how did you even -- wait a minute. it is raining in the background. but it didn't rain while we were all there. it only rained in new york yesterday. oh, my god! you stayed in new york without us! [ kids gasp ] we're liars! i'm so sorry. no, it's my fault. i -- i kept the lie going. i'll tell you what else we're glossing over -- how bad you all are at father's day. i've got one son who's a kleptomaniac, the other who's in love with his own aunt -- creepy even by your standards -- and a daughter who i was forced to see naked as the day she was born. come on, cam. kiss me like the sissy i am! right on cue. oh, god. happy father's day to me. icing on the cake -- i just found out my own wife has major daddy issues. makes me wonder if that's the whole reason she's with me. dad, come on. we may have ruined your day, yes, i mean, every relationship has its issues, and gloria adores you! take the win. you think? pap? was so handsome. yes! yes. yes. yes!