nobody tells len archer how to do "the len archer show!"hy we're moving over to youtube red, and the show will stay exactly the way it's always been. plus, there's these teen boys who prank me while i read the news. excuse me. - wait, what? - tensions rise in the middle east as turkey urges iraqi kurds to-- [ping pong balls bouncing] [screaming] - we have had a very clear--a very clear policy... [farts] - that len. what a legend. - a legend? he's letting teens fart on him! at least you retired with your dignity. - i didn't retire! i'm the host of the "embassy nightly news." - no, you're not! lester holt is! - no, not the "nbc nightly news," the "embassy nightly news" at embassy suites! i'm on the menu channel when you first turn on your tv in your hotel room! but there is a denny's within walking distance." - no. no. harold, surely you-- - oh, "the harold bauer news hour" is still going strong. - oh, thank god. - only now we're over on the chiller network, and they wanted the crypt keeper to be my co-host. but i said no

len, thank you. >>> and as len said, the unhealthy air as prompted several school districts in the bay area to cancel classes today. those districts include mount diablo unified, west contra costa unified, and antioch unified and several others. oakland unified says families concerned about students' health may keep them home today. for a complete list of school districts canceling tomorrow, just visit our website, cbssf.com. >>> breathing masks and air purifiers have been in high demand at hardware stores. we found an employee in san francisco restocking the shelves. the manager of the store says they ran out of masks within a few hours after the smoke started building up in the city. >> for people with asthma, they want the n-95 because you can breathe easier for the mass. the others are fine if they don't have other breathing issues. >> the store says it is limiting the number of masks people can buy to five. >>> this sherwin-williams store in pleasant hill completely ran out of them that painters use. they posted this sign on the front door. store employees say that they hope to re

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c-span2 here's our prime time line yum soflt ware engineer ellen describes changes in technology through lens of her professional experiences. then at 7:30 yale law school professor and scott shapiro recall the 1928 paris peace act that outlawed war and signed by nearly every country in the world. at 8:30 p.m. national book award-winning award exams race, the obama presidency and the election of donald trump. and on bock tv afterwards at 10 p.m. craig shirley discusses life and political career of newt gingrich with tom davis and we wrap up our prime time programming at 11, with source ceo and found oar lyla on her business molds designed to lift poor communities out of poverty. that all happens tonight on c-span2's booktv 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. ing television for serious readers. ... they are running the global security project there. the deputy national security assistant for iraq and afghanistan and spent some time as an advisor in iraq. and has been working on this book for several years times change while you had been working on them. maybe will talk abou

but that's not an uncritical lens and it is not a uniform view. it's a way to give a sense of identity and belonging to the perfect 400,000 jews who live in the san francisco bay area. we have here the third or fourth largest community in america depending on whose numbers you are looking at. we are so geographically dispersed that i as editor and steve as publisher, we look at j the newspaper as a way to give a sense of belonging, give a voice to the geographically and politically and denominationally disparity community. >> so interesting. i think a lot of people don't realize demographically speaking across the country, typically los angeles and new york are considered one and two in terms of jewish demographic population. then it is the san francisco bay area. >> or south florida. >> or south florida. >> that's correct. >> also we have lots of structures in our community. one is the jewish community federation that you mentioned earlier which is kind of like a jewish community united way that people donate to for the sake of services in the co

clever portrait mode which creates depth of field found in professional photos with only a single lensng to do so. verifications and reminders, all without pushing a button.. with the new always—on display, the phone also shows you what song is playing in the background wherever you are. it's always listening. the pixel 2, particularly the xl version, is really good. high—end. meets the specifications of the other competitors too. but it only has a tiny percentage of the market, 0.5% compared to iphone and samsung. it has a tremendous amount of work to do to catch up. that is what was interesting. the vp of hardware came right out and said that they all have the same standards and he was saying that they will now rely on software and machine learning, ai, really, to try make these things better than their competitors. and after having a dig at apple last yearfor getting rid of a 3.5 millimetre audiojack, google has done the same. pixel 2 users will have to use an adaptor which fits into the usbc charging port to listen with wired headphones, which is included with the phone. or they co

president that will continue to survive week by week if you will, but his presidency and the long lens of history is crippled and we know that. bob mueller is six steps ahead of this president. we saw that today with the

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because you can get that feature on a lot of phones these days, is that they are doing it with one lenst with one lens, they say they are using clever softwa re they say they are using clever software and machine learning to do that with just one camera. let's give it a go. nice. that's better. so what's the reason for not having to cameras on the back like many phones? google says it allows it to get more in and get more battery life in a bigger battery but there's one thing missing from this phone, a headphone socket, it's gone, you have to plug your headphones in here where you charge it. why does this matter? it is google saying it is finally determined to master hardware and combine it with softwa re hardware and combine it with software in the way apple has with the iphone, which has turned out to be such a stunning business. 0ne sign of that, it has spent over $1 billion a few weeks ago acquiring 2000 htc smart phone engineers. but s0 2000 htc smart phone engineers. but so far the results aren't stunning, just 0.5% of the global smart phone market accounted for by the first pixel

they are using a lot of softwa re one lens. able to do it with just one camera. let‘s give it ago. nice. that‘s better. what‘s the reason for not having to cameras on the back many phones? google says it gets more battery life and pack more in. but, one thing missing. you have to plug your headphones in here where you charge it. so, why does this matter? it is google saying it is determined finally to master hardware and combine it with software in the way that apple has turned out with the iphone. 0ne sign, it spent over few weeks ago acquiring 2000 htc smart phone engineers. so far, the results are not stunning. 0.5% of the global smart phone market accounted for by the first pixel. they say they will do better second time around. let‘s go to india now — as we mentioned before it‘s hosting the world economic forum in delhi. devina gupta is there for us. nice to see you. this time last year, we were talking to you at the world economic forum. things have slowed down and give us a sense of the feeling of there this year. absolu

obviously water on the camera lens there.ell that there is some winds because of the way those little droplet are moving around. the winds is with us pretty much all day. let's just take a very quick look at the snapshot here, as we see the tri-state radar sweep being made around storm scan3. most soaking rain is definitely happening right now from new castle county, basically straight north, and then into the lehigh valley. now that's going to eventually cross through the rest of the region here, moving from southwest to northeast. that's how we start to dry things out for you here. we will, in fact, be back to sunshine for the rest of the afternoon. and then by tomorrow, full sunshine and a nice day. now, this is your scaredcast for the kids headed out tomorrow for trick-or-treating. almost full moon, that means nice evening all-in-all, still chilly but seasonably so for halloween. time something good if we had to deal with the storm at all, any rain will clear out. but the winds sticks around, through good portion of the d

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yes, there is a lens in there. >> it fits into any home? >> completely invisible. >> so is this. >> yes, completely invisible to the naked eye. >> where's the lens? >> the lens is right there. >> you can't even see it, i bet. >> and we have this, a smoke detector, what we saw used in that airbnb. >> i can't even see it and i'm looking for it. >> think you can spot them in a house? we set up an experiment at this house. we told the family we're doing a general story about home safety and security and asked them to step away and give us access to their house. they said yes. then we went to work. we have hidden 14 hidden cameras all over their house. there is one right here, believe it or not, here is another hidden camera right over here. this cell phone charger is actually a hidden camera. we have these all over and we're going to see if they can spot them. come on in, guys. welcome back to your own home. we set them loose. walking around no clue our cameras are watching them. >> do we have this? >> reporter: we have eyes on the family in ne

s len ramirez reports despite the scare, it's very friendly and it's ready for adoption.ring around on a palo alt ew line cinema] >> he is a little grumpy. >> reporter: he's a cute snake with a funny name. >> his name is rumple snake skin because he is shedding. >> reporter: and he's the newest tenant at the peninsula humane society. the 2-foot long adolescent ball python was found by vta riders slithering around on a palo al tomorrow bus. f they don't want to eat it." they say he has about a foot of growing to do so he won't take up much d riding a bus now -- palo alto bus. unlike snakes on a plane, the vta driver calmly captured him and brought him in and now he's in caring hands. >> sometimes a lot of people like to take these guys out to get some uv from the sun and sometimes, you know, they slither away. >> reporter: but no one has claimed him. so rumple snakeskin is now up for adoption. as you can see from our shot, he's very friendly and very docile. he would make a great pet but for the right kind of owner. >> they're so different from owning a cat or a dog. they

and we received a lens from france in the 1800s. they come in different sizes, the lenses, and then when the lighthouse was raised up, we received a larger lens. you can see the part where it was adjusted up and down over the first 100 years of its existence. sometimes it was raised by 20 feet and lowered by 20 feet, and every time they would perform one of those operations they would have to change the type of light that was in the lantern room, whether was a different plans are a different light, depending on the height of the tower. the last coast guard personnel stationed here, they finished in 1989, and after that the museum in the former keepers quarters, in 1992. is adjacentd light to for williams. you have to come to fort williams park to approach the lighthouse. the surrounding area was a fort that is now a park. it was opened in 1899 and used through world war i and world and after wasn't necessary to have the type of fort any longer, it was deemed surplus property by the government and the town of ples purchased it. right

is there a lens in there? >> yes, there is a lens in there. >> reporter: if fits right into any home. >> completely invisible. >> reporter: think you could spot them? we set up an experiment at this house with the family away. we placed 14 hidden cameras all over. >>> come on in, guys. welcome back to your own home. >>> they're walking around no clue our cameras are watching them. we have eyes on the family in nearly every room. the kitchen, the living room, walking upstairs. even inside the master bedroom. when they come back downstairs, i have a surprise. >>> we've planted hidden cameras all over this house. >> you did it quickly. we were unsuspecting. >> that's a little scary. >> reporter: so, what can you do to prevent this from happening to your family? our expert says you can buy a radio frequency finder like this one pretty cheap on amazon. >>> we know this camera has wi-fi. we put it here. it has been detected. >> reporter: walk around the hotel room and do this. >> as easy as that, yes. >> reporter: a

doctors at the cleveland clinic are being taught anatomy using thehollow lens -- using hololens.don't need a cadaver. they can have a hologram that can be resized. charlie: so we are talking about virtual reality? satya: that is one modality. there is also augmented reality. you can be fully immersed or posh early immersed -- or partially immersed. that is why we collect mixed reality. if you want to be in the augmented or virtual reality worlds, it need not be these two stark choices. you dial the amount of immersion you want for the application. another great example is forward has always made cars -- hasrd always made cars. ens, are now using the holol being able to see the model as it is being built, annotated. charlie: architects. satya: architects, that is amazing. design. design over anything is never going to be the same because you could be using any of these programs and see the output of what you're designing right next to you as a hologram. that is what i think is going to be absolutely game changing. the things you did as ceo is you brought bill back. he was always t

which would get you through the lens. you didn't have a lot of opportunity. because you had to pull dark slides to get the film. you know, advanced so you can make picture. it had two shutters. you had to make sure the shutters were open when you made the picture. so when he came back i got one picture of him waving. and that's the only picture i made. and then of course it was used later on in the high school paper and the yearbook. but used in a lot of places later on. but i didn't realize when i photographed eisenhower in 1953, that i would then in tune photograph the rest of the presidents through obama. and also photograph harry trueman. >> so, at what point did you when you were younger, did you know that's what you wanted to do? that photograph ri. >> after the eisenhower picture. it worked for me. and i might as well stay with it and see what i could do. it became a little bit interesting about how i finally got there. i went to kansas state. i had a degree in technical journalism. kansas state has produced a great number of very good photographers. k

look at our camera lens looking to the city. of your bec raindrops on the lens, but it is not heavy stuff. we are staying in the low-to-mid 60's. 63 in leesburg. quantico at 67. 66 fredericksburg. all of us around the same range in the 60's, and there is not going to be a lot of movement in temperatures. if you have afterschool sports, unless the field is overly wet, which i do not think it will be, you can sneak in some sports afterschool. football practice good to go, just going to be a little wet. 60's is where we will be for tonight's national game, game five, do or die. got to get it done. got to rock the red and bring home the curly w tonight. i will be prepared for a little moisture, but not looking for widespread shower action. definitely some dampness out of their. next couple of nights similar with gray skies and fog and result, but i see -- and drizzle, but i see improvement t weekend. we will talk about that in the next sunday outlook. adrianna: thank you so much. developing now in montgomery county, more than's th 3

>> announcer: len goodman. >> from len, the 10! >> announcer: shania twain. >> 10!m: 40 out of 40. a perfect score for lindsey and mark. the coupl are going to need your votes next week. congratulations, guys. head over there. >> thank you so much! >> tom: we've revealed the three couples who are in jeopardy. >> erin: with the judges' scores from last week combined with last week's viewer votes, we can now tell one more couple that they're safe to dance next week. >> tom: the next couple who is safe is victoria and val. [ cheers and applause ] >> erin: nick and peta and terrell and cheryl, one of these two couples had the lowest combined total of judges' scores and viewer votes and will be eliminated. >> tom: nick and peta, terrell and cheryl, on this sixth week of competition, the couple leaving right now peta. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> erin: let me grab you guys. enjoy this. i just was reading peta's tweet today after you danced tonight, and she just said, you need to know, you're exactly what we love having a part of the show. you're not supposed to come on an

see rain starting to cover the lens of this camera.ou see raindrops there. looks damp 29 to the schuylkill expressway. a seven-minute trip. speeds into the 50s. still moving. 95 at delaware, looking okay. watch 202 for an ongoing construction project that's been there for a while and will be until november. 11 minutes northbound from 295 to 495. speeds into the 60s, too. back to you. >>> she said it was like he was aiming for her. he kept coming. >> hit for a car and left for dead. a teen is seriously hurt when a truck barrels into her and her mom while on a walk. now the furious hunt for the driver. >>> honored on the field. a special moment between eagles' fans and a former player recovering from lifesaving surgeri. >>> a live look from mt. holly and storm ranger 10, our mobile radar. tracking rain that is starting to move into our area. >>> the first eagles' fun fact. the last time the eagles, 6-1, had a record this hot, it was 2004, the year they made the super bowl. >>> 5:15 this tuesday. we have issued a first alert. it's our way

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twitter are wondering if enough people are covering the epidemic, especially from an investigative lens, so they are asking what other angle, where else can the reporting go, so of course we don't expect you to divulge. >> as everyone knows, the newspapers have been hit very hard over the past ten or 12 years. they don't have the luxury of the organizations to spend six months so we are grateful for that opportunity for some of us were doing a good job reflecting what is on their community and making the people who can change things aware of what is going on. >> west virginia they won a pulitzer prize for coverage of the epidemic and that is inspiring to us to see the small news organizations struggling because they lost so much advertising over the last decade still putting resources into this story is important. so, we cheer all of those people on. >> where does this go from here? >> this story will get local television stations now to say let's cover it in our area in a bigger way. let's devote resources to this and when that happens here is hw it works in washington. people at home

they need again, they need that second lens to have that open understanding where we are coming from. >> why do people get so phoned though so quickly with a three second ad on facebook? isn't it enough to say, i don't like that. would i would immediately make assumption they are racists? >> well, because nowadays, especially when i was growing up. there were not imagings, good im mains of black women, black people in general until it shows the cosby show and there were more, people line shanda rhymes now in film crow eight new stories for black america and so now when you see those, we want those stories to be told. >> thank you for being here. >> thank. >> appreciate. you. bill: today as it big day not only celebrating co lums about day but the start of the annual bear hunt. not everybody happy about it. but under governor crists christies ty this has been a regular thing with hunters killing hundreds of bears every year. they have to thin the population. the full story and bring in allison, what do you got for us? >> monday it is sunrise and the start of a bear hunt in eight new je

short term it's killing people. >> reporter: in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> 4:50 now.he former chancellor of uc- berkeley is speaking publicly about some high-profile scandals during his time at the helm. >>> good morning. get ready for cooler conditions out there today. mountain view you're only going to reach 76 degrees. union city 72. fremont mid-70s, as well. and cooler in hayward at 68. moving over to the east bay temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. we have cooler and windy conditions today. sonoma 82. windy in the north with temperatures in the mid-70s and low 80s. >>> we have a "sig alert" that remains in effect. one lane in the westbound direction on the san mateo bridge is closed near the high- rise due to an earlier big rig fire. eastbound lanes are open. it's about 15 minutes between 880 and 101. so if you are heading in that direction, give yourself a few extra minutes this morning. things looking good over at the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge toll plaza starting to see some action. we have the crowds developing but no metering lights just ye

in concord, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> my daughter's school wasn't closed yesterday in concord but came home with a mask. she said only nine people were in her class. a lot of parents kept their kids home because of the bad air. >> kids should stay inside today. >>> i went for a walk yesterday and i felt it. it was a brief walk. air quality at this hour. you can determine how to plan your day. here's a look now. it looks like we are in the moderate range for san francisco. pacifica, san rafael. but, of course, santa rosa and napa in the very unhealthy range. purple not a common sign that we see really ever. it looks like oakland, redwood city, mountain view, the haze and the smoke have come south into places like san jose even at this early-morning hour. so we are certainly going to feel it again today. this is why there's another "spare the air" alert in effect today and tomorrow for the very unhealthy conditions. it looks like down by santa clara valley you will be in the unhealthy for sensitive groups but you might as well just take it easy. take it easy for the next few days until w

so the history of the black interparty and the interior lens of the organization to answer questions because i was struck despite the fact there were so popular very few people could say what it was like fell five what do they do every day? of what does that mean? forty organization? and the really wanted to tell that story and to put it into historical perspective terry much a book about black power to define black power coming across the finish line with the early days to throw that struggle with that imperialism for those certainly those questions were there with the obama administration but i felt this book project was a way to answer those questions so i want to read from the introduction when i talk about if you were here from the last panel against poverty it is alive and well so what is the book about the black panther party? so there seeking lessons from the past four now. what does black power have to offer in drone warfare warfare, immigrant detention , and criminal justice infrastructure. the study of black power in the scholarly literature to literally filled bulls. to c

so this has a lens on the back and a lens on the front. >> giving the user the ability to move the view this way, move the view up, move the view down. buyers want it. and sellers love to have it on their homes because it obviously enhances the desirability. >> and all you need is your cellphone to trigger this. and this costs a couple hundred bucks. i think this is $300 or $400. >> for those willing to spend a bit more, you can really take things to the next level. matterport is an immersive media technology company that makes special cameras which allow users to explore three-dimensional spaces. the cameras, which cost about $4,500 and are controlled by an ipad, take three-dimensional scans of any room. the scans are converted into 3-d models from which you can explore the entire property and fly through each room as if you were there. >> buyers are increasingly looking more for this technology so that if they're sitting at -- behind their desk in another state, they're able to witness and feel as much as of that property as they can without being there. >> but if seeing the home from

tonight kpix 5's len ramirez shows us how some districts are handling the haze. >> reporter: for the fourth straight day, there was no such thing as a breath of fresh air in the area. >> it was pretty bad. the conclusion was we should not have cool today. >> reporter: he's a student in lafayette. the school district decided to stay open but limit students' exposure during school hours. >> we've kept the students inside during p.e. and we work to keep them inside during the lunch hour. >> reporter: which is hard to do, especially with high schoolers. we saw several students hanging around outside at lunch. >> i think giving the shift of the winds and the ash that we were experiencing, floating down around us. >> reporter: principal linda schuler is talking about her district, mount diablo unified, which did close its schools because of unhealthy air. her school is one of 59 shut down. >> it made more sense to have the kids at home. >> my kids are walking around with their shirts pulled up over their nose. >> reporter: walnut heights in the walnut creek district was not shut down. she

kpix 5's len ramirez shows us how she pulled it off plus the hurdles she still faces ahead of her due >>> reporter: when flames jumped highway 101 and spread into the coffey park neighborhood in santa rosa, charity ruiz knew it was time to get out. but a traffic jam stopped her, her husband, two daughters and unborn baby in the middle of the street on fire. >> honestly, i never in my life felt like i was going to die like that moment. >> reporter: so she went back to the house and grabbed her bicycle, equipped with a toddler trailer, and rode out through the fire with the girls in the back. >> i couldn't turn. i mean, i -- i can ride a bike but i'm pregnant so it was hard. to everybody we're safe, this gentleman. >> reporter: later they met one a good samaritan who drove them in his jeep it a friend's house where -- to a friend's house where they reunited with her husband. they first met at her in-laws in san jose but she was scheduled for a c-section next week but those plans run in the air. >> our hospital is shut down so i don't know that that will happen. >> reporter: kaiser santa

peter or bill or even our current governor in some cases, who will step outside of the ideological lens to get things done. that is what voters in the state want. >> this weekend, we are featuring the history of south dakota. you can learn more about the city and other cities on our city tour on c-span.com/citiestour. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3.

we'll see if it works. >> the lens filter thing is a new fad.e not gotten into it myself >> sure. they roll out the full augmented reality effort in september. >>> the most expensive rolex ever has fetched 17$17.8 millio, setting a new world record for a wristwatch sold at auction the rolex used to belong to actor paul newman. the buyer has not been identified the winning bid was placed by phone. the auction house calls the piece the most iconic collector's wristwatch of the 20th century is the seller paul newman? >> no. that's how it started. we were always worried about the apple watch, the debut threatening -- the luxury watchmakers would be facing competitio competition. >> not for this anonymous buyer on the phone >> yes exactly. >> what's trending this morning, uber launching a new feature to make sharing a ride with friends easier the company adding a feature allowing riders to make up to three stops along their trip app users can tap where to and a plus sign to put in the addresses of their stops this update i do like. i've been in the c

when the lighthouse was raised up, we received a larger lens. from the ring around the tower, you will see where it was adjusted up and down over the first 100 years of its existence. sometimes it was raised and lowered by 20 feet. every time they would perform one of those operations, they would have to change the type of light in the lantern room, whether a different type of lens or light depending on the height of the tower. the last coast guard personnel stationed here finished up in 1989. after that, the museum was opened in the former keeper's quarters in 1992. it is located adjacent to fort william. you have to come to fort william's park to approach the lighthouse. the surrounding area was a former fort and now a park. originally, it was a military installation opened in 1899. it was used through world war i and world war ii. necessarily tot have that type of fort any longer, it was deemed surplus property by the government. the town purchased it. most of the buildings when it was here when it was an act of fort have been removed -- acti

under the microscope a photographer from the netherlands quick tears under the lens. and between the trees a very special treat house hotel. for foodies sort of the who's who truly appreciates fine dining barbecuing is an essential part of cooking while it's not just about throwing a piece of meat on the grill fine barbecuing sometimes requires slow cooking of about eighteen hours or more to get the right flavor well to take things even one step further there is a grill world championship which takes place every two years now this year in ireland eighty teams from thirty countries braved bad weather to face off in europe's biggest barbecuing competitions so let's find out who won first place. chicken with sweet potato and maple syrup. cold shoulder marinated in apple juice and imaginative desserts of course all straight from the barbecue the international barbecuing elite has gathered in the irish city of limerick for the world barbecue championships some five hundred participants from more than thirty nations including mexico chile and thailand are competing. goods g

kpix5's len ramirez with who he's blaming for not having a job. len? >> reporter: liz, we're back here at levi's stadium where this all got started last year. hardly anyone noticed when kaepernick first took a seat during the playing of the national anthem, but now this has gone worldwide. kaepernick said the protests cost him his job as an nfl quarterback. so he filed a grievance against the nfl. colin kaepernick's grievance accuses nfl owners of collusion, that is, secretly conspiring not to sign him because of his protests of racial injustice during the national anthem. it's what kaepernick supporters have been saying for months. >> they feel that he's too controversial, he's too much of a hot potato because he stood up and they don't want their fans to be alienated. >> reporter: kaepernick hired high profile los angeles attorney mark geragos to represent him who tweeted today, "principalled and peaceful protest which the owners themselves made great theater weeks ago should not be pushed and athletes should not be denied employment based on partisa

this is the camera lens. so small and unobtrusive, it's less than the size of a quarter. you have these flexible straps that are going to wrap around any existing mirror, no matter how large or how small. when you turn it on, right there is your lcd screen, built right into the mirror, where you can view and play back your videos right from the unit. and you can turn off the screen while you're driving, and it will still keep recording. it records high-definition video and audio onto an sd card that goes right into the sd slot. you can use it to record what's happening anywhere outside of your car or inside of your car with the 350-degree swivel lens. it has cyclical recording, meaning you can record video on an endless loop. it also has motion detection. [ beeps ] so it'll turn on automatically if it senses any movement of someone walking around your car, for instance. and it has night vision led bulbs that let you capture crystal-clear hd video at night, as well. it also has one-touch picture mode to instantly snap a still photo even while it's recording video. finally,

. >> welcome back, philadelphia police investigating a shoot that critically injured two len. it happened yesterday afternoon, 2900 block of waterloo street in fairhill. police say one man was shot twice in the leg. the second man was shot twice in the stomach. there is no word right now on a motive or suspect in the shooting. >> meanwhile, more gun have i lens in west philadelphia, where a man was shot multiple times, this shooting happened 5400 block of media street, yesterday afternoon. twenty-five year old victim was returned to the hospital in critical condition. so far no arrests have been made. >> this morning, firefighters finally have the upper hand on massive warehouse fire in west virginia. the fire started early saturday morning, at the aims plant in parkersburg, about 8 miles, 08 miles, north of charleston. at it height, 40-foot flames shot into the sky, thick black smoke filled the air. officials say it is not cost i can. they battled that fire for nearly 48 hours. so long, in fact, they had to begin using water from a nearby river. >> if we continue we would rob

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