what does premier li intend to do about it. >> reporter: li says he won't allow financial turmoil to originate from china. he also says he doesn't want to see a currency war as it would be harmful to the country. >> translator: we'll perfect our controls to prevent systemic risks. china has some financial leeway as people's savings rate is high and we have adequate foreign currency concerns. we will ensure it's more market based and stabilize the currency at a reasonable and balanced level. >> reporter: some participants say they're satisfied with li's speech. others particularly those from emerging economies say beijing needs to act as china's downturn is seriously affecting them. >> it will have a bad impact. and china is struggling with that. and the premier admitted it, quite frankly. and good thing is that they're planning -- they're taking measures for that. >> he address most of the important topics of the current situation and some ofhe challenges. >> reporter: some recent data suggests china's downturn may be worse than predicted. li needs to follow through in implementing h

premier li said the weakening of other currencies against the dollar prompted the bank to decide the way it adjusted the interest rates. he added the adjustment was minor. >> translator: the chinese economy is being managed within a rational range, and the country's trade surplus continues to grow. there are no grounds for the yuan to weaken continuously. >> investors on the foreign exchange market have been selling the yuan against the dollar on concerns over the future of the chinese economy. market players think li's comments indicates beijing intention to top the yuan from plunging and to keep its rates stabilized. let's see how the markets are doing after a stellar performance yet in tokyo. we go to mayu, we saw prices sky rocket on wednesday, something we haven't seen in many years.

>> trump: i don't like lies. i... i don't mind a bad story. if you did a bad story on me for "60 minutes," if it were a fair story, i wouldn't be thin- skinned at all. you know, some of the media is among the worst people i've ever met. and i mean a pretty good percentage is really a terrible group of people. they write lies, they write false stories. they know they're false. it makes no difference. and frankly, i don't call it thin-skinned; i'm angry. >> pelley: an impression is created, though, that you like to dish it out but you can't take a punch. >> trump: oh, i think i can take it. i... i could take it if it's fair. again, if people say things that are false-- which happens a lot with me-- if people say things that are false, i will fight, like, harder than anybody. if i do something wrong-- and that happens-- and they write a fair story that i did something wrong, there's nothing to fight

vernon, his old home, lies a few miles south of the capital.any thousands of people visit the place where he lived and died, and from which he went forth to become a hero of history. in the city of washington, the huge capital building spans on the hill. of elected representatives the people of the united states come here to write the laws of the country. of the most beautiful religious buildings in the united states, washington's islamic center, stands in one of the main thoroughfares of the city. the mosque, the library, museum and school spread an understanding of islam and provide a place of worship for muslims in america. five times daily, this holy and thears the voice, 15 muslim nations that sponsor the islamic center made it a magnificent place for worship. it of native american stone, a modern rendition of ancient architecture. and they built it in the capital as a symbol of progress on the imam.ple of our many things make up the image of a nation. zahir comes to arlington national cemetery, where thousands of american soldiers library

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calvin li lit -- send out a fake -- calvin li let out a scream. >> cameron siasi recalled someone in the car telling sam ellis that if you go fast enough, the camera won't get you. in the backseat, alex murk and calvin li did not have seatbelts on and were killed. sam ellis and cameron siasi have seatbelts on. two hours after the accident, the blood-alcohol level of sam ellis was 0.09. documents say that he also had marijuana and benzodiazepine in his system, which are found in medications including xanax. tonight, the attorney of sam ellis tells wusa9 that the entire ellis family is in mourning over sam's two dead friends. they have nothing to add beyond that. >> we're told charges are likely in the coming weeks with sam ellis, the driver, expected to face two felony charges of manslaughter by vehicle. also the father, who police say hosted the party at his house, is expected to be charged with adult irresponsibility meaning that he should have known underage drinking was happening at his home. he could face up to 25 separate charges. live in montgomery county, wusa9. >>> in a few h

he just lied about that.shed the lie in the bush administration about saddam hussein trying to obtain uranium for nuclear weapons from africa. president obama was never presented with absolute proof that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction and he was never presented with absolute proof that saddam hussein did not have weapons of mass destruction. we do not know whether president bush would have recognized absolute proof if he had seen it. we do know that donald trump is incapable of recognizing absolute proof when he sees it. here is the proof that president obama was born in hawaii. there isn't a court in america that would not accept that birth certificate as proof. here's what donald trump says about that proof. >> a few years ago, you led the birther movement. you sent investigators out to hawaii to find out whether or not obama, which you say was not born here. >> well, i don't know, according to you it's not true. >> he believed his birth certificate. >> if you believe that, that's fine. it's

you lied to me numerous times. i can't take back what i've done.manuel rush toes contest the adoption and hires attorneys. >> how critical was the fact if he registered? >> if he hadn't signed up for the registry he would have never known about this. no other recourse. he would have had no way of knowing. >> reporter: ironic twist, it's baby's skyler's mixed race that gave emanuel's girlfriend a loophole. on old south carolina law only allows difficult to adopt children across state lines. only kids 6 or older or with physical, mental, or emotional disability, or in skyler's case, mixed race. >> what dad is not supposed to be there for their child? the greatest aspect a child can have is their father's protection. >> reporter: but the out of state adoptive couple were lied to as well. told the baby's father was out of the picture. they sent emanuel a heartfelt e-mail describing it as a last plea from desperate adoptive parents who love skylar with all of their hearts, assuring him he would go to the best schools. >> what was your reaction to them?

joining us now, lis wiehl and remy spencer. lis -- >> yes, absolutely. jenna: who?tually gave the executive order, who at the top said do this because it's completely fraud and deceptive advertising under the federal act. so, absolutely, they're in trouble civilly. they've already put the money aside for the reparations, but now criminally, who gave that order? and was anybody hurt because of that order? now, we don't think there were any actually injuries, but there were false emissions, that kind of thing. criminal charges? absolutely. criminal fraud. jenna: i'm curious about the injuries part of it, because here we just had this huge case against this peanut executive that knowingly knew that his product was contaminated. people died. hundreds were sickened, remy. and so is that's a little -- that's a different situation. >> you're right. jenna: but it is an executive that knew something was wrong and allowed it to happen anyway. so do you agree with lis that, you know, we could see a top executive at volkswagen go to prison? >> i do think so. this may be the tes

. >> we cannot have a president of the united states who has lied about her e-mails and your lies about the server in her basement either. cheryl: meanwhile, bernie sanders is now leading clinton by nine points in new hampshire. president obama signed an executive order with contractors to offer paid sick days to employees. it will give 300,000 workers up to seven days paid sick leave each year in a speech in boston the president also pressing congress on this. >> i am calling on congress. take a cue from the rest of the world. were together in a bipartisan fashion. find a way to make paid leave, paid family medical leave a reality for all americans. that is something we should be doing. cheryl: some business groups argue the executive order would make it harder to retain federal contract nursing could hurt economic growth. >> congress preparing for nuclear deal. lawmakers for the disapproval measures to pass on friday. president obama secured the final vote to protect the deal with congressional opponents. republicans an additional additional legislation of that new sanctions on iran.

after what she has been through. >> because she lied. she lied about something very important.it in the ear, and she's claiming that she was hit in an ankle. and -- >> you raped her, and you robbed her of her freedom. >> i didn't rape her. >> oh, come on. what's she doing down in a dungeon? >> i did not rape her. >> you stood up in court and you said, i'm sorry for what i've done. what are you sorry for? >> i'm sorry for having sex with a young girl. and i'm sorry for -- there were times when they did want to leave. and most of the time they were fine with it. >> but you sat here for hours minimizing everything you've done. >> i'm not saying that i didn't do anything wrong. i'm just saying i am not this horrible monster. i never hurt anyone. >> and that's the way things are likely to remain in john jamelske's world, a place where dungeon accommodations are posh, a place where there's little difference between chains of bondage and chains of gold. and jail is a virtual walk in the park. you like it here? >> we play partner spades. the guys have taught me how to play checkers. we

nieto lied, the cabinet lied, and the security forces have lied. we parents are living for this -- through this psychological and emotional torment. >> this project -- produced nationwide protests against the government. they have promised to conduct a new probe. --this day, only the potty body of one student has been positively identified. annette: france has apologized for the sinking of greenpeace's rainbow warrior ship in 1985. it was protesting against french nuclear tests in the pacific ocean. a portuguese dutch photographer was killed as the ship sank. the incident sparked international outrage forced the french minister to resign. staying with that press conference from the french president, stephen carroll is with us. francois hollande also had some economic announcements to make during that press conference. andhen: he did announce income tax cut in 2016. it will affect 8 million french households to the cost of 2 billion euros. those will help low income workers mainly and aim to reduce the number of households that pay income tax in fra

it's my fault, not hers. >> she's lied about benefit gaedz, she's lied about e-mails and her server. i do not think we can permit her to become the president of the united states. >> the labe i liberals are coming around to what i was saying for a really long time. >> i was stunned. we were deeply into the digital age to suggest the secretary of state as much as she had been around she didn't think about the impact of the possibility of hacking just astonishes me. i think it takes away from her big argument, i have been there, i have done that, i no ewhat i'm doing. >> the collective toll this is take on her politically now, they're getting close to being in crisis mode i think in brooklyn. >> so the first thing at the top of that news, david muir decided to release a tweet, a sound bide r broo -- byte, nothing to apologize for, you heard her to apologize. >> that must have been one heck of a focus group last night. you know all of this is very much poll tested included probably even the blue outfit and the tone. you hear how contrite she was and i am sorry for that. for several mont

: she lied? about what? >> dylan: she lied about saying that they had sex, and they really didn't 'cause devon passed out and didn't remember, and he had to take her word for it. >> paul: oh. nice. anything else? >> dylan: well, colin strolls into the coffeehouse. so i ask him, and he insists that i'm looking in the wrong direction, that he set the deal up with somebody else. >> paul: who? >> dylan: a person who does not want to see devon and hilary

. >> the israeli police lied, they lied many times before and a lying again. and respectful tv stations should not investigate the lies, but investigate objectively what happened. and i believe an objective examination of the situation, how can they throw tear gas in a mosque where people pray peacefully. as you see from the scenes, the army is using the fire bombs and the tear gas. it's the one practicing aggression. on the other hand what israeli is trying to do is impose a system of racism where jewish israelis are giving privileges, not those that mourn, but they want them to enter the mosque. the islamic site that a holy to muslim people . when the army allow me, for instance to go and pray in the mosque. will they allow me to pray near the western wall. or any palestinian, of course not. we are living through a system of appetite, and the israeli minister himself, an illegal settler, enters the mosque. they are provoking the feelings, and provoke the conflict. >> thanks indeed. >>> the german city of munich says that more than 12,000 refugees arrived on

and lis wiehl had it correct. she said that normally in a murder case you have to show an intent to kill somebody. but here, what the grand jury is saying is, these boys showed such depraved indifference to value of human life a death was likely to occur. jon: lis, it is third-degree murder. >> right. jon: no premeditation as you point out but still the potential penalty here is 20 years in prison for each of these five kids. is that appropriate? do they deserve the match for what is apparently a fraternity prank gone wrong? >> what the defense is going to say clearly this hazing business happens all across the country. i know it. my son just graduated from college. it happens in these fraternities, it does, but doesn't make it right. i guess what the defense is going to say, look, these kids were part of hazing goes on national level. if you really want to cut down on this, if you want to cut down on potential of death, by the way, jon, it happens almost every year, get rid of hazing in fraternities. don't make t

. >>> and what lies beneath, how scientists are trying to find out about the true state of the world's oceans. >> saudi arabia said that the death toll from wednesday's hajj has risen 769, another 934 that were wounded. the country's house minister announced the new toll in the last hour. officials are still trying to identify the nationalities of some of those who were killed. saudi arabia's king has ordered a review on how the hajj is organized. some pilgrims have blamed the stampede on road closures and poor management. the country's most senior religious scholar said that the stampede was beyond human control. let's go straight to our correspondent. what was the update from that? >> well, during the press conference, the saudi membersh membershipster said that the final number of the dead has risen to 769 dead and 954 injured. and the fact that he said this is the final death toll means that--it could mean, rather, that the condition of those injured is stable. he went on talking about the logistics and saying it was a big challenge for them. more than 2 million gathering in a smal

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: she lied?bout what? >> dylan: she lied about saying that they had sex, and they really didn't 'cause devon passed out and didn't remember, and he had to take her word for it. >> paul: oh. nice. anything else? >> dylan: well, colin strolls into the coffeehouse. so i ask him, and he insists that i'm looking in the wrong direction, that he set the deal up with somebody else. >> paul: who? >> dylan: a person who does not want to see devon and hilary live happir

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it is hard to believe it could happen >> reporter:finally, a stop a li's home. >>you don't know how much you love something until you might not have it anywmore >>relief it is still standing and her cat rocky. also rescued. >> there is a happiness but there is a sadness a lot of people i care about are in distress >> reporter: saturday afternoon and spread very quickly. it has now burned an area more than twice the size of the city of san francsico is one of the largest and most dangerous wildfires in california. >> reporter: another round of the that kiwi's will be allowed back to their homes starting, first thing tomorrow morning. >> pam: kron 4's charles clifford is here for us tonight with a closer look at how the fire has grown and which areas are still in danger. charles, the fire has actually slowed down over the last twenty four hours, correct? >> reporter:yes, during the first day the valley fire just exploded in size but since yesterday it has spread at a slower rate. that's probably due to cooler tempeartures in the area and the efforts of hundreds of

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and he tells the lies he needs to tell to get out of the situation he's in. he does so very charmingly. the point is, hillary, i think, would possibly have a sporting chance of surviving this if there was any good side to her campaign. but everything about her campaign is tone deaf. when she was endorsed by jean shaheen over the weekend, she had this ridiculous choir of arrythmic white npr listening women pretending to do some negro spiritual where they substituted jesus' name and replaced wit hillary. i don't know who thought that was a great idea. whether they're going to do that with every well-known hymn. what a friend we have in hillary. she walks with me and talks with me and tells me poll tested jokes. i don't know if they'll do that with every hymn.

, the lies in their own ways. you start reading anything hallelujah. here it is the report, titles, you know immigrants. how many immigrants are imprisoned and then you start reading the report and oh every year except 1925 hispanics are counted as whites. that's one report. another one the gao the congressional investigators had to ask the gao to tell us because the department of justice didn't have it traded so the gao had done a couple of investigations but on closer examination they are counting illegal and legal immigrants which i think we should do in the federal prison but in a much larger spaces they are counting only illegal immigrants, only illegal immigrants for the states that have requested reimbursement, only illegal immigrants for whom the state has requested reimbursement who committed at least one felony or two misdemeanors. we are not getting anchor babies. we are not getting the children of the ones not even children that the amnesty by reagan. no, i want to know. i think we have a right to know

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they have lied many times before and they are lying again. i think respectful t.v. stations would not listen to their lies. you should investigate objectively what happened. i believe on objective examination of the situation, as you can see, how can they throw tear gas bombs inside a mosque, inside a place people pray peacefully. as you can see from the scenes, the army is using the fire bombs and tear gas and is the one practicing aggression. on the other hand, what israeli is trying to do is impose a system of racism where jewish israelis are given privileges, not only at the eastern wall, but those who enter the mosque, the islamic site which is very holy to israeli people. will they allow me to go in and pray in the mosque, will they allow me to go and pray near the western wall, any palestinian? of course not. we are living through a system of apartheid, racial discrimination and when an israeli minister himself an illegal settler in the territories enters the mosques, they are provoking religious feelings and conflict and this is unacceptable. >> a car bomb k

i don't like lies. i don't mind a bad story. if you did a bad story on me for "60 minutes," if it were a fair story, i wouldn't be thinskinned at all. you know, some of the media is among the worst people i've ever met. and i mean a pretty good percentage is really a terrible group of people. they write lies. they write false stories. they know they're false. it makes no difference. and, frankly, i don't call it thinskinned. i'm angry. >> pelley: but a reporter asked you a couple of hard questions the first debate and the whole week after that it's war on that reporter. >> well, i don't think that was a fair question. >> pelley: an impression is created, though, that you like to disk it out but you can't attack a punch. >> oh, i think i can take it. i can take it if it's fair. again, if people say things that are false, which happens a lot with me, if people say things that are false, i will fight like harder than anybody. fido something wrong-- and that happens-- and they write a fair story that i did something wrong, there's n

this is all based on lies, knowingly based on lies. i hope the majority comes to its senses and realizes they have fallen into the same sad pattern of lies and lies that we have seen for more than a decade. yield back my time. >> the chair recognizes mr. forbes for five minutes. >> i apologize for calling any witness that comes before this committee remarkably ignorant and i apologize for that, that statement. even though it wasn't made by us. i can understand the voices on the other side of this committee. who would say please don't look at the video. this is not about the video. we don't want to talk about the acts. and like the wizard of oz, pay no attention to the man moving those levers behind there. what i cannot understand is that those same voices cannot say that there is no act that's too far. there's no act that's too brutal. there's no act that's not acceptable even for planned parenthood. and they want to talk about dollars, ms. ohden, if you're correct on the number of abortions and they don't report these numbers, based o

it was for a recording of a rock 'n roll version of my body lies over the ocean. germany. that explains why. it led to the beatles being discovered by the manager. the rest is history. it was before he joined it. it did not identify the buyer just encase you wanted to hear that for yourself here and now i want to go to hawaii and eat your the festival was last week. it's affixed to one. i can't wait that long aired the weather here is that tech killer. if you select the heat you this is the last weekend of summer. of all begins. on wednesday. and we will actually have temperatures cooling off as we go into next week. that's not the case for tomorrow. a lot of triple digits. mid- 90s for the south bay. it is even right up to the ocean. by the way they played smart. it will be pretty hot there with the low 90s all the way through the afternoon. close to 100 degrees in the north. this however doesn't stick around too long and we saw another day of it. still around 100. they turned sharply cooler. i would say morning is when paul begins. narrator: in the criminal just

what lies to the south is this coastal low that's tracking toward us, the greater the rain threat. high pressure moves out the way. that leaves us vulnerable to dealing with none just wind, but rain, too. so if you're at the shore, you'll see bigger impacts. gusty winds 30 miles per hour, beach errosion, rough surf, possible coastal flooding at the shore f you're in the city and maybe on foot, heading down to take a look what's happening, it will be cool, breezy, and we do have the rain chance in the afternoon. you can spree 71 degrees at 4:00 p.m. at 7:00 p.m., about 66, look at the wind out the northeast ex ten to 20 miles per hour, will make it feel even cooler. so saturday for the pope's itinerary, see the celebration of mals, i think we'll be just fine, cool, cloudy, breezy out there, sunday where my bigger concern lies. that's because of the possibility of some afternoon showers. but again, regardless, it will be breezy, and it will be cool out there. if you are walking just be prepared, everybody. today, though, we don't have to wore bit rain. 76 degrees, some early sun, inc

. >> consumers have been lied to. for many years already. and within the last three years, the discrepancy is getting larger. >> reporter: the international council on clean transportation report says the difference between the sales brochure figures and the real world reached an all-time high. with normal road and highway driving, consuming 30% more fuel under carmakers laboratory conditions. the gap between the laboratory test results and real-world driving is explained by vehicle manufacturers, exploiting loopholes in the regulations. lab test efficiency figures can be manipulated by using special overinflated tyres, sealing them and other measures. >> the problem that we are seeing with the european testing regime for some time now, the results achieved in the laboratory are not matched by results achieved while the vehicles are out there in use. we need a test cycle that accurate ly reflects the use of the vehicle. the performance that you and i could expect, when they are driving around. >> lower fuel efficiency means individual consum

she has lied about how many devices she used as secretary of state and lied about the nature of the emailsensitivity of the emails. >> i won't pretend that this is anything other than what it is, the same old partisan game.

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>> my bonnie lies over the ocean. >>> let's move on to the weather. it will be hot tomorrow.sunscreen. >> it's a spare the air day. it will be warm in the inland valleys, over 100 degrees, 90s bit bay, and the upper 70s with no fog. the sea breeze rolls in and we get some relief from the heat. >> that's it for kron4 news at 11 -- for kron 4 news at 11. see you tomorrow morning, everybody. goodnight. >>> the beverly hills drag racer. he's a sheikh worth $800 million. cops say he's on the run. >>> then, the mystery mega hunk everyone is buzzing about what. we've learned about hot debate guy. >>> and the escape artist who nearly drowned a second time breaks his silence. >>> then, the tv star who claimed he escaped 9/11. >> where were you when 9/11 happened? >> 54 floor of the second tower. >> it was all a big lie. >>> and she's been branded a menace to children. and you won't believe why. >> this is the beach where it all went down. >> what happened on the beach that changed her

if you listen to what chavez said here in this very chamber when he spoke about the lies being spoken when he condemned the bombing of libya, above and beyond any political differen s differences, if you look at the political system in libya, well, you can say that in this world no one has a right to judge and under mine the political regime which has been decided upon by another country. nobody has the right to do that. and we are very sorry to be saying this because we have admired the cultures of the arab peoples age old cultures, we admire the culture of the muslim people and it is indeed with a great feeling of sadness that we say today what was done in libya was a crime. it was a country that was stable, that provided support to countries in africa and it founded the african union and now today what is libya, is it a stable country in terms of politics and economics? who is going to pay for the crimes done in libya and iraq and afghanistan? who is going to pay for that? and then syria. it's like a hollywood version of terrorism. it's just like a film about terror. the horrors of

a girl who admit she lied to him about her age. she told him he was of age.anderson's fate may be changing. an update on the case. i'll speak with zach anderson next. what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anytime-anywhere inspections. and after ten years, restrictions are lifted and iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal. put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. >>> welcome back. major life changing update to aster we brought you last month. a judge vacated a sentence in indiana, a teenager who had consensual sex with an underaged girl who admitted she lied about her age. zach anderson sentenced to 25 years on the sex offender registry. i will speak with zach and his dad in a moment.

she has lied about how many devices she used as secretary of state and lied about the nature of the emails and the sensitivity of the emails. >> i won't pretend that this is anything other than what it is, the same old partisan game. >> this is a special edition of "on the record." clinton scandal, the secret server. and tonight, we will dive deep into the growing scandal surrounding the former secretary of state and presidential candidate. the hillary clinton private email scandal beginning well before her white house run. so, when did it start? and where are we now? fox news chief white house correspondent ed henry joins us. head ed, where does this start? >> i think it started for the public oon march soth when hillary clinton had that news conference at the united nations. you saw some clups from there. the big problem for her politically and now legally the narrative she laid out at that very first news conference has started to unravel piece by piece. you heard her in one clip say this was about convenience. i wanted one device, the blackberry. then emails come out in the last week t

of only two lies a day for the rest of us. and teenagers make great liars because their brains work faster allowing for quick thinking and an ability to not get caught. you can trust your kids until they turn ten and after that look out. >> how many kids? >> seven. >> is this true? >> no, i think age 7-8 are the maximizing of lying. >> so it is worse than this? >> i don't know about the numbers as far as like five or six lies but i would say i can catch a teenager lying because i can remember my teenage but i have seen my seven year old lie, straight faced and can i tell you one of the great tools parents have? when i am out of town and the kids are misbehaving at home, i will call and say did you do this to the baby sitter and they will say no. and another kid records it so i can see it. isn't that great? she just said no, and i will get a text of a video. >> the conscious trigger of video. >> harris, you have two daughters, i don't know how you feel about this? what about kids versus say adult men lying? >> i love the best f

. >>> what lies beneath. how they're trying to find out about the true st.s of the world's oceans. >>> saudi arabia says the death toll from thursday's stampede at the hajj has risen to 769, 934 people were injured. the country's health minister announced the new toll within the last two hours. officials are still trying to identify all the nationalities of those who were killed. saudi arabia's king has ordered a review of how the hajj is organized. some pilgrims have blamed the stampede on road closures and poor management. the country's most senior religious scholar says the sam be bead was beyond human control. let's go to our correspondent in mecca. omar, tell us more about this latest update from the health minister. what exactly did he say? >> reporter: he did mention the numbers of the dead you just read out, but he also said there are a large number of bodies that were given to -- were buried, and the identification process is still ongoing. he said that it's very difficult and will take probably a fe

and that is where the future of television lies. i do not think it lies in the big screens.hink tv is going to be for our generation and maybe two generations behind us. anybody from eight to 15, they are growing up and think about tv from youtube and apple is very good at redefining the current paradigm. ok, this is great. let's see how people do things now and figure out what will happen later. and i will say it is a good product for people who are not of the next generation. emily: om malik and ben bajarin and horace dediu, you are sticking with me and we will talk but the monster new ipad. staying with apple, tim cook is attending a tech summit hosted by the chinese government in seattle later this month. the chinese regulator has invited several executives to a forum. jack ma has confirmed he is attending. it will coincide with president xi jinping's first day visit to the u.s. and amid warnings from washington and could hit chinese companies with sanctions for attacks for trade secrets. apple's new partnership with a french powerhouse. which designer is going high-tech