this is a secret loop that we use only for debriefings. people in the viewing room can't hear it with people training and it's just tied to the people in this room and we use it only when we debrief and we got heavy duty talking and somebody knew the right thing and it was very private and very personal and i called the con trolers out of the loop and told them how proud i was of the team and the job we'd chosen to do. i indicated that from the day we were all born we were destined to meet in this room this day and at this moment and that from now on, whatever happened, we would remember this day forever, and we then proceeded to give just a few coaching tips, and i said whatever happens i will never second guess any of your calls. now let's go land on the moon. and terminated the loop and all of the people in the viewing room were probably wondering what the hell we were talking about, and that's a blank in the tape, but again, steve bales, the guidance officer came up and he said how important this settling down process was not only to h

what is 432 amatury loop? in comparison to 428, how far is that? >> thank you. >> upon looking at -- it is loading. it is loading the same parcel. wait for it to load. >> i am fine. thank you. don't worry. we are done. thank you. >> thank you. mr. sanchez. >> surprised you were not googling the address. i have the same question, by the way. >> i know you did. in regards to the review of this, our staff analysis did review the application and the planning protected location and zoning protected location because the parcel was in front of it was on public. the adjacent are residential properties. that would trigger the review. in terms of planning because the presidio is a resource. it did not detract or degrade from the character of that was necessary to establish it was a historic resource. the pole design is similar and something widely employed by verizon and often found not to be an issue in historic districts. our review was appropriate. the questions that came to the address which took me a little bit by surprise today trying to find out where

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dale city to the beltway inner loop crash moved to the right shoulder.ume delays 95 over to georgia avee. pennsylvania avenue multiple disableddehicles reportend debris in the road out by old crai highway. heading out inpper marlboro caution. don't want to start the day with a flat tire. river road crash right shoulder of the ramp to the inner loop blocked. 66 eastbound, 44 minute trip. normal volume by sudley road manassas intod. center fiel 210 northbound by livingston roadolume increasing. leonardtown road crash r blocks theht lane at la plata road as you make your way inbound. caution there. other than that metro is on e timeept for those six blue and yellow line stations national with that free shuttle service available. back to au. big one yesterday just flat out natemi th>>> a local little league team getting ready for a big game. sports at>> 6:30. live look outside as weth take youe break on this thursday morning. we want toou hear fr. use #gooddaydc and we'll get your tweet on the air. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back to fox5 morni

inner loop getting the worst of it.urnpike and we have crowded conditions from 95 up through that point. 95 light volume to the beltway. take a lookt 395 looking good. not seeing any problems on 295, slight tap of the brakes by southbound crash.eet. pe parkway inbound a little slow. back to y e guys. >>n thanks. 6:57 right now. we still have more to come including our zip trip fun in hagerstown. >> wisdom and cori join tucke right after the break. rstay with us. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> right now at 7:00 the dramatic rescue after a plane rrying racing great dale earnhardt jr. and familyts crashes and bursnto flames. incredibly everyone survives. now the big question, why did the plane go down. >>> animals abused. doze of dogs now not care of animal services after they were rescued from a montgomery counem home. amon a dog that had been reported missing years ago. a >>> deal of lifetime. president trump's reported interest in the u.s. buying greenland. raising eyebrows but just how serious is he? fox5 morning at 7 starts now. >> ♪ l

will be released later this year what i call a do loop is a way of describing a kind of reinforcing feedback loop that keeps getting worse and worse over time and partisan polarization is like that because once the parties distrust each other more which then justifies more and more aggressive actions and the rhetoric inflames upon itself and you get to this point where where that you've created this unbridgeable chasm manipulating the boundaries of. an electoral district to ensure has a majority of voters favoring a party what's known as gerrymandering also feels partisan distrust gerrymandering which republicans have been particularly aggressive in the last decade creates the sense that whatever the outcome is somebody cheated. in 2018 republican candidates for congress in north carolina got 50.39 percent of the vote but 110th of the state's 13 congressional seats last march the u.s. supreme court heard a case challenging republican gerrymandering in the state republicans in north carolina and maps to create safe seats so they could ignore the will of the people but in june the cou

will be released later this year what i call a do loop is a way of describing a kind of reinforcing feedback loop that keeps getting worse and worse over time and partisan polarization is like that because once the parties distrust each other more which then justifies more and more aggressive actions and the rhetoric in flames upon itself and you get to this point where where that you've created this unbridgeable chasm manipulating the boundaries of. electoral district to ensure it has a majority of voters favoring a party what's known as gerrymandering also feels partisan distrust gerrymandering which republicans have been particularly aggressive in the last decade creates the sense that whatever the outcome is somebody cheated. in 2018 republican candidates for congress in north carolina got 50.39 percent of the vote but 110th of the state's 13 congressional seats last march the u.s. supreme court heard a case challenging republican gerrymandering in the state republicans in north carolina maps to create safe seats so they could ignore the will of the people but in june the courts

will be released later this year what i call a do loop is a way of describing a kind of reinforcing feedback loop that keeps getting worse and worse over time and partisan polarization is like that because once the parties distrust each other more which then justifies more and more aggressive actions and the rhetoric in flames upon itself and you get to this point where where that you've created this unbridgeable chasm manipulating the boundaries of an electoral district to ensure it has a majority of voters favoring a party what's known as gerrymandering also feels partisan distrust gerrymandering which republicans have been particularly aggressive in the last decade creates the sense that whatever the outcome is somebody cheated. in 2000. 1018 republican candidates for congress in north carolina got 50.39 percent of the vote but won 10 of the state's 13 congressional seats last march the u.s. supreme court heard a case challenging republican gerrymandering in the state republicans in north carolina to create a seat so they could ignore the will of the people but in june the courts

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we take a big picture, 395 crawling a along, the beltway at 210 past the overpass, the inner loop isvenue, northbound lanes closed. metrobus letting us know they're on delay. suitland parkway completely, outer loop adding to the heavy conditions from5 over to the 270 spur about a 45inute slowdown, trees and wires down, georgia between gre road and new hampshire avenue. clean-up crews on scene, 270 slows heading through urbana, that's what we got now, back to you. >>> 6:49. a look at a new way you can be an active part of our newscast, fox 5 live instapoll. >> we ask you a question, you use the fox 5 ap to vote and you see how you see how it counts in realtime. here's jim lokay. >> we're watching something a new tool that will allow you to interact with the stories yo usxactly how you feel. there's aor new way you to interact. the bottom of your tv screenu' ll see a poll askingpi is for yonion on a variety of stories. it will be easy to get involved. pick une your smart pho or tablet, go top fox 5's and vote, or go to fox5dc.com/insta poll and you'll see the question and advice. talki

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hopefully we close those loops one by one. peter: professor wijesekera, the 737 max, does this fit into the category of now functioning software or software taking over -- of malfunctioning software or software taking over for humans? prof. wijesekera: eventually some of the software should take over some of our functions, such as abs, because it is not humanly possible to control at that frequency. so once the control systems would have these types of issues , but i think the engineering disciplines are such that we find ourselves responsible if we find something, and usually we would try to address those revelationhe next while we are trying to find an immediate remedy. that, just like when people find that some of the mistakes or accidents happen , we would go back and ensure it never happens again, but there haveo guarantee that we gone through all the potential possibilities and all the environments in which this and gives aerates license of absolute guarantee of total safety. in fact, we have to look at in fact, we have

isn't that obvious that these loop holes do need to be changed?ur immigration system is a mess. there's parts of this country that are strongly supporting president trump, farmers that need workers to come in, seasonal workers to help pick their crops. there's reason for legal immigration as we know. reasons to normalize some of the people like the dreamers. there's been efforts across the aisle that have failed on many parts of the system. right now there's a huge debate underway about how many people we can continue to provide asylum too. that's something that the democrats obviously just refuse to touch as a party. the president has been very restrictionist on that. he's trying to cut back on refugee status and also on even legal immigration. his party doesn't want to take this on close to an election year just like the democrats don't want to take it on close to an election year, this last round that we had in congress when they approved humanitarian aid for these detention centers and for services at the border raised questions about if these

truman hadn't been kept in the loop on anything.wonder going back to what you were saying how earlier he became ill. if he had passed a year earlier than he did, was the vice president at the time kept in the loop, did he know what was going on and who would have taken over in terms of the military strategy? >> i think his genius was to bring people around him of all persuasions after all if you think the secretary of the war was the republican secretary of the navy was a republican, people of all parties and persuasions and combined them in a common cause is no main undertaking. that is leadership at the very highest level. and yet, within the committee is reluctant to as it so often happens with opposition to bring on others who may take his place. it's almost a form of denial psychologically. i'm not a psychologist but it may be you just don't like to think that you would have to step off the stage. wallace had been loyal to him but he didn't think that he could command the support of the nation so when it came to roosevelt stand

l drive outer loop slows 95 to georgia earlier vehicle fire in the ramp to the outer loop cleared.nd outside the bet way. guys.& >> we've told you about meat less products all the rage these days. what about plant based eggs? well they're a thing, too. >> i know, al. al i questioning it but it's a real deal. we'll explain next. also, we'll go dancing. city dance has been around for decades. multipletyles of dancing and maureen gettshg a c course this morning. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> do kids need vitamins. according to the american academy of pediatrics, the answer is no. they say t children don't actualhaly need multi vitins because many contain sugars and other additives. alhildren viewhem asso candies. so they can often overd. pediatricians say betr ways to include vitamin rich fooat into child's diet with meals like spaghetti sauce with purchase raid spinach mix t a or carrots with side of peanut butter or hummu and mac >> plant based trend now attacking the iggndustry. grocery chain kroeger will stock aisleusteyou fnin it ingg e. when ydou cook it up it actually looks as see like yellow scra

a negative feedback loop.the moment, what you are seeing as german bond futures rising ever so slightly. there is talk of fiscal stimulus. see from germany? when could that take effect the echo how could that complement what comes from the ecb? does it balance what comes from the ecb? jacksonet is focused on hole. that is the context of your market. ask yourself, because we have a big call from bank of america merrill lynch. they are slashing the bond forecast for the u.s. and germany. they are at 1.25 for the u.s.. -75 for germany. 1.2% for the u.k.. one woman that never loses her notes is juliette saly in singapore. juliette: we are seeing big gains here in asia to kickstart the trading week. the csi 300 up 2%. the hong kong market up by over 2%. hong kong stocks will recover from these losses we have seen in the wake of protests. india and australia looking good. by 0.7% evengher though we had disappointing data showing exports dropped for an eighth month in july. bonds andk on chinese of course the yuan as

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that fire broke out before 2:00 this afternoon off camino loop in dublin.urned 248-acres and is 98% contained. top, you got an update from fire officials. what are they telling you. >> this one almost got away but they had such a full response it was unlikely it would get away. between 1:30 and 2:00 a fast moving and fast growing fire hit on camino loop, alameda county fire and cal fire responded. fo aerial tanker it'sa chopper and many ground cruise a full scale response. the fire was 90% contained and now 100% contained in mop up that will go on for hours to kill the hot spots. >> the concern with the structures where the fire was close to the structures, the wind was blowing it away from the structures, we sent a full alarge to

we hate government because government doesn't work as an endless loop. think that is -- when you are having your own conversations at the dinner table in your families, and everybody has a crazy uncle that says something crazy at thanksgiving. saves it up to say it at thanksgiving dinner. we're like, don't sit uncle so-and-so because you know he will say something crazy. today, those things are splitting up whole families. they're changing neighborhoods and blogs and things. like, i can't talk to you once i find out what i think you believe politically right now. and i do think in this day and age, right now, if we don't start to, as a populace, deal with the fact that our institutions were created for a reason, they need to be protected because they are fragile. they are as fragile as democracy is. as long as we allow this corrosive discussion to happen amongst all of us across the country that government can't be , a power for good, that we don't need people to come in and have -- like this representative democracy is somehow fallible in and of itself

hundreds of flavored liquids that fuel our number one seller is from animal and this is a cereal fruit loops flavored with a little bit of milk. a lot of the flavors that are regarded as grass is generally regarded as safe that is a term that's given to flavoring products that can be ingested what's happening to these flavoring products when they're being aerosolized at these high temperatures and inhaled into the long you have chemical reactions that can break them down into a lot more toxic chemicals known as carbon compounds a prime example being formaldehyde that's a very common when everyone's heard of formaldehyde and everyone should know it isn't good so in head to head comparison versus conventional cigarette which one do you think is healthier my opinion i think they're both dangerous i think the narrative that most people are missing is that the public health opponents to vapor have lumped in vapor with the evil tobacco folks that they fought you know back in the eighty's in the ninety's and so they've decided that this is the exact same thing cynthia is the executive director for

counterparts was keeping washington out of the loop and a deliberate move. oh no as far as we know there have been you know some activists as well as politicians they have been releasing some messages and to either and elsewhere saying that. mr macaroni raise the issue i mean invitation to mr is there eaves today last night at the dinner bank air there were some it i mean the leaders were present including president trump was there and it is said that he was informed twice once last night the time this morning he was informed that paris ones to invite mr zarif it seems very much clear that this is a joint effort by france and the united states in order to pressure to iran to agree to at least have a meeting like what donald trump won it to one it necessary to have to have him at the white house and the reigning in foreign minister reject that and turned out that invitation maybe mr maccarone and mr trump hope to arrange some kind of meeting but this is not for sure this is not going to happen there if you is not going to meet u.s. officials not at all going

loop when they think it exists in the same. degree when they impact. in other news this hour in germany a syrian asylum seeker has been found guilty of manslaughter in a killing that sparked race riots in the city of chemists last year the man was sentenced to 9 and a half years in jail all european correspondent peter oliver reports. a 23 year old syrian asylum applicant has been sentenced to 9 and a half years by a court in dresden for the month slaughter of the 35 year old man daniel healy who was stabbed to death in camden last year now it's understood that the main suspect in the killing a 22 year old iraqi national has not been found by police yet it's under study may well have fled the country after initial shock there was violent and at times ugly scenes in the city which drew the attention of the world's media we saw some footage of refugees and migrants being chased by purported members of far right groups there was also marches through the city by the tories neo nazi organizations we thought the members of the far right and the immigration p

the loop lasts about six minutes during which the pilot and any passengers would be able to experience weightlessness, if they wanted to unbuckle their seatbelts they would rise out of their seats and they can look through all the round windows and get a wonderful view of the curvature of the earth and the blackness of space. then, as the craft begins to this end, the feathered wings stabilize the spacecraft and this is to stabilize the way a badminton birdie or shuttlecock is stabilized so that the nose stays downward pointing in the whole craft stays stable. it also creates more dragon slows the spacecraft down more quick so it doesn't need a bulky heatshield. so then, spaceship one comes back into the atmosphere and once it's in the part of the atmosphere where there is enough air that it can fly aerodynamically again, the wings pivoted back down into the streamlined position and, the whole thing glides back down to a landing on the desert or on the runway. at this little star-spangled craft that to me is reminiscent of a race car, it is sleek, it looks aerodynamic, it looks bd ends

twain harte road and camino loop, there's open space. the fire crews trying to protect all the houses in this neighborhood. current numbers not changing too much, right now you can see the readings around 78, 81, 85 degrees, and the winds that has been a challenge throughout the day even though the wind is out of the right direction, any wind is a challenge to the fire crews. the 5:00 hour winds four the t o 8 to 16 miles an hour. hard to believe as we head into the weekend we could talk about a few sprinkles. we'll have more in a bit. >>> now to oakland where a fire ripped through a warehouse sending smoke into the air. this fire drew comparisons to the ghost ship fire in 2016, no one was living in the building and no one was hurt or killed. it was a warehouse on 23rd avenue and east street. henry lee is on the scene. >> take a look, this building is smoking hours after the fire was knocked down. we've a fence around the building someone connected to the warehouse is knocking out hot spots. many studios were destroyed, no major injury,

and that stabilizes the craft for that loop over in orbit. and the loop lasts about six minutes during which the pilot and any passengers would be able to experience weightlessness, if they wanted to unbuckle their seat belt, they would rise out of their seats. they can look through all the wound windows and get a wonderful view of the curvature of the earth and the blackness of space. and then as the craft begins to descend, the feathered wings, what they're called, the feathered wings stabilize the space just the same way that the -- a badminton birdie or a shuttlecock is stabilized so that the nose stays downward pointing and the whole craft stays stable. it also creates more drag and slows the spacecraft down more quickly so it doesn't need a bulky heat shield. as spaceshipone comes back into the atmosphere, once it's part of the atmosphere where there is enough air that it can fly, aerodynamically again, the wings stream back down into position and it glides down to a land in the desert. this little spacecraft is reminiscent of a race ca

red acting as an aerialfor the card to loop shown in red acting as an aerial for the card to receiveng port. it is here, in the microcontroller, when my fingerprint is stored and verified. all in the card, so our biometric data never leaves our hand. a copy please. now using the card is much as easy as it is at the moment, except you have to put your thumb, is at the moment, except you have to put yourthumb, or is at the moment, except you have to put your thumb, or whatever finger you register, over the golden box, so it can recognise it when you make the payment. a green light flashes to show all is ok, and then my plastic is not in some trick the tv producer's hands. now the other big bonus i found is my new spending limit. normally, contactless payments out at £30. but this allows me to spend up to £100 because of the additional security, and i am told that by the time it comes to market that limit could be limitless, which means i could get my weekly shopping, fill up my car, and buy a bikejust my weekly shopping, fill up my car, and buy a bike just with a tap of my card. so kno

fast moving fire broke out on camino loop. el camino fire responded. by 3: 15, the fire was 100% contained and now in the mop up phase. structures were threatened. >> concern with the structures where the fire was close to the structures, the wind was blowing it away from the structures, made sure that protecting the houses and keeping the residents assurance we had units in place to protect the homes. >> both alameda county fire and county fire are investigating the origin, the fire did come up against structures but was repelled by this full fire response of the when cal fire uses the airplanes the goal is to confine the fires to less than 10 acres they were unable in this case because of the winds but they were able to win the battle. >>> a vehicletation fire in lake county is expected to be contained today. the gulf fire pushed 33-acres, it broke out yesterday. at one point a few dozen homes were threatened, but none were damaged. pg&e plans to cut power to avoid more fires. cal fire determined that pg&e sparks a blaze, now during times of extreme

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they take a 2.5-meter section of plastic hose normally used for underfloor heating, bend it into a loopver it in gold tape. everyone still eats together once a day in the practice room. the meal consists of soup and bread. rarely anything more. the circus isn't able to pay its members. the older performers work as day laborers or pick up night shifts at construction sites and factories. children collect metal scrap to sell. tomuru says that members often donate the money they earn to keep the circus running. in 2018, the circus held its first proper overseas tour. between may and november, they performed in 14 hotels across turkey. they received high praise and made the first significant profit the group had ever seen. performers were paid around $300 a month. it's been a week since they returned to darkhan. the circus club decides to celebrate their success abroad with a paid performance. two members set out, tickets in hand. they arrive at a local elementary school. both performers used to study here before they started living on the street. it's been years since they were last here,

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the heart fire reported at these 3800 block of the loop just before 2:00 this afternoon. forward progress has been stopped. leslie, no evacuations ordered. smoke is expected to move east. about 90% contained and no injuries. >>> expected type security if you are going this weekend. chopper five is live over golden gate park were more than 200,000 people are expected to pack the three-day music festival. there will be plenty of police on the crowd. they are deploying more officers inside and outside. >> our reporter made it through all of that and is live. it should be a nice weekend.>> reporter: today will be the warmest day, whether should not be a barrier. they are expecting 210,000 people. today is surprisingly warm and cloud free over golden gate park look at the temperature, it is 70 in san francisco and 75 in oakland, we will be as sunny or warm for the weekend but it will still be pleasant. mid 60s saturday and sunday and cloudy tomorrow morning. we will talk about how the weather stays pleasant and my full forecast. >>> when major events coming up security. this i

to break the loop requires a significant change ahead.ither a true resolution to the trade dispute or significant monitor using. going to -- monetary easing. it is just not there. you have to expect greater action by monetary policy. shery: what i do not understand is why the markets are rallying so hard on comments coming from trade. most analysts we talked to do not expect much to come out of those negotiations. hand, it is the liquidity effect. on friday, people pulled back. whatdo not understand these new countermeasures are that trump was announcing about curbing business into china. of a relief,bit that is why you get this rally. there is a lot of uncertainty on to whether this will lead to any kind of resolution. as we go from here, if there is more credible steps, liquidity comes back to the markets and we get one. it is explaining what we are in for. liquidityaling with at times that could distort the market. equityhat is what the market is telling us. i want to take a look at this chart on the bloomberg terminal for what the bon

and a couple of other indicators but this whole fight has the potential to have a negative feedback loop the longer it goes on, sla are to 1930s and what happened back then so you have a tit for tat situation. then you have headlines. you have the stock market very volatile i think that even though the u.s. economy is a service-oriented economy, those are some of the things that we're watching very closely now in that if we start to see layoffs, you know, not at gm but, you know, cruise lines, bookings go down >> ford especially is vulnerable in that case and i didn't realize and i read this this morning. u.s. car exports to china are down 50% in the last year. so already we've seen a huge impact as a result of the previous tariffs that were put into place now we're going to get more. >> and their marketplace is slowing in china >> this escalation today after hearing that earlier in the week the president was reportedly concerned about a potential recession in the next year this policy, these announcements today, we are calling it policy. who knows what he'll announce this afternoon but

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i think it is an unfortunate loop. vonnie: on the china-u.s. trade war front, we got retaliatory tariffs from china this morning. economicee a huge reaction or even a mediocre economic reaction to these particular tariffs? >> there is the direct channel and the indirect channel. the direct channel is pretty small. we are changing relative prices between chinese goods and u.s. goods by a modest amount. the exchange rate can also adjust to help offset the effect on u.s. consumers. the action is delayed. if it is delayed, impossibly it possiblyators -- gives negotiators some time to pull a rabbit out of a hat. the trade discussion gets worse before it gets better. if he gets better, it is because it is in the self-interest of the presidents of the two largest economies of the world. is notets worse, better nearly as good as it was a few years ago. we are on a permanent more hostile relationship between those two nations who admit they are competitors on a lot of different levels. that will be reflected in trade for a long time to come. the one i b