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when a patriot battery, when their personnel is returned to the u.s., the battery comes with them. force takes a new, updated battery. so the patriots in the middle east is not some new revelation. trust me. the reason i know this -- my brother was a patriot launch commander, who no longer lives. have a nice day. thank you for america. host: do you want to respond to that at all? guest: i will not question his brother's experience or the details of of the battery operation, but we do know that there were new units sent over there, along with other military capabilities, which these moves in what caused this concern capitol hill in the first place, in addition to the warnings that iran is posing a threat to megan citizens and a mac and interest in the region. this is what is happening, and i do not think the administration would be sending its top officials to capitol hill to brief all lawmakers if this were not something very serious. host: let's hear from marlon in kansas city, a democrat. caller: good morning. i have a couple of comments. pretty much, immigration and building the wall, he promised

charges every cell phone i've ever had to use pop the back up you can pull the battery out swap a new batteryand every year or two you have to replace the battery apple has decided with the i pod and now the i phone that they don't like that model so what they are doing is building the batteries and the phone and using proprietary screws on their an attempt to limit the lifespan of the following. eighteen months which is around the time when they have a new phone and they want you to buy a new one anyway. my fix is a company that wants to see everything get fixed so we show people how to fix things and provide the parts tools and guides to enable them to do so helping everyone fix everything so that's the challenge it's a big challenge because there's millions of devices out there luke and i are reluctant capitalists we get excited selling screwdrivers even though that seems like a boring product because we're selling people a capability where they're able to do something that they wouldn't have otherwise we want to make it simple and easy for me to repair their own stuff. the amount of raw m

the german car giant, the world's biggest carmaker, is taking 1000 euro deposits on one of its new battery-powered us with the latest is bloomberg's benedikt kammel. should tesla be worried? reporter: probably. we've got tesla sending some letters out to perspective buyers today in germany, saying we have the model s, the model x, you might want to give is a hard look. that timing probably wasn't coincidental. what we got today from volkswagen was a closer look at the id3 that they will bring to the market first. electric. marketowcased it -- first, fully electric. they showcased it. we've got the firepower of, the customers who want to buy this, the resources. in the words of the company, we are not here to play. we want this to make money, and this is the future. taylor: the keyword i just took from you is that they have the customers to buy it. we just heard from tesla in their quarterly earnings that they thought demand was waning a bit. does the market have room for another player? is there enough customer demand to meet supply? benedikt: for the time being, probably not, but this is a market

of the f series pickup and a mustang inspired crossover vehicle they have partnership to make new batteries using riveon's platform they're bringing in a former amazon guy, tim stone. he's going to replace bob shanks you puts it altogether you get a pretty clear picture six months ago everyone was worried about ford's future. you had analysts fretting about it and hitting their dividend with a 50% cut ford has put those worries to bed. jim hackett is creating a leaner, meaner, more focused company. ford no longer wants to make cars everywhere no matter what the cost it doesn't want a one-car fits all world by strategy. instead ford is only making the vehicles where it can turn a real profit or else there's nothing worth making that's why i think this stock is just ridiculously cheap at seven times earnings with a bountiful 7.5% yield ford's come back is the real deal, people, real deal. i think it's getting started this is one auto related stock i am willing to endorse right now because ford has figured out the auto business stinks and then doing everything they can to pare back their expos

the robots that anything off the robots operate in rain, snow and sleet when the robots need a new batteryselves inside these tiny houses. >>the robots parent company says they made 50,000 deliveries around the world. the company hopes to expand a college campuses and neighborhoods across the world. and back out here you can see this delivery robot is driving ways it just got an order. >>the 2 men who started this company are based in europe under the same 2 men who founded the company skype if you're wondering how they make money you have to pay a $1.99. her delivery and no you don't have to tip. reporting on the campus of george mason university i'm sam sweeney. >>those are pretty cute. >>you know when you're in college or what 2223 more safe prime of your physical be a man. when you're sitting in your dorm room when for doughnuts so i thought you're going to say that people would start smashing into how lazy can you 22 years old you're fit as a fiddle when you're waiting for your goal just people like me who are you know up there the out grants so on the golf course, which is kind of ne

says nissanei news is taking a wait-and-see stance on the deal. >> volkswagen is making changes to its batterye concerns that the deal might unravel. sources say differences and schedules and financial volume have emerged during negotiations. the unit pledge the supply cut [indiscernible] >> indian budget airline indigo said it will add 30% more capacity in the current financial year after fourth-quarter profit increased to $85 million. the ceo of asia's biggest budget carrier by market value said it is hard not to be bullish moving ahead with plenty of opportunities for profitable growth. he is trumpeting a robust strain of aircraft. china's second richest man prepares to hand his son his empire. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: this is daybreak asia. alibaba is considering raising $20 billion or a second listing in hong kong. the giant is working with financial advisors on the offering which would bring china's largest company closer to investors in its home country. aibaba could find -- file application as early as the second half of this year. president trump says the u.s. is not ready to mak

to keep going to ships into the region happened early april and we are hearing about a new patriot missile battery that goes into the region just a couple i think days or weeks there more of these countries were taken out of the region so there is a lot of check you going on lot of rhetoric to talk to the border to create a situation in which no one is basically concerned about a possible war whereas on the ground it's actually not need be the case ok but up obviously there is there is a military that as of this activity how much pressure is this existing on iran. the good thing is on both sides that politicians can always talk but they are military general security this a curious doubtless you know them both sides that has satellite pictures that they have the evidence and they are watching what is actually happening on the ground and they do not fall for sensationalist rhetoric or reporting commenting that you're doing sensationalist reporting but others are and therefore in iraq and that's the point i want to make there is not that much debate about all what we're hearing out of washington toda

they are investigating what started the fire not to say battery might have started the fire any time of tesla catches on fire it becomes big news because their for their batteries. those faces been in the news for a very long time but at this particular point as far as the investigators can are concerned. it was not charging at this time. and we do know that the homeowner, they were the ones who actually called they were the ones who have actually pulled the car out of the garage, the good news is no damage to the building or the nearby buildings as well and at this particular point the san francisco fire department. they presumably will be working with tesla to find ight now as people start heading into the city for a friday night of fun, we hope because it's pretty backedupneighbors told is let's check in onth our meteorologist large cardinal law and guys beautiful friday outside again as high pressure sits overhead the changes coming our way for the weekend you want to be aware of this as we've got more fog on the way of some cooler temperatures to still it is mostly clear out their little hazy as you look toward the golden

they are investigating what started the fire not to say battery might have started the fire any time of tesla catches on fire it becomes big news because their for their batteries. those faces been in the news for a very long time but at this particular point as far as the investigators can are concerned. it was not charging at this time. and we do know that the homeowner. they were the ones who actually called they were the ones who have actually pulled the car out of the garage, the good news is no damage to the building or the nearby buildings as well and at this particular point tht san francisco fire department. they presumably will be working with tesla to find out exactly the cause of this fire. back to you. >>i will on the peninsula streets are finally back open tonight after a hazardous materials incident in san carlos and were reported about this last night crews spent several hours today removing that radioactive material from the home crowd force charles clifford was there. well here in san carlos on friday several blocks of a cedar street right behind me are closed down. >>as the san mateo county sheriff's office,

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is still under investigation, but any time a tesla catches on fire of course it becomes news because their battery has been is facing international news for years and at this particular point. it does not appear to be the battery could be despite not being charged the time. the good news is no injuries to anybody inside and no damage to the home because the firefighters were so quick added that they were able to pull the tesla out and then deal with the situation back to i don't know that to be in good news. it was in charging because it just makes me go well that one. >>and car caught fire by itself right doing nothing. could be a cigarette you just don't i mean that's part of the investigation, by the tire. well as well fires instantly are combustible no no but listen will because james doesn't he's not a mechanic, but he plays one on tv. and he says said best was yet to tire has its own electric motors seems like to vote or by htave to come h tire. so twitt out that white house or you can tweet it's it's a big concern whenever a tesla owner anybody was a tesla here's a story like this they want

stings a nasty weather to go through sunday and the mid atlantic states just pushing up towards new york into battery fourteen celsius plateau right comes back in behind not out of the woods just yet so some more of the showers still a possibility across the central plains and northern plains too i was towards the west what is fine and dry here sixty celsius in san francisco i take in seattle and nineteen for l.a. maybe an eighteen there on monday seattle warms up to twenty one noticed by monday that's one of the new york seventeen celsius more clout of rain coming in out of colorado down towards oklahoma arkansas a good part of texas the southeast five and dry clear by this stage and that clear and dry weather spread static ross the caribbean or just a sunny weather but some places a fair weather cloudy and really a possibility a chance of wanted to see out into cuba and they are challenged to the central america. on counting the cost this week trump gambles the world economy all shutting down iran's ability to sell oil an indestructible phone screen of chinese tech giants at the f.b.i. sting. will

the city commissioned a brand- new fleet of ten battery powered buses to shuttle passengers around. funded in part by a $5 million federal grant, the first 0 emission system of its kind at a california airport. >>> new details on a radiation scare in san carlos. what we have learned about the former occupant of the house specifically what he used to do for a living. >>> a wild night in alameda county with a pair of carjackings and crashes. police say it is all connected. >> in san francisco with some of the fastest sailboats in the world prepping for tomorrow is the big race. . >> weather live tonight in san leandro. a cinco de mayo celebration. party is on, the food is out, the drink is out. ♪ 1,2,3,4 this spring, it's out with the old and in with the awesome. as in, in with the fastest, most reliable internet from xfinity xfi. so you can be in with brilliantly connected devices in every room. and in with finding all your favorites on live tv and streaming apps with just your voice. this spring it's out with the old, and in with simple, easy, awesome. during the xfinity spring sale,

they commissioned a brand-new fleet of tenant battery-powered buses to shuttle passengers.unded in part by a $5 million grant. the first zero emission of its kind. >>> crews resc a hiker from a steep hillside. the hikers went missing yesterday on mount barnaby. rescuers searched for several hours and could not find him. until 8:30 pm, the wife got a paying of from his gps tracker when the helicopter found him 1000 feet down the hillside. they hoisted him to pull him out of the ravine a couple of hours later. other than disoriented he was okay. >>> a woman hopes to make history on mount everest very soon. she wants to climb up and back down in 14 days which has never been done. roxanne bogle was packing today before she heads to the himalayas. she has been sleeping in and altitude training tent plus spending time and oxygen restricted chambers at her day job. she said this regimen worked when she made her so-called rapid ascents. she has climbed five of the seven highest in the world. now she is setting her sights on the tallest mountain of all. >> out of it sure sheer curio

battery efficiency. and for those of you that sort of geek out on this stuff with me, you probably saw the article this last, i think it was april 1 of some new solid state battery technology, looks like they finally have a major breakthrough on what we call power density. but this chart here, you see that coming down, that's actually just the cost of battery storage. it's a remarkable reduction. so in arizona, we have our largest investor-owned utility, arizona public service, and you actually read some of the articles that are going on right now with them. the amount of solar that's now in their portfolio, they have baseline nuclear, and now the holy grail of what happens when you live in the desert southwest like i do? i'm blessed to live in the phoenix-scottsdale area. we produce lots of solar. california now actually in the peak of the afternoon, produces so much alternative solar generation they can't use it all. they actually some days paid arizona to buy it off them. what happens when a company like a.p.s. gets really creative and says, how do we have solar power at night? when if you live in the phoenix area, you're still running you

stings a nasty weather to go through sunday and the mid atlantic states just pushing up towards new york into battery fourteen celsius plateau right comes back in behind not out of the woods just yet so some more of a shower still a possibility across the central plains and northern plains too i was towards the west but it's five and dry here sixty celsius in san francisco eighteen in seattle and nineteen for l.a. maybe an eighteen there on monday seattle warms up to twenty one and notice by monday that's one of the new york seventeen celsius more cladogram coming in out of colorado down towards oklahoma arkansas so good part of texas the southeast five and dry clear by this stays in that clear and dry weather spread static cross the caribbean or just a sunny weather but some places a fair weather cloudy that certainly a possibility a chance of water to see as into cuba and the arch out to the central america. as we embrace new technologies rarely do we stop to ask what is the price of this progress what happened was people started getting sick but there was a small group of people that began to thin

three quarters of the world's lead is used in the production of car batteries. now, a newactory in belarus is bringing residents on to the streets. host: welcome to the future. a huge industrial park is under construction near the belarusian capital minsk, a collaborative project between china and belarus. the new high-tech eco-city will cover more than 100 square kilometers. but back in the present, people in the city of brest, in the west of the country, are protesting against a factory, also developed with chinese funding, that's already complete. this factory's come in for criticism because it will produce car batteries containing lead, a toxic heavy metal. the plant's run by a company called i-power, which plans to make up to two million batteries a year here. julia subik wants to stop that. she's one of thousands of activists who've spent months protesting against i-power. they say the plant damages the environment. julia: we're doing what our city authorities should be doing, protecting the health of our residents. reporter: julia's house is just a kilometer away fr

when a patriot battery, when their personnel is returned to the u.s., the battery comes with them. force takes a newbattery. so the patriots in the middle east is not some new revelation. trust me. the reason i know this -- my brother was a patriot launch commander, who no longer lives. have a nice day. thank you for america. host: do you want to respond to that at all? guest: i will not question his brother's experience or the details of of the battery operation, but we do know that there were new units sent over there, along with other military capabilities, which these moves in what caused this concern capitol hill in the first place, in addition to the warnings that iran is posing a threat to megan citizens and a mac and interest in the region. this is what is happening, and i do not think the administration would be sending its top officials to capitol hill to brief all lawmakers if this were not something very serious. host: let's hear from marlon in kansas city, a democrat. caller: good morning. i have a couple of comments. pretty much, immigration and building the wall, he promised that mexi

the new deployment includes patriot missile batteries and reconnaissance aircraft. the president says that the forces will counter what the pentagon believes is a rising iranian threat against u.s. troops in that region. >>> and theresa may steps down as british prime minister. this is after repeat failures to win the brexit deal. we brought you live breaking coverage of this story all morning long on "today in the bay." she will remain in office. this is until a prime minister is elected. and one of the leading candidates is a familiar name with both americans and to president trump. nbc's kelly cobiella has the latest from london. >> reporter: prime minister theresa may has been under pressure to leave for months, and this morning she finally gave in to that pressure. >> it is now clear to me that it is in the best interest of the country for a new prime minister to lead that effort. >> reporter: the prime minister brought down by brexit. her plan to leave the european union. it was never liked, not by a majority of the country, majority of -- or people within her

the city just commissioned a brand-new fleet of 10 battery- powered buses to shuttle passengers around. it is funded in part by a $5 million federal grant and the first zero emissions system of its kind at a california airport. >>> we know more about the stanford student after admitting a family paid six and have million dollars to that man behind the college admissions scam. she was excited to attend the prestigious university and talked about virtues of working hard to get ahead. >> i am very lucky i would say. i like to thank everyone who has helped me. i feel like you can always achieve [ indiscernible - low volume ] try hard. >> her mother now admits to pay millions to rick singer the alleged mastermind behind the admissions scandal that has ensnared more than a dozen parents here in the bay area alone. stanford is invalidating her two years of coursework. >>> an important step forward for the ballpark plans. commissioners will vote on a framework to start negotiations over the property they want to lease at howard terminal. the 50 acre site would include housing and retail space

new electric scooter. the bird one will have a battery designed to last twice as long as the current models. bird will use the new scooter. and you'll have color options black, pink and white. >>> the latest creation of a former netflix creative is going viral. liquid death. it's canned water. murdering your thirst in a pack of 12. branding is inspired by the background playing in punk and heavy metal bands. eo drink something cool ergyrink >> there are some images i will never be able to unsee. if you take a southwest flight you can order their water in a can and it's the same thing. >> it doesn't say liquid death. it's a little different. >> you'll have to bring your own sharpie and draw a skull on it. >> and get kicked off. >>> ayesha curry responds to criticism following a recent interview. the message she shared. >>> also, a crackdown on vaccine exempti exemptions, why one state senator is pushing for a new rule when it comes to making sure kids get their shots. >>> and you don't need your own bike for bike to work day. the deals jump bike is offering. >>> a live look outside. introducin

they're unveiling a new fleet of ten battery powered zero emission bus that's will help carry passengers throughout the airport. the mayor said this is a step in the right direction for the effort to combat climate change. >>> of course, there is no shortage of romantic hot spots for a destination we having of did you ever think of palo alto? peninsula city was jumped named the 12th best place for a destination we having. palo alto is home to stanford and principleton, new jersey, came in number ten on the list. so maybe it's a college thing. new york, chicago and philadelphia were one and two and three. i would have thought the wine country. >> i got married in palo alto. >> you did? look at you. >> before it was trendy. >> it's beautiful when you get to the redwoods. it's gorgeous. >> let's hope it doesn't happen again. it was quite expensive. >> oh, my gosh. >> we're not going there. >> let's get a live look outside. >> a live look. about a quarter mile away from the willow road exit. >> a beautiful night. 60s the next couple hours. talk about a rain chance. >>> we help consumers get

novel which explains why it's so vocal about the mega deal power is once the new group to be a global leader in developing batteries for electric. chrysler include no hope to achieve cost savings of 5000000000 euros annually with the merger the theory being that if they are successful they'll have much more to invest in electro mobility. over the asian our china appears to be signaling that it could restrict exports of rare earth metals to the u.s. that would open a new front in the trade dispute between the 2 countries report by the state controlled global times newspaper said beijing was already making such plans a state official told reuters on the same day the domestic consumption would be the future priority although china is willing to meet what it called reasonable demands from other countries and china accounts for 80 percent of rare earth metals which are critical for tech products and military weapons. and let's stay with china the country's economic transformation has been one of the biggest stories of the past decades since 1979 market reform and foreign investment have helped 700000000 people work thei

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mill which explains why it's so vocal about the mega deal power is once the new group to be a global leader in developing batteries for electric cars chrysler include no hope to achieve cost savings of $5000000000.00 euros annually with the merger the theory being that if they are successful they'll have much more to invest in electro mobility. for more on this let's cross over to frankfurt and our financial correspondent only bardsley nissan a long time business partner already know seems to have been surprised at best by these merger plans between it and. what do investors think will be the outcome of the talks in tokyo today. well you know there is optimism and pessimism pessimism because as you say and indeed seems to have been blindsided there are reports that they learned of this venture only a day before it was announced publicly and they were having difficulties with renault agreeing on the future path after having carlos ghosn seen leaving the company over a lot of scandalous headlines but an analyst i just talked to says optimism because basically no and the other 2 don't have a choice but to include nes

stops on the new inbound route to california and batteryd on davis and pine. just some efficiencies there. we got feedback from operators and writers about the challenges that they have expressed during rush hour. that completes my portion of the report, and i'm happy to take questions and turn it over to the director of transit. >> director, any questions at this point? dr. eakin, please. >> thank you for the update. i've been thinking a lot about vision zero recently and just how many of the fatalities are pedestrians, not just in this year's data, but in the previous years. in thinking about the conversation we've had with respect to bicycles and the desire to continually upgrade to a protected bicycle facility, and thinking that that conversation, that thread, has stayed pretty relevant when it comes to pedestrians. thinking about this idea that you are waiting across the street, then you get the little walkman and he says go. there is a signal, i believe it says it is safe for you to be here at this time and in this place. the problem

anyone that invent least of all the wind power as direct current but and we feed it into the battery that is new. special wind turbine it's the 1st one that allows us to feed direct current into a mass storage unit without converting it. actually could supply up to $1000.00 homes each with 4 people. we could supply a whole village or an industrial park as all the canals cleansed off and this is the kind of magnitude we're imagining for this battery in these are going on doing it is about early. the 2 megawatt battery system can provide around 10 hours of electricity for the institute in fact there's almost self-sufficient with these wind turbines be conceivable for private households. taken is technically it's possible if you had a very large storage battery with very high capacity you could charge it in the spring with the wind and then use it over the summer and autumn and then charge it back up during the autumn storms you know that they can get off but it's not a viable option yet. it's costing me a get it and it costs a lot more money to store this large amount of electricity and such a big

deployments tens of kerry a better program and a 52 proclaimed and perhaps a patriot missile batteries something that is new york separate those from the langley sits in a from washington so the narrative washington is only hardening of the approach to iran and its use in a normally sequenced military deployments to back that up so i don't think we should be overly concerned at the moment the possibility of a poll or decision makers making the wrong decision based on that is hype and so i think the language surrounding these deployments is probably more dangerous than the deployments and so and the u.s. is certainly said to talk about ramping up the pressure and it's not only the military pressure from announcing names deployments being something more than they probably are but the thing that has been ramped up has bayne the economic purchase so hussein not only coming out of the j.c. that also more recently. the waving all of those citations of the way it is for iranian oil exports through now sensation in the entire the iranian revolutionary guard corps and very recently was sane sanctions against the ira

following it closely in battery park, new york, brian. >> hi, neil. that the people that know the mayor did bill de blasio the most do not think he should run for president. right. telling that his decision to run is "insane and idiotic." new yorkers are not too fond of bill de blasio. finding that just 42% of new yorkers approve of the job he is doing. dozens protested this morning outside of "good morning america" studio during de blasio's interview. they say that new york city has gotten worse under his leadership. the subway system is a mess, and the city's public housing is in disarray. in the three men and announcement video, the mayor said that he would enact as progressive new york city policies nationwide, $15 minimum wage and free pre-k for all. going right after president trump. >> we know a con man when we see one. we know his tricks. and i feel strongly that he just has to be confronted. and he likes to get his little nicknames, i will give one back. con don. speak of the president tweeting that de blasio is "a joke." >> neil: all right,

border from the claiborne shipyard in norway on how they played a real new expedition cruise ship we probably powered by batteries the attempt the northwest passage later this year. u.s. president donald trump wants to or the whole of the country's immigration system to bring in more young educated analysts speaking people he says the way it works now is dysfunctional and unfairly favors those who have relatives living in the u.s. but his plan has little hope of being approved by congress as reports from washington ok in. the face of immigration to the us would look very different under the new white house plan more affluent more educated and most likely. more white make no mistake this plan would have a devastating effect on millions of people around the world who like me have dreams of coming to this land of opportunity if adopted our plan will transform america's immigration system into the pride of our nation and the envy of the modern world the plan president trump introduced thursday would rank would be immigrants by english proficiency employment salary level and age those rank higher would have priority t

a new proposed law could force them to fund and manage the wet wipes disposal system themselve. a message that's already used for batteries and car tires. and finally some good news for the climate out of the u. k.. country says it hahasn't used cl to generatate electricity for to weekeks. as the longest stretch since the industrial revolution when britain's first coal fired plant opened up. milestone comes as solar generated power becomes more and more prominent in the u. k. with the government aimed to phase out all of the country's coal fired power plants by. twenty twenty five it comes to reducing fossil fuel the u. k. has made considerable progress in recent years. still a lot more work to be done idea. u. k. still in the top twenty of countries when it comes to co two emissions sound like youou'e gonna give me a bit of gooood ns to my country and then it turns out no so much little bit of a a step by step yes and i all righ. cool thank you very much that's coast i'm glad -- with a business update up on the program this evening in less time straight away to the other side of the studio because i'm a james is hit for

carry a better program and they fight to prove planned and helps a patriot missile batteries reach something that is new york separate those from the language suits him and from washington so the narrative of washington is only hardening of the approach to iran and its use in ney's normally sequenced military deployments to back that up so i don't think we should be overly concerned at the moment the possibility of a poll or decision makers making the wrong decision based on that is heightened so i think the language surrounding these deployments is probably more dangerous than the deployments and so and the u.s. is certainly said to talk about ramping up the pressure and it's not only the military pressure from announcing names deployments as being something more than they probably are but the thing that has been ramped up has brain the economic pressure so hussein not ok coming out of the j.c. you know i bet also more recently. the waving or the citation of the way it is for iranian oil exports through now sensation of the entire the iranian revolutionary guard corps and very recently who say no sanct

the carry better program they've used to probe planned and perhaps the patriot missile batteries something that is new york separate those from the language so it's emanating from washington so the narrative in washington is a hardening of the approach to iran and choosing nays normally sequenced military deployments to back that up so i think we should be overly concerned at the moment the possibility of a poll or decision makers making the wrong decision based on that is heightened so i think the language surrounding these 2 sees probably more dangers in the deployments and so in the u.s. it is certainly said and did talk about ramping up the pressure and it's not only. to do to pressure from announcing these deployments is going something more than they probably are but the thing that has been ramped up has brain the economic purchase we've seen not very coming out of the j.c. but also more recently. the waving or the citation of the way these 4 iranian oil exports are now sensation in the in tar the iranian revolutionary guard corps and very recently would say no sanctions against the iranians sti

terms of the aircraft carrier battle group to probe planned and perhaps a patriot missile batteries something that is new york separate those from the langley says emanating from washington so the narrative to washington is only happening if you 2 are and choosing ney's normally sequence military deployments to back at our routing should be overly concerned at the moment there is. an ending of u.s. military hardware in the region for no apparent reason this is just part of the normal course of events but the narrative that spain wager around it is something different if we have these 2 different note is that as you say the gulf itself is that it's a narrow waterway that can in theory see an intentional accidents is there more of a probability that that could happen. you know it's not think this is one of the one of the problems that people are concerned about that having these not all of the clients but own ramped up narrative that surrounds and my saying to the outside observer a spline but once you heighten the tensions by by making a langley more direct then the possibility of people or decision maker

. >>> plus, stunning new video as more severe storms touch down in the central u.s. >>> consumer alert. the truth about how long your iphone battery will really last. >> here we go. >>> and the news overnight about "jeopardy" host alex trebek. >> what is destiny? >> and why he was so afraid at winning at last night's emmy awards. ♪ >>> good monday morning, everyone. we begin with new video coming in this morning of a deadly airline disaster. at least 41 people have been killed. >> a russian jet crash landed in moscow. this new video from inside the cabin shows the flames as they started to engulf the back of the plane. a new report says the aircraft was hit by lightning, which cut off its communications and some controls. >> the state department says it is aware of reports that one american may be among the victims. abc's trevor ault begins the coverage. trevor, good morning. >> reporter: hey, janai and kenneth, good morning to you both. the tragedy unfolding at the airport. it was captured on video by onlookers and people on other planes too. and we know there were 78 people on board. more than half of them did not survive. a sta