it was in many ways people projecting their bias against chinese companies on to us -- onto us.e could not bring themselves to believe that a chinese company actually could be a world innovator, could build amazingly high-quality products and sell them for less than half the price of a high-end apple or samsung device. i think that drama has quickly started to vanish. i would actually point out on the device that you have, there is nothing you can point to that resembled it. emily: you don't think it looks like the iphone 6 plus? hugo: it is white. emily: [laughter] hugo: how else does it look like the iphone 6 plus? emily: the criticism was the look and feel of the product in general. hugo: i don't think that is fair. without a doubt, every smartphone these days kind of looks like every other smartphone. you have to have curved corners. you have to have at least a home button in some way. that is how interaction and design works. i don't think we can allow a company to take ownership of things that just are how they are. i think that if you look at what we have designed in the

obviously you can call 911 but there is a tip reward program that you can pass that information onto us. remain anonymous and still receive up to $1,000 if we confiscate illegal firearms. we have to get them out of the homes and away from access to the iz kids or we'll keep coming to tragedy like this. >> i am hearing reports of another shooting in this neighborhood a week or so ago. was it also an illegal firearm? chief lanier: yes. we have the high visibility light towers, there are officers that are on permanent patrol in the neighborhood. additional officers here. there are officers all over throughout the community. >> were you able to assess the condition of the mother, how severe her injuries might be? chief lanier: the mother was the most significant, the most severe injury but we are waiting on updates. >> can you clarify the relationship? siblings and the mother or two friends and a mother? chief lanier: it appears that the 17-year-old and the 12-year-old are neighbors and not related. it's still very early. >> as far as who is in custody, can you clarify that? a fourth person

now, that's because companies will likely passalong the cost of compliance to the new rules, right onto us, so, trying to keep bills low this summer watch can we do to limit the damage? >> well, home energy experts say we can actually cut our energy bills in half, just by doing few things. using those expensive led light bulbs you spends little extra money on the way in, get money on the way out plug the air leaks, change your air-conditioning filters set your thermostat as high as comfortably possible when you are home, while you're way boost it to 78 degrees. every degree below 78 uses about three, 5% more energy, actually. hey, want to explore the wifi enabled programable thermostats also, you know, people who monitor their energy use they use about 7% less than those who simply get that bill and pay it. well most of your utility companies are allowing to you check your energy usage on websites for more money saving tips go to energy.gov. >> jill, thank you. right now 6:39. and is philly native will smith head today divorce court? seat emphatic way he shot down the rumors he and jada ar

for the note device, what really stands out is the pen device, which you can use for functionality like writing directly onto pdf's in business use. two very differentiated phones. emily: big unveiling. we heard from the head of mobile. take a look at what he had to say. >> bigger screens have gone from nice to have to must have, and a display, once called a gimmick, has now become the norm. emily: actually, that was the head of mobile products. but as he said, big screens are the new normal. what sets these apart? do you think people will buy these over the iphone? is this going to make people switch? >> the iphone user is the iphone user. rarely does the iphone user go back to and sung or htc -- rarely does the iphone user go back to samsung or htc. samsung needs to care more about putting htc and motorola to pasture and staving off people like lenovo and xiaomi. emily: i want to talk about samsung pay because it is different from apple pay. how is it different? it's available in a lot more places. jim: the user interface is similar to what you with the on an apple pay device. the major difference is they

ultimately the man that fingered saddam was a man named mohammed alou said that the two people that put us onto this family network like a mafia don with saddam being the dawn and half a dozen families was ahmed and not had. they had suffered greatly under saddam. their property had been seized. they were instrumental in giving us the information and it was one of those moments where early on and this was in the may -june timeframe in 2003 and it was one of those times where god saves you from yourself. i didn't have time to fool with them and i didn't want to talk to them. i was checking on security and outposts. they had some information they said they wanted to give and they said they wouldn't give it to anyone unless it was me and i thought oh great here we go, more histrionics whatever. i'm merely -- nearly dismiss them outright but something in my gut said what if it's something important? for the next two and a half hours they laid out in great detail on sheets of butcher paper this elaborate network of families and i thought this is the most elaborate lie i've ever heard or there's got

one focusing onto words. >> i will use the word anchor baby. excuse me. i will use the word anchor baby. >> that single phrase from donald trump that many consider offensive is setting the agenda for the whole field. ted cruz who hopes to siphon some of his antiestablishment momentum said it was political correctness gone wild. >> the focus on language and bickering back and forth, most people i think don't give a flip. they are interested in solving real problems. >> for marco rubio who the gop hopes it can repair the image with latinos, it is a chance to take a stand. >> people are talking about anchor babies. >> those are 13 million human beings. ultimately, they are people. >> and for jeb bush, the term became a problem of its own making after he used the term in an interview. >> governor, do you regret using the term anchor babies? >> no i didn't. i don't regret it. >> the you have a better term? you give me a better term and i will use it. i'm serious. >> jeb bush has a history with this phrase. two years ago, he launched the hispanic leadership net

onto ft. lauderdale beach and use the ocean, they had a separate beach for them. what i found was so incredible was that the year i was sworn into congress, 50 years later, my 50th birthday, i was the representative of ft. lauderdale beach. that only happens in america. and i think that's what i want people to understand, is the american dream, dr. king's dream, that's the embodiment of what i am that says that no matter where you're born, no matter where you come from, you can have whatever level of success and achievement that you want here. and it is truly about the pursuit of happiness and not someone trying to say that they can guarantee your happiness. >> host: you also tell the story in your book about a black woman you hadden countered on the campaign -- you had encountered on the campaign trail. >> i was up in port st. lucie, and it was quite interesting because she felt i had somehow i betrayed my race, the black people because i was a conservative, and i was a republican. but if you go back and you read the writings and understand booker t. washington,

onto graham. todaytoday he uses to graham to hit hillary clinton over her e-mail scandal. >> it does not matter.t does not matter. it does not does not matter. what difference that this point does it make? lou: clinton addressing her email scandal following a town hall meeting in las vegas. mrs. clinton ducked questions about whether she intentionally wiped her entire server clean. >> i have no idea. that is why we turn it over in order to be as cooperative as possible. they can do whatever they want to to figure out what is there are not. that is forthat is for the people investigating it to try to figure out, but we turned over everything work related, every single thing. personal stuff we did not. lou: intelligence sources telltold fox news that fbi investigators are confident they may be able to recover some of clinton's deleted files and the bureau is aggressively seeking to recover that material from their server. we have also learned new details about the security or lack thereof. the it company that maintained her private e-mail account platte river networks run out of a loft apartment i

. >> reporter: egypt used tobd onto beone of america's closest. this meeting to discuss that relationship was the first in more than five years. egypt's foreign minister highlighted the common is strategic aims of the two countries but the secretary of state said the u.s. could not overlook concerns over human rights under abdel fatah al-sisi. >> egypt needs to ensure that the fundamental rights of its citizens are protected, freedom of press association are cherished and that women are empowered. >> shukri told journalists that the jailing of american journalists were subject to proper court rulings. >> not on the base of any expressions or in relation to their professions as journalists. >> accused of egyptian golf of quote, unlawful torture, societal and government restrictions on freedom of association and the press, and limitations on due process in trials. while such abuses have been legal grounds in the past for suspending u.s. military aid, the obama administration with support from the u.s. congress, has resumed those programs. just days

ultimately the man that fingered saddam was a man named mohammed alou said that the two people that put us onto this family network like a mafia don with saddam being the dawn and half a dozen families was ahmed and not had. they had suffered greatly under saddam. their property had been seized. they were instrumental in giving us the information and it was one of those moments where early on and this was in the may -june timeframe in 2003 and it was one of those times where god saves you from yourself. i didn't have time to fool with them and i didn't want to talk to them. i was checking on security and outposts. they had some information they said they wanted to give and they said they wouldn't give it to anyone unless it was me and i thought oh great here we go, more histrionics whatever. i'm merely -- nearly dismiss them outright but something in my gut said what if it's something important? for the next two and a half hours they laid out in great detail on sheets of butcher paper this elaborate network of families and i thought this is the most elaborate lie i've ever heard or there's got

the humidity still hanging onto the south of us. northwest breezes will dry out the air, 7-mile per hour breeze in the sit, getting more refreshing here, then eventually, it will be less humid down in wildwood, and dover, it is all coming northwest to southeast, sticky and storm way high of 85 yesterday. we just take away the sticky, take away the stormy, give you eight a degrees again, but nine out of ten today loverly day tomorrow, getting warmer friday, inning to the upper 80s, but will still be fabulous for our trip to seaside height, on friday morning, and saturday and sunday we inch into the 90s, probably, and including our eagles game, against the colts, 1:00 o'clock at the linc sunday, looks like it has will be nice and hot for you then, heat continues through tuesday of next week phillies come back to town, play the blue jays tuesday, hot night at the ballpark as well. so enjoy this come of the form weather, bob kelly, while it is here. >> 6:17. sun beginning to rise, all of the bridges look fine. fifty-nine south starting

the door from the us airways dallas flight fell onto a golf course. kris van cleave has the picture. >> reporter: the panel door fell off. it landed on the seventh green of a golf course. the airline said the door is about 15 x 16 inches and weighs a few pounds. it came off a plane leak this one carrying 156 passengers. it konks a hydraulic air yachl it says it would not cause a flight safety issue but it comes as the ntsb is launching an investigation in a close call of another one landing on saturday. they encounter wind shear as seen in a youtube video. is's an abrupt change in direction that can make the final approach treacherous. the plane took out landing lights and came in contact with the runway. the pilots landed safely on their second attempt but the plane suffered significant damage according to the ntsb. one passenger tweeted just had the worst failed landing. they'll look at the black boxes to see if anything could have been done different lunn o this flight. they have investigating 15 wind shears since 1985. two were fatal. kris van cle

made a record before, and i was going to try to imprint anything in my brain directly onto the recording media usingst traditional kind of filtering, you knowment like the first -- it was never allowed to be said, that doesn't sound like a single. we don't care. it's not supposed to be a single. it's supposed to be something nobody has ever heard before. >> you're performing and writing and putting out albums. what's it look for you so long after your initial success? >> i'm working harder than ever, and a lot is because of changes in the music business. the previous structure where you sort of had some sort of guaranteed cash flow from a record label because you would make a multi-album deal and get an advance on each records, those kinds of deals don't exist for very many artists anymore. so i had to go back to what artists have done since before there was such a thing as a recording medium, and that's performing live. [ music ] and the secret is -- it's amazing how many artists don't understand this. it's that the lifeblood of an artist has always been live performance. [ music ] >> you made a lo

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anna: take us onto another story. hackers force carmakers to make changes.les are now becoming targets for cyber criminals. the more high tech your car gets, the more at risk you are for a cyber attack. >> it is a reality check as to how vulnerable your car is. the scary thing is that it is much easier to do this than you might think. how to do it is really little more than a youtube video away. examples of people using the remote key fobs you can intercept that signal pretty easily duplicated, and drive away with your vehicle. guy: for any other car. we're not crime specific. anna: we will get to toyota, is the car industry interesting to you right now? >> no one will still my card. i have a 1974 ford capri. anna: that sounds like a classic. >> not with i.t. anyway. the great barometers of the world economy, aren't they? we do not have enemy positions. it is interesting to look at bmw, and the chinese issue. and the strong demand in europe. anna: china normalizing. that is the bigger picture. guy: that makes it sound good. >> do you think high-tech cars is

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onto the site monday. that's the most people who used the network in a single day. it accounts for one out of every seven people on earth. it has 1.5 billion users. >>> it's amazing. why aren't a billion watching snus. >> that's a good question. they need to get on it. >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thank you. >>> hundreds are feared dead after a ship passed with migrants cap side off libya. up to 400 people were on board when it set off. libya's coast guard has rescued about 200 people. many of the migrants are from africa and war-torn syria. >>> and european officials are reacting to another migrant tragedy. there was an abandoned truck with decomposing bodies. as many as 70 are thought to have suffocated inside. >>> president obama tours new orleans to see the progress made and the work that still has to be done in the aftermath of hurricane katrina. >>> risings temperatures and increasing winds are fueling the largest wildfire in washington state. miles. 45 homes and almost 50 cabins have been damaged. three firefighters died fighting the fire la

us up here talking about how much we hate those stories. this is just unbelievable. >> it happens instantly, the cars get so hot. >> yeah. >> within seconds. >> yes. >>> let's move onto weather. the rest of us watch sports, you look on tv, look at a sporting thing or maybe you see something else that you find interesting. this guy, he looks at weather maps. he's like this, he stares at it and goes where's it going, what's it gonna do? i was watching you stare at the map. i was like only lee can find a joy in that video. >> on a summer day like this, i could spend hours looking at the minutia. all the details even with a big magnifying glass, everything still looks great. outside we go right now, we are in really pretty -- i don't know if you have an outside shot for me in the control room but looking good and temperatures are in the lower 80s right now at 79 in riverhead, 73 in monticello, we have a lot of blue sky out there, been a couple of patchy clouds, very comfortable, here's a great look toward the george washington bridge, you see just a few decorative clouds north of town, and you can see just a bit of a light chop in the hudson right now because of a northe

us. but holding onto that front as we go into the weekend, we are going to see matt earn changes, as far as sunshine to start -- pattern changes as far as sunshine to start the day. just barely the tip of eastern rhode island and coastal connecticut, and once we get into sunday, same story. we could have showers moving a little bit farther back, so a little shove back inland, and then the front will finally attack off. it turns out to be a pretty decent week for us, middle of the week the best. future cast temperatures taking us mid-80s for saturday afternoon, around 3:00, we hit the highs and going into sunday, temperatures in the low 80s. humidity coming back into play. that sticky feel to the atmosphere will be here. now, the accuweather 7-day forecast is going to show that temperatures are pretty seasonal for this time of year. if you're headed down the shore and beaches, things are locking good. water temperature is up 2 more degrees. not what you would expect for this time of year. the funny thing is we also can get a lot of 90 degrees this time of year. not so, and that could be d

in may the irs discovered criminals were using stolen personal information to log onto an irs web site and access a victim's prior year tax return. criminals can use that data to file phony tax returns and receive improper refunds. the irs says the cyber criminals stole that information from other sources. in may a well-placed cyber intelligence source familiar with the investigation into that breach told fox news that the attack originated in russia. the irs has failed to say who may be to blame for the additional breaches. the irs says over the next few days it will send letters to affected taxpayers ons. in a statement, quote: a wide variety of actions are being taken including offering taxpayers free credit protection as well as identity protection pins. so the irs is now adding to the lengthy list of those already received government id protection. the irs says it and the treasury inspector general will investigate this brief, so will congress. congressman peter process couple says, quote: the revelation that the irs didn't fully understand the security breach for months is not co

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pictures, and it leaves us nicely onto our twitter question of the day. what is your forecast for today's nonfarm payrolls number? bloombergsus here on is it will be 225,000 jobs added. that would be a third straight month that we see in excess of 200,000 jobs added in the united date. -- the united states. will that add fuel to the fire of a rate rise as soon as september? many of that is being placed and having its ramifications across the board, see what it is doing to the emerging markets, pushing them lower. you might be coming to an end when it comes to the u.s. pushing the dollar higher. after the break, we will look at yesterday's big announcement from the bank of england. super thursday, stay with us. ♪ caroline: welcome back to count "countdown." here are th some of the top stories need to know. the bank of japan has held for bolstering monetary stimulus as the governor seeks to spur inflation. the boj will continue to expand it at a pace of ¥80 trillion, according to people familiar with the matter. republican presidential hopefuls have faced t

. >> the golden dome could be used as a billboard. >> images onto the front of city hall from rooftopsss the street. it would be similar to the light display that occurred in the building's 100 anniversary in june. >> but the city wants to charge event planners to do this which makes it advertising according to a group called sf beautiful. >> they're commercial interests that have the unit in city hall and want to get their message across and apparently city hall is for sale. >> the organization which successfully fought against video billboards on the side of buses. >> the city says quote general advertising will not be allowed on any public building but the city has also acknowledged that it is possible a company logo could be part of an image >> they say the guidelines are still being drawn up. now, what this comes down to is let's say you have a celebration and somebody sponsoring it, uber, or lift or sales force or any number of companies to say money in to say we'll help put this on. >> it does seem a little questionable i think when you look at this grand city hall. should it be

us. >> reporter: after being egged onto give donald trump. cnn. new york city. >> we live in a great country. thank you for joining me today. >>> jeb bush goes to the center of the political universe right now. the same place where he's got work to do. this is rumor service. how gore may consider a run. the frantic search for survivors. a firefighter pulled alive from the rubble as fire still burned after this massive explosion kills dozens and officials search for what caused the blast. we'll take you there. >>> a police officer pistol whipped, knocked out cold with his own gun. he hesitated because he didn't want to be the next officer to lose his job. are police holding back? >>> hello. i'm kate bolduan. jeb bush making his pitch to voters in iowa at the center of the political universe for the next several days. the iowa state fair where butter is sculpted, candidates are grilled. bush stepped up to the soap box and rip into the obama administration and hillary clinton on their approach to taking on isis. in the latest c nrnn poll bush dropped

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us now. >>> apple is rumored to taking on a futuristic car that would project information onto a windshieldone more piece of technology that could lead us to be distracted. jeff flock live right now from the ford driver distraction simulator in dearborn, michigan. jeff, you're looking firsthand at distractions that drivers face. i'm sure things are beeping. any crashes for you? >> a live broadcast would be distracting. that's what we're doing right now. it's okay if i mess up because it's only a virtual crash. but i tell you, this is a very serious topic. that is why ford is spending so much time on it and this facility to create a live-action video game in motion. it seems real. mike runs the lab, you can't really see him here. this is important stuff. >> yeah, what we measure in this laboratory is driver performance, driver response to different situations and if we sound an alarm or light up alert, you want to measure how quickly and appropriately drivers respond. deirdre: i don't know if you can see me, this is a huge white pod-like structure, if i stick my head out, you can see from th

onto a truck. the neighbor meanwhile didn't want to speak with us. >> sorry. >> reporter: investigators say the neighborthe bear, but had called the sheriff's department to complain about it. >> the whole situation happened, we didn't have to lose another bear. >> reporter: cindy mccale is with the bear league. she says it is important to educate people to scare the bears away. not resort to violence. >> i understand a bear is frightening but they live here. they are with us all the time just like cougars are. they live with us. >> reporter: under state law, homeowners are allowed to kill a bear if they catch it going after livestock. >>> let's switch gears and talk about the weather. and the traffic. the transbay tube has been closed all weekend and a lot of people have been on the bridges. the approach to the toll plaza doesn't look too bad on the bay bridge. on the golden gate bridge, things are running smoothly as well. san francisco, 64. san jose, 66. and santa rosa, 62 degrees. and that is how the golden gate bridge looks now. you can see the traffic coming into the city, flowing smoothly though t

onto the walt whitman bridge. earlier overturned vehicle accident there got us off to a bad start this afternoon. ues across the bridge onto 42 southbound which remains extra heavy through this point at creek road down towards the a.c. expressway with, of course, shore traffic on this friday afternoon. nearby don't forget that the ramp from the black horse pike southbound to 295 southbound is going to be closed all weekend starting at 9:00 tonight. maybe use the on-ramp from the white horse pike instead. couple accidents in bucks county. one here in new britain along callowhill road, another in west rockhill on state road involved a vehicle in a creek. a couple of our regional rail lines shuttle busing again, the west trenton lansdale doylestown line should be on buses on chunks of those lines and njt's river line dealing with delays this afternoon because of an earlier disabled train. have a great weekend, rick and sharrie. back over to you. >> matt thank you again. >>> there's much more still to come on "action news" friday night. we now know the gender of the national zoo's newest panda. we'll

used to this week. if you're hopping onto the vine street expressway you too have some heavy traffic now on the westbounde stacked up from the ben franklin parkway out to the schuylkill. it's jut normal morning volume as you head towards 30th street. on the big picture and the schuylkill itself speeds in the 40's and 50's. no big complaints with that. we're watching that fire location in camden along sheridan street. it's near warsaw street just to the west of mount ephraim avenue. carl miller boulevard a possible local alternate. on the pennsylvania turnpike overnight construction has cleared out. we only had one east-west zone near fort washington and that's gone and so much better news than last night. everything is opened in the eastbound lanes between willow grove and bensalem. speeds in the 50's and 60's so go ahead and use it on this wednesday morning. tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> developing this morning, 11 families and at least 31 people have been displaced after an overnight fire burned through an apartment building in cumru township berks county overnighter. broke out around 1:30 on comm