you used to throw it and ping, ping, ping, ping, ping, ping, ping, ping, ping, ping, ping, ping. >> sandra the markets open, ping, ping, ping, ping, ping, ping, ping. >> sandra: what's driving it? >> sentiment. professionals got upset the beginning of the month with the fed and now selling. confidence starts to go down. individual investors, sentiment bearishness. a lot of earnings haven't been convincing enough. we put it in perspective. missing the estimate isn't the same as necessarily always bad news. for instance, this month amazon said their revenues would be $72 billion. google says we have $106 billion in the bank but they came up short of wall street expectations. isn't that crazy, the psychology there? >> sandra: it makes sense. you make your play based on the guidance they give you as an investors. i look at the statistic. the dow is on pace -- maybe not, tell me. dow is on pace for its worst month since 2010. it hasn't been a good october. >> hasn't been a good october. the third quarter was the best quarter that we had in a long time. a lot of people thought what we're having

if you look at comet ping-pong. we can talk about it if you want to in some detail about the imagery and the way symbolism is used. there is no way -- one of the things that achieves political take off for donald trump was his opposition to obama and pushing that. he was attached early on, it is not the only reason he won but one of them. i would say that part of this is think many times and you talk about in various ways. we see conspiracies as weird and separate from apart from the way people that about stuff. trump, to his credit, said that a lot of people think like me. there are a lot of people who think like this, and i can motivate them and mobilize them active political participants in a way that other politicians wouldn't talk about it in think that nobody would respond to it and that i am a nut. trump did not have that opinion. >> i have a very quick question, then a longer one. quick one, building off rick's question, are you going to talk about the role of women in conspiracy movements? prof. andrews: a

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like the red carpet with the ping-pong table in the middle. but it says obama at comet ping-pong. i mean, i don't know who believed that. it might be someone makes it as a joke and passes to a friend who then puts it on this reddit page, then it is in the kind of -- it's a new kind of conspiracy disease vector in the kind of mind of the body politic. we'll talk about it some more. the internet certainly has allowed communities that otherwise communicated much more slowly to communicate much more rapidly and evolve much faster in a way that's kind of surprising. and shocking. i mean, i unfortunately spend more time engaging with people on the internet that i definitely don't want to meet in real life. but it's -- and it is shocking how fast these things can metastasize. >> one more question before break. >> going to what you just said and also something that struck me as you were talking about the history of the illuminati and the breakup of the illuminati and how there becomes this evidence, kind of how they gather evidence and create arguments toward the argument they want to mak

some good news that some pings helping to locate those black boxes.e'll check with ivan soon. >>> two fiery helicopter crashes under investigation by the faa this morning in beakmantown, new york. two people died, two injured in this crash. all four were aboard the chopper. a video taken by a witness house is utility wires and grass engulfed in flames. the helicopter was flying under contract by the new york authority. a spokesman did not know what it was hired to do. >>> in sebring, florida, two people died when a gyrocopter smashed into a mobile home. the pilot, christopher lord and his passenger,christopher bruger. one man suffered serious burns and was taken to the hospital witnesses said the copter was in some distress before clipping a power line and crashing to the ground. >>> this one -- also a really tough story. a 24-year-old woman facing three felony charges of reckless homicide for allegedly passing a stopped school bus with its stop sign arm extended and killing throu three young siblings. 6-year-old twin brothers xavier and mason engle a

ping. they make funny noises. fanfare. they're not parking metres or anything of the sort. no, these are part of the beat the street game. 175 boxes have been put around swindon, just like this, and other towns and cities around the uk, so we can get out there and explore more our urban environment. and tap our cards on here, make it light up, and score points. and onto the next one. these little boxes have helped this family settle into their new home in swindon. they now go exploring after work and school, making friends with the place and people. ping. we are new here, but we don't have feelings like that. it encourages us to spend more family time together. i wasn't really encouraged by it, like, i thought it was boring, but once beat the street came i'm very competitive so i wanted to win. voiceover: your town is transforming into a giant, fun, free game... it's the brainchild of a doctor in berkshire who wanted to find a way to persuade his patients to be more active. and help from sp

rishaad: do you remember that handshake about four years ago between xi ping and eab?t was one of the coldest things. it's amazing they're getting together again. >> they are. this time they're rolling out the red carpet. when shinsue abe took office six years ago it would have been hard to believe this would be happening but donald trump is helping make that happen as the relationship between china and the u.s. worsens and also the relationship between prime minister abe and president trump while warm he hasn't gotten a lot out of that. so there is much more pportunity for mr. abe and china's president to meet and to talk things like trade. it is a remarkable moment. see how things shift on the international stage. again, donald trump is responsible a lot in an odd kind of way for this happening. he didn't make it happen but his relationship with both these other countries is causing this to happen. rishaad: thank you. yvonne: the budget battle between italy's populace government and european bureaucrats rumbles on with neither side giving any ground yet. so could a f

. >>> searchers detected a ping from the black boxes from the jet that crashed into the java sea this week after takeoff. the major development could help recovery crews find the plane's missing fuselage. ivan watson is live at the main port with the latest. certainly this is a development rescuers were looking for. >> reporter: absolutely. saying that they're hearing the sound from what they believe is the beacon attached to the flight data recorder. and now they're working to try to triangulate and find it. of course, they're operating at depths of about 100 feet beneath the java sea. this is not easy work. they've got divers, more than 40 ships, a half dozen helicopters involved in the salvage operation where they're bringing in debris and, i'm sorry to report, human remains from lion air flight 610 and bringing them to this hub in the main port in jakarta where they are processed. we saw the wife of an indonesian police officer who came to look at some of the personal effects. an emotional moment. there are shoes, there are backpacks from some of the 189 passagers -- passengers an

they have detected the ping from the black box.red by fast currents underwater that have prevented divers from reaching the area. >> this plane was virtually brand new, a couple months old, a new model of the boeing 737. i understand that an official has been relieved of duties. any progress on what caused this plane to come down? >> reporter: lion air, the low cost operator of this plane, they announced that they fired their technical director at the urging of the transport ministry which says they are investigating that individual as well as the airline. and they are inspecting other boeing 737s in indonesia's various companies, inspecting them for potential problems. if you take a close look at the flight path of this doomed flight monday morning, lion air flight 610, and we have flight data from the flight monitor called flight radar 24, experts have looked at the altitude which was varying dramatically as well as the speed saying it looks like the crew was battling something in the desperate minutes before the plane smashed in

the last three years at least, and japan has been pushing hard for a summit between president using pingna is the one who has been resista nt, china is the one who has been resistant, taking a hard—line over historical issues, and it is now china that is easing up and allowing this moment to take place. and the big change as you say his the fact that china is now locked in a pretty difficult trade war with the us government, and it has decided that resident using ping has decided it's time to have better relations with its biggest and important neighbour, and trading partner, japan. but shinzo abe is determined to change that, which beijing does not like, so that will not go down well either. no, i think so that will not go down well either. no, ithink for so that will not go down well either. no, i think for both sides, andi either. no, i think for both sides, and i have spoken is seniorjapanese officials in the past few days about this, and they say that they realise this, and they say that they realise this is a tactical move by china which needs friends and allies, as well as trade a

have found the location of the crushed line and fuselage the reuters news agency is reporting that a ping sound has been heard from the jet's emergency locator beacon from the seabed off the java sea now divers will search in that area they hope to recover the cost black boxes so they can establish what calls the plane to crash a monday indonesia's government ordered the inspection of all boeing seven three seven next planes following the accident that killed one hundred eighty nine people on board the united nations says conditions in memos rakhine state are not yet conducive for refugees to return the warning comes after bangladesh mean mom reached a deal to start returning refugees by the middle of next month i mean my delegation visited the bangladeshi cantle dhaka on their way to visit camps in cox's bazar around three quarters of a million ringgit fled the military crackdown in rakhine state last year we've seen the reports of the agreement between the decisions reach by the joint working group between bangladesh and myanmar u.n.h.c.r. which is in the lead on the issues of refugees

crashed on monday shortly after taking off from jakarta the reuters news agency is reporting that a ping sound has been heard from the jet's emergency locator big. and from the seabed of the java sea divers with our search the coordinates as they look to recover the aircraft's black boxes so they can establish what caused the crash that killed one hundred eighty nine people. will be the rule when you are focusing on that particular location to make sure that what we suspected under the water is part of the plane and together with the head of the search and rescue agency in the commander of the first fleet we're going to see the location for ourselves and hopefully it's the main body of the plane that we've been looking for the united nations says conditions in mir mars rakhine state are not yet conducive for refugees to return the warning comes after bangladesh miramar reached a deal to start returning refugees by the middle of next month i mean more delegates than visited the bangladeshi capital dhaka on their way to visit counts in cox's bazar around three quarters of a million rinker

how doesn't work, how doesn't stop that ping—pong conversation, that is how we organise meetings? comp, you choose some times that might work for you. and then out of that the options, we create a link that you can share of work e—mail, messaging or whatever you like, people go on our site and vote for the best option and the option that gives most of the vote is the one that is chosen in the end. it's how we organise the office christmas party. you'll get the hang of it. tell us about this artificial intelligence, that the next age, isn't it, how doesn't that for? absolutely, doodle is totally manual, you just go there and do it by yourself but wouldn't it be great if the software that recommends what options you should actually hand out to your friends and colleagues, or even better automatically matched their calendars and finds the best slot you can meet your friends or colleagues. that is for we are heading and for we already are with the chat bot that lives in the business messenger. the chat. that is living in your system, i dislike your personal assistant, in a way, of sor

bodily person but they they come from sort of diametrically opposing camps i mean cheating ping is an atheist a hard core authoritarian communist and then we have the pope what an earth to they have to talk about. there is a human element in both of them there is a human curiosity i definitely the pope is curious about pain and i'm pretty sure about that and i think also sitting thing has a personal curiosity about the pope who he is what he is really looking like. so i would say they have a lot to talk about who reached out to who first and how did it happen was it the pope who sent the communication to she always the other way around man i think it was the pope first who sad publicly many times he wants to come to china and my sense is see of course responded but something else happened in the pope were both in the united states at the same time and the visit by the pope actually had a profound impact. on xi jinping what what what what was that effect yes i think that was the trigger of all things saying two towers in fifteen otten two thousand and fifteen mm they knew in china and.

the only spot in town that caused the strange pattern of pings.don river, the very spot where spot where anni killed. >> at 9:01 p.m. on march 10th shall the phone was within 100 meters of where we're standing. >> it turned out, of all the people who could have called chris that night, the one who did at 9:01 p.m. was annie's mom veronica. that was because of something annie told her earlier that morning. something about chris. >> he had asked her, what would you do if i asked you to runaway with me? >> runaway. >> he was the first person i'm calling if anything happens. >> which she did. without realizing it, helped misplace chris bag shaw at the scene of the crime, right around the time her daughter was killed. it was early morning, october 16th, 2014, when veronica got another life changing call. >> announcer: coming up -- >> jacqueline was on the line. she says we're in colorado and we're in the process of arresting chris. >> when "dateline" continues. you keep doing you. we'll take care of medicare part d. by helping you save up to five dolla

me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot.is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. when i start thinking, i see it actually -- sometimes, i do not see it, but when i do, it is usually from the inside out. it is like watching something being spawned. you go in, and you begin to work, excavate, play with the dancers, and then things began to emerge. you may have a plan that this is what i want to create. here are the ideas i want to play with, but then, you go into the room, and there maybe some fertile ideas that are becoming manifest that are more interesting than the idea you had initially set out to plan. so there has to be this openness fo

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some other stories making headlines around the world officials in indonesia say they have detected pings believed to be from the black box of the ill fated lion airplane divers in the java sea are searching for the device which contains both the voice cockpit recorder and flight data recorder the aircraft crashed just minutes after takeoff on monday all one hundred eighty nine people onboard are presumed dead. thousands took to the streets across brazil to protest far right president elect. demonstrators marched in opposition to his racist sexist and homophobic fuz some held signs denouncing fascism as victory marks the end of brazil's decades long leftist government. u.s. secretary of state mike crump aoe has called for the cessation of hostilities in yemen and said un led negotiations to end the conflict should begin in november it's proposed the talks will be held in sweden yemen has been at war for three years and is facing the world's worst humanitarian crisis. donald trump's administration has announced that it will send more than five thousand troops to shore up the u.s. mexican b

the wrong direction with a more closed economy and a less liberal economy and the great reforms of ping years ago have been basically been abandoned. that is a trouble spot. stuart: saudi arabia, if america decides that some form of punishment is required, when we figure out exactly what happened, if there is some form of punishment it cannot be too severe because you don't want to break the diplomatic relationship with saudi arabia and the alliance against iran? >> that's an important point but i will add the president's point. first of all they're innocent until proven guilty, point number one. point number two, they promised a very thorough investigation. there will be many people observing that investigation. we will have to see where the facts lead us. the president has said, if it does turn out that the allegations of the saudis murdering this guy is true, if, if, if, if, he will take very strong action. he will take very strong action. that is his style. without getting ahead of him on this, i will just say, people should believe him when he said they will take action. it is his

. >> he met with ping before the senate and lavrov at a summit in december with president moon of southn: to the point of china which is involved in a lot of foreign-policy issues, there's going to be big speech thursday morning regarding china. a lot of back and forth with election meddling. >> we have a 5-year plan. we have figured out what is going to happen in 2023. in beijing they are thinking what is the 200 your future of china and this gets to the south china sea. >> how do we feel? >> china is the number one strategic threat to our national security and they are very bold both economically and militarily. in spite of ping's pronouncement to the contrary of the rose garden in 2015 china has proceeded to militarize the south china sea. a military base, mounting massive espionage operations, $600 billion a year. what we need is not just about trade. when he talked about china's interference in our elections he was expanding a dialogue. we need a whole government approach where we deal with china. china doesn't want us to contain them. shannon: any idea or thoughts on this? >> i'm

some other stories making headlines around the world officials in indonesia say they have detected pings believed to be from the black box of the ill fated lion airplane divers in the java sea are searching for the device which contains both the voice cockpit recorder and flight data recorder the aircraft crashed just minutes after takeoff on monday all one hundred eighty nine people onboard are presumed dead. one man is dead after he detonated an explosive at russia's intelligence agency according to officials it happened at the entrance of the federal security service in our northern russia three employees were injured the attack which is being treated as terrorism was reportedly carried out by a local seventeen year old and russian space agency says they also use rocket launch weeks ago was caused by a faulty sensor a russian an american cosmonaut going through to the international space station when they were forced to make an emergency landing shortly after taking off the agency as scheduled the next manned mission for december india has unveiled the world's tallest statue prime min

to regulations that might have been expressed the design at the behest of foreign competitors they ping whatever they want by the wall those who have been at least considered by brussels in the last few years all this nonsense we would have to implement with no ability to change or resist that is not pragmatic that is not a compromise. he's dangerous and unstable politically economically my fellow conservatives this is not democracy. that is not what we voted for. boris johnson very clearly they are calling for a bolder brags that fear good what does this mean for prime minister theresa may. well it really lays open the pressure that she's on the from a lot in her party boris johnson got a lot of applause it's really what many people in the party base wanted to hear they recall the e.u. as on the elected throughout crissy as undemocratic and to foster the u.k. can sever the ties with the and the clearer they can do it the more applause they will give the reason there are others also here the conservative party conference who want a second referendum want to in effect reverse breck's it

it works like a ping pong ball over a hairdryer a lens focuses the laser creating a spot of high light intensity particles are drawn to that point and tell them place the optical tweezers cantrip viruses speck tyria or other very small living objects without damaging them. the first part of the fries with to the optical pieces before streaming important for measuring small forces on individual molecules small objects and this is very very interesting in biology to understand how things like muscle tissue works lasers also fascinated donna strickland along with her mentors util move who she won the other half of the nobel prize for physics they invented a new method for creating ultra short high intensity laser beams called chirped pulse simplification the technique produces strong and very precise pulses the don't damage surrounding material like here on the right that's useful in a wide range of applications. new so we can operate with perception that's important both for soldering iron since are you so it's also important to make small pause at all to be inserted in the bore you don'

they're using dna evidence, investigators are, and fingerprints and pings from a cell phone tower and they caught this guy quickly and we're thankful that the men and women are keeping us safe. when you look at this suspect, his criminal history, what does it tell you? >> i mean, i'm just going to state the obvious, there's no point in being shy about it. this was somebody who was animated by a political -- he had issues before. none of them were violent, it seemed like. didn't seem particularly political before 2016. and then gets radicalized. i think, you know, what bacari, we shouldn't be ashamed of that word. there's a term for this, stochastic terrorism, a process that happens through media and mass communication that inspires random acts of violence which are utterly predictable because, of course, people are going to respond to violent statements. but the individual act itself is unpredictable who, in fact, is going to do something bad is unpredictable. this is a well-known phenomenon in counterterrorism and terrorism studies that it applies to the united states is also not sur

that crashed on monday shortly after takeoff from jakarta the reuters news agency is reporting that a ping sound has been heard from the jet's emergency locator beacon on the seabed of the java sea divers will and search the coordinates to recover the cross black boxes indonesia's government ordered the inspection of all boeing seven three seven following the accident one hundred eighty nine people on board were killed of course you can follow all of those stories by logging on to our website at al-jazeera dot com is updated throughout the day i'll have more news in half an hour here on al-jazeera next it's the stream to stay with us. getting to the heart of the matter the three big challenges facing human prine in the twenty first century they are nuclear war climate change and technological destruction facing realities whatever is there to fear is not in me it is in the people of uganda hear their story on talk to al-jazeera. by a family ok. what's the secret to a happy life it is a question that so many of us would like to know our one of the most asked of the dalai lama but how do we r

. >> the ping-pong ball is a good analogy is something that has to be done as opposed to nothing. sadly we lost others from our district at the hands of the north koreans. and with the previous administration to find out what is going on. with that we have seen that north korea which they have never come before they came to the table i will take that ping-pong ball match i serve with secretary pompeo i have complete confidence in his ability to work through this and hopefully at the end of the day we get good results no longer as a risk to the united states and to the world. >> moving back to the first district. representative chabot goes first. with a piece of proposed congressional legislation that would have allowed children into the united states a country where they were in serious danger 20000 more were allowing in prior it was not syria or yemen or guatemala or nicaragua or honduras. it was nazi, germany the year was 1939 legislation died in congress and no doubt those children died in the holocaust. children are dying now because of the current refugee and immigration poli

terror attacks and a suicide bombings that make the headlines there sexual violence there's keep their pings extortion robberies here's a poverty you did their social hardship there is a private militia so there are so many faces of insecurity in afghanistan did make people want to leave the country talking to thank you for joining us and make a good from the frederick a better foundation thank you for having me. thousands of central american migrants have broken through the guatemalan border into mexico on their northward journey to the united states some of the migrants tore down a border gate to get to a bridge between the two countries u.s. president donald trump has branded the migrants an onslaught the promise to send troops if the group reach the u.s. border mexico's call for assistance from the united nations. now in turkey prosecutors are said to be questioning employees of the saudi consulate over the disappearance of journalist you're malka shakti it's more than two weeks since the washington post columnist went missing after entering the consulate in istanbul the saudi royal fami

me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot.is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. i want to welcome you back to the october 23rd, 2018, meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. madam clerk, call the roll for attendance. [roll call taken] >> president cohen: ladies and gentlemen, please rise and join me in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> president cohen: thank you. madam clerk, any communications? >> clerk: none to report today. >> president cohen: i'm sorry, i still cannot hear out of my receiver. >> clerk: none to report today. >> president cohen: approving the minutes from the september 18, 2018, full board meeting. is there a motion to approve the minutes? motion made by supervisor peskin, seconded by supervisor kim. take this without objection,

they're using dna evidence, investigators are, and fingerprints and pings from a cell phone tower and they caught this guy quickly and we're thankful that the men and women are keeping us safe. when you look at this suspect, his criminal history, what does it tell you? >> i mean, i'm just going to state the obvious, there's no point in being shy about it. this was somebody who was animated by a political -- he had issues before. none of them were violent, it seemed like. didn't seem particularly political before 2016. and then gets radicalized. i think, you know, what bacari, we shouldn't be ashamed of that word. there's a term for this, stochastic terrorism, a process that happens through media and mass communication that inspires random acts of violence which are utterly predictable because, of course, people are going to respond to violent statements. but the individual act itself is unpredictable who, in fact, is going to do something bad is unpredictable. this is a well-known phenomenon in counterterrorism and terrorism studies that it applies to the united states is also not sur

every submarine-has to hear that sound, ping!room, it needs claxons -- >> stephen: this guy has the terms down. >> and you have the sound of warship s. >> stephen: captain, i'm hearing cavitation. >> is that what it is? >> stephen: the sound of the propeller, when the bubbles come off of it, that's called cavitation. >> i knew that. cavitation. exactly. >> stephen: just saying. i'm just saying. ping! ( laughter ) we have a clip here. what's happening in the clip. something bad. something bad or good, but it's very dramatic. >> i don't know what's happening. i don't know what clip you're showing -- >> stephen: the best one. wearing showing the best clip. imagine a clip that is great didn't of but doesn't give anything away. >> which could be the clip. >> stephen: okay. >> i think this is us trying to navigate our way through -- >> stephen: give me one reason why i shouldn't fire you right now. >> i can't give you one reason. >> stephen: jerry. >> we're going to run straight at them. >> tampa bay, sir? >> if i have to say everythin

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officials say they're 70% sure the pings they detected are coming from the flight reporters. brand new boeing is missing after it plunged into the sea, killing all 189 people on board. they have found debris, personal belongings of the victims. ivan watson is joining us now from the main port in jakarta where search and rescue workers are bringing back debris from the plane. when do investigators think they'll be able to retrieve the flight recorders, the data recorders? >> reporter: they say they're very confident that that ping they're hearing every second, wolf, is the underwater location beacon of the flight data recorder, and they say they're homing in on it but were hampered by fast currents underwater. they're operating at depths of up to 100 feet. that's where the ocean bottom is. that's where they think the flight data recorders are and the main fuselage of the plane itself. as you mentioned, they have been bringing up debrirks personal effects and we've seen some very emotional scenes, a 52-year-old man reduced to tear, instantly weeping at the sight of his 24-year-

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an, theyomes to ping are in the safer camp. we expect them to be relatively stable.it wife, -- so profits should be more stable. on the life insurance we still expect headwinds in terms of investment losses. his -- to compared to its peers, how do we expect it to have done? steven: the key metrics on the life insurance side would be [indiscernible] an has a decent quarter. we expect that to continue because of a relatively stable asian enforcement -- stable agency force. likeeed that during times a week sentiment in the stock market. we have seen that in terms of building up at china life as well, but a very mild increase, about 1% or so in the quarter. well in thed pretty third quarter and gives us the confidence that ping an will be ok. a key metric will obviously be an has that -- but ping been reporting operating profits and we expect that to be relatively stable as well. haidi: you look at the trade war, the domestic slowdown, the fed doing its thing, the pboc adding stimulants. what is the outlook for insurance in the fourth quarter and next year? steven: one o

there were the cell phone pings that seemed to show harold scouting out toni's last hike.ven showed the jury a map found in harold's car with an x marking the spot where toni fell. and there were all those versions of what harold said happened on that mountain. >> this was a case in which the evidence was not so much the physical evidence. the evidence were the lies. and it was lie after lie after lie after lie. >> reporter: the defense said none of the so-called evidence added up to murder. they said the pings on harold's phone didn't show trips to the park, but rather him taking a back route to his weekend cabin. and, as for the life insurance, toni knew all about it. besides, they argued, toni would still be alive if the park service had sent a helicopter to rescue her as harold begged them to do and even offered to pay for. >> the crux of the defense was harold henthorn is an odd duck. he says more than he should. and that may make him a blowhard and an annoying person to be around at a cocktail party but doesn't make him a killer. look past his character and focus on

you always have this difficult dance, can you hear the ping, et cetera.oncerning to you that it's taking this time? >> yeah, jim. that's something, you know, we have talked about that over the years. even malaysia airlines, had we had that ping underwater locater beacon working, it would have helped us to locate the aircraft. it was not, nor was it on air france. this is something that has gone on forever. it's been my mantra and everybody in the industry knows this needs to be fixed. it's a problem. >> still not yet. david soucie, thanks very much. we'll keep on top of this, whatever we learn. >> the president is sending thousands of u.s. troops to the border because of migrants. hundreds of miles away still from the u.s. border. a little perspective. that build-up will then pass up the number of troops currently deployed in iraq. we're going to dig into the numbers next. ves on making it easy to get your windshield fixed. with safelite, you can see exactly when we'll be there. saving you time for what you love most. >> kids: whoa! >> kids vo: ♪ safelite

you will meet nick from australia that mastered the trick shot with a ping-pong ball. he can send the ball through a moving roll of tape he upto the page and he has more than 80,000 followers that follow him some of his tricks are so elaborate that he set up a separate youtube page in which he explains to people what exactly they just saw. dominoes. he is playing ping-pong competitively since 2015. >> that is impressive. >> two youtube pages, one for the tricks and want to explain. >> we have relatives that have tables in the garage. it is fun. >> my mom is great at it. >> we would love to see the video or of the little one doing great things. send us a that ktvu.com facebook page and submit them on twitter. >>> coming up next, did you want to chime in? >>> another remake in the works. upgrading the cast of clueless that last appeared on the screen 20 years ago. maybe you're with the family you got. (all) ooh! or maybe the one you've chosen. it's culture salad. our holidays don't all look the same. am i saying it well, l'chaim? l'chaim? and maybe that's what makes us g

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you are going to be top ping as off with a rash tweet by elon musk. >> yes. the tesla chief tweeted a new interpretation of the security and exchange commission calling it the short seller enrichment commission. ais comes on the heels of fraud settlement that will see him paying a $20 million fine. tesla's boss has once again put himself front and center. this time for publicly mocking the u.s.'s stocks and shares regulator, the securities and exchange commission. the short seller enrichment commission is doing incredible work and the name change is so on point. twitter. jibe on tesla's stock went down 4% and fell more than 2% in after-hours trading. relations between the u.s. institution and the billionaire are particularly strained. sued him fore sec misleading investors after he announced yet secure the funding to take tesla private at $420 per share. charge bysettle the paying a fine. also agreed to step down as chairman for three years, though he remains ceo. this speech by the u.s. vice president denouncing chinese interference and u.s. interests has an

josh, we know the dna fingerprints, we know that pings from the cell phone tower led authorities to this auto parts store parking lot in south florida. what do we know about what investigators are doing today with that, that van, because if that is where he was living, we would think that they would be able to make some real decisive i guess consequences -- >> progress. >> yes, progress, in terms of what they are going to be able to determine about this man and his motive. >> absolutely. law enforcement officers will continue to work through the weekend including today going through the van which is a potential gold line for evidence. they will be looking for, you know, indicia of explosives inside, perhaps evidence of packaging, something that may indicate that this was possibly the scene where he was actually putting these devices together or at least transporting them. again, we have talked a lot about the outside, we see the video there, we remember yesterday of the authorities putting the tarp over the van covering up all of the paraphernalia from political indications, so that will

. >> or a ping-pong champion. >> this is nice. >> oh. >> oh, my goodness. >> catch. >> did he catch itfast hands, okay? >> 2.3 million instagram followers. >> he keeps the people entertained, my friend. and it's called woody and climby. that's what they do on this page. >> that's insane. i'm impressed. >> time after time they catch him off guard. and never drops the ball. >> oh! >> no way! >> even when woody has butter fingers -- >> should we tell him? >> oh! >> well, that's the end of our show for now. check out rightthisminute.com to put smiles on your face and >>> tonight, hurricane michael is barrelling toward the u.s. coast. the monster storm building strength and just a short time ago, upgraepded to a major category 3 hurricane. winds already 120 miles per hour. set to slam into parts of florida. mandatory evacuations tonight. and the damaging winds will then race across several states after it makes landfall. the new track just in tonight. and my interview with the hurricane hunters flying right through it. what they've seen already, and what concerns them most tonight. >>> also

. >> our concern was that it was pinging on the larger line which could lead to dire consequences. >> reporter: it was so dangerous firefighters had to rely on a drone to monitor it. infrared footage showed the fire burning at 400 degrees. after depressurizing the line and letting things cool off, chevron officials finally got back in, putting in the remaining flames this afternoon. >> we're able to take a look in there and ensure that there was no leakage and that it was prese rendered safe. >> reporter: we are back here live. we're told it could take days, even weeks for chevron to fix all of the damage. folks are finally back home tonight after a very long night, a very long day. a firefighter tells me that we really dodged a bullet. fortunately, nobody was hurt. reporting live in bay point, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> tlaehat's the bottom line. home sweet home for so many. they described the fear that comes with deputies pounding on their doors last night and the 15-hour wait to get back home. local motels and hotels filled up fast so many spent the night sleeping in the