ping serves 60 of the fortune 100.tal and cybersecurity and identity security very very seriously. this is going to be, it really kind of is the new battle front, if you will. we need to protect the accounts of everyone that is both consumers and employees alike so that we can control ultimately what they have access to. that's what identity security is all about. liz: andre, we appreciate it. good luck to you and ping identity. we need companies like you, so thanks very much. >>> when we have about 40 minutes left before the closing bell rings, it's time to talk about the dow which has now doubled its gains since we began the top of the show at least. it's not the high of the session. high of the session is a gain of 56. we are up 43 right now. you know, it seems third time's not the charm for "tenet" the movie that was expected ob the blockbuster hit of the summer. already delayed twice. warner brothers has again removed the christopher nolan sci-fi thriller from its august 12 release date, saying a new release date

like ping an, the government is now converting people's data into social credit scores.shenzhen, cameras watch this intersection. ( horn honking ) if people jaywalk, they're are displayed on this screen,ces and their credit scores are docked. do you think that because that mera is there, more people cross legally?at >> ( tran ): of course! they are afraid to be seen doing something inappropriate, se they will chaeir behavior. >> ( translated ): if you jaywalk, it reduces your credit score. for example, if you cross the ght, your score would be reduced by two to three. >>eeporter: the credit scor system is so important, there's even a communist party-produced national credit magazine. wu x chief.the editor in >> ( translated ): this systemn has becomefective measure in our social governance. for example, on the bus, people with regular scores willay regular price, and people with good scores only pay 80% of that. >>iseporter: when i look in magazine i see an-- an honor list in red; and then, in black, a black list. >> ( translated ): those on the red list are people who h

of ping an, whose building towers over shenzhen. ( gong crashes ) ping an boomed financially into theld's second-largest celebrating by turning olds insurance into new tech. >> micro-expression recognition... >> reporter: one pg an software determines whether loan applicants are lying about thein ty by examining more than 90 distinct expressions. w >> sometimn you are nervous, there are these microexpressions that people would do on the system identifies abnormal emo >> verifying the person who they are supposed to be is quite accurate. i think it's now already better than the human eye. >> reporter:nd when 1.4 billion sets of human eyes are all entering data into their phones, th's big data-- and new da. >> only about 35%-40% of them may have ever borrowed from a bank bore, right? so, then, the rest of them who hasn't borrowed before, you know, you don't really he a good credit record, right? it's actually zero re-- credit record. ( horns honking ) >> reporter: ping an aessed its customers by developing a social credit score, based on all the data from users' phones. like ping an, th

. >> he was like playing ping-pong at the highest level.erbal ping-pong and if you could keep up with regis, there was no end to where it could go. >> we're role models, reg, for dysfunctional people >> reporter: today kathie lee gifford remembering regis philbin. >> we had the same sense of humor i wasn't afraid of him and he wasn't afraid of me. we took off like a rocket. >> this is regis, and i'm kathie lee. >> we had fun. f-u-n, and it was contagious, he was the most grateful person in the world. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: he never forgot where he came from. >> 50 years ago i was a page, right here. >> he just was always comfortable in his own skin, always felt like the luckiest guy in the world. >> reporter: two weeks ago kathie lee and regis and his wife joy sharing a meal. >> it was the last time i heard him laugh. >> reporter: sharing one more time. ♪ thanks for the memories ♪ >> reporter: the gift they shared with all of us. anne thompson, nbc news. >> what a terrific broadcaster he was. >>> up next, a final crossing and a lesson

my fear, whether it's vladimir putin or she can ping or any other foreign leaders that they do see theent as easy to maneuver around to achieve their objective. that is a very real concern. >> you state also the president sought help from chinese president from the reelection campaign, do you have any evidence that china is helping the president's campaign? >> i don't think that they are accomplishing the purposes of agricultural products that the president was talking about. some of his trade advisors say the deal is going just fine and chinese are complying. i think the evidence for that is slight to say the least. i think this points to one of the questions that voters generally but particular conservative republicans like myself should be asking whether if trump is reelected in november if you will pursue the rhetoric that his administration is using taken a tough line on china, whether that will continue or disappear so the president can get back to the trade negotiation. >> too that point do you believe the president being reelected will work closer with maduro or she's in ping,

. >> so comet ping pong... >> narrator: ...comet ping pong. >> wikileaks have come out with podesta goingu they drink blood ane and semen.h, >> oh my gones is having the time of his life. >> yes, i have a responsibility to cover it and yes it's important... >> i mean, he was in high dudgeon.hi >> they hurtren, folks. >> he's crying. he's weeping, we're, like, this is pure evil. >> cover pizzagate, we have covered it, we are covering , and all i know is, god help us, we're in the hands of pure evil. >> and it ran constantly, because it was a ratings-getter. >> when i think about all the children hillary clinton has personally murdered and, and >> narrator: his profile raised by trump and stone, jones was known as a "super spreader," a megaphone for internet lies and misinformaon. >> i just can't hold back the truth anymore. hillary clinton is one of the most vicious serial killers the planet's ever seen... >> a match was struck on alex jones' show. and it goes from zero to 100 on google trends. 96 hours. >> thousands of emails, i'm not ready to accuse these people of this, it's up to you t

veronica and james thought the rapid pinging of annie's phone meant she was driving away.ow there was no hope of her ever coming home. so there's the very worst moment of your life at that point. here they are, three people at the door. >> they -- they confirmed that it was annie. i think we were in shock. we went into automatic, what do you need from us? tell us what you want. you can have it. look at anything. >> veronica told investigators what she learned from annie's on-again/off-again boyfriend chris bagshaw. that annie had run away with a boy named l.j. >> when you talked with l.j., how did you talk to him? >> i talked to him once. >> okay. >> actually on the phone. >> okay. >> police spoke to chris bagshaw and his father at their home. >> and when you talked to him on the phone, did he speak with an accent, or did you notice anything distinctive about his voice? >> no. >> naturally, police also had to ask chris where he was. >> i was with my grandma. >> okay. >> and at one point i did walk up to see if my friend can hang out, but he wasn't home. >> okay. >> they we

zoos and root the cause of all these lies ultimately is the axle and that's a reference to shooting ping and the cabal that surrounds him it began with the imposition of stern bans on the reporting of and curate information about the virus which served to embolden deception at every level of the government well sarah clarke has been following the grounds arrest from hong kong we did have a number of sources confirm that he has been arrested and put in his friends i was wife said she received a phone call from police in sichuan saying that he'd been arrested for soliciting prostitution and he was reportedly taken away by more than a dozen place from his residence in beijing as friends say that he'd be put under house arrest from in beijing from around a few days before so between june 30th and july for when they had gone to his house to welcome his release but as a result they found he'd been already been arrested now a bit of background about him as a prominent legal scholar he had a publisher in new york published a number of his articles which were critical of the communist party as we

this is something we have seen since the jim ping took power in 2012 that china has gradually interfered more and more in hong kong now this new law is of course a big step it gives it gives beijing exceptional powers to arrest or prosecute anybody they see as an enemy of the state so this is really a game changer we will have to see at what pace it will be implemented but the path is clear the beijing government wants to bring hong kong under its full control and wants to bring hong kong society under its control and he is building a in beijing thank you for. for let's get a quick check now some other stories making news around the world authorities in me on mars say at least 100 people have died in a landslide at the jade mine it happened after heavy rain buried workers under a wave of mud scores more have been trapped it's one of the worst accidents to hit this region in recent years. thousands of palestinians have protested in gaza against israel's west bank and expansion plans the protests came as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the talks were ongoing on the expansion

a 15th minute collision put biron in prime position for a free kick i dotted all over pinged at home without breaking a sweat one nil by end after a quarter of an hour i and just 8 minutes later a delicately threaded ball from yoshua kimmage was neatly tucked home by seshadri was to hill with byron already cruising towards a repeat of last year's double. i decided trailing to miller to have leverkusen coach peter bosch would need to make adjustments i but never accuse attack still look disjointed after the break a blazing run from b. put the ball on the platter for kevin fall and who promptly forgot to shoot in the 57th minute. biron struggled with no such problems a booted long ball from manuel neuer found rather than dusty speculative shot trickled past and understandably frustrated because of cuts to the 3 nil by in 59 minutes play was just 4 minutes later a flying spend bender pulled one back for leverkusen i 31 who. just enough time for bosses boys to start thinking about a comeback. but leverkusen failed to capitalize on improved play and who else but robert now the dusty put t

pinged at home without breaking a sweat one nil by and after a quarter of an hour i and just 8 minutes later 8 delicately started ball from yoshua commish was neatly tucked home by seshadri was 2 nil with biron already cruising towards a repeat of last year's double. i decided trailing 2 nil at the half leverkusen coach peter bosh would need to make adjustments i but leverkusen attack still looked disjointed after the break a blazing run from the put the ball on a platter for kevin folland who promptly forgot to shoot in the 57th minute. byron struggled with no such problems a booted long ball from manuel neuer found robert live in the speculative shot trickled past and understandably frustrated because of that city 3 nil by iron 59 minutes played was. just 4 minutes later a flying stand vendor code one baxter leverkusen sorry one of just enough time for bosses boys to start thinking about a comeback. but leverkusen failed to capitalize on and prove play and who else but robert more than dusty put the game to bed with a minute to go in regular time it was the polar strikers 51st goal i

western countries have been major destination for them to send their kid children to study a siege in ping's own daughter has studied in the u.s. so this might anger them but it will it will not very likely change their course i'm in tears beijing has responded to the move by promising retaliation what do you think we can expect. well what beijing has done so far in response to another act that is very similar and it also targets individual stakeholders in the chinese government this in jump oluseyi act was that they have issued similar sanctions on individual us politicians not this will not harm us politicians in the same way us politicians do not send their children to study in china they do not travel frequently to china they also do not bring. their funds or their personal assets into china so this is probably not the most powerful tool that china has china could of course retaliate against american businesses in china them areas ways to do this to target them with investigations to change tariffs etc and it might also retaliate by. not fulfilling its obligations from the trade one phas

well the turn has shifted and it‘s in the last few weeks and months she and ping the chinese presidentan in the south china seas but also the border with india. and he doesn‘t a pair is a kind i live. it does european allies let‘s put the us aside. because i‘m not sure joe biden is going to be any different from trump on that subject was upi different from trump on that subject was up i think the whole question of dependence on china for so many things is really at the heart of the debate. okay. shall we move on to the daily mirror, different story here. shopping mask till next year. talking about ppe so much producers of course in china. it does seem that facemask could be compulsory and shops until a vaccine is found for that whenever that might be. absolutely. and you suspect that when the public inquiry into all this, all aspects of how the government has acted over the past few tumultuous months that the issue of facemask, were not really interested and then, oh actually perhaps we are, now we're going to make them compulsory. and as i understand it, the next step, the telegraph i

i'm sure there are some comedians that want to kick hiss as and listen, for all athletes, anyone, pingds of the pasts who are around for 45/50 years old, come with me. tell your agents to call me. get in shape i don't care who you are everybody. we have something for you. of course they're still beautiful, as myself and able to do what they do. so, why do they have to not do what they do you can still have a great football team, one on one tennis, ping pong, whatever, handball, whatever basketball, football whatever it is, we got it. >> just because you got older, doesn't mean you're not still an athlete? >> exactly how many people you know still out run jerry rice >> no. no one no one i know. >> exactly and i bet you he has more fan bases and more youtube followers than the guy who plays his position in the team he used to play for >> i think it's a great idea >> why does he have to die because they say he can't play no more? >> exactly i'm so excited about this. september 12th and if anyone needs anymore reason be to excited for the fight, take a look at this >> why do i want to be t

there were the cell phone pings that seemed to show harold scouting out toni's last hike.n 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 th

says it will get out of its extradition term ping a visit to the u.k the u.k.ing its extradition treaty this is a potent message on diplomatic relations that is being sent to china. officials here at beijing as well as the ambassador to the u.k. accused to dancing to the tunes of the americans and warning that it could harm relations. remember this comes of the u.k. bans the equipmentm it sw an 11 companies were added to the blacklist yesterday for what the u.s. called forced labor as well as senior officials with the trump administration making a s series of speeches warning of risks of u.s. businesses as for china, they are saying this all amount us to interference in domestic affairs and they dismiss it as preelection rhetoric in the united states. >> when we return, electric is here for the long haul >>> and what's better than a cheese and wine plate? try pairing a cheese it and vino over-the-counter eye drops tyd may provide temporary relief. ha! xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! i

i think her arrest is going to -- >> sean: ping-pong on the lolita express?t know. >> let's remember quickly, she was involved with a number of charities and that explains to some degree why she knew everyone. that's going to come up. i think that it's going to be a fascinating next few months to hear what happens, especially with the clintons, if i may say. >> sean: and prince andrew and all the other names and george mitchell and ehud brock. thank you both. when we come back, remember last week? remember the st. louis couple? remember they took up arms guarding their home after protesters broke down a fence, entered a gated community. police weren't there to help. this weekend there was yet another protest outside their home. they join us exclusively and tell us what happened. straight ahead. ♪ for the sweaty faces, and the hidden smiles. the foggy glasses, and the sore ears. the determined looks, and the muffled laughs. a simple piece of fabric makes a big statement: i care. let's all do our part to slow the spread. wear a mask. learn more at covid19.ca.go

involved having everybody he wanted to interview him but this was the main office this was where the pings headquarters this. is the place where really. a lot of work here later down the road also came to happen but i would say that the big here. the big publications for. cable gate they were conducted. wireless jordan was in house arrest and having them all. because it was so secret you'd be herons you see people working on the computers and you know i wouldn't like office because it was you know you you know you'd be looked at and then you think oh gosh one of the question washed off will bury them tell me if they want to tell me. i sold them release the afghan war loans i sold them working on the diplomatic. and i saw them working on some stuff that came off to the woods when they were here this is interesting very hard to stop organizations like we. and the with these isn't going to be the end of it even if we disappear which is no sign that it will. become a sort of guerrilla organization for freedom of speech. on the 1st judy it was in the extra one and the see. the morning off to he

i ping. it it's not worth it. just we're getting it's not worth it life is so precious.oftentimes i get asked whether there's a border between the real me me and like my persona in the movies like the character of me in the movies. i guess that in my films i try to portray women as both vulnerable but also filled with empathy and. more powerful than you would think i warm and could be. interest. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful 4 months to go choke the presidential elections in america so no trump is sinking in the polls and now is former national security advisor says he isn't fit to be president what job also fits my guest this week from washington how much damage trump fuzzball to done to america and the rest of the. conflict so far 30 minutes. enchanting forests to my visitors to green. mountain just to bear witness change. rail minus the wind trying to trust from a. bohemian trencher land by rail. i mean 60 minutes on t.w. . fake hair and real story. where i come from a lot of women who like me have fake hair sometimes the hair style takes up to 2 da

the state over there said residents wagered, get this, $6 million on professional ping-pong.e what it's going to be like once the nba comes out, the nhl, et cetera, even college football, u.s. open. lots to gamble on, hence the reason why we are here even though we can't attend the games in person. back to you. liz: yeah. i mean, it is unbelievable. ping-pong. they will find sports anywhere they can, live sports. they were doing korean baseball. now, mlb. all we need is hockey. can't wait for that. thanks a lot. kristina: i know. go, habs, go. liz: right? she likes montreal. i'm kings when i'm on the west coast, rangers when i'm on the east coast. kristina: no! liz: way to take a stand, liz. i know, i know. look at this. we fight. closing bell ringing in 28 minutes. tesla's nearly 275% rally so far this year may have made it the biggest u.s. automaker by market cap but tesla still hasn't been invited into one of the most exclusive clubs on wall street. up next, as we await the ev giant's quarterly report out after the bell, our tesla bull and bear battle it out over whether m

. >> reporter: over the last week, hair salons in santa clara county have been ping- ponging between allowing reopenings and the not as the state and county struggled to come up with a plan that sticks. >> it is a wave of emotions, i definitely am upset, you know. we just want to come back to work. this is how we make our living. >> reporter: many owners spend time and money during up for the short-lived reopening, including retrofitting plastic partitions, cleaning, and extra training. now, they are back to square one she excitedly took her first client in month, at 12:01 yesterday. she will have to close up again at midnight for who knows how long. >> it is not much of a surprise to me. i wish we didn't have to. it is a roller coaster. i am happy to follow the rules and beat this pandemic. >> reporter: back here live in santa clara, where the owner of the salon says that employees will continue to be paid through the paycheck protection program, the federal program that allows employees who have been laid off from their jobs to continue to be paid, but he said that is a limited tim

. >> reporter: over the last week, hair salons in the county have been ping-ponging between allowed to be open and not, four times, as the state and county struggle to come up with a plan that sticks. >> it is a wave of emotion, i am definitely upset. you just want to come back to work. this is how we make our living. >> reporter: many business owners spend time and money gearing up for the short-lived reopening including retrofitting plastic partitions, cleaning and even extra training. now, they are back to square one. this owner excitedly took her first client in months at 12:01 a.m. yesterday. she will have to close up again at midnight tonight, for who knows how long. >> it is not much of a surprise to me. i wish we didn't have to. it is a roller coaster of feelings, but i am happy to follow the rules and beat this pandemic. >> reporter: the manager of the salon says that employees will continue to be paid through the federal paycheck protection program. , he said that is a limited time offer, the longer this lockdown continues, the more uncertainty there will be. in santa clara,

>> pickle ball is a sport that is like a mixture between tennis, ping-pong and bad manipulate t minton everyone can't get enough of pickle ball. tell me your problem. >> i doesnn't know why my toes hurting so much e. >> well, did you ever think you were playing too much [ bleep ] pickle ball? bye. hi, i'm dr. billy, how are you today? >> it's a long, long list, but my main issue now -- >> can't wait, heather. >> how much time do you have? >> not a lot. keep going, heather. >> ever since quarantine began, my 13 year old won't leave my side. legit, she's with me every minute of the day. >> your problem is that your kids want to spend time with their mother. >> i don't think you understand how many tik tok videos i've had to watch. >> sweetie, okay, i understand tik tok, okay. i follow black pink. i know k-pop. i know tik tok. i've seen will smith, and he's there and then he's not. and he's there, and he's invisible, and he dressed up as a magician, and all of a sudden he's a chef. jada pinkett smith is there. they have an open relationship, but they don't, they're not man and wife. my po

level feels almost few type but why do we might not do the souls all the world's problems that are pings that we can do to help protect our planet this week we introduce you to the people and projects while making this happen hello welcome to eco india i'm sunk that i'm coming to you from my neighborhood in mumbai now 70 percent off from moving india still depends on agriculture as the main source of livelihood for us we were cut off from information on best practices in farming and this has brought you sub optimal results but a development organization is using the fall wolf acknowledging to empower was small farmers in bihar and help lift them out to fall with. the you know they can go from family to full make up it's an unusual career jump but beyond that doesn't mean to come on made. his latest phone focuses on how to protect eggplant crops from parents i think there's a bit of an outcry that you have a very healthy. use. every 7 to 10 days to keep pests away many of. whom are began to see that film could be a great tool for spreading information in his community farmers in bihar in

probably also create disruptive patterns and cause havoc on the ropes once autonomous vehicles is a ping around free make there may be a bit of a war going on between people trying to attack and people trying to produce robust systems this is exactly what we see also with any kind of security software you know hackers find a loophole in some operating system they inform the manufacturer of the new defenses are made and then you know it's an evolving system. the point of this kind of research is to develop optimal and optimally secure ai systems for self driving vehicles the hope is that they will eventually prove safer than cars driven by fallible humans. if if the driverless cars of the future are electric they'll produce fewer emissions and that includes emissions of noise. but we're not there yet traffic still creates a lot of noise especially in cities and less isn't just annoying in the long term it can even make us sick. even when the noise doesn't pose a direct threat to our body responds as if it does. the adrenal glands really stress hormones part of the body's fight or flight r

. >> unless states have mandates with consequences, what's to stop this from ping-ponging around the country. i live in new jersey which has announced people who come from specific states have to self-quarantine but that would require people being honest and adhering to it, and people just aren't. >> yeah, nothing's going to stop it from ping-ponging around the country. that's what's happening right now to your point. i think we need a more uniform set of national guidelines. we need states, if it's not going to happen at the national level we need states to come together and implement policies. we have state led policies producing regional effects because we don't have a uniform set of guidelines and adherence to basic principles like universal masks and trying to take targeted mitigation against certain indoor congregant settings we know are high risk. if we want to preserve the about to open schools, we should be looking at taking targeted mitigation steps against venues that spread the infection. should we be opening bars in communities we're struggling to open schools. those are

trees to make ends meet to support their agricultural practices but a community project is turning pings are bound for the reach of. the forest around the village none bludgeon western india secure to its people especially because of his baby doc agrees. they don't only grow what they are also the home of the great horn with that the red fruits from the crease dug 2 and 69 year old. romani are the heads of $32.00 well it is that on the area they know of the importance of the crease. this g.o.p. hornbill is here from ages and is being respected by our forefathers from generations the age of this tree is not less than 225 years whenever there is any function in the village this tree is 1st. the western ghats a mountainous region growing to the south of mumbai in former times there was a unique rain forest here not much of it is live many large productive crees would chop down here a few years ago to build the trees. and due to economic pressure. of the secret to make space for livestock farming. however the remaining grandfathers contained precious treasures the fruit of the baby doc a tre

the novel called all of i will spend has taught us to appreciate all the pings you could producers local traders local food and home essential india's prime minister in the interim or d. has even asked the country to take the vocal about the local pledge this week we introduce you to the people and projects empowering businesses to not only stand tall but also helping the environment to the process hello welcome to equal india. coming to you from my neighborhood in mumbai the un refugee agency has warned that climate change is the forcing of rapidly increasing number of people to leave their homes in such a situation supporting the locals to adapt to these consequences will help to slow down the process in india's apple state for the some apple farmers are already working on a collaborative model to support each other and mitigate the effects of climate change. and. it's been 35 years since by i started growing apples in him. a secluded village tucked away in the mountainous state of. apples were introduced to india by the british in the late eighty's hundreds. all churches have now take

arguing against regulation buwhatever congress decides to do, they want to be part of that and pars pingt. this is part of that. ros: thank you very much. barbara was referencing -1misinformation about cov let'bring you up to date. nearly300 people died from the virus in america on tuesday. that is the biggest daily total since may. the overall death toll in america will be 150,000 soon. america stop infectiou disea expert has been a central figure fighting covid-19 and he has been speaking to the bbc. >> you have said before that during the course of your caer, you spent decades preparing for this possibility. a pandemic like covid-19. when you were preparing for something like this, did you ever imagine that thmapolitics woul it difficult to effectively manage? that the politics would get so mixed up in this? dr. fauci: i did not. obviously, when you are deang with things that involve tipoans, there is always a bit of political maneuvering. have seen that in almost every outbreak, but it had been mir and did not impact what we were doing with regard t i think it is no secret, from look

level almost a few tide but why we might not good and to solve all the world's problems there are pings that we can do to help protect our planet this week we introduce you to the people and project we're making this happen hello welcome to eco india. coming to you from my neighborhood in mumbai now 70 percent of moving india still depends on agriculture as the main source of livelihood for us we've got all from the information on best practices in farming and this brought to sub optimal results but a development organization is using the power to fix knology to empower small farmers in bihar and help lift them out of poverty. and you can go from farmer to 1st make up it's an unusual courier job but one bad one means or command made. his latest firm focuses on how to protect eggplant crops from pests it's an outcome that you have a very healthy farm keep using the oil every 7 to 10 days to keep best somebody you make you will. kumar began to see that film could be a great tool for spreading information in his community farmers in bihar in north east india have struggled to cope with cha