he's the commander-in-chief of the pla so ultimately the pla has the final say, but let's talk about institutional pla as opposed to people who have many hats like xi jinping. in areas of core competency as well as by dint of the fact they have the hardware that would be necessary, the pla has the ability to shape outcomes most in areas where they have responsibility and an informational advantage. i completely agree with the notion that the pla is a complete rogue is nonsense, but i think the consensus analysis on why the xi has pursued reform has highlighted there were portions that were perceived to be operating with too much divergence from the central leadership's ultimate control, corruption being a form of divergence. for several decades, i think the taiwan conflict scenario has been the properly driver for the pla's modernization efforts and that is everything from their attempts to engage in what they would term as active defense or local limited wars under conditions of informationallization. the need to defeat their armed forces as well as any intervening forces from the u

pla more than 3,000 souls were taken? one of the bloodiest days on american soil but on september 12th i called on americans with the flag to show solidarity i have borne this flag every day since as a reference to those who were lost and rushed to the towers god willing and will wear it every day of my life the rest of my life.as september 11 was day before and after a moment awakening to a new manner of evil beyond imagination as be solidly remember those overtaken from us but what they revealed about us on a normal day be value heroism because on three days later we value that because it was everywhere with firefighters and police and union workersmok, searching undaunted through the smoke and fire and a negative to be trapped in the of rubble average americans were pulled to safety from coast to coast we will never forget the man who of the issues store who was giving out shoes to everybody because they did not have there's as they would rush to get out of the tower is just a small act of charity and to be repeated ov

those showers continuing to feed away in most showers continuing to feed away in m ost pla ces showersuing to feed away in most places for the rest of the night. inland spots, one or two showers continuing. temperatures dipping away in big towns and cities. in the countryside could be cooler than that. a cool and fresh start to saturday morning. showers from the word go for wales and devon. further east it will be dry. showers in north—east england. northern ireland and southern scotla nd northern ireland and southern scotland starting the day dry. showers across the far north of scotland. where we start the day dry that will not last. areas of cloud bubbling up. showers beginning to break out into the afternoon, quite widely across the country, some of them heavy and thundery. those temperatures, despite spells of sunshine, only getting up to 12—16d. later things will dry up through northern scotland. gyre and clearer conditions will sink further south. there could be the odd fog patch. things could get cold enough for a touch of frost in some spots in the countryside because high pre

inland, m ost pla ces rumble of thunder, here. inland, most places like to dry.too, the recipe for a chilly night. in the towns and cities, temperatures should hold. in the countryside it could be a catch of grass frost. tomorrow starts on that fairly fresh note, but fewer showers than we have seen to date, and more sunshine, so in improving pitches on sunday. —— and improving picture on sunday. inland, mist fog should clear quickly. showers in the south and east will fade away. one or two should turn up later in england and wales. many will avoid the showers all day. this is the sunshine, and a degree or to warm a competitive saturday. still breeze around the north sea coast, making things feel cooler and round the scotla nd things feel cooler and round the scotland and eastern england as well. moving sunday evening into monday, that high—pressure moves in from the atlantic. low pressure sitting out towards these. still a northerly breeze across northern england and eastern scotland. along the south coast, it will feel reasonably want to with most avoiding the s

so on the one hand, half of it takes place on stage, musical, half of it ta kes pla ce place on stagef of it takes place in the morgue and out on these misty streets. a lot of hammer in the way in which it's lit, the way in which it's ghoulish. very visual. musical. yes, and funny enough people haven't quite appreciated enough what a good looking film it is. it's brilliantly written by jane goldman, looking film it is. it's brilliantly written byjane goldman, who looking film it is. it's brilliantly written by jane goldman, who adapted the novel. it's a complicated novel to put on screen. i really liked it. danny mayes was wonderful. i think you'll enjoy. it it is gorery. it is gorier than it. there is gothic gore in there. you see, there's a line between that and being scared out of your wits. actually, here's what you should do, see both of them and then tell me which you enjoyed the most. good plan mark, back—to—back, with a bottle of gin to get me through it! i shouldn't advocate that, this might be on in the morning. we'll edit that bit, right. let's talk about the dvd. yeah, act

through and one or two like showers but on the whole, most two like showers but on the whole, m ost plaike showers but on the whole, most places will be dry. as the breeze picks up, we'll break up the cloud in north america and some sunshine here. around the coast into the highlands, perhaps in sunshine, eastern scotland with the odd breeze, maybe damp as well. most of england and wales will be dry, some sunshine committees in north—west england and west wales, far south—western criteria skies for eastern england and one or two like showers, the highest temperatures will be in the south—east at 20—21. some cloud as we head into the evening but not as much low cloud overnight, as a result, brighter skies developing on wednesday. out towards the west, when picking out, and a weather system being in to bring patsy went to south—west wales and northern ireland. further north and northern ireland. further north and east, it will be dry on wednesday. some sunshine coming through, a bit more the breeze around, someone, 19 in manchester. that weather system out in the west could contain heavy b

what he said to the one pla international community is that. we are of one planet, one humanity. we have a responsibility, each of us to each other. every man's death diminishes. i think if we all sit back and say that's your problem, not mine, toda today is maybe my prm and not yours but tomorrow it may be your problem and then you would expect other people to be helpful. >> host: cleveland ohio, good morning.. >> caller: good morning, ambassador and thank you to c-span for taking my call. here's my question. are the islands that you are an ambassador for, do they allow multinational companies, corporations, companies and individuals to offshore their money so they don't have to pay taxes in their own country, and if that is true, you have come to the wrong people. they have robbed us by not giving their tax dollar and you have been a partaker of the evid deethatevil deed by allowing tho such a thing, and now you are going to the very countries that you have stolen all the tax dollars from and now you want a handout from us. and we say if you can rob us, then you can handle it o

. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," roku's ipo and elon musk reveals his blueprint for the red pla t planetthe new york exchange with more. hannah, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. the s&p opens at a new record high. the s&p has risen 1.6% this month. overall, tech and drug companies pushed stocks higher yesterday. the dow jones gained 40 points, the s&p added 3, and the nasdaq finished pretty much where it started. >>> the streaming video device-maker roku was a hit on its first day of trading. its initial public offering $9. nearly 68%. roku makes boxes and sticks that lets users watch netflix, hulu, and other streaming networks on their tvs. >>> if you shop at ikea but are sick of putting toget therhe furniture, you'll be interested in this. the swedish furniture giant bought the start-up task rabbit, which allows users to hire people to assemble furniture as well as other chores like cleaning the house. ikea says the aim of the deal is to "make our customers' lives a little bit easier." >>> oil giant chevron is getting a new ceo. as expected, chevron vice chairman and executiv

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looking they were working to overhaul affordable care act in july and started coming up with this pla plan. they officially rolled out there updated legislation last week. this girl would take the funding to help people afford insurance and out-of-pocket payments and medicaidge expansion, put it all into a general fund. that's what were looking at. >> talk a little bit about why they think the blockwa grant system is the way to go. you give the state money. this would be a really big change in terms of how healthcare is funded, going from federal government, state government, the senators are saying federalism is the way to go, give people the chance to really decide what's going on in healthcare or that sort of how they're looking at the. >> you talk about formulas and how they're determining it. it would expire in 2026. there's like three different ways, different states would all get different moneyin depending on how many people are covered in their state, people who have coverage at a certain time, things like that that they are looking for. certain states might see funding cuts

she has a serious medical klg ksz pla sulg it have condition.t makes another pregnancy life-threatening. >> the doctor is, like, for sure now, you should not carry another baby. >> the couple, worth an estimated $305 million, is paying their surrogate $45,000 in ten monthly installments. >> if you use a surrogate, nobody has to know the whole time. that is a benefit. >> the 36-year-old considered a family member to carry her third baby. >> you would carry the baby. and then give it to me. >> what? >> but ultimately hired an agency to find a suitable surrogate who is prohibited from smokesing and drinking or using hot tub a source tells us -- they wouldn't make wild demands. they want a healthy pregnancy. if there's one thing about kim and kanye, they make beautiful children. so i say, look, keep having those babies. >>> now to the new season of "dancing with the stars," and our insider, cameron, with me now. no surprises here. >> not really. we kind of knew who it was going to be, but it doesn't make it any less exciting though, does it? season

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the federal reserve said next month it will begin to reverse its historic stimulus which was put in pla help prop up the economy during the great recession. its plan is to begin rolling off its $4.5 trillion damage sheet, which consists mostly of treasuries and mortgage-backed securities. officials also hint one more interest rate rise this year is likely. as a result, bond yields rose and stocks why volatile. the dow jones industrial average advanced 22 points to an all-time high. the nasdaq was off five. s&p 500 rose one, also a record. hampton pearson has more on the new era the fed will begin ushering in. >> reporter: as expected, janet yellen and her fellow monetary policymakers left interest rates unchanged and announced the beginning of a plan to start trimming the more than $4 trillion worth of bonds and mortgage-backed securities purchased by the feds to combat the financial crisis and the recession. >> our balance sheet will decline gradually and predictab for october through december, the decline in our securities holdings will be capped at $6 billion per month for treasuries

fear furious because not only are there plants in these beds, um, my fiance' actual proposed to me by plalanning tulips in all of these garden beds. >> chen eventually called the pennsylvania department of agriculture. she's worried about what she's been exposed to and she wants that spraying stopped. >>> we now know who died last night in an east germantown quadruple shot shooting. philadelphia police say 16 year old jay custus died after someone opened fire op his blo block. gunshots rang out right around 8:30 on the 100 block of east pastor ya street. three other teens including a 1384 old girl and two guys ages 18 and 19 are hurt. the 1984 old is in critical condition. the search is on for the killer. >>> hurricane victims here in fill. they're animals and they need our help. >> and do you know juul. >> a device your teens may have that you'll certainly want to be on the look out for. hey, happy birthday to most everyone's favorite search engine google much it is kind of like a verb these days. i'll google in. the search engine is celebrating 19 years today and in typical going guilty

. >> if you don't, it's going to undermine the whole purpose of getting the card in the first pla placeyou decide to get a card, you need to make sure you pay on time. i'm only giving you the basic advice. when you only use a card once or twice a year, it's easy to forget the due date. >>> adjust those thermostats tomorrow. that's the message from california power officials. statewide flex alert is in affect between 1:00 and 10:00 p.m. hot temperatures grip the bay area and other parts of california. peek demand is expected in the afternoon when air-conditioners are typically in use. it's going to be hot. just how hot? >>> blistering heat over the next two days. let's take a look at highs so far. we have two records to show you. 95 in san jose. that ties the old record. san rafael has reached 96. that's breaking a previous record. triple digits. 102 in concord. this is quite comfortable. oakland, 90. 86, san francisco. it's going to get uncomfortable over the coming days. we're still retaining some of the warm san francisco right now. 80 degrees. oakland hasn't dropped much. you'll noti

are seeing irma impact puerto rico today, the virgin islands right now and for the bahamas not a good pla a lot of cruise ships are doing, you know, anything they can do to get away from the storm. and some of them are just left out to sea for longer vacations to stay away from this storm. i couldn't call it a vacation, though, with that rocky ship. as we head through florida, it is tracking farther to the east. that could be better news for florida. it's still right in the path, still going to need to make those preparations and evacuations, but now we could be seeing a threat here for heavy rain, some storms. our threat is pretty minimal compared to what they could see as far as south carolina and into north carolina. that would be another place of impact. so if you lessen the impact for the west coast of florida, you're going to increase the impact for parts of south carolina. it's really give or take here. but i like this easterly trend. people ask on facebook live, is it possible to continue back out to sea? it's possible. we're going to keep hoping that these tracks go farther and f

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. >> a pla bag, you pour it out, it shrinks. >> my dad used to have a box of wine for three months atime. >> it doesn't go bad, no ox gener hits it. >> cheers and thank you. >> cheers. i should use cheers. >> clink clink. that's the show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you so much for joining us. next week the auto repair clinic that defies stereotypes in a whole lot of ways. we're talking horsepower and p. each week keep it right here, we're "on the money." have a great one and we'll see >>> right now on nbc 10 news today we are watching jose, the storm is stirring up dangerous rip currents at the jersey shore. we'll take a closer look at the impact to our weather in this first alert forecast. >>> back on track, septa returns to normal for riders after a train partially derails in philadelphia. >>> school uncertainty -- students and parents are waiting to see if teachers will strike in a montgomery county school district. the latest on the negotiation. >>> good morning. this is nbc 10 news today. thanks for being with us. i'm rosemary connors. it's 5:30 on this sunday. we are track

. >> a pla bag, you pour it out, it shrinks. >> my dad used to have a box of wine for three months atime. >> it doesn't go bad, no ox gener hits it. >> cheers and thank you. >> cheers. i should use cheers. >> clink clink. that's the show for today. i'm becky quick. thank you so much for joining us. next week the auto repair clinic that defies stereotypes in a whole lot of ways. we're talking horsepower and p. each week keep it right here, we're "on the money." have a great one and we'll see sweet 4k tv, mr. peterson. thanks. pretty psyched. did you get fios too? no. mr. peterson, fios is a 100% fiber optic-network. what does that mean? think about it. if you got an awesome new car you'd put the best gas in it, right. so why hook up your awesome technology to anything other than a fiber-optic network? i got to go. peterson. counting on you guys. your internet deserves the 100% fiber-optic network. and now get our fastest internet ever plus tv and phone for just $79.99 per month. >>> good morning. road to recovery. the highway to the keys reopening this morni

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cooler than the last few days, the temperature lower than most days, the temperature lower than m ost plaas we move further into next week, the chance of some high pressure building up from the south—west and the uncertainty is how long it will last but it should settle things down although it would be that form. after that it looks like it to collapse because bc is strengthening jet arriving across the atlantic. everything a game coming in from the atlantic. tonight at ten: ryanair comes under intense pressure it's accused by the aviation regulator of ‘persistently misleading passengers'. as thousands of flights are cancelled and hundreds of thousands of passengers are affected the civil aviation authority orders ryanair to correct its compensation policy. consumers shouldn't have to choose between low—cost fares and legal rights. and that at the moment seems to be what ryanair are saying: you can either have cheaper fares or you can have your legal entitlement. and that's not acceptable. 34 routes will be suspended between november and march — on top of cancellations already taking plac

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provide essential preventative care and often in many counties, the only avenue cut contraceptiveut plaervices. it singles out planned parenthood by not allowing them to be reimbursed for basiccult health services, making it so much more difficult for women all around our country to access important care. what else does this most recent version of trumpcare, this partisan bill, not going tord regular order, well, just like the other onc ones in which to weaken the federal prohibition on lifetime limits, lifetime caps on the insurance that one can receive. that means americans with chronic diseases and conditions, and children with unique medical needs and challenges who still need continued life-saving care thou that cap to spend hundreds of o thousands of dollars on continued care, even though they were insured. that's devastating families, sending them into bankruptcy, spiraling them to financial catastrophe. a couple months back one of my constituents tweeted me a photo of her sons medical bill after a recent surgery. the bill was for $500 but it o showed that without the coverago sh

the opening of the invictus games ta kes pla ce the opening of the invictus games takes place later todayncouragement from the prince who founded the invictus games. teams from 17 countries have converged on toronto for the sporting competition which opens tonight. this year, more than 550 military personnel will take part in 12 different sports. all have had injury or sickness to overcome. it brings people together that can then associate with each other and learn from each other and help themselves, better people. that interaction is really important. to me, it's a way to get out and about again, to represent my country again. as an aussie, it is a way to get out and have fun. injust three years, the invictus games have become a global sporting event, and there is little doubt that that is down to the star power of prince harry and his determination to make them a success. toronto also happens to be where prince harry's actress girlfriend, meghan markle, lives and works, leading to much speculation the couple may make their first public appearance together. that question remains unanswe

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of the united states in a lengthy addres the president's main goal today was to promote his big tax pla. help bring money offshore to the compan back to the united states that's the period's main focus. he began the speech by speaking for four minutes about the federa response to hurricane maria and the devastating impact on the island of puerto rico. under fire and under criticism that the a's is not getting to puerto as quickly as many reside desperately need. i will bring you more of what he said in a moment. let's get straight to puerto rico. from t "washington post" and the "new york times" and jonath martin of the "new york times" the president just spoke here. his acting secretary who is workin 24-7 on this. she said this was a good news story. she cleaned this up a little bit and cleaned this up and said what she meant was people are workin 24-7. people on the ground and the aid organization. that's what she meant. the mayor took offense. the administrat is in a bit of a dilemma. listen to the president at the top of his remarks. >> the appropriate departments from homeland secu

the polling pla allows themce to cast -- place allows them to cast their votes? you get an election by individuals, ordinary people, casting their preference. looking at new hampshire politics, it is fun. it is a small state. it is not unimportant. every vote and town meeting is important. every congressional session in concord is important. people have the right and willingness and be attitude and -- the attitude and desire to make themselves heard. >> new hampshire is known for presidential politics. we play an amazing role of being the first in the nation when it comes to presidential primaries. people don't quite understand, literally within hours after the november election for president, candidates start showing up in new hampshire. pitch, just fever before the primaries, usually in february of that year. people start coming in. concord is a political mecca. the place you have to show. pulse of state politics and national politics happens. if you are a republican and you want to make sure that you are a republican -- that you want a governor, this place bec

the pla with 120 eager travelers.e after cage after cage, manassas regional airport just a temporary stopping place. shelters from around the region are now working to find permanent homes for these louisiana refugees. this is angel. angel came in on the plane this morning with 20 or so of his friends. colleen lurch works with the lost dog and cat rescue foundation. her shelter took 21 dogs. the best thing that we can do as a virginia organization is offer our support and our space. the animals coming in were already in shelters when harvey hit. many shelters in desperate need of pets displaced by the storm. you're a wig letter. hour are you? for those that were up foray doption anyway w say bring them to us we'll find them great homes and you you worry about the dogs and cats that were displaced because of flooding. that way if t those dogs and cats have a chance at being reyou united with their families the chance is even better if they're closer by. lovely little faces there. if you're interested in adisopting we'v

aam hoping there will be chinese translation of the book that will be widely read in the pla. so many original documents. inre is room for improvement the trilateral relationship among south korea, japan, united states. one of the sticking points is something you can show off if you know what it means. please raise your hand if you know what -- is. see seven hands. it is one of the central theacles in improving trilateral relationship. agreementhat it is an on the protection of military secrets. least 60 countries we have these agreements with. gsomia is an obstacle -- in terms of technology transfer, helping the korean defense ' 2020 reform plan, more can be done. i think the trump administration has already started down this path. joke, this partly as a but cutting the price of the f-35 doesn't just benefit the u.s. air force, it will benefit south korea's decision to already move ahead. topic, calledger defense reform. not just monetization of weapons systems and new technologies, it implies meeting the conditions that the american military has testified to congress about.

texas chemical pla >>> we have more devastation to report in the after math of harvey. >> another texas chemical plant has caught fire. dark clouds of smoke are pouring from one of the plant's trailers. the plant lost power during the flooding and we are told the chemicals stored have become unstable without refrigeration. >>> in beaumont desperate residents are lined up to get water. at the same time houston is bracing for more water from distressed reservoirs and city officials are urging people to get out. >> flood waters in the homes is a hazardous situation. there's dangers of electrocution. there's dangers of structural compromise. it is not a safe place to remain. >> tomorrow president trump is expected to visit texas and louisiana to survey the damage and meet with residents and this just in. we are learning the president will request $7.9 billion for initial recovery efforts. that money would go to fund the federal emergency management agency. the white house says more than 336,000 residents have applied for aid. >>> imagine being able to accurately predict severe weather month

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i was talking to someone who said it is about pla nters someone who said it is about planters and potsarden centres, why ville, the biggest one, how business goes for you this year? we've had a good year and we are optimistic for the autumn, which is almost upon us. what are the trends we are seeing, we had from matthew about the move towards ethical gardening, what are you seeing? there's a real move towards more conscientious gardening, customers are buying more natural products of the chemical alternatives and there's a trend coming through in organic gardening so people fertilise their plants are now opting for more organic plant seeds as opposed to traditional chemical based seeds. what about attracting young people, what about young gardeners, matthew said that the holy grail, a young person in a garden centre? younger people are already coming to visit us. when you look at how customers behave in the garden centres, it's no longer about collecting a plant and a bag of compost, people are coming for a real day out and they're looking for experienced. we have restaurants in most o

yesterday trying to explain why that would be the case she was asked a couple times how does the fedex plaedlain wh raising interest rates when inflation is a problem they said the inflation will move to a 2% target for the medium term. that's rooted in a belief that as long as the labor markets are as tight as they are, and we're hearing -- though it's much slower than the fed would think, there is evidence that wages are moving up. i think it's hard for this fed to believe that you will not get inflation at some point moving back up. of course the fed makes the case policy takes a long time to work you can't get behind the curve we want to avoid a situation where we wait too long and have to do more on interest rates the last thing is financial market conditions, everybody talks about that, the fact that we've seen actually interest rates in the market coming down even as the fed raised interest rates, and the equity market moving higher that is providing stimulus to the economy, that suggests the fed needs do less >> what if tax reform passes and we see growth above 3% how does that chang

when i say it's in thenot a pla your work to go ahead and protest, when i say that i really mean -- obviously you've gottfried on freedom of express. and we do have respect for the veterans. a lot of things we are doing with different aspects of this life that is building. we need to build from this. we don't need to keep being divisive and keep focusing on the fact that we are divisive. we have a lot to build on. this country is a great country. we love this country. we will continue to try to build from different aspects of the experiences that we go through. >> dante, what do you say to people who say athletes. they should just go play the game. make this sports. or what we have heard from some supporters of the president, the players are privileged. they have the privilege to play this sport and make a lot of money. it's disrespectful not to stand during the anthem? >> there's a lot of people in this country who are making a lot of money and athletes or celebrities draw the eye more than other people. you have executives on wall street who essential ran this economy into the dirt. no one

it's supposed to be a safe pla place. >> it's a safe haven y, it's always supposed to be that way. >> reporter: but police say it was anything but safe for 18-year-old special needs teenager after 32-year-old ronald coleman allegedly led him inside the rec center building here and raped him. around 2:00 o'clock wednesday afternoon. >> he was approached by the offender who asked if he was trying to get inside and then he let him inside or pulled him inside the rec center. >> just pray for him. nobody deserving to through th that. >> something like that is just horrifying. >> reporter: cole money is a city employee working as a seasonal maintenance worker here. he allegedly forced the teen into the kitchen and sexually assaulted him. parents and folks who use the play ground at 15th and morris were outraged by the assault. >> it's just heartbreaking. i just can't imagine the person, sickness. >> this playground should be for the children and they should be able to be safe when they come here. you know, and it's terrible for that to happen. >> reporter: a rec department spokeswoman said

here now is mike la plas, a st. thomas resident.s happening again so soon? >> no, it's unprecedented. melissa: what is it like? what are the preparations like? did you make it back home in between the last storm or now? >> i actually made it to florida. i have to get a private plane out of st. thomas to get to pr -- puerto rico and from puerto rico got a flight to get out of there. they were saying weeks and weeks and weeks before the airport was going to open back up. with this one now, who knows what it's going to be. melissa: what was it like when you got back there? what do you see? >> a whole different world. puerto rico was hardly touched. i couldn't believe it when i got to puerto rico. there weren't trees down. i stayed with a friend overnight. it got nothing. the storm missed them 100%, they got nothing from irma at all. i was shocked. florida got more than they did. melissa: i know you feel the governor of st. thomas mismanaged the resources that he's been given. what are your thoughts on that and what did you see when you

it is not really until we start to see that kind of enlightenment rationalism sur pla plant these ideas that we move to explanations for these phenomenon. even then we need to be careful about drawing too wide a divide between those two. as we're going to see, the two ideas, the supernatural and the scientific, are going to remain pretty thoroughly intertwined. mathieu? >> we've got 11% of people here who think furkss are re -- ufosl but don't think aliens have visited work. where is the boundary there? unidentified according to who? there are a lot of things i can't identify in the sky but i assume somebody can. >> this is true, this is true. yeah, the ipsos polls, the wording isn't great. the way that the ipsos poll explains that is not that there's an 11% difference between those who believe ufos are an extraterrestrial phenomenon, what gets commonly referred to as the extraterrestrial hypothesis that ufos are real and alien-related. the difference is 56% believe ufos are real, 11% fewer believe that some of those ufos have landed and we've had contact with the aliens. that's the dif

s annual look at the number of people who get the flu vaccine shows the numbers are pla toad. among those 6 months and older, flu vaccination coverage in the 2016-2017 flu season was 46.8%, leaving more than half of all americans unprotected from the flu. even when vaccine effectiveness is on the lower end it still prevents a great deal of suffering and illness. vaccine effectiveness of 4 % last season, c.d.c. estimates that flu shot prevented 5.4 million cases of the flu 2.7 million doctors' visits and 86,000 hospitalizations. with just a 5% increase, a 5% increase in vaccinations, the c.d.c. estimates that another 490,000 illnesses and 7,000 hospitalizations could have been avoided. so we've got a lot of room for improvement. because flu shots are produced by the private sector, by private sector manufacturers, supply does depend in part on demand. manufacturers project that they will provide between 151 million and 166 million doses of vaccine for the u.s. market this season. in different formulations. last season, 146 million doses were distributed. this season, flu shots

several airlines to resume flights to puerto rico plas ear as today. >>> right now, uc-berkeley is takingteps to boost security ahead of a free speech week. the event is set to kick off on sunday and run through wednesday. it's organized by milo yiannopoulos and the student group called berkeley patriot. volunteers from that campus group captured cell phone video yesterday showing promotional flyers they put up being torn down later on by student senators. some of the signs the read your city is run by thugs in black masks. milo yiannopoulos posted the cell phone video on facebook to showcase the growing tension on the campus. uc officials say that they expect to pay $1 million for security. >> too much is at stake in terms of the security of our community. >> it's more effective to use language that is provocative, that's the point we're trying to make. even if you don't agree with what's being said, it has a right to be said. >> and we reached out to student senators at cal who told us, quote, the posters were not torn down solely because of the political content. they do not comply wit

i think earlier today said willy mays plas saturday but right around the corner from there.ou don't have to have tickets to go to the game and it will be marcus and laura and mike, i won't be out there. we'll have beautiful weather over the next several days in san francisco. really clearing out, you'll get lower humidity and inland areas are also going to have great weather. >> great. >> sounds very good. >> our next newscast is coming up tonight at 5:00. >> we'll see you tomorrow morning as well. "access hollywood" "access hollywood live." we're live in five, four, three, two, one. ♪ what would you do if i sing out of tune ♪ ♪ would you stand up and walk out on me ♪ ♪ lend me your ears and i'll sing you a song ♪ ♪ and i'll try not to sing out of key ♪ ♪ oh i get by with a little help from my friends ♪ ♪ i get by with a little help from our friends ♪ >> we get by with a lot of help from our friends. $44 million raised last night from