i don't see any other ping-pong people. don't even know what they are called because nobody knows. >> they are called ping popping people. >> he ruined it. he was going with i am a testosterone heavy ping-pong player. >> you followed the world championship very closely? >> every year. >> do you think they are in financial trouble and they are taking back the $45,000? >> the reason is we wanted to view table tennis for what it is. a sport. it is in fact a sport. and just like all of the other sports when their athletes like football they go into the end zone and they do the celebrations and they are fined. so just like any other sport we will fine you if you do a celebration. that's what they are doing. >> why not let the authorities take over? >> let the government deal with it? >> united nations. >> i'm sure he is in trouble. he is from china. they don't like their athletes misbehaving. >> i think the big problem is he took his shirt off. the world of professional -- they are well known for homophobia. >> it is? >> yes. >>

visit the national robot human ping-pong finals. that's xl 549445.is the first time ping-pong player, he previously worked the line at chrysler, but he followed his dream as a ping-pong player, he got laid off, he's pisces, and he likes long walks in the woods at sun down where he often devours human beings. >> important news, this is an incredible moment, dr. kent brantley, actually for the second time donated his blood, matched the blood of ---you see the guy next to him at nebraska medical center, u.s. journalist, who also unfortunately came down with ebola, he gave him a transfusion so hopefully he can survive. >>> a grim first for america. the first person diagnose with the ebola here has died. and today new screenings at airports are starting, this is special report. >>> good evening, i'm brett baier, the first person diagnosed with ebola in the united states has died. thomas eric duncan lost his battle with the virus this morning. and there's word that another person has come to the hospital with similar

. >> i'm amazed that ping pong balls aren't flying out. >>> we've got dash cam footage from a snowy road in russia. it looks like everything is going okay. keep your eyes on the road. >> i'm caught by how fast they drive on the roads in russia when covered in snow. >> covered in snow and ice. what's that in the distance? another car. brace yourself. >> that car got in some trouble. fish tailing right into the car we are riding in. there are some photos of the car we are riding in. it looked like the engine absorbed everything. both drivers were injured as a result of this accident. the driver of the car that caused the accident ending up losing his leg as a result of this crash. this second dash cam video shorter. this happens quickly. pay close attention to the cars coming across the intersection. that turn causes a problem. a car swerves to get out of the way and loses control. coming right toward the car we are riding in. >> i didn't see that coming. >> the crash looks serious but ended up being not too terrible. everybody walk away okay. >> we have that awful video out of china about

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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, everyone. to the san francisco land use & economic development committee i'm supervisor wiener the chairman of the committee our committee vice chair supervisor kim was unable to join us today so supervisor mar is sitting in place the of supervisor kim and supervisor cohen a member of the committee we're also joined by the president of the board of supervisors supervisor chiu

the ping pong playing robot uses artificial intelligence to analyze its opponents moves, as well as the trajectory and velocity of the ball. a company specializing in health care is introducing a wearable gadget that measures the level of body fat, as well. now another firm is displaying a robot that can recognize people's voices, and converse with them. officials at the company say it can help senior citizens who live alone. a major chinese tech firm is expecting to get lots of attention with its large exhibit. some japanese manufacturers like sony aren't even taking part in the trade show. >>> the state of the yen and more affordable flights have brought a record number of visitors to japan. last year, for the first time, the number of tourists from abroad tipped over 10 million. government leaders want to double that figure by the time the olympics come to tokyo in 2020. managers at i.t. firms are getting a head start now. nhk world explains. >> reporter: a native of tokyo shows foreign tourists hidden corners of the city. >> it's not so popular. but often come here. >> reporter: thi

houses multi-purpose rooms for all kinds of activities including basketball, line dancing, playing ping-pongrts can crafts. >> you can use it for whatever you want to do, you can do it here. >> on friday, november 16, the dedication and ribbon cutting took place at the sunset playground and recreation center, celebrating its renovation. it was raining, but the rain clearly did not dampen the spirits of the dignitaries, community members and children in attendance. [cheering and applauding] ♪ ♪ >> i tried to think about this room as the dream room, where we dream and bring some of those dreams to life. i feel very blessed that i have been able to spend the last 31 years of my life doing it my way, thinking about things better interesting to me, and then pursuing them. there are a lot of different artists that come here to work, mostly doing aerial work. kindred spirits, so to speak. there is a circus company that i have been fortunate enough to work with the last couple of years. i use elements of dance and choreography and combine that with theater techniques. a lot of the work is content- b

historic building that has been redone in a beautiful fashion and you have that beautiful outdoor ping-pong have got the art commission involved and if you look at them, and we can particularly the gate as you came in, and that is extraordinary. and so these tiles, i am going to recommend that every park come and look at this park, because i think that the way that you have acknowledged donor iss really first class. >> it is nice to come and play and we have been driving by for

he sends it up and then it ping-pongs off the defender and off united's player. 1-0, washington.as sensational. he made several fingertip saves to preserve the shutout and the win. 1-0, d.c. united the winner in this one. >> the terps held their annual media day and after all the doom and gloom, there is genuine excitement the belief that this team can be special. they have a highly ranked recruiting class coming in. mark turgen was asked about his transfers. >> maybe things happen the way they happen. love my team. i have 11 guys on scholarship that are all really good players, want to be here. so we expect to be here. >> a very confident mark turgent. >> ernie grunfeld signed john lucas. sound familiar? john lucas' son. the second john lucas to play for the wizards. there are you go. all righty. >> let's talk about the holiday. it's a legacy. that's good. >> if you don't have holiday plans, it's time to get cracking because you're not going to be lone >> rain headed your way for the morning commute. ou can read these stories on wjla.com. >> your holiday travel may be more expen

the penalty that ping pong -- my gosh, over ping pong. he got hit with penalties after his big win.s, do you remember that old kids song no monkeys jumping on the bed. well, this guy apparently never heard that one. autothe administration block access for the news media. the complaints of secrecy now escalating to a whole new level. susan paige at usa today calling the administration down right dangerous. >> my big fear is that this administration has been more restrictive and more challenging to the press, more dangerous to the press really than any administration in american history in terms of legal investigation and so on, and i think access to the white house has just gotten worse and worse. >> the former clinton campaign advisor and the president of indiana think tank and larry o'connor, a radio show host and editor at large at ij review.com. simon, whatever happened to the good old days when this administration promised transparency like no other administration ever before, and now you have people in the mainstream media calling it the most dangerous administration ever. what

with pong pong ball lotteries. all right. league's owners only had seven team votes when they needed 23 to change it. now, where the worse team worse four teams would only have 11% if it changed that chance for the first pick and now the worst teams chances stay at 25%. so the sixers will have more balls this lottery. so sam hinkie is now screaming in the offices, tank you philadelphia together we tank. >> it's just -- it's a shame. i know what -- what the theory is you got to get worse before you get better. but it's obnoxious to try to put together a team which can't beat eight of top 10 college teams and they'll have that all season. >> i know. >> that's inherently wrong. >> it's the fan base you feel sorry for, right. >> highlights i have to run. (laughter). >> sorry. >> the low lights. >> the low lights. >> look forward to arizona on sunday right now. >> all right. >> straight ahead at 6:00 something you don't expect to see ensteep trolley. conductor saw people shooting up heroin right in the open. a story you'll see onl

historic building that has been redone in a beautiful fashion and you have that beautiful outdoor ping-pong table and you have got the art commission involved and if you look at them, and we can particularly the gate as you came in, and that is extraordinary. and so these tiles, i am going to recommend that every park come and look at this park, because i think that the way that you have acknowledged donor iss really first class. >> it is nice to come and play and we have been driving by for literally a year. >> it is kind of nice. >> all of the people that are here. ♪ october 21, 2014, can we have the call to order and roll call please. commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph marry commissioner perez go giants commissioner hyde we have a would you state your name and the commissioner has an emergency i'm sure you're aware of we have a vacancies we have quorum and you can precede do you need a reminder. >> no, i think i'm okay i'd like to start off by thanking sfgovtv for putting us on the air and like you all to turn off our cell phones and we'll move on to item one. this i

the school district with money to fund a game academy and high school students in the city will play pong part of a national trend to incorporate computer science into public schools. in california alone, there are 78,000 open jobs for computer scientists and in zinga, they will present a check for $31,000 to the district. >> apple is bringing technology to low income students giving out ipads and macs and apple tv to 114 schools across the nation including here in san jose and in richmond. part of the $100 million pledge to president obama's connected initiative a campaign for educational technology. teachers say the gadgets will give students real world skills. >> the giants will take on the royals, and fans young and old are showing their spirit. >> way did go. someone put her on the jumbo-tron, 101-year-old does not know the exact words to the song but her giant heart is in the right place. way to go, madeleine. ♪ one, two, three strikes you are out ♪ >> fans have been sending photos showing their own team spirit. shear -- here is a young man sitting on orange and black... moose. >>>

justice kagan has said she's the youngest justice, and she prongs playing pong, that's the game of her youth. but when defining the moments the courts often get it and in a world where all of our private hopes and fears are stored on electronic devices you do need a warrant before they can search. >> they've been called upon to look into the work of a rapper and his lyrics, and justice soto meyer has freely consented that justices don't know much about rap music. when we return, we'll go back to the case can a passport of an israeli-born american boy be used to force the u.s. to recognize jerusalem as israel's capitol? stay with us. >> on the stream. >> the war on climate change is being waged by innovators from around the globe from solar power dresses and smart cities, to a green military wait till you see what's going on >>the stream, on al jazeera america >> kentucky, a state that's hurting economically. >> when the mines shut down it affects other businesses too you know, it hurts everything. >> some say it's time for a change. >> mitch has been in there so long. >> while others w

observers say pong yonge tried to use it as an opportunity to start negotiations with washington. >> we remain focused on the continued detention of kenneth bay and matthew miller and called on the uk to release them. the u.s. government will work on both cases. >> two other u.s. nationals are detained in north korea serving sentences of hard labor. kenneth bay was arresteded in 2012. pyongyang said bay committed hostile acts. matthew miller was arrested in april on charges of disturbing law and order. japan's finance minister has suggested that the leaders of japan and china meet for some talks next month. taro aso made the proposal to a high-ranking chinese official. aso had a five-minute exchange with vice premier zhang gaoli in beijing. they were attending a group from the economic corporation forum. >> translator: i told zhang that it would be very significant for improving bilateral ties if the top leaders could talk on the sidelines of the apec summit in beijing next month. >> aso told reporters that japan's direct investment in china for the first half of this year dropped ab

historic building that has been redone in a beautiful fashion and you have that beautiful outdoor ping-pong table and you have got the art commission involved and if you look at them, and we can particularly the gate as you came in, and that is extraordinary. and so these tiles, i am going to recommend that every park come and look at this park, because i think that the way that you have acknowledged donor iss really first class. >> it is nice to come and play and we have been driving by for literally a year. >> it is kind of nice. >> all of the people that are here. ♪ >> we broke ground in december of last year. we broke ground the day after sandy hook connecticut and had a moment of silence here. it's really great to see the silence that we experienced then and we've experienced over the years in this playground is now filled with these voices. >> 321, okay. [ applause ] >> the park was kind of bleak. it was scary and over grown. we started to help maclaren park when we found there wasn't any money in the bond for this park maclaren. we spent time for funding. it was expensive to raise mo

justice kagan has said she's the youngest justice, and she prongs playing pong, that's the game of her youth. but when defining the moments the courts often get it and in a world where all of our private hopes and fears are stored on electronic devices you do need a warrant before they can search. >> they've been called upon to look into the work of a rapper and his lyrics, and justice soto meyer has freely consented that justices don't know much about rap music. when we return, we'll go back to the case can a passport of an israeli-born american boy be used to force the u.s. to recognize jerusalem as israel's capitol? stay with us. >> on tech know, cars, the science behind... keeping us safe on the road... >> oh! >> oh my god! >> the driving force behind these new innovations >> i did not see that one coming... >> tech know's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us... >> sharks like affection... >> tech know, where technology meets humanity only on al jazeera america >> welcome ba

at a cost on par with on-campus housing, students get a game room, billiards, ping-pong and free arcade games. just down the hall is a pry vault theater with a giant projection screen. upstairs, you'll find a 24,000 square foot fitness center. all this before you even step foot into your room. for tori who grew up with their own bedrooms, privacy is paramount. she remembers struggling in her freshman year when she had to share a room. >> it was a shock, to go to a room that i had to share with was really different because i just wanted the whole room to be mine and put my stuff everywhere. >> reporter: and when she moved into her own space, she says her grades improved. >> i don't have to worry about, oh, you know, is my roommate going to come home, is she going to want to talk to me for 20 minutes. to be able to come in here and close my door really helps me study. >> reporter: a suite like tori's runs about $17,000 an academic year. a comparable room on campus costs around $15,500. but factor in the unlimited meal plan, free gym membership and other amenities, and students say it's a

justice kagan has said she's the youngest justice, and she prongs playing pong, that's the game of her youth. but when defining the moments the courts often get it and in a world where all of our private hopes and fears are stored on electronic devices you do need a warrant before they can search. >> they've been called upon to look into the work of a rapper and his lyrics, and justice soto meyer has freely consented that justices don't know much about rap music. when we return, we'll go back to the case can a passport of an israeli-born american boy be used to force the u.s. to recognize jerusalem as israel's capitol? stay with us. >> edge of eighteen, >> your entire life has brought you up to this point, right now! american teens, making a difference >> we wanna fight for our education >> choosing a path... >> if i'm not sharing the gospel, then i feel empty inside because that's the gift that god has given me >> deciding their own future... >> i'm petty burnt out... if i said that i was perfectly fine, i would be lying >> oscar winner alex gibney's edge of eighteen the powerful conc

justice kagan has said she's the youngest justice, and she prongs playing pong, that's the game of her youth. but when defining the moments the courts often get it and in a world where all of our private hopes and fears are stored on electronic devices you do need a warrant before they can search. >> they've been called upon to look into the work of a rapper and his lyrics, and justice soto meyer has freely consented that justices don't know much about rap music. when we return, we'll go back to the case can a passport of an israeli-born american boy be used to force the u.s. to recognize jerusalem as israel's capitol? stay with us. >> alaska, a state that depends on it's natural beauty >> we need to make sure that we have clean air >> some are living off natures bounty >> we're rich cause of all the resources we have... >> while others say they can't even afford health insurance >> the owners of this restaurant pay an extra $5.20 an hour to provide health insurance >> communities trying to cope i just keep putting one foot in front of the other >> what can people hope for come electio

justice kagan has said she's the youngest justice, and she prongs playing pong, that's the game of her youth. but when defining the moments the courts often get it and in a world where all of our private hopes and fears are stored on electronic devices you do need a warrant before they can search. >> they've been called upon to look into the work of a rapper and his lyrics, and justice soto meyer has freely consented that justices don't know much about rap music. when we return, we'll go back to the case can a passport of an israeli-born american boy be used to force the u.s. to recognize jerusalem as israel's capitol? stay with us. >> welcome back to inside story on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. the supreme court of the united states is now back in session. remember the name ari zibito vski for a while. how does a kid end up at the center of a separation of powers case. bruce was mentioning this earlier but we didn't get into the nitty-gritty. he was born in jerusalem. not recognized as the capitol of israel by the united states. is this a tug-of-war by the state department and

includes two large tvs and gaming station and some comfortable furniture and a ping-pong table. joined the celebration and offered up some advice for the kids. >> listen to your mothers and your fathers and your brothers and sisters, whoever is older and whoever is in charge of you, listen to them. they have your best interest at heart. >> along with that very sound advice, he gave out school supplies and backpacks to the kids. >>> mo'ne davis hasn't gotten much rest at all since becoming a household name. now teaming up with spike lee, the director posted this photo on instagram you can see him with the taney dragons pitcher. spike is putting together a ten-minute documentary for chevrolet that will turn into a commercial for the world series. it is official, mo'ne will be in the world series. >>> still time to vote for the blitz high school game of the week. this game was leading earlier this morning when i checked with about 50% of the vote. so, st. joe's prep and lasalle fans get your votes in. to vote, just go to nbc10.com or our facebook page and also call or text your onc

>> i'm just amazed someone gets 45 grand for playing ping pong. >> what's wrong? he gets excited. off his shirt. we don't get mad when other guys with pads rip off their shirts, bill karins, athletes. why are we taking it out on the ping pongers. >> i'm all for it. no justification. >> if you're into that. >> can i show you something else that's pretty hot. >> oh! >> great tease. how about 2,000 degrees. >> what have you got? >> lava. lava is cool. this is one of the big stories on the big island of hawaii in the town of pahoa. actually being threatened. some homes are 70 yards away from the lava flow and those homes invited the homeowners to watch their homes burn down. kind of sad. but it does give them some closure. it goes through the main road with it will be 100 mile drive for people in that town to get groceries one way. >> they are active weather working to make new roads to try to provide alternative routes. >> yeah. very rural area that we're watching. >> this is just slow progressive -- >> about 15 to 20 yards an hour. so, yeah. pretty crazy stuff. quickly to your forec

houses multi-purpose rooms for all kinds of activities including basketball, line dancing, playing ping-pong and arts can crafts. >> you can use it for whatever you want to do, you can do it here. >> on friday, november 16, the dedication and ribbon cutting took place at the sunset playground and recreation center, celebrating its renovation. it was raining, but the rain clearly did not dampen the spirits of the dignitaries, community members and children in attendance. [cheering and applauding] ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm jonathan i'm asking fewer our vote this do have i'm rounding for the 2nd district i'm logan looking to improve failures by focusing on creating city funding government and friendly partners i'm a 10 year resident our children were born and raised i'm an a.d. individual bike computer i started also known as as an sdiefk and as an innovator i can't help but notice the disparity brown the together growing and the disappointing pace even if improvement to our services we're at an economics peek yet i see the san franciscan are sfrulg balk. >> u and city government fails around education an

as you look at temperatures 48 pong knows. philadelphia 56 and millville 45. sea isle is they upper 50s same atlantic city boardwalk and reading north and west of town. here's a look what we can expect for the week ahead. winds continue to subside for the rest of tonight. i'm also tracking a brief warm-up early this week and trick or treat? that's the question. and i've got the answer as we get closer to halloween. early call from accuweather with the full and exclusive 7 day forecast walter. >> i hope it's a treat. >> we'll find out. >> thank you, melissa. of course our weather team is staying on top of the forecast for coming week including conditions for trick or treating this coming friday. and tune into "action news" starting at 4:30 tomorrow morning and david murphy is tracking temperatures he'll bring you the very latest. >> the obama administration is conveyed concerns to the governors of new jersey and new york about those states mandatory ebola quarantine and nurse is now in quarantine at new jersey hospital because she had contact with ebola patient

but it doesn't look like a whole lot and then in the evening maybe another light sprinkle or shower ponghrough by tomorrow evening it is do. your exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast, today very warm, 75 degrees. hoe high to mid level clouds mixing with sun. then tomorrow clouds and sun with just a spotty shower around, not much rain overall. another nice high of 71 degrees. and then on thursday after that front gets out of here we go to 61 for a high, it will be sunny, cooler, probably a little breezy and for halloween going for a mix of clouds and sun, cool weather, a high of 58 degrees and we're going to take out that possibility of a shower for friday night. it now looks like it will be dry. showers will probably pop up again on saturday and along with them a windy chilly, a high of 48 on saturday. we have to post the possibility of a shower and in the northern and western suburbs don't be surprised if you see a wet snowflake for the first time. >> what. >> this year. that could happen on saturday. >> i'm not scared. >> good. >> i'm going to focus on enjoying today. thank you david.

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of oxygen molecules in this machine to give us gorgeous pictures of thought ricocheting like a ping-pong ball inside the human mind. and believe it or not your brain only uses 20 watts of power. and yet to simulate it with this, it would require a computer a city block by a city block and it would consume the energy of a nuclear power plant in have to be cooled by a river. your brain does it with 20 watts and when someone calls you a dim bulb, that is a compliment. and so how is it possible reign and what is consciousness anyway? welcome in the history of science, there have been 20,000 papers written about consciousness. and never in the history of them have so many devoted so much to produce so little. and in my book i actually give you a definition. a metric by which you can measure numeric levels of consciousness. we feel philosophical about us and we quantify it and it's all in my book. [laughter] and so to do this, the two great mysteries are the universe and the mind and some people think that and what is so strange about this. well, when we look at nature, the fundamental level,

ricocheted like a ping-pong ball inside the human mind and believe it or not your brain only uses 20 watts of power and yet it's simulated with the digital computer it would require a computer a city block by a city block for you would consume the energy of a nuclear power plant in would have to be cooled by a river. your brain does it with 20 watts. when someone calls you a dim bulb that's a complement. [laughter] so how is it possible and what is consciousness anyway? in the history of science there have been 20,000 papers written about consciousness. never in the history of science have so many devoted so much to produce so little. however in my book i actually give you a definition. a metric by which you can measure numerically levels of consciousness. we are so eloquent and philosophical. we define it. we quantify it and it's all in my book. [laughter] so the two great mysteries are the universe and the mind. some people think well, i work in what's called string theory. what's so strange about strings? look at nature. at the fundamental level dna is a string. string allows you

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from the end zone to the soccer field to not so high-stakes ping-pong game. athletes taking a moment to celebrate a hard-earned victory. i may have stomped on the field a few times myself. >> strahan, touchdown, and the giants win. >> reporter: but go too far and you risk fines or penalties. and apparently when it comes to excessive celebration, table tennis is one sport that doesn't pl play. this morning, china's table tennis champion is finding it out the hard way. he just won germany 2014 men's world cup and a $45,000 prize. celebrating by kicking through a sign. even taking off his shirt and throwing it into the crowd. these two guys actually fighting over it. but get this, after stripping off that jersey, the international table tennis federation stripped him of his title and winnings. now he's apologizing, writing this was a perfect victory. i have been under a great deal of pressure. it was not acceptable behavior and i am sorry. an overzealous champ now kicking himself. >> it was a sincere apology. >> he didn't hit anybody. >> you fine him, don't take

the lamborghini vallejo started in june but has gained speeds the past week forcing residents to pong and flee their homes. this weekend, authorities went door to door telling residents to prepare for mandatory evacuations in the coming days. >> it's real. it's now or never. you pack and you have to get o. when you get the notice anywhere from three to five days, this is the real thing. >> in august, residents here were hit hard by by a tropical storm. now they face a new threat. >> we are praying really hard it will spare us in this area here. my whole family is in this subdivision. we're all on needles and pins. >> the volcano has erupted continuously since 1983, but the lamborghini vallejo usually heads toward the ocean. officials are saying the past two years the lamborghini vallejo flow has begun to shift toward more densely populated activities. >> if for any reason it does pick up in its rate of advancement, we may need people to pick up the pace and move their plans on a little fast. >> lamborghini vallejo could reach first homes as early as tuesday. >>> still ahead, where doe

al jazeera obtained access to the middle school in pong. >> at the pyongyang middle school number one, the children have great hops for the future of their country. >> i'm going to be a scientist in the future. our scientist have already settled on a career, and i'll follow them. i'm going to lump, five, six, seven... >> children coming here are among the best students in the country, and everywhere here have the same dream. >> one country, only one korea. here our country is divided in half. i understand that. >> the issue of reninification of the korean peninsula is an important subject for many studying in the school. the korean peninsula here is not divided. we came upped the control of guides who watched our every move, but the students are taught to defend the values by the dynasty that ruled for 70 years. >> i'm commanded by the supreme commander to respect. >> this was one of the core values of the communist state, known as sonmoon, the first ideology. >> the new generation - it is important for them to learn about how their parents, how the former generations had to struggle

. >> what do do with all the beer pong? need something for that. >> just one step at a time. >> progress. that's what we have here in america. let's look a day. temperatures in the '60s. this time mid-60s. chance of showers early on. not an all day storm. another quiet day. 55 degrees right now. central's at 54. much cooler in lansing. 43 degrees. we continue to see light showers across portions of southern will county. a little bit across kankakee. not much early on to some white sprinkles with 20 percent chance of rain. today's official high is 66 degrees. back down to 44 tonight. sunshine tomorrow. thursday we make 63. freddie 62. temperatures will warm up in time for the marathon on sunday high-temperature 64. >> the marathon that that that we know you are getting ready for it. coming up ... the judge in ferguson urges change in policies. >>plus -- the supreme court national debate over same-sex marriages.. now that ruling is getting mixed reactions across the country. and -- first it was "bendgate" for the new i-phone

in september or earlier this month, a team of doctors from europe have been flown to pong yang to remove the cyst from his ankle. the intelligence official didn't specify which countries they had come from, simply it was a european medical team. the officials said it had derived from what's known as tarsal tunnel syndrome. that's an ailment that comes when the nerves are pinched in the ankle and a swelling then erupts. what the official also said was that the condition could reoccur. it's been removed but it could reoccur. there's a health warning with this. the tintelligence agencies deal with information and disinformation. having said that though, south korean intelligence agency does have a reputation for what's called human intelligence. in plain english, spies on the ground. this official was giving information or disinformation to a properly constituted group within the parliament. >> steve evans there reporting from seoul. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come. bbc 100 women season continues with a special report on the remarkable women rebuilding their lives after attack

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you know i was watching that ping-pong championship like anybody else just riveted. think the shirt -- taking off the shirt may have cost him. maybe gone a little bit too far. >> it was a big, big match, the world cup. that is coming up. >>> first the news, the latest on kaci hickox. that's the nurse in mandatory quarantine. she is back in maine this morning, but not at her home yet. and there is so much confusion now how to handle those people battling ebola. the cdc has one set of rules and several states and the military going further. we'll sort through it all with the nation's top disease expert. >> that is just ahead. >>> but right to the developing story out of hawaii. the red-hot lava threatening to wipe out a town on the big island. some families evacuating as the flow closes in on homes and key roads. and rob marciano was just on the front lines in pahoa, hawaii. good morning, rob. >> reporter: robin, look at this laf have flow behind me. it just broke out from underneath what was crusted over lava. we're still three miles from the lava front. this is blist

radar, ultimate doppler radar, showing some thunderstorms in new castle county, delaware, lightning pong up along the chesapeake bay. a loft storms in ocean county, new jersey, around toms river, and places like that. so we have some heavy downpours, in other places cents, and some folks aren't getting anything at all. that's what's going on right now. here is your planner for the rest of the day. plan on windy day, winds gusting to up 30 miles an hour, on and off rain, throughout the day, the scattered storms will mostly be around this morning, sunset time 6:12. and that's your weather for wednesday. now, in wynnefield, city line avenue at ram street. there is an accident that has all lanes blocked. you can't get through that part of city line avenue. it was a single car crash, with a downed tree, and pole. take overbrook avenue, chris, as your alternate. >> sue, thank you. unbelievable. this man thought he would be wheelchair bound for life. how a breakthrough treatment is getting him to walk again. >>> continuing to follow breaking news in the hunting park section of philadelphia. a f

fact of the matter is that both political parties have at one time or another play political ping-ponggration. folks, honest, hard-working folks get confused about what it is we are dealing with. the undocumented population of 11 or 12 million people are not people you should be fearing. they are contributing to the economy and many of them have kids and grandchildren board in this country. sometimes you feel we are living in two worlds, the world a people who contribute and work and want to stay and others who fear what they don't understand. >> i do think that the fast change of the demographics in this country is unsettling for everyone. >> and we talk about that since 1970 there has been a six-fold increase of the number of hispanics in america. >> 50,000 u.s.-born hispanics turn 18 years of age every month in this country. >> that is important. the fact is, the vast majority of hispanics are u.s. citizens. under the age of 18, its 95% of those individuals who are latinos that are u.s. citizens. >> in terms of what you would -- to someone who has been in government and is in state

. >> you like the way things have ping-ponged. and the next day starter is tim hudson. giants got in some batting practice. prior to the start of the series was about who was going to win game one. then it was about the sense of urgency for the royals how they couldn't afford to come to san francisco down 2-0. after the performance of both bullpen teams, the story has changed to who bruce bochy will trust at the mound. no matter what the story line you have to win four. >> i am trying to think how long that's been going on now. how important the next game is. you know, i think i've heard this since late august. so it's, that never changes here. game one was important. we thought yesterday was and this one is too. >> there you have it. more coming up in sports but bruce bochy's approach is why i think the giants have succeeded in these games because he's calm from beginning to even. >> he's so even keel. never seen him up, never seen him down, just right in the middle. >> and has a sense of humor. >> he knows what he's doing. been there before. and our coverage starts at

the site used facebook data to find out how many users in each state had an interest in beer pong, fantasyotball and video games. all right. >>> to more serious news, the first u.s. ebola patient has died. >> that's our top story today on nbc 10 news at 4:00. thomas duncan died at a dallas hospital. the 42-year-old man was from liberia. he came to the u.s. in late september. family members who shared a texas apartment with duncan after his arrival remain today in quarantine. >>> new at 4:30, should air travel rules be changed in light of the ebola outbreak? nbc 10 poses that question to leading medical experts meeting in our area right now. glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> i'm tracking cooler conditions plus the return of the rain in my exclusive nbc 10 first alert seven-day forecast. >>> then, coming up tonight on nbc 10 news at 5:00, he thought they were his friends and his teammates. well, now police are involved after an incident on the field and what accusations a high school soccer player from pennsylvania is making. we'll have that story in the next hour. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>>

and you can see, isolated shower just pong up, at the shore, there as we look at the rest of the viewingarea, not much in the way of showers, but they're here and around. got to mention it, it is not even necessarily umbrella worthy. there you see clouds, some sun, stray shower, 73 degrees today, and then tonight a little bit cooler, even with the cloudy skies. there it is your weather authority forecast. we go back to traffic or if you just joined us, here's traffic in clementon, new jersey, white horse avenue, between the white horse pike and berlin road. there is cents an accident, that has the right lane block. >> route 73, construction there, has the left lane blocked. concerny? >> sue, thanks. it is 5:32, breaking news we've been following for this morning out of atlantic city. late night fire spreads to several structures just block from the boardwalk. >> this has been developing scene, steve keeley has been on for us all morning long. steve, what's the latest? >> non-stop fire here, very stubborn, seeing lots of smoke, where it is even worse apparently, we're on atlantic avenue.

each one of these bingo hoppers is filled with ping-pong balls.ll has a sentence fragment on it that hopefully will all fit together to make a buzzfeed-style list topic. we have a buzzfeed representative standing by. erin la rosa is with us. what is your title? >> i'm an editor. >> jimmy: this is perfect. you make the lists? >> i make all of the lists. >> jimmy: you're going to love this. i hope this doesn't put you out of work. but somebody is going to have to spin the thing, so -- here we go. first ball says -- 7 cloud formations. >> okay. >> jimmy: next ball says -- ben affleck's dermatologist. >> yep. okay. >> jimmy: are we off to a good start, erin? >> i can make something with this, maybe. >> jimmy: okay. takes to prom. >> okay, yep. >> jimmy: in the checkout line at chic o's. that's going to be a tough one. >> going to be tough. >> jimmy: let's try it again. you get the idea, though, okay? all right, here we go. okay. five classic novels. >> great. >> jimmy: i think we've already lost most of the audience. [ laughter ] okay. liam neeson. th

it's like ping ponging back and forth. at this hospital now we're going to move one to nih, one to emory. where's the disconnect if she called into the cdc and she told them she had what she considered to be a low-grade temp. but yes, by medical standards anything 100.4 and above is considered a fever. >> it seemed yesterday that the president wasn't actually -- it seems that frieden actually didn't know the cdc was called before president obama held an ebola task force meeting that he held in a cabinet meeting yesterday. one of the ideas i had last night was that if i were the white house i would maybe try to send two people, a communications person and maybe just a good government manager, to be with them at the cdc to try to deal with the communications problem in addition to all the other things the have to be worried about in terms of the potential for more cases. >> yeah. i think we've -- i think it's a good idea. but look, this is not a guy that's used to being caught up in something like this. this guy runs the cdc