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hoesident trumted to justin trudeau in his statements, might we see realtime this could fritter away in front of us, this historic summit? >> well, that would be north korea's objective. they have an interest in holding a cosmetic summit, not being forced to make specific commitments, but to verify denuclearization. north korea will want to sort of pop in and out. so donald trump has played into this regard. he's made it very difficult on himself. there are reports he'll hold a one-on-one meeting with kim jong-un. the more expert staff that donald trump has in that room with him, the higher his leverage is. the greater his ability is to pin north korea down on specifics, to eliminate ambiguity that north korea would exploit, and to ensure everything is coordinated with our allies. you know, if kim jong-un can truncate the timetable of this would serve his efforts greatly. >> this has, at least in recent times, since the early 1990s, been a multilateral effort. the so-called, so-famed six-party talks that really became, really resulted in very little progress here. but they are still

steph was asked about that and we'll see the answers will be in realtime on the screen below you can see people will start voting in a second. steph was asked -- there was a second question of the news conference all about that trophy. here is his response. >> that's kind of the nature of the beast being on the stage four times in a rope. you have to look for what you don't have. there is always the things about society is always looking at what can you attain more and more and more? that's fine. that's part of the beast. that's part of my motivation to try to get back to the stage because i want more championships. >> all right. so we see the votes swing back and forth here. steph is already -- i mean if he stopped playing tonight he is a hall of famer. but does he need the finals trophy. >> he is such a transskrendentant machines it puts a stamp on around iguodala hall of fame by comparison. what steph does his team wins. he got an unaassume game 7 but yes a big game but one of only four players with russell westbrook in 2017 and michael jordan in 1990 to do 27, 10 and 9 with one b

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are they sharing threats in realtime. i often get the answer no, and the cited reasons are is that they have confidentiality agreements with us and have privacy requirements, all things that we all agree are absolutely valuable and essential but at the same time from my point of view are preventing us from receiving some of that threat intelligence that would help us further protect the customer's privacy. >> i would like to comment on that. >> i think up. great things about the fsisac you can share no mousily on the portal so it would encourage your third-party processor to get in touch with me and we can work on that. you get the legal objections all the time by the time we get involved, oh, i think my name is going to be in the paper tomorrow any share. well, it doesn't happen. we have a pretty good controls around, you know, that information. it's not shared with attribution. in fact, every time there's an attack our members are sharing online realtime. the in fact, i was visiting charlotte in north carolina, you can

and in a way, all during impeachment, it felt tome, in realtime and in retrospect, it was all abo men t woman was just collateral damage. and what's happening now and what i think me too is a lot about is, you know, it was always before sex a politics what does it say about the man? and now it's, what's about the impact of the woman? >> that is what struck me about the "today" show interview, with r. and the former president, anita, was that they didn't understand what the me too movement was all about. like, that seemed to be -- or if ey don't understandit, hay don't -- the president doesn't see it in his eyes yet. >> well, what struck me was stofsort of the same thing. he was talking about himself. he wasn't talking about monica lewinsky or women, or the other he was talking about how much moy lost from fighting this. even yesterday, when he was going back and trying to fix it, smooth it all out, he said, what did he refer to it as, the thing -- that terrible thing that happened, or that trouble that it caused me. it was still all about him and not about her. and not about anyone el

implementing the lightning network becoming a lightning node so we can actually stream the big point in realtime from point to production to the mother of a so so as well it so but our goal is to stream monetize on showing and bigger bloke with money and she made was that not what we are working towards ok that's great hopefully can stay on for a second segment but just to recap here son exchange basically are using i think that's a brilliant explanation as you say you're converting photons into electrons into a crypt al and so anybody can buy into an increasing solar panel scheme to help anybody who needs energy so they are bringing about this network effect and killing to legacy industries at the same time the hydrocarbon industry and the banking industry both get punched in the face which we love to say said he we got to go but thanks for being on the kaiser report thanks max and stacy great to be here all right awfully have you on for a second segment that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report was a mess geyser and stacey everett like to thank our guests abraham cambridge of

the topography of the region is projected on a sand table and from there using realtime weather data, they can get an accurate idea of where the flames are moving. >>> this morning, the loss of potential aid for the victims in the wine country wildfires. the state assembly insurance committee approved legislation to revamp insurance rules in the aftermath of natural disasters. but lawmakers stripped another proposed bill so that now only covers those who have losses going forward. >>> san francisco police will receive money to hire more officers despite calls to fund other programs instead. the department will receive $42 million toward police academy classes for the next two fiscal years. police other programs aimed at crime prevention and combating homelessness. >>> time now is 6:11. bay area homes for less than $500,000? where one of the hottest housing markets is right now. >> plus, the changes bart riders can soon expect at some market street stations. >> enjoy the cooler conditions while we have them because temperatures are about to rise. and humidity levels are about to drop.

it is 3d technology and combined with realtime data, it can model where a fire might move. kpix 5's andria borba reports. >> i got a lot of stuff to be thankful for. >> reporter: as victims of the pawnee fire are getting a first look at what's left, cal fire is using a new tool to stop the forward march of flames. it's 3d technology. the topography of a region is projected on to a sand table and from there using realtime weather data, they can get a pretty accurate idea of where the flames are moving. from there, crews and equipment can be put in place to save property and lives. that will be especially important this weekend as fire weather returns. >> this weekend friday night and into saturday we are going to be back in red flag warnings. we are going to have high temperatures, low humidity, the possibility for fire growth there as well as for new starts. so please remain vigilant and be ready to leave at a moment's notice. >> reporter: the pawnee fire has already burned 22 structures and 600 more are still at risk. some of the 300 evacuees have been allowed to go back h

are they sharing threats in realtime? i often get the answer no. the cited reasons are they have confidentiality agreements with us. they have privacy requirements. all things that we all agree are absolutely valuable and essential, but at the same time, from my point of view, are preventing us from receiving some of that threat intelligence that would help us to further protthe customers' privacy. >> i'd like to comment on that. i think one of the great things about the that, you can share anonymously on the portal. we get that legal objections all a of times we th oh, my name is going to be in the paper if i share. we, it doesn't happen. we have pretty good controls around that information. it's not shared with attribution. in fact, every time there's an attack, our members are sharing inact, i was visiting in charlotte, north carolina. i was meeting with him and he had to lea too into a special meeting for an attack that was occurring. i whip out my blackberry, looked at it, and there was the alert already. i didn't say whe it was coming from. i

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we will talk to people in every corner of this state about how we solve real problems in realtime.aid from the very beginning, i'm not running to the left or running to the right. i'm running toward the people of our state. we're talking about health care, education, ending this crisis o. those are people issues. making sure that we finally deal with the student debt crisis, and we pay for it by ending mass incarceration. >> let me interrupt you for a second. the question is fairly specific. how do you respond to republicans who are sending out e-mails and blasting social media waves with the idea that this is what the democrats are doing. they're eating their own. moving too far left. they're not going to win because you're avoiding the middle? >> what we found -- last night i won 22 counties by a huge margin across the state, and we will do the same thing this fall. i started off in fourth place. they said that there was no way that we were going to triumph over the establishment of our state, wand we did it the same way we'll win this fall. . >> but by driving over the establish

. >> in realtime. >> right. >> who spoke out in realtime. >> knowing the difference. >> and putting real pressure on the president to move. >> that's a smuggler making his way back? >> yes. >> that group of migrants, smugglers. >> well, there's a smuggler in there right now. but everybody comes across with a smuggler. >> let me make a couple things clear. ivanka feels strongly, ivanka, i invite you to do something. please go down there. bring journalists with you. it was so sad for me to leave there without access. and when i left and i got on two flights to get home there was a number of what they called them ums unaccompanied minors. someone at the gates there to pick them up. so even though the zero tolerance policy is over, what we need to find out ask where are all of those children, how will thigh be reunited with their mothers? we showed kirstjen nielsen who said the executive branch possible, but you lie to us over and over. zero tolerance is over. let's see where we go from here. thousands of children taken from the parents that's exactly the question they're asking -- what is i

and have machine learning algorithms kick back whatever it knows about that data set quickly in realtimeas been a huge asset to our hunt teams and our operations teams. and i think it's a key component of thinking about the problem set as the usability factor and not forcing users to pivot to multiple tool sets but having a front-end workbench solution that allows them to easily access that information in a way that they're comfortable doing it. >> just on the automation piece, i think the automation piece is important for a few things. one is you need to be able to respond at machine speed. so anything that you can automate to remove the human from the loop will accelerate your ability to respond. but the second piece that we see is there's just a high turnover in cti staff. you know, just on our team, you know, the turnover rate is so high because the skill set is so in demand. so, you know, i think it's protest obvious that we're never going to be able to keep up with the gap in talent. so looking at automation to be able to accelerate the response and also to compensate for the talen

to get the news you want delivered to your phone in realtime. >> thanks for joining us for news at 4:nsed walter's hands ones steer we'll. >> until the last few seconds. a new report on the fatal tesla crash process. the i team's dan noyes drills down. the brand, how concerned should tesla be also. >> some people on this campus, the same people -- >> mic drop petaluma. a value dikt attorney accuse ds the school of censership. and figured out a way around it. and show dogs locked in a stolen van on a hot day. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> investigators say a tesla in autopilot spe crashing that killed the driver that brings up new concern about the limits of technology. >> kristen sze. thanks for joining us. a report released today from the ntsb raises new questions about the role of autopilot in a tesla crash in mountain view three months ago. >>am reporter dan noyes is the final his closely with the report won't be coming out for a year but more pieces of thele t walter wong was using the autopilot function on the tesla model x for 18 minutes 5 a seconds

we're getting more notes from what's happening in realtime. president trump calling on democrats to work with him on broader immigration reform. let me quote from what the president just said. he said the dilemma is if you're weak, the country will be overwhelming with people. if you're strong then you don't have any heart. perhaps i'd like to be strong. they're using the children as a ticket to get into the country. that's a reference to the fact that typically under past administrations and under the u.s. law those who have crossed the border unlawfully are detained together and then ultimately because children can only be detained for so long, they are released, monitored sometimes with ankle braces and the like. however, they are released. that refers back to the catch and release system that the president wants to end. really sort of explaining the internal dilemma. he ran on a promise to get tough on border security and yet acknowledging that this moment is really making him rethink how he's going about trying to get some of these toughe

that's playing out in realtime. >> in miserable weather as well. it's been raining and flooding for days. they're been eating pizza and water. try to get in out of rain. here in washington, jay johnson served as homeland security secretary. it's a mess. can you sort through what effect this executive order hastily written, not necessarily legally vetted against the president of the ruling which is a 20-year precedent. how does all of this work and how do we determine what is happening to these families? >> we have to start with the larger picture. the political crisis for trump has resolved itself but the humanitarian crisis, as you're reporting, notes in central ameri america, on the southern border, for these migrants still exist and will continue to exist as long as we do notelp central american countries address the unli underlying povertiepoverties. it's basic human nature to flee a burning building. as long as those underlying conditions exist, we'll be dealing with these problems for a long time and banging our head against the wall about th

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these ocean robots capture live realtime data near where the lava is flowing into the ocean.esearchers say they are built to withstand dangerous conditions. >> we looked for where we could get energy and that's from the waves and from the sun. and so the wave fighters are devices that turn wave energy into propulsion, solar energy into radio communication and driving sensors. >> the kilauea volcano has erupted for nearly 2 months now and there is no end in sight. >>> boy. it is 4:45. neda has the forecast. >> it's cloudy. but not too bad. it may feel cooler than yesterday. it could be welcome relief for inland spots. out there now, this is our photographer edward out there right by the embarcadero pier 7 bringing us a beautiful view of the bay bridge. we have a bright full moon. a lot of our live cameras aren't clear enough to show you the view. you can see coit tower with haze going on as the clouds will do what they tend to do in the morning, rolling around the bay and the water and starting to thicken up through the next couple of hours closer to sunrise. so right along th

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modeling in realtime. to be able to model conditions that will lead to potential grid failure and to understand using artificial intelligence technologies how we can more effectively integrate these and also how we can improve and enhance the economics of utilizing energy from these systems as well. so i would say on the one side, we're talking about looking more at the fundamentals of wind. and we're very pleased on that side that we'll be helping to cohost the wind blade design conference that san dia has held at san dia. this year in lubbock. but this year, we're looking at how we integrate these technologies effectively. and it'll be a great test bed for a.i. technology and new power grid technologies hardware and integrate them into a system. >> thank you for that. can you get the dates of that conference to argue staff here? >> i'll be happy to do that. >> yep. okay -- to our staff here? >> i'll be happy to do that. >> yep, thank you. >>> now mr. tak ano for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman.

are they sharing threats in realtime. i often get the answer no, and the cited reasons are is that they have confidentiality agreements with us and have privacy requirements, all things that we all agree are absolutely valuable and essential but at the same time from my point of view are preventing us from receiving some of that threat intelligence that would help us further protect the customer's privacy. >> i would like to comment on that. >> i think up. great things about the fsi sac you can share no mousily on the portal so it would encourage your third-party processor to get in touch with me and we can work on that. you get the legal objections all the time by the time we get involved, oh, i think my name is going to be in the paper tomorrow any share. well, it doesn't happen. we have a pretty good controls around, you know, that information. it's not shared with attribution. in fact, every time there's an attack our members are sharing online realtime. the in fact, i was visiting charlotte in north carolina, you can

. >> tonight a local school detective that is driver licenses, photo irchlts d.s and running realtimel background checks to l local visitors. for now, scott mcfarland, news4. >> thank you, scott. we'retill working to find out whetr the waves. you're looking at video from chopperve 4 othe pool at the seem park in upper marlborough. reports that a teen-age boy had to be pulled from the pool at around 30 yesterday. at last check he was in critical condition. >> it's almost second nature for d.c. drivers to expect congestion across 450 across the potomac river. d-dot is consideri ordering new lanes to the bridge. but as adam tuss explains, . rginia can't do >> love 'em or hate ep aem, more express lanes could be on the way. >> wre lookingg at extend two lanes of the current expressway to the vicinit o the american legion bridge. it doesn't matter what time of the day you go. >> mayor lan driver being. >> and that's what this environmtal study is all about. it's a new and early look at what it would take to extend thy embass press lane. legion rive around the bridge area, you know it's bec

to understand how to better integrate those and more seamlessly integrate those systems, model in realtime, be able to model integrations that will lead to potential grid failure and understand using artificial intelligence strategies how we can more effectively integrate these and also how we can improve and enhance the economics of utilizing energy from these systems as well. so i would say on the one side we are talking about looking more at the fundmentals of wind and we are very pleased on that side that we will be helping to cohost the wind blade design conference that sandia has held this year. but on the other side we are looking more at how we truly integrate these other technologies efbltily and it will be -- effectively and it will be a great test bed for both ai technology and new power grid technologies hardware and integrate them into a system. >> thank you. can you get the dates of that conference to our staff here? >> i will be happy to do that. >> yeah. okay. thank you. at this time the chair recognizes mr.hakano for 5 minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. dr. hepart and dr

the goal is to use high fidelity technology to integrate near realtime data into the north american grid model. we'll also be able to use signature recognizing and machine to machine learning to significantly improve the performance of the grid. furthermore these efforts will enable strategic investments by highlighting vulnerabilities and enhance the resources and use of micro grids and energy storage. storage, the holy grail of energy, has a huge role to play in national security. there are various initiatives within d.o.e. focused on pump storage to flow batteries. there's never been a time where the availability of megawatt scale storage has been more important. o.e. is pursuing storage technology capable of providing reactive and power control over bulk and distribution power systems, as well as frequency control. working with the national laboratories, o.e. is pursuing three high probability capabilities, flow batteries using organics, sodium-based batteries and rechargeable batteries. the potential contributions of storage to enhance national security across north america are asto

the private sector, universities and national laboratories can really help to have an impact in realtime on these kinds of situations. >> chairman, if i may, may i address congressman tongue coquestion. >> go ahead he needs all the help he can. >> congressman, there are specific items we are working on the labs putting into puerto rico that are cutting edge that we are basically looking to accelerate the commercialization of them and therefore utilization on the mainland by putting them in puerto rico. so things like our dark net, which is the use of the black fiber, the optical ground wire, which is on their transmission system is one idea. using correlation through the high fidelity sensing capability to enable op mags of their grid is another utilized in development of micro grids that have the ability to contract similar to work being done at the electric power board in chattanooga with the national labs. so we think there are things that we think puerto rico is poised integrate. i've been working with the ceo, and i've been working my team has been working with hud to help define th

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about the recusal is going to raise enormous questions and the president was warned by people in realtime that this is problematic when he was doing that, some other people would just ignore him. the fact that sessions may not have handled the recusal in a sterling way is a real issue. sessions was very involved in the transition over the legal aspects of the white house when between the period of the election and the inauguration. sessions should have had a clear sense he was not going to be able to be involved and should have drawn a very bright line and he didn't. so that is -- i think this is always an issue with the president where his reactions tend to be nuclear, but there is sometimes a core of something real there and in this case two things can be true at once, how the president has handled this is not ideal and how jeff sessions has handled this is not ideal, not for the reasonshe president complaining about. the president, as we know, has felt as if sessions should have been doing more to protect tihi. that's not the job of an independent department of justice. but it is sessi

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