but i'm not surprised about it and that's what we have to think about because snapchat is not. it's not. a non-governmental organization fighting for our rights to freedom of expression it's a it's pure business it's a commercial company and if they want to do business in saudi arabia the of course listen to the government and don't want to be closed down so i the problem is that as citizens we often look at snapped at facebook and all these wonderful platforms as if they're fighting for our rights to democracy but they are not their businesses and they make hard business calculations and that's obviously what snapchat is doing you can't even say it's kind of violating freedom of freedom of speech because that's what saudi arabia is doing a private company can really violate what is only as in snapshot a party to that's dying or being true what the saudi government wanted yes they are but i wouldn't expect of snapchat to fight for our rights to freedom of speech i would never expect that from snapped out of facebook by anybody on any private company like that all right mohamed

mission suster you were saying earlier that snapchat is is is trying to comply with the laws. of saudi arabia and perhaps in that sense they didn't do anything in wrong here and that people are still free to access. in other ways but i guess my question is more about the fact that snap chat has gone along with this. policy and the kind of questions it throws up about. how how reliable they are as. a broadcaster of free speech. yes so so so i ultimately the power is actually as the previous person said. they are all businesses but ultimately the governments do put pressure in various different ways all parties who have a stake in it will put pressure in various different ways but ultimately the power is still best in some senses with the people because what does care about it cares about the people it gets support it's users that it cares about making sure that it has as large a share as it does now and that its share of users keeps growing now if the it's what it says i think as a comment about the adam vision as a whole it is kind of the balance of power between the governmen

but i'm not surprised about it and that's what we have to think about because snapchat is not. it's not. a non-governmental organization fighting for our rights to freedom of expression it's a it's pure business it's a commercial company and if they want to do business in saudi arabia the of course listen to the government and don't want to be closed down so i the problem is that as citizens we often look at snapped at facebook and all these wonderful platforms as if they're fighting for our rights to democracy but they are not their businesses and they make hard business calculations and that's obviously what snapchat is doing you can't even say it's kind of violating freedom of speech freedom of speech because that's what saudi arabia is doing a private company can really violate what is only as instantiate a party to that's dying or being true what the saudi government wanted yes they are but i wouldn't expect of snapchat to fight for our rights to freedom of speech i would never expect that from snapped out of facebook by anybody on any private company like that all right m

snapchat disappears after ten secondsisit? snapchat disappears after ten seconds is it? news, i am sure people would love this bulletin to disappear after ten seconds... 20 seconds i am being told. i think it raises an interesting challenge for people like us who are news providers. here is an audience which expects to get its news in 20 seconds and it's up to us ina its news in 20 seconds and it's up to us in a way to make sure we provide the high quality news we like to pride ourselves on being able to provide within that time. 0ur newspaper takes this very seriously at the telegraph, we have a dedicated snapchat who prepare snaps i think they are called which present a news story so it's all very interesting, the world is changing. changing way too quickly for me but we have snappy people out there. they are doing the same thing. good to see you both, thank you. we might have you back a little bit later. 11:20pm apparently. yes, you will be back. cannot get away. that's it for the papers, stay with us, more coming up, let's get a look at the weather. monday was yet ag

josh: if snapchat is your go-to, you are probably too young to retire.onathan: thank you for the opportunity. michelle: last check of weather. josh: tomorrow is the outlier. 88 degrees on tuesday. everything else is the low 70's. wet weather here tomorrow afternoon and the everything. stick and for wednesday. michelle: "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. get out there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've got to stop... ...and look around a little. remember who you are. let the child inside you out to play. come... shed life's layers in asheville. visit lonely planet's best destination for 2017. and let the magic find you. asheville. discovery inside and out. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the new hurricane threat. a state of emergency already declared in florida. hurricane irma now just upgraded to a category 4. several states could be hit. 130 mile per hour winds already. ginger zee standing by with the new track just in. >>> also developing tonight, north korea'

or in the gulf and also in even the middle east you know snapchat has been a way to circumvent some of these social norms as well i mean that's where people go dating that's where people communicate off the grid so to speak of government control and in that way you know it's a very much containing it's not she was part of this liberalization technology as i call it in twitter facebook being also part of this i snapchat a small company they have a lot of problems financially and they they they need to think about business first ok thank you very much for that andrea's sandra's craig in new york mohammed on my street here in doha with me thank you for a very interesting discussion thank you now are you watching the news grade on al-jazeera and for our face book us coming up see is believing his special friendship and one young boy's lesson about kerry and still ahead after the break we're on the ground in bangladesh with the latest on the rohingya refugee crisis to seamless way of. hello there the weather is generally quite quiet across the middle east at the moment there's not a great d

, there's news on it, but it's curated by snapchat and some of it's made by snapchat. and the way that they cover, like, some natural disaster, for example is everyone who uses , snapchat will send in videos of their experience of flooding or something and you'llsee many, -- and you will see many, many different people's perspectives in a short two orthree minute -- two or three minute video which is so much more , informative than sortof a -- sort of a cable news clip of that same thing. well, first of all, it's hard to find coverage of like non-politics on cable news anymore but even if you did it would be difficult to have this wide range of views and it could be, i mean i don't know if snapchat will succeed or not, but facebook might copy all those features and then you might figure we have those kinds of things in facebook also. mr. rinat: ok, yes i agree. mr. rainie: the other thing that's been so interesting to watch, and we haven't quite documented it a lot because it is hard for people to talk about, i think it has broadened people's sense of what is news. so,

unlike snapchat, there's a pathway to profit. cheryl: certainly interesting. i want to get your take on the market, today is last trading day, last month of the quarter and september is surprising everybody, dow is up about 2%, s&p up about 1 and a half percent. what do you make of the numbers you're seeing? >> yeah, well, september is typically the worst month of the year. up 2%, i will certainly take it. this speaks of what you and i have been talking about. two e, earnings and employment. we have the most number of americans and the highest percentage of americans working in 16 years. i like the market. i do believe we are going higher and i do not believe that tax reform has found its way to the market. that adds another 5 to 10%. cheryl: i would add a key, that would be trump. >> don't forget the super 150. cheryl: we are test driving it. lauren: buying and driving. coming up not one player took a knee. thursday night players, they stood and locked arms during national anthem and the home team dominated. rush limbaugh telling sean hannity that protests ca

snapchat is trying to play catch-up now.eleased a feature where you can get verified as a snapchatter. previously, they had never even considered -- i remember asking about getting verified and they were like, there's no way to do it. i think instagram has been a lot friendlier to influencers. we will see if that strategy works out well. i think they want a lot of the market share in the influencer market. emily: justin kan, ceo of atrium, thank you so much for stopping by. coming up, it's been a busy week in the electric car world. just when will we ditch the gas pump entirely? that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: this week is electric future week at bloomberg, a deep dive into the future of electronic transportation. a lot of news from german carmakers. bmw has plans to roll out at least 12 electric vehicles by 2025. it's looking to cut nearly $2.5 billion in component spending to help finance its shift to electric cars. daimler trucks is trying to gain a foothold in the nascent electric truck market. it is supplying a

nbc made a huge investment in snapchat.id when the x come is theyour biggest fear do not even know what happened because they were on snapchat. they were not on tv. nbc has done a great job of being on snapchat where the audience is so they know the olympics is coming. >> many offerings for the sports fan. you and draftkings called after merger in july. both companies are going at it on your own. what are you doing differently now before -- from before the planned merger? >> there are a number of things we have been working on for years. one of the biggest ones is social. in fantasy sports, most people play because they want to play in a league for social reasons. a variant of that created excitement with big prize pools. the we felt was missing was ability to do that with your friends. yearwe have launched this to playou to create with friends but play in a daily format. stuck with an injured player for the season. next week, you can pick a new player. you can play through the season with your friends. >> more flexibility

let's talk about a more explicit example in snapchat. you have a bank, morgan stanley in that case, spending weeks and weeks with the company they try to get the ground truth of what they think the company is worth it's priced at 17, it opens in the mid-20s, goes as high as $30 a share. all the algorithmic shops have to go out. clear ly it was mispriced. the first quarter happens. snap is within 2% of their revenue target morgan stanley says, oh, we made a mistake and now the stock is below the ipo price. off that is fundamentally unnecessary and entirely avoidable. and really the only people that pay the price are the employees and the ceo. you're talking about an exceptionally creative team, a lot of really good people who should otherwise have been left to build a business without the distraction of what was a process that they didn't control. >> are you suggesting that a company like snapshould never have gone public at all? >> no. i'm saying there's a fundamental ebert way to do it there's a better way to price these ipos and unders

so, yeah -- >> jimmy: so this is you on snapchat. >> this is me snapchatting -- like, look.where are you? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that is a -- >> where are you? >> jimmy: now where are you? that's -- [ applause ] >> yeah. yeah. here's another one. this is a good one. >> jimmy: who are you with? [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's one of my favorite scenes, you in your storied career. >> there we go. >> jimmy: are there any boys there? eww. [ laughter and applause ] >> well, you got to know. you got to find out. [ talking over each other ] uh-huh. >> jimmy: send me a pic of your friends. >> that's right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that madonna? >> yeah, that's -- i think it's meryl streep from "the devil wears prada." >> jimmy: oh. >> that's one of the filters. you know. >> jimmy: yeah. >> an enjoyable filter. this is a good one. >> jimmy: snap me back. [ laughter ] and you mean business. you mean business in that. >> this is when you're not getting an answer. you're like, "snap me back." >> jimmy: me back. you mean business in this photo. >> i'm the serious one, yeah. >> ji

is anr example, nbc which investor must make a huge investment in snapchat.cs come around, their biggest fear is that you don't even know that it happened because it was not on snapchat, we could not market it to you. they are doing a great job of being there. >> let's talk a little bit about your business. you and draftkings called off your merger in july. both companies are going at it alone. what are you doing differently now? >> a lot of things we have been working on a number of years. the biggest one is social. most people play fantasy sports because they want to play with friends for social reasons. a variant of that creates the excitement, instant when, big prize. but what was missing was the ability of social to do it with your phone. this year we have the ability to create a league with friends in a daily format. you are not stuck with a running back who is suddenly injured. you not stuck through the season. next week you can choose an entirely new plan. and that persists with your group of friends. >> more accessibility for each player. we have see

and we will be delivering olympic content in partnership with snap over the snapchat platform. i don't know of that will work yet and i don't even know exactly what it will look like but i think it makes us a better company to say that we do have customers that are fans of the olympics may not want to have their entire olympic experience be defined by the big screen tv in their homes so increasingly there is an interest in olympic content and on the small screen and in a different format so we created this partnership and we will be working with snap to try to redefine the olympic experience for certain viewers would like to see the olympic experience in this way. >> for companies like comcast to think more about lines of business that requires you to go out and buy other companies or to partner with them, i'm curious for your thoughts about this administration, the trump administration and its openness and use on things like competition and antitrust. this is someone who on the campaign trail specifically said you want to break up you guys and as far as i can tell you are stil

and instagram, seems like a snapchat win right now.ut not everything is what it seems. we're gong to explain that, yes. thank you, steve liesman i thought that was part of the liesman story. but anyway. >>> president trump at the united nations today giving his sternest warning yet tnoh o rt korea. ahead, international reaction to those comments stay with us stay with me, mr. parker. when a critical patient is far from the hospital, the hospital must come to the patient. stay with me, mr. parker. the at&t network is helping first responders connect with medical teams in near real time... stay with me, mr. parker. ...saving time when it matters most. stay with me, mrs. parker. that's the power of and. she can't become a guitar legend just by playing air guitar. the baby's room won't build itself. and her paw won't heal on its own. we're all working forward to something. synchrony financial can help your customers make it happen sooner. so she can plug into her dreams... and they'll have a new addition for their new addition. whatever yo

this comes at a time when facebook is facing a lot of challenges, snapchat for example.ng facebook press, may be instagram and snapchat a bit more. there are certain challenges out there. just quickly, losing track of time so! there. just quickly, losing track of time so i might get into trouble. saudi arabia redrafting their transformation plan, launched a year ago, no surprise they have to curtail it? oil prices are really low but they want to bring new forms infor low but they want to bring new forms in for long—term growth. low but they want to bring new forms in for long-term growth. thank you very much. that's it from business live today. bye— bye. good morning. the frightened about the weather in the uk, let's look at the weather in the uk, let's look at the atlantic. all eyes on the caribbean as hurricane irma continues as a category five hurricane. the winds are 185 miles an hour. set to move across the turks and caicos islands over the bahamas in the next 2a hours or so. still a very significant storm with catastrophic impacts. we will keep you up—to—date on th

content in partnership with snap over the snapchat platform. i don't know how that's going to work yet, i don't know even exactly what it's going to look like, but i think it's making us a better company to say we do have customers who are fans of to lumbar picks who may not want to have their entire olympic experience be defined by the big screen tv in their homes. and so increasingly there's an interest in olympics content in, on the small screen and in a different format. so we went out and created this partnership, and we'll be working with snap to try and redefine to him pick -- the olympic experience for certain viewers who would like to see it in this way. >> so for companies like comcast to start to do more, to think about new lines of business, that sometimes requires you to go out and buy other companies or partner with those companies. so i'm curious for your thoughts about this administration, the trump administration, and its openness and its use on things like competition and antitrust. this is somebody on the campaign trail who s

i'll snapchat you privately later. >> thank you. >> that sounds weird. >> steve, snapchat.e you ever heard of it? 61 dulles. 60 bwi marshall. we're looking at clear skies and quiet conditions to start your day. it is a little warm out there early and it will be a very warm afternoon. yesterday we made it into the upper 80's and we'll do it again today so it will be a very warm afternoon but a dry day. in fact, right through the weekend, we're looking at sunshine and great conditions to look forward tom i'll have all the details on that unless you really want the fall weather. then you got to wait a little bit longer. >> it's coming. >> it's coming. >> yeah. >> thank you tucker. erin details to come later on a big weather department party. >> i just want to tell you i just taught tucker how to use instagram stories so he should not tease steve. >> thank you. >> because i doubt tucker knows how to use snapchat. >> and he's almost mastered facebook at this point. >> almost. we're working on it. it's a work in progress. >> shady t over to you. >> i had to grab steve's back beca

they are using electronic tools listen to what people are saying, snapchat, facebook, twitter. paul: they are listening to social media and watching and they can pint point where some people -- pinpoint where some people are. which brings up the point about communications. one of the things that's interesting, the cell phone networks have stayed mostly up. why is that? that seems crucial when it comes to communicating with people who are strands and need help. >> we just have better technology and it's more advanced. but there have been investments in hardening the system so they are more resilient. i remember work in bush administration during 9/11 and all the cell networks went down 367. paul: you had to use packet switching on the internet to communicate. this is something private companies have made an investment in. >> the private sector plays an important role. the government is doing a good job in this case. but it's not just the government's job. private sector companies like twitter and snapchat, and companies like at&t and verizon have hardened their neat works so the

instagram, snapchat blitzes so your kids are busy on all sorts of other social media.hing that only quys that the bbc is something that only guys me that the bbc is something that only guys me use. that the bbc is something that only guys me use. i'll be interested to see a donald trump's account was one of the accounts chosen. we will keep an eye on that. would they give him 280 characters? what would you do with it? tom, thank you forjoining us. with it? tom, thank you forjoining us. have a really good day. if you are in the club, tweet us, so that we know who is in. take care. goodbye. good morning. yet again, if you had some sunshine yesterday you probably had some warmth, and in fact in the london area we saw highs of 22 degrees, with some sunny spells. as you can see from this weather watches from twickenham. but things are set to change. this low pressure is moving in, bringing wet and windy weather by the end of the day for many of us. we start off with the west—east divide across the country. a bit of patchy mist and fog slowly lifting away, but the wind will

they are using electronic tools listen to what people are saying, snapchat, facebook, twitter. paul: they are listening to social media and watching and they can pint point where some people -- pinpoint where some people are. which brings up the point about communications. one of the things that's interesting, the cell phone networks have stayed mostly up. why is that? that seems crucial when it comes to communicating with people who are strands and need help. >> we just have better technology and it's more advanced. but there have been investments in hardening the system so they are more resilient. i remember work in bush administration during 9/11 and all the cell networks went down 367. paul: you had to use packet switching on the internet to communicate. this is something private companies have made an investment in. >> the private sector plays an important role. the government is doing a good job in this case. but it's not just the government's job. private sector companies like twitter and snapchat, and companies like at&t and verizon have hardened their neat works so the

snapchat with your friends to see if they are hurt or not. technology has helped us provide more resources. the iphone has only been around for 10 years in 2005, so we are seeing the need to help sooner because the resources can get out faster. that is why it's important we move as fast as we do and i am hopeful in the senate he will do it as well. i told the members in the conference today that we will stay until we get this job done. >> you know, i want to thank our colleagues in texas and the delegation, republicans and democrats for their leadership. it's been something to watch, really impressive. when this all started to evolve, they were reaching out to express the situation. 52 inches of rain is something we've never seen before. and so they made it clear to us just how vast this problem once. as soon as they finished here, the house will take action on a storm. we will not leave until this is done. nothing can really capture how big and wide the devastation is. you hear a lot of numbers. tens of thousands of people in shelters. hundr

snapchat even with your friends to see whether there hurt or not. technology has helped us provide more resources. the iphone has only been around for ten years. katrina was in 2005. so we are seeing fema needs help sooner because the resources can get a faster to those in need. that's why it's important that we know this as fast as we do. and i hope the senate is able to do as well. i told the members in the conference today that we will stay until we get this job done. >> you know, i first want to thank our colleagues in texas and the delegation, both republicans and democrats for the leadership. it's been really something to watch the it's really been impressive. when this all started to unfold, they were reaching out to express the urgency of the situation. 52 inches of rain is something we've never seen before. and so they made it clear to us just how fast this problem was. and as soon as we finish here, the house will take action as kevin just said on installment that we were not leave until this is done. nothing can really capture just how bi

think of snapchat or pokemon go and the ability to take in the environment around you.his will allow a more rich environment. the other iphones will allow augmented reality, but not as rich. it's up to developers to create unique apps to leverage this advanced chip. you have invested in augmented reality as well, so that is something you are interested in. apple at this point is only offering that feature on the pro phone. you say they are leaving it to apt developers to take advantage of that. augmented reality is a huge deal. it's hard to underestimate how important this is to apple. tim cook has said we will look back in a few years and marvel at it. very powerful comments coming out. the reason is we are going to slowly drift away from the concept of a smart phone and it will be more of a wearable. apple has made recent acquisitions that will get pulled into a more wearable probably 2019, colic glasses. this is the future of personal computing. google announced a platform last ark called a our core -- core. we are goingcause to see some striking advances in the next

emily: when it comes to snapchat, it is a right to a zero sum game, but amazon and facebook, can theyin if they are willing to pay up? lucas: the tech companies good -- could all win. the question is, is the ecosystem big enough for them and the media guys who already have the rights? what we saw with the nfl, twitter had the nfl last year but most people still watched the games on cbs and nbc. twitter was much smaller. what we will see with amazon this year is, can amazon pull some of those viewers away? how seriously are facebook, amazon, twitter going to bid on some of these rights? i was really surprised by the facebook bid for the cricket rights. facebook executives have in the past indicated they did not want to spend a ton of money on rights. they were hoping to work out scenarios were they could share advertising revenue. that suggests they are willing to spend enough money to sort of by away some of the biggest rights out there. when that happens, we could see a more significant like ration of viewers from tv to these newer platforms. emily: that was bloomberg's lucas shaw an

snapchat even with your friends to see whether they're hurt or not. technology has helped us provide more resources. the iphone's only been around for 10 years. katrina was in 2005. so we're seeing fema needs help sooner because the resources can get out faster to those in need. that's why it's important that we move this as fast as we do. and i hope the senate is able to do it as well. i told the members in the conference today that we will stay until we get this job done. mr. ryan: you know, i first want to thank our colleagues in texas and their delegation. both republicans and democrats, for their leadership. it's really -- it's been really something to watch. it's really been impressive. when this all started to unfold, they were reaching out to express their urgency of the situation. 52 inch of rain, this is something we've never seen before. they made it clear to us just how vast this problem was. and as soon as we finish here, the house will take action, as kevin just said, on installment on this. we will not leave until this is done. nothing

hugh looked happy and healthy in this fun snapchat video posted by his third wife, crystal, in december of last year. a month earlier, his son cooper posted this thanksgiving photo. hefner avoided the spotlight in his final years. his last "e.t." interview was in 2011. >> i'm essentially a very romantic person, and i wear my heart on my sleeve. >> no word on funeral plans, but "e.t." has learned that hefner will be buried at westwood village memorial park in l.a. next to marilyn monroe in the same mausoleum. monroe was on the first cover of playboy, and today many of the women he made famous are mourning his loss. >> good-bye, hef. >> pamela anderson, who appeared on the cover of playboy 14 times, was in tears. >> she has been on the magazine more than anybody else, and for very good reason. >> because i keep wants to do it. >> jenny mccarthy, play mate of the year in 1994 called him a revolutionary. >> there's always people who change your life. how many peek he affected. i will always miss you hef. >> now to who gets all his money. >> he showed me around the mansion. >> the beautiful

to piggy back to the earlier point, isn't google and facebook and snapchat, instagram, it their job to filter out fake news or content that is not appropriate for certain ages? is that their job or the user's job to know whatnot to watch. click on the headlines and see the sources and do their research. is it google's job? >> i think there should be more responsibility on the user yet it can be very difficult. you see something and you don't know necessarily what credibility that site may have and you don't know what went into it. google and facebook have to decide what is fake news and what isn't. what they consider fake news may be something different than what i consider fake news. exactly. so the idea that we're going to give them more power, you know, it's really in a way, a power to sensor. if you think about how many people are getting their news from these sites. i don't like the idea that facebook or google is going to decide what is true and what's not. we have seen, you know the media has had more fact checkers over the last few years and has become a title at some publicati

on snapchat cravens says he doesn't explain himself. this happened hours after the skins cut their 90 man roster to 53. >> he's taking care of of personal issues, and he has a lot to decide for a young man, if he wants to continue playing pro football. some people, football is not for them. i know he's got a strong passion for the game, and wants to play, but there are some other things in his life he wants to keep private. >>> listening to jay gruden, there's only one word to describe cravens human. do i believe tex and his teammates saying he was retiring a week before the season started was a smart move? no. but aside from the contract he is on, he is just like you and me. a we all have personal issues. and just like any human, we don't like to tell them about our issues. >>> howard university, yeah, they pulled off a huge upset over unlv on saturday. we're going to break it down. the historical numbers. the big upset. you won't believe what unlv paid howard university to play them. i got you a gift. this is a trophy for holding down

snapchat, snap your fingers and vote. twitter. your vote is but a tweet away. instagram. you can instantly change your own future. increase funds for updating equipment and training for states and local communities. there was a recent audit where a detroit was accused of having some voter fraud. the audit found there was no fraud, there was outdated machines, that there was training that needed to occur. we suggest we have a national holiday for national elections, providing more time for voter participation. increase time to participate in early and absentee voting. there must be a renewed effort implemented within our educational system to teach the benefits and responsibilities of participation in the american democratic process. the structure about government and the ability to participate in electoral process should be taught, beginning in elementary through the high school. the emphasis must not be placed on political party or ideology, but on responsibility and civic duty. we're reminded on the words of alexis who said generations ago, the greatness of america lies

. >> we're exchanging instagrams and snapchats. >> so we can stay connected. >> we like each other. > are family. i've got all my sisters and me. >> deborah: and that is "inside edition" for today. big thank you to all of >>> tonight. >> when your children are your best friends, it's a nice life. >> angelina's bond with her six kids the. ho is ready to follow in her famous footsteps? >> he's got a wicked sense of humor. >>> then -- >> inside beyonce and rihanna's girl's night out. who had a wardrobe malfunction. >>> plus, josh and fergie after the split. >>> and we're on the emmys red carpet. >> counting down to the big show. >>> why heather locklear was rushed to the hospital. >>> and channinging tatum's not so smooth move. >> i was nervous. she's so beautiful. >>>

. >>> and brighter skies for snapchat users. the app just added a new tool that let's you add different effects to natural sky backgrounds like rainbows and sun sets and other enhancing filters. more ways for you to just stare at your phone. >> wte appear automatically when the app detects a sky in your picture. >>> 53-year-old darryl lumki died after a stroke. thinking they were burglars, he killed two police officers that were checking on him. a spokesperson said it was an unfortunate end to the overall tragic incident. that's news at 5. the news at 5:30 starts right now. >>> the fbi is offering a $10,000 reward for information about a missing college students. she goes to school in the tide water area of virginia, but she's from here in maryland, if our area. we've been following developments in this case. what else do we know? >> she's been missing for a week. since then police have found her cell phone in a dumpster and

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cravens has not said why he wants to retire, but he did say this on snapchat. >> i don't feel like ie to explain myself. i think i need to decide what makes me happy. hate me or love me. robert: and at the u.s. open, rafael nadal and roger federer both advance to the quarterfinals. jonathan: i don't get it, what was he saying? robert: that was him saying to the people who support me, i love you, to the people who don't support me, i still love you, too. jonathan: can you let the front office decipher the code? i guess he is quitting. nancy: 22 nancy: going to feel more like summer tomorrow. josh: exactly, 88 degrees the high tuesday. late afternoon and evening is the better chance of storms. wet weat the week. jonathan: jimmy kimmel's next. if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of

new articles and review from al jazeera have been blocked on snapchat in saudi arabia.he app has been asked to restrict access because al laws.a breaks local snap's decision is the latest example of technology firms buckling under government pressure. 24 fighter on buying jets from britain. the deal is a boost to b.a.e. systems. qatar agreed to buy f-15 jets from the u.s. the typhoon has an estimated of 79 million pounds. over two and half million vehicles are set to be your called in china. general motors and its chinese joint venture say the recall is due to faulty air dog -- airbags. the cars are equipped with air bags made by takata. that is it for the business news. >> thank you. the press trivia. we are looking at what the papers have been saying. let's start with the un's general assembly getting underway in new york. >> north korea will be one of the major hot topics between world leaders. on its front page, the south korean paper, "the korean times," they have an article speculating what they will talk about. they say the leaders of south korea, japan, and the

terror crack down in the middle east we have saudi arabia asking snap to block the channel from snapchati arabia. in other words saudi arabia saying we don't want them in our borders and now it is owned by q atar, saudi arabia and a few other mid east countries including egypt says do you know what we've got an economic and diplomatic blockade like hamas and muslim brotherhood looking at the stock for the owner of snapchat sending the day in the red. what are your thoughts on this story? >> there's original issues about how different nations within the middle east are playing essentially one side against the other or us against them. in this case, qatar has been as a clear record of dealing with terror organizations and terror groups plus they've had contact with the iranians so i think saudi arabia has the right to essentially say enough is enough we're not going to deal with this. i think it's one of those things that the trump administration has been trying to be careful about managing but the bottom line is we have to take serious any threat of any of the countries who deal with terr

woman's 15-year-old daughter was one of the suspects in an arson fire, the santa clara high school snapchat, officers were there to arrest the girl. the video in the video, danielle harman and her attorney filed a federal lawsuit claiming excessive force, home invasion and retaliation that caused her permanent and disabling injuries. santa clara city attorney says the city's action the settlement. >> what's upsetting for me, the officers acted within t law. especially at this type ofhe settlement. this is a lot of money that's being settled. to not have a day in c frtouor evidence, review all the videotapes, it is upsetting to me. >> reporter: the city attorney said there was significant disagreement about the extent of the injury but there was no dispute she broke her ankle in the course of the entry into the home without a warrant. she an her attorney will hold a press conference later this afternoon in oakland at 1:00. matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> developing news now out of petaluma, police are searching for a stolen car and the suspect involved in an early morning carjacking. police rel

remove the qatar from the channel because it violated local laws saudi arabia has about eight million snapchat users one of the largest in the world. the irish budget airline ryanair is facing a compensation bill of more than twenty million dollars for a series of planned flight cancellations ryanair is canceling between forty and fifty flights a day between now and the end of the month in an effort to improve its punctuality only seventy percent of the airlines flights are currently arriving on time which boss michael o'leary is blaming on a shortage of pilots. japan is celebrating a public holiday in honor of its senior citizens respect for the elderly day comes as the country breaks its own record for the number of people to reach the age of one hundred problem pride reports from tokyo on an innovative project designed to increase awareness about the problems of aging you know from its name the restaurant of all the mistakes there's a good chance the staff will get you the wrong and they make no apology for it all the waiters and waitresses have out simon's disease which causes memory loss

i want you to know, no bats were harmed in the making of this snapchat story. there's our hero. >>> crazy weather can really ruin a trip. that's what happened to these folks. they were headed out to go wake boarding, so they thought. >> take cover! >> time for plan "b." >> well, that's the thing. they didn't have time to reroute and go back because it just came out of nowhere. >> we're under fire. that one hurt! >> we're under fire. >> if you've ever been caught in a hailstorm, kind of feels like that. and these are golf ball sized hail. >> put, like, a life jacket over your head. pad your noggin. >> that would have been a smart idea because apparently the hail left dents in the boat and the wake board. >> and hopefully not their skulls. >>> let's head to mississippi where there's a rainstorm happening. if you own pets, you know got to take the dog outside. because after awhile, they got to go. this fella brings his dog out. >> oh, wow! >> what the heck was that? out of nowhere, this branch comes falling down. he notices it. slips and falls, but that may have s

they were shared from a snapchat account. the photos which we are not going to show you because it's offensive, had the employee slipping the middle finger to the few born and had a caption, how i currently feel about these mini satans. and another one is making an infant danced. >>> a woman in sign that said, hot single female seeks sexy lineman to electrify her life. she posted the picture on facebook with the downed trees in her yard. it was so popular that the radio show picked up on it, and she got her power restored. >>> coming back to the district, a new bike sharing program starting in d.c., and this one is a little different. when you are done with the bikes, just leave them anywhere. it calls themselves a dockless bike share. there is a lock for the wheels and a smart phone app. if you want to use it, just scan the bike and it will unlock for you. you can use the bikes for free and in a few weeks, you will $1for 30 minutes of riding. coming up, northern virginia is getting a new bike share program and other i think

so you line up your face kind of like snapchat. three, two, one. ♪ >> looks funny from this end.is crazy time. and that's where you just -- ♪ it allows you to save it and that's how folks are then posting it on social media. let's see how well you do. ♪ >> hey, you got a perfect. >> crazy time. >> make a bunch of faces. rack up points. ♪ >> 1950! who knows how to make a stupid face? this guy. >> as you can see this game is a lot of fun. see if you can top nick's score. then head over to our facebook page and show us what you came up with. facebook.com/rightthisminute. >>> i know you guys enjoy it when guys re their engines, race their cars to impress you. it's so cool. look at that green lamborghini zipping down. then to the right. whoa, whoa. slippery. slippery. slippery. >> yeah, that's really attractive, nick. >> here's the fun part about this video. the woman rofecording the video now was the target of the impressive behavior. apparently these two met at a bar. the chick didn't want anything to do with the guy, so the guy followed her out of the bar in his rented lamborghini.

take a look, this is a snapchat video of a staffer at a naval hospital in jacksonville. picture was posted on social media. shows a staffer making an obscene hand gesture towards one of the newborns referring to him >> i would be pretty angry if that was my child, lord knows what i would do. >> the u.s. navy and their medical at nsa jack could probably be sued >> the hospital took to facebook and apologized calling the post outrageous. officials also said the staff members involved were identified and removed from patient care. >>> a former teacher in ohio is in serious legal trouble accused of faking her husband's death. >>> it doesn't stop there. police say she also lied about having cancer. she's accused of forging documents and claiming to be sick. she said she needed time off for treatment. used paid leave. her coworkers actually donated some time and apparently this isn't the first time she's been accused of lying like this, in '13 she claimed her husband died of brain cancer, they said she even had a death certificate >> the bad part is you got to tell employees t