it's a cross between a speedboat, a cheetah and get you to dohar in 15 minutes.according to my cal cue layings an actual cross between a concorde, an air gun and an air hockey table would look like this. that would actually be an amazing way to get to san francisco. the truth is, stories like this are actually some of my favorites. they're inspiring because they remind us that the future is going to hold you and exciting innovations and the great minds in our society will always be there to push us forward. and achieve the unimaginable. >> musk says he doesn't have time to actually build hyper loop. he's hoping others will make his dream become reality. >> john: what the [bleep]? that's like saying, hey, you know what we should do? find a vaccine for cancer. someone get on that. just the idea is mine. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause we're back. our guest tonight is a legendary talk show host, hosting the show from the brand new fox sports 1 network. please welcome back to the show the magnificent regis philbin. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. joh

they are not with their mom, and it was not that deep, but once they got out, it was like speedboating. they skimmed the water and got out deeply. one duck was pesky and got stuck in the drainage pipe and they had the coax it out. and all eight ducks were rescued okay. >>> just because you are not rambling down rapids in the kayak does not mean you can't get yourself in trouble. check out these two, the woman and her male companion trapped beneath some debris that fell in the flat river in durham, north carolina. the guy seemed okay because his kayak pushed up against the trees, but that woman there, she is partly submerged in the water, and she was stuck there for two hours. her legs still inside of the kayak, and the kayak got stuck underneath the debris, so she is trapped with her legs in the kayak, holding on to those logs. she told the rescuers that she used a pocket knife to cut a piece of the rope to dragging her underneath the water, but rescuers believe that saved her life. they made the call, but it took res kirs a couple of hours to find where they were. it takes rescuers qu

of our boat speedboat. a sports car. i had with her for a. time we were. full. of anything and everything that you could possibly had. my grandmother took me to keep the hometown it was just before the revolution. and i'll never forget my very astute grandmother telling me a thirteen year old watch out for the prostitutes and the game would go. organized crime had taken over the city how. the mafia built the hotels you still see and have. a lot of. who would have believed that such a ragtag operation could succeed. but it did. pull the water we emerged as cubans on that day i think. when i wake up it was a day of dignity patriotism and solvent a bit bob it will be those who wait and. you know. one of the revolutions important acts in those first few weeks was to eliminate the gangsters and the rackets. theme in both naturally was provoked angry protests from the u.s. government only. human revolution generates a process of social changes. brought the first wave of migration to miami. but east as corrupt officials tortuous. my father was a colonel in cuba and he

eagle scout and former missionary had reinvented himself as a player, a party boy with a taste for speedboatsorts cars, pretty women, and high-stakes gambling. cops concluded that the roots of the mystery could be traced back to childhood and his relationship with his father, john brown. >> his father was described as often going into tijuana to pick up large sums of money and then come back. having some side jobs but always having a large stack of cash. >> his father was a bit of a flimflam guy. >> yes. the apple didn't fall too far from that tree with him and his son. >> he learned from him. absolutely. >> reporter: a man of mystery with a criminal record. brown sr. was, like his boy, a gambler and player. he spoiled jason. >> had a silver spoon in his mouth. had money. had nice things. had a father who taught him how to get those nice things maybe without a traditional job. there were other things in his past that lead to us believe he followed the path of his father. >> reporter: agents' suspicions were particularly heightened when they learned that brown's father john vanished in 1994, t

the two who died reportedly flew off the speedboat and slammed into the propellers.re hurt. >>> spain. time for the famous tomato-throwing festival. a 1945 children's food fight inspired the tradition. due to spain's economic woes, organizers charged admission for the first time ever. >>> united kingdom. grab a biscuit. the annual gravy wrestling world championships at a pub in northwest england. contestants rolled around in some 3,000 gallons worth of meat juices, vegetables and corn flour. >> the gravy is warm. it tastes like sausages. >> the charity event awarded championship trophies to a man and woman. that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> i don't know. maybe you want to live there. a plan to colonize mars is falling far short of its expected number of applicants big time. we'll tell you how many people have signed up to live there. plus, it's never been the fastest vehicle on the road, not even close, but it is one of the most recognizable ones. the vw is pulling the plug on the hippie van! oh, man.r: really? e a trip every day. wher

as this thing spins and spins and spins kind of like a speedboat going by us even though the boat is away you're caught in the wake, we're caught in the wake of this. this will actually crank up the onshore flow a little bit. as the onshore flow increases the temperatures will drop a few degrees for the next couple of days. so a slightly stronger onshore flow until saturday and then things change. lower pressure drops, the onshore flow gets weaker and temperatures go up just about as much as they drop. close to average, look at the normal high, look at the highs tomorrow within one or two degrees. san jose with a high of 81. concord 88. san rafael 84. and downtown san francisco 67. on average about a degree or two cooler than today but still really nice. friday, saturday, sunday, we're looking at 70 near the bay. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine mid-80s inland great weekend to get outside maybe hike with the family. monday, tuesday next week milder but this is good stuff because we can be hot in august, we were just really chilly in august. now we get kind of happy medium. it's jus

he was spotted piloting a speedboat through the canals of venice, italy.he boat. one of the local mayors reported him to police saying, maybe he doesn't have a license to pilot the boat in the canals. they take it very seriously. well, they fired back. the oscar-winning actor has the right license. it's called being george clooney. and it's good anywhere in the world. >> you know who i am. >> absolutely. so, no problem there. and congratulations on your new movie, george. >>> and also, from tragedy comes change on the set of "glee." a new face bringing smiles to the set of "glee." nigra vera took a selfie with demi lovato. she will play a struggling artist. lovato begins rehearsals this week. i think it's a great casting choice. best of luck to her, too. so positive today. >>> and finally, this is a beautiful story about cats and men and women who love them so. they took over the minnesota state fair. almost 10,000 rabid cat fans. they turned up to the third annual cat video festival. there were many standouts in the crowd. but only one emerged as the star

we think a bunch of iranian speedboats and ships. the iranians got the message and they stopped putting it in the gulf and they stopped firing missiles. as we have made our point and if anything, ron was more eager to negotiate as a result of that strength than before an exercise had taken place. but other than that we have done nothing. they tried to get this to go year and half ago. all it did was indict the people that we knew were responsible. he went on killing americans and blowing up american ships until he actually took them out. that is what you have to do with the radicals who want to kill americans. but at the beginning of our discussion we had said that we should not attack us, an attack would be bad, it would be the wrong policy. how do you negotiate or operate from a position of strength if you're not willing to use military force? >> it's very different to attack the nuclear facilities than it is to exercise self defense against this. the nuclear facilities are spread all over the country. they are highly well defended