they're from sydney, australia. and actually they come out of the hill song church, which now has 17 locations worldwide. one of them is right here in phoenix. >> team 12 joins us with the growing popularity of hill so. hillside united is the most influential band in the world with more than 20 million albums sold. songs translated in more than 100 languages and playing to crowds of up to 100,000. >> reporter: their songs are inspiring and uplifting. >> i mean i hope that with the influence that we do have that it will help them to see that i would love to use it to en-- encourage people. >> reporter: they hope to do that with even more people with their new movie. >> the message is powerful, but also kind of the underlining message of the film that god uses incredibly ordinary people to do some extraordinary things. perhaps they are encouraged by them being able to do something extraordinary if they e has more than 500 million followers on facebook, more than a million on twitter and instagram and just recently app

i'm surprised they would let somebody drive into a situation >> we're to sydney, australia for our next video. a situation we've seen or been around. when people do get confused they suddenly make sudden decisions like this. >> oh, come on. >> now i watch this video and i have the same reaction as all of you. that is entirely the silver but then i watch the rear view camera and realize, somebody else is at fault, as well. >> you see he made the same move. the silver car just gunned it. looking over his shoulder and never saw this coming. >> oh! miss betsy's daughter. she's got her tablet and reading a book and with all the toys in the room. where is she at? a book. one last cutie pie here. >> that baby christian? >> no, that -- >> no. [ indiscernible ] >> these guys in the bay area in california, resorted to a very simple solution for this rescue. >> shop vac. >> yep. >> that's exactly what it is. >> you get -- >> oh. >> gets -- >> oh. >> genius. >> and it's kitty and they were able to successfully pull it up granted it must have been a scary moment. >> the only other way they could hav

safety after this bus catches fire on a busy roadway in sydney, australia. the bus driver and 2 other passengers suffered minor injuries when the bus suddenly burst into flames. no word on what caused this fire. an amazing rescue caught on camera-- police officers and bystanders in north carolina working together to save a man trapped in his burning truck. gfx 1: i need an ambulance and a fire truck out here right now. in the officer's body cam video... you see a man with his exin the flames.. while the cops work to pull off the doors. the truck collided with a school bus head-on... pinning the truck underneath. (chris owens/good samaritan) "we just went to it, trying to help him out, put the fire out, got crowbars to try and pry open the doors because it was stuck, it wedged him in." (butted with) (of sawyers/winston- salem police) "that moment, you know, complete stranger just tried to treat him like he's my younger brother." the team was able to keep the flames down until firefighters showed up and got him out the bravery, and saving the man's life. frigh

prices for some fruits and vegetables have increased over the last year due to drought in sydney, australia created this rainbow berger to honor gene wilder. it includes everything from that colorful bun to a special sauce inspired by willy wonka and the chocolate factory. some of the burgers come with a golden ticket that could get you industry prize. -- a mystery prize. erika: and it's all natural. emily: i don't know about that. erika: sports loving parents starting really early. emily: a six month emily: this may curb your at the site -- your appetite. joey wings and 12 minutes during yesterday's competition, 16 wings per minute. chestnut edged out his closest competitor by 11 wings and walked away with $3500. erika: a different kind of accomplishment. would you let your baby do this? little auburn cannot walk but apparently can waterski. at six months and 10 days old he is a world record holder. his father saying he's the world youngest water skier. auburn waterskiing about 150 feet in north carolina. the previous record holder was six months 27 days old. emily: you can't quite tell if

a restaurant in sydney, australia cooked this up its called the 'burger of pure imagination. gene wilder and his role in the classic movie willy wonka and the chocolate factory. in between the rainbow buns is a beef patty, tomato soup jelly, fried potatoes, cheese, blueberry onion jam and a secret wonka sauce. remember that scene like in everlasting gob god stopper. that's what it's like. in keeping with the movie, each day a lucky golden ticket will be in one of the burgers. the winner gets a mystery prize. how cool is another burner. it's like doesn't he make the little gun. the everlasting. all the different flavors of an entire 10 course meal. that was the everlasting god stopper. and that makes total sense. they also had the burger of the pok?mon burgers. last week. i don't know what's going on. good for them. kickoff celebrations happening this afternoon going on tomorrow mother nature going to help us out. cooperating quite nicely here's a look at civic center park downtown loving that shot a good time across the city the next few days we prepare for the broncos kick o

it's going on display at the museum of applied arts and sciences in sydney, australia what's incredible is how it moves. you don't expect that from a 3-d printer, necessarily. >> i don't know how much credit to give to the dress or the woman. >> she is working it. >> we'll be right back. everyone's needs are different. i've made sure i'm ready for an emergency. we made an emergency kit with water, canned foods, a flashlight, and important papers. emergencies can happen at anytime. narrator: "by almost every measure, public charter schools have been a success." with "impressive results" and "eye-catching educational gains." it's turned my son's life around. narrator: "charter schools amount to hope" for kids all across massachusetts. question 2 will give parents more choices and result in more funding for public education. vote yes on 2. for stronger public schools. oh, its captain chaos! what?! what about the flu! emergencies can happen at any time. download a preparedness checklist today. stomach before we go, another live look at those wins whipping up the waves. sounds like it will b

a look at new video from sydney australia. if you want a new iphone, good luck. apple said the phone are in short supply. the company said walk in customers can not get the iphone 7 plus because they are all snatched up with pre-orders and if you want jet black, the non-apple retailers like best buy could still have the jack black but right now, apple does not. if you are going apple picking, it could be slim pickings. tiffany wilson is talking to folks in line. stick around for that. it is the latest at the live desk >> the oakland unified school district is wanting parents of a phone scam after receiving a call saying their child was kidnapped. caller demanded a ransom. parents immediately called their child's school to confirm the child was safe in class. in july, we reported a similar scam in union city. oakland unified said if you get a fake phone call let them know. >> united states soccer is responding together a player who kneeled dug the "national anthem," yesterday before the game in solidarity with colin kaepernick. the first time she did so she was we

sydney, australia. this burger includes a colorful bun inspired by willy wonka and the chocolate factory. some come with a golden ticket for a mystery prize. >> this toddler can't walk, but he can waterski. check out 6-month-old auburn. his father says that he's the world's youngest water skier. he took this 30-second video of auburn waterskiing about 150 feet in north carolina. you can see mom as the safety in the background. auburn, 6 months old, 10 days old. the previous recordholder, 6 month, 27 days. that's a little frightening. >> yeah, is he smiling, grimacing? i don't know. >> i don't know. everything for a viral video nowadays. a marijuana bust at a day-care in connecticut. to go. new on the eyeopener at 5:00, traveling is fun, but the planning can be a pain. there's a new app developed in >> it's 4:55. >> police are searching for a suspect in a sexual assault that happened in the greenway early monday morning in downtown boston. the victim says she was walking toward the carousel when she was

this is in sydney, australia. customers might be disappointed because some of the models sold out during the preorder period. long lines have formed outside apple stores across this country waiting for sales to get started. >>> and there's a great island for sale but the mortgage might stretch your budget a little bit. this is connecticut's great island, the 63-acre estate going on the market for the first time in more than a century. six-bedroom main house and 20-stall granite stable. oh, that's what we need. asking price, $175 million. a record for a residential property. an island. >> we all pull together. >> yes. >> we could buy like a tree on there. >> that's about it. >>> all right, when we come back a day in the life of o.j. simpson. we get a look at his day-to-day in prison and the surprising item he keeps in his cell. >>> plus, delay of game last night's red sox game. every day my challenge is to be in sync with my body, with myself, with my life. it all starts with a healthy routine. that's why i'm takin

starting in the uk and visiting 11 countries until it's final destination in sydney, australia where police finally arrested them and a 63-year-old man. sot//supt conrad jensen, australian federal police - the seizure of these drugs disrupted the supply of cocaine to sydney and beyond and we'll have more on the international investigatoin coming up at 7am - with your gma first look, i'm gio benitez, abc news, new york." > coming up at 6-30.... a henderson woman says a run-in between police and her autistic son forced her to put these signs all over her home. now the police department is responding. megan adlibs tease right now... a powerful storm is making it's the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! wait, is that a basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. for the worst. a

paul for bloomberg tv in sydney, australia. ♪ emily: this is bloomberg west.shares popped after announcing mario is coming to the iphone and pokemon go coming to the apple watch. we have seen shares spike and then plunge. partnered with the developer of pokemon go, niantic labs. forught up with john hanke an interview and asked what it was like behind the scenes as the game has taken off to great success and controversy. , they are the ones that have borne the brunt of this. there was a case where people were in the office 24/7 for weeks on end. whole two months of july and august. it was intense. people monitoring things around the clock. just continually working with our colleagues at google cloud to get more infrastructure in place and as we launched new countries. we had a couple of outages, some hacking, various things that kept us on our toes. mainly, it was one wave of social after another. , into thed in brazil olympics. that was another wave. people are happy that people are using their products. calminglad things are down a little and we are able to

i am paul allen for bloomberg tv in sydney, australia. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg west."emily chang. turning to the automotive industry, uber has begun showcasing to the world it's driverless fleet in pittsburgh. the right healing giant beat google and tesla to the punch. we caught up with another industry leader whose company is working on the forefront of electric car technology, nextev. ior shared what she thought of the unveiling. >> i think it is the next big thing in mobility. i do feel in technology there is going to be a huge wave of innovation that is going to transform mobility. self driving cars are in the sector of this. i'm a big believer in that model. it is still early to see how ride sharing involves. what will the business model be? who is going to actually own them? it is not clear to me. i've been watching this space to secret but from the technology perspective, great move, very exciting. emily: so you drive a tesla for now come which is good for research purposes. what is your take on the autopilot? padmasree: i'm a big believer that autopilot is need

i'm paul allen for bloomberg tv in sydney, australia. this is "bloomberg west."mily chang. -- apple had aen chance to unveil e-seven but before that, a dramatic shift in the chinese smartphone market was starting to take shape. lesser-known domestic players had been seated show me top spot in china. joining us to take stock is david gramley in beijing and are tech team leader in tokyo. thank you for joining us. with gotten some new information on the status of the samsung recall. 500,000 new phones ship in the united states as replacement. what's the latest? what we are seeing is like a trickle of phones that and that in people's hands, either through shipments like the one you mentioned or in places like hong kong and china where the phone had officially hadthen on sale but people gotten their hands on one through the gray markets or testing purposes. those are being included in the recall, though only not officially by the company. all signs point to steady progress. we are talking about a maximum of 2.5 million phones. samsung knows where they were sold and th

i'm paul allen for bloomberg tv in sydney, australia. ♪ emily: this is bloomberg west.hang. it is time to dive into the tech stories from an center. apple still top of mind this week. with the u.s. senate finance committee reaffirming its opposition to an eu order that apple pay nearly $15 billion in unpaid taxes because of an alleged sweetheart go with ireland. the eu failed to build a case that ireland gave apple illegal state aid. since the ruling, "ran roughshod over the iphone maker." been publicly critical of this hearing. he with me to discuss, bloomberg and ourxecutive editor reporter who covers apple. what do we know about this meeting? >> pretty much all they said in the press release. they did not make the case effectively, this was illegal state aid provided to apple by the irish government. i don't think it's any surprise they come to that can vision because any tax apple has the pain europe, england is not have to pay. it's not that it doesn't want apple to pay tax, it just wanted to pay tax year. an interesting exchange on twitter between the commissioner

for bloomberg tv in sydney, australia. west."this is "bloomberg i'm emily chang.ly i monday, setting up a range of $11 to $13 a share, setting prices for their ideas this week after one of the slowest years yet for tech listings. joining me to discuss the changing dynamics in the ipo market is the ceo of a new startup and our bloomberg news ipo reporter in town from new york. why now? they have been pushing the ipo four months. why is now the right time? guest: what happened early this year is the ipo climate changed early this year. lookingt changed from to growth for one where they started looking to profitability. so the companies held back their ideas and shifting gears. they are changing gears to attract investors and my speculation is they took that time a couple of months to change gears. they have never been profitable revenue grew 80 5% year over year. what is the path to profitability and how do they get there? sure they willty come up with great results when they speak about their results in the future. what are investors saying? or theire evaluation ro

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i am paul allen in sydney, australia. emily: this is "bloomberg west." i am emily chang.hat is said to have explosive growth in ad revenue. it generated $370 million in 2016, a projected figure of $1 billion in 2017. here with us now are the bloomberg news reporter who covers snapchat and in new york, kathy boyle, the market analyst who wrote the report. how do you expect snapchat to rake in almost a billion dollars of ad revenue next year? >> they have several products. they have snapped ads in multiple forms. they have sponsored geo-filters and sponsored lenses. there are multiple versions of those as well. there are quite a few products in quite a few places. there are multiple channels for snapchat to draw in ad dollars. snapchat getw does over the fact that the content disappears and there is not a way to make it go viral? >> i think it's the appeal to the millennial audience and knowing you will get 100% of their attention when the ad is served. it may not go viral, but it is impactful. emily: snapchat may be the next something. but people continued to talk about th

i'm paul allen for bloomberg tv in sydney, australia. this is "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang.ime to greet the week and dive into the tech stories that are front and center in the dates a-- days ahead. it could be any day that we see uber's self driving volvo hit the streets of pittsburgh. the pilot comes at a time of uncertainty for google's car unit, one of the earliest efforts in the space. googles project has seen slow and executive departures. it appears there is a risk of falling behind companies like huber and tesla -- uber and tesla. joining me our bloomberg reporters who cover self driving cars and technology. google has lost the head of the -- that person has now been replaced. talk to us about the struggles that google is having. >> one of my sources called it a "seven-year itch that's been going for about seven and a half years." they don't have a major partner to make cars and to put their software in. they don't have a popular ridesharing app, which is another way to get into this. there's not a lot of sign they are breaking through from a research projects -- pro

some of what we're watching around the region this morning, i'm paul allen for bloomberg tv in sydney, australiay: mt. "bloomberg west" i'm emily chang. india's largest conglomerate leads across the nation from industries from steel to software. most recently they've ventured into wearables and ecommerce, challenging the likes of fitbit nd others. our reporter sat down with their c.e.o. about how they plan to expand. >> if you think about it at a broad level with energy, food and wellness, and consumer products. the technologies, we think those areas that have an impact for 100 million people and have potential of $100 million in profit. those are areas where we would focus that brings us down to clean energy. fuel cells, and in food we are looking at the first example we g pesticide and consumer are looking at wearables. our starting point is active wearables for workers. we believe that that will help cap the market and we are playing from a position of power with the factories. we will build a product that's much better than a consumer product as well. we are identifying cases with machine to

that bus catching fire in sydney, australia. taking over the front end of the vehicle. what a mess this was. a couple of people were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation but they are expected to be okay. the backup just a nightmare. drivers stuck in there several hours. >>> the louisiana governor, michael bloomberg, among the few of the people meeting with president obama. the details aen why this is happening next. >>> do you exercise -- the health benefits are obvious but you'll never believe how many don't exercise at all. >>> investigators are painting serial killer. he's 40-year-old sean great. arrested after a harrowing 911 call from a woman who was tied up in an abandoned house. >> is there anyway to get out of the building? >> i'm scared. >> allegedly living a double life. portraying the simple life of a carpenter, but the criminal history telling a different history. convicted of burglary and pleading guilty to abduction, domestic violence, and drug abuse, and serving more than four years in prison. and coming up at 7 a.m. i'm ryan smith, abc news, >>> wh

i'm paul allen, bloomberg tv, in sydney, australia. emily: this is "lumbered west."mily chang. time now for series a, our tech investing roundtable where we take a deep dive into the world of the markets. tech investing has evolved in recent years with some startups getting multibillion dollars valuations and disrupting heavily regulated parts of the economy. intore investing is moving new territory, attracting private equity players. joining me to discuss that is to veteran investors, scott stamford who ran goldman sachs internet investment banking and the partner at tpg's growth fund. thank you for joining us. has changed a lot and i know that is part of the reason you left goldman sachs. let's start with venture capital. we see a lot more nontraditional investors and techniques. where do you see venture capital going? class venture is an asset that has evolved quite a bit. if you look at it decade by decade, it looks completely different than it did when venture really started. what you have seen as a class venture and growth investing has taken over what was the

how you could save at vonage.com/business >>> police say isis inspired a stabbing attack in sydney, australiarday and the suspect now faces charges of attempted murder. sydney police say the suspect attacked and stabbed a 59-year-old man several times in a park in southwest sydney and attempted to stab a police officer before they were able to arrest him. the suspect's radical beliefs are apparently. the exact motive may not be just yet. >> he has strong extremist beliefs. what made him actually act yesterday, we don't know, but we are hoping further investigations will uncover that. >> the victim is still in critical condition. >>> and video we have coming into the fox news newsroom of hillary clinton appearing to fall as she left the 9/11 memorial service early. here is the video, you can see her walking to her van and just about there, she appears to fall right there and need to be helped up either by her protective detail or other of her staff. according to her campaign, she overheated there at the 9/11 memorial event. about an hour later, we saw her leaving under her own power from her d

this viewer kay from mayville shared this photo of her 3-year-old granddaughter that lives in sydney, australia. she's very happy she are able to skype often during the week. she says this pictu really portraying her personality. she can't wait to visit them over christmas. i bet she will grow a whole lot. month we take a picture of the day to be professionally framed by our friends at great frame up of whitefish bay. so if you would like your farite photo proudly displayed in your home enter our picture of the day contest by emailing it to us at pictures@themorningblend.com. >>> there is a lot more coming up for you on today's show. we'll tell about a disease where parents have a 50% chance of passing it to their children. >>> you will meet two young girls getting very good at making videos. these are not your typical music videos. they bring difficult disease. >>> up next one of the largest lineups of local films that's right we'll give you details about the milwaukee short film festival and why this year they are featuring great works of >>> welcome back to the morning blend. the milwaukee s

i'm paul allen in sydney, australia. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg west."n to a fast-growing segment of health technology, fertility tech. according to market research company, the global fertility market is expected to exceed. $21 billion by 2021 company leading the charge is progeny, and and and solution that pricingexclusive to offer things like egg freezing as a benefit. joining us here is the progeny who sits oninvestor the company's board. we'll talk more about that later, but i want to start with progeny. this egg freezing benefit got so much attention when apple and facebook sorted covering it. and it seems that so many more women are doing this. i'm curious, how many more copies are doing this, and how many more women? >> thanks. that's right. what's interesting is that it is not only tech companies in the valley. we are seeing companies of all shapes and sizes, of all industries and geographies, seeing benefits. is incredibly rewarding to us as female executives to be able to think about what we can do for the next generation and fertility preserv

i'm paul allen for bloomberg sydney, australia. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg west ."k conference is wrapping up this week. advertisers around the globe meeting to discuss the future of the industry and a mobile domino world. this taking place one week after facebook admitted it has been miscalculating its video metrics for advertisers. joining us from new york, the ceo of cargo, which creates mobile specific ad campaigns, and sarah frier, who was at adweek all week long. what is your biggest take away about what is going to define the ad industry over the next 2 to 3 years? >> mobile has been the big leader in the market. if you look at growth in the market it's the only area where there is major growth right now. it is super exciting to be an area that is growing faster than any other area of the industry. when we look at both ways across the industry, health care going at 26%. retail is going at 9%. mobile is going at 38%, it's like the fastest-growing area of the industry right now. this facebook snafu over how they calculate their metrics, how much did that bother

the first man in line at the store in sydney australia says it would take a lot of money to get him tois seat and it were a situation, i would probably say this maybe $4000. i would probably say yes but i would have to think about it. because you know, you are in front.>> $5000? and you have to think about it? wow.>> even with that much money you cannot get them tomorrow because they are all sold out at apple stores . the jet black seven model also sold out. apple says it is about three week backlog for parents to get their hands on those particular models. >>> sal has his hands full. we have traffic problems. yes. we have two separate traffic problems on south 0101 n. a popular. one was near burlingham. this is the first one of one of the accidents. south 0101 n. of poplar . the other is it early game closer to broadway. traffic is really backed up as he had towards the scene. you will see the traffic is slow. i recommend using el camino real getting on the freeway after 92 using 280 all the way down the peninsula. some other things -- the east bay community is getting filled then. we

at a restaurant in sydney, australia, that created this rainbow burger to honor late actor gene wilder. it includes a colorful bun and wonka sauce inspired by willy wonka and the chocolate factory. some burgers come with a golden ticket for a mystery prize. >> very cute. >> would you eat it? >> oh, absolutely. >> yep. auburn can't walk but he can waterski. at 6 months old and 10 days, he's a world record-holder. his father says he's the world's youngest waterskier. he skied about 150 feet in north carolina. the previous recordholder was 6 months and 27 days old. >> he looks like he's holding on for dear life. >> at least he's doing it. >> yeah. >> this is when they learn. i tried this a year ago and it didn't work at all. >> joey pulling you along? >> more like dragging. >> still ahead, a special reunion between an autistic boy and the college football player in a hit-and-run. her family's message as the >> now on newscenter 5 eyeopener, whipping winds, waves. >> the domino effect that could crash lands a driver under arrest. what we know right now. >> we will not ever get her back. >>

. >>> customers in sydney, australia among the first to get hands on the new apple iphone7. it goes on sale around the world today. some models of the phone already september 16th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> just because they're 14 hours ahead of us, they get the iphone first. >> you're jealous. >> a little jelly. >> little jelly. >> let's start this half hour with not the iphone, but samsung, and what really is turning into a fiasco for that company. the federal government on the ordered the company to recall 1 million of the note 7s. >> it comes after more than 90 reports of a smart phones overheating due to a battery problem. samsung says the problem affects 2.5 million phones worldwide. >> reporter: after nearly 100 exploding or burning phones in the u.s. alone -- >> sound like it bursted, and there was smoke everywhere. >> reporter: samsung, which for problem on its own, made a deal with the u.s. government. >> we're announcing the official recall. >> reporter: nearly a million phones in the u.s. are affected after 92 reports of overheating, 26 peop

max: sydney, australia. my husband's australian. we met actually in hong kong.eter: max was working as the fashion editor for the south china morning post. max: and pete's not in the business, obviously, day-to-day. he's making money for us to live on. lemonis: and so why did you start this business? max: i had a young 18-month-old... lemonis: okay. max: ...who was born with eczema, asthma, and allergies and allergic sensitivities. so when i was cleaning the house, it would exacerbate them. and i thought, i'm just gonna make my own. so i would get, like, plant-based cleaners. it was absolutely nontoxic. lemonis: and that's the cleaning agent? max: yes. lemonis: wow. where'd the name come from? max: it's peter's father's two middle names, roderick murchison hume kater. he's on the wall over there. he's a very elegant man, and he's president of the australian club. lemonis: very refined. max: yes! lemonis: have you had any headwind in the states with the name? max: i've had resistance, yes. lemonis: murchinson, i just -- max: yeah. it's murchison. lemonis: murchis

but this colorful burger is pure beauregard burger is being served up at a bar in sydney, australia.. and aside from the colorful bun.. this creation includes tomato soup jelly.. potato chips.. blueberry onion jam.. and something called wonka sauce. even more.. one lucky customer a day will have a golden ticket in their burger.. that is good for a mystery prize. this is every beer lovers dream.. we can make coffee at home.. even soda too.. so why not brew a button. a new machine called "brewie" will do just that.. you just chose a recipe.. click a button. and bam! beer! its smaller than a dishwasher.. but is way more fun. its recommended for both beginners and experts.. and it even comes with its own social media platform.. so you can share recipes with other beer lovers. if you're just waking up right now. you're probably going to get some coffee but y average cup of joe isn't strong enough. you may want to try this insane recipe. this isn't your average cappuccino. an australian cafe is serving up coffee containing the caffeine equivalent of 80 cups. it so strong.. it has a name we

countries, many in south america including colombia and ecuador, until its final destination in sydney, australia, where police arrested the two and a 63-year-old man. >> the seizure of these drugs has disrupted the supply of cocaine to the streets of sydney and beyond. >> reporter: their parents and co-workers telling local canadian media, they're in shock. lagace's father reportedly saying she never mentioned a man would be joining them. but australian police suggesting they were not as shocked. somehow figuring out that a massive amount of cocaine was about to run aground. and police haven't revealed how they knew the drugs were on board or when they were boarded. the cruise liner telling us it is cooperating with authorities and it has launched an internal investigation, of course, the two women will remain in jail until they face an australian judge in october. and if convicted, they face life in prison. >> wow. >> gio, thank you. >> thank you, gio. >>> coming up on our big board, that series of bizarre clown sightings. that have a community on edge. big warning for parents this morning. >>>