things that are starting and rhyme running we have is a dry run it is to make sure we as the technical team at dbi are able to go live on the platform it's an exercise of the task that are required to actively brings the system up and testing the applications itself and so that's the dry run testing we have another testing that's critical for the leadership of the building inspection department all the leaders of dbi will be hands on in the system and going through the test scenarios to be ready to sign off and is yes, this model will extort the system in particularly we'll start our training to make sure the department is ready particularly the folks that are interacting with customers to have the training we have three weeks of training planned for all the departments within the building inspection group that will be go on. >> and at least in november we have our go live preparation this is preparing the system and making sure that all the data is there besides the data that's going to be converted all the data loading up the user profiles so people can log in and the contact information

three teams have come out publicly expressing their unwavering support. (technicalficulties) [ no audio ] >>> "minecraft" sold more than 54 million copies, a third best-selling computer game of all time. "minecraft" let's players build structures with lego-style block and battle other players. last year it generated $150 million in profit. the buyout coming a year after microsoft brought the finnish mobile phone company nokia. plenty of money in gaming. (technical difficulties) aljazeera.com is the address. aljazeera.com. headlines coming up.

that's what the commission staff and i think subsequently a lot scientists and technical teams have determined as well, that one bullet passed bodies of both men and that this is that bullet. what surprised a lot of people that this bullet wasn't much more damaged than it appears to be. as the imes refers to pristine bullet. fully press teen. it is damaged some. some scientists would say it is more damaged. no rules here. ballistics investigation is much more art than science. of the most reliable scientific evidence that you bullet did pass through both bodies and it turned up in parkland hospital death. he president's >> i think at the end here here's the original letter accompanying the bullet and description of finding it. the falls off of stretcher. it becomes important to the commission staff and arlen young investigator who's handling a lot of this vidence that it be shown this bullet fell from governor connolly's stretcher since it through passed president kennedy's body before it hit connolly. t the end of the investigation the commission concludes it did come from governor connolly's

what the commission staff and i think subsequently a lot of serious scientists and technical teams have determined, that one bullet did pass through the bodies of both men and that this is a bullet. what surprise a lot of people is that this bullet was not much more damaged that appearsit. it's sometimes referred to as the preceding bullet. it is not fully pristine. scientistst -- some would say that they were at expected see much more damage. there are no rules. a lot of ballistic investigation is much more art th sciencean. all of the reliable scientific evidence suggested that this bullet did pass through both bodies. >> i think at the end, there is accompanying-- the bullet and the description of finding it. >> it falls off the stretcher and it becomes important to the commission staff and especially to arlen specter. that it be shown that the bullet fell from governor connally's stretcher which presumably it had passed and president kennedy's body before it hit connally. at the end of the investigation, the commission concludes that it did come from governor connally 's stretcher.

fire fighters haded to call in a technical rescue team to help, they used a hardnessing system to lift him back to safety. >>> a carbon monoxide leak may have led to the death of the family in utah. another family member discover bodies of five people, father, mother, two boys and a girl according to reports, the victims were all found, in the parent's bedroom. in fact, one of the neighbors say the the family was very well known in the community. >> it is a pretty close neighborhood, so it was odd that we didn't know them, but, you know, i mean, we have have to respect each others privacy. i thought they were just private people. >> police were reminding residents to install carbon monoxide detectors in their homes. >>> a u.s. credit exposed to the ebola virus while working sierra leon is being treated in maryland. doctors being observed at national institute of health after arriving yesterday. nih says doctor is admitted to a specialize lays unit as quote an abundance have of caution but officials have not confirmed whether the doctor is infect with the virus. four other americans doc

fire fighters had to call a technical rescue team to help, they used a harnessing system to lift him back to safety. >>> it is in secret the the u.s. postal service needs to raise serious cash and it has a plan that will do just that. >> so the post office wants to start delivering groceries tour front door. what do you think? financial experts think it might be the money maker the post office needs. postal service sent its proposal to the regulatory commission next week hoping to get permission to begin testing this idea next month. financial experts say the postal service, they have the trucks, they have the the warehouses and they have the employees to pull this all off. shoppers have mixed views. >> it could be a boom for everybody fit is played right and people still believe in the mail. >> especially in the city where i don't to have carry my deliveries up the stairs. >> because i don't trust them to deliver mail why would i trust them to deliver food that can make me sick. >> so to be clear postal workers would not select and bag your, produce but place your order on line and

fire fighters had to call in a technical rescue team to help. they used a harnessing system to lift him back to safety. >>> 5:09. lets look at other stories making news around the world. president obama is acknowledging u.s. intelligent agencies underestimated threat from isis and overestimated the ability and will of the iraq's army to fight n an interview with 60 minutes, president obama says militant who have gone than ground after being beaten in iraq were able to regroup during the syrian civil war. the president also acknowledged the contradiction in syria. u.s. led coalition is helping president assod whom the u.n. has accused of war crimes. >>> 5:09. hong kong government has pulled back police and pro democracy demonstrators who have taken over many city streets. officials say it is worst unrest hong kong has ever seen since china took back control of the sit friday great britain in 1997. these protesters are demonstrate ago begins beijing's decision to limit, democratic reform. >>> 5:10. eagles are now three-one on the season after fall

h.r. 83 requires the secretary of the interior to assemble a team of technical, policy, and financial experts to address the energy needs of the insular areas of the united states and the freely associated states of guam, puerto rico, and virgin islands through the development of energy action plans aimed at reduce -- at promoting access to affordable and reliable energy. these u.s. territories have few conventional energy resources and they are dependent upon imports to meet a significant portion of their energy needs. as a result, the residents of those areas pay unusually high electricity bills. in addition, because these areas are isolated from areas that provide their energy fuels as well as the added costs of transporting these fuels, their energy costs are in greater threat of supply interruption than areas that are energy independent or have a more convenient source of energy fuels. dr. christensen has done a great job of bringing this to the attention of our committee about the unique challenges faced in those areas. h.r. 83 will assist these important u.s. territories in add

team. the technical saxans from the b tree with the patriots. they have similar offense and defense. it would be god to prep for week one. a good test to see how the offense has come together under the new coach. >> makes sense. >> we'll be down there. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know the great wall of china wasn't always so great? hmmm...what should we do? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> rgiii's alma mater has a new game day precision called sail gating. mclean stadium has a new opportunity for partying before the games. today for home opener plenty of fans brought boats sending a new dimension to the experience. the new stadium is the first to be built on campus at baylor in 80 years. that looks fun. >> i'll say. >> they do it at university of washi

volleyball making the most of the sun in a different way we caught up with the regatta team from the state radio technical university while many of the older competitors boats were killed purely for speed this team went for practicality as well this solar boats has remained up to six people making its ideal for weekend fishing trips however at the flick of a switch the position of the reef can be adjusted to the casual cruiser into a streamlined race. in this position the center of gravity is lowered and the wind resistance reduced. the boat's turning performance and maximizing its acceleration and take it from me the power of the sun is definitely enough to set the wind running through your head. the solar sail at least likely six meters long two point one meters wide is propelled by five kilowatts outboard motor boats up to two lithium pulling a bunch of blocks together weighing one hundred sixty kilograms and the. displacement of the solar panels. generates the two don't please. mr truly trust the batteries in about ten hours on a full charge the boat can go on for up to eight hours it's allegedly seve

firefighters called in a technical rescue team and used a harness to save the man.bleeding but is expected to be okay. >>> eight fires within a few hours. the string of arsons in one city and how federal investigators are now involved. >>> window smashed and bikes stolen from a san francisco store. the brazen theft all caught on tape. >>> some commutes out there are okay and some are really not. this is one that seems okay. 880 northbound and southbound through oakland. but we have some slow traffic in the east bay. we'll get to that coming up. >>> a lot of reports of fog. but it looks like the sun is starting to burn off some of that in san jose. we'll see what's in store for the rest of the week. >>> 7:30. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's monday, september 29th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. i did duck outside. >> what's it like? >> i gotta talk to steve. gray, kind of gloomy outside our door. >> well, it will be sunny later. >> okay. >> we had some morning fog. thunderstorm clouds have moved out. there i

. >> technically you are part of the team. >> i never turned off the team. >> yeah. >> so, the fence was alluded to and we are not doing anything with the fence. the landscaping remains, and prior to beginning the design of this project we worked with the staff to establish because it is a non-conforming, what the rear set back was. and it was establish and that is the one on the drawing. and that is the one that has been reconfirmed by the aff as mr. smith said and so i, i don't see that there are any issues. >> any additional public comment in support of the project sponsor? >> okay. seeing none, the dr requestor you have a two-minute rebuttal. >> so i feel that the rear yard is non-compliant and i tried to get typed up a letter to ask for a letter of determination from scott sanchez and i still would like to do that and i would ask that you continue this matter, so that i can get some resolution, but that backyard is so tight there is very little space in it. and it is, just not consistent with the code, there is, and that is, you know, it shows one view of the backyard and, here

i think it's sad in some ways because these teams are technically owned by 31 billionaires and they comella of the nfl but they're really civic trusts. the teams that have been in families and towns for generations are civic trusts. if goodell is not either moved out or resigns, it says more about the american public than it does his mishandling of this controversy. >> that's a very good point. speaking to how he has handled this controversy, we haven't heard from him since last week. where is roger goodell? in you were advising him, would you say, hey, it's time to speak to this issue? >> i would say the exempt list he's put adrian petepeterson, g hardy and others on, he needs to put himself on that list soon. he is missing in action. this is a crisis in confidence in his league. i believe, irrespective of what comes out of the investigation of the ray rice video and who saw it and when, at the least, he's going to be shown to be incompetent what's going on in his own office. at the very least, i think he loses a lot of credibility to govern going forward. and that's why i think he shou

the designer team up with technical laboratories in tennessee to develop the cars.hope to be out in 2015 costing between $18,000 and $30,000. >>> big problem problems morning for drivers. >>> signature -- sig-a because of a multiple injury accident both directions. there was a traitor trailer involved and a car fire and we have severe tract delays. as you can see from the camera we have tail lights making it in the southbound direction but the cars were trapped on the freeway. it happened at 3:00 this only and it will be in place until further notice. we have seen brake lights going in and out but the cars are stuck on the freeway. they are letting cars off of southbound 880 northbound traffic is advised to avoid the area and you can get off at washington. 238 is starting to load up. 238 coming from castro valley you will be on the brakes big rigs that usually take 880 can not take this until it is cleared up. a paramedic is even still on the scene and nine victims were taken to the hospital and a helicopter landed on the freeway to air lit some victims to the area

hears when we had dr's when it came time to comment, oftentimes individuals who technically are part of the project sponsor team, either they are co-owner of the property or related or a very close relation would come up for comment and be confused as to why they couldn't speak because they should have been considered part of the project sponsor team. you are always going to be people who are unfamiliar with how the planning commission works. we are going to have to deal with that, but i think what we can do to make it easier in our agendas to have standard language underneath the regular cal endar that talks about the project sponsor team includes: and one says the sponsor or their designee. i would like to add another clause to clarify who is also part of the sponsor team, some sort of clarifying language i think that would be helpful. i wasn't going to say it the first couple of times but then it happened a few more times and i want people to understand when they can make comment and when they can be communicating with. >> thank you. i think that's something we can work on with the commission secretary. >> i

team. nbc 10 at dobbins technical high school in north philadelphia tonight.backup quarterback mark sanchez, defensive tackle benny logan, and wide receiver jordan matthews all visiting the cecilb. moore youth football sting rays and coached some drills. this helped kick off the team's annual community monday initiative for this season. >> oh, it's -- this is an incredible experience, and the most important thing is i get more out of it than they do. you know? and it seems selfish and they think they're having a good time, but this -- this makes us happy. >> the eagles are working to get a better understanding of youth football in philadelphia to help support safe play and grow the game among kids. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> well, after a hot and humid day with temperatures around the mid 90s, but feeling hotter, we are still tracking thunderstorms even this late tonight. now, most of these storms are right along the shore. they're moving off shore, but we have a few more developing. after the storms move thr

team cameras caught some trespassers pushing their luck. as scott macfarlane discovered, getting on top of those busy tracks is easier than you think. >> reporter: what you're about to see is technically crime. a crime news4 i-team cameras captured over and over again. since september 2011, at least 107 people in virginia, maryland and d.c. have been hurt or killed doing this. trespassing, walking on the tracks. including along these csx tracks in prince george's county. >> the train tracks are the fast west way to get from point a to point b. >> reporter: on foot. >> on foot. by far. it's much shorter. >> reporter: walter gaffaney knows the risk it brings. his daughter, mary. >> she literally was pinned to the front of the train. >> reporter: was hit and killed by a csx train while walking on the tracks here, just north of the riverdale mark station in 2012. >> so my guess is she froze, it then threw her. her neck was snapped. >> reporter: he keeps a wall of her photos and art, even her ashes in a bedroom. >> a beautiful girl. talented. smart. >> reporter: but she isn't the only person hurt or killed walking near local railroad tracks in recent months. in fact, if far from it. we're

as well as being the technical star in the three man team behind the street.com's news letter to explain why this so-called death cross may be nothing to fear. in fact when you look at the historical data it might make more sense to stop worrying and learn to love the death cross. first, though, let me show you what we're actually talking about here. take a look at the daily chart of the russell 2000. that's the small cap index. over the last three months the russell 2000 has been slammed and now it looks like the index is about to make the dreaded death cross. you can see the 50 day. okay that's the red line. the 50 day moving average sloping down right here almost ready to fall below the index's 200 day moving average and then when that happens the death cross will have arrived. that's a skull. now if you listen to many of the chart driven commentators out there this death cross will be disasterous and the russell's weakness could signal that the whole market is about to get slammed. going down. they're giving it if business but this death cross is neither as fateful or bearish as many

team cameras caught some trespassers pushing their luck. as scott mcfarland discovered, getting on top of busy tracks is easier than you think. >> reporter: what you're about to see is technically a crime. a crime news 4 i-team cameras captured over and ov. since september 2011, at least 107 people in virginia, maryland, and d.c. have been hurt or killed doing this. trespassing, walking on the tracks. including along these tracks in prince george's county. >> the train tracks are the fastest way to get from point a to point b on foot. by far. it's much shorter. >> reporter: walter gaffney of glen burny knows the risk. his daughter mary. >> she literally was pinned to the front of the train. >> reporter: she was hit and killed by a csx train while walking on the tracks north of the riverdale mark station in 2012. >> my guess is she froze, it then threw her, her neck was snapped. >> reporter: a wall of photos, her art, ashes in the bedroom. >> beautiful girl, talented, smart. >> reporter: she isn't the onlin person hit or killed on tracks in recent months, bar from it. beltsville, near route 1, the bushes give way. so many people have crossed through there's an informal walking p

the clerk: h.r. 83, an act to require the secretary of the interior to assemble a team of technical policy and financial experts to address the energy needs and so forth and for other purposes. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding? without objection. mr. pryor: i ask unanimous consent that the murkowski substitute amendment, which is at the desk, be agreed to, the bill as amend be read a third time and passed, and the motions to reconsider be laid on the table, with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. pryor: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of calendar number 529, h.r. 594. the presiding officer: without objection, the clerk will report. the clerk: calendar number 529, h.r. 594, an act to amend the public health service act relating to federal research on muscular dis-pro-fee and other -- dis-pro-fee and other purposes. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection. mr. pryor: i ask that the bill be read a third time and pass

underwriters danced u discount at this point, i'd like to introduce a few team members who are here to support this and answer any technical questions you might have. first scott ferguson from jones xavier hall that draft most of the key documents, and, secondly, gary who is the co- financial advisors and thirdly, bob and sam from the p f m who are the financial advisors and the authors of the huge numbers runs that's attached as exhibit c that analyze the refunding. the current interest rates are a historic lows with the outstanding bond issues will require approximately $190 million in new bonds and generate the debt savings of $13 million. if rates continue to improve 3 more bonds will be candidates. so what we've done is allow things if things move in our photograph the recent ocii policy has a savings of 3 percent of the principle but allows flexibility depending on circumstances the staff was considering including any bond with a savings 3 reasons first rates are at an esteem low so second large size of the transaction means the additional costs of adding other bond is low and third reducing the number of oung loans

federal health officials are bracing to see if there are any fresh technical problems. the whole team is focused on avoiding the chaos last year when it was not able to handle even a small number of users. your screen, will be speaking this morning at george washington university here in washington dc. c-span2, we will have live coverage in about a half-hour. on c-span3 at about the same time, david cameron will be reporting to the house of commons about the recent nato summit in wales here at the live coverage should get underway at about 10:30 eastern. robert mcdonald will be holding a news conference this morning and will be talking about the to v.a. facilities around the country and outline country.ound the we will have that here for you on c-span. here are just a few comments we have recently received from our viewers. >> i am so glad and thankful for c-span. and the book reviews, and especially books like last night, you had a book called "lift up your heart." work here atood i'm not crazy about book discussion. i am also grateful you have a phone line we can call because citize

technically also belong to russia. the boys are confused. >> we don't have a professional team anymore. now they are trying to set up a new one. of course we are worried, and now our sports scores also under threat. >> this is my life. football means everything to me. i've devoted almost all my life to it. >> none of them ever imagined they could ever become political ponds -- ponds -- pawns, but the club psychologist says the current crisis is a popular topic in the dressing room. >> of course we are all concerned, but especially the young players. they are not mature enough to have fixed views about politics or citizenship. what is important is that they do not lose their love of sport, that they remain physically fit and do not forget everything they've learned. >> now they can only attend training sessions. the authorities have for bid in them from playing in the ukrainian league, and the ukrainian football association refuses to let them transfer to the russian league. a vexing situation for the club founder. he says the club's professional players have already left and now play fo

technical giant. >> giants and an, we want to see your team spirit at ureport@kgo-tv.com. >>> covering santa clara, east and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. bay. >>> a look at san francisco international airport we have found some cloud cover. i would not be surprised if there are minor delays at the airport for arrivals. leyla gulen has the warmup coming our way. another company is coming forward to say they are possibly the victim of a hack attack and japan has confirmed they have evidence that someone tried to access the computer system where it stores the personal information of customers beening to the frequent flying program. the information includes names, genders, better days, e-mail addresses and places of work and japan airline says there is no evidence that past words or credit card numbers have been stolen. the airline offers flights between sfo and tokyo. >>> wal-mart is saying tracy morgan is partly to blame for injuries suffered in an accident. a wal-mart truck hit the limousine that morgan and his friend were in. his friend was killed. wal-mart said injuries were caused by fail

joined by my colleagues, rick, the technical specialist and current planner for the proposed project, jane, senior environmental planner and members of the sponsor team are present. the project is located at 800 indiana street on the west side of interest in a street of 20th and 22nd street. the side adjacent to the freeway. the project currently developed in approximately 78,000 square foot industrial warehouse used for storage and costume design. the proposed project would include demolition of the warehouse, construction of the 5 story multi-residential development comprised to different buildings by separate architectural firm. building is approximately 58 feet. the proposed project would include 338 residential units and one level subterrain an parking garage and the ir includes two variances along indiana street and a dog park. the existing warehouse was identified as a potential historic resource as a water front historical is survey. the response concluded the warehouse is individually eligible for listing in the california register of historic places. it is significant as a large warehouse with an aesthetically designed office. it's demoliti

what are the technical glitches and what will apple do in response? we will talk about the elite team of engineers dedicated to solving problems. and after weeks and delays of months alibaba released the latest ipo filing, getting close to the e-commerce company, hoping to raise $21.1 billion. that would make it the largest .po in the stock market history alibaba is going to sell 320 million shares. would value the company as high as 162 $.7 billion in market cap. can begin its roadshow for september 18, or at least so they hope. lee is the accounting professor and former google china executive. also is our bloomberg ipo reporter on the phone. of something we know from this business from these filings. >> i was just talking about this. you rarely see a company that has been around so long and has an established history, is enormously profitable, and is enormously big. it is really just remarkable. just shows the engine of the home economy. >> what is your big take away? dropped -- isng this really good business? can they crank out sustainable profits? >> this is the real deal. isn tho

house and federal health officials bracing to see if the system encounters any fresh technical problems. the whole teamfocused on avoiding the chaos of last year when healthercare.gov was unable to hand all small number of users and floundered for months. are you saying there's a rocky road ahead? do we know? >> there could be. there's parts of that website that have not been fully constructed and we just found out that it was hacked in a small way in july and so there's certainly on-the-spot right now answering questions. we do know there was an enormous text surge and enormous amount of money spent and around the clock work to make sure the website was functional by the end of spring. remember this time last year nobody anticipated it would go as badly as indict. i think they are focused this time on getting it right. >> on isis i have tom friedman writing, the most effective leadership abroad starts with respect earned from others seeing us commit to doing great and difficult things at home. that is how america inspires others to action. and the necessary impactful thing that america should do at ho

federal health officials are bracing to see if there are any fresh technical problems. the whole teamused on avoiding the chaos last year when it was not able to handle even a small number of users.

alerts, detected more than 55,000 vulnerabilities and dispatched over 78 incident response teams for on-site technical assistance. let me tell you about one recent success. but in the last few weeks the united states secret service shared information on some malware with our cybersecurity op center for analysis. the results of that analysis form the basis for an actionable alert that was distributed widely to our critical infrastructure owners and operators and lead u.s. businesses to check their systems for this malware and identify and stop ongoing cyber intrusions thereby protecting their customer's data. while both the cybersecurity threat and the nation's dependence on cyber infrastructure has grown exponentially, the legal framework particularly regarding the articulation of the departments authorities, has not kept pace. as the chairman and the ranking member have noted legislative action is important. both the house and senate have made real progress on cybersecurity legislation. i would like to personally thank this committee for all of its hard work that has ensured progress on this front on

technically not suspended? >> well, he's being taken away from the team and team activities and obviously from playing. think it's mostly just everyone trying to save face at this point. they all kind of got together and came up with an agreement that makes everyone happy. adrian still gets paid so they don't have to fight with that with the nfl players association. the players association is backing up the player. and the team is saving face by separating themselves from the issue. so, i think that that's what's really going on here. >> it definitely feels like a face-saving decision. they made an affirmative decision to let him play. then retracting it, you have the vikings coming out saying the league informed the team to place adrian on what's called the exempt/commissioner's permission list. that means he is away from team activities ask and can take care of his personal activities. what does that mean and how often is that used? >> i've never heard of it. that doesn't mean it doesn't get used. this is a punishment. i think they're just not using that word. it obviously is a punishment. like i sai

actionable alerts, detected more than 55,000 fold or, and dispatched over 78 incident response teams for on-site technical assistance. recenttell you about one success. in the last few weeks, the u.s. secret service shared information on some malware with our security center. analysists of that formed a basis for an actionable alert that was distributed wisely to our critical infrastructure owners and operators and lead u.s. businesses to check their systems for this malware and identify and stop ongoing cyber intrusions, thereby protecting their customers' data. cyber security threats and the nation's dependence on cyber infrastructure has grown legalntially, the framework, particularly regarding the articulation at the department's authority, has not kept pace. as the chairman and ranking member have noted, legislative action is vital. both the house and senate have made real progress on cyber security legislation. i would like to personally thank this committee for all of this hard work that has insured progress on this front on a bipartisan basis. but we are not over the finish line yet. as secretary

technical problems. >> this was a top-secret operation. the world second artificial heart transplant was performed at nonce university hospital by this teamust a few weeks ago. there is still no detail about who the patient is, and neither the company who built the heart nor the hospital have made any statements. the operation went according to plan. it months ago, the world's first artificial heart trends that was also carried out on french soil. 76-year-old claude denney meant -- made headlines when he went under the knife. after the operation, his doctors said he lived for just a month. 75 days later, he died. problems with the electronic heart were believed to be the cop -- the problem. for the time being, they are reserved solely for robust patient, due to their weight of 900 grams. it is three times heavier than a human heart. three other patients are also awaiting their turn, it in hopes the heart will also save their lives. >> in other news american comedian joan rivers has died. a trailblazer to the female standup, she got her start in the industry and early 1960's. she became the first, and still one of the only women to host a

stay with us. [ no music accompanying newscast due to technical difficulties ] ,, ,,,,,,,,,, alex jenny jenny carlos alex carlos good morning burrito teammake a bigger, tastier breakfast burrito and i think we nailed it. introducing bigger, better breakfast burritos. the grande sausage, packed with hash browns, sausage, and creamy sriracha sauce and the meat lovers, stuffed with ham, bacon and sausage, both wrapped in a warm guerrero tortilla. burritos so big, they make everything look smaller. the newest apple product. this fake ad claims you ca ch >>> sometimes all it takes is a little common sense when dealing with the newest apple product. this fake ad claims you can charge your iphone in the microwave. and judging by these photos on twitter, at least a few people fell for it. the ad says, ios-8 has a feature called wave and that charges the battery when you nuke it but in reality it just fries the phone. >> let's do a little inventory here. can't put aluminum foil in there. can't put metal in there. let's put an iphone in there. >> just use the charger that comes with the phone. >> they get to buy a new iphone now, right? >> upgrad