if the official is aggressive -- if the replay official is aggressive, if he's that type of a personality he might overturn says it's too close to call, it's inconclusive, this could go either way. >> referee: after review, the ruling on the field stands. second down. >> gary: the replay official did not feel comfortable. >> verne: i don't blame him. >> gary: i don't either. it's supposed to be obvious and that was very close. i would say if you put me to a wall and said to decide, i would hairline. >> verne: second down, 46 seconds to go, aggies have three down. they rush four. rosen. intercepted. picked off at the 47 yard line. >> gary: same guy. >> verne: justin evans. >> gary: [laughing] >> verne: how about that. >> gary: i think josh rosen fumbled the snap and it threw him argumentative did he this snap or not? i had my eyes in the secondary on the play. yes, he did drop it. once he dropped it, he never saw number 14. justin evans was sitting in the middle and he never refocused and found him. justin evans is right there. once he loses him, when he loses control of the ball he does n

if the official is aggressive -- if the replay official is aggressive, if he's that type of a personality he might overturn says it's too close to call, it's inconclusive, this could go either way. >> referee: after review, the ruling on the field stands. second down. >> gary: the replay official did not feel comfortable. >> verne: i don't blame him. >> gary: i don't either. it's supposed to be obvious and that was very close. i would say if you put me to a wall and said to decide, i would hairline. >> verne: second down, 46 seconds to go, aggies have three down. they rush four. rosen. intercepted. picked off at the 47 yard line. >> gary: same guy. >> verne: justin evans. >> gary: [laughing] >> verne: how about that. >> gary: i think josh rosen fumbled the snap and it threw him argumentative dide this snap or not? i had my eyes in the secondary on the play. yes, he did drop it. once he dropped it, he never saw number 14. justin evans was sitting in the middle and he never refocused and found him. justin evans is right there. once he loses him, when he loses control of the ball he does not

no one on the ground was injured. officials are now looking into what caused the planes to fly into each other. a samsung tablet causes a mid-air scare on a delta flight-- forcing it to make an emergency landing. the plane was heading from tablet fell inside a seat and became jammed. underneath the seat cover, the device and the foam from the seat started smoking. the flight was diverted to manchester, where the seat was replaced. the tablet involved is not one of the samsung devices being recalled for faulty batteries. ( martin prado / third baseman, miami marlins ) "now, he's gone... and it's hard. it is hard." that's martin prado..third baseman for the miami marlins..holding back tears as he remembers his teammate, jose the star pitcher was one of three people killed in deadly boating accident over the weekend. this morning investigators are still looking into what happened. police say fernandez was riding with 2 other men early yesterday morning when their boat slammed into some rocks off the miami coast. officials don't be

if the official is aggressive -- if the replay official is aggressive, if he's that type of a personality heig this. if he's one of the guys that says it's too close to call, it's inconclusive, this could go either way. >> referee: after review, the ruling on the field stands. second down. >> gary: the replay official did not feel comfortable. >> verne: i don't blame him. >> gary: i don't either. it's supposed to be obvious and that was very close. i would say if you put me to a wall and said to decide, i would hairline. >> verne: second down, 46 seconds to go, aggies have three down. they rush four. rosen. intercepted. picked off at the 47 yard line. >> gary: same guy. >> verne: justin evans. >> gary: [laughing] >> verne: how about that. >> gary: i think josh rosen fumbled the snap and it threw i had my eyes in the secondary on the play. yes, he did drop it. once he dropped it, he never saw number 14. justin evans was sitting in the middle and he never refocused and found him. justin evans is right there. once he loses him, when he loses control of the ball he does not time outs remainin

if the official is aggressive -- if the replay official is aggressive, if he's that type of a personality he might overturn th says it's too close to call, it's inconclusive, this could go either way. >> referee: after review, the ruling on the field stands. second down. >> gary: the replay official did not feel comfortable. >> verne: i don't blame him. >> gary: i don't either. it's supposed to be obvious and that was very close. i would say if you put me to a wall and said to decide, i would hairline. >> verne: second down, 46 seconds to go, aggies have three down. they rush four. rosen. intercepted. picked off at the 47 yard line. >> gary: same guy. >> verne: justin evans. >> gary: [laughing] >> verne: how about that. >> gary: i think josh rosen fumbled the snap and it threw him argumentative did he this snap or not? i had my eyes in the secondary on the play. yes, he did drop it. once he dropped it, he never saw number 14. justin evans was sitting in the middle and he never refocused and found him. justin evans is right there. once he loses him, when he loses control of the ball he doe

the replay official was from the big 12. so the acc and big 12 will have to work out between berkowitz says an official can be glynned for bad or missed call -- disciplined for bad or missed calls. >>> president obama arrived in laos this morning for a historic visit as the first sitting u.s. president to visit the asian country. the president plans to acknowledge damage caused by a u.s. bombing campaign across the border during the vietnam war. killings of u.s. drug dealers. the president did not think their meeting would be productive. >>> earlier today the president was asked to weigh in on colin kaepernick's refusal to stand for the national anthem. >> my understanding is at least he's examiner sizing his constitutional right to make a statement. i think there's a long history of sports figures doing so. i think there are a lot of ways >> kaepernick has been facing heavy criticism because of his decision to silent protest. he says it's not anti-american but a way to bring attention to racial injustice and police brutalit

line, 50.4, better than expected for the official pmi. ll, shanghai in about and hong kong 27 minutes. let's see if there is reaction elsewhere. juliette: a robust number, better than expected. have a look at that spike in the aussie dollar. pulling back a little bit, holding at 75.28. that has been the main reaction since that information hit the wire. wallts were tracking street lower. downward pressure still coming through, singapore and malaysia flat. taiwan being sold off. the yen holding near that one-month low, even though it has rebounded from six sessions of losses. a little rebound for the nikkei 225. in korea, more weakness, down .6% on the kospi. we've had a lot of economic year,cpi rose for the ,xports at 2.6% for the year and that weakness coming through and commodities. it is wreaking havoc with the austrian sharemarket, down by .2%, however better than expected pmi number could turn things around a little. china and hong kong react at the bottom of the hour. another currency we have been watching, the malaysian ringgit hold

this is an image that the officials submitted to the panel in 2014. the clean soil is shown in a cream color. the spaces beneath the buildings were shown in gray. there was no explanation about whether the gray parts were meant to indicate clean soil or empty space. the officials only said the panel of engineers was responsible for studying ways to use clean soil and that it wasn't up to them to decide exactly where it should go. water currently covers the ground under the buildings. the governor pointed out that it's not yet known whether the water is rainwater or toxic groundwater and she said that's a serious problem. she's ordered officials to study whether the site is safe. >>> japanese astronaut onishi has carried out experiments on behalf of students from asia at the international space station. the japan aerospace exploration agency or jaxa earlier called on students from asian countries to submit ideas for experiments in outer space. five proposals were selected. >> the astronaut performed my experiment. it's a lot more interesting than i exp

it is showing inflation more than the official cpi is showing, but that could represent the fierce competitionicial stats need to be taken more seriously then? >> it seems to be. one of the main problems for official stats is what it masks, not what it shows. china's economy is in this big transition. some of the stability we see in the officials to statistics which people question is perhaps because some regions are really doing well. , micro-granular views, may help us get a better snapshot of those as well. rishaad: good stuff. up next, a lengthy process, why companies wanting to set up in hong kong might find it tricky to open bank accounts there. we will ask our next guess what is causing delays. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: right. business flash headlines. gold may surge 44% by the end of the year. all of this according to robert mcewan who says and just rates will increase anxiety. he sees gold at $1900 by the end of 2016. the metal has jumped more than 20% this year. exxon mobil's acquisition set for a major hurdle wednesday. we have the founder and chief executive saying that most in

the official and the replay booth tonig, conference has been in line for their officiating and the replays in particular from the oklahoma state crowd. which i agree with from the central michigan issue. i understand that. but they have done outstanding job tonight. >> gus: first down and ten at the 20 for rudolph. steps up in the pocket. looking. nobody there. rudolph delivers. incomplete. cowboys. >> joel: if you have any shot at all you have to score with a minute left on the clock with no time-outs. double covered, this is a time to throw it as far as you can and get james washington behind the secondary. >> gus: hand it off this time to sanders. he gets to the 30. restarts. the ball is marked. rudolph. sidelined. james washington. >> joel: again, run plays and the underneath routes are not going to cut it. you have to get down the field in a hurry. the offensive line is ro viding a fair bit of -- offensive line is providing rudolph. if you can, you have to take your shots. >> gus: second down and ten. hand it off to sanders. is that a flag, joel? >> joel: highly questionable. no way t

instead of causing a national crisis, the breaches notified election officials across the country that they should be on high alert. with these new information officials across the country they started administrating system security checks and double checked their procedures. the eac took action as well. upon learning of the attacks was in security system testing guide and other voting machine information to election officials. at eac were focused on election security since our inception as an agency and we are quickly and we acted quickly and we realized the current events demand our help. both are voluntary voting system guidelines and best practices focuses on ensuring the security of our elections. this year we have also created a new initiative to help election officials better administer their elections this fall. it is called the be ready 16. through. through be ready 16 we distributed voter training material, current current information and guides to election officials draw the country. we also integrated topics such as election security into our public meetings around tables.

if the truce holds for a week, u.s. and russian officials say they will launch coordinated attacks against the islamic state group and other militants. syria's military would be limited to attacking the islamic state group. an anti-government activist in aleppo, one of the fiercest battlegrounds, spoke to nhk by phone. >> u.s. secretary of state jake was more cautious. >> reporter: the earliest reports are there's some reduction of violence as well as reports of fighting here and there, though it is far too early to draw any definitive conclusions and i am not drawing any definitive conclusions. >> a russian military chief says his country is also monitoring the situation. >>> investors across the world are speculating on the course of u.s. monetary policy in the countdown to a key central bank meeting next week. traders are looking for clues on where interest rates may be heading. ai uchida joins us from our business desk. good morning, how are the markets looking? >> you'll remember that last friday, wall street tumbled and that was on spe

high will range between 97 and 92 degrees with the official high for the city coming in at 90 degrees around 3:30 pm. sunny skies do not lat through the south! partly cloudy skies build in for tomorrow and by wednesday; rain chances pop in for las vegas. after the curfew was lifted... however... the release of body cam and dashcam video still hasn't settled questions over the deadly police shooting of keith lamont scott..... the charlotte police department buckling to pressure this weekend.... releasing some of the video showing the deadly confrt in the dash cam video you see scott get out of his suv walking backwards slowly hands by his side. it's unclear what if anything is in his hands. and then 4 shots are fired. nats - dashcam video: gunfire/freeze [butted with] nats -- dashcam video: we got shots fired, one suspect down. police also releasing pictures of the evidence taken from the scene... this gun....marijuana and an ankle holster saying scott's dna and fingerprints were found on that loaded gun. piece of evidence that proves all the complexities involved in this investigative

and, if i tried to leave that out of it, if i'm so worried about the officials than that will mess up my game. i hope for the best but sometimes, it is what it is. you have to control what you are going to standings and on the road for the next two weeks. it looks like physically it's up costly loss as well. they left in an e-mail and ambulance although it some kind of serious back issue. josh mckellan, it's amazing mckellan was afraid and walking. the band to watch that took an from first energy stadium, i'm jim donovan. >> they tried to take things right on sports after the late news. playing more from jim, and they will wrap up the series with the indians and tigers coming up in sports. back to the browns, abc joe many interviews with joe haden after the browns lost. the thing now, is the quarterback. he left the field and came back with the shoulder issue and we will see how that plays out this week. now it's off to miami. >> should have more details on that after the game. >> anyone who may have been trying to beat the crap out of and the spokesman said, he was taken to metroheal

if the official is aggressive -- if the replay official is aggressive, if he's that type of a personality he might overturn this. if he's one of the guys that says it's too close to call, it's inconclusive, this could go either way. >> referee: after review, the ruling on the field stands. second down. >> gary: the replay official did not feel comfortable. >> verne: i don't blame him. >> gary: i don't either. it's supposed to be obvious and that was very close. i would say if you put me to a wall and said to decide, i would say ball moved but it was a hairline. >> verne: second down, 46 seconds to go, aggies have three down. they rush four. rosen. intercepted. picked off at the 47 yard line. >> gary: same guy. >> verne: justin evans. >> gary: [laughing] >> verne: how about that. >> gary: i think josh rosen fumbled the snap and it threw him argumentative did he drop this snap or not? i had my eyes in the secondary on the play. yes, he did drop it. once he dropped it, he never saw number 14. justin evans was sitting in the middle and he never refocused and found him. justin evans is right t

we've seen it move on comments by the fed officials. tell us how some of the key players are trading this morning. >> exactly. some of that has played into the dollar/yen right now. 102.53 to .58. reports that analysts see a 55% chance of a rate hike in december. to the euro as well, it gains against the yen overnight. some traders are speculating the bank of japan could move interest rates further into negative territory at its policy meeting next week. that's a very big focus for a lot of market players. meanwhile, on the speculation about the feds december rate hike, u.s. treasury market surges, the highest since june and that was last seen just before the brexit vote. let's get a quick look at the indexes open across asia. kospi is on holiday. sydney is trading a little bit lower. and we'll look out for china markets, they'll open in an hour and a half. retail sales in industrial production in china came out a little bit better than expected yesterday. we'll see how that plays in the market. back to you. >> we'll talk to you in a few

meranti struck in the morning. officials say the storm is weakening but they're keeping their warning in place. the powerful winds and downpours have uprooted trees and knocked out power and water. some highways have been shut down. trains and planes have been canceled affecting travelers during the chinese mid-autumn holiday. in taiwan, authorities have confirmed that one man died and 38 people were injured when meranti struck on wednesday. strong winds sent objects and debris flying. >>> students from around asia have been conducting experiments in zero gravity with a little help from astronaut onishi. an indonesian student suggested putting three balls of the same size but different mass into a bag of water. onishi shook the bag and with the leez density moved the least. >> when the astronaut performed my experiment, it's a lot more interesting than i expected. >> a student from thailand came up with an experiment using syringes to test how zero gravity changes the thickness of oil and water. >> it's a good experience for

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the area earlier this week. many people aren cut off. officials in the town are making arrangements to provide food for people who are stranded. japan's self-defense forces are starting relief operations as well. nine elderly parent patients i facility died after the building was flooded. authorities had not issued an evacuation order for the area. >> translator: the water level surged in just ten minutes. and they were trapped. one of our staff was holding a resident, but couldn't save the pers person. we're awfully sorry. >> this man living near the care home narrowly escaped the disaster. his whole house was swept away. >> i thought i was going to die. so i tied myself to a pillar, so that rescuers could easily identify my body. and an hour late, i got washed away. >> elsewhere in the same prefecture, an elderly woman was found dead in a house hit by water from a flooded river. an elderly man was found dead near another river. the storm also battered shelter homes for the survivors of the 2011 quake and tsunami. >> translator: it is a total mes

the end of 2016. according to officials with the group... all full-time employees will have their jobs with benefits through the end of the year. and developing news out of illinois..... more police officers will be working the streets of chicago. the chicago police department just announced it will be hiring nearly a thousand people over the next two years. that includes 516 patrol officers, 92 field training officers, 200 detectives, 112 sergeants and 50 lieutenants. there have already been over just this year. that's the most the city has seen in two decades. breaking news.... bullhead city police have identified a body found near highway 95 as a man who was reported missing last month. last night a jogger ran by the body, and called police. the body has been identified as 80- year-old jose "daniel" caballero. his family reported him missing from laughlin last month. of foul play. caballero was wearing the same clothing at the time he was reported missing. there's a state of emergency happening in canada after a major h-i-v outbreak.. whe

they take it out of the duffel bag. officials believe the white garbage bag contained the pressure cooker. it is unclear if the two men are connected to the first man seen at both locations and whether or not they are connected to the explosion and pressure cooker. as they move forward in the investigation, officials will be looking to see if they can put together other video evidence and other surveillance video and see what that man was doing between 7:50 and 8:30 when the explosion went off and how this is connected. the significant developments overnight that they found the surveillance video that shows the same man in the same locations at west 23rd street and west 27th. the west 23rd street is where the explosion happened. now they are looking for more evidence. that is a very populated area. nypd has surveillance set up throughout the city. on any given day you are capt e captured dozens of times. >> two things. it is not just one guy in one location, it is two other guys in the same location. they are investigating the le

the work. tens of thousands of dollars per unit. but infrastructure ministry officials say the work is urgent as only about 20% of japan's elevators meet current safety standards. and commission officials say that means the risk of singular accidents remain. >> we will monitor the progress of the work to install safety devices. if promotional measures fail to produce enough results, we will take new steps. >> reporter: nhk world, tokyo. >>> hospital food is usually a bitter pill to swallow. but not the meals in our next story where a former french chef is injecting a dash of panache to help patients reclaim the joy of eating. >> reporter: he trained and worked as a french chef. now advises cooks and dietitians working at hospitals and nursing homes around japan. >> translator: french cuisine is said to melt in your mouth with a smooth texture. >> reporter: he recommends using french culinary techniques for those who have difficulty chewing or swallowing. food for people with special dietary needs is frequently pureed, minced or mashed together and often looks and tastes

people were thrown from the ride, but officials say that was inaccurate. none of those hurt appeared to be seriously injured... the ride was shut down. and in illinois... six children were hurt on a carnival in the city's south side. they hit their heads when a roller coaster stopped suddenly. they were taken to the hospital .. but their injuries were not considered serious. the u-s is preparing to mark the 15-th anniversary of the september 11-th terrorist attacks. today....greensbor o firefighters honored the lives stair climb. firefighters dressed in full gear as they climbed each step at this parking garage. 343 firefighters and 72 police officers lost their lives that day. firefighters climbed the deck nine times--representin g 73 flights of stairs--the highest floor new york firefighters reached on 9/11. this is the sixth similar events are taking place across the country. a fallen officer making his final trip home today. a motorcade brought the body of officer clint corvinus to a funeral home in alamogordo new mexico. corvinus was shot while chasing

they say the city will be completely fine. officials tell me they said the levies are able to handle up to 26 feet that's estimate today crest at 24 feet. if we take a look downstream, though, that's where the problem lies. already some county roads are closed, and earlier we shot a latmine road. it is already flooded. there were houses down the street and it is closed. but the officials tell me that it does close at about 14 to 14.5 feet every time it floods, and this is what brenda leonard, the jones county emergency management coordinator, told me about the people that live on that street. >> residents down there have it down to a pat. they are used to it boats to get in and out. just kind of a way of life for them. >> reporter: there is really nothing to worry about at this time. they said that they have sandbags in stone city for some houses there. they said that they have evacuated a couple of houses in oland and oxford junction. to not use the roads at night and heed the road closure signs. there is a reason they are there. they

. >> reporter: the sense among u.s. officials traveling here is almost eye rolling saying stuff like that happens all the time. maybe not so publicly and with cameras rolling. but speaking of tense, we got a lot more detail on a meeting you could say we all have been waiting for here. although this is about asia and u.s.'s relationship with china and east asian countries. this is the g-20 so there are other leaders present. including russia's vladimir putin. president obama just left a meeting with him. this is the first meeting they had in about a year. before that, it was about two years. these meetings are extremely rare. this one was unusually long. 90 minutes. not a formal bilateral meeting. no press conference associated with it. it was considered a pull aside. an hour and a half is a long time to sit down with putin out. there was a lot to discuss. namely syria. there is no agreement yet on trying to craft a cease-fire with the u.s. and russia and assad regime over that country. they tried to work out where the gaps are an

high will range between 97 and 92 degrees with the official high for the city coming in at 90 degrees around sunny skies do not lat through with the approach of monsoon flow from the south! partly cloudy skies build in for tomorrow and by wednesday; rain chances pop in for las vegas. as it stands, rain chances are holding between 20% and 30% for the mountains. rain chances hold here through friday morning and taper off moving into the weekend where we return to mainly sunny skies. during this time we don't see much of a change in temperatures. upper 80s and lower 90s remain common even as we move back into sunny skies for this coming weekend. saturday and sunday do hold the breezy like this past saturday and sunday so hold on to your hats if you have any outdoor plans! here at 13 action news we want all kids in las vegas to be able to stay warm this winter underway. we're partnering with tropical smoothie. to ktnv dot com. smoothie cafe, a proud sponsor of 13 action news. in just hours-- the washington mall... mall... as the suspected gunman is set to make his first court appearance.

for the first official start of fall which kicks off next thursday. morning as he started off in the 70s. a hot dry weekend as they get into the triple digits that nice mornings in terms of temperatures. more moisture expected next week. down to the south of us through the weekend saturday nothing happening. we will be dry and sunday as well and in the south subtropical moisture that could bring showers are way next week. tonight cold in the upper elevations 34 the grand canyon 35 in flagstaff. mid 80s in sedona and press kit and 101 coming up for saturday and sunday 105 and clouds a possible showers on tuesday and wednesday as we get into fall on thursday. >>> it is 10:10 pm and you have some answers that we are not >>> answers for residents who want to know about their homes and a potential flood risk. start thinking about getting new ink this weekend? a warning we have to tell you on tattoos and your health. >>> scottsdale residents will soon be saving money. they just completed a map that determines who has to pay for flood insurance. >>reporter: t

we will lose the humidity when we officially lose this front. it provides us with showers for 70 in cleveland. 69 in acrid. -- akron. we had a flood advisory because showers set of the same areas providing minor flooding. ponding and huddling tomorrow morning as possible. the heaviest rainfall to the north. noticing so sugarcreek as it heads to the north and east. canton is under the light steady rainfall with the heavier pocket when driving on 62 and close to mount eaton. as we go north noticing some pockets of moderate to light rain fall. this is lessening. rain. the rain is expected to and as this front finally dies out. we allow some beautiful high pressure to move in. we give ourselves a chance to dry out. you can see where the front is an the difference. 62 and cleveland. 66 in akron. it is provided the southern communities with bigger rainfall totals. anywhere from one inch almost 2 inches. it has been an evening and a day of shower and thunderstorm activity. it is going away. tonight we dropped into the 60s. if you upper 50s as we warm up

sherri: this saturday, the yuan officially included in the imf basket.e them more confidence? >> we think a long-term trade is 20 minutes in fx. china has a different mentality. everybody knows they are crossing the river, but feeling the stones. absolutely, this is a path to internationalization opening. it does not mean the currency weakens. realize that it may weaken a little bit. yen, whereing trade, is it going? -dollar is theo one that is boring, but boring is exciting. if you have no volatility, then the little kids can play. valor-yen, 95. -dollar, 110, putting us into bullish space. sherri: thank you for an animated analysis of the fx market. hsbc's global head of currency strategy david bloomhsbc's global head of currency strategy ,. . leap: coming up, one giant for man, details of elon musk's vision of human life on mars next. this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: elon musk has laid out his vision for building a self-sustaining city on mars and what he calls an interplanetary transport system. it will require for rocket reusability and reusable spacecra

the officials visited the camp in the western state of reakhine on wednesday.nnan met with rohingya people and heard that they have no basic human rights and should be granted citizenship. he plans to compile measures within one year after talking to both rohingya and buddhists. >> translator: i hope annan's commission will eventually give us civic rights. >> but the panel is facing opposition. on tuesday, hundreds of buddhist protesters surrounded his motorcade. they say annan sympathizes with the muslims. rohingya muslims have experienced discrimination in the state for decades. many have been confined to camps since 2012. a clash that year with buddhists left more than 80 people dead. last year, several thousand of them fled by boat to surrounding countries. the myanmar government formed a commission after facing international criticism. >>> now let's shift gears and take a look at the latest business stories. japanese officials have announced a revision to gdp numbers. ai uchida joins us from our business desk. what kind of change are we talking about? >> a

that -- the test triggered a tremor. officials from south korea, japan and the us condemn the test. the white house calling it a grave threat to security. >> everyone should have concerns we're trying to monitor and find out what the united states does not and never will accept north korea as a nuclear state. >> every time we condemn them they come back at us with another test. >>reporter: the country launched three vessels while the test not only violates the city council -- the un council resolution but raises concerns they are a step closer to building a nuclear warhead capable of reaching the mainland. >>> north korea says this test is in response to sanctions and hostility in the region. the us and south korea have held joint military exercises. >>> state leaders on a clean election. that's what they want congress to step in. michelle reagan is worried about cyber attacks on voter databases. she said for hackers broke into county election computers the somerville shoelace states should focus on the -- not exist when you talk about hanging chads we were not talk about foreign in

so, all i can think is, they in the way of an official running down the field, and made contact. there's the block. and it bounces right up to crawford. rochell was in there, and jones, number 94, both of those guys had penetration. i think it might have been jones who got his hand on it. >> todd: and the penalty ensures that notre dame should be able to force a long field situation for the texas offense. >> joe: can you believe how we've arrived at 37-37, todd? of all the ways you can dream it up. try to come up with that one. and there was confusion prior to the snap there. >> todd: well, the official looks at the clock, and then looks to the ball. if the ball is moving when it hits zero, they don't make a call. holly? >> holly: when they were getting ready to line up, williams, the offensive tackle -- had to find him and get him out there late. >> todd: really costly penalty, as notre dame is going to get good field position. >> joe: fields it from the 11. and gets it out near the 29 yard line. 3:23 to play in an outrageously entertaining game here in austin. is fazed at all.

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and say there is also no the city. officials said that while there is a lot of technology involed in apprehending the suspect that they did very quickly, there's also plenty of good old fashioned police work that went into this. >> this happened 15 hours ago and now our suspect in custody, i think it's a tremendous job by all involved. i think the alert system is very helpful to the department, the fbi, and this and other instances also, it gets of us, the number of fbi agents, everybody in the city engaged in helping us keep us safe, this is the way to go, this is the future. >> safe, this is the way to go, this is the future. >> this isn't the first time they've used an alert like this, considering the potential threat they decided to use it, said it's something that they will do in the future, similar to an amber alert went out to new york and new jersey residents, warning them of the suspect. >>> president barack obama says the stabbings at a minnesota mall were not connected to t jersey, isis did claim responsibility saying

thursday morning we'll start the official f sunshine. tonight in denver getting down to 57 still feeling very mild overnight. by tomorrow morning, more sun and also a slight chance for a few passing storms mainly in the afternoon and early evening. here's our seven day forecast as you get into the swing of things. this weekend temperatures feeling more like fall in the mid to upper 60s and better chance for showers developing mainly in the afternoon but take a look at the lows. a lot cooler back down into the here. air tracker 70 over the i-70 drive at havana. you can see four vehicles involved here. this is the patrol truck here so hopefully they can hall these guys out of here. that vehicle needs towed out of the scene ere. it's going to be here for some time. take a look at the map. you can see the heavy stop and go traffic frrm pena to havana. an accident from colfax northbound 225 and on i-70. it's made 225 a horrible drive coming north after mississippi trying to get up on i-70. this is an extra 15 minutes from parker road. this acc

but the conversations ended without a deal. officials say the two are still at odds on certain issues. secretary of state kerry says progress is being made - but there are still a number of sticking points. president obama -- also continuing talks on the syria crisis, meeting with russian president vladimir putin today. kerry: "we're not going to do something that we believe has a less than legitimate chance of president obama "turkey is a strong nato allies, a critical member of the coalition against isil. our military, our law enforcement and intelligence coorperation has helped push isil back especially along the syrian-turkish border but we now need to finish the job." president obama has expressed skepticism that an alliance between the u-s and russia would result in a authorities in philippines -- searching for three "persons of interest" wanted in connection to last week's deadly bombing. 14 people were killed, and nearly 70 others hurt in the blast. police have sketches of the three people-- including a man they say left a backpa

there is no dollar and the official system. in terms of timing. it is imminent. weeks, not months. d and has managed to get the support that i nfs requested. yousef: will this be a one-time shock where he will flee float the currency, or where do you see the currency settling? guest: my expectation is that one devaluation will happen overnight and the next morning you will be trading at 11, 11.5. that is my expectation. expectation is that it will be below because i think that it always overshoots. feel that the new fx rate will be below where the market is. yousef: we wake up on the morning of, and the currency has been devalued. in this post evaluation world, where are the opportunities, how can investors make money? guest: i think the market is distressed today. there is very little participation from foreigners. the devaluations are attractive. today, you need to look for businesses where the margins have already reflected the upcoming devaluation, and where you believe the production will come back to the previous level where there was no difficulty to access fx. where you have

when will the official announcement get underway? >>> thank you for joining us for abc action news on this early wednesday. i'm dan shaffer. >> i'm deiah riley. police looking for the attacker of a 66-year-old army veteran. >> st. pete police released video of the suspect's blue dodge durango. >> he grabbed me around the neck and started choking me. punched me in the side and the stuff. >> reporter: jeffrey hardeman has a bruised forearm, ribs and knot on his head. >> he threw me to the ground, took my walker and hit me with it. and when he got my stuff -- he ran with the walker and took off. >> reporter: the army vet says it was attacked after getting off the bus to shop at walmart. the suspect asked him for the time and beat him even using his own >> there were people there and they didn't even care -- people saw what happened. >> reporter: the robber then ran to this blue dodge durango with a possible partial plate of gka -- hardeman says he never thought on a friday afternoon with people coming and going from walmart he would be a

samsung electronics made the announcement on friday. company officialsay they've received 35 reports of the galaxy note 7 catching fire. they say the culprit causing the troubles is its battery. samsung sold about 2.5 million devices with the possible defect. company officials also said they will replace the phones with new, problem-free units. the problem came to light only two weeks after the firm started selling the products in the united states, south korea and other markets. the galaxy note 7 smartphone features an easy-to-use touch pen. it also features a function that unlocks the screen with a glance. >>> members of an international fisheries panel met in japan to discuss dwindling numbers of bluefin tuna in the pacific ocean. japanese delegates proposed emergency restrictions on catches of the fish, which is prized in sushi restaurants across the country. but they were unable to get other participants to back their plan. panel members ended five days of talks in fukuoka, western japan, on friday. japanese representatives called for drastic limits

the american people are upset and over-the-top with the officials that seem to get by without a slap on the wrist. we have reached a new day where the executive branch we don't hear from the fbi or the attorney general's office. they are just not willing to act on those that break wall laws ad defy the american people. .. >> "washington journal" continues. host: looking at the concerns of voters and campaign 2016. two guests joining us for this conversation. joined >> also enjoyed a the above the hispanic leadership council serving as the chairman.

the official track follows what the spaghettid models do moving east. we'll have to watch how west this will get. you can see the last position with 105-mile-an-hour winds, but impressive winds coming out of the observation from the air 72-mile-an-hour wind gusts in this area. we'll have to monitor this for possible movement and any affect -- if any on the state of florida. we have a new tropical storm. >> >> thank you steve. we'll check back with you in a couple minutes. >>> the city of north port is planning to clean up a fuel spill that leaked into the water supply. they had to shut down a water treatment plant precaution. i guess the big question, john, is -- [ no audio. ] >> reporter: the water is safe and they are doing frequent test toss make sure it is safe. you can see this in the creek. you'll see booms throughout other city because the oil sheen is still there. >>> late friday night, a tanker carrying thousands of gallons of fuel crashed on i-75 in north port. around 4,200-gallons leaked out and officials thought they had were alarmed to find

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tee times are the official start of what we love to do. the time for shots we'd rather forget, and the ones we'll talk about forever. es make for the perfect tee time. because being able to play all day is pure michigan. jeremy: welcome back to "12 news this morning." one of the views from the us bank building. just over 600 feet above the ground. we are looking to the east from the camera at cathedral square. 62 degrees. if you want get a morning exercise in, now is a pretty good time to do it. it is comfortable outside. we talk about the rain returning to the forecast. first, we going up t salemme in chopper 12. >> no worries on the road ways. this is 894. no trouble. in fact, looking good into the construction zone. that's a look at the morning inside of a cable car in the french alps are being rescued. the cable car system broke down 1200 feet up in the air with a hundred people on board. the crews using the choppers to rescue some of the people before they had to stop because of the night. >> protests are growing over a prop >> things

the injuries as described to the officials are cuts and abrasions. you see from the site of where this happened, a lot of flying debris, a lot of glass and metal, the kind of things that happen after an explosion. 8:30 on a saturday night in new york city, on a corner like that it's remarkable that more people weren't injured because there are probably a lot of people out. it's a very warm summer night, indian summer evening here. there would have been a lot of people around in close proximity to that corner. so very fortunate that more people weren't injured. the one person who suffered some kind of puncture wound, we don't know much about that individual. we do not believe that individual is here. we're hoping to get more information from hospital officials as the night goes on, because again, this situation is still unfolding. there's sill a sec scene that's being investigated. and the police are still not saying exactly what they think happened. we've heard it was an intentional act. apparently some kind of explosive device in a dumpster, which is

high wi 92 degrees with the official high for the city coming in at 90 degrees around 3:30 pm. sunny skies do not lat through the south! partly cloudy skies build in for tomorrow and by wednesday; rain chances pop in for las vegas. as it stands, rain chances are holding between 20% and 30% for the mountains. rain chances hold here through friday morning and taper off moving into the weekend where we return to mainly sunny during this time we don't see much of a change in temperatures. upper 80s and lower 90s remain common even as we move back into sunny skies for this coming weekend. saturday and sunday do hold the breezy like this past saturday and sunday so hold on to your hats if you have any outdoor plans! here at 13 action news we want all kids in las vegas to be able to stay warm this winter please donate gently used or new children's coats at any tropical smoothie cafe. thanks to the salvation army. they'll distribute the coats to families in need. and a big thanks to tropical smoothie cafe, a proud sponsor of 13 action news. a teen beauty queen in henderson is fighting