he uses a tube shaped metal shield to house the plasma. >> it can control and guide the hoss plasma. >> reporter: air is pumped out to create a space vacuum for testing. it's in a three year contract with nasa building and testing the rocket. >> this year we are reaching very important milestone which nasa wants to see which is to run this engine for 100 hours nonstop. >> reporter: he said that the test run will start in the next few days and will determine whether the rocket engine can run for days without over heating or eroding. if it work as cording to plan they will do a demo flight testing engine in space around the year 2022. >> reporter: he said the private rocket company will likely first make revenue with missions closer to earth. things like space debris removal. >> our engines could be used to drive a trash truck. it's good business. >> reporter: he wants to make the space station more efficient. >> in doing so we will be developing the technology that will enable us to go to mars. >> reporter: it'll be a nuclear reactor that attaches to the rocket and heats the plasma. it

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jillian: the summer concert series getting ready to rock the plasma you don't go anywhere. ♪ rob: protests in full force, donald trump gearing up for his meeting with theresa may and making waves calling out the uk prime minister over her soft brexit deal. >> if they do a deal like that, mostly the european union instead of dealing with the uk. and cracking down on the european union, they have not treated the united states fairly. i would have been it differently. i would tell her how to do it but she didn't listen to me. >> the president will meet with the queen this afternoon. we will have it covered for you. fox news alert, nato setting its sights on the war in afghanistan, the secretary-general in the war-torn country, until 2024. rob: what does that mean for our nation's heroes? here to discuss, erect veteran don braemar, thanks for coming on this morning, 2024, a war going on since 2002. and exhausting effort in afghanistan. >> that puts the decade at three decades. what you have is we are in a situation where the sons and daughters of soldiers are going back to that country. this i

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the sound is made by a vibrating column of plasma from the icy moon to saturn.t's possibl because of a magnetic field that connects the two. the plasma stream can reverse and saturn can sing back to the moon. >> interesting. the day is set. new at 5:00. we'll tell you when the sales force transit center will officially open. >> the price of almonds may be going up soon. the threat on northern california. >>> here's the moral . >>> we've had a warm start to the week. here's a live look at san francisco. >> if you enjoy that type of weather like i do, too bad. a lot of us are going to start to feel that cooldown pretty soon. i felt it last night. >> i had to close the window this morning, mike. it was getting a little too chilly. >> i did the opposite. i turned the air conditioner off and opened the window this morning. gives you an idea where you live what you have to deal with with the microclimates.in layerringi drizzle to the coast and to the bay bridge this morning. possibly even the golden gate bridge. keep an eye on that this morning. temperatures in the mi

jillian: they are getting ready to perform live on the plasma. don't go away. ♪ .o away. ♪ jillian: they are getting ready to perform live on the plasma. don't go away. ♪ . don't go away. ♪ >> welcome back, the war on police getting worse. 33 officers shot and killed with two officers guns down in just the last 48 hour. compare that to last year when 35 were shot and killed the entire year of 2017. the question is what is causing the horrific increase in violence with our law enforcement panel joined me now, former national police officer vincent hill and new jersey sheriffs association, thank you for joining us this morning. let's start with you. what do you put the blame on? >> reporter: our courts are very lax. the death penalty -- a huge issue. a place to get better. it is a tragedy. >> training a police officer to need better training and anything else they could be doing. >> officers have the best training in the world. when i was in the police we had in service every year, the large problem we are dealing with, the latest shooting in chicago, haven't mention

nerve agents found or the degradation products none of them were found on the materials nor in the plasma of the injured people. none in the mud safely so of the hospice containing compounds the degradation products were found to be no no stair in this use was chlorine gas used problem either were chlorine cylinders there but that has nothing to do with the state actor state actors we never use chlorine gas that he claims are commonly used by terrorists it's never current never never buy by a state actor because it's so terribly inefficient so was chlorine gas exploded some of those so members sure probably but that's what terrorists do and much more many more people die from the explosion of lowering gas itself. and nation stuff chemistry professor james to thank you very much indeed thank you thank you. but meanwhile the british government is demanding russia explain how two people were poisoned with another agent in southern england that story and more funny the short break. when lawmakers manufacture consents to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the fine

chart master says he has found one safe space in the financials let's get straight to him over at the plasma. carter, what are you looking at? >> let's focus on american express. financials have been the dream, same as industrials, and they've been a real misfortune for anyone who's been long or overweight they need a place to do better something has happened that's only happened five times in the s&p 500 financial sector down five. here's this month, barely started so disregard that. basically we're talking about one, two, three, four, five. how infrequent has that happened what is the -- what is the outcome going forward? five months down, there's your arrow, there's your number now let's look at the data this circumstance has happened five other times in the history of the data going back to 1989 and what happens thereafter when this sort of thing happens what happened thereafter was more of the same financials week later down, two weeks later, down, three weeks lat later, down. it's not always down, but an average. the odds of being down are pretty high. the bad area of the market, weak

how do you splay tesla into earnings chart master head over to the plasma break it down. >> let's see what we can figure out. lots of opportunity lots of risk that's what the form ones are. here is a year to date chart all over the place high pressure li. process has no character some people think good some bad basically chopping everyone one range under bound and see what we can see put in some lines the first thing i point out if we move forward sorry i have hit the wrong button perfect. now beautiful trend line, right. what we know is that we have found this trend line three times but what i want to focus in on this is this rear. what we have done now is we have broken trend you can see that we are for the first time below the trend line. that is the problem. i think that's the setup for what's going to be a pretty good break to the down side moving forward the next chart longer term, no lines let's put the lines in here we go so there is that same line right. and there is the breck if we were to zoom in -- again i want to just focus on the fact that for the first time we cracked b

in the plasma samples taken from alleged casualties that sink in but wait a minute i thought we were told over and over again about sarin gas chlorine and blood near and test revealing deadly nerve agents i mean heck even the white house even the white house and april thirteenth announced that according to u.s. analysis a significant body of information points to the regime using chlorine in its bombardment of duma while some additional information points to the regime also using the nerve agent sarin. now while the o.p.c. w. did discover that chlorinated organic chemicals were indeed present at two locations they made very clear that they have not made any determination on who was ultimately responsible and that they are still investigating but you know when you got one hundred tomahawk missiles burning a hole in your war machine is part of why wait a few months why wait till july for an investigation of evidence to come out when you can launch them in april shoot first and ask questions later is the order of the day when you're not watching the hawks. what. it looks like. it's like

so chart master, head over to the plasma. >> it's an opportunity or a trap financials look like they'll get as weak as the home builders have gotten. home builders as an etf down 12 1/2, 13% for the year i thought i'd single out toll. toll has done something it hasn't done in the history of the data going back to 1986, 32 years. it's declined at the end of today, seven months in a row never happened it's had a peak trough decline, 32.3%. compared to home building as a group, down 12 plus. so a three fold wipe out at some point you can be contrarian, i would think it's so bad it's good here is the toll chart over the past ten years since the '09 low. i want to show you an overbought or oversold condition by putting in these arrows. what it tries to depict is a over shoot or under shoot, mean reversion trait is profitable. i'm going to bet 32, 33% decline is due for some sort of throw back here's the chart without the moving average the notion of support, ready, put in the line. we have sold off two support we've broken support support is not a plywood board or a concrete floor. it's a ma

phosphorus nerve agents or degradation products were detected in the environmental samples or in the plasma samples taken from alleged casualties that sink in but wait a minute i thought we were told over and over again about sarin gas chlorine and blood near and test revealing deadly nerve agents i mean heck even the white house even the white house and april thirteenth announced that according to u.s. analysis a significant body of information points to the regime using chlorine in its bombardment of duma while some additional information points to the regime also using the nerve agent sarin now while the o.p.c. w. did discover that chlorinated organic chemicals were indeed present two locations they made very clear that they have not made any determination on who was ultimately responsible and that they are still investigating but hey you know when you've got one hundred tomahawk missiles burning a hole in your war machines pocket why wait a few months why wait till july for an investigation and evidence to come out when you can launch them in april shoot first and ask questions later as

phosphorus nerve agents or degradation products were detected in the environmental samples or in the plasmasamples taken from alleged casualties that sink in but wait a minute i thought we were told over and over again about sarin gas chlorine and blood near and test revealing deadly nerve agents i mean.

the american summer concert series in full swing, there they are getting ready to rock the plasma. nywhere. ♪ ♪ just another day in paradise ♪ with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com heather: former thai navy seals dying overnight trying to save a soccer team trapped inside a cave. the diver running out of air on a volunteer mission delivering oxygen canisters to the 12 boys and their coach. former navy seal explaining the rescue effort. >> he is trying presage canisters of oxygen so they can get kids out on a fixed line or if they need to dive they have reserved air. he died doing that. this is such a dangerous event doing the diving in a cave. heather: today marks two week since they walked into the cave with their soccer coach on a team trip. a mother

and right now -- jillian: live look on the plasma. foxbusiness alert. wing a lawsuit over tell compounder. >> tracy carrasco is here with 4 dangerous claims in the company's response. >> reporter: a jury in st. louis found johnson & johnson must pay $4.7 billion, and signature baby powder. and the majority of this billions of dollars, and failed to warn them of these risks, they are very disappointed by this ruling and plan on appealing the single biggest verdict we have seen in 9000 cases who sued johnson & johnson because of this. very common. rob: everyone going nuts because they were losing followers and the former president lost quite a few. jillian: you will notice how many people you are losing and twitter followers, former pres. barack obama lost 2 million twitter followers, donald trump lost 325,000 followers. and accounts that were deemed suspicious and getting rid of all of those. and to clean up their act. >> we all realize that. >> 25 after the hour, the left chanting apologize for weeks. >> ice has strayed so far from its mission when it tu

war in afghanistan by memorializing all 2000 names and writing them on a wall, joining us live on the plasmathat deserve to be remembered this fourth of july, freedom is not free. rob: we will be right back, see you. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. jillian: fourth of july not just about having the day off work, or having barbecues, not everyone knows the meaning behind the independence day holiday. >> why do we celebrate the fourth of july? >> i don't know. >> i forgot. rob: social media influence will with was shocked a lot of people had no idea why this country celebrates every july 4th. he joins us to tell us what he found. scary. >> reporter: is horrifying. this is what happens when you have leftists running public education in this country. jillian: let's listen to the other responses and ge

can apple, which reports tomorrow night carter worth at the plasma to break it down. i think everyone watching and everyone on the desk knows that valuation is a gray thing. the primary point of the market right now, drawdowns that happen out of nowhere, it's a fickle thing. should it be 8 times free cashflow or 12 very gray. stocks are taking big hits apple, no lines, no judgments, if we were to move ahead, one thing we can see is that it's been in this well defined channel. let's draw circles to put this in we're basically near the top here is apple on top relative performance to the tech sector, and the problem here is, that this is basically been underperforming for quite some time 37 let's go forward another way. here is apple on its own no judgments by me let's go forward is it a double top it has that element to it. it has the element of a perspective break in trend that's exactly what happens, so if i were to zoom in here, you can see that we've just started to break trend it's not the greatest thing. let's try invidia. 50 to 300. let's move forward guess what'

. >> it was a great call, and chart master, conner werth is back at the plasma >> where are banks going now what does it mean for the markets. >> they're outperformance is a function of their proceeding underperformance here's a chart, no judgments or an notations by me i think one way to draw the lines is as follows. what we know is, you've come out of the apex of this well defined triangle a moment of indecision, and then it comes to life, that sort of breakout move. let's put that in the context of the bkx index. it hasn't quite broken out yet, but the presumption is it am back to the yield chart. this has broken out, the bet is the banks will, in terms of yields and where we sit in relation to the long term bottom there's a lot of prospect that this is a major head and shoulders bottom we're at the neck line and we've been stuck here. do we get above? i don't think so my hunch is we're going to stay in this formation still a bit longer billion attempting to go higher my real thinking is, rates can never get much above 315 and we've set the floor at 275, and that sometimes things are

sway necessarily with the global political whim we've had a lot of positive news and i've been at the plasmang about all of these positive developments and bob just laid a lot of them out and i think we just got to the point where the sellers were done. the sellers were exhausted and buyers came in we popped tires. 6800, big technical resistance and we busted through that, up 9% it looks to me like we may have bottomed here. >> some traders out there saying that it was all part of a short squeeze. let's welcome back arthur hayes, the co-founder of bitmix, the largest crypto trading exchange by volume. we've just given you a nickname arthur, mr. gq of crypto not a bad one, huh >> no. i like it. >> all right let's get down to the short sellers here and there's a lot of twitter, and tweets going back and forth about the heavy volume on bitmix and how this could be a short squeeze are you see anything evidence of that >> well, during the pump from 6800 to 250 and in about 15 minutes we lick we dated within short positions and bear in mind we're a futures market there's not an imbalance of shorts

we did not know where it had come from, how the virus was in the pooled plasma.every time they gave it to him, notjust once, but every time. after ron died, ijust shattered. i totally collapsed, gave in, give up. i did not want to do anything. ijust lost it, to be honest. i did not know how to deal with life without him. the ripples just go on. now my grandchildren have missed out on the most wonderful grandad. he never got to walk his daughters down the aisle. we have missed out on everything he had to give us and we are so much poorerfor it. i'm glad we have got a public enquiry and it is something that we really need because we need to know the truth. i don't want my husband to have died in vain. i don't want my strong healthy man to have been poisoned and died for nothing. i want to know why they used the blood products if they knew, even if it was just an idea that they might be contaminated. how dare they use them on my husband? we go up to the tree, his memorial tree and we have picnics there. the grandchildren can go there and play around it. he is still

we did not know where it had come from, how the virus was in the pooled plasma.se they were infecting him every time they gave it to him, not just once, but every time. after ron died, ijust shattered. i totally collapsed, gave in, give up. i did not want to do anything. i just lost it, to be honest. i did not know how to deal with life without him. the ripples just to deal with life without him. the ripplesjust go on. to deal with life without him. the ripples just go on. now my grandchildren have missed out on the most wonderful grandad. he never got to walk his daughters down the aisle. we have missed out on everything he had to give us and we are so much poorerfor it. i'm glad we have got a public enquiry and it is something that we really need because we need to know the truth. i don't want my husband to have died in vain. i don't want my strong healthy man to have been poisoned and died for nothing. i want to know why they used the blood products if they knew, even if it was just an idea that they might be contaminated. how dare they use them on my husband?

the eerie audio recorded by nasa's cassini spacecraft last year. only released recently. what you heard was a vibrating column of plasma passing from the icy moon of anceladus to saturn. all of this made possible by a never-before disdiscovered magnetic field connecting saturn to its moon. what scientists say is most amazing its the massive planet returns the favor in essence singing back. >> wow. >> the universe is a strange and fascinating place. >> when you think how far away ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a f of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> coming up tonight. a young woman disappears on a road trip. the final clue to her location is found right here in the bay area. >> tesla's first giga factory outside of america will be built in china. find out why the company picked the country and won't affect cars made in california. coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> finally tonight the party is on in paris. france is heading to the world cup final. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] fans took to the stree

the chimes of football plasma coming home are here. nk you very much. i have had to resort to this microphone because the atmosphere here is building. this is castlefield bowl in manchester, we are expecting around 8000 people inside come kick—off. it will be pretty snug. it is quite a small arena. i have seen events here before, it will be absolutely fantastic inside this little arena. as well as pride in the whole of gareth southgate's team, there is particular pride in the players that play for the two manchester clubs, really in stirling, john stones, kyle walker manchester city —— raheem sterling, john stones, kyle walker manchester city and jesse lingard of manchester united. there is excitement. a little bit like me, i was very confident yesterday, i woke up this morning and started to feel extremely nervous. in my mind, all of a sudden, luka modric, very good player that he is, became the best player in the world and so on. chatting to some of those bands, the anxieties about, but overall i think there is a confidence that again

the bay itself. ((show dar with fiji water bottle behind in plasma)) the buzz this morning is all about fiji: if you'reinking their water ((show castaway))and watching tom hanks wash ashore in "castaway".. fiji is also famously good at rugby.. a sport that makes football look civilized.. ((show two shot w/me and players)) here to school us on the sport and the island life: the coach of fiji's rugby team: gareth baber. you guys are in sf to compete in the rugby 7's world cup this weekend.. "bula!!!!" is that how you say it? this is this first time it's ever been held in the united states!! our big sport here is american football.. ((no helmets, no pads, no rules. harder faster, tougher, more dangerous. demolition derby)) your cheerleaders are also different.. not as pretty as ours. they're giant and scary!!! you brought some with you today. all most of us know about fiji is you make fancy water in a square bottle .. or you can drink the coconuts.. like tom hanks did in castaway, i know that movie was filmed on one of your islands.. the art of walking barefoot hot stones.. natives do it .fire walking????

the freeze-dried plasma does not need to go through tests, making it readily available. >>> serena williamsthe last two. she is seeking her next world title. congratulations to her. >> she makes motherhood something else entirely. i'm still waiting to lose my baby weight. making us all look bad is what's happening. >> she's amazing. >>> a reveal of ancient rome in history. >> the ancient city of pompeii was buried in volcanic ash years ago. its mystery has made it popular with tourists. now archeologists are looking to unearth and understand more of it. it will show you what tourists have yet to see, coming up on "cbs this morning." >>> and global affairs expert ian bremmer is in studio 57, there he is, looking at president trump's tough words for u.s. allies at the nato summit. over the last 24 hours, you finished preparing him for college. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well-being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of other

the growing opioid epidemic. >> this is ridiculous, shocking moments a bank robber uses a baby as a human shield, this horrific moment caught on camera. jillian: a look outside at our plasmare snyder will rock the all-american summer concert series. ♪ we ain't gonna take it ♪ we are not going to take it anymore ♪ whoooo. you rely on tripadvisor so you don't miss out on the perfect hotel... but did you know you can also use tripadvisor so you don't miss out on the best price? tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites to find the hotel you want for the lowest price. saving you up to 30%! so you can spend less time missing out... and more time paddling out! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com or download the app! ♪there's a me no one knows ♪waiting to be set free so, what's the empty suitcase for? the grand prize trophy ♪i was born to be somebody jillian: welcome back, a new isis thread is emerging. rob: 7 month after donald trump declared victory over the terror group isis creeping into parts of-year-old and afghanistan. jillian: lisa tomlinson has the details. >> reporter: back in december donald trump declared victory in the fight against isis in iraq but 7 months later

the-august. theed cross needs platelets and plasma. donors will be e-mailed a gift card. >> a gathering over the weekend in northern virginia that not any of us have heard of called blerdcon black nerd culture. there's deep roots in such social causes as inclifsness with the lbgtqmu cty and they had dance and video gaming. >> that is former president barack obama and first lady, former first lady michelle obama letting loose at the concert. people in the crowd sharing this videolll over soc media. the carters and the obamas became friends while they were in the white house. beyonce even performed at michelle obama's 50th birthday party. >> that m be a first. don't think we've ever seen a u.s. presidentration >> don't think so. >> first time for everything. >> seen it here. >>> coming up next, deliberately stred off course. >> new information in the search for a missing malaysia flight for a missing malaysia flight years ♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪as long as the suns up... ♪there's no holding back.♪ ♪whoaaa-oooaaaa ♪and every moment, ♪you gotta

the forty year old preacher nelson shimmies. we're thirty five here now. that we're going to gaze you out bank a plasma ya we don't care food people can't deny love going to israel because of mine or. everything kerry called for. on the campaign trail chemise have made a few rash promises like bringing the world cup and the olympics to the country and building a high speed train system to controversially chemise is already saying that he has won the election and any other result would prove the poll is rigged whatever his claims analysts say monday's vote will be a close run race with the possibility of a runoff later in september. also ethiopia now a country caught in a deadly cycle of famine and drought the united nations estimates that up to eight million people are going hungry and that's despite there being no shortage of foreign land development workers from germany believe that they can help end this cycle by tapping into local know how and expertise. i leymah who grows wheat on his two hectares of land in northern ethiopia as a smallholder he uses the time on it met the developers and then plou

the sound is made by a vibrating column of plasma passing from a moon to saturn. it's all made possible because of a magnetic field that exists between the two. >> okay. >> things. >> the moon and saturn. they kind of communicate. i like it. >> it's also really creepy. >>> new at 6:00, tourism is a big thing in the area. how a local college plans to solve the problem. >>> a desperate search for a woman last seen in the bay area and the reward. >>> [music playing] (ceo) haven't been playing golf this year, i am sorry about that. (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during summer of audi sales event. >>> now at 6:00, historic day. just hours from now, london breed will be sworn in as the first african american woman patieray this mning >>ive at theay bridge. after days of summer heat, cooler weather is returning to the bay area. >>> good morning. >> it will be a good relief. for others of you, you'll be disappointed. >> you know i love the warmer weather but it's hard to sleep at night when it's too hot. >

goal and that kind of scattered the terrace a bit, this mad englishman who hasn't had a shave until england get knocked out. i was in morocco that game. i broke my plasmahing it in our tv room with hopefully all of our people in the base. there are 26 of us here and we are spending six months of winter on our own and we are just enjoying the game together. thank you for talking to us. we appreciate it. alistair, thank you. you're welcome. paul, thank you. you're welcome. paul, thank you. you're welcome. paul, thank you very much, currently sailing around gibraltar, and marlon clarke. is it coming home, gents? it's clarke. is it coming home, gents? it‘s coming home. clarke. is it coming home, gents? it's coming home. yeah. yes, it's coming home. i think alistair's wife is more convinced than alistair, but thank you. facebook is set to face the maximum fine of £500,000 pounds over its failure to protect the personal information of millions of users. the fine comes after an investigation by the information commissioner‘s office who found that facebook had failed to ensure another company, cambridge analytica, had deleted users‘ data. joining me now is jam

it's so urgent, the red cross will give you an amazon card for donating. he red cross also needs platelets and plasma. donors will be e-mailed a $5 amazon gift card. that offer runs through august 30th. >>> and look at this incredible video outf of miami a dadly-injure ed construction worker being lowered to the ground on a stretcher. he was struck on the head while working on the 49th floor of a high-rise yesterday. the worker's condition was not known. but he wasovg before being put into an ambulance. >>> a shark week-like encoun for some fishermen when they accidentally caught a great white. take a look at this. a group of rhode islan fishermen were sailing along the coast. and they realize the latest catch was a great white shark. the men were able to hoist the animal in the air and release it back into the ocean. they're vicious creatures but beautiful. >>> a florida family is outraged a new mother died at home just days after giving birth. they say paramedics refused to take her to the hospital, ass e .ssuming she could not affordle the ambulance ri her mother called 911 and said two fire medic

the world by successive us presidents. vietnam, iraq, libya. i march repeatedly against obama, i did not see you. i was condemned by fox news, that was a challenging obama plasmat, there was an ascendant far right and right supremacist movement and donald trump is somebody who calls white supremacists very fine people, he called for a total muslim ban and instituted a partial one. he has walked away from the paris climate agreements as the biggest polluter in humanity, the us, when climate change is the next essential threat. he has ripped in the nuclear deal with iran and says he wants to bomb iran. he talks about sexually abusing and sexually harassing women in language i literally cannot say oi'i in language i literally cannot say on national television. on saturday there will be fascists, as sadiq khan noted, they will be marching in the streets, many holding placards and supportive donald trump. so are you saying he should be here, but what? i am confused. we are distracted by his theatrics and performance, but what he represents, the racism, bigotry, blaming of migrants, refugees and muslims for all injustices caused by the powerful, but former politics