now that he's on u.s. news today that says it actually benefits trump if bush gets a boom because he wants all these guys to go on. that is his ideal scenario, if bush, cruz, and rubio are bunched up, say, you know, 18%, 20%, 22%, if they're all battling within a couple percentages and think that's a ticket to ride on, that is the best scenario for trump because that means the rest are divided and they go in to march divided into those southern states where he has shown some strength in polling. i think the real question, the real dropout date for marco or jeb comes march 15th when florida votes. if you can't win your home state, or if you can't place at least second in your home state, that means you got to go. >> if you're right, and what trump needs is for jeb bush to stay in the race, for the numbers that withdryou just men then why would you bring up the war and why would you bring up 9/11 happening? why would you take those shots? is it you're just an indiscriminate shooter? >> i think the latter. i think

over $350,000 u.s. new cars average only $10,000 on the indian market.arket for high-end vehicles is tiny but there. german luxury carmakers are trying to boost sales by appealing to a growing market of young, wealthy indians. credit suisse says the number of millionaires in india is set to increase by 65% by 2020. >> india has the youngest median population. when we see a young population very aspirational, these are highly aspirational products. >> luxury cars sales currently make up less than 2% of the domestic car market in india. among luxury carmakers, mercedes leads the pack with 2015 sales of more than 13,000 units. audi came second with just over 11,000 sold. analysts think b.m.w. is still third. 2015 figures are not in, but in 2014 it sold about 6000 cars. local buyers are price-sensitive. the tax consultant is planning to replace his audi for a b.m.w. >> five years ago, prices were too high. now you get better discounts and pricing. it is improving. >> competition is growing. jeep is angling for a slice of the indian market with its wrangler u

on abc seven up news at new, it's one of the fastest growing epidemics in the u.s. new details on the white house plan to combat the heroine addiction crisis in the retailer they are teaming up with to do it. father of 13-year-old nicole lovell is speaking out about his daughter's death and what he knew about her relationships with older men. and snow is still coming down in some areas. doug hill will have details on our next chance for flurries this week. the full forecast is coming up after the break. jummy: the white house is teaming up with walgreens to tackle the prescription drug epidemic. they revealed a multistate plan to combat opioid abuse this morning. jeannette reyes is live with details. jeannette: this is a major announcement in the fight against drug overdose deaths. that number has been rising every year for the past several years. this is a two-part program led by the white house and walgreens that helps to address the growing epidemic that is -- in a way that is practical and convenient. the prescription medication part of this is one of the bigger con

from who h-d iowa's high definition leader..this is the channel 13 news at nine on fox 17 u.s. stocks were down sharply today... with wall street seeing weakness in a new u.s. jobs report... and questioning the strength of the u.s. economy. but, president obama is seeing strength in the jobs numbers...especially the employment rate. peter barnes has the latest. president obama celebrating new u.s. jobs numbers out friday... obama says: "after reaching 10 percent in 2009, the unemployment rate has now fallen to 4.9 percent." mister obama highlighting news of the lowest unemployment rate of his presidency: obama says: "this is the first has dipped below 5 percent in almost eight years. americans are working." the president praising the u.s. economy...pointing to low oil prices...as well as wage and income growth... obama says: "the united states of america right now has the strongest, most durable economy in the world. i know that's still inconvenient for republican stump speeches as their doom and despair tour plays in new hampshire." but, the president's enthusiasm tempered by w

u.s. on a new defense system. harry, how significant is it that the americans and south koreans are talking about the possibility of deploying an anti missile system? >> reporter: certainly they're looking for ways to respond to this latest what they call provocation by north korea. we're still waiting for the u.n. security council sanctions resulting from the january 6 fourth nuclear test carried out by north korea. they're trying to respond militarily in a defense posture terms to what north korea is doing and so they have this potential deployment of the fad system, the high altitude defense system here. they haven't committed to it, but they are now publicly entering consultations about it. that is a signal both to north korea that they are taking the situation seriously and potentially increasing their defensive capabilities, but also to china because china is very much opposed to having this high tech missile system on the korean pen inches lar. they are-- pen insular >>> how is this going to play out this l

[laughter] from nikkistion here schnapp of u.s. news & world report. was there any case that rattled your friendship? i think wesberg: were most at loggerheads over the vmi case. remember that? you had a stirring dissents. justice scalia: it was a great dissent. [laughter] justice ginsberg: you were the only dissenter. justice scalia: because clarence was recused because he had a son there, didn't he? remember the chief wrote it from my judgment and not your dissenting opinion. we went many rounds -- justice scalia: back and forth. justice ginsberg: one time, i refer to thee that university of virginia at charlottesville. you have to forgive this ignorant person because she does not know that there is a university of virginia -- there is not a university of virginia at charlottesville. come in he do was was not finished writing his dissent. it was getting late. we were into june already. he gave me the penultimate copy of his dissent. he came to my chambers and he gave it to me and said -- i want to give you as much time as i can. to answer this. my se

the meeting is at 5:30 this evening at the u.s. new on -- u.s. extension center on south conway. new on sunrise, computer coding could soon be recognized as a foreign language. the florida senate passed a bill that would count coding classes as a credit for high school students. students are required to take foreign language for two years. the bill now needs an approval from the house. packages faster. the company is investigating same day delivery. the company deliv works with several retailers on delivering online orders within the same day. ups says the investment will help them observe the same-day delivery market. deliv' s founder says same-day delivery is becoming the new standard. the magic are welcoming golden state warriors tonight. and ucf trying to dig itself out of a slump against a very good >> my mom used to tell my sisters and me that if you have breakfast in bed, sleep in the kitchen. the ucf basketball team is not been getting room service. what once seemed a profit -- promising season has devote just dissolved into a mess. the knights have lost five in a row and

u.s. news and world report was in our hour yesterday and called christie's debate move a suicide bombing. and so it would appear it was. in the end, chris christie came in sixth in new hampshire where he's been campaigning for months. he's very low on funds by all accounts and was hoping for a big night in new hampshire to raise money for the fight in south carolina, but aloss with no money -- i should say with no win came no money and it appears the end is in sight for the bombastic republican from new jersey. we have team coverage this hour. the fox business network's gerri willis is here with a look at the money situation for the remaining candidates. ed henry is in new hampshire with bernie sanders' next move after his massive win. but first our own john roberts has moved on, spartanburg, south carolina. what's the latest we're hearing from the christie camp? >> we're not hearing anything official at this point, shep. i talked to some people who are very close to the governor. expected to b

u.s. on a new missile defense system. we will have the latest reaction from beijing with our correspondent, but first going to harry faucet who is in seoul for us. there has been, i understand, a briefly in the last hour of the south korean defense ministry and u.s. officials. what has come out of it? >> reporter: what has come out of it is something that south korea states have been just sort of entering into talks. now they're confirming that they will go into full consultations on the deployment, possible deployment, of the u.s. anti missile system, the system that could be deployed here on south korean territory. it is designed to knock out incoming high altitude - incoming missiles at a high altitude. it is something that south korea says might be necessary in order to increase its defensive capabilities against north korea as it continues to develop what south korea says is a missile program as evidenced by today's launch. it is something not just a warning to north korea but also ups the pressure on beijing because

forbes, to time, to u.s. news and world report, all rank des moines as one of the top cities in the country. why are so many national city? kim st. onge shows us one reason why des moines ranks so high tonight on kcci 8 news at 10:00. stacey: sports director andy garman and now. couple teams trying to bounce back. we will your from the hawks announcer: from iowa's sports leader, this is kcci 8 sports. andy: it was not that long ago we were talking about the iowa hawkeyes is the number one all over seeds in the ncaa turn them it. but mccaffrey's team is suddenly skidding. the hawks are in trouble. especially after a game like last night where they went scoreless -- excuse me -- basket lists -- basketless. the run does not look favorable looking at iowa state. it was a tough, tough test to suddenly right the ship. >> we did not do enough that crunch time. we did not do enough. whatever. we did not act to what we need to. we have to do a better job of that and they've got to understand -- i'm not asking them to do so

u.s. senator. newry is held february 9th. >> nicole: hillary clinton highlighting differences with bernie sanders. >> senator sanders has a different approach, he shares my goal of universal coverage but he wants us to start all over. i think that would be a terrible mistake to throw our country into a contentious debate over health care again. >> nicole: senator sanders wants to take a closer look at the iowa caucus reports. >> last that i saw we were four delegates down as i understand it there was some precincts actually where delegates won with a flip of a coin, actually. i'm not sure that. i think there were six cases, so we want to take a lock at that. >> nicole: in new hampshire polls suggest sanders is far ahead of hillary clinton. >> lauren: markets in asia saw steep losses again today. let's take a look with tracy yu. tracy is a reporter for chinese television. tracy, good morning. >> tracy: good morning, ladies. asian markets are widely lower today. in china lost about four tenths of 1%. tha

u.s. >>> new developments this midday, a south charlotte bank is offering a 5,000-dollar reward to catch the armed man who robbed it. officers say this man here walked into pnc bank on arboretum drive and slipped the teller a note demanding money. detectives believe the same man robbed this bank on pineville matthews road last month. if you know who this is, you're asked to call police. >>> today the charlotte zoning board will consider two new developments that neighbors worry will increase traffic on an all ready busy road. they want approval to build up place. in less than half a mile away, the zoning board will vote on another 265 apartments. a developer also recently submitted a petition to build 74 town homes at mocking bird and park. >>> meteorologist keith monday is tracking where there is just enough ice on the roads to cause some major problems for center 9. >>> we've been mentioning this in hundredth of an inch. in ice, usually 1/4-inch or more leads to problems. the salt on the roads is not doing much with the temperatures being so low. the cloud deck is coming down because t

news. north korea has launched a long range rocket into space. south korea has condemned the action and says it will begin talks with the u.s. on a new missile defense system. the u.n. security council will hold an emergency meeting later on sunday. in soun taiwan government officials say at least 24 people have died on saturday's earthquake. more than 130 people are still feared trapped. rescue workers say they have found signs of life. presidential hopefuls have squared off in their latest debate. marco rubio faced the strongest attacks from rivals trying to stem his growing popularity. to haiti where the outgoing president has struck a deal with the parliament to form an interim government less than a day before he was due to step down. it is hoped it will quell weeks of protests calling on him to leave office. he has been ruling by decree since january last year. that's when the parliament was dissolved because of disputes over a new electoral role. >> reporter: they came to an agreement, but the crisis here is far from over. a few blocks away what you're looking at is the remnant of a massive protest today in the central

we are looking good here and it wasn't just u.s. new york is at 59. little cooler right on the ocean with ocean city at 46. the water temperatures still chilly this time of year. if you are going out this evening, no problems. generally clear. temperature ins the 50s this evening but tomorrow, i will give you a sneak peek. lit start out dry. but, a yellow weather alert for tomorrow. we will have rain developing by mid to late morning and periods of rain and showers in the afternoon and evening and only in the middle 50s as opposed to the 60s and again some spots touched 70 today. got another storm as we head into tuesday, wednesday. i'll tell you about that with the seven day forecast i minutes. >> wow. did you say 70? >>> changing gears in the district, tires on eight police squad cars are slashed. that happened last night in southeast outside of station d. matt yurus, who are they looking for? >> reporter: police tell me they are not sure who did this. what they do know is it happened here between 10:00 p.m. and midnight. right around the corner fro

>> kristen: a picture on u.s. news & world report. look at the trucks backed up, the start of it, 1300 on one side of a border, 1800 on another. stuck coming up from the >>> on your side right now, you're watching wbtv news this morning. >> christine: welcome back to wbtv news this morning. >> john: kristen miranda has details on protests that are happening right now in europe. this is just now coming live in the alert center. >> kristen: these protests have been going on a little bit. talk about it since last week getting out of control at this point. this is the picture i showed you a couple moments ago. we showed you the video last week, the farmers in greece protesting changes to their pension plans. you remember the video? they wanted to get in the agricultural ministry. greek authorities say 2800 vehicles are stuck between on the border between greece and bulgaria. the farmers had been allowing cars and buses through and from their protests to trucks but the bulgarian truckers say they broke an agreement to let the trucks throug

u.s. >>> new tontd, some college students will no longer be able to buy an enet'y drink to help themut an all nighter. middle bury college just banned from energy drinks being sold onsmpus. unhealthy work habits like stress and sleeplessness and high risk sexual activity. some students are fighting the ban, arguing the college is overreaching its role. >> we just talked about spring like temperatures this weekend. may have you thinking about a getaway down at the jersey shore. it's a race against time to get everything ready for the crowds for summer, including new attractions. ted green berg has details new at 5:30. >> the work happening up in the air in ocean city is photo worthy to john. he>> every week at ast, i send pictures to my grandchildren for the summer when they'll be up to ride it. >> reporter: they are putting together the center piece of a major upgrade at play land's castaway cove. this is gale force. the biggest and fastest of three new roller coasters coming to the boardwalk amusement park this year. blast riders with speeds reaching 64 miles an ur. >> this is by far the

u.s. when it comes to protecting personal data. under the new agreement, the u.s. will not conduct indiscriminate mass surveillance of the data on as many as 500 million europeans that stored on u.s. servers. here's the irony. europeans will have greater protections from u.s. intelligence and law enforcement agency spying on them than do u.s. citizens. agreement ends mass surveillance and establishes a program. europeans who believe their data is at risk can use it to represent their interest. there is no equivalent for americans. in fact, federal law treats data such as email, calendars, and location data older than 180 days as abandoned. this allows data to be searched and email read without a warrant. this underscores that mass surveillance is less about protecting the u.s. from about keeping tabs on >>> forget playing dead or fetching a stick. boogie. this dog is named ginger rogers for a reason. the one-year-old lichen white charmer showed off her dance moves at the florida shelter. she was found roaming the streets. after the video went viral, for a dancing d

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. >>> a health alert across the u.s. new case of zika in california. now the u.s. olympic committee is sending out letters to any athlete thinking of going there this summer, to rio. they are talking to any olympian worried about going to brazil. hope solo threatened to boycott it because of the unknown risk to her future child. >> women are now 40, 45%, olympic games. almost all of them are of child bearing age. >> right now there are at least 66 confirmed cases of zika in the u.s. florida leading the states with 16. >>> scary details about the possible effects of the sea. researchers found a brain in the fetus of a mother who had zika symptoms and it was a fraction of the right size and missing the usual crinkly folds. the virus has not been proven to cause a particular brain defect but this new report strengthens that link. >>> state lawmakers waiting for governor kasich to sign a bill stripping money from planned parenthood. the statehouse gave final approval to the bill. the timing of this is being questioned. some say the governor signed that measure tuesday

u.s. >>> new health problems for nurse who contracted ebola at the height of the outbreak two years ago. pauline is back in the hospital for the third time since contracting the disease in sierra leone. the scottish nurse was transferred by military plane from her home in glasgow to london. the hospital did not specify what the complication was. last december she was treated for meningitis that developed from the lingering ebola virus that's in her system. >>> in pennsylvania, a passenger passes out after an apparent overdose. nbc 6 anchor jackieie nespral is here to explain how this all went down. >> it really is hard to watch. the video shows the man injecting himself with heroin in public. the police released a video toto send a message about drug addiction. inside the bus the camera shows a clear view. watch the man on the right. the young man reaches down and later in the video he starts to nod, and -- >> then he crashes. he's totally, totally uncocious. >> reporter: officers are later seen on video attending to the man. they administer narcan which combats the effects of heroin, ca

u.s. news and world report annual list the best hotels in florida including 3 local hotels. number 2 busy resorts made the cut, 4 seasons numbers, villas of grand cypress ranked 9, to see the list dog -- log onto wftv.com /weather links. >>> if you try to file taxes today you may not have luck ask the irs that may keep you from filing online. >>> after 44 days, volusia county homeless camp is shut down the next step to keep it from coming back. >>> storm systems arriving today. future track, we will timeout

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news on the zika virus outbreak. a health emergency declared in parts of the u.s. the new concern tonight right here. and a gunman taking hold of a watching tvs get sharper, oh remotes, you've had it tough. bigger, smugger. and you? rubbery buttons. enter the x1 voice remote. now when someone says... show me funny movies. watch discovery. record this. voila. remotes you are back. the x1 voice remote is here. x1 customers get your voice remote by visiting xfinty.com/voiceremote. >>> in athens, greece, clashes broke out between police and young people throwing firebombs and stones. thousands are protesting against planned pension reforms. clashes came as unions organized a strike, canceling flights, public transport and shutting down schools and courts. >>> abc news announced the candidate lineup for saturday night's republican debate, and carly fiorina remains the only candidate not invited. she met with committee leaders today asking them to urge abc to let her participate. you can watch the debate live from manchester, new hampshire saturday evening at 5:00 p.m. >>> a lot of people are still talking

a lot to get to this hour from all the news in u.s. politics. >>> officials at the pentagaltt tell cnn china has deployed surface to air missiles. senior international correspondent live. >> reporter: john, that's right. so let's go to this area. these are the islands in the south china sea. there are disputes over who owns them. the island we're talking about is woody island where taiwan tells us china has deployed surface-to-air missiles. china has had a military presence here for more than a half century and yet some are interpreting this as quite a provocation and why? because as we speak, president obama has been hosting leaders of the 12 nation group. these are southeast asian nations in california. the white house has been pushing a message hard. it's been arguing for all countries in the region to follow international norms no matter how large or small and arguing against militarization of disputed islands in this region. of particular concern is another set of islands with which china and the philippines claim and in particula

new era. the zika virus continues its spread, rising in the u.s. and spain. could genetic engineering be the answer? first, to our lead. linkedin shares plunging in after-hours trading as much as 30% on weaker than expected guidance for 2016. revenue in the current period will be $820 million, falling short of estimates by $47 million. revenue in the fourth quarter climbed 34%. the company reported net loss of $47 million, down 6000% year-over-year. he with me to break it down is our bloomberg intelligence analyst in san francisco. david kirkpatrick and new york. and our editor at large, cory johnson in new york as well. great to be here. all of us here. in one place together. cory, break it down. is this just about the forecast? cory: it is about the forecast for this is supposed to be a growth stock. across of a lot of important metrics. you saw growth but a meaningful deceleration of that growth. emily: linkedin gets compared to facebook. the business models are completely different. but when it comes to user growth, linkedin is not showing much. >> still,

u.s. investigates 14 new possible cases of zika that could have been spread sexually. you've heard of the u.n.'s blue helmets. we will report on the white helmet volunteers pulling people out of the rubble in syria's biggest city >>> let's take you live to nevada, the state capital l.a. because what is going on there is we are expecting imminently, not immediately, to find out if mr trump has got the votes he was looking for there in the caucus. what happens here just to get you right up to speed on the process, we are not expecting something to be a parliamentary number. so we will get a drip drip drip effect as the percentages come through. there had been a feeling the people in the caucus in nevada were angry enough to go for mr trump, but smart money says that is pretty much a done deal. what is interesting about this is the marco rubio/ted cruz contest, because marco rubio has to knock out mr cruz or vice versa. as soon as we begin to get that result, we will bring it to you live here on al jazeera. staying in the states, republican squaring up for a fight against

new york city. look what's coming for the first part of next week. arctic blast of air to the eastern half of the u.s. including new york city. a brief warm up this weekend, but monday and tuesday and look at chicago by monday, only high of 29. bundle up. >>> thank you. the u.n. ruling that julian assange is being unjustly detained in london. he has been holed up in the ecuadorian embassy for years. what's he going to do now? we're live next. >>> breaking news this morning. a u.n. human rights body ruled that wikileaks julian assange has been unlawfully detained. he is wanted in sweden for questioning in a rape case. despite that, british police say they will arrest him if he steps foot outside the embassy doors. let's go to london and bring in our correspondent nima elbagir. >> reporter: we know, christine, the british government's position has not changed. they intend to formally contest the findings of the u.n. panel. the u.n. has not held back on this. the panel of experts not only accusing the british authorities of arbitrarily depriving assange of his liberty by holding him in isolation, but th

vice president of u.s. news report and the daily news. currently he is editor at large for writers.ou may know him as the author of the book american century. he is one of the world's most distinguished journalist. please welcome sir herald evans. [applause] >> my grandfather because reading the daily times which i was then editing and my father was a steam train driver who left school at age 11 but loved reading. he flung the paper on one side and he said isn't that amazing? that you are editing this paper and your grandfather would not have read a word of it? that was the influence of reading first from my father and then my mother who left school at 11 and went to work in a mill. this is carla hayden, there is no question, you can find all about her program you have, distinguished librarian. and when she referred to the book to that i never heard it referred to as before. she said it is a container. i have been fretting for the last 30 years about the disappearance of the book as i know it. i ran into a digital -- carla is the dean and here is somebody else, this is dee from publ

any u.s., new york is reporting 11 positive cases among residents. florida reporting nine cases earlier this week. all of these cases have been spread by people traveling from other countries. but nowhere is the virus more rampant and latin america. remember there is no vaccine or ofe for zika and decades efforts to rat -- eradicate mosquito borne diseases with insecticides have failed to researchers are turning to altering the dna of mosquitoes and such a way that would suppress the disease or what about the species entirely. our number view columnist faith has just written about this and joins us from boston to explain. david kilpatrick is with me as well. explain how this would work? how a genetically engineered mosquito could wipe out an entire population of another kind of mosquito? clear whethernot you could actually wipe out a whole population, but there are a lot of really interesting new technologies that are coming online. there something that goes way beyond ordinary genetic engineering, called gene drive. and that is something where there

u.s. >>> why new yorkers will not let plus the buzz word for your chance to win an ipad mini. >> a girl's trip to a water fall. what happens when they find out what it is. >> parents do their best to protect their children at all costs. the next video i'm about to show you, there is nothing every that could see this comes. he runs up to the truck and just starts beating the front of the truck. they come into the frame and completely rolls over the bike. >> where is the baby? the child? brace yourself -- >> what? >> i have to go home, i feel so bad. >> the desperation, you see the father realize that he was not going to be able to stop the truck. >> tell me it doesn't get worse. >> this time in the ukraine, this kid is about to dart out into the street. >> oh no! >> oh, man -- he made it. the dad comes through to the front of that. luckily everyone survives. >> this is the parents version of a real instinct. putting yourself in harm's way for your child. >> this dog is six months old and is way under weight. >> ouch. >> she ate a portion of a hanger. they didn't know what it was when they

u.s. >>> new developments tonight in that jailbreak story we've been reporting on from california. three recaptured criminals making their first court appearance. police now say the men kidnapped last week. in a twist of events, the teacher accused of helping them escape was released. another man now arrested for allegedly sneaking in the tools that helped them break out. >>> now to chipotle. the popular chain getting a clean bill of health tonight. the cdc now announcing that the e. coli outbreak that sickened 53 customers is officially over. but they still do not know the exact source of the contamination. >>> now to adele, and apparently even donald trump can't resist her music. >> thank you, all. there's a fire starting in my heart >> adele's "rolling in the deep" blaring at a trump rally today, and often at trump rallies. but the singer apparently wants it to stop. her rep saying, quote, adele has not given permission for her music to be used for any political campaigning. no comment yet from trump's >>> when we come back here tonight to iowa, the running mates here in this st

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whistle blowers on edge and veterans continuing to steve: president obama has sent congress a new plan to close the u.s. prison in guantanamo bay cuba. he wants to transfer dainties in foreign countries and find a new u.s. prison to hold others. he wants to close a chapter of american history once and for all. >> keeping this facility open is contrary to our values. it undermines our standing in the world. it is viewed as a stain on our broader record of upholding the highest standards of rule of law. steve: congress opposed previous plans to shut down the prison. tricia: action news update tonight five people are dead after a shooting and fire at a home. this happened in phoenix this morning. police say the suspect shot four of his family members including a six-year-old girl. the shooter is also dead, but we don't like know if he was killed self inflicted gunshot wound. investigators are looking into what set off the deadly gunfire. steve: new information on the uber driver charged in a deadly shooting spree. he's accused of killing six people and wounding two others. he's admitted to the shootings.

u.s. news & world report took a look at whether those habits are actually necessary. >> and our health and wellness reporter is here with our medical contributor. dr. natalie azar. hi, ladies. >> hi. can you believe this has caused such a firestorm? >> i cannot. >> this is your big day, baby. >> so one of the things you write about is the toilet seat covers. you see those in the airports and things. should you or should you not use? >> you absolutely do not need if it makes you feel better, go for it. up or pass germs through the toilet. >> dr. azar, what's the verdict? >> i totally agree. couple things we were talking about. urine on the seat, it's sterile. you won't get anything. >> but if it's somebody else's -- >> exactly. but here's the thing. you're sitting on the toilet, you have a skin. your skin is your best barrier against infection. supposed to sit. >> i sit. >> we're supposed to hover. >> if you want a thigh workout. >> nobody hovers that long. they say they do, but it's hard work.

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u.s. keeps military pressure on china and these things keep happening, china may also take military countermeasures. >> reporter: the news of the missile deployment came as u.s. president obama and southeast asian leaders agreed to cooperate to ease tensions in the south china sea, but the tensions are rising. kurando tago, nhk world. >>> south korean officials are trying to gather intelligence on possible cyberattacks and terror strikes by north korea. they say they have information that kim jong un has ordered preparations for such attacks on the south. officials with south korea's national intelligence service briefed senior members of the ruling party on thursday. they said north korean agents may be preparing attacks on subways, shopping malls and key infrastructure. they said government officials, north korean defectors and anti-pyongyang activists could also be targets. south korean and u.s. forces will begin their largest-ever joint military exercise early next month. pyongyang has condemned the annual drill, calling it a blatant proclamation of war. >>> travelers flying between the u.s. and japan will soon have