they are using unmanned drones on the border.that is not just to keep an eye on alaska, but we work with our good friends in canada. so customs and border protection, military applications, but then all of these other ag and energy applications, but also this idea of small product delivery where you can actually have products delivered to your home right with drones, and they are actually starting that on the golf course. you walk before you run, so here you are on the golf course, you're getting food or beverages delivered to you. that's the first step in this process, and i look at these young people and i think about what we all carry now is our smart phonesnd and -- phones, and our amazing computers can do so much. when we were their age, we never dreamed of something like this. even ten years ago, we had no idea what this device could do. think about unmanned, aviation drones systems will do in ten years. you all, looking at the pages here, you will be developing the applications. we'll be trying to keep up, guys like me and

the unmanned aircraft is helping us currently on the buildings with fire involved to make sure we areting the water where it needs to be. power had to be shut off in the surrounding areas. one for safety of the firefighters, impinging on power lines, power poles, transformers that were in jeopardy. initially the report was about 2,000 customers without power. i can see they're starting to close it down and reenergize the lights and try to consolidate that to the construction only. we're going supported out here -- i can tell you fires from the city of oakland responded, did go to a fifth alarm. we're working with oak lend police department to assist with traffic control. with you power outage, we're doing patrols just to make everything is safe. [ inaudible ] >> we did receive a report of another structure fire in the 3600 block, i believe of peralta a little after 3:00. arriving companies -- the fire was out on arrival, but there was a suspicious in cause or possible cause. that's also under investigation. that was a building under construction. >> reporter: any construction at that

you mentioned unmanned, i don't want to incur on this but clearly the navy and marine corps aviation is going heavy and unmanned for us fire scouts, and 225 carriers, will be a huge part of how we operate in the future and i will leave it at that. >> beginning with frc is on the process that goes into play as far as cold spray, there are so many -- this is where fully funding effort is producing good things. having the technology within the machinery to be able to use the parts that requires improvement. so back to one of the things is the manufacturing, we are at the front of this, for the past year, we have submitted parts for additive manufacturing approval. parts that require airworthiness approval and non- airworthiness approval, i think for this audience, you will see additive manufacturing both in industry, inside the frc, the air force is ahead of us on metal printing, you will see that, i just give you a simple example, if you had a knob that controls the volume, if that broke, if you had to go out and order one to pay for, with a polymer 3-d printing process you can print y

is going heavy and unmanned. for us fire scout, triton offer carriers will be a huge part how to operate in the future and i'll just leave it at that so that the general can get some examples himself. >> beginning really with the frc and processes that go into play there as far as coldspring, there are so many, and this is where fully funding is producing some good things, just having the technology within the machinery to be able to produce the parts that are required for throughput. but back to one of the things is as the manufacturing thing, we are at the front end of this. for the past year we have submitted parts for additive manufacturing approval. there's the parts to require airworthiness approval and a non-airworthiness approval, non-airworthiness is easier to do. i think for this audience, you good to see additive manufacturing both in industry,, inside frc, the air force is edifice on metal printing. you're going to see that really take off. that's just at the beginning of stages. i'll just keep one si

two dozen andts for surveillance mobile response, including blackhawks and multiple asked wing and unmannederial systems. due to the large size of the potential carrier that may -- caravan that may arrive, a win security is requesting the support of the department of defense. this is in addition to the national guardsmen augmenting our operation. specifically, cbp requests that dod provide for assistance in several areas. logistical support to move equipment to locations of operational focus, engineering capabilities and equipment to ensure we secure legal crossings , medical support units to promote housing for cbp-deployed personnel. let me close by saying that regardless of the operational contingencies we face along with inter-agency partners, cbp will ensure order security. we will not allow a large group to enter the u.s. unlawfully. we will act in accordance with the highest principles of law enforcement. we will treat migrants humanely, and professionally at all times. the safety of personnel, especially law enforcement on the front lines, will remain paramount. thank you. mr. o'sha

to be flaming unmanned were trying to criticize for something they actually did themselves with their lying, groping, this come about. i think it's a disgrace and the american people better wake up and come to their senses. >> what you know, it's a really difficult situation. on one hand allegations like this are not true, the caller is right. you're putting somebody through something at great personal cost to him in this case. on the other hand if they are true, do want this person is having a lifetime seat on the supreme court and that this person is lying about what happened to you want this person a lifetime seat on the supreme court. at the moment there's not a clearer better way to do this. it might've been better to do this behind closed doors. you know, if it had worked out that way. whether that would've satisfied everybody that these allegations were truly getting a fair hearing not clear. given how important supreme court seats are in the world we live in right now. poster we heard democrats insinuate that should justice kavanagh make it to the court, the possibility of ope

. >>> with unman is dead after police ahe was shot dead by his romantic partner possibly during a kidnapping. it ended in a crash on east travis boulevard. a passenger shouting at an officer claiming to have been k kidnapped. she shot the 22-year-old drive wloer died from his injuries. after the crash crews first pulled out the ten month old baby. >> i was so shocked there was a baby after this big accident. >> the baby was getting passed around from firefighter to firefighter. >> police say the baby was not hurt in the crash. >>> police hope someone can identify these three suspects. investigators say the three men walked up to a victim outside a walmart and threw the man on the ground. witnesses disrupted the attack and took off in a sat earn ion. the victim is recovering. if you have any information please call police. >>> google doing damage control this morning. it is in response to a new york times article. google ceo said 48 people have been terminated including 13 who were senior managers and above. none of these people received an exit package. congresswoman held a discussion about

by other assets for surveillance including four blackhawks and helicopters fixed wing assets and unmanned systems due to the large size of the potential caravan arriving however the department of homeland security has requested the support of the department of defense in addition to those national guard personnel and making an impact of border security with apprehensions since last year. specifically requesting that dod have support in key areas significant air and ground and logistics support to move personnel and equipment of operational focus and engineering capabilities and equipment to help ensure the legal crossings medical support units mobile housing with personnel and extensive planning support i will turn it over to detail our robust response in just a moment but let me close by saying that regardless of the operation contingencies we face along with the unprecedented support from dod we will ensure border security and will not allow large group to enter unlawfully. we will maintain awful travel to the greatest extent possible and act in accordance with the highest principles of

you mentioned unmanned. i don't want to anchor too much on this. clearly, our navy and marine corps aviation is going heavy in unmanned. for us fire scout triton and mq 25, both of our carriers, are going to be a huge part of how we operate in the future. and i'll just leave it at that. >> beginning with the frcs and the prot s the the process that's go into play as far as cold spray, i mean there are so many -- this is where, you know, fully funding the effort is producing some good things. just having the technology within the machinery in there to be able to produce the parts that are required for through put. but back to one of the things is as manufacturing goes, we're at the front end of this for the past year. we have submitted parts for additive manufacturing approval. there are the parts that require an airworthiness approval and then the non-airworthiness approval. it is easier to do. but i think for this audience here that you're going to see additive manufacturing and the air force is ahead of us on metal printing. you're going to see t

the construction site during the evening hours. [ question asked [ -- no audio ] >> they're moving unmanned aircraft. they're scanning it, they have the cooperation with the police department and they're using infrared cameras to look for new starts. >> you said 20 to 25 evacuated? >> 25 to 30 is the number received. >> is the fire controlled or contained at this time sir? >> we have not placed the fire under control at this time. >> this fire we're in the initial stages of investigation. we're interviewing witnesses in the area, interviewing the construction foreman and anyone a greated with the construction site. at this time we're not saying if it's suspicious, it's under investigation and we're just in the initialsation stages of that. >>> you've been listening into the oakland fire department giving us an update on this fire that we've been following since early this morning, downtown there in oakland, he talked about a hidden fire inside that they will be there all day to try to take it completely into control, because it's hard to get too, it's interesting, they're using drone techno

of >> ninan: the european and japanese space agencies launched an unmanned spacecraft into orbit todaya mission to mercury, the closest planet to the sun. about seven years from now, it will launch two satellites. it will investigate the planet's surface and magnetic field. during the day on mercury, it's about 800 degrees fahrenheit. at night, it cools down to minus 290 degrees. royal mania rolls on in australia. prince harry and his american bride, meghan markle, attended the opening ceremony of the invictus games in sydney. harry launched the international paralympic event in 2014 to honor military members wounded in action. the duke and duchess of sussex are expecting their first baby next spring. still ahead, we'll go inside the new national law enforcement museum, where visitors are getting hands-on police experience. >> ninan: the national law enforcement museum opened last week in washington. it has police artifacts going back to colonial times and high-tech exhibits that allow visitors to walk in the shoes of police officers. jeff pegues takes us inside. >> reporter: at the ne

. >>> there's a new warning tonight about the risks presented by a growing number of unmanned aerial drones getting way too close to planes, and researchers found significant damage when they fired a small drone into a plane's wing to show what could happen in a midair collision. with more, here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: it happens so fast, it looks like this plane's wing was hit by a bullet. in fact, it's a two-pound drone, test fired into a single-engine aircraft wing to mimic a midair collision at 238 miles per hour, tearing deep into the wing, fuel lines, and support structure. it likely would have landed safely, but -- >> if you have a significantly heavier drone, absolutely, there is a threat of the aircraft being lost. >> reporter: so far this year, pilots have reported 2,000 drone sightings. nationwide, 109,000 registered users own more than a million registered drones. required to stay at least five miles away from an airport, but researchers just documented 192 drone flights near daytona beach airport over just 13 days. one in five posing a risk to aircraft. >> rep

right now we are working off of the infrared cameras and the unmanned aerial surveillance that we are seeing and what we can see through the smoke. the smoke is the biggest challenge. daylight will give us a new vision of what we are contending with. >>> we are told that before 4 am, it was brought back down to a four alarm fighter. -- fire. >> reporter: firefighters will not attempt to go in until the daylight hours. it is the town home complex. construction workers on the scene say that the move-in date was scheduled for this december. about 55 units are impacted. the contractor is called city ventures. crews say that it had 15 to 16 security cameras and a security guard stationed at the site. the company is in the process of downloading the footage this morning. the cause of the fire is under investigation. fire officials did not want to call it suspicious at this time. they are still trying to get inside. they say that they have to wait until the daylight hours because they are not sure exactly what the threat is and the integrity of the building, if there is possibility of collap

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. >>> there's a new warning about the risk presented by a growing number of unmanned aerial drones that get way too close to planes. and researchers found significant damage when they fired a small drone into a plane's wing to show just what could happen in a mid-air collision. here's nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: it happens so fast. it looks like this plane's wing was hit by a bullet. in fact, it's a two-pound drone test fired into a single engine aircraft wing to mimica a mid-air collision at 238 miles per hour, tearing deep into the wing, fuel lines, and support structure. it likely would have landed safely, but -- >> if you have a significantly heavier drone, absolutely there is a threat of the aircraft being lost. >> reporter: so far this year pilots have reported 2,000 drone sightings. nationwide, 109,000 registered users own more than a million registered drones. required to stay at least five miles away from an airport. but researchers just documented 192 drone flights near daytona beach airport over just 13 days. one in five posing a risk to aircraft. most vulnerable, wings,

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seven unmanned drones then dropped bombs on the same target iran's revolutionary guard said it was retaliation against those responsible for last week's attack at a military parade. in western iraq gunmen killed at least twenty five people many of them members of the guard the response was a show of such military force it suggested there was a clear target but iran's leaders remain vague about the exact identity of the attackers. if there was supposed to be a public message the i.r.g.c. would have said so in their statement but as it is anywhere in the world any measures taken by a military or politician carry some messages may be the obvious messages of iran's decisive will to conduct a permanent and serious fight against centers that produce train and equip terrorism at different levels what the i.r.g.c. forces did early this morning was this will in one statement attributed to iran's revolutionary guard the target is said to have been an i sold base which it says has u.s. backing. state t.v. showed a message painted on one of the missiles death to america israel and saudi arabia there is li

directer christopher wray had to say, terrorist groups could export experiences to use weponized unmannede of conflict zones, what i really we wanted to get to which we didn't have there he said that they would be using the given retail availability, their lack of verified identification requirements to procure and their general ease of use, so you expect that he's correct in all of this, that that is the reason these will be used more frequently? >> yeah, i mean, first, we have been detecting terrorist use of drones in iraq, for example, in ramadi, in mosul originally they were for surveillance purposes, they could take video of suicide bomb attacks and post them and hezbollah has been using, drones born women proviced to target venezuelan president maduro when given a speech. the technology has migrated out of war zones along with people who have left growing threats to the rest of the world and have become available for use and it is a challenge, i think, tactically the way that we get out of this is to disrupt the energy in the drones so you disrupt deviation device. we have to penetr

employees are responsible for the operation of the header and reconnaissance trends germany leases these unmanned aerial vehicles from israel. the drones provide aerial photographs of northern afghanistan. they operate around the clock detecting booby traps generating movement profiles and supporting the assessment of the situation on the ground. technicians and soldiers sit side by side in these containers where the drone operation command center is housed the german military says civilians working only within clearly defined limits. he defines them feel good they're allowed to carry out technical preparations and make notes but not to fly them or to undertake surveillance the boundaries are clear audition it. why can't they fly them to do this when they're committed to fly during takeoff and landing if they're trained drone pilots and that's in our contract in london. but they don't handle any operational assy banks. you know but the name of this group of people. all of by and by when you control a drone on a military airfield during takeoff or landing you're at the hypocenter of military activ

--re are a number of company oning with a unmanned traffic systems to make sure the ecosystem is safethe amount of capital investment happening there is significant. you will see rapid progress over the next several years and you will see boeing with our partners at the forefront. emily: you are also unveiling a concept for a hypersonic plane. i keep asking when. when would something like that become marshall he available to someone like me? -- commercially available to someone like me? >> i would say this is over the next decade. the propulsion technology is in hand and we are demonstrating that on test vehicles like our make suree need to the economics work and there are enough passengers to pay a premium to get anywhere in the world in two hours. we think that will mature over the next decade. you will see the technology come together. imagine a future that has today's commute role -- commercial airplanes combined with hypersonic airplanes connecting any two cities in a couple of hours. emily: you are one of the main contractors building a nasa space system that may take the first

the unmanned. blasted off from french guiana carrying two smaller spacecraft which will investigate the surface and back net it failed of much. study. to better understand the formation of our solar system how it was formed to do evolve and coming from. mercury is the smallest planet in the solar system its proximity to the sun means temperatures can reach up to four hundred thirty degrees celsius in the day and drop to minus one hundred eighty at night the bevy columbus spacecraft will fly round earth venus and mercury several times in order to slow down before arriving at its destination in december twenty twenty five we fly by nine times a planet in order to lose energy otherwise the sun will attract us very very strongly too fast. so we will use nine times the planets first the earth twice venus six times mercury eventually we will get there it would take seven point two years for a long trip. once the baby columbia reaches mercury it will release the too small a spacecraft one will operate in

airspace hitting targets five hundred seventy kilometers away inside syria that was followed by a seven unmanned area. drones that carried out a bombardment campaign on that same target a very strong signal by iran that we can protect ourselves we can reach out and attack people we see as threats to our country and a signal to anyone operating inside syria that we are going to operate openly in syria we have the cover we need from damascus to do so and no doubt a signal to the united states that has assets on the ground in the northeast of the country a lot of messages to be unpacked than about time so i use them both solving. still ahead on al-jazeera u.s. senators accuse the white house of micromanaging an investigation into the president's supreme court pick. from the clear blue sky of the doha moony. to the french shooting breeze in the city of sanaa. how i was still got some rather lively showers affecting gray sand pushing across into the solar system still swirling away this is the one that brought a violent storms recently clear skies to come back a bit of low pressure so very much evide

form of racing may take to the skies and the footage you're about to see isn't from an upcoming unmanned film instead it's all very real british inventor richard browning created this jet engine powered suit that allows its pilot to actually take flight he plans to launch a new racing series next year for men and women the city so far record speed of fifty one kilometers an hour and you can buy your own jet suit two for just shy of four hundred fifty thousand dollars. it is good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha the top stories this hour zero donald trump's pick for the u.s. supreme court brett kavanaugh has narrowly cleared a procedural vote in the senate a final vote on cover his confirmation is expected on saturday republicans say that an f.b.i. investigation didn't find any evidence supporting sexual misconduct allegations against him jurors has convicted a white chicago police officer for the shooting of a black teenager officer jason van dyke has been found guilty of the second degree murder of a kwan mcdonald in twenty fourteen the policeman shot mcdonald sixt

. >> in our state we are doing a lot with unmanned aerial systems we have a test site and a lot of other things. we have used them in situations where we've had storms and various things. talk about the role of uis in terms of responding to this situation. >> i think the use of drones is increasing very rapidly. it's turned out to be a very useful tool for normal operations. in terms of vegetation management. a damage assessment. restoration from hurricane irma, extensive use of drones, hurricane harvey, i do think that one of the issues we need to look at is any new technology like that, you have to protect that from a cyber security standpoint. lastly, i know know that kind of coordination is an issue under hurricane florence. a restoration of up to a day. >> that is exactly right. working with our efforts for those very reasons. >> thank you. >> thank you, senator hoven. >> thank you. i must be turning into even more of an energy nerd than before i got here. this is really interesting. thinking about the different aspects we have to be addressing here in terms of workforce and startup

ogon the stand o sheriff's department deed their unmanned rihicle fogives department instant thermal imaging video. >> what we were trying to do is just show the firefighters the hot spots. >> reporter: it helps with real- time decision making for firefighters in an aerial perspective for arson investigators. >> we provide the data to the oakland fire department of the oakland police department. >> reporter: as for suspects, a man riding a bicycle was identified as the suspect in the emeryville fire last year. authorities releasing these photos shortly after, showing a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt as he pedaled away in the middle of the night on the sidewalk. in concord, surveillance video will show an arson suspect setting fire to the construction site. then hopping the fence. and here we are in concord where surveillance cameras line the outside of the construction sites, a helpful tool for investigators. but in this case the arsonist was caught on camera, but not caught by police yet. in concord, juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> we received word of an arrest in a vicious attack on

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it's an unmanned space plane. it launches like the old space shuttle.for over two years at a time but its mission is pacifpacifying. president trump says the orbit is necessary because nasa in china and russia are already building weapons that can reach the united states. >> when we're defending america, it's not enough to not only have an american presence in space, we must have american dominance in space. >> but not everybody is over the moon about this new agency. some are worried that this new branch would be just too expensive. some people are putting the cost at $12.9 billion over the first five years alone. >> it's a trap. >> other critics are worried that you could spark a space race that could lead to real combat in the cosmos. the trump administration is hoping to get the agency at liftoff by 2020, but in order for this to be anything but pie in the sky, congress must approve it. >> is this a good idea or a bad idea, cory? >> maybe some ideas are neither good or bad, they're just the right thing to do. just because the idea came out of the tr

buy more agents, sensors, aerial assets both manned and unmanned and every other affected means in courtingordr wall. that should be anyone breaking those laws and sanctuaries facilities for violent felons who do not belong here. >> martha mcsally standing with the president on the issue, claiming charging the democrats would be weak. >> on the firewall to make sure that chuck schumer, elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are not in charge in the senate. speed was >> bret: but she's got a different focus. >> when i agree with the president and i agree it's good for arizona, i will work with him to solve the problem and get things done. i believe we need a comprehensive immigration plan that keeps families together, creates a path of citizenship for dreamers and hold the bad actors of accountable. >> we are watching arizona senators to see and that's where martha mcsally who has been a little bit more moderate than the president on these questions will have to duke it out with kyrsten sinema, two congresswomen from the same state. policy will be front and center when they go to the homestretc

we are working with a company on the idea of unmanned traffic systems to make sure the ecosystem is safeamount of capital investment happening there is significant. you will see rapid progress over the next several years and you will see boeing with our partners at the forefront. emily: you are also unveiling a concept for a hypersonic plane. it can go back and forth between new york and london just a couple of hours. i keep asking when. when would something like that be commercially available to someone like me? >> i would say this is over the next decade. the hypersonic technology, the propulsion technology is in hand and we are demonstrating that on test vehicles like our x51, but we need to make sure the business case works, the economics work, that there are enough passengers to pay a premium to get anywhere in the world in two hours. we think that will mature over the next decade. you will see the technology come together. imagine a future that has today's commercial airplanes even more efficient, combined with hypersonic airplanes connecting any two cities in a couple of hours. em

. >> over the last 60 years nasa has sent up 1000 unmanned missions and over 200 manned flights. >>> tonight on ktvu it is an all-new episode of 9-1-1. we flew down to la and talked to the cassie got some new additions about the season making sure the show is authentic, take a look. >> reporter: fox's hit drama, 9- 1-1 is back for its second season. the show follows first responders on the initial call for help to the arrival of police and fire. the action-packed show is back with some new characters. jennifer love hewitt plays mattie buckley. and sacramento's own ryan guzman is retired army veteran eddie diaz. >> you say your from sacramento, i represent the bay area. they will love that. >> reporter: from the start of the season, his character is quickly woven into the cast. he and costar oliver stark are immediately at odds. >> he's the new recruit, what do we need him for? we have enough pressure without having to train a new be. >> reporter: you are coming in and putting a little run for the money, how is that going to work? the cast says although the show is fiction, the emerge

we are also working with a company called smart cognition on on -- unmanned cognition to make sure thecosystem is safe. you are going to see rapid progress over the next several years and you are going to the boeing with our partners at the forefront. emily: you are also unveiling a concept for a hypersonic plane. you can go back and forth between new york and london in just a couple of hours. but whenking when, will something like that be commercial available to someone like me? >> i would say this is over the next decade. the propulsion technology is in hand and we are demonstrating that on test vehicles like our x51, but we need to make sure the economics work and there are -- the business case works, the economics work, and that there are enough passengers to pay a premium to get anywhere in the world in two hours. we also think that will mature over the next decade. you will see the economics and technology come together. imagine a future that has today's commercial airplanes even more efficient, combined with hypersonic airplanes connecting any two cities in a couple of hours. em

want to anchor too much on this, but clearly our navy and marine corps aviation is going heavy in unmanned thrust fire, trident, and into 25's. carriers will be huge part of how we operate in the future. i will just leave it at that. >> beginning really with the frc's and processes that go into play in terms of cold spray, i mean there are so many -- and this is where it is producing good things. just having the technology within the machinery to be able to produce the parts that are required, but i think one of the things is a manufacturing thing. this. on the front end of for the past year, we have submitted parts or added manufacturing approval. there are parts that require and it is easier to do. i think for this audience here, you are going to see added in industry, frc's, the air force. metal printing. you're going to see that take off. that is just at the beginning stages. i just give you one simple example. ics box. controlsd a knob which the volume on each one of your radios, if it broke you would have to order and pay for a new ics walks. -- box. with the polymer 3-d printing pro

we'll have pictures there with an unmanned camera. you can watch it all you want. there you go, panama city. you are probably still the middle where this is going to make land fall. 9 to 14 feet right around apalachicola and points east ward. the white 100 miles an hour winds or more. so not just florida, but georgia, tallahassee, macon up to albany. you will see winds gusts there of 60. trees will be falling down on north carolina. hurricane watches, tropical storm watches and warnings all the way posted from the carolinas all the way back to florida. we have aircraft in the storm right now. if anything changes with these numbers, i will break right in, guys. >> good. >> it is amazing the winds will extent inland all the way to the state of florida. >> yeah, into the carolinas. with all the rain. and we do have one of those pilots that will be with us flying into the storm for eight hours on end. chad, thank you for everything. with us now is district two commissioner in bay county, florida. we know how busy you and your teams are. let me get to news that just cro

and it's unmanned, right? neil!o you actually know what it's doing up there? >> i don't know anything. ( laughter ) >> stephen: oh, you so know. i'm going to get you drunk. ( laughter ) >> so-- but all i'm saying is the united states space command is responsible for all the space activities that the military has engaged in-- forever, ever since the 1960s, basically. and so to have a space force, you just slide in all these activities under this new umbrella, and you might add a few things. in fact, if i had any say in the matter i'd say why don't you throw in some asteroid defense. we need some of that. and how about, why don't you clean up space while you're at it, get rid of the space debris. that would be a defensive move. ( applause ) >> stephen: how bad is our space debris problem and where did it come from? >> okay, so it's random chips of paint and bolts and nuts-- there's a lot of hardware in space. pieces fall off every now and then, and if you're in orbit and a piece falls off, that piece is going 18,000 m

. >>> we are working off of the camera of the unmanned aerial surveillance. what we can see through the smoke is that is the biggest challenge. daylight will give us a new vision of what we are contending with. >> fire crews have been at the fire scene since early this morning. a short while ago, the developer of the complex city ventures sent us a statement saying that they plan to continue development of the site. it will be made up of 126 townhomes when it is finished. the statement says in part, interest in the community has been very strong with over 42 families having purchased a home at prices starting in the 600,000. we are committed to the completion of it. no and fire investigation continues in san francisco. the fire department says that one man died and a woman in the hospital in serious condition with burn injuries after a house fire on funston avenue in the inter -- that started at about 3:30 am. it was out in about 30 minutes. >>> thousands of workers at five university of california medical centers are going on strike today. 15,000 radiology t

today a spacecraft successfully began a trip for the planet, the unmanned rocket launched in a projectercury. that is how fox reports on saturday, october 20th, thanks for watching the replay of a special episode of hannity with rush limbaugh starts now. ♪ [the star-spangled banner] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> caravan of thousands of illegals pouring into our nation. >> some bad people started that caravan. i will seal off the border before they come into this country. ainsley: and one kelly was shot when responding to a call. officer tony was rushed to the hospital but didn't make it. >> the democrat party has become an angry, ruthless, unhinged mob. >> someone is going to get hurt, it's not going to end well. >> it is not about donald, not about anything else. joe

four blackhawks and six additional helicopters and unmanned aerial systems.ue to the large size of the potential caravans that may arrive at the border, however, the department pt oepartment of further requested the support of the department of defense. this is in addition to operation guardian support and making an impact on border security supporting apprehensions and drug seizures since last year. cbp has requested that the d.o.d. provide support in significant air and ground transportation and logistic support to move people and equipment to locations of operational focus, engineering capabilities and equipment to help ensure our ability to secure our legal crossings at key areas of the border, medical support units and mobile housing for personnel and extensive planning support. i'll turn it over to general oshauniscey. regardless of the con ten jencys we face, cbp will ensure border security. we will not allow a large group to enter the u.s. unlawfully. we will act in accordance with the highest principles of law enforcement. we will treat intending mig

seven unmanned drones then dropped bombs on the same target iran's revolutionary guard said it was retaliation against those responsible for last week's attack at a military parade. in western iran gunmen killed at least twenty five people many of the members of the guard the response was a show of such military force it suggested there was a clear target but iran's leaders remain vague about the exact identity of the attackers. if there were supposed to be a public message the i.r.g.c. would have said so in their statement but as it is anywhere in the world any measures taken by a military or politician carry some messages may be obvious messages of iran's decisive will to conduct a permanent and serious fight against centers that produce train and equip terrorism at different levels what the i.r.g.c. forces did early this morning was this will in one statement attributed to iran's revolutionary guard the target is said to have been an eyesore base which it says has u.s. backing. state t.v. showed a message painted on one of the missiles death to america israel and saudi arabia there is littl