following whoen for the last to seven or eight years, and this is such a quintessential yahoo! response. it is always about the next quarter, next year. but the present always feels like a disappointment. alix: three years into the turnaround. and now we're looking at go pro. gone prowler earnings at $.35. analysts had an estimated $.25. also, revenue beating estimates, almost or hundred $20 million. folksillion were what were estimated. that revenue is a 72% increase year. that is why they call it the growth stock. go pro's going to be introducing and has introduced new products, smaller cameras, and the company says in particular, it has launched five new cameras in the past 10 months. as you know, there has been some concern about competition for go pro. it looks like up until now, if you don't buy these numbers, it has not been an enormous issue for the company. perhaps they're waiting for the conference call to get any kind of forward-looking statements. very good stuff rated busy. i appreciate you breaking down those earnings for us. are just 20gs minutes away. we will ze

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a lot of people whoened up end up doing this don't necessarily need that kind of direct contact. >> right. that's what's so disturbing about the case. it seems so familiar in some ways. yet what we are finding out in five six days so inconclusive, somewhat unsatisfactory. i think when tragedy happens people in government you look for silver linings, something to learn from this something so that government can dupe -- do better. i'm worried this may be a case study of one. an odd case given speculation or evidence that we have now including mental disorder not strong ties to any group that we know of no strong social media presence. just these litdle leittle pieces of evidence that dent amass to much except a mass murder. >> paul in a way that is almost more frightening there is no trail. >> absolutely. the no trail they picked up on so farment at at least. there have been terror plots, terror cases, in the west in recent months where there has been combination between mental health issues and radicalization on the other hand. we saw that with the hostage attack. in sydney australia, late

whoen the part was manufactured by boeing, a piece of it called a data placard having a number, unique number, should have been affixes to it. if that data placard is still on the part it would be one way of confirming whether or not it was on that airplane. >> captain sully, how many 770 planes are missing in the world at this time? >> one. so you think you have -- >> i think that says a lot. >> i think it does. >> it needs to be confirmed, but it's a possible good first step in solving what's been one of the biggest aviation mysteries in history. >> were you surprised at the location of where this debris was found? >> i think it's what one would expect. that tells us with the prevailinging currents nv s and winds, this ended up about where you expected it to if it went in the water where we had been searching. >> they'll be trying to work backwards through time using models of wnd and current to see if that's the case. you have to realize how employ time has passed. how complex the currents are with seasonal variations. and that process really lacks sufficient resolution to pin it do

calfire says drones caused several problems whoen air tankers and helicopters are in the air trying toe is a drone in there. it causes a midair collision. it caused damage to the aircraft which could cause -- for could cause it to crash -- or it could cause it to crash. >>> the father of a missing shasta county baby was killed in a shootout with police. authorities say 2-year-old mathew graham was -- 23-year- old mathew graham was shot and killed after he stoelt a car and led police on a chase. amber disappeared from her home on in redding. the sheriff doesn't think she's alive but her body has not been found. >>> veterans affairs officials warning the va may have to close hospitals if congress doesn't deal with a budget deficit for the current budget year. the va says it has to cover shortfalls caused by more demands for vermonts including very expensive treegets for help -- treatments for hepatitis c. the va is considering layoffs, hiring freezes and other steps to close a funding gap for the budget year that ends september 30th. >>> the pentagon announced plans to lift a ban on tran

whoen i look at chinese capabilities, i'd have to consider china as an area of concern as a state from a threat. clearly, north korea with ballistic missile capability and the potential to reach the united states and attack the homeland is high on that list, and then isil. but, you know, senator, i want to make it clear, as i go down the list, i don't view it meaning that we can attack the issues in sequence or that a prioritization of one at the expense of the other is necessarily something that would have to be done at this time. all four of the security issues are ones that require the department to look at. they all create a challenge that needs to be addressed. >> and that's why we live in very complicated times. i would like to focus on our laydown in the pacific. and specific to japan, i'm aware of the concerns of the okinawan population and their relationship, desire to halt construction of the futenma facility. can you characterize the relationship and the challenges of relocating our force from and within japan. that is part of the rebalance we are committed to. >> i recently

conyers whoen he arrives.ny members on the democratic side are meeting with former secretary clinton and when they arrive we will recognize mr. conyers were his opening statement. we will proceed because we appreciate the secretary's time as well. good morning to everyone and i want to extend our welcome to secretary johnson for testifying before us for the second time. when secretary johnson testified last year i stated he was not responsible for the dangerous and irresponsible decisions made by dhs before being sworn in. i stated we could only hope he would bring back a level of adult responsibility to the enforcement of our immigration laws. unfortunately, the declining of immigration enforcement has eccelerated. dhs has taken unprecedented steps to shutdown immigration enforcement laws for people not considered high enough priorities. unfortunately, new priorities issued by secretary johnson have turned the flight from enforcement into a head long rush. dhs deemed fugitive aliens to be a priority for remov