the truth is, some stuff is wildly overpriced and will look obviously so in retrospect. there is some stuff that feels wildly overpriced that will look the opposite in retrospect. david: i just want to make sure ours are not the ones. john: ours are priced exactly right. emily: dropbox, for example. you invested in dropbox but did not get a board seat. why did that happen? john: we were the b round. which is a wildly expensive b. but it'll turn out in retrospect to be a good bargain for us. they were riding a very large wave that just got bigger and bigger. emily: how do you protect yourself as investors? how do you hedge your own risks? david: we do not tend to use financial engineering as the way to do that. emily: you do not have liquidation preferences? david: not in almost anything we do. you're talking about unusual liquidation preferences. as a protection. downside protection. we do not do anything fancy. our biggest thing is alignment with the entrepreneur. those tend to misaligned the entrepreneur. that comes out at these times at the weirdest moments, when you

i'm so excited. >> from the wildly popular digital shorts. >> seth: wildly popular. >> yeah, i like that. >> yeah, it's in our rider. yeah. >> seth: wildly popular. of the -- how many -- exactly how many digital shorts did you do? >> we said it was 100. but i think it was more like 120. >> seth: 120. be honest, how many of 120 would you say were wildly popular? >> all of them. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> no, jorma. 118. >> seth: this is very exciting, because this takes a lot of the fun of the digital short in that music is in this movie. >> yes. >> seth: super funny songs. this is a concert film that follows your character, conner4real. >> yes, the number four. >> conner4real. >> seth: oh, conner4real. thank you. okay. this is all lower thirded. >> oh, great. [ light laughter ] >> perfect. >> seth: so you're conner4real. >> yeah. >> seth: and you guys used to be in a group together. >> the style boyz. >> seth: the style boyz. >> yeah, with a z. >> seth: okay. >> with a z. >> kind of a beastie boys-style group. >> seth: okay. and now the group split up. >> conner went solo. >> s

the fed couldn't cause a stock boom on its very best week or year, as my wildly insightful book makeslain. if anything, the fed's imposition restrained what would have been a much bigger rally. >> steve, we avoid like the playing words like q.e. janet yellen and the fed have been helping wall street at the expense of main street. main street receivsavers are ge killed by these interest rates. >> the growth of credit has been anemic while corporate bonds and corporate government bonds have been booming. the big guys have done well. the small have been hurt. as we know, small businesses are the job creators. >> right. and small businesses, rich, can't get a loan these days because banks can't give out loans if they get nothing in return on interest. >> yeah, that's the problem. look, we have a tragic situation right now that we don't have -- we've disince iincen iidisincen investment. the tech unicorns today. >> should janet yellen be fired? >> i don't know if she should be fired. she's worthy of criticism here. there's $9 trillion of negative yielding bonds worldwide. the average rate

senator cotton, wildly wrong or lying. and so let's have chairman chaffetz get to the bottom of this. maybe the american people do want to actually understand the republican false narrative about the iran deal. we would welcome the opportunity for those members of congress to explain themselves. the truth is, what the administration has said about the iran deal, what mr. rhodes has said about the iran deal, what the president of the united states has said about the iran deal has come true. our critics said that iran would never go along with an agreement. they did. they signed on the dotted line. our critics said that there would never be a way to verify that iran would live up to the terms of the agreement. we know they did. international impartial inspectors did exactly that and they were given the access they needed to confirm that iran has lived up to their end of the bargain. and our critics said, and just recited many of them, that iran would get, as steve scalise, who could also testify, said, that iran would get hu

the clinton campaign isn't wildly successful. wildly confident she will be successful. won here by 35 points eight years ago. >> for the republicans, donald trump cleared the field of political opponentsable. his latest battle is against two of the nation's biggest newspapers. "the new york times" and "the washington post." major garrett has the story. >> reporter: donald trump's feast of opposition research and nagging questions, unreleased tax returns, alleged mistreatment of, and decades old pr stunts. team trump's rinse to all of this. look away. look away. nothing to see here. >> i have been working for donald trump for six weeks. i'm using words he uses. not the person on that tape. it is, no basis in fact other than, some allegation. >> reporter: donald trump's convention manager, paul manifort defended his candidate after the release of this audio. >> what's your name again? >> jon miller. >> yes, that's correct. by the way, i am sort of new here. >> what is your position? >> sort of handling pr. >> more than 20 years ago, trump frequently acted as his own publi

it seems like every time they reported earnings the stock swings wildly.pecting a loss of $.60 per share, revenue $169 million. poor.have been they had to cut the price in half. that might actually improve sales overall. revenue would not be as high because they cut the price in half. the other thing we will be looking at is there drone. it's called the karma quad copter -- copter. they say they will unveil it in the first half of this year. if there's any hint of a delay here, that could send stock swinging wildly. their next camera they will not unveil until later this year. there's a lot riding on this drone that some say isn't ready for prime time yet. those we will be breaking numbers down after the close. thank you, emily chang. catch emily weeknights. this is "bloomberg markets." ♪ varney: welcome to bloomberg markets. ♪ we are at world headquarters in new york. here is what we are watching at this hour. stocks are in the red giving of gains. but the expectation of tomorrow's jobs report is w eighing with weakness. clemens miles of ubs gives his per

she is wildly unpopular in southwest virginia. and wildly unpopular in west virginia.n the economy out there and with voters who have just handed it to them by the ruling class. >> if bernie sanders rolls in the democratic convention. he may be math, mathically eliminated. but wins in west virginia. he has a platform to say hillary clinton is not the nominee, and doesn't have the strength that you think she has. >> look, hillary clinton won west virginia in 2008 as well. and made it through the finish line. and what we learned from that. democrats got behind barak obama and it was fine. it was a much more contested primary election than we have today. exit polls after exit polls showed that the democrats are excited and happy with the way. >> please. they are not excited at all. she is going to the exit line. >> that is not true, peter p that's what we have sewn. hold on peter, here. while the republicans are limiting their access, right. limiting their tent because of with their nominee. >> carin, hillary clinton voter barely have a pulse. and limping to the finish li

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ofdecades -- leaders make decisions about taking their organization in a direction that perhaps isn't wildly popular within the organization. overometimes, it spills into arrogance. i am different from how i was in my 20's. bill gates, he is very different from what he was in his 20's. everybody learns a lot in the pursuit. energyerstandable sometimes spills over to arrogance and it tends to get softer overtime. the only silicon valley company that grew from strength to strength as it swap ceo's was intel in the first 30 years. do you think twitter can become the second in history? to bring ar better founder back who feels a real sense of dedication and ownership with the company then going outside and recruiting a higher hand. jack hasn't been bashful about saying that the product of twitter needs improvement. that is where his strengths lie. consumerct is in satisfaction. >> how do you see this playing out? does this bubble burst or is there a soft landing? >> you grew up in wales and you somehow made it to silicon valley. what kind of kid were you and how did you get here? >> through no g

senator cotton, wildly wrong or lying. and so let's have chairman chaffetz get to the bottom of this. maybe the american people do want to actually understand the republican false narrative about the iran deal. so we would welcome the opportunity for those members of congress to explain themselves. the truth is, what the administration has said about the iran deal, what mr. rhodes has said about the iran deal, what the president of the united states has said about the iran deal has come true. our critics said that iran would never go along with an agreement. they did. they signed on the dotted line. our critics said there would never be a way to verify that iran would live up to the terms of the agreement. we know they did. international impartial inspectors did exactly that, and they're given the access they needed to confirm that iran has lived up to their end of the bargain. and our critics said, and i just receiited many of them, that ir would get, as steve scalise could also testify, that iran would get hundreds of bi

after that, your day and his day start to diverge pretty wildly. [ laughter ] a new study has found thats' hearts often beat in sync with their owners'. in fact, the fact is also true for other pets. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] david beckham turned 41 today. and he can still bend it, but now he has a hard time straightening it back out. [ laughter ] sorry, i'm just thinking about it. [ laughter ] this week is teacher appreciation week. said students at trump university, "we love you, trash can!" [ laughter ] it's the dean. kitkat -- kitkat -- everybody quiet down. [ light laughter ] enough laughing about the trump university joke. we have other jokes. kit kat has issued a limited release of a new melon and cheese flavored chocolate bar in japan. and the slogan for the new melon and cheese bar will be -- ♪ break me off a piece of that -- never mind ♪ [ laughter ] mcdonald's has opened a store at a pakistani city home to the ruling council of the taliban. it is right next to the building where they torture infidels. [ laughter ] "no, no." and finally, the parents of a baby who was recently bor

mark: and congressman labrador is there something that would , make you get wildly enthusiastic abouttrump? if so, what is that? >> i want to clarify, i am supporting donald trump because he is the nominee of the party. i have always said it would support anyone who is the nominee. i would have to sit down and talk with him and really understand some of the things he has been saying. he has been sort of attacking some of the things conservatives believe in. i want to know exactly what he believes. i'm not sure the press has gotten everything right. so i need to get to know him. i need to be excited about what he is doing. for now, i think he has 100% better than hillary clinton. i have no problem supporting him in the presidential race. nicolle: congressman labrador, it is nicolle wallace. do you worry where the polls are with trump and women? as you know, winning the white house requires the gop nominee to narrow, not overcome, but to narrow the gender gap. are you worried about those comments? >> obviously i worry about the comments and the gap. you look at the polls vis-a-vis donal

officials say plane swerved wildly in flight before it came down halfway between the greek island and egypt's coastline. egyptians officials are suggesting terrorism is a more lakely cause for the disappearance then mechanical failure but others caution that it was premature to make that judgment. >>> a warning, this morning after a brace's tack at a popular park in south jersey. >> a jogger just jumped and in broad daylight. luckily she for the him off and got away. steve keeley is live where it happened in berlin park. good morning to you, steve. >> reporter: berlin park off the main drag here, this is white horse pike where it border berlin park and the guy, not caught, but this young woman showed that staying in shape pays off because she was able to fight off, her attacker. but don't expect a sketch from any police artists or even too specific of the description. that is because the guy attack her from behind. she never really got the a good look. never saw him coming. so without that good look, because she was startled, she screamed, kicked, punched and ran away. she dropped her

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jet liner was flying with 66 people on board when it veered wildly in flight.crash in the mediterranean sea. egyptian and russian officials a say it may have been brought down by terrorist. >>> back here at home, another teenager, dead in delaware. wilmington mourning yet again, i can believe students from the same high school this time a 15 year-old was killed in the shooting. he is a student at that same high school where another teen died in a fight in the bathroom on campus. dave kinchen is standing by live in howard high in wilmington where grief counselors will be added to it yet again to take. dave. >> reporter: school starts at 7:30. one of the big questions is how do you learn with all this going on, grief counselors back at howard high school of technology here in wilmington as students deal with yet another loss of a life, to violence. candles marked the area where unidentified 15 year-old boy was found shot in the head, in the 900 block of clifford brown walk, thursday afternoon, and that is just a a few you blocks away from the high school here, ab

i find that wildly unprofessional, wildly disrespectful, and it's so classic president obama in everyay. if it's not about him and he isn't making the final word about he is, you know, the saint that tried to change everything, then we're all just horrible, and no one can live up to him. i can't handle this, and you're doing it on the world stage. take a page out of of the bush of president bush. melissa: it's everybody's favorite urban myth right now, i was in another country, and they were all talking about the fact that -- whatever it is. [laughter] they need to start recording these conversations, because -- kimberly: yeah. we want documentation. melissa: i also love his language when he says his ignorance of world affairs instead of actually thinking through policy. in other words, he's stupid, and anyone who supports donald trump is also stupid. calling voters and people out there stupid is not a great strategy. kimberly: no, it's not. melissa: that's kind of what gets the fire in the belly of people who follow trump anyway. yeah, you think i'm stupid, and that's why you told me

a warning this morning of the wildly popular fitbit devices, it turns out they may not be so accurate the heart rate monitors on two models can be off by up to 20 beats a minute. the test results show that the more intense the exercise, the greater the margin of error, fitbit responded to the test calling it "bias," and "baseless." many of us will watch the journey of joe-joe tonight on bachelorette with the important insights the 25-year-old beauty is taking to >> coming up at 4:00, as we told you, today is the last day to register to vote in presidential primary but that could change. we will tell you about lawsuit seeking to extend registration. nervous moments at atms a new type of malware is found in machines across current the story action -- story at 5:00. >> and we are hours away for "the bachelorette," a bachelorette returns. 26 men are competing for the heart of jo-jo. the 25-year-old real estate developer achieved important advice: follow your heart, trust your gut and know the difference between the hot passionate chemistry and love. >> she is fought ready to kiss and tell

. >> that electorate looks wildly different than just two years earlier and produced wildly different outcomes. >> chris, can i jump in? 2014 was the first time that we did not have a voting rights act. and this is going to be the very first time that the voting rights act that has been severely limited in the presidenti presidential. yes, at what is the first time we had the lowest turnout across the board in a 72-year history. it was also because we didn't have the same protections that we had even in the previous year. >> around what number would you -- would donald trump have to get among white voters to win a national election? >> well, it depends a lot on what the turnout is. the turnout is being pushed to record levels both by the mobilization of democrats, democrats are mobilizing in record numbers, latino, african-american, asian-american, young, unmarried voters. donald trump is mobilizing record numbers of voters as well. so it depends a lot on -- we should also note that donald trump is having trouble with white women and married women. he's got lower support among white w

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the kennedy center dropped the news that the wildly popular broadway musical is coming soon.amilton was nominated for a record 16 tony awards. it's already won a grammy and pulitzer. it will be part of the kennedy center's 2017-2018 season which starts next september. if you want a guaranteed chance of seeing hamilton in d.c. you will have to buy a season subscription for this coming season and next season >>> today is a yellow weather alert day. now here is wusa9's first alert weather. >> okay. we'll try to put some records in perspective. we had a trace of rain so far today at national airport. our longest stretch of a trace or more of rain is 17 days back in 1935. we are at 14. we have showers in the forecast tomorrow and in fact right on through saturday. that streak is in jeopardy. in terms of measurable rainfall, we have set the record at 13. we are just trying to pile on here if you will and add to it. so far we have not had measurable rain at national today. however, we think it's going to possibly happen before midnight. so right now our streak of measurable rain is

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the data could help determine what caused the plane to plummet wildly into the mediterranean sea thursday morning killing all 66 people on board. technology played a critical role in tracking down the wreckage. radar on board helped find debris from the missing plane. the u.s. navy went to join in the search. the aircraft can detect recoaling from underthe ocean's surface. other teams have sent teams as well. the aviation herald and industry website published automated transmissions just minutes before the radar. smoke was detected in the bathroom near the cockpit. so far, no terrorist group has claimed responsible for bringing down the air bus 320. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news. >> it is too soon to make a judgment about the cause of the crash. >>> well today was move in day for a new state of the art trauma center at san francisco general hospital. mark kelly was there as doctors around patients took in the new surroundings. >> reporter: johnny is suffering from a collapsed lung. but moving into his new hospital room today, he is grinning from ear to ear. >> the halls are just amazing. >

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the data could help determine what caused the plane plane to plummet wildly into the mediterranean seahursday morning killing all 66 people on board. technology played a critical role in tracking down the wreckage. radar on board this e130 helped find debris from the missing plane. the u.s. navy sent a p-3 orion to join in the search. the aircraft can detect wreckage from under the ocean's surface. greece, the uk and france have sent teams as well. the aviation herald an web site published. they showed smoke was detected in the bathroom near the cockpit and aveion in this nick. no terror group has claimed responsibility for bringing down the airbus 320. >> still to come on "eyewitness news" a deadly volcanic eruption. find out where this happened and see the devastation it's already caused. >>> plus,. >> a brand new ease of technology could save lives and time when it comes to fighting fires. i'm anita oh in center city. coming up how much this new piece of technology costs and how firefighters here are training for it. >> and we're dealing with more rainfall, damp conditions and cool

they said the plane spun wildly before it plunged into the mediterranean. they spun 360 degrees in the opposite direction and suddenly lost altitude. egyptian and greek authorities searched the suspected crash area all throughout the day today. early on, egyptian authorities said they spotted debris, but later they backtracked that saying none of that was confirmed to be from that flight. they sent in an aircraft to help with the search. an anonymous source said that the u.s. looked at satellite and did not see evidence of an explosion but the u.s. is not ruling anything out. >> we have seen a desire on the part of extremist around the world, including some in the middle east, to carry out attacks targeting the international aviation system . >> reporter: airport security is stepped up around the world in the wake of this including here in the united states. as you can imagine, family members are waiting for any word of what happened to their loved ones. there were 56 passengers and ten crew members on board. they include egyptian -- people from egyptian ca

. >>> starting today you won't have to line up to try wildly popular dumplings in san jose. a restaurant is lifting the no reservation policy. the lines have been crazy, so restaurant owners took notice and now have switched up the no reservation policy to reservations only. at our last check, the next available table was mid-june. but you don't have to wait in line, at least. >>> in the race for the white house, contenders are making a final push ahead of kentucky and oregon primaries tomorrow. . >> don treptald trump kept a low profile in pennsylvania sunday at his daughter's graduation. >> who is going to blow up the system? who is going to get the change that people want done? that's what this election is coming down to >> rnc chair took to the airwaves to depend the party's nominee against a new york times report he mistreated dozens of women in the past. conservatives are seeking an independent candidates to block the millionaire >> they should take the paul ryan approach and work with donald trump and find out whether or not there is common ground. >> campaigning in k

the doomed jetliner which greek officials say went down into the sea early thursday after swerving wildly. victims, relatives gathered at this mosque in cairo for a prayer service. this man's cousin was on board the flight. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: he says this is very hard for the family. egyptian authorities believe terrorism brought down the plane but cbs news has learned so far there's been no credible claim of responsibility. egyptair's chairman says the search area encompasses a 40- mile radius in the mediterranean about halfway between here and crete and alexandria egypt. paris investigators have begun to check and question all ground staff at charles degull airport who may have a link óws flight 804. the u.s. and several european countries are also helping in this search effort. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, crete. >> the fear is key parts of the plane may never be recovered, the water is deep in that very area where the jet is thought to have gone down. >>> the man in charge of metro fired 20 managers today. seven of them were senior managers and many of them we

and it became wildly popular.nd downtown orlando was the place to be. >> a guy named bob snow started, first, rosie o'grady's and then grew it into an entertainment complex with four or five different nightclubs. >> by 1985, church street station was pulling in 1.7 million visitors annually, making it the fourth-most-popular tourist attraction in florida after, of course, walt disney world, sea world, and busch gardens. the church street exchange building has a shopping mall constantly packed with tourists bussed in from disney world and universal. >> and the universal tourists would come here to party, come here to shop. >> you would have 20 buses park downtown because they didn't have as many things to do out at disney in the evening. ♪ >> but the theme parks, well, they caught on and built their own shopping and night-life destinations like downtown disney, and universal citywalk. >> when that happened, it pretty much killed this building, and it killed a lot of what was known of downtown. and so it's sat empty

moments jetliner traveling with 66 people on board, it plunged into the sea thursday after veering wildlyn flight. radar showed it was cruising at 37,000 feet, then suddenly turning 90 degrees to the left, then spinning in a circle to the right, all while rapidly losing altitude. egypt's aviation minister's suspect terrorism is to blame. plane's disappearance dominated on the campaign trail yesterday. >> the latest from the candidate for president. >> first disappearance came early on twitter, 66:27 a.m., he called it a terrorist attack, hillary clinton commented after officials began saying terrorism was a working theory. she talked about policy. >> we have to have concerted effort, that bridges to bear both domestic resources, sharing of intelligence, take a hard look at airport security. >> clinton also slammed trump's rhetoric. >> the kind of positions estate g and the consequences every those positions. and even the consequences of his statements. not just offensive to people, they are potentially dangerous. >> later in new jersey trump hid back at clinton, president obama, tuesday.

. >> and i think look, democrats look at those swing state numbers and see them as wildly optimistic for donald trump, but they do also look at a state like ohio and recognize that it's not a state with an overwhelming minority population. it is a relatively older state and heavily industrial, former industrial state, in a general election trump -- ohio is probably a better state for trump than anywhere else on the swing state map. florida i think you have to look with real skepticism at that poll, anything that shows hillary clinton drawing only about 63% i think it was of the non-white vote in a state where the republican mayor of miami is saying he can't support donald trump i think you have to be careful with the numbers. >> this campaign taking place not just all over the united states right now but also in france, jeff zeleny, the cannes film festival, a documentary produced by steve bannon deals with a book peter sweit ster wrote in 2015 about the clinton cash. >> greetings from washington. i want to thank all of you for your work to root out corruption. >> enormous amounts of

the data could help determine what caused the plane to plummet wildly into the mediterranean sea thursday morning killing all 66 people on board. technology played a critical role in tracking down the wreckage. radar on board this e130 helped find debris from the missing plane. the u.s. navy sent a p-3 orion to join in the search. the aircraft can detect wreckage from under the earth's surface. the uk and france have sent teams as well. aviation industry web site published transmissions from the plane. they showed smoke detected in the bathroom near the cockpit and avionics bay. >> it's very rare that you'll have a fire that will take over the aircraft and result in the aircraft ultimately crashing in the space of three minutes. >> so far no terrorist group has claimed responsibility for bringing down the airbus 320. jonathan vigliotti cbs news, crete. >> well, democrats hit the campaign trail today as bernie sanders tries to close in on frontrunner hillary clinton. sanders fired up a crowd today in new mexico claiming that he is the best candidate to beat donald trump in november. meanwh

officials said the plane veered wildly before plunging into the sea. >> it was a widely used airbus a320, this particular one made in 2003. the pilot had more than 6,000 hours of flying time and there was no distress call. we're going to get more now from abc's david kerley. >> reporter: the late night flight boarded 56 passengers and ten crew members including three air marshals taking off from paris's charles de gaulle airport at 11:09. near the end of the four-hour flight at 2:30 a.m., the pilots check in with air track control. all is fine as the jet enters egyptian air space at 37,000 feet, cruising altitude. 16 minutes later, the airbus a 320 just drops off radar screens. the greek defense minister says his country's radar shows the plane erratically turning left, then making a full circle to the right, possibly suggesting the jet was falling out of the sky. at 2:50 the last attempt to contact egyptair 804, no response. egyptian officials admitting the most likely cause of this crash is terror. >> the possibility of having a different action or having a terror attack is higher than

the data could help determine what caused the plane to plummet wildly into the mediterranean sea thursday morning killing all 6 board. >> technology -- 66 people on board. >> technology played a critical role in tracking down the wreckage. radar from this c-130 helped find debris from the missing plane. and the u.s. navy joined in the search and can detect wreckage from under the ocean's surface. and other countries like the u.k., greece and france have sent teams as well. the assertion herald and aviation web site published information on smoke detected near the bathroom and the cockpit and the avionics bay. >> it is very rare that a fire would take over the aircraft and result in the aircraft ultimately crashing in the space of three minutes. so far, no terrorist group has claimed responsibility for bringing down the airbus 320. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, crete. >>> tonight, egyptian investigators say it is just too soon to make a judgment about the cause of the crash. based on information improve safety, aboard its trains for all of its riders, so today, the transit authority hosted

. >> but the counter to that is that paul ryan in his case is actually wildly popular in his district in wisconsin and donald trump lost that district to ted cruz by 20 points. so for paul ryan in terms of his own political future and becoming re-elected it doesn't necessarily help to jump on the trump train. >> i don't think palm ryan is thinking that much about his future, spending all of it in that district. i think he's looking at numbers outside that district. >> sarah palin, you know, a threat to cantor him i don't think is going anywhere. >> there are members of the house who have looked at the district and looking at their district numbers and trump blew certain opponents out of the water, then they are very quickly on the trump bandwagon. >> having one on my show every night at 8:00 p.m. we lead off every night somebody who didn't vote for trump saying i'm there, and they are looking at their district. >> looking at their poll numbers and it's brilliant for democrats to use trump as a strategy to say any republican is now a trump supporter. >> yes. >> whether they -- >> that'

plane's flight and data recorders, which could help explain why the passenger jet suddenly swerved wildly and then plummeted, falling off the radar and into the water. but finding the so-called black boxes in the southern mediterranean, up to 10,000 feet deep and with rugged underwater topography, will be difficult. egyptair has emphasized the experience of the pilot and copilot with over 9,000 flying hours between them, seeming to cast doubt on the possibility of human error. and though there have been no credible claims of responsibility for this crash, according to u.s. investigators, the downing of a russian plane here in october by a suspected bomb, for which isis claimed responsibility, has many believing that terrorism is still the most likely explanation. >> we can handle it. >> reporter: like the egyptian government, retired general mahmoud khalaf played down the threat, despite an isis affiliate in egypt that's killed hundreds of police officers and soldiers. >> not a big enemy for egypt. >> reporter: it's not a big enemy? >> no, no, no. >> reporter: a french naval ship equipped

strength against strength the phillies and tigers hook up in wildly entertaining game.ights coming up next in sports. >> welcome back. your best against my best let's see who is better. that's the situation in detroit. phillies are an early season surprise because they have good arms. the tigers have won sick out of seven coming into tonight because they have good bats. their batting .322 during that stretch. game on in the d. val less quads on the mound for the fightings. fifth inning phils up three-one. martinez right field. it's going to be harder to reach. cabrera a solo stroll for him until the game is tied. vazquez allowed three homeruns in four innings of work. we go to the bullpen, colton murray now in. two batters later nick, another homerun for detroit. and so to the sixth inning we go the rookie offense for the phils. tommy joseph his second career homerun. and so we're tied at four. but in the seventh, more offense for detroit. victor martinez one of the bev in the american league with a bat in his hand. the phil lose five-four. how do you fix defense that w

strength against strength the phillies and tigers hook up in wildly entertaining game.ights coming up next in sports. >> welcome back. your best against my best let's see who is better. that's the situation in detroit. phillies are an early season surprise because they have good arms. the tigers have won sick out of seven coming into tonight because they have good bats. their batting .322 during that stretch. game on in the d. val less quads on the mound for the fightings. fifth inning phils up three-one. martinez right field. it's going to be harder to reach. cabrera a solo stroll for him until the game is tied. vazquez allowed three homeruns in four innings of work. we go to the bullpen, colton murray now in. two batters later nick, another homerun for detroit. and so to the sixth inning we go the rookie offense for the phils. tommy joseph his second career homerun. and so we're tied at four. but in the seventh, more offense for detroit. victor martinez one of the bev in the american league with a bat in his hand. the phil lose five-four. how do you fix defense that w