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BOSTON -- Take one glance at Red Sox outfielder Alex Verdugo, and you'll quickly realize the diversity of Latino players in baseball.
The ginger-red hair. The fair skin complexion. Speaking English as a first language. Growing up in Tucson, Ariz., -- a city heavily populated by Hispanics -- with a lacking ability to speak Spanish fluently made it difficult for Verdugo to identify with his culture.
"When you don't speak Spanish but you're Mexican, everybody gives you crap," Verdugo said. "They'd be like, 'Oh, you're white,' and all that."
But make no mistake about it. Verdugo knows who he is, and the baseball world is seeing it. He comes from Mexican roots. His father, Joe, was born in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. It's where many of his family members still reside, and it's only about a four-hour drive from Verdugo's hometown of Tucson.
Verdugo is proud to be Mexican American. He considers playing for Mexico in the 2017 World Baseball Classic to be one of his greatest career achievements. Now playing on the national stage of the MLB postseason, which also happens to fall during Hispanic Heritage Month, he's using this opportunity to show off that pride.
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You see it every time he's standing in the batter's box. In addition to wearing green, white and red Nike cleats, Verdugo's right elbow sticks out in the direction of the mound while he's at the plate to reveal a white elbow guard emblazoned by the Mexican flag across the center.
"It means a lot to come out here and represent," Verdugo said. "I see how proud my dad is. That look that he has in his eyes. It's just big. I stay true to my roots and true to where I'm from. It's special for me, man. I love the colors. Putting them on just makes me feel a type of way."
At Fenway Park, Verdugo has introduced the Boston faithful to the legendary tune of "Volver Volver" by Vicente Fernández, an iconic singer who is revered across Mexico. The scene at Fenway isn't quite as festive as the one Verdugo remembers seeing often at Dodger Stadium during his time with Los Angeles, but he believes it's starting to grow in popularity.
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"At first they were real confused about it," Verdugo said of Red Sox fans. "It's starting to get a lot better of a response now. It took them a little while to warm up to it. Now, when I walk up, I can hear the whistles. Some screams. Some 'gritos.' There's stuff going on in Fenway now, so it's fun to see that progression."
Winning over Red Sox Nation is not easy for any player. It was only more difficult in Verdugo's case. Since his arrival to Boston in the Mookie Betts trade of February 2020, fair or not, Verdugo was immediately viewed as the guy replacing a superstar in Betts. Through a combination of great play on the field along with an energetic charisma, the 25-year-old outfielder has endeared himself to the Boston faithful.
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"They like him a lot in Boston," said Red Sox manager Alex Cora. "He's a big personality. He enjoys the spotlight."
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On the field, Verdugo is proving himself as someone who can deliver in clutch moments. Through Boston's first seven postseason games, he's batting .367 (11-for-30) with a home run, three doubles and six RBIs.
"He's a joy," said Cora. "He loves playing the game. He shows up every day and keeps learning on a daily basis. Offensively, lately, he's actually kind of going back to [his production] last year. Being able to stay on pitches and use the whole field."
The move to Boston was an adjustment. It's a long way from Arizona and Los Angeles -- the only places he'd ever lived up until 2020. But just as the fans have embraced him, Verdugo is enjoying 'Beantown' and its many offerings. There is, however, one aspect of his new home that is still taking some getting used to.
"In L.A., I could play the game and go down the street and there's a taco truck right there," Verdugo said. "I haven't found no places in Boston like that. That's been the worst part about the move."
The tacos might be few and far between, but luckily for Verdugo, Boston offers another food option he's a big fan of.
"I've been crushing seafood out here," Verdugo said. "That's the best thing about it. Right off the water, they got seafood."
Now that Verdugo has strengthened that bond with Boston, he's aiming to do the same with Mexico, where he's admired by fans who constantly shower him with support via messages and comments on social media. He realizes the influence he can have on his father's homeland, particularly on the next generation. That's why he's so serious about wanting to learn more Spanish. It's something that could bring him even closer to the country.
"I expect to speak Spanish one day and be able to fully be comfortable in my own skin like that," Verdugo said. "You don't see a lot of Mexicans out here in the big leagues. So everyone that gets up here, you know everyone in Mexico is watching and supporting.
"We're getting more exposure for kids back there, and maybe they'll want to start pursuing baseball more."


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'The Mandalorian' star Giancarlo Esposito refers to Baby Yoda as 'he or she' because the character breaks 'limitations of how we see and feel gender'
"The Mandalorian" star Giancarlo Esposito, who plays Moff Gideon in the Disney Plus series, refers to Baby Yoda, also known as the Child, as "he or she."
"I like to think that the gender of this Child far surpasses the boundaries and limitations of how we see and feel gender in our society," the actor told Insider in a recent interview.
"I say 'he or she' because we're in a new world [and] I'd like to give that equality," Esposito added. "I have four daughters and I feel like they're going to move the consciousness of the planet forward because of their gender."
Esposito also told Insider about the first time he met the Child on set and how it stopped him in his tracks.
So far in Disney Plus' first live-action "Star Wars" series, "The Mandalorian," the biggest mystery plaguing fans is the origin and nature of the Child — known fondly as "Baby Yoda." Though the Child isn't literally a younger Yoda, its species name, personal name, and home planet are all still a mystery.
And "Mandalorian" star Giancarlo Esposito said recently that he'd rather keep the gender of the Child unknown for now, too.
During an interview with Insider, Esposito referred to the Child as "he or she." When asked if the little being had a confirmed gender in the show yet (since the Mandalorian bounty hunter calls the character "him" a few times), the actor said, "Well, I don't want to know."
"I like to think that the gender of this Child far surpasses the boundaries and limitations of how we see and feel gender in our society," he explained.
"I say 'he or she' because we're in a new world [and] I'd like to give that equality," Esposito continued. "I have four daughters and I feel like they're going to move the consciousness of the planet forward because of their gender. We haven't experienced that in our world yet. It's been…little small steps for women."
The Child in season one of "The Mandalorian."
"I believe women have a spiritual wisdom inside them, along with compassion, that will change how we see each other," the actor added. "The possibility of that could be great."
Esposito, who plays Moff Gideon in the Disney Plus series, said he "could be completely wrong" because "The Mandalorian" showrunners Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni might have "said something else."
Indeed, Favreau refers to the Child as he/him in interviews and, as we already mentioned, some characters in the show itself refer to the Child using he/him pronouns on several occasions. It's worth noting, however, that simply because someone uses he/him pronouns doesn't necessarily mean they identify as male since pronouns aren't tied to someone's gender identity.
But even with those examples, Esposito told Insider he has a personal preference for being inclusive regarding the Child's possible gender identity.
"I always like to leave that in my brain as an option," he said. "That's just my take on it. We as human beings are conditioned in many ways. We're conditioned by the society in which we live and the thought form which we adhere to whether we know it or not. I just want to try to open it up and think, 'Oh, it could be something else.'"
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"The Child," also known as Baby Yoda, in "The Mandalorian."
If there's one day Esposito will never forget, it's the first time he saw the Child on the set of "The Mandalorian."
"I walked by the Child, which is normally kept in a shaded area covered off, and they happened to be, you know, 'waking the baby up,'" he recalled. "I just stopped in my tracks because this Child was absolutely so captivating and so wonderful."
The small being has been central to many people's experiences on the show, including many of the behind-the-scenes crew. The show's musical composer, Ludwig Göransson, told Insider back in August that he was amazed to see how similar the Child was to his own newborn son.
Esposito echoed this awe, saying that the Child fely like a "very human character."
"The Child has an element of curiosity, wonder, intelligence, power, calm, peace … all of these things that I think so many of us would [want] and that I would love to have inside of me," Esposito said with a laugh. "So when I first saw this Child, I started talking to it. I had a conversation [with it]. You can't walk by the Child without having some kind of interaction."
"The Mandalorian" season two continues this Friday on Disney Plus with "Chapter 13."

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effort. >>> boeing and airbus responding tonight to reports of an alleged in-flight hack as the fbi tries to figure out if it's real or a hoax. chris roberts claims he hacked into a united airlines jet's avionic and took control part of the flight as it was airborne. the fbi says roberts claimed he hacked the in-flight entertainment system and also kazzed one of the engines to climb causing the plane to move sideways. >> the folks at airbus and boeing are far too smart to create some system like that. it's just ridiculous. >> boeing says in-flight entertainment and navigation systems are isolated on its aircraft. and airbus says it has robust systems and procedures to protect against a potential cyber attack. >>> a civil rights group calls it a major victory. why hundreds of people arrested a decade ago in the district will be receiving thousands of dollars from the government. >>> talking about rain continuing to make the way in across the area from around the rockville bethesda area to d.c. >>> turning now to storm team 4, doug is in the weather center with the latest. las the wor
effort. >>> boeing and airbus responding tonight to reports of an alleged in-flight hack as the fbi tries to figure out if it's real or a hoax. chris roberts claims he hacked into a united airlines jet's avionic and took control part of the flight as it was airborne. the fbi says roberts claimed he hacked the in-flight entertainment system and also kazzed one of the engines to climb causing the plane to move sideways. >> the folks at airbus and boeing are far too smart to create...
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and airbus planes. based on that, they sort of posited this theory may might be able to transfer from the passenger wi-fi networks or satellite networks into the avionic networks that control navigation. and so what they did was then they admitted this to the fbi or chris admitted it to the fbi that at least on 15 to 20 occasions while he was on a plane, he tapped his laptop into the passenger entertainment system and there's a network box underneath the seats in certain planes -- >> right. >> -- in which he could do that. then he was able to then jump from that entertainment network to the avionics network. >> it's interesting because boeing has come out -- because he said he's done this on both boeing and airbus planes and boeing said look their entertainment system is quote, isolated from flight and navigation systems. so they're saying essentially you wouldn't be able to control the plane this way. do you believe that he was able to control the plane? >> well i'm not sure that i completely follow airbus -- or either boeing or airbus' statements. when i spoke with boeing back in 20
and airbus planes. based on that, they sort of posited this theory may might be able to transfer from the passenger wi-fi networks or satellite networks into the avionic networks that control navigation. and so what they did was then they admitted this to the fbi or chris admitted it to the fbi that at least on 15 to 20 occasions while he was on a plane, he tapped his laptop into the passenger entertainment system and there's a network box underneath the seats in certain planes -- >>...
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. >> reporter: with 194 people onboard, it was a wide-body airbus a-330 like this one that suddenly lost power to both of its engines. it was cruising more than three hours into its flight from singapore to shanghai at 39,000 feet in bad weather when the engines shut down. no power. the jet would lose 13,000 feet in altitude before pilots were able to get both engines working. >> when you've got a highly computerized airplane, maybe this was a glitch in the program, a glitch in the software. whatever it was, on a new airplane, it's highly unusual. >> reporter: singapore airlines tell us the first engine restarted almost immediately. procedures call for the pilots to descend, keeping speed up, and then turn the engine start switch and try to reignite the jet engine. it worked. the jet landed safely and mechanics found nothing unusual in the weeks-old jetliner. david, this happened over the weekend. we don't even know if passengers were aware. singapore airlines, airbus and the engine maker, rolls royce, apparently still trying to figure out why both engines shut down. >> david kerley, who cover
. >> reporter: with 194 people onboard, it was a wide-body airbus a-330 like this one that suddenly lost power to both of its engines. it was cruising more than three hours into its flight from singapore to shanghai at 39,000 feet in bad weather when the engines shut down. no power. the jet would lose 13,000 feet in altitude before pilots were able to get both engines working. >> when you've got a highly computerized airplane, maybe this was a glitch in the program, a glitch in the...
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it's indeed plausible, but i think we've got new ir airplanes. the boeing 787, the airbus 350, and present by the airbus 380, one of the biggest commercial planes in the world. those planes may be susceptible to it. but when we take our families from new york to disney world, you're going to get there safely. >> les abend, thank you so much. grant, appreciate you for jumping on today. >>> next survivors of the boston marathon bombing are reacting here still days after the man convicted in that terrorist attack learned his fate. we were breaking on it on friday. we have more reaction to the death penalty verdict. you will hear in fact from one of the women who lost her leg. she is a survivor. she'll join me live next. thanks for calling angie's list. how may i help you? i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. you heard right, just tell us what you need done and we'll find a top rated provider to take care of it. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or have a guy refinish my floors? absolutely! or send someone out to groom
it's indeed plausible, but i think we've got new ir airplanes. the boeing 787, the airbus 350, and present by the airbus 380, one of the biggest commercial planes in the world. those planes may be susceptible to it. but when we take our families from new york to disney world, you're going to get there safely. >> les abend, thank you so much. grant, appreciate you for jumping on today. >>> next survivors of the boston marathon bombing are reacting here still days after the man...
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the airbus a-320 the system is closed. despite no proof of the claims one of the airlines on which he was a passenger -- united -- has banned him from their flights forever. kerry sanders, nbc news miami. >>> the relentless rain in the country's mid section took a devastating turn for a louisiana family when flash floods swept away a car driven by a grandmother taking her grandkids to school. one of the children was later found dead. if texas over the weekend the national guard had to be called using a helicopter to rescue those stranded by flood waters. there is a lot more to tell you about monday night. i still ahead, twists in a baffling murder mystery. a family killed in their multi-million dollar hope. a person of interest caught on camera. tonight we'll tell you about the strange activity in the neighborhood observed in the days before the murders. later, when you just can't find the right words to say to someone you love one woman says she has just the message and my constipation and belly pain have my stomach feeling all knotted up. i've tried laxatives... but my symptoms k
the airbus a-320 the system is closed. despite no proof of the claims one of the airlines on which he was a passenger -- united -- has banned him from their flights forever. kerry sanders, nbc news miami. >>> the relentless rain in the country's mid section took a devastating turn for a louisiana family when flash floods swept away a car driven by a grandmother taking her grandkids to school. one of the children was later found dead. if texas over the weekend the national guard had to...
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airbus to descend 13,00 feet before the crew was able to restart the engine. the jeff landed safely and hour and a half later. the plane was only two months old and despite a series of tes tests, the cause of the loss of power couldn't be determined. irs says thieves stole information from 100,000 taxpayers. they used an online servic to get taxpayers' information. the irs said they cleared a security screen that requires knowledge about that person cluding social security number, date of birth and street address. the system was hit from february to mid-may and temporarily shut down. >>> another demrat eyeing the pridential race, vermt bernie sanders announce dd dd his candidacy. >> this type of rged economy is not what america is supposed to be about. this has got to change. as your president together, we are going to change it. >> sanders also promised to run a clean campaign with no personal attack ss. >>> meantime, secrary of stateitte hkt hillary clinton's campaign is running unconventional pducts with this pantsuit up. they can wear it for 30$30. clinton is known for wearing p
airbus to descend 13,00 feet before the crew was able to restart the engine. the jeff landed safely and hour and a half later. the plane was only two months old and despite a series of tes tests, the cause of the loss of power couldn't be determined. irs says thieves stole information from 100,000 taxpayers. they used an online servic to get taxpayers' information. the irs said they cleared a security screen that requires knowledge about that person cluding social security number, date of...
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for its helicopter unit. boeing, lockheed martin and airbus. it makes the presidential helicopter known as marine one. olivia: millennials may become wall street's best friend. tobias laquon which. he says people move into their saving years between 35 and 39 and millennial's are almost there. this year millennial spot pass baby boomers as the largest population group. pimm: yahoo! may have a problem with uncle sam. the irs signaling it has concerns about person may or's plant -- about morrison mayor's land to spin off alibaba. olivia: cory johnson is with us from san francisco to do just -- to discuss. how good these potential changes damage yahoo!? cory: if the irs does make these kinds of spinoffs illegal or taxes them according to capital gains, it would be a disaster for yahoo! because they have spent millions of dollars contemplating the different ways and hiring advisers to figure out the different ways they can create this deal. they think they've created a methodology for the good spinoff this business into a separate unit and because of an operating business involved in
for its helicopter unit. boeing, lockheed martin and airbus. it makes the presidential helicopter known as marine one. olivia: millennials may become wall street's best friend. tobias laquon which. he says people move into their saving years between 35 and 39 and millennial's are almost there. this year millennial spot pass baby boomers as the largest population group. pimm: yahoo! may have a problem with uncle sam. the irs signaling it has concerns about person may or's plant -- about...
NBC Bay Area News at 11AM : KNTV : May 18, 2015 11:00am-12:01pm PDT
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jim pillman. >> the folks with airbus and boeing are far too small to create some system like that. it's just ridiculous. tech writer bop sullivan is also skeptical, but -- >> there's a history of computer hackers on the right side of things tinkering maybe around the edges of the law, and we don't want to shoot the messenger here. >> okay. that was kerry sanders reporting. >>> president obama had his own twitter account finally. wait a minute now he has a twitter account? the white house in general had one. the campaign had one. that's barack obama. up until now the president did not have his own account. the first tweet was hello, twitter, it's barak. really. six years in, they're finally giving me my own account. the acronym president of the united states, potus. he's following people including flotus. >> you got to follow your wife for sure. >>> the microbeads in products that promise brighter skin and whiter teeth may be banned by california lawmaker because they end up in our waterways. the assembly is voting today to ban the beads. some say they end up in the water ways poll
jim pillman. >> the folks with airbus and boeing are far too small to create some system like that. it's just ridiculous. tech writer bop sullivan is also skeptical, but -- >> there's a history of computer hackers on the right side of things tinkering maybe around the edges of the law, and we don't want to shoot the messenger here. >> okay. that was kerry sanders reporting. >>> president obama had his own twitter account finally. wait a minute now he has a twitter...
The Situation Room : CNNW : May 27, 2015 2:00pm-4:01pm PDT
8501 an airbus they 20 disappeared from radar and crashed into the java sea minutes after the pilot asked for clearance to climb in altitude to avoid bad weather. and malaysia airlines flight 370 from kuala lumpur to beijing disappeared without a trace more than a year ago. as for siege pore airlines this year it was rated one of the top ten safest airlines. while the airlines tells once cnn was on the ground they found no anomalies with the engines, the aircraft was back in operation just a few hours later. we did speak with a former federal aviation officer who said in the unit would not be back in service that quickly. it is worth pointing out if the pilots were unable to restart those engines the plane would not fall out of the sky. it is capable of gliding for miles. we should point out the working theory right now is that bad weather may have caused this a severe downpour of rain can cause engines to flame out. >> yeah can be very very frightening, thank you very much. i want to dig deeper with our aviation correspondent richard quest. both engines, they lose power. how unusua
8501 an airbus they 20 disappeared from radar and crashed into the java sea minutes after the pilot asked for clearance to climb in altitude to avoid bad weather. and malaysia airlines flight 370 from kuala lumpur to beijing disappeared without a trace more than a year ago. as for siege pore airlines this year it was rated one of the top ten safest airlines. while the airlines tells once cnn was on the ground they found no anomalies with the engines, the aircraft was back in operation just a...
this. so it makes me obviously want to ask, what is boeing saying airbus saying? are they saying this is possible? >> boeing specifically responded to us yesterday when we asked about this they said they don't think it's possible they have separate systems from the in-flight control, in-flight entertainment systems to the aircraft's controls completely separate not possible. airbus has said that they have firewalls to wall off the system you said the gao has raised questions and says technically, it is possible and i will tell you, the fbi document that we read and that we have posted online says that the fbi's own technical ex-officers say -- believe chris roberts, he is -- has the capability to do this. we will see, this investigation is still ongoing. he has not been arrested. no charges have been brought and that tells us that they are still working on. this >> evan perez with the story for us. thank you very much. i appreciate it get some more perspective with the former inspector general for the u.s. department of transportation aviation expert mary schiavo. how credible do
this. so it makes me obviously want to ask, what is boeing saying airbus saying? are they saying this is possible? >> boeing specifically responded to us yesterday when we asked about this they said they don't think it's possible they have separate systems from the in-flight control, in-flight entertainment systems to the aircraft's controls completely separate not possible. airbus has said that they have firewalls to wall off the system you said the gao has raised questions and says...
CNN Newsroom With Poppy Harlow : CNNW : May 17, 2015 12:00pm-1:01pm PDT
airbus that he says he's able to do this. airbus said they put spy laws to make sure this doesn't happen. this is an investigation still going. i should say chris roberts has been tweeting in the last couple days after this affidavit was made public and he says that the fbi has taken everything that he said out of context, and he hasn't said anything more about it. >> really quickly, is there a feeling he was blowing a whistle or was this some kind of cat and mouse game or do fbi investigators think there is something else behind this? >> i don't think they know what to make of it. they clearly don't have enough to charge him with a crime right now, but they are investigating. he's been keeping business inside the security. >> evan perez, thank you so much. we'll talk more about this now. brian fitzgerald is the chief strategist at ifa, a cyber security information company. your company was actually holding a conference where this alleged hacker chris roberts, was supposed to serve as a panelist. what more can you tell us about him? >> well actually he was a speaker at the rsa con
airbus that he says he's able to do this. airbus said they put spy laws to make sure this doesn't happen. this is an investigation still going. i should say chris roberts has been tweeting in the last couple days after this affidavit was made public and he says that the fbi has taken everything that he said out of context, and he hasn't said anything more about it. >> really quickly, is there a feeling he was blowing a whistle or was this some kind of cat and mouse game or do fbi...
Politics & Public Policy Today : CSPAN3 : May 15, 2015 1:00pm-3:01pm EDT
dispute. by the way, the amount of subsidyies here are dwarfed by two the size of boeing airbus dispute. our government can sit down and understand there are different swim lanes in matter of defense. we would expect nothing different from our own government or the governments in connection with discussions. in terms of the reaction of the administration, we have visited with the department of commerce department of transportation. we visited with the white house. we visited with ustr. we visited department of state. we have gotten serious interest from serious people about a serious issue. there's clearly are a lot of issues involved. this is complex. our government has asked us in addition to the white paper and the considerable documentation we provide back in january. they asked us additional questions which we responded to. they're taking advantage of this time period to add 25 more flights. that's a serious issue because the harm is current it's present, it's happening and now it's accelerating. we also know this harm accelerates to the point where it can threaten the existence of
dispute. by the way, the amount of subsidyies here are dwarfed by two the size of boeing airbus dispute. our government can sit down and understand there are different swim lanes in matter of defense. we would expect nothing different from our own government or the governments in connection with discussions. in terms of the reaction of the administration, we have visited with the department of commerce department of transportation. we visited with the white house. we visited with ustr. we...
NewsNation : MSNBCW : May 18, 2015 8:00am-9:01am PDT
skepticism about his claim. recently retired commercial airline pilot jim tillman. >> the folks at airbus and boeing are far too smart to create some system like that. it's just ridiculous. >> reporter: tech writer bob sullivan is also skeptical, but -- >> there's a long history of computer hackers who are on the right side of things tinkering, maybe around the edges of the law, and we don't want to shoot the messenger here when the messenger has an incredibly important security problem to talk about. >> reporter: i'm inside the cockpit of a plane owned by trinity air ambulance. they allowed us in here so we could show how advanced the cockpit has become these days. meantime, the gao has just released a report that says any cockpit that is linked to the internet should be considered vulnerable, even to what they call malicious actors. tamron? >> well, let me bring in cybersecurity expert dave prossner founder of parameter security describing himself as a ethical actor and hired by companies to hack into their systems to find flaws. thank you so much for joining me, dave. >> no problem. >>
skepticism about his claim. recently retired commercial airline pilot jim tillman. >> the folks at airbus and boeing are far too smart to create some system like that. it's just ridiculous. >> reporter: tech writer bob sullivan is also skeptical, but -- >> there's a long history of computer hackers who are on the right side of things tinkering, maybe around the edges of the law, and we don't want to shoot the messenger here when the messenger has an incredibly important...
NBC 10 News at 7am : WCAU : May 10, 2015 7:00am-8:01am EDT
and germany are suspending their use of airbus military transport planes after one of them crashed during flight trials in spain. four crew members died and two others are seriously hurt. yesterday's crash is raising questions about the safety of the new propeller-driven aircraft. seville, spain, by the way, is the final assembly point for the planes. >>> now to an update from africa. the world health organization says liberia is ebola free. the announcement came after 42 days without an outbreak in the country. the disease claimed medicine 4,700 lives in liberia. >>> hundreds of migrants have arrived in italy after being rescued from the mediterranean sea. two ships dropped off more than 400 of those migrants tlrng. number of people risking the journey from north africa has risen in recent weeks. in fact, last month, more than 800 migrants died during a ship wreck in the mediterranean. >>> back here in the u.s. a police officer killed when a driver going the wrong way hit his patrol car has been laid to rest in western pennsylvania. quite a showing. fellow officers remembered the
and germany are suspending their use of airbus military transport planes after one of them crashed during flight trials in spain. four crew members died and two others are seriously hurt. yesterday's crash is raising questions about the safety of the new propeller-driven aircraft. seville, spain, by the way, is the final assembly point for the planes. >>> now to an update from africa. the world health organization says liberia is ebola free. the announcement came after 42 days without...
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don't think that really happened. >> and boeing has also cast doubt on chris roberts' claims. airbus has not commented. but preaviously said it had security measures in place. >> we'll take a very short break here. still to come, a look at what's in store for those left behind in ramadi after the key iraqi city falls to isis. >>> plus, we'll explain why nasa scientists believe one of the world's biggest ice shelves will be gone before the decade ends. we are back in a moment. i'm reworking the menu. veggies you're cool... mayo, corn dogs... you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein... and 26 vitamins and minerals. and now with... ...twice as much vitamin d ...which up to 90% of people don't get enough of. ohhhhhhh. the sunshine vitamin! ensure now has 2x more vitamin d to support strong bones. ensure. take life in. can a a subconscious. mind? a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? and when
don't think that really happened. >> and boeing has also cast doubt on chris roberts' claims. airbus has not commented. but preaviously said it had security measures in place. >> we'll take a very short break here. still to come, a look at what's in store for those left behind in ramadi after the key iraqi city falls to isis. >>> plus, we'll explain why nasa scientists believe one of the world's biggest ice shelves will be gone before the decade ends. we are back in a...
News4 Midday : WRC : May 19, 2015 11:00am-12:01pm EDT
get to the avionics of an airplane. >> airbus says its planes have closed secure systems but the gao issued a warning saying any cockpit linked to the outside world can be hacked and the security threat should be taken seriously. >>> sunshine starting to come through some of our windows here in northwest washington. skies mostly cloudy. warm-up is well under way. already 77 in gaithersburg and rocksville. 79 in leesburg and man nas sis. fredericksburg at 81. it's a warm and humid day outside today. there is still a 30% chance of more showers or thunder showers later on. once the cold front goes by after sundown a refreshing west to northwesterly breeze takes the humidity out. tomorrow's highs mid-70s. may have a quick passing shower or two on thursday. no big deal there. more importantly, right on into memorial day weekend. look like awesome weather other than a small shower chance monday. >> thank you. by now, you have probably heard that the president has joined twitter. it didn't take long for him to gain more than a million followers. one of the followers, bill clinton. he as
get to the avionics of an airplane. >> airbus says its planes have closed secure systems but the gao issued a warning saying any cockpit linked to the outside world can be hacked and the security threat should be taken seriously. >>> sunshine starting to come through some of our windows here in northwest washington. skies mostly cloudy. warm-up is well under way. already 77 in gaithersburg and rocksville. 79 in leesburg and man nas sis. fredericksburg at 81. it's a warm and...
MONEY With Melissa Francis : FBC : May 18, 2015 2:00pm-3:01pm EDT
they're downplaying the risks. we offered to sit down with boeing and airbus on numerous occasions. we offered to sit down to spend time with them. melissa: wow. here is aviation expert oliver mcgee. former deputy assistant secretary of transportation for technology policy that means you're the guy. this is basically your space. first of all, do you believe him? >> well, yes i think we have a real concern on aviation and security. transportation is about moving people ideas and things. right now in this dramatic event we're talking about people in the cabin coming up with the idea, through a laptop or an ipad, to virtually enter the cockpit and air traffic controls. germanwings we saw that we were really were discussing about what is a locked cockpit door? basically post-9/11 protocols. in access to the locked cockpit. now in this united case we're talking about virtual access to the cockpit. that is a big security breach and concern. melissa: it is. it is tremendous. do you believe -- he says he was able to access the plane's navigational system and caused the aircraft to go sideways,
they're downplaying the risks. we offered to sit down with boeing and airbus on numerous occasions. we offered to sit down to spend time with them. melissa: wow. here is aviation expert oliver mcgee. former deputy assistant secretary of transportation for technology policy that means you're the guy. this is basically your space. first of all, do you believe him? >> well, yes i think we have a real concern on aviation and security. transportation is about moving people ideas and things....
NBC 10 News Today at 11a : WCAU : May 18, 2015 11:00am-12:01pm EDT
pilot jim tillman. >> the folks at airbus and boeing are far too smart to create some system like that. it's just ridiculous. >> reporter: tech writer bob sullivan is also skeptical but -- >> there's a long history of computer hackers who are on the right side of things tinkering maybe around the edges of the law and we don't want to shoot the messenger here when the messenger has an incredible important security problem to talk about. >> that was nbc's kerry sanders reporting. >>> well new insights into the cause of violent traffic confrontations. what is the one action that most likely triggers road rage? find out when we bring you the results of a new study. glenn? >> yeah we have chances for rain today and tomorrow but what about the holiday weekend? i'll have a first look ahead in my seven-day forecast. >>> google will launch bye buttons on search results in a few weeks. experts say it's a step towards the company becoming an on online marketplace. the buttons will appear on sponsored or paid results when people search for products on smartphones or tables. if you click on a
pilot jim tillman. >> the folks at airbus and boeing are far too smart to create some system like that. it's just ridiculous. >> reporter: tech writer bob sullivan is also skeptical but -- >> there's a long history of computer hackers who are on the right side of things tinkering maybe around the edges of the law and we don't want to shoot the messenger here when the messenger has an incredible important security problem to talk about. >> that was nbc's kerry sanders...
Today : KNTV : May 9, 2015 5:00am-7:01am PDT
were 6 or 7 crew members aboard. it was an airbus but not a passenger flight. >>> a man is in custody this morning suspected of a brazen attack on a young girl in california. surveillance video captures terrifying moments as the little girl fights off the intruder. nbc's ron allen has the story. >> reporter: swift justice in san jose after a shocking crime. a 13-year-old girl attacked in broad daylight as she arrived inside her home from school. in this interview her voice altered to protect her identity. >> i'm thinking help me help me please. that was actually the only thing going through my mind. >> as you can see, the suspect altered his appearance. >> reporter: police identified the suspect as muhammad khaliki, 31. arrested and charged with multiple counts of burglary attempted sexual assault and false imprisonment. less than 48 hours after her parents made their home security video public as it was shown locally on social media, police say tips poured in. >> the suspect is now off the streets. we have credible evidence which we believe links this suspect to those attacks
were 6 or 7 crew members aboard. it was an airbus but not a passenger flight. >>> a man is in custody this morning suspected of a brazen attack on a young girl in california. surveillance video captures terrifying moments as the little girl fights off the intruder. nbc's ron allen has the story. >> reporter: swift justice in san jose after a shocking crime. a 13-year-old girl attacked in broad daylight as she arrived inside her home from school. in this interview her voice...
Happening Now : FOXNEWSW : May 11, 2015 10:00am-11:01am PDT
. >>> right now, airbus shares are tumbling after a deadly military plane crash in spain. two pilots and two engineers were killed when the aircraft went down during a test flight saturday. two others were injured. a similar plane now grounded in the wake of the accident. a german defense ministry spokesperson says the a-400m has shown numerous, quote, shortcomings during testing but none indicated it was unsafe to fly. the crash remains under investigation. >>> sea lion as a stowaway. the boat owner woke up to find the animal curled up near his bunk so he did what anyone would do in this situation these day, he grabbed his camera and filmed. he is live from los angeles with more on this. william? >> yeah. first of all, how does a sea lion know where the bedroom is? secondly how is it so quiet with its flippers and everything? it's waddling on the boat and this guy doesn't wake up? michael duffy went to bed as usual aboard his 40-foot sailboat only to hear snoring. turns it it's not the dunk buddy crashed in the bunk next to him but the sea lion he names gilligan. >> i woke up at 2:30 in the
. >>> right now, airbus shares are tumbling after a deadly military plane crash in spain. two pilots and two engineers were killed when the aircraft went down during a test flight saturday. two others were injured. a similar plane now grounded in the wake of the accident. a german defense ministry spokesperson says the a-400m has shown numerous, quote, shortcomings during testing but none indicated it was unsafe to fly. the crash remains under investigation. >>> sea lion as a...
CNN Newsroom With Carol Costello : CNNW : May 18, 2015 7:00am-8:01am PDT
airbus. he says hackers could take control of aircraft and the fbi now says they're investigating him for potential computer crimes aboard flights. now this is according to a search warrant application filed in court. roberts told the fbi in february and march that he hacked into planes up to 20 times including at least once making a plane do a lateral move. no one has verified whether roberts actually did any of this. he's not been arrested. boeing says there's actually no danger to passengers. a statement from them says in-flight entertainment systems on commercial airplanes are isolated from flight and navigation systems and roberts himself has gone back on twitter this weekend saying the fbi has it wrong and over the last five years my only interest has been to improve aircraft security given the current situation i've been advised against saying much. we'll see where this investigation goes. >> what should we believe? did he take over the airplane or not? >> i've been asking people all weekend long. they say technically now it is possible. the gao, government accountability office wa
airbus. he says hackers could take control of aircraft and the fbi now says they're investigating him for potential computer crimes aboard flights. now this is according to a search warrant application filed in court. roberts told the fbi in february and march that he hacked into planes up to 20 times including at least once making a plane do a lateral move. no one has verified whether roberts actually did any of this. he's not been arrested. boeing says there's actually no danger to...
At This Hour With Berman and Bolduan : CNNW : May 18, 2015 8:00am-9:01am PDT
? >> bravo to that investigator, number one. i'm sure they consulted with boeing or airbus to see if this was plausible but they would know this ahead of time. there are two separate systems. you're talking about entertainment system and the flight control system. some of our systems like on the airplane i fly, 777, it's a fly by wire system. that doesn't mean that the systems are operated by wi-fi. to hack into that would require an external source into our electronics bay of the airplane in other words the brains of the airplane. someone would have to have knowledge how to get in there and connect it appropriately and this has been done by boeing in the way they were attempting to make it a pilotless airplane. this is being thought out down the road. but this kind of stuff and system has to be set up prior to it. i don't see that this man tweeted the fact that he took control of the aircraft -- i very, very much doubt that occurred. i'm sure the fbi is going to the crew to say did your airplane make an unnecessary turn? >> a pilot would notice it. if he was able to hack in and have the
? >> bravo to that investigator, number one. i'm sure they consulted with boeing or airbus to see if this was plausible but they would know this ahead of time. there are two separate systems. you're talking about entertainment system and the flight control system. some of our systems like on the airplane i fly, 777, it's a fly by wire system. that doesn't mean that the systems are operated by wi-fi. to hack into that would require an external source into our electronics bay of the...
ABC World News Now : WJLA : May 28, 2015 2:37am-4:01am EDT
brand-new. here's abc's david car lay. >> with 194 people on board, it was a wide body airbus a-330 like this one that suddenly lost power to both engines. it was cruising more than three hours into its flight from singapore to shanghai when the engines shut down. no power. the jet would lose 13,000 feet in altitude before pilots were able to get both the engines working >> when you've got a highly computerized airplane maybe this was a glitch in the software. whatever it was, on a new airplane it's highly unusual. >> singapore airlines tells us the first engine restarted almost immediately, procedures call for the pilots to descend, keeping speed up and then turn the engine's start switch to try and reignite the engine. it worked. the jet landed safely and mechanics found nothing unusual on the week's old jetliner. >> this happened over the weekend. we don't note if the passengers were even aware. singapore airlines dlrks rolls-royce still trying to figure out why both engines shut down. >> reagan washington airport. >> interesting story. coming up later in the show it's a type of
brand-new. here's abc's david car lay. >> with 194 people on board, it was a wide body airbus a-330 like this one that suddenly lost power to both engines. it was cruising more than three hours into its flight from singapore to shanghai when the engines shut down. no power. the jet would lose 13,000 feet in altitude before pilots were able to get both the engines working >> when you've got a highly computerized airplane maybe this was a glitch in the software. whatever it was, on a...
Key Capitol Hill Hearings : CSPAN2 : May 19, 2015 6:30am-8:31am EDT
in technology say for an airbus or a boeing aircraft which has a glass cockpit and had we look at those technologies that are developed on the western side of the world and engage with the eastern side of the world when you're basically trying to fly the aircraft? imagine for example, if you are flying an aircraft was made in china and was largely in a society of mandarin chinese and your english trying to fly that aircraft. on a digital aircraft. it would be difficult. in closing, i agree. i think infrastructure transportation is important to how risky are we taking our risk and how certain are we about our uncertainties? and how will because the transportation enterprise for 2050 and beyond? it's about moving people, ideas and things both physically and virtually. >> thank you very much for those thoughts and insights. our final present will be beverly swaim-staley whose ahead in president and ceo of the project right near here that we've all visited probably many many times, to union station redevelopment corporation, and she should you tell us what they're doing and what they'
in technology say for an airbus or a boeing aircraft which has a glass cockpit and had we look at those technologies that are developed on the western side of the world and engage with the eastern side of the world when you're basically trying to fly the aircraft? imagine for example, if you are flying an aircraft was made in china and was largely in a society of mandarin chinese and your english trying to fly that aircraft. on a digital aircraft. it would be difficult. in closing, i agree. i...
Good Morning America : WJLA : May 29, 2015 7:00am-9:01am EDT
see a green laser, be careful. >> reporter: within seconds, that airbus 321 hit, too. >> american 185, we just had a laser strike. left side. >> reporter: all four jets hit reported seeing the laser coming from an area on long island believed to be this state park. but for the evening, the dangerous game was over. the faa is telling us there were no injuries. the american flight landed in los angeles without problems. this is a serious issue for the feds george. it's a five-year prison sentence if they catch anybody using a laser. >> they have to crock downack down thank you, david. >>> the massive manhunt. police looking for a suspect in the shooting of an officer. the man got away after stealing a car, shooting the driver. linzie janis is here with the story. >> reporter: good morning, george. with police who said they're zeroing in on the third suspect right now. officers surrounding a small farmhouse in liberty, kansas, where they believe he's holed up. all of this starting when police tried to pull over an suv in oklahoma. this morning, a frantic manhunt under way. after a police
see a green laser, be careful. >> reporter: within seconds, that airbus 321 hit, too. >> american 185, we just had a laser strike. left side. >> reporter: all four jets hit reported seeing the laser coming from an area on long island believed to be this state park. but for the evening, the dangerous game was over. the faa is telling us there were no injuries. the american flight landed in los angeles without problems. this is a serious issue for the feds george. it's a...
Good Morning America : KGO : May 29, 2015 7:00am-9:01am PDT
in your vicinity right now. >> reporter: within seconds, that airbus 321 hit, too. >> american 185, we just had a laser strike. left side. >> reporter: all four jets hit reported seeing the laser coming from an area on long island, believed to be this state park. where authorities responded but did not report an arrest. but for the evening, the dangerous game was over. the faa is telling us there were no injuries. the american flight landed in los angeles without problems. this is a serious issue for the feds, george. it's a five-year prison sentence if they catch anybody using a laser. and hitting one of these jetliners, george. >> they have to crack down, thank you, david. >>> the massive manhunt. police looking for a suspect in the shooting of an officer. during a 50-mile chase from oklahoma to kansas. the man got away after stealing a car, shooting the driver. linzie janis is here with the story. >> reporter: good morning, george. police have taken that third suspect into custody after a near 12 hour manhasn't. finding him inside a house in the town of liberty, kansas. this mor
in your vicinity right now. >> reporter: within seconds, that airbus 321 hit, too. >> american 185, we just had a laser strike. left side. >> reporter: all four jets hit reported seeing the laser coming from an area on long island, believed to be this state park. where authorities responded but did not report an arrest. but for the evening, the dangerous game was over. the faa is telling us there were no injuries. the american flight landed in los angeles without problems....
on the weekend on a singapore airbus a-330. at 39,000 feet both engines go out. the pilots hit bad weather. immediately one of the engines comes back but they follow procedures and descend losing 13,000 feet in altitude. they landed safely. they checked the engines, found no anomalies. this morning the airline and the enginemaker, rolls-royce, are trying to find out why the engines shut down at the same time. george. >>> let's go to amy with the other top stories. a big setback in the fight against isis. >> that's right. the news just coming in. isis fighters have carried out a wave of suicide attacks near fallujah, iraq. using a dust storm as cover. to launch the bombings. killing at least 17 iraqi troops. it could a a blow to retake the city by isis. today's attack targeted a water station and a canal. >>> new fallout from the deadly train derailment in philadelphia. amtrak saying it will begin installing video cameras inside locomotives to record the actions of train engineers. the engineer in the philadelphia crash told investigators he cannot remember the derailment. >>> a vio
on the weekend on a singapore airbus a-330. at 39,000 feet both engines go out. the pilots hit bad weather. immediately one of the engines comes back but they follow procedures and descend losing 13,000 feet in altitude. they landed safely. they checked the engines, found no anomalies. this morning the airline and the enginemaker, rolls-royce, are trying to find out why the engines shut down at the same time. george. >>> let's go to amy with the other top stories. a big setback in the...
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, found no anomalies. now the airline, airbus and the engine maker, rolls-royce, are trying to find out why the engines shut down at the same time. >> boy, i bet they are. thank you. >>> let's go to amy with the other top stories. a big setback in the fight against isis. >> that's right. isis fighters have carried out a wave of suicide attacks near fa fallujah iraq. using a dust storm as cover. today's take targeted a water station and a canal. >>> new fallout from the deadly train derailment in philadelphia. amtrak saying it will begin installing video cameras inside locomotives to record the actions of train engineers. the engineer in the philadelphia crash told investigators he cannot remember the derailment. >>> a violent scene at this jewelry store in florida. a smash and dprab agrab attack. the owner swinging a metal pole to fight them off. not before the robbers golt away with $200,000 of fold and juls. >>> a dramatic rescue. this man is stranded on the second floor of a burning apartment building. he and his dog just barely made it out. >>> an idaho man struck by lightning. ryan
, found no anomalies. now the airline, airbus and the engine maker, rolls-royce, are trying to find out why the engines shut down at the same time. >> boy, i bet they are. thank you. >>> let's go to amy with the other top stories. a big setback in the fight against isis. >> that's right. isis fighters have carried out a wave of suicide attacks near fa fallujah iraq. using a dust storm as cover. today's take targeted a water station and a canal. >>> new fallout from...
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sources, six or seven crew members aboard. it was an airbus but not a passenger flight. >>> a man is in custody suspected of a brazen attack of a girl in california. the video shows the attacker as the girl fights off the intruder. ron allen has the story. >> reporter: swift justice after a shocking crime. a 13-year-old girl attacked in daylight after she arrived to her home. her voice altered to protect her identity. >> help me. help me. actually the only thing going through my mind. >> as you can see, the suspect altered his appearance. >> reporter: police identified the suspect as muhammad kahliki. 31. arrested and charged with multiple counts of burglary and false imprisonment. less than 48 hours after the parents made the video public. as it was shown on local and social media, police say tips poured in. >> we have evidence that links this suspect to the attacks. he is a sexual predator. >> reporter: police say the same suspect attacked another woman at a local grocery store. both incidents happened within walking distance of his home. police say it is unclear when the suspect will
sources, six or seven crew members aboard. it was an airbus but not a passenger flight. >>> a man is in custody suspected of a brazen attack of a girl in california. the video shows the attacker as the girl fights off the intruder. ron allen has the story. >> reporter: swift justice after a shocking crime. a 13-year-old girl attacked in daylight after she arrived to her home. her voice altered to protect her identity. >> help me. help me. actually the only thing going...
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would argue they're downplaying the risks. we've offered to sit down with both boeing and airbus on numerous occasionings. tom: i think this is more about him trying to get more business for himself. he now reveals not only was he able to hack the entertainment system but he was able to take control of the plane and make it fly side wyomings. liz macdonald, this guy is full of it. >> yeah, you know, we have on set the fbi's search warrant for chris roberts, and the fbi interviewed him and, essentially, he claimed that between 2011 and 2014 he hacked into the in-flight entertainment system anywhere from 15-20 times and on one occasion commandeered to make the plane move sideways. boeing is saying the entertainment system is totally separate, and a lot of cyber experts are saying it's bogus and made up. tom: the cockpit has zero digital anything, zero, so there's no way that you could -- it's not connected to the wi-fi system. >> and even more bizarre, you know, the reason why they pulled them in, what happened was there was an electronic box that sits under the seat. tom: for the ent
would argue they're downplaying the risks. we've offered to sit down with both boeing and airbus on numerous occasionings. tom: i think this is more about him trying to get more business for himself. he now reveals not only was he able to hack the entertainment system but he was able to take control of the plane and make it fly side wyomings. liz macdonald, this guy is full of it. >> yeah, you know, we have on set the fbi's search warrant for chris roberts, and the fbi interviewed him...
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the same airbus a-320 jet that crashed into the mountainside on the way back to germany. reports said the main pilot appeared to have left the cabin during that flight as well. cockpit data shows he put the plane into a descent mode five times in a four and a half minute period. the data from this earlier flight was found in one of the two black boxes from the crashed aircraft. investigators said the plane was already on descent and didn't nose down sharply during that period suggesting that passengers and crew may not have noticed. the chief investigator said he couldn't speculate what was happening inside lubitz's head only that he changed those controls for the minimum setting of 100 feet and he did it several times. >> charlie d'agata, very disturbing twist. charlie reporting from london this morning. >>> new clues may explain why two men attacked a texas exhibit featuring cartoons of the pro prophet mohammed. a man who joined somali fighters is linked to one of them. he committed on twitter with elton simpson. watchdog groups that track online terror threats describe him as an im
the same airbus a-320 jet that crashed into the mountainside on the way back to germany. reports said the main pilot appeared to have left the cabin during that flight as well. cockpit data shows he put the plane into a descent mode five times in a four and a half minute period. the data from this earlier flight was found in one of the two black boxes from the crashed aircraft. investigators said the plane was already on descent and didn't nose down sharply during that period suggesting that...
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skies as a singapore airlines flight loses power in both of its engines. it was an airbus carrying 182 passengers that plummeted 13,000 feet before power was resumed. the jet was experiencing rough weather when the engines died. the company now working how to figure out how something so terrifying could happen. >>> california in the middle of a four year drought, but two researchers say they have a solution, no taxes. this time they want it on all orgonic products. they say organic products use more water than non-organic products. their theory is by increasing taxes on those water wasting products then demand would go down. in turn, they say farmers won't waste their time or money on products that nobody wants to buy. >>> taylor swift, some high schoolers in montana, they need your help this morning. ♪ >> all right. here's what's happening here. a teenager made a bet that if he could get the pop star to call his teacher, their final exam would be canceled. look at this here, if taylor swift calls mr. so and so -- here's the deal, students don't have to do a final exam if taylor swif
skies as a singapore airlines flight loses power in both of its engines. it was an airbus carrying 182 passengers that plummeted 13,000 feet before power was resumed. the jet was experiencing rough weather when the engines died. the company now working how to figure out how something so terrifying could happen. >>> california in the middle of a four year drought, but two researchers say they have a solution, no taxes. this time they want it on all orgonic products. they say organic...
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aircraft and one airbus modem. apparently he says hackers can control these aircraft. now, the fbi says it's investigating him for potential computer times before flight. this is according to a search warrant application filed in court. roberts said if february in march, these hackers have 20 times, at least once making a plane do a lateral move. no one verified whether roberts did any of this he's not been arrested. boeing says there with is no danger. the ifp system is what they say on board commercial airplanes are isolated from flight and navigation systems and roberts is says the fbi is all wrong. he says he tweeted over the weekend, over the last five years, my only interest has been to improve aircraft security given the current situation, i have been advised against saying much. chris. >> all right. we will stay on that. thank you very much. isis terrorists taking over a key city in ramadi. they vow the fight is far from over. we'll give you the reality on the ground first. we have nick peyton walsh live in beirut with the latest. what do we know? >> chris. 500 lives lost i
aircraft and one airbus modem. apparently he says hackers can control these aircraft. now, the fbi says it's investigating him for potential computer times before flight. this is according to a search warrant application filed in court. roberts said if february in march, these hackers have 20 times, at least once making a plane do a lateral move. no one verified whether roberts did any of this he's not been arrested. boeing says there with is no danger. the ifp system is what they say on board...
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claim. recently retired commercial airline pilot jim tillman. >> the folks at airbus and bowing are far too splart to create some system like that. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: tech writer bob sullivan is also skeptical but -- >> there is a long history of computer hackers on the right side of things tinkering around the edges of the law and we don't want to shoot the messenger when the messenger has an important security problem to talk about. >> i'm inside the plane owned by trinity air ambulance. they don't have this inflight entertainment system but they allowed us in here to show how advanced and computerized cockpits have become. meantime, the gao has just released a report that says that internet connectivity in the cockpit of planes to the outside world should be considered a threat and they say -- their words not mine -- it should be considered open to malicious activity which i suspect means open to potential terrorism. mika? >> kerry sanders, thank you very much. we'll follow that story. >>> now we move on to the story of ronald nelson the memphis high school student who
claim. recently retired commercial airline pilot jim tillman. >> the folks at airbus and bowing are far too splart to create some system like that. it's ridiculous. >> reporter: tech writer bob sullivan is also skeptical but -- >> there is a long history of computer hackers on the right side of things tinkering around the edges of the law and we don't want to shoot the messenger when the messenger has an important security problem to talk about. >> i'm inside the plane...
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commercial airline pult jim tillman. >> the folks at airbus and boeing are far too smart to create some system like that. it's just ridiculous. >> reporter: tech writer bob sullivan is also skeptical, but -- >> there's a long history of computer hackers who are on the right side of things tinkering, maybe around the edges of the law. and we don't want to shoot the messenger here when the messy have a good message. >> reporter: the gao released a report this month that said any cockpit that has connectivity should be considered open and potentially open to a threat. natalie, savannah? >> thank you. important to take these claims seriously. >> terrifying. >>> we will take a turn. let's get a check of the weather now from al. >> announcer: "today's" weather is brought to you by pure michigan. your trip begins at michigan.org. >> right now it's kind of warm and humid in the northeast. we're going to see a change as a back door cold front pushes down bringing in air temperatures off the water there about 49 degrees. so temperatures boston 60. ahead of that front we've got a warm front.
commercial airline pult jim tillman. >> the folks at airbus and boeing are far too smart to create some system like that. it's just ridiculous. >> reporter: tech writer bob sullivan is also skeptical, but -- >> there's a long history of computer hackers who are on the right side of things tinkering, maybe around the edges of the law. and we don't want to shoot the messenger here when the messy have a good message. >> reporter: the gao released a report this month that...


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Q: WPF pages with navigation on page using MVVM pattern I currently try to look deeper in the MVVM mechanic and commands and I try to figure out, how to use a pages application without a navigation bar, but with navigation buttons on each page.
I found THIS example, but the problem here is, that the navigation is built inside an extra content control. This is fine if you want to have a extra navigation bar, but if your application should look a little more like a wizard application (see picture beneath), then you need to have the navigation anchored on each page, such as a back button on the bottom left and a forward button to the next page on the bottom right.

The point is, I do not understand how I can connect a ICommand to a specific button on a page, that tells the mainframe, which page should be loaded on click.
How can I archive this mechanic while using MVVM patterns?
What do I have to change on the program (see the link above) to make this happen?
Thank you very much.
Best regards,
SKiD.
EDIT1:
Okay, let me show you a concrete example just with two pages. I have the MainWindow:
MainWindow XAML:
<Window x:Class="TestWPF.MainWindow"
        xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
        xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
        xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008"
        xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006"
        xmlns:local="clr-namespace:TestWPF"
        mc:Ignorable="d"
        Title="MainWindow" Height="450" Width="300">
    <Grid>
        <Frame x:Name="mainFrame" Margin="5" />
    </Grid>
</Window>

Here is nothing else, just the mainFrame which loads the first page in MainWindow.xaml.cs:
MainWindow.xaml.cs:
    public MainWindow()
    {
        InitializeComponent();
        mainFrame.Navigate(new Page1());
    }

I have further the two pages which have almost the same structure (for this example) but will be different in the real application. I have to mention here, that the navigation is on the pages and not as an extra frame inside of the MainWindow:
Page01:
<Page x:Class="TestWPF.Page1"
    xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
    xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
    xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006"
    xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008"
    xmlns:local="clr-namespace:TestWPF"
    mc:Ignorable="d"
    d:DesignHeight="450" d:DesignWidth="800"
    Title="Page1">

    <Grid>
        <Grid.RowDefinitions>
            <RowDefinition Height="50" />
            <RowDefinition Height="*" />
            <RowDefinition Height="30" />
        </Grid.RowDefinitions>

        <TextBlock Text="Page 01" Grid.Row="0" />

        <Grid Grid.Row="2">
            <Grid.ColumnDefinitions>
                <ColumnDefinition Width="75" />
                <ColumnDefinition Width="*" />
                <ColumnDefinition Width="75" />
            </Grid.ColumnDefinitions>

            <Button Grid.Column="2" Content="ToPage02" />
        </Grid>
    </Grid>
</Page>

Page02:
<Page x:Class="TestWPF.Page2"
    xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
    xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
    xmlns:mc="http://schemas.openxmlformats.org/markup-compatibility/2006"
    xmlns:d="http://schemas.microsoft.com/expression/blend/2008"
    xmlns:local="clr-namespace:TestWPF"
    mc:Ignorable="d"
    d:DesignHeight="450" d:DesignWidth="800"
    Title="Page2">

    <Grid>
        <Grid.RowDefinitions>
            <RowDefinition Height="50" />
            <RowDefinition Height="*" />
            <RowDefinition Height="30" />
        </Grid.RowDefinitions>

        <TextBlock Text="Page 02" Grid.Row="0" />

        <Grid Grid.Row="2">
            <Grid.ColumnDefinitions>
                <ColumnDefinition Width="75" />
                <ColumnDefinition Width="*" />
                <ColumnDefinition Width="75" />
            </Grid.ColumnDefinitions>

            <Button Grid.Column="0" Content="ToPage01" />
        </Grid>
    </Grid>
</Page>

As you can see, the Buttons for going back to the last page are on the pages. Only the first page will be created on the main page and loaded. Now the question, if you imagine that there is an MVVM construct behind (such as a ViewModel and a Model for each side), how does this fit there, if I should use commands for calling the next page like mentioned in the linked tutorial above?

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China-Latin America 2.0
How Much Does a Taco Cost in Renminbi?
BY Cecilia Tornaghi | April 23, 2019
A question you don't hear that often in Latin America - at least for now.
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This article is adapted from AQ's latest issue on China and Latin America | Leer en español
Currency swaps, billions in loans, number one trading partner for most of the region. The financial relationship between China and Latin America since the 2000s would suggest that by now the Chinese currency, the renminbi, would be a household name in the region.
Since the internationalization process began in early 2000s, growth in use of the renminbi worldwide has been exponential. The currency went from virtually no presence outside mainland China to the third-most used currency globally, surpassing the yen, says Martin Maciak, head of Asia cross border origination for the Americas at HSBC. But while the share of global trade conducted in renminbi has reached 16%, in Latin America it still hovers at the 1% mark despite the massive amount of trade with China, says Stephen Kaplan, from George Washington University. "The relationship between China and Latin America is still mostly related to commodities, which are priced in dollars," he said.
But Maciak said there is a clear shift happening among businesses. "Just two or three years back no one wanted to talk about it, but now virtually every client in Latin America has a question about how to use the renminbi," Maciak said.
A developed financial market was a major missing link on China's expansion into global markets. But to play in that game a country needs to offer liquid and transparent assets – and a tradable currency. Having the renminbi as a global currency also allows Chinese financial institutions to play a much larger role outside mainland China. For Latin America, use of the renminbi can provide easier access to financing for much needed infrastructure projects, while opening the door even wider to the world's second largest economy and its growing capital market.
Regional governments have embraced the renminbi, especially during hard times. Argentina was first in the region in 2013 to sign a currency swap agreement with China (a swap is when two central banks agree to hold each other's currency for a period, it works as a kind of pre-paid credit line). At the time Argentina was virtually shut out of international markets after a technical default on its debt. "They sold the renminbi to bolster dwindling dollar reserves at the time," said Kaplan. Now that swap was just renewed - and doubled - by Macri, who negotiated the deal with China while also tapping the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in 2018.
Another major step was the renminbi's inclusion in the IMF's Special Drawing Rights next to the dollar, euro and yen in late 2015. A tiny fraction of renminbi has made its way into Mexico, Peru, and Chile's international reserves. Economist Otaviano Canuto accompanied the process up close while on the board of the IMF. He says the move to have the currency included in the Special Drawing Rights isn't enough to make it a reserve currency. "It needs to be a reserve currency for the private sector as well."
Martin Castellano from the Institute of International Finance says that people need to feel like it is a safe currency.
"Until people start saving in renminbi, as they do in dollars, it won't catch up," he said
Many Chinese financing deals - whether loans, direct investment of swaps - are sort of a boomerang with the money going straight back to pay Chinese suppliers in China, but Kaplan says local financing will pick up. "They've set up banks locally, for now just doing trade settlements and retail, but they are learning how to operate locally." Chile so far is the only Latin American country with access to quotas to invest in Chinese stocks and bonds but Maciak says the focus for China now is to attract investors to Chinese financial assets.
"Any company wanting to be global needs to have exposure to China, and investors also are starting to push asset managers and pension funds to have some exposure to China," said Maciak, "and that will end up being in renminbi."
So make room under the mattress for more red currency. Or better, make room in your digital wallet.
Cecilia Tornaghi is the managing editor of Americas Quarterly. A Brazilian-American journalist, she has been covering Latin America for the last 20 years with a focus on policy, business and economics.
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U.S.S. Theodore Roosevelt Sent Home for Maintenance – Just as Russia Shows Up
Faye Higbee
On October 8, the United States pulled its last remaining aircraft carrier out of the Persian Gulf for at least two months as it goes in for "maintenance." The move came after Russia began shooting long range missiles toward Syria from its ships in the Caspian Sea. Though "Carrier gaps" have occurred previously, this one has occurred in the middle of the Iranian Nuclear Deal, and Russian airstrikes.
It is the first time since 2007 that the United States will not have an aircraft carrier in the Gulf.
The Navy says there is no problem for the U.S., as most of the airstrikes are carried out by the Air Force. But the removal of the USS Theodore Roosevelt required CENTCOM to write it off.
The USS Theodore Roosevelt- using "Teddy's" expression – "speak softly and carry a big stick" US Navy photo
According to CNN,
The Pentagon has a formal military requirement to keep at least one carrier in the gulf region at all times, so U.S. Central Command had to approve the decision to have a gap, according to a defense official.
In the great "strategy" of the Obama Administration, why has this occurred now, just as Russian warships and jets have made a huge move in the Middle East?
There is no doubt that the ship needs maintenance, considering recent military budget cuts and all the headaches that go with just doing "hull swaps" (changing crews without changing ships).
"Overextending the Navy in 2010 to 2013 caused our need to recover maintenance and readiness that caused this gap. The increased frequency and extension of carrier strike group deployments increased wear on the force, which led to increased maintenance and repair requirements and lengthened maintenance availability periods. That recovery time is now upon us." Navy Official
But the timing is odd.
The USS Theodore Roosevelt was sent to intercept Iranian weapons shipments back in April of 2015. The danger of Iran's movements and Russian aggression in the region make this a tough time to be taking a break from the rules.
The Pentagon announced that they had taken measures to "ensure" that there was a safe distance between American and Russian airstrikes. But make no mistake, Russia has noticed the absence of the United States in the Gulf. Let's just hope that the replacement carrier, the USS Harry Truman, will arrive sooner than later.
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package com.njyb.gbdbase.service.admincenter;

import java.util.List;

import com.njyb.gbdbase.model.login.UserLoginlogModel;
import com.njyb.gbdbase.model.usermanagement.QueryModel;

/**
 * 登录日志管理
 * @author hu
 */
public interface ILoginLogService {
	/**
	 * 分页查询用户登录日志列表
	 * @param qury
	 * @return
	 */
	List<UserLoginlogModel> queryUserLogModelForPaging(QueryModel query);
	/**
	 * 根据用户ID分页查询用户登录日志
	 * @param query
	 * @return
	 */
	List<UserLoginlogModel> queryUserLogModelByUserIdForPaging(QueryModel query);
	/**
	 * 根据用户的ID查询登录日志的数量
	 * @param query
	 * @return
	 */
	int queryCountUserLogModelByUserId(QueryModel query);
	/**
	 * 查询全部登录日志的数量
	 * @param query
	 * @return
	 */
	int queryCountUserLogModel(QueryModel query);

}

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Mid-America Regional Council
Non-profit Organization in Downtown Kansas City, Kansas City, Missouri, US
Adaire Stewart
Great organization! Does wonderful things and provides much-needed services to the aging population in our community, it is truly an honor to work alongside this organization.
Website: marc.org
Address: 600 Broadway Blvd Ste 200, Downtown Kansas City, Kansas City, Missouri 64105, US
Mid-America Regional Council is a Non-profit organization located at 600 Broadway Blvd Ste 200, Downtown Kansas City, Kansas City, Missouri 64105, US.
The business is listed under non-profit organization category. It has received 88 reviews with an average rating of 4.7 stars.
Have received a lot of great training here.
RAJ HOSSAIN
MARC is a great organization that offers classes for public safety personnel. All located in a very nice facility within walking distance of several restaurants.
Chris Poje
Awesome building andnd I love what these guys are about, attended a training yesterday and it was a great experience.
Megan Daniel
This is such a cool place and what they do for the community is absolutely amazing!
What categories is Mid-America Regional Council listed in?
Mid-America Regional Council is listed under
What are people saying about Mid-America Regional Council
"Great organization! Does wonderful things and provides much-needed services to the aging population in our community, it is truly an honor to work alongside this organization."
"Have received a lot of great training here."
"MARC is a great organization that offers classes for public safety personnel. All located in a very nice facility within walking distance of several restaurants."
"Awesome building andnd I love what these guys are about, attended a training yesterday and it was a great experience."
"This is such a cool place and what they do for the community is absolutely amazing!"
How is Mid-America Regional Council rated?
Mid-America Regional Council has 4.7 stars from 88 reviews.
What is the address of Mid-America Regional Council.
The address of Mid-America Regional Council is 600 Broadway Blvd Ste 200, Downtown Kansas City, Kansas City, Missouri, US.
Greater Kansas City LISC (Local Initiative Support Corporation)
600 Broadway Street # 280, Kansas City, MO 64105
Greater Kansas City Community Foundation
1055 Broadway Blvd #130, Kansas City, MO 64105
Crossroads Charter Schools
1011 Central St, Kansas City, MO 64105
Access Sport Adventures
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Youthnet of Greater Kansas Cty
104 W 9th St, Kansas City, MO 64105
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Hispanic Development Fund
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