A dancing humanoid robot got a little too funky during a performance in Cupertino, California and had to be restrained by staff after knocking items off a table.
Trending is a special news segment that covers hot stories that are currently getting attention in the media. This segment is usually presented by a network anchor or a news correspondent. Trending segments are typically shorter than regular newscasts, and they can be interrupted by a breaking story or other events that require an immediate response from a station. These segments may also feature a countdown sequence, with a distinctive music cue to alert affiliates to the interruption, so they can switch to the network feed. The term “breaking news” was first used to describe a story that required an immediate interruption of non-news programming, such as the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 1963, although cut-ins and alert crawls have been used more frequently since the rise of 24-hour news networks.
