let's bring in brian todd.nd dramatic. >> wolf, this change in tone has been nothing short of extraordinary. we've gone from the president threatening fire and fury and trading insults with kim jong-un to what we're hearing tonight, the president and his secretary of state bestowing prize and lofty titles on the dictator. mike pompeo says after meeting with kim jong-un in recent days that he and president trump have their eyes wide open on the risks of making a deal with the dictator. but the secretary of state is otherwise brimming with optimism over what can be accomplished in their planned summit next month. >> it is our fervent hope that chairman kim wants to make a strategic change. >> reporter: that title he's giving kim is raising eyebrows. >> it's chairman kim, interacting with me directly. if chairman kim chooses the right path, a future of prosperity for the north korean people. >> reporter: pompeo's compliments come after president trump offered his own positive view of kim in recent days opinion. >>

brian todd, what are you learning?e isis sympathizer directed threats to the prince by publishing the address of prince george's school. speaking to terrorism and security experts warn this glamorous family generating so much attention now may have to deal with more of these threats in the future. an adorable four-year-old, one of britain's most loved royals. he is third in line to be king. tonight, there's increasing concern he could be a terror target. prince george according to british authorities attracted the interest of an isis sympathizer who pled guilty to terrorism charges. rashied in an online campaign encouraged jihadists to target the young prince. >> when a terrorist says target, in this case it means a kill. could also mean to kidnap. >> british officials say he tried to offer a road map, publishing the address of prince george's school. the royals are no strangers to high profile terror threats. in 1979 lord mount batten, prince charles' grand uncle was assassinated by the ira, a bomb destroying his yach

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than a year ago, the president was threatening the north korean leader with fire and fury, cnn's brian toddis, wolf. no doubt the president has scored a victory with the release of the detainees but his change in rhetoric toward kim in recent months has been drastic and tonight veteran diplomats and former officials are warning of the dangers of being too flattering of kim jong-un. >> i think you probably broke the all time in history television ratings for 3:00 in the morning. >> reporter: a victory lap on the tarmac, standing next to three american detainees just released from north korea, the president gushes over the dictator who imprisoned them. >> we want to thank kim jong-un who really was excellent to these three incredible people. >> reporter: the so-called excellent freedom of kim dong-chul meant three years in a labor camp. his critics are pouncing. >> he weakens morn foreign policy and puts americans at risk around the world. if our adversaries look at what the president said in reaction to kim jong-un, why shouldn't they detain american citizensnd and get a huge pat on the back

let's bring in brian todd, what are you hearing?rter: we're seeing reports that president trump has grown anxious over the summit. pressing his aides on whether he should go to singapore at all. the president has himself been thrown off his game by recent statements from kim jong-un's routine. >> thank you. >> reporter: president trump tonight seems increasingly jittery with a possible summit with kim jong-un. the president tweeting today, china must continue to be strong and tight on the border of north korea until a deal is made. analysts say that's a reference to recent reports that china may be letting up on sanctions against kim's regime and allowing more north korean goods to be smuggled into china. >> why was that significant? because president trump know gs that if kim jong-un believes the chinese are going to bail him out economically, kim is under much less pressure to strike a deal quickly. >> reporter: another sign of presummit jitters the "new york times" reports that president trump has has become more concerned that a

cnn's brian todd is following developments. are there any indications this could happen soon?minent, rudy giuliani said it would be today. the white house and state department seemed to dial back on all of it. the fate of three americans detained by kim jong-un's regime is a mystery. president trump tweeted "stay tuned." rudy giuliani, the president's new legal adviser, but not government employee, made a bold promise. >> we got kim jong-un impressed enough to be releasing three prisoners today. >> other officials in the white house and state department couldn't verify the three would be released imminently. >> we can't confirm the validity of any of the reports currently out about their release. >> some administration officials tell cnn they were frustrated that guilliani was saying too much too soon. one u.s. official said they were confident of a release, but officials are working to verify reports that the three americans were moved from labor camps to a hotel in pyongyang. >> what they do is before they release hostages, give them good food, put them in hotel, move them f

for more on that, cnn's brian todd is in washington. >> don't you think a lot of these people would pay that? >> reporter: sources familiar with president trump's legal team tell cnn the team is angry with giuliani. one source complaining that giuliani's media blitz this week was a, quote, s show. another saying the president's lightning rod new legal adviser is pouring fuel on the stormy daniels case. giuliani seemingly off the off remarks could have gotten the president in more legal trouble. like when giuliani highlighted how important it might have been to the trump campaign to keep daniels quiet about the alleged affair before the 2016 election. >> imagine if that came out on october 15th, 2016, in the middle of the last debate with hillary clinton. cohen made it go away. he did his job. >> reporter: a headache for trump and his lawyers because they've always contended the daniels payment was a personal expense and wasn't made to influence the election. >> that statement by rudy giuliani does suggest that it was related to an election. if it's related to an election, then it may be

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data business colleague brian todd lee checked in on november twenty third one thousand nine hundred six flight eight hundred nine six one to nairobi a saturday dad flew in first tightly in business. it was a last minute decision to take brian along he hated flight. captain lola but it takes me aboard a flight simulator. it's programmed to reenact what happened to flight eighty nine six one was anything unusual that any any premonition you had about this flight. oh it does my daughter for the day. i celebrated her birthday out tom and i came out for the flight for the beautiful day and it's guys claire. started out very nice. when we took off when the plane took a. before it even leveled out. we heard the i heard some noise coming from back and then i noticed two gentlemen running up the aisles towards the cockpit so they came into the cockpit take a moment on i mean there are three of them they took the fire extinguisher and they started beating the copilot crawled along. i said guys hold on what's going on here shut up the flight is hijacked ok no problem i saw moment i mean come o

brian todd taking that and knights and what does that have to do to keep em out. so for so long. is a chemical widely used to kill. the super bowl where it was like in the early history. runs a. possible. future scientists prove that context really. on the human race to science servants to will free of g.m. and chrysler state would even be able to see if we pass the points of never send. her back with that tkinter said her again former vice president of the european commission discussing the i'm an easy german russian partnership right so the new german foreign minister mr maass has started by taking a tough stance on russia but just a little while later we see germany and russia standing together in support of the iran deal against american attempts to dismantle it can one of the effects of the iran deal affair be to actually bring germany and russia closer together. yes i think i think it does we have a busy strong common interest here and perhaps it shows that many many other us have common interests as far as the new foreign minister in germany is concerned. and they should g

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brian todd is taking that name lives and what does that have to do. that. was just. photos from our soft. life is a chemical widely used to kill lead. this is the most widely used herbicide in the old beer that is. used by the city and runs there's a possible temptation. to her future scientists truth to dream projects really awful on the human race to science servants to the world free of g.m. in crisis eight wouldn't even be able to see as we passed the points of never sent . german chancellor angela merkel is on an official visit to russia with iran syria and ukraine topping the agenda. from the arabian nuclear deal to all callings of sanctions the russian and german leaders. this variety of topics but stress that nothing will threaten their friendship and partnership. are also to come european commission triggers never before used legislation created more than two decades ago to shield you companies from the impact of u.s. sanctions on iran and former russian spy pilot who was poisoned by nerve agent in the u.k. in march is discharged from hospital however moscow

brian todd is taking that a night and what does that have to do with g.m. . almost swapped. is the chemical plant least we. think luther was the right. crime scene and the runs there's a possible temptation. to turn to just scientists. on the human race to servants to. the state which even david see as we pass the points of never send. we make a deal i think kim jong un is going to be very very happy if you look at that model with. that model would take place if we don't make a deal with north korea. resorting to a stick approach giving pyongyang the choice between wealth and prosperity or a fate. as major companies are quick iran over u.s. . special powers in order to protect european enterprises from washington. more victims of forced sterilization is now scrapped. here on the program we hear one man's story. and it was full so how do you. know what. my life has been made the. world news headlines. this is the international from all of us here welcome to the program. with an unprecedented meeting between the u.s. and north korean leaders show if you will for june both side

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brian todd is taking that in lives and what does not have to do with g.m. . it was just. almost swamped. is a chemical widely used to kill. us it was widely believed the service right to the old to be early because. they use closer to the runs there's a possible contamination. that can occur in future scientists proof that g.m. products really awful on the human race to science service to the world free of g.m.'s in crisis eight wouldn't even be able to actually pass the points of never send. welcome back while u.k. prime minister tres m a plows ahead with plans for fracking in britain the un weighs in tomorrow with a report and fracking has implications for the paris climate agreement which attempts to avert global destruction the u.n. report is also set to outline potential earthquake risk posed by fracking joining me now is professor peter stiles forward visor to u.k. prime minister david cameron and an expert in applied and environmental geo physics professor styles peter thanks for coming on going underground even the u.s. geological survey admits that there is some

brian todd is taking that and night and what does not have to do with g.m. i. was just. going to have the shadows almost swapped. life is a chemical widely used to kill the weak. blows that the worldwide legal service right to be here is very. dangerous times and runs off there's a possible contamination that. kind of her future scientists proof that she in context really awful on the human race to surface to wells free of g.m.'s in crisis eight which we even did the same as we cost the points of never send. one. and now everything is being turned into a massive cloud of dust and r.t. correspondent with this is how north korea keeps its end of the bargain with the u.s. by destroying its nuclear test starting. just hours after the demolition from donald trump council of potentially historic u.s. will we are moving pyongyang wondering if its peace efforts work or invade. french president makes wrong recognizes russia's strong role on the world stage as he joins vladimir putin at the international economic forum in some pieces but our team there has all the deep.

brian todd is taking that and knights and what does not have to do with g.m. . trysts there's. also photos from osun opt. is a chemical widely used to kill we. listed the rules of labeling luther was like the deer in the street. they described in the runs are possible temptations to be kind of her future scientists truth that she in context really awful on the human race to science servants to world free of g.m.'s in crisis eight would be even be able to see as we pass the points of never send. our senses did a remarkable job of keeping humans alive four million years in terms of being able to hear see taste feel but now says the algorithms in the machines or the robots have evolved past humans capabilities to see more here more understand more feel more we as humans have to prepare for the fact that we are now becoming extinct. those who know the middle east understand that the decision to bring tens of thousands of palestinian marchers to our border is the work of hamas the question is does a country like israel have a right to protect its border its internationally recognize

brian todd is taking that a night and what does not have to do with g.m. . was just. published so long. life is a chemical widely used kill we. listen to the most widely used service right. here in history. they use prices and runs off possible temptations. that kind of her future scientists truth that she in context really. on the human race to service to will free of g.m.'s in crisis eight which may even be able to actually pos the points of never send. no. illo. ily. ily ily. ily ily. let our moment far far from home far far. higher. than the one. hour the old. god. we are working on shopping and you know there's a chance that it will work out there's a church it's a very substantial chance of the work there donald trump casts doubt on next month's planned meeting with the leader of north korea saying the highly anticipated talks may be delayed or may not take place at school. meanwhile north korea is reportedly dismantling its only nuclear site as part of a bargain with the u.s. we have access to the area and our correspondent will be reporting on his journey ther

cnn's brian todd is here. ore about what the vice president said to stir up this latest controversy. >> wolf, vice president pence had a lot of compliments for former sheriff joe arpaio of maricopa county, arizona. he was convicted of contempt of court and pardoned by president trump in a very controversial mood. the president is certainly not bashful about pardoning people and tonight there are serious questions about whether or not he might use that power to skirt the russia investigation. in arizona, vice president pence pays tribute to a popular former sheriff, now a senate candidate. a man pence called a great friend of the president. >> tireless champion of strong borders and the rule of law. spent a lifetime in law enforcement. sheriff joe arpaio! i'm honored to have you here. >> reporter: but that champion of the rule of law, former maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio was convicted for contempt of court more ignoring a judge's order to stop detaining people he suspected of being undocumented immigrants.

cnn's brian todd covered the shooting for us.ails in this transcript. >> chilling have very distressing. cnn has obtained transcripts of three and he lays out in details what he plans to do. authorities have not understand exactly when these videos were recorded. in these videos he says, quote, hello, my name is nick and i'm going to be the next shooter of 2018. my goal is at least 20 people with an ar-15 and a couple of tracer rounds. he says, quote, it's going to be a big event and when you see me on the news you'll all know who i am and more detail. he says, quote, here's the plan. i'm going to take uber from the afternoon at 2:40. from there i'll go onto the school campus, walk up the school, get my bags, my ar and walk up and down shoot people, what is it, the main courtyard, wait, and people will die. quote, today is the day, the day it all begins. the day of my massacre shall begin. all thids in school will run and fear and hide from the pragt of power they will all know who i am. he makes shooting sounds and says yeah, ca

brian todd begins. brian, we're learning more about the suspect. >> we are. new information from multiple sources. we're getting details on the suspect's background, the plan on attacking the school and on the minute by minute accounts of how this unfolded just after he walked in wearing a long coat and wearing a shotgun under it. tonight investigators are questioning 17-year-old dimitrios pagourtzis who they say planted explosives around the high school in texas before opening fire. >> shots fired. >> more shots fired. additional shots fired. >> the first call came into 9-1-1 shortly after school started. >> several more shots. >> students stay pagourtzis who attended santa fe high seemed to have a plan. fire alarms were pulled around the time the shooting happened. >> i was in the history hallway. as soon as we heard the alarms, everybody just started leaving. following the same procedure as we did. nobody thought it would be this. nobody thought it was a shooting. everybody just thought it was a normal procedure practice fire drill. >> pagourtzis appears t

and our brian todd has been looking into this situation. this is the question, brian.ople? >> well, brianna, the u.s. government tonight is investigating just how that happened. nearly 1,500 immigrant children are now unaccounted for after being placed with sponsors inside the u.s. this is after they've fled from very dangerous circumstances, just to get here. they arrive at america's southern border, running from the threat of drug cartels, gang violence, and other abuse. tonight, new information that a stunning number of unaccompanied immigrant children who have been processed through the system and placed with sponsors inside the u.s. are now unaccounted for. a top official with the department of health and human services testified recently that at the end of last year, when the department tried to follow up and contact thousands of unaccompanied children and their sponsors, they couldn't determine the whereabouts of 1,475 of them. tonight, members of congress are worried those children could fall into the hands of human traffickers or other kinds of abuse. >> some

brian todd, good report, brian. thank you. that's it for me. thank you very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." "erin burnett outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, breaking news, first lady melania trump hospitalized. t >>> plus, top republicans say the white house needs to apologize for an aide's cruel joke about john mccain. why is there still no apology? >>> and is the vice president going for a power grab? let's go "outfront." good evening, i'm erin burnett and "outfront" tonight, the breaking news. first lady melania trump hospitalized after undergoing a kidney procedure. her huds the president, expected to return to the white house any moment after visiting the first lady at the walter reed national medical center in bethesda, maryland. in a sincere thank you to everyone who has reached out to everyone with good thoughts and prayers. she's in good spirits and doing well. we knew very little, though, about this procedure. the first lady's office releasing a very brief statement, which reads, quote, this morning, first lady melania trump

brian todd reports. >> the diplomatic dance reached an almost unthinkable point. where an american president is offering to protect a brutal north korean dictator. >> i will guarantee his safety. yes. we will guarantee his safety. and we talked about that from the beginning. he will be safe. he will be happy. his country will be rich. >> that's not something american presidents do. this is extraordinary. something we have never seen before. and i hope you never see again. >> reporter: president president trump has been describing kim jong un in almost statesman like terms. >> he has been open. and i think very honorable. >> reporter: not all that long ago, mr. trump was referring to kim as slightly less than honorable. >> little rocket man. a sick puppy. >> reporter: in a tweet the president implied strongly kim was short and fat. how drastically has the dynamic changed? secretary of state after returning recently from a meeting can kim talked about how impressed he was with kim's command of the issue. >> he is very knowledgeable. in the sense he knows the files.

brian todd is looking into this. two explosive personalities, each obsessed with his own image. that driving these negotiations. >> it seems to be, wolf. these days it seems that at any given moment an insult from one side puts the sum knit jeopardy and then a compliment brings them closer together. we're told we could expect that in the coming days from two combustible leaders who don't seem to mind the security of the korean peninsula could be riding on their could be riding on thaer egos. trump declares a summit with kikim jong-un could happen. maybe on june 12th. >> everybody plays games. you know that. >> reporter: the president said he is pleased with statement the north koreans put out after he cancelled the summit. pyongyang saying it appreciated the fact that president trump made a brave diecision that no president many the past has made. >> if you want him to do something, you pararaise him. tell him how much you appreciate hit greatness. >> reporter: the fate of the summit and nuclear stand off now depend on the personalities of two scorpians in a bottle. volatile lea

let's bring in brian todd.e some interesting offers to the north koreans today. >> the president made some jarring promises today. he said kim and his country could become very rich if they made a deal with the u.s. in a most extraordinary offer, mr. trump seemed to almost guarantee kim jong-un would stay in power if the right agreement is made. after ominous messages and outright threats from the volatile north korean leader about pulling out of a summit with president trump, the president late today offered a possible carrot to kim jong-un. >> he'll get protections that will be very strong. >> reporter: analysts say this could be the kind of security the north korean leader values most. >> i think it could mean that the united states is willing to offer a guarantee to north korea that it will not engage in regime change. >> reporter: in recent days, the north koreans said if they were forced into a corner to unilaterally abandon nuclear weapons, they wouldn't be interested in a dialogue with trump. tonight, t

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let's go to brian todd and tell us more about the surprise announcement and the impact on efforts to free those three americans being held by the north koreans. >> wolf, a short time ago secretary pompeo said he will talk about the three americans during the meeting with north korea. he will nail down crucial details on a summit between president trump and kim jong-un and there is pressure for the detained americans to be released before the summit. >> reporter: tonight the secretary of state is on a mission to north korea -- president trump said a date and location is finalized but not yet announced. the president was asked if the three americans detained in north korea will be released. >> we'll be finding out. it is great if they are. >> reporter: this comes five days after the president's lawyer rudy giuliani announced the detainees would be released that day. >> we got kim jong-un impressed enough to be released -- three prisoners. >> reporter: and tonight according to reporters, the secretary of state said he would raise the issue of the three american prisoners but had no comm

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brian todd, the north koreans have a long history of brinksmanship. >> reporter: this development tonightkim jong-un. some gamesmanship to take the measure of president trump. it could be an indication that kim may be getting worry that had making a deal with the u.s. to denuclearize could compromise his hold on power. either way, veteran diplomats have a warning of their own tonight that north korea has a track record of walking up to that line with the u.s. and making deals only to walk back on them. three times the west has reached agreements for almost reached agreements with north korea only to see them fall apart. >> north korea has agreed to freeze its existing nuclear program. >> the first one was reached in the 1990s. >> we discovered they had another path to nuclear weapons and they were pursuing a highly enriched uranium program. that was in violation of the framework, certainly the spirit of the agreed framework. >> reporter: the second attempt was in the mid-2000s when north korea even blew up a nuclear reactor cooling tower in a display of sincerity but no success. >> after

. >> brian todd with the latest. >>> the alleged gunman is now in custody, said to be talking to investigators. our justice correspondent evan perez is here. what does law enforcement know about the suspect. >> wolf, as often happens in these cases, they have found very little trace of him -- there is no negative information in his background to indicate that this is something that he was thinking of doing. he hasn't had any previous significant run-ins with law enforcement that would cause him to think he would be somebody who could carry out something like this. it appears from talking to his classmates at least law enforcement believes that they found him to be quiet, but nobody really thought that something stood out that would cause something like this. obviously now they're doing investigation and talk to his family, they believe at some point something is going to stand out, something that may have happened recently, something that he has said and spoken about, obviously those journals will be see, the information on his phone and his computer, which will indicate whether -- how long he

brian todd with the food institute, we are also from new jersey so we have that in common. just a question about the food safety modernization act. a lot of our members in the food industry is, you know, dealing with those regulations right now from our own feeling, from our own understanding and what we have seen is a lot of companies are kind of dragging their feet right now, particularly the smaller ones and just wanted to see if you had any comments about what fda is planning, if there's any future changes planned there or how you see the roll-out progressing? >> look, it was a fundamental re-thinking of food safety in this country. you know, through aow through a preventive controls by changing the whole nature of the federal government's relationship to inspection on the farm, i mean, this was really a fundamental change in the structure of food safety and fda's role in food safety in the country. i was at fda during the time that we saw the e. coli outbreak in spinach it was a catastrophic event and multiple outbreaks of food bourn illness, it was clear that we neede

brian. steve: and steve. todd, thank you very much. are more megamorning deals you will hear next. ainsley: wonderful, let's check in with another mom, sandra smith. what is coming up in your show? >> good morning, ainsley. robert mueller questions for president trump leaked to "the new york times." we'll have fresh reaction from the white house coming up. >>> debate day in west virginia. where do candidates stand? we have a live report in moments. "america's newsroom" coming up, join us. >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield. with safelite's exclusive resin, you get a strong repair that you can trust. plus, with most insurance a safelite repair is no cost to you. >> customer: really?! >> singers: safelite repair, safelite replace. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. ♪ ainsley: mother's day is right around

brian: thanks, todd. hopefully we have more news of other arrests shortly. let's go over to ainsley and steve. ainsley: thanks, brian. americans having fewer children than ever before. steve: centers for disease control reporting that women in the united states had children in the lowest rate, just over 60 births for every one thousand. our next guest says there could be major political and societal impacts in the future. ainsley: here with more, research fellow at the hoover institution jeremy karl. jeremy, thanks for being with us. >> thanks so much for having me on. ainsley: why is this? why are fewer americans having babies? >> well, i think there is a lot of reasons. there's financial reasons. there's legal reasons that are securing men out of marriage market i think there. is value reasons. we're very much in a live for dassault sight right now. that is the message we often get from hollywood. anybody who has kids will tell you kids are an investment. a lot of people are not willing to make that investment. ainsley: and financial. steve: you should kno

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dana perino or todd star. brian: very similar. just warm up.or the audience at home, it's a big audience because i have seen them. you did not give me this questions ahead of time so i'm talk out loud. jesse: we usually have you talk out loud. brian: i would say dana perino because she has no dark side. i surveilled her from a distance. jesse: i don't think todd dances or drinks. i know perino drinks. would you go with perino is the bigger goody two shoes? >> in fairness to todd, nobody is better. cushiest job on the network. phil keating or phil keating? brian: i would say phil keating. he never buttoned his second button. if you kept him indoors he would still be tan and have that sandy beach look. jesse: we only see him on new year's eve at a miami club. brian: i am going with phil. jesse: most of fun person to hit the bars with. gutfeld or kimberly guilfoyle? brian: guilfoyle. she has the intellect, the background. she can talk -- jesse: you want to go to the bar with someone with an intellect. brian: i get tired of talking about myself. so

todd piro on that story. jillian: i would like to do that story. brian: you want to do that story? of my eyes. it's been shared millions of times. brian: ainsley has questions, we need answers. ainsley: good for a boy that age. probably loves to help people out. janice: you can instill that kind of. pete: kindness. janice: that's the word for it, empathy. that is what we need more of in this country is to see more of that. so, incredible. i mean, i just have tears thinking about it. all right. so we're going to talk about weather. 63 in new york. 74 in cleveland. 69 in chicago. there is the past 24 hours. you know we are still talking about the remnants of alberto across the great lakes and we are still going to see tropical moisture across the eastern third of the country over the next couple of days. there is your forecast rainfall. in some cases we could see areas of flooding and flash flooding. just be prepared. know what to do if there is a watch or warning in your area. there have your severe threat today. two areas of pressure out of the rockies and northern plains. the othe

todd went out over the weekend to the u.s. national indoor sky diving championship. brian scenes look at the country's latest adrenaline rush. todd: after looking at that i think i need to lay off the diners a little bit. i fly virginia beach literally swept me off my feet. we headed there to talk competition, the military and just a little hot air. check it out. >> dude, what is this? >> oh my gosh, it's indoor sky diving. have you ever heard of it? >> i have not. we have 350 force power fans on the top of our building that we circulate air 150 miles per hour. todd: let's see the tunnel. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> dreamed up this idea. >> i was in the navy 26 years. navy special operations. todd: you are used to deal with stuff that can kill you quite frankly. >> we used to travel to facilities around the country and train in vertical wind tunnels. we would always say why isn't there a wind tunnel in virginia beach. todd: while it may look like fun at the competition here. this is a training tool to keep our country safe. >> i was in the navy special worker operator.