. >> my big delight was to make a model airplane made of balsa wood, go up on the roof, send it off and see how long it took it to crash. >> many of the military's top brass had disdain for the aeroplane. but some in uniform did believe. none more outspoken and zealous than billy mitchell. >> billy mitchell believed that air power could be decisive in warfare and that the next war would be won by air power. >> mitchell's visionary idea that the united states should have a separate air force made him some enemies, but it also made him friends. many of them, world war i pilots like captain robert oles. >> this is my dad. >> his son can still remember hearing the fly boys spin their yarns. >> i used to sit at the top of the stairs as a little boy and listen to my dad and his contemporaries. it was back during the depression years, so the entertainment was whatever they did right there on base. i'd hear their tales of flying. >> robin oles was born in 1922 and he'd follow his father into the skies, becoming a legendary ace and military leader. >> dad took me up on my birthday when i was abo

balsas to say i have the diary. in coming down in the last two years we have all the papers and as well as the papers of john boone. so can you raise your hand?. >> iso glad she came down. so it is a thrill for all of us to have to hear. >> two years in the making and here we are. i will let him to you the story. and without any further waiting. [applause] >> thank you very much for being here when you are introduced by jim you have the feeling he could do the presentation better than you could. so given the fact he is not i will do my best but will not be quite as good because gm has been great to make these things happen. but being there at the macarthur memorial is a special thrill for me because part of my story comes from working at the memorial going through the archives trying to put together the true story of these heroes fighting in the philippines 1942 through 45. is a great pleasure. but there is a sense there is a scholarly peas of the story which i will not delve into too much but with luck i have been

en mÉxico pagaron 620 dÓlares por la protecciÓn de "los zetas" y 80 dÓlares para cruzar el rÍo en balsa. >> ¿ no hay trabajo en aguas calientes?. >> no hay trabajo, estÁ difÍcil para allÁ, entonces uno toma decisiones. >> rubÉn pereira, noticias telemundo. >> nueva ola de redadas de ice, tal como anunciaron las autoridades de inmigraciÓn planean iniciar desde el domingo prÓximo una serie de operativos que se van a concentrar en detener a jÓvenes indocumentados entre 16 y 17 aÑos sospechosos de estar relacionados con pandillas, tambiÉn se buscarÁ a quienes hayan cruzado la frontera ilegalmente con sus hijos y tengan ordenes de deportaciones. el tribunal superior de justicia de massachusetts determinÓ que las cortes de ese estado no tienen jurisdicciÓn para mantener prisionero a nadie bajo peticiÓn de autoridades de inmigraciÓn, esto va contra el deseo de las cortes que quieren que se mantengan bajo custodia si son sospechosos de haber violado las leyes migratorios. voto crucial en el senado, los republicanos estÁn convocados a votar para decidir si se vuelve a tramitar la reforma de salu