he was the bombardier. and when they actually surprised and sank the boat they circled around a low altitude just make sure that they had indeed socked it. they saw these poor germans popping to the surface about 100 feet down. he did a very interesting thing. he ordered his crew take off the life jackets and throw them out to the germans and the water below. and when they rescued two days later, unconscious, severely sunburned, exposure, he was wearing george bellamy's life jacket. here they are about to go off for their second career. there were all repatriated to germany in 1946. such a backlog, i guess you could call it. german pows in the united states. these are only the second you both crew. by 1945 directions of thousands. own network of pow camps from here to the west coast. and in 1942 so years of correspondence perry king at his home outside of hamburg, germany . while the most poignant things i came across as when king was introduced for the first time it was two days after he had sunk his boat.

bombardier the story. what a private owner to this very special children's their version of viral fever. the nation celebrates what is that a steady stream of posts this popped up on life. according to this comedy. so today we decided to take you through everything that has to do with children's day especially the things that people are talking about online this will range from four children dream of becoming wanted to walk to the guests that they would like to receive a directory of the shortest day was celebrated approximately ninety years ago. it was officially designated as national holidays and forty years ago. golden state is celebrated on different days and in different ways off from the world so but started taking a look at some of the different customs which people across the globe celebrate their children enjoy the children's day is celebrated on june first and although it is not a national holiday it is here in korea children are called the little things. received royal treatment wherever they g

the bombardier beetle spews a toxic chemical spray to kill when threatened by predators. researchers in switzerland took that idea to develop an antivandalism mechanism for atms using several layers of plastic. if the plastic is damaged it will release a hot foam aimed at the thieves' face. no one is using the idea yet. it's still in the development stage. >>> a wind-whipped fire funnel captured on camera is being called a "firenado." a woman in missouri stopped to take this picture of what she calls the coolest and scariest thing she has ever seen. the woman said a farmer was in the process of burning off his field when winds pulled the flames into a funnel. the picture went viral after she posted it to instagram. >> hopefully no "firenados" in our future but meteorologist paul deanno is at the san pablo reservoir in el sobrante looking ahead to a warmer rather nice mother's day weekend. >> it's going to be a fantastic mother's day weekend. 7million people live in the bay area it's a major metropolitan area but you can do this. less than 20 miles as the crow flies from s

bombardier. >> good morning. >> it is great to have you. in charge of sales for the whole region. china is a big back your here -- china is a big factor here. tell us the progress you are making. this new jet compete against the boeing 737. >> we are very excited about our progress. we have a huge amount of interest. when announced an order with the chinese leasing company clc. this is a big set for us here in china. >> use it at the office in china in 2012. >> in shanghai. >> before we get into the specific nets, what is your overall sense of china here? are you encouraged by what you are seeing? as severe as some have painted out? >> a slowdown in china 7.5% growth greeted that is good by anybody's measure except maybe china. the aviation market is still booming. you still see high single digits. outskirts in the west in developing regions, it is the teens.tea it is still spinning up. regional aviation. world, whatdeal airlines are they working for question mark how do you dispense sales? >> we have one recent example of a regional airlin

and one thing i found out, the second guy from the left is george bella my, a corporal and the bombardier, and they flew around to make sure they had sink because the commanders were good at throwing garbage and debris out of the torpedo toupees to make it look like they were sunk. but they saw these poor germans popping to the surface and cain did a very humane thing help ordered his own crew to take off their life jackets and through them to the germans below, and then why rescued horst degen. unconscious, surgeon burn, he was wearing george bellamys live life jacket. and they were all repatriated in germany in 1946. such a backlog, i guess you could call it. in 1942, only a handful of german p.o.w.s in the united states. these were only the second u-boat. by 1945 there were torches thousands and german and italian soldiers detained in a whole network of p.o.w. camps from here to the west coast. so took awhile to get everybody back home after the surrender. in 1982, after several years of correspondence, harry cain and horst degen met at his house in germany, and one are the more poigna

. >> boeing and airbus primarily but emembraer and bombardier are doing great as well.ing a great job. >> doing a great job. liz: private equity that owns you are making a lot of money, mcquarry still wants you. they made a bid in 2006. what would you like to see for future of? >> you know, somebody with equity that really wants to grow the business. when i, when i took over awas in 2010 we were 4 billion in asset value. now we're at 11 billion. liz: bravo. >> just a handful of years. so the opportunity to grow, if somebody wants to put equity to work and aviation leasing in general and awas -- david: answer in five seconds, will seats be more or less comfortable. >> much more comfortable. book your butler and partner now. david: i want to book my butt. ray, thank youery much. >> thank you, ray. thinking out of the box. you might think shipping containers can only be used for transporting goods around the world. we switch it to in the box could be turned into something very different that could save lives. when folks think about what they get from alaska, they think sal

be ins out from bombardier. slightly show on that.received net orders in the first quarter, 19.1 versus 28. they say they're on track to meet full-year guidance. i'm trying to be reassuring with that. exxonmobil and conoco set to report earnings before the u.s. opening bell. we've seen shell and bp beat earlier this week. wall street's expecting exxon to post an earnings per share of $1.88 and conoco, $1.58 a share. daniel is a senior port foal kb -- portfolio manager. what's interesting, energy stocks have had three months of gain. >> finally. it's a very unloved sector. it's been posting pedestrian growth numbers and declining return on capital employed. it's been disappointing in the last three to four years for investors. big oil is regaining its ground. it's starting to be more capital disciplined and we're starting to see a little bit of light at the end of the tunnel, however, it's the first quarter, first quarter results tend to be good. we need to see a little bit more to get earnings going up. >> as far as exxon and conoco p

a celebratory ring, the officer, made by bombardier, he gave it to me but the rest of the story, paul harvey like, tapping on a wall one day, new guy moved in next door, you don't have windows, don't have the trappings of hogan's he rose and tried cap back john borling here, pop kern was really old, might have been 57 or 58. and he said hi, dick, and i said no. john. he said i was with you, he lived with my uncle as a pow and i was a pow in vietnam. you know what his mission was? he took a flight of 4 f. 4s over a site to see if it was operational. it was. across from three airplanes. dumb stuff in wars. >> host: we're talking with john borling, author of "taps on the wall: poems from the hanoi hilton". you divide this book into four sections of your captivity. as you were just mentioning the early years were particularly difficult. was it the isolation or something else? >> guest: the isolation for the first four years, physical pain, psychological pain was the norm, we tapped on the walls, that was our lifeline because we wanted people to have our names, needed to have a chain of co

defense systems on behalf of the bombardier beetle the beetle sprays predators with the chemicals hydro quinn on and hydrogen peroxide which are stored in two separate repositories with its abdomen mixed in a third chamber they then spray their enemies with a boiling acidic fluid back to the machine developers intend to fill out fill one compartment with hydrogen peroxide and another with magnes separated by only a thin barrier that if the tape tampered with would break mixing the chemicals which would spew onto iraq face that guy is trying hard so he would have been down already or your face if you just forgot your code got angry and smacked the machine but don't worry there's no way to empty. anyway boom bust is coming up next here on r t aaron ade joins us for a quick preview they are out lindsay that was pretty amazing and i love i like slips off he goes back to the persistent yes for sure ok now anyway coming up i'm going bust author of the book think twice harnessing the power of counter intuition michael mobius in his live on today's show moment said is head of global financial s