that's where bronson, a lab, was stuck. bronson's owner is a breeder.horpe took bronson for a walk but he got stuck down in there. they had to call the confined space rescue team to get him out and she thought when he came out he would be injured. >> some place to walk because i thought he had broken legs. >> they say it wouldn't come out because it got tangled up in twine. rescuers had to go down, cut him out. he was 65 feet down. >> he didn't fall. this isn't a 65-feet fall. he was 356 feet into the storm drain and hanging out, being a dog. >> covered in sludge. look, there he comes out. sheepish like, was that my fault? >> the stand-up with the reporter in his suit, scratching a muddy dog belly. >> particularly concerned about him being in the area because there could have been gases that would have been dangerous for him. the owner's going to take him to the vet to make sure he's okay. >> 65 feet in but 3 feet away from the other side. >> exactly. >> i did think about that. >> and this happened. this cat needs a rescue. >> a cat stuck between the sc

. >> rich bronson. >> sir richard bronson. >> so richard bronson. okay. great faust for the employees of virgin. they can take a vacation whenever they want. unlimited vacation time. why he thinks this will motivate his staff more, how much vacation time would you take if you had the choice? plus this: we have -- come, say hi, whole family is here, all three of us. >> my family is here, too. there are six of us, pull it right over there. >> on good day this morning, why the former cast mates are teaming up once again. >> okay. >> because they're good together. >> i can't wait to talk to them. >> i know, going to be sun. >> i so, can we just relate to something that happened to the two of us after the show yesterday? >> oh, goodness, what happened? >> we walk over to this little deli, down the street, i go there every single day. >> i don't. >> so i made a purchase. and kerrey and i were having a conversation, so she was standing next to me. and just as we're leaving the deli, the woman behind the counter says to you, what did she say? >> she saysment. why

is working against will be fully closed all thank you for your time and have tea party member you bronson there on the line. he is the u.s. has been spending hundreds of billions of dollars on its nuclear arsenal but with a spate of scandal surrounding the units responsible for the foundations of warheads and an aging infrastructure questions and being are still with the security of the world's deadliest weapons gun if you can reports. in a field where there is no room for error a series of scandals is haunting the management of land based nuclear missiles earlier this year ninety one officers were implicated in a test cheating scandal it's twenty percent of all officers who are in charge of some of america's deadliest weapons the air force removed the entire chain of command at the base where it happened while investigating those missileers personal cell phones this part of the drug investigation o.s.i. agents found test material on them investigations of drug possession by missile officers also made headlines and there was more this week the air force says the entire wing failed a safet

charles: now, i love the guy, but last week richard bronson joined this unlimited vacation movement,ing he thought it was smart for businesses, right now for him it is a nonpolicy at various companies, managers still decide, but employees, like netflix, and zinga and groupon, only caveat. ys musopenys -- employees must e up-to-date with work, they cannot damage the. or company, here is what he said too neil cavuto last week. >> if anybody wants to take holiday any time they can. >> what if everyone did at same time. >> they just get the job done, and company keep running. so, flexibility, people want to work from home they should be able to work from home. charles: all right, so on further review what are implications of unlimited days off is this a business good strategy. >> i respectful have to disagree with sir richard bronson, i think it creates moral hazard risk, like a dress code, there are a few that will push the envelope to the down side they pose a risk to the system, you could make exceptions if you have an unlimited policy you risk things falling apart. >> this encourages

"death wish" hits theaters starring charles bronson. the vigilante here confronting alley must alley mugger number. an uncredited actor named denzel washington makes his first film appearance. september 2014, the script is flipped. 40 years after that "death wish" debut, it's denzel going vigilante in his latest, "the equalizer" with director antoine pucka. >> i know it's acting, but you convinced me. make the wrong move with denzel, he can equalize a fella or two. >> ah! i'm not that guy. no, i'm a nice love -- no, it's just a role. it's not denzel. >> who is denzel? the story begins in mt. vernon, new york. he's born in 1954. the second of three children to less thannis, a beautician and denzel senior, a pentecostal minister. >> i played a little this is denzel's life. i want to show you a couple. >> ah. >> i would like to bite these cheeks. >> where did you get this? >> i want to bite his cheeks. >> where did you find this? you've got to go through my family. >> i have my ways. >> and you know who that is? that's my older sister. and

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s party member hugh bronson explains what his group wants to achieve in brussels. the main issues that our seven representatives in the european parliament want to address of coals over the three points one of goals is to secure national sovereignty and to work against the united states of europe because the peoples of europe have never been asked if they want to live in a super state stretching from boston to let's say the border to ukraine. secondly they want to reduce bureaucracy and the spending the uncontrolled spending of taxpayers' money that goes to brussels last but at least they want more democracy more her end. of the world's most ambitious gas pipeline projects which will link russia with china got a festive start yesterday of wasn't russia's forty streatch in us construction of a historic network was launched. russia's gas pipeline network is expanding to the east now this is the first section of the a brand new power of siberia by applying that will carry the natural resource to customers here in russia and all the way to china as well in maybe moscow

s support a party member hugh bronson explained what his group wants to achieve in brussels.the main issues that our seven representatives in the european parliament want to address of course over the three points one of course is to secure national sovereignty and to work against the united states of europe because the peoples of europe have never been asked if they want to live in a super state stretching from respond to let's say the border to ukraine. secondly they want to reduce bureaucracy going to spending the uncontrolled spending of taxpayers' money that goes to brussels last but at least they want more democracy more a friend. check in a few stories in a web site r.t. dot com tonight we put together for you monk so many bahrain is detained another human rights activist the moment she got off the plane we're talking about this last night didn't see him catch up with it but he dot com has got her story also the opinion of key opposition needed now bill rogers spoke to the interviews online if you want to check it also online it turns out that a hard day's work can kil

other provinces the alternative for germany group already has seven euro and p's party member hugh bronsonexperience what his group wants to achieve in brussels. the main issues that our seven representatives in the european parliament want to address of calls over three points one of colt's is to secure national sovereignty and to work against the united states of europe because the peoples of europe have never been asked if they want to live in a super state stretching from bomb to let's say the border to ukraine. secondly they want to reduce bureaucracy and the spending the uncontrolled spending of taxpayers' money that goes to brussels last but at least they want more democracy more a friend of. one of the world's most ambitious gas pipeline projects which will link russia with china got a festive start yesterday remind koester of was in russia's far east region us construction of the historic network was launched russia's gas pipeline network is expanding to the east now this is the first section of the a brand new power of siberia by applying that will carry the natural resource to c

s party member hugh bronson explains what his group wants to achieve in brussels. the main issues that our seven representatives in the european parliament want to address of calls over three points one of goals is to secure national sovereignty and to work against the united states of europe because the peoples of europe have never been asked if they want to live in a super state stretching from bomb to let's say the border to ukraine. secondly they want to reduce bureaucracy and the spending the uncontrolled spending of taxpayers' money that goes to brussels last but at least they want more democracy more a friend. one of the world's most ambitious gas pipeline projects which will link russia with china got a festive start yesterday remind cost rivals and russia's far east region as construction of the historic network was launched russia's gas pipeline network is expanding to the east now this is the first section of the a brand new power of siberia by applying that will carry the national resource to customers here in russia and all the way to china as well in

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joining us now, edmund hartnett from bronson risk consultants and former nypd deputy chief, also joe loomis from signer spawns. welcome to you both. edwin, start with you, general question here is this interfering with legal police probes as far as you can tell from what aing has said? >> on the surface, it seems like it's good news for the bad guys and bad news for law enforcement, more restrictive, to get a search warrant, robbery warrant than in the past. bad news for law enforcement. >> you field feel it is shielding the bad guys needlessly. joe, you don't think so? >> give it a month, i think um see circum vision of this type of encryption technology, an example of what happened with the android operating system, where they have the frozen hack in order to break the encryption on that mobile device. i see teams like rocco grillo at pro-tivity, his team is called in by forensic s teams in law enforcement to do these type of hajjs to get into the phones under warrant. >> now, i truly don't understand. so, if i have a warrant, if i'm police, why would they currently now need hackin

. >> i want to bring in sir richard bronson along with the program lead.from new york city to announce this initiative. trucking efficiency.org. give us the overall view of what you hope this program will accomplish when it comes to making the trucking industry much more fuel efficient. >> we set up a not for profit a few years ago called the carbon war room to work with the 21 industries that put out the most carbon in the world and try to work out ways to making them more efficient. and the carbon war room team has set up a group of people to try to work with the trucking industry to see if they can make trucks a lot more efficient and save, you know, the truck drivers a lot of money and they've done great. they've come up with i think 60 or 70 different ideas to make trucks much more efficient and it would make a massive difference to trucking here in america and around the world. >> mark, you've got about 70 different fuel efficiency tools, so to speak. ideas that different fleet operators and we're talking more of the independent operators. large ones