>> the eagle has wings. >> the eagle has wings.de of the moon. collins in "columbia" continued in orbit, awaiting their return. >> all flight controllers, going to go for landing. guidance. >> go. >> control. >> go. >> surgeon. >> go. >> capcom, we're go for landing. >> go for landing, over. >> 3,000 feet. >> looking good. >> how about you, telcom? >> go. >> vital. >> go. >> 2,000 feet. 47 degrees, roger. 37 degrees. >> still looking very good. >> you're go. >> bravo one. >> bravo when you knew. >> 1201 alarm. >> we're go, flight. >> we're go. >> we're go. hang tight. we're go. eagle looking great. roger 1202, we copy it. 35 degrees. 750, coming down to 23. 540 feet out of 15. 10 and 50 feet down at 4. altitude, velocity light. 3 1/2 down, 220 feet. forward, 200 feet. 4 1/2 down. 5 1/2 down. 100 feet. 3 1/2 down. 9 forward. 75 feet. looking good. down a half. 6 forward. 60 seconds. lights on. forward. forward. 40 feet down. 2 1/2. picking up some dust. 4 forward, drifting to the right a little. >> 30 seconds. >> contact light. okay

as he explained to us, eagle feather head dresses, which have become an iconic american image, eagle feather head dresses were actually only worn by very few lakota men. they were worn by men who, once again, had to exhibit certain lakota virtues, the virtues being bravery, fortitude, wisdom, generosity. and as dwayne hollow horn bear explained, when a man wore an eagle feather head dress he would only have the best interests of his society in mind when he was wearing it. each eagle feather that is on the headdress was gifted to the man, and it was gifted to him to acknowledge some deed that he performed. and as dwayne hollow horn bear explains it, that deed could be as, quote, small as sharing one's food with somebody or as large as saving somebody's life during battle. but the point is each eagle feather represents a moment when that particular individual was honored by his community. and so for a man to have an eagle feather headdress with a trail that is this long, obviously means that he was somebody who was revered and respected within his own society by his own people. while e

engine stop. >> we copy you down, eagle. >> houston, the eagle has landed. and the world waited. july 20th, 1969. it is said that 500 million people gathered at tv sets around the world to wait for the first earthling to set foot on the moon. countless others listened to the radio. >> houston, loud and clear. >> never before had so many people been attuned to one event at one time. the world waited. curious, wondering aware. like a sleeper wakened in night by a far away sound. a moment sensed more than understood. >> we can see you coming down the ladder now. >> okay. i just checked. getting back up to the first step. it's not even collapsed too far. it's adequate to get back up. >> roger, we copy. good little jump. >> i'm at the foot of the ladder. the surface appears to be very fine grained as you get close to it. it's almost like a powder down there. that's one small step for man. one giant leap for man kind. >> that's one small step for man. one giant leap for mankind. >> that looks beautiful. >> it's a stark beauty all its own. it's different but very p

par 4/5 and then nailed the eagle putt after also making eagle on number four d shambo shot at 67 he one under par for the tournament in front by three strokes and not exactly football weather in fresno today 120 degrees for fresno state's game against uconn jake julie haener monta vista high school in danville and the offspring of our own julie julie haener there's a short completion to jalen cropper and then cropper turns it into an 86 yards touchdown play. julie haener was 2026 331 yards and three touchdowns before leaving the game with cramps the bulldogs rolled 40. by two. nothing i think i know where julie was this. i know she is. she told me she was heading their stand 120 degree. he did this in the ball. i've got to ask her about that when she gets back because that is good job i'm jake for still doing in that heat anyway. absolutely. all right. thanks so much we'll see you back at 10 o'clock and thank you for joining us. we're back for the 10 o'clock news right after 10 o'clock news right after lego masters modern [ both laughing ] right? yeah. hey, mom... listen to this car

we have 4 1/2. >> eagle looking great. you're go. >> roger 1202, we copy it. >> how are you doing, control? >> we look good here. >> guidance, you happy? >> go. >> 700 feet, 33 degrees. 100 feet, down to 19. 540 feet, down to 30, down to 15. >> attitude hold. >> okay, at hold. >> down 3 1/2, 47 forward. 1 1/2 down. 50 down, 2 1/2, 19 forward. >> bob, stand by. for your call out shortly. >> 15 forward. coming down nicely. 200 feet, 4 1/2 down, 5 1/2 down. 160 feet, 5 1/2 down, 9 forward. >> it's all level. >> it's all level. >> good. >> 120 feet. 100 feet, 3 1/2 down, 9 forward, 5%. 75 feet, down 1/2, 6 forward. >> 60 seconds. >> 60 seconds. lights on. 40 feet down, 2 1/2, picking up some dust. 30 feet, 2 1/2 down, 4 forward. drifting to the right a little. >> 30 seconds. >> 30 seconds. >> contact lights. okay, engine stopped. tank quilt base here. the eagle has landed. >> roger, tranquility. we copy you on the ground. you've got a bunch of guys about to turn blue. we're breathing again. thanks a lot. [ applause ] >> that w

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with me is it goes out of fill in a studio here across the story. eagle. what are the latest updates coming in? well, according to a source within fresh is lou enforcement and r t source. they've told us that right now, 3 versions are being looked at as to what has might have happened there. one is full t bus equipment, and other one is a passenger who was carrying something explosive or maybe a gas cylinder. so something like that, something that exploded involuntarily and option number 3 is, well, a terrorist attack. this is according to a, an art source within the police. now, the source also added that the 3rd version terrorism is right now, the least likely in their opinion, of course, in the view. and in general, it is a very sensitive time to when it comes to speculation as to what might have happened in that western or south western city. what can be clearly seen from a video and a warning. we're going to show you the video, but it is quite disturbing. so while a viewer discretion is advised here, so right now we're going to show you the video of t

the number one, the eagles are earning the top four. eagles may have misread the poll. because the eagles said three drinks per quarter, that's not true. the bangles have to drink to forget. because that team is trash. and the bill's mafia, have you seen them in the tailgates? they are obviously loaded. >> you could make a good point. they dive onto the folding table and they like to get tuned up. but if that list doesn't have eagles fans in the top four, it's bogus. >> fake news. speak up that's what we are here for, fair and balanced. that's fake news. >> and you invented that segment. >> thank you for promoting me. and promoting this book, "how i save the world" on fox news prime all next week. >> and i will be back tomorrow night at seven. but tonight it's time for tucker carlson. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: a good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." what a betrayal of the war in afghanistan turned out to be. they people for 20 years who paid for the occupation are the ones that died there of course, and that's a disaster for the re

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it is as i said a schematic eagle that is all right an inverted pyramid.if you turn the flag upside down, you can see the shape of the pyramid like the mexican pyramid. so, it also has the word huelga in there which means strike in spanish, and also in the native language of the philippines. and so the word really resonated with some of the whole constituency of the movement and kept and kept the workers animated and striking from 1965 when they launched the delay know grape strike to 1970 when they finally finished the strike. this is dolores huerta in one of her many roles for union. dolores was since the creation of the national farm workers organization, she had been the president of the union, and when the united farm workers union merged with the united farm workers committee to become a union, she was one of the main communicators out there to the radio and the tv and the printed media and the goals of the union, and also contract negotiator which was something that which she was extremely successful. she was as well a picket captain and one of the

the terrific noise and they start looking over to one of the other carriers, they see the carrier eaglehad been hit, wham, wham, wham, wham, four torpedoes in a german u goat that got through the screen and the eagle began to topple, topple and topple with planes falling into the sea on its deck and hundreds of men falling into the sea too and 8 minutes eagle was hit. there was nothing left except bubble and debris and a lot of bobbing heads in the water. that was one of britain's 7 carriers gone. well, after that everybody knew that this trip was not going to be effective. and the second day they started, they knew from first light that it was going to be really rough and they knew that the enemy's air forces was going to be coming. all through that day, 12th of august, attack after attack by german and italian submarines and german and italian aircraft, wave after wave of them. by about 5:00, 6:00 o'clock that day of august the 12th, every man was exhausted. the fighter pilots were exhausted, flying all day to try to drive off the waves of aircraft. the gunners on every ship were exha

eight minutes after eagle was hit there was nothing left except the bubbles and all the debris and ag heads of men in the water. that was one of the seven carriers gone. after that everybody knew that this trip was not going to benefit and the second day they started they knew from first light that it was going to be really rough and a new m. by five or 6:00 every man was exhausted. the fighter pilots were excited. they've been flying all day and the gunners on every ship were exhausted. they had expended enormous ammunition into submarine had quite a few more have driven off so by 5:00 the british were thinking well it's been a terrible day but we are still here. the worst that happened is we have lost one merchant ship that was damaged by bombing but all the rest are still intact. around five or 6:00 on the 12th of august the next 24 hours the royal navy suffered disastrous losses in the war but the formation of dive bombers ascended on the carrier and the whole of the fleet thousands of men on the other ship watched as this dive bomber descended off indomitable. the rain of power

investigated by emergency services and officials where he goes on his back in the studio for more days. eagle, what more do we know as the minutes and i was going on? well, the most concrete piece of information we have is from the russia's investigative committee, well, in the most official body, as official as it gets, i should say. and basically, according to them, they are not treating this as a terrorist attack. at least this is definitely not the primary version. and the fact was, well, in plain words, in plain words, they believed that this was a tragic accident. that whether or not that may be some of the it's either some of the passengers had something explosive on board. again, not intentionally. there was no malice. it was not a bomb, but something will explosive, like a gas cylinder or something like that. or which, from what i understand from there, what seems to be more likely in their opinion, is that the operator of the back of the bus was a negligent when it's going to will passenger's safety. and in general, the safety operate. one comes to the safety of operations of this p

me welcome back to the kaiser report back because our time now to return to our conversation with eagle vine, grier of gold, switzerland dot com, a gold waltzing service egon welcome back. thank you, max. good to see you again. so egon, we've talked a few times about central banks and their, their, their tenuous grasp on reality as they print the world into financial oblivion. ah, there does seem to be one stand out, one bank seems to be going the other way and raising rates. that would be the bank of russia. what do they know? are they making a colossal mistake? you got? well, max, yeah, there are some central banks who understand what's happening and but they are exceptional. and us, you say russia quite a substantial holding in us trash. truth is, for example, liquid liquidated those in the last few years, totally. and they have continues to build up their goal decision and substantially from their point of view. so they know what's happening and that you have a precedent and that doesn't have to buy boats. of course, in the same way, most people do vote but, but it's as, as we know

new jersey, but it took an extra hole female was three strokes off the lead when he ran off a birdie eagletch to close with the round of 65 this is his second shot in the price by 13th as he sticks the landing and sets himself up for a short eagle putt. he now played the back 9 500 park camera, smith shot a final round 67 the 200 regulation and tie, but smith's tee shot in the first playoff hole went over the retaining wall that separates the golf course from the hudson river. his second shot not a lot better female put his tee shot in the middle of the fairway that allowed him to put it away with a par putt for his second career pga championship first one came five years and 142 tournaments ago. the wind moves now to the top of the fedex cup standings as we said right now, the a's on the outside looking in at the american league wild card and here's part of the reason why the red sox were in the 11th inning of a tie game against texas this afternoon that's travis shaw with a walk off grand slam for an 84 win the combination of boston's winning the is loss puts the red sox game in front of

, and publisher of eagle action report. thanks for joining me, gentlemen. thank you. thank you. chad. i want to start with you, 1st of all, thank you so much for your service to our country. i really appreciate that. and you as a veteran, you spent time and i guess, and i assume what does looking at the pictures of the videos that we have seen over the past few days? what does that say to you? what is that? what's it, what are the thoughts that come to mind as you see the same land, but i'm sure you have thought it in the last fellow's fellow friends and brother and sisters in war. what is this doing with you right now? yeah, i did a diploma stab gas standards for a joint special operations command task force. my son did a deployment to afghanistan, so lots invested in stand for me and my family in a see this one for the just biggest tragic because of the nature of my job at 1st hand knowledge of who the jalap is and how heretic the outcome of this will be when afghan people not even mention the over spill of terrorism, tha

was going to move on so as to who might be rather but the faith by unplugging the bond was what boy eagle sounds good. how are you? good. how about you all the time when i try to publish it, but i want, i want to know why is that about the condo on the wall? that's fine game that they go by. the 5 on bush not make some think. i think it's all going to give it another image, but i was going off out of the made me go on maybe a figure name or maybe and i would do my thoughts on the bottom if they got my food, i think i think it might be on bush wise, but let me double check on that. if i face the new doesn't a lady who has been along with a board in the measure within a cartoon as an estimate at any finish marched on the car and a new module that needed to be held up by the the the why the finance manager i've had about actually with my buy them in and out very me get them get vice for them. oh, nice. i like that jody on it's all, i'm a lot bye. make it that's all volleyball. you check. yeah. go as well. you know, then while i was saying and job done, i can both of them with and i will as w

>> the eagles, duh!on the line and there's so many stories like this to tell so it's going to be a great celebratory weekend for hbcus across this country. >> jessie lifting his name, indeed. thank you so much. it is going to be a great day, "gma" live in atlanta tomorrow for the big game and you can check it out, "college gameday" 9:00 a.m. on espn. >>> coming up, everybody, one and only regina hall joining us live. i get it, maybe you can see just fine. but as a vsp® premier program doctor, let me tell you, everyone needs an annual comprehensive eye exam- like a vsp wellvision exam®. i see things you wouldn't expect to see in an eye exam, like the early signs of serious health conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure. it's about more than seeing well, it's about being well. schedule your comprehensive eye exam with a vsp premier program doctor. homelessness, housing, taxes, schedule your comprehensive eye exam water, electricity, crime, wildfires. [sfx: bear roar] gavin, you've failed. we hav

. >> on october 22, 1974, don granger, who was a columnist for "the wichita eagle" received a phone callty library, tells him a very specific place. go to the engineering section. in fact, tells him the shelf and the book to look for. >> the police go find the book, and there is a letter that describes the otero murders in detail. >> the police did pick up somebody -- three guys for the otero murders. this was in the newspaper, and rader was upset. he didn't want someone else to get credit for his murders. >> he's somebody who really seeks attention, and so when he's not getting it, it upsets him. because his identity in life is committing these crimes. >> he wanted to show that he knew who killed the oteros. he had done it alone. he knew all the details. he proved that by writing the details out. >> he goes point for point. where each one of the oteros were found in the house, what they were wearing. >> they knew it had to be him because nobody had that level of detail. so it's kind of like, i'm your guy, but you're not going to figure out who i am. >> in the letter, he suggests the mon

it's all engraved with hitler's initials ah and the national eagle. how can i sit back and see men i'm sorry, how can it sit back and see others take men out and get them killed because i don't know, they don't have it. maybe i will get hurt or killed for my troubles. but so what if i can make it possible for many others to make it home. their mothers want them to the same as me. so what else can i do and still hold my self-respect as an officer and a man? so they were getting ready at that point to possibly engage japan and go over to the pacific. so dick winters wanted to get over there sooner rather than later he thought as a trained combat officer he could do good over there. so will everyone and his family said he did enough he wanted to go and made that move to try to go to one of the units going over right away. that shows a lot about his character. >> indeed. there's also some comical elements we can find, we will share some of these is begin to finish up today. dick had a lot of opinions about the other service branches. he was not hesitant t

perhaps the most famous mascot of all was old abe, an american bald eagle. can't get much more american than that. he was bought from an indian tribe by the wisconsin 8th infant rushers and he was renowned for his courage. he was named after president lincoln as a token of esteem for president lincoln, and he followed the unit everywhere, including into battle, and he was known for when the battle was raging flying up above and giving out a war-like scream that would inspire the men. now, old abe was shot twice during the war but survived and returned to wisconsin as a hero. not only in wisconsin but throughout the north, and he was given the honor of living out the rest of his days in the wisconsin state capitol. now he died in the 1880s but his legacy lived far beyond that, because in the 20th century when the u.s. army decided to create an airborne division, they took the likeness of abe and used it as the insignia for that division which today is known as the 101st airborne division which is also known as the screaming eagles in honor of old abe. now i t

frank: just one eagle today. to 14. frank: jordan spieth struggling, one over par, the short par 3. has made two triple boys in his round today. that is at nine and 10. he had a 62 friday. amazing how this game will change. jim: he will have three rounds that are over par which you don't this week, and a 62. go figure. dottie: that is cutting. might leave a little bit of a soft bounce. frank: that is almost two drives in a row the same. aim down the left, rotate hard make sure that works a little to the right side. now up ahead important shot for finau, his fourth. trevor: tiny area in the back. will have to do well to control the spin. this is from 88 yards. frank: what a great shot. he is a deevaluate lakers fan. it would have been kobe bryant's 43rd birthday today. cameron smith. that is swallowed up. this is a hole he birdied each of the first three rounds. trouble on the previous hole and trouble here. jim: for birdie at ninth. nick: fairish. jim: going to be three under par sos making some nice progress today the back it section. frank: that is a big sign for finau after tripl

. >> the eagles. i foe you are washington fans.l gladly bet against you. >> gauntlet thrown >> the eagles are not going to be very good >> we're going to be terrible. i'm still a fan though >>> esg investing has grown increasingly popular of late especially in the wake of the pandemic global inflows hit more than $2 trillion in the second quarter up 12% from the end of march the pace of growth slowed 24%. could the slowdown be due to questions about the efficacy of this strategy. does esg investing actually do anything for the environment joining us now is the initiative founder and ceo and former black rock chief investment officer for sustainable investing. because of your former position, the depth of knowledge you have about these strategies we so appreciate your point of view on whether this is really achieving environmental goals and part of the criticism we've offered environmental is only one plank of that. so it's not clear whether those goals should be first and fror most or one of three governmental investing approaches

task force eagle at fort lee in virginia stoods up in july and has the capacity for 1,750. today task force eagle at fort lee has supported 1,647 afghan special immigrant applicants and their families. nearly laugh of whom have completed the process and moved on with the support of department of state, non-governmental operations and volunteer operations. task force bliss at fort bliss, texas has a capacity of 5,000. received first flights with vulnerable afghans on saturday, august 21st. to date task force mccoy supported 2,083 afghan who is have being in hard structures. task force liberty at joint base mcquire, new jersey has a capacity of 3,500 and received its first group of afghans wednesday, august 25th. to date, task liberty has supported 1,192 afghans who are being housed in a mix of hard and soft sited structures. our total capacity at these four installations is 21,000 and growing. we're steadily working to increase capacity to the 50,000 number by september 15th. the number of military installations could increase in the future. the request for assistance from t

let's bring in the legal eagle, jim trusty.oke rollins, president of america first policy institute. welcome back to you both. i want to start with you. what would you be most worried about for your client moving forward? >> he's got to keep his eye on the possibility of criminal prosecution. that's the most personally destructive and potentially devastating moment to get charged or convicted in criminal court. you have different d.a.s looking at some of the allegations. you have two things worth noting. we are probably talking about forcible touching charges with the one-year misdemeanor with a two-year statute of limitations. it's going to be interesting to see if these come to be as singular events with one offs, one victim trying to establish a difficult case or if were going to have bill cosby moment where there is a critical mass accumulation of multiple complainants in a single charging document which is a much tougher road for rita glavin and paul fishman and the attorneys for cuomo. keep your eyes on melissa derosa. sh

our legal eagles are here. we are going to call it food court. that's next.le to fall asleep and stay asleep? qunol sleep formula combines 5 key nutrients that can help you fall asleep faster, stay asleep longer, and wake up refreshed. the brand i trust is qunol. (vo) unconventional thinking means we see things differently, so you can focus on what matters most. that's how we've become the leader in 5g. #1 in customer satisfaction. and a partner who includes 5g in every plan, so you get it all. >> kevin: time for night court. an ongoing legal battle that could impact the availability of one of your favorite ice cream treats. the company that makes mcdonald's mcflurry machines have been hit with a restraining order is part of a dispute about why the machine sometimes break down. a company makes a device that's designed to help repair those machines. it claims taylor is using a mcdonald's franchisee to steal trade secrets related to those repair devices. tonight's legal eagles, criminal defense attorney molly palmer and trial attorney joe pomerado. before we be

let's debate it with the legal eagles, welcome back to both of you.e to see you, shannon. >> let's start with exhibit a. couple of things from the daily mail reporting on this it says she blames the company for advertising meat and animal products at a time when christians are refraining from them her statement says by this point i had been fasting for a month, but when i saw an advertising banner i could not help myself i visited mix up mc donald's and bought a cheeseburger. david, just too delicious and tempting. >> absolutely, but we know that's what advertising is supposed to do and unfortunately , her lawsuit would have no legs in the united states russian courts can look at it a little differently, but the lot is pretty clear that if you don't intentionally mislead deceive, or defraud, that you are allowed to have ads that encourage people to buy your product. certainly image ads, the cologn will make you more attractive, the tendon she will make you a better athlete, the food will make you happier, those have been protected and in our court the