everson, please. >> thanks for the introduction. my name is mike everson, chief of police at minneapolis-st. paul international airport, also current president of the airport law enforcement agencies network . alean, as it is referred to, is an organization airport law enforcement agencies belong to. we have about 120 member airports, and each member airport also has numerous officers and command staff participating as well. i want to thank everybody for the opportunity to be here. it is trillion honor to present with this panel today, and i want to thank all of you for keeping us safe in the skies. we appreciate what you do as far as the law-enforcement perspective. which really do. i want to take a minute to talk about the history, and my comments today will be about the law-enforcement response to disruptive passengers. we are not in the sky when it happens. sometimes the plane never gets off the ground. but we are there when the door opens when you guys call for help. i will talk about the history, how we got here. obviously thi

my name is mike everson at st.aul-minneapolis airport and the press of the law enforcement agencies network. alen is an airport that law enforcement agencies belong to, it's not an individual membership and we have about 120 member airports and each of those member airports has numerous of their officers and command staff that are participating in that as well. i want to thank everybody for the opportunity to be here. i think it's truly an honor to present with this panel today and i want to thank all of you for keeping us safe in the skies and we appreciate what you do as far as the law enforcement perspective. we truly do. i want to take a minute to talk a little about the history and my comments today are about the law enforcement response to these disruptive passengers. we're not there in the sky when it happens. sometimes the plane never gets off the ground, but we're there when the door opens when you guys call for help. so i want to talk about the history part. how we got here. obviously, this isn't a new ph

involve ways new president everson and god want is sworn in after his narrow victory in chalong is disputed election you now faces a difficult task of uniting the country after an election that the opposition says was rigged. and the man known as the maverick of the united states senate is dead john mccain lost a year long battle with brain cancer he was eighty one his wife cindy paid tribute to her late husband saying he passed the way he lives on his own terms. thanks for joining us i'm marian evans steen german chancellor angela merkel has warned against a damaging fundamental democratic institutions such as a free press and an independent judiciary she made the comments in a wide ranging interview with a german public broadcaster that also touched on climate issues and relations with the united states and she reiterated comments she has made in the past that germany needs to. take on more responsibility and forge stronger european alliances including in matters pertaining to its military either concept enough here's part of what the chancellor said during her interview the. democracy is

. >> chief everson? everson: my name is mike amerson, i am the current president of the airport law enforcement agencies network. it is an organization that report law-enforcement agencies belong to, we have about a 120 member airports and each of the member airports have numerous of s and command staff per dissipating. i want to thank everybody -- staff per d -- staff participating. i want to thank all of you for keeping us safe and the skies. i want to take a moment to talk areory and my comments going to be about the law-enforcement response to the disruptive passengers. we are not there in the sky when it happens. sometimes, the plane never gets off the ground, but we are there when the door opens and you call for help. i want to talk about the history as far as how we got here. obviously, this is not a new phenomenon. those indicated in slides, but it is not a new phenomenon. did -- we were a little more apprehensive of doing things that got those situations out of hand. we have come full circle and

celebrations as involve boys highest court upholds president everson the god was election when. children are the victims again and yemen as an airstrike at a camp for displaced people kills at least twenty with the rebels claim the saudi irani coalition. and you may want to put that drink down scientists find even an occasional glass of alcohol is harmful. federal prosecutors have granted immunity to someone else from donald trump's inner circle allan weisel burr weisel burgos the long time chief financial officer of the trump organization as part of the investigation into u.s. president onil trump's former personal attorney michael cohen sharma times he joins us live now from washington d.c. this is this is someone who donald trump goes back a very very long way with she have what else do we know. right so as you said this is all part of the investigation into michael kirby who's admitted that he was part of a conspiracy a criminal conspiracy to break campaign finance law by paying money to women who claim to have had an affair with donald trump during the presidential election

appear years one a majority of seats in parliament after monday's vote the electoral commission says everson and then god was party game one hundred nine seats the opposition gained forty one fifty eight seats are yet to be declared. the date for afghanistan's presidential elections has been announced the vote will be held on april twentieth next year the presidential vote will take place six months after parliamentary and local elections scheduled for october. yemen's houthi rebels say they'll stop attacks in the red sea for two weeks to support peace efforts saudi arabia suspended moving all oil through the red sea last week saying oh things had attacked two of its tankers. south africa's president says the ruling african national congress will push ahead with plans for land expropriation from white farmers without compensation cyril ramaphosa says the a.n.c. will try to amend the constitution with the support of the left wing economic freedom fighters the issue of land ownership is one of the most contentious in south africa with some pointing to neighboring zimbabwe's economic collapse a

released to undermine the government ahead of elections in october the inauguration of the president everson mullen god has been delayed because of a legal challenge to his electoral victory earlier lawyers for the opposition movement for democratic change alliance fall the case of the supreme court in her body they say they have evidence of fraud and election breaking dozens of people have been injured after remaining in police used tear gas and water cannon at an anti-government rally in vocal rest thousands of remaining ex-pats have been demonstrating calling for the government to resign or many drive across europe to attend the protests against the government social democrats they blame the party for corruption and a lack of opportunities. relief agencies are warning of the potentially catastrophic impact of a heatwave in north korea there's been no rainfall there since july with the temperatures soaring to an average of thirteen mind degree celsius that's causing volatile crops to weather increasing the risk of a full blown food security crisis us. i'm in a building barriers to try to c

that by gordon wood, france divided and it's important reading that now because it's about thomas everson and john adams and i think most people understand the importance of those two. obviously adams was our second president i'm not sure they know the back story and that's what i think this book is about. adams and jefferson were great friends, adams had a tremendous opinion of jefferson and his intellect and writing ability and it was adams that insisted that jefferson aspart of a committee , jefferson be the one who wrote the draft of the declaration. and later in life they became estranged. jefferson ran for the presidency and be adams. adams was notable to serve a second term .and that caused the feud between the two and over the years after jefferson left office their friends began to encourage them to be reconciled and they began by writing letters . fascinating, insightful letters and they were reconciled and all i could take people on private tours of the capital and i'll take them to the rotunda and i'll show them a draw jonathan trouble thinking of the signing of the declaratio

has won the majority of seats in parliament after monday's vote the electoral commission says everson man god was party again one hundred nine seats against forty one for the opposition m.d.c. fifty eight seats have yet to be announced it was the first polls as well that mugabe was forced from office facebook says it's found evidence of attempts to influence the upcoming u.s. midterm elections it says it's removed thirty two fake accounts that were being used to sway the outcome of the polls due in november a passenger plane has crashed in northern mexico shortly after takeoff all one hundred three people on board the brazilian built jet survived but most of them sustained injuries and were taken to hospital the plane belonged to the national carrier aeromexico it was on a domestic flight from durango to mexico city the governor of durango says the plane was hit by a gust of wind as it left the runway. so that because president says the ruling african national congress will push ahead with plans for the expropriation of land for white farmers without compensation so ram opposes says t

party said barber is current president everson by the gang was named the winner with just over fifty percent of the ballot that his inauguration is now settled for sunday but still insists he is the legitimate leader. president. is a leader i. believe that i am supposed to be leading the people of the above changes and. where it is delayed is another thing it cannot be denied change. and it is going to go on sooner than we think we need to work that to the fundamental issues. dealing with the issue of the disputed. so that we're able to move forward. some in zimbabwe question of going sufficiently reform the country given his controversial history as a close ally of longtime leader robert mugabe at least twenty thousand people were killed by the army when ever some of the guard what was the state security minister in the one nine hundred eighty s. malcolm webb spoke to some of the survivors who are still seeking justice. it was right here henry cabot says soldiers abducted him and tied him up he was in one thousand nine hundred eighty three zimbabwe's government said it was fighting

we have been driving and driving everson. our goal is really to the -- driving ever since. is really to the most experienced driver. we are not a car company. . we are the company that is working really hard to build a driver. people and thing safely around the world. that is our simple mission. >> it is nothing short of remarkable. will you talk a little bit about the technology behind it? asour goal again is to drive a good, alert human would drive. about itwe don't think that way when we get in our cars and return the key and take off. there are steps if you break it down. we do this naturally as humans. first is understand where we are in the world. the way we do that is we map the world very accurately with our radar and our sensors. we place ourselves in this world. step one, where am i precisely on a map? the next step is to understand all the things around me that are not necessarily on the map. are those pedestrians? are there cars moving about? there is someone on a skateboard? there are chickens crossing the road. that is step two, understanding the new things th

deductible, if you have say diabetes and heart disease, you're going to be hitting your deductible everson the year, pretty much for maybe the rest of your life, probably. ,f you are young and healthy it's almost like a theoretical concept. , yought have one bad here have a terrible sports accident or you can some commutable disease that your chance of having congestive heart failure or no congestive heart failure and 24 to 25 you have congestive heart failure for the rest of your life is pretty unlikely. in have a natural segmentation and i think is fair and reasonable after the deregulation of these plans that we knowledge that. -- we have knowledge that. it's going to be quite ordinary. if you are judging by the news coverage on this, you would think the main impact of this is going to send premiums spiraling on the exchange. if you look over the congressional budget office says about this, it says premiums on the exchange for unsubsidized people, only higher income people, may increase from 2% to 3%. over the past five years without this rule listing premiums go up by 105% and this rul

one for several who beat chief michael everson. the chief of police for the metropolitan airports commission at minneapolis-st. paul international airport and the president of airport law enforcement agency network. our third panelist providing the airline point of view is alexander, manager of security appliance. our next panelist most directly affected by the issuer flight attendant is sara nelson. service the international president for the association of flight attendants. our final panelist to provide the faa view on this as stephen notes, manager of faa part 121 air carrier operations. panelist, thank you for being here today. i would like to remind our audience there is an informal panel discussion and we highly encourage your participation. at this final turn the microphone over to her panelist enough that each of you introduce yourself briefly enough for any opening thoughts on the issue. we will then open the floor to questions. chris, welcome again, sir. the floor is yours. he might thank you for a much better like to th

party zimbabwe's current president everson willing go go was named the winner with just over fifty percent of the ballots to his inauguration is shuttled for sunday some of them some in zimbabwe question of sufficiently reform the country given his controversial history as a close ally of long time and leader robert mugabe at least twenty thousand people were killed by the army when ever someone to go out was the state security minister in the one nine hundred eighty s. welcome webb spoke to some of the survivors who are still seeking justice it was right here that henry cabot says soldiers abducted him and tied him up he was in one thousand nine hundred eighty three zimbabwe's government said it was fighting a rebellion here in a matter barely land region henry says even though he was nothing to do with it he was taken to a concentration camp and tortured for three weeks he thought prisoners died daily from their injuries their bodies burned in a pit. been there thirty five years on it still hard to tell a story. he says he narrowly survived when soldiers try to execute him in a forest an

the same with the other people on this panel, the everson 68, had been involved in one way or another. but, those three are the children. time magazine dedicated a whole page after this primary and 68, and they titled it the crusade of the battle children, and i was all about the 16, 17, 18- year-old that were from new hampshire, or came here from other parts of the country to campaign. they are going to talk about what happened in their communities and their regions of new hampshire. chuck has been a representative at house member in the 70s often all, and same thing from richard from new hampshire. chuck is from rochester. stevens is going to talk about his canvassing, and his efforts, and a little bit about the convention. then to speaker roberts, into ruth griffin, former executive council it they are going to talk about the republican side, about how richard nixon ended up in the big winner, and pretty much the nominee after new hampshire. and jim friends, former senator, state representative, he is going to talk about the johnson side, because he was the chair of unh democrats,

robert everson, you are from queen creek, arizona. you came a long way to share with us.and have the chicken marinated on the grill, marinated in a little italian dressing. or a little pepper, a little garlic. >> then can i have this? >> lemon juice and this right here, tops the whole sandwich off, a pineapple slaw. fresh pineapples and sugar, a little cayenne pepper and then at last your chipotle concentrate. >> i'll need this, okay. so mix that all up. that's just the slaw. >> 34iks that all up. sit it in the fridge for a little while. let it come together and magically it comes together. >> then over here, over here what tops this sandwich off i do a grilled pineapple. fresh grilled pineapple we do and also the chicken breast, we take the breast and put that on here. then we take it and put our pineapple on there and then we'll take and top it with a little slaw. then also -- >> robert, thank you. >> drizzle it with teriyaki. >> meantime, we have lisa pattman from midland park. >> across the bridge. >> all right. >> just a hop, skip and a jump. >> today is my version o