the fabric you see here is not original. it is restored fabric. this is one of many in the world and it tells the story of how the airplane maximized and changed but still essentially the same in terms of the materials. the systems that make it up, combat fighter of world war 1. now, we'll look at an area of defining. this airplane is made in 1927 flew 3600 miles. >> his goal was to win a prize of $25,000 for the first non-stop flight from new york to paris. he was a hotel entrepreneur, he wanted to join his former country france with the united states. what it represents in the history of aviation is of this transformation of the airplane of what the white brothers created and how it transitioned in the 20s and 30s of what we call a modern airplane. glenn berg flying from st. louis and chicago air root but thinking about is this possible. and, building upon that idea, he gets from st. louis, he train' n trained. what happened is he ends up in san diego and he meets the chief engineer, and they designed a purpose built trans atlanta airplane from

the fabric here is not original. it's restored fabric. . but nonetheless, this is one of four remaining spads in the world and tells how it was maximized and changed but still essentially the same in terms of the materials and the propulsion system and the systems that make it up. but it was a formidable combat fighter of world war i. and now we're going to look at an aerodefining airplane connected to charles lindbergh. this airplane in may 1927 flew the 3600 miles in 33.5 hours from new york to paris. flown by charles lindhburg. his goal was to win the prize of $25,000 for the first non-stop flight from new york to paris. orteig was a hotel entrepreneur. and so that was the impetus for this flight. but what it represents in the history of aviation is part of the telling of the airplane and that transformation of the airplane from what the wright brothers created and how it transitions over the '20s and '30s to what we call the modern airplane. lindbergh was an unknown pilot. flying from if sflus -- st. louis to the chicago route, flying t

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the fabric here is not original. it's restored fabric. but nonetheless, this is one of four remaining spads in the world and tells how it was maximized and changed but still essentially the same in terms of the materials and the propulsion system and the systems that make it up. but it was a formidable combat fighter of world war i. and now we're going to look at an aerodefining airplane compared to the lin berg. this airplane in may 1927 flew the 3600 miles in 33.5 hours from new york to paris. flown by charles lindenberg to win the $25,000 for the first nonstop flight from new york to paris. orteig was a hotel entrepreneur. and so that was the impetus for this flight. but what it represents in the history of aviation is part of the telling of the airplane and that transformation of the airplane from what the wright brothers created and how it transitions over the '20s and '30s to what we call the modern airplane. lindbergh was an unknown pilot. flying the mail, thinking about, is this possible. and building upon that idea, he gets finan

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that's what he attacked the very fabric of our society. and that is not what justice looks like. >> reporter: now the shooting happened less than a mile from police headquarters. the shooter turned 29 yesterday on the day of the ambush. and today the governor reiterated that this was an attack of outside baton rouge, pointing out after the shooting death of alton shoot -- sterling that no one has been at rest. >> hillary clinton spoke at convention in ohio this morning, saying that the deadly shootings have to stop that americans have, "a difficult, but essential work ahead to repair bombs between police and the community they serve. she stresses that they need to do a better job of listening, talking about the barriers they face. >> reporter: to imagine what it would be like to sit our son or daughter down to have that talk. and about how carefully they need to act around police because of the slightest wrong move that could get them hurt or even killed. let's also put ourselves in the shoes of police officers, kissing their kids and spou

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this was a diabolical attack on the very fabric of society. and that is not hyperbole, that's not an overstatement. there's nothing more fundamentally important than maintaining law and order so that people can have good quality lives. that's what he attacked. the very fabric of our society. and that is not what justice looks like. it's not justice for alton sterling or anything else that's happened in this state or anywhere else. it's not justice for anybody. it's certainly not constructive. it's just pure unadulterated evil. we're going to start our conversations here in louisiana and around our communities with community leaders, law enforcement, government officials, faith leaders so we can find out together where we go from here. there isn't any one of us that can fix this, but all of us can and will fix this problem. certainly i don't have all the answers. and i know it won't happen overnight. but it will happen. i know that we're going to come out of this stronger than ever and better than ever. we support our law enforcement officers a

the very fabric of our society. and that is not what justice looks like. it's not justice for alton sterling or anything else that happened in this state. it's not justice for anybody. certainly not constructive. it's just pure unadulterated evil. we're going to start our conversations here in louisiana and around our communities, with community leaders, law enforcement, government officials, faith leaders, so that we can find out together where we go from here. and there isn't any one of us who can fix this, but all of us can and will fix this problem. and certainly i don't have all the answers. and i no. it won't happen overnight. but it will happen. and i know that we're going to come out of this stronger than ever, and better than ever. there is no division in louisiana. and make no mistake, let there be no doubt, we support our law enforcement officers and our law enforcement agencies. at mass last night, in the diocese of baton rouge, they distributed the peace prayer of st. francis of assisi, and i just want to go with the first two lines of that. l

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the fabric of the company we built started in this room.m like a be fooled,but don't there is a lot of profit in robot made pizza. >> imagine a business with virtually no labor. you can start to see how incredibly profitable that can be. >> for now there are still more humans and robots working there. count the many contractors that are trying to get the start of fully running. >> it is going to be a long time before machines reach the point where they can do everything a person can do. probably not in my lifetime. it is an economic inevitability that certain types of jobs will be replaced by machines and ai. emily: that was olivia. and/or shares nearly up 6% picked a coin people familiar with the matter the company hired an advisory firm on its strategic options. an activist investors pushing for a sale. the wall street journal reported that the owner made an offer of $15 per share. no plans to sell the company he founded. on this day, say goodbye to the need of 3-d glasses in movie theaters. 3-d tech creates multiple parallax barriers in

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he allegedly fabricated information about the shooting. the city manager made that announcement today and did not go into specifics about what was or not fabricated. video of monday's shooting shows therapist charles kinsey laying patient who has autism and had wandered into the street. we have learned the identity of the officer who shot kinsey in the leg. >> the officer involved in monday's shooting is jonathan, a member of our s.w.a.t. team and has been employed with the department for four years. >> reporter: the initial cal came in for a suicidal person that had a gun. the police union said that the officer who shot kinsey was actually aiming at the autistic man believing that he was threatening kinsey. the officer missed and hit kinsey instead. >>> dejuan clark shot and killed sequan hall two weeks ago. clark is in custody out of state and charged with first-degree murder. they have not released a murder here. another man was killed in that area three weeks prior. >>> prosecutors have dropped all charges against the woman accused of

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so the demographic fabric of the country has changed a little bit.st we should, should prepare a plan for the reconstruction of the city, providing job opportunities, preserving the possessions and belongs of the citizens of mosul. and to convince of the people of this city to come back to their hometown and providing them with encouraging, encouraging opportunities and encouraging staff so they can find holes to live in and they find schools and public services. this is our principle. we need to achieve victory in mosul and but we also should maintain and prepare for the post-declaration era. this is not only national responsibility but international responsibility for all the international community to cut the range of time and abbreviate the range of time to start the third term of this campaign and how, to consider how to reconstruct the city. we can not ask the peoples to come back to their cities while there is no hospital or public services or schools for them. all these services must be provided. all these are basic needs should be provided t

he actually fabricated this out of a piece of a pencil sharpener. you could see the rivet right in there. and he attached a paper clip to it. put plastic cellophane around it and put a rubber band around it to make it more easy to handle, specifically when it gets full of blood if he were to slice somebody. >> how did you get the weapon out there? >> how did i get it out there today? put it in my mouth. >> the officers that were escorting this individual were able to maintain control of him through the use of the restraint strap. this is a weapon that could be used to inflict serious bodily harm. you know, so they did a good job today. >> i don't just go and try to hurt somebody for no reason. i don't go looking for trouble. i just want to do my time and i want to do my time in peace, you know. if people leave me alone, i'll leave them alone. i don't bother nobody. you're not going to hear me yelling, screaming, kicking the door. i don't do stuff like that. >> were you provoked today? >> i've been provoked for over a year. this has been building and

broken out at the pacific engineering and production company, known as pep con with the chemical is fabricated. >> the solid rocket motors of the shuttles that take off are filled with ammonia perchlorate. pepcon employees knows just how explosive the chemical is, run for their lives. >> the employees know what is happening and they all took off. they self-evacuated across the desert. >> before firefighters arrive, there's a massive explosion. >> oh! >> that's going to be loud. >> i saw the explosion about five or six seconds before we actually heard it. up to this point, that was the biggest explosion i had ever seen. >> firefighters on the way to the scene are stopped in their tracks by the blast and back off. >> the fire chief was driving and got the window blown out. both groups of people were slightly injured. >> we could see the shockwave coming across the desert and we just ducked down, tried to get under the dash. but it was too low. the windshield came out and caught me in the forehead. >> others ten miles away in las vegas hear and feel the shockwave. >> we honestly thought that ther

i weep for the fabric of my state. i weep for the fabric of my state. these men and women take pride in their highly skilled and good-paying jobs that provide for their families and support their communities. they work tirelessly to power america. westwest virginia workers are the backbone of this economy. and hillary clinton is promising to put them out of work? now, we shouldn't be surprised by this. because hillary clinton understand coal miners and blue collar workers about as well as she understands secure e-mail. [ cheers and applause ] a day in the life of a coal miner and a day in the life of hillary clinton could not be more different. for over 25 years, she's thrived in a world where the rules bend to her. recently we learned she showed extreme carelessness with our nation's secrets. for others the consequences of misusing classified information have been swift and serious. but not for hillary clinton. since the end of her husband's administration, she's profited from closed-door speeches with fees that would buy several houses in the state of

pluggable febreze and fabric refresher... [inhale + exhale mnemonic] ...two more ways to breathe happy >>> welcome back. good morning. it looks like the bullish mood is continuing at least in the early session on dow street. dow up, s&p up. nasdaq futures up seven following the early action in europe. let's show you the boards across the continent in europe. we've got a big deal to tell you about. $32 billion of arms holdings taking advantage of that weaker british pound especially against the japanese yen. the pound losing. that's helping the footsie at 100. that's the british index up a quarter of a percent. pretty flat for the german dax and france. also watching gains in italy and in spain, don. >> all right. so green across the board for many markets in europe. although we'll see stability as well. >>> and coming up, this morning's top stories plus the big issues you'll need to watch at this week's gop convention in cleveland. insider tony fratto is our guest. that's coming up next on "worldwide exchange." keep it right