so we thought we'll make a first test flight, which would not succeed. >> for the final video, floris goal of flying like a bird. to establish this, they combine authentic footage with computer animation. >> we went to the park and i was actually wearing the wings but i was not able to run with it or walk with it. it was just completely a film prop. >> the actual scene where he's running and going through the air, that's filmed in an empty field and completely done on the computer. >> floris creates a 3-d animation of yarno and his wings. >> it is not very realistic, but because it is from a long distance, you won't see that it's actually not that high quality. >> the drawing takes flight with the help of a motion capture suit. >> it has sensors on it and can transform real movement into digital movement. i started connecting those movements to the digital copy of yarno. >> and what about that second camera angle from yarno's helmet? >> we hired a team, which had some kind of a helicopter, a helicopter with a camera under it. and after i started manipulating the images in my computer.

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that was for there to be multiple protests, unlike in august where it was cop sen traited on west flory son street. tonight it's breaking out all over the area, that's what would happen, it appears as if police lost control. i'm told it's looking worse there. it was worse there now than in august. here on south florissant street where the police headquarters ises and the fire station, there's police in riot gear, and several st louis county vehicles and police on a ball horn with a small group of protesters, knowing that that is where they must stay, saying you can peacefully protest in the community. as long as you are on the sidewalks, you must stay off the streets, for your safety. nearby, we can't show you with our camera, near a walgreens is burning, and a bank broken into. the other way down here there's a couple of cars on fire. this happened quickly. really no sooner than the decision was made, protesters broke away. we were told they were going to march - it quickly turned to violence with looting of businesses, cars on fire, and worse than that all over the town of ferguson. >

it is a very close race here in flori florida, and we'll bring you all the updates and returns as theus tonight. when you take a look at the news cycle and the way things have unfolded the last several months before tonight's midterm we've seen a lot of talk about terrorism, national security, dealing with isis, what to do, what not to do. also ebola. just where are we on ebola? has there been just too much anything differe negativity about it, too much of scare? a lot of these story taken away from the conversation of midterm elections. but it's interesting in our exit polling about how strong the issue of minimum wage is. for more on that, let's go to bob shchltrum, professor of pols at usc. bob, good to have you with us tonight. a lot of talk about messaging leading into this date, november 4th, and a very crucial midterm for this country. are you surprised at the numbers on minimum wage? it would make me believe that actually the democrats have done a good job of messaging. your thoughts? >> well, the minimum wage has always been a strong issue. i'm not surprised at these numbers

es,nevada, we found lucy flori the hispanic candidate for lieutenant governor receives 71% as strongerformance but in the governor's election just receiving 52%. the high water mark for the hispanic republicans and a significant improvement over the numbers and 2010. but goodman did not have extensive funding and virtually unfunded the sandoval went into the election with very high popularity ratings. and he conducted some hispanic reach, putting money into esl, a driver's permit bill, a more permit bill, a more moderate rhetoric, and signed medicaid expansion. he was rewarded with 47% of the latino vote. like other states, immigration was in the top percentage. also education receives a high mention. why did sandoval improve his lead so substantially? he had significant policy actions that were priorities of medicaid expansion. the very highly salient issue -- latinos have the highest rate of being uninsured, and that is a top issue. he also had also a very small opposition. in texas we polled on different issues but t strong variation between 62% and 69% of the vote went to wendy d

there's one incident involving a high pressure deployment in one of our vehicles that took place in flori florida, a state covered by the renounced action. chrysler group works with nhtsa a as the situation evolves and will give additional information that the company received november 18th. in closing, i would like to reiterate our believe that promoting and insuring vehicle safety and responsibility shared by auto makers, suppliers, government consumers. chrysler group with work with at that a c-- with takata and othe >> was that deployment in south florida alpha or beta? >> from the beta population. >> and therefore of those that are in your vehicles, are you providing loaners and rental cars until they can get it fixed? >> as we deploy our field action, we'll have rental cars available to those that need them. i reiterate our number one goal that you suggested is to have the parts available and quickly service the product. that's our number one goal. when that can't be accomplished we'll make loaner cars available. >> you said that's not until the middle of december? >> we launch that

floris. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate you joining us. i appreciate the work you and the secretary have done to work with congress on this committee in particular to that the va the 21st century. a few weeks ago the same newspaper published an article about the waco research for returning war veterans. i am not trying to change subjects because we are still on the same subject in the subject is what is the underlying root cause of the issues the va is struggling with and it turns out it is a trouble culture that needs to be fixed and needs to have a change in personnel to do that. we are not necessarily happy with the direction you go with that, but the comment has been discussed already. i would like to talk about a couple of other things. this committee in my office requested an update briefing with someone regarding the center of excellence between now and december 11th. i would like for you all skim it meant that you would do that. the second date is that the way the center of excellence totally failed and is subjected to try to find

flori florida, two, nebraska, two. they came close to losing another west virginia. where the candidate was an out of stater. west virginia. but basically, republicans gained or were ahead in 19 districts currently. and for what looks to be a 17-seat gain. a majority of these gains, and they came within 4% in another ten district. now, a majority of these gains came interestingly in seats with democratic districting plans or very heavy democratic majorities. arizona, california, especially. where you had the supposedly nonpartisan redistricting commissions in both those states, but the democrats successfully game them. illinois, where republicans gained one seat and heavily upscale north shore suburbs of chicago and another seat in a rather down scale, more blue collar part of the state opposite the mississippi river in st. louis. maryland, where there's one near gain. john delaney the democrat had to pour a lot of money into that race. the house seat will be in states where they redistricted. a lot of times you create 53% districts and when things are bad for your p