that shapes the differences between 1820s frontier and 1850s frontier. probably the biggest national political issue in the 1850s is slavery. she's going to have things like a flavored award poster they're going to find in their local tavern the family living might be a very viable reward they want there might be more about how they feel about slavery some are okay with it and rent a slave. others are very against it an abolitionist. this depends on their religious beliefs and the family background. but finding a reward poster in your local town very common. the compromise of 1850 which kind of delineated slave and free states in the united states had an aspect to it about the future of slave laws, strengthening that law. i think it's coming directly out of the compromise of 1850 if the capture those slaves are escaping from their owners in the south. if you happen to see the guy that's advertising this poster, the family might to designate economic opportunity. capture him, get that reward and benefit your family. slavery's going to be entering your hom

frontier. we visit original 19th century houses from the valley relocated to the museum and hear historical interpreters describe daily life. we visit two farmhouses and a schoolhouse to discover how life changed for family members over the course of the century and learn how national politics impacted this area before the civil war. this is the second of 2-part series. >> my name is joe, director of marketing here at the frontier culture museum in stanson, virginia. we are living history museum with a mission focused on education. our objective here at the frontier culture museum is to teach people how a unique american folk culture was created through the blending of european, african and indigenous people's cultures. today we are going to be on the american side of the museum and we are going the say the 1820's farm, 1850's farm and early american schoolhouse. >> my name is steven gallagher and i work here in the frontier culture museum and my title here is interpreter, those of us who are i

well, welcome, everyone, today we're talking about diplomacy on the early american frontier. takely between native american peoples and european families. we will talk about some. customs and protocols that governed that style of diplomacy and the objectives of both native american peoples and colonial peoples brought to those meetings. i have an image that is a painting from 1903 that is depicting one such treaty conference that went on in the frontier of new york in the mohawk valley. you did a reading today that featured a fellow named william johnson that not a lot of students know about. but he was an interesting figure. he was an irish immigrant, settled on the mohawk frontier of upstate new york in 1740s. and became friendly with the mohawk indians who were his neighbors and ultimately gained a great deal of influence among them and ultimately was appointed by the british down to serve as its agent to the iroquois nations this. painter in the early 20th century wanted to depict one of these treaties that johnson convened with native americans. think about the reading y

generally speaking native americans wanted these to durr in frontier towns. they were easier for them to get to. and indians prospect as threatened by communicable diseases. eastern pennsylvania, lancaster, pennsylvania, albany, new york, these were small frontier towns that became centers for that kind of diplomacy. this is an image from a map produced in 1765 that showed a treaty conference happening on the ohio frontier after a british military expedition into the region. it's not a perfect image, but it's one that somewhat approximates what happened at lancaster in 1744. you have an outdoor meeting. you know, oftentimes in these towns there wasn't a public building large enough to accommodate the size of the audience these meetings would attract. you have a group of officials, in this case, british military officers, sitting around the council fire on one side. and you have a group of indian males sitting on the other side this. indian is making a speech at the council fire. he has a wampum belt he's holding in his hand as he makes his speech. if you look

the senate recently passed the endless frontier act, the u.s. innovation and competition act is what it was called and it strengthens the national science foundation, creates a directorate to help advance u.s. leadership in a number of tech areas including things like quantum computing and artificial intelligence and equally important it creates a strategic plan or relationship between researchers and universities to really expand how we create more stem work force. we've also confirmed dr. eclander as the executive director of the white house office of science and technology policy. first time it's become a cabinet level position, scientific adviser to the president. i think that's hugely powerful and very important. it's also strengthened nasa leadership by designating bill nelson to run nasa. also pamela melroy as deputy administrator. she'll be first woman to serve in this capacity in the history of the agency. as the chairman of the space and science subcommittee, i'm not just representing colorado although colorado obviously has a strong s

frontier airlines duct taped a ruddy passenger to his chair which on frontier is called an upgrade.ple who consider eating in their car dining out. i like that one. a spokesperson for the airline said they are not punishing the flyer with tickets for another flight on frontier. a school board member in oklahoma called students who come to school unmasked potential murderers. students quickly replied "where do you think we are, chicago? the governor of oregon has dropped the reading, writing, and math proficiency acquirements for high school graduates and due to budget cuts, students will only learn about 15 of the 22 genders. the governor of oregon has dropped the reading and writing requirements for high school graduates, outraged students want to sign a petition but they don't know how. and finally, teenage climate activist greta thunberg warns of a new crisis, and two years earth may run out of caring who she is. [applause] that's a good segment. i'm out of breath, don't go announcer 1: as they head toward the finish, warren has built a substantial lead and headed for her fourth

daniel boone and the fight for america's first frontier. they examine america's westward expansion and brutal conflicts with native americans through the eyes of daniel boone. water marks books and cafÉ of wichita, kansas, hosted this event and provided the video. >>> i want to read a couple of paragraphs from a pitch letter from the executive editor at st. martin's crest about this book. he says for years bob drury and tom clavin have been taking forgotten pieces of history and turning them into compelling narratives that illuminate the subjects, making the historical figures or events leap off the page, and i concur. with daniel boone, they have found the perfect subject for their unique brand of history. he's a well-known historical adventurer shrouded in legend. this fast-paced fiery narrative fueled by contemporary diaries and journals, newspaper reports and eyewitness accounts, is a stirring chronicle of the conflict over america's first frontier that places the reader at the center of this remarkable epic. and it's a gripping tale of

i still like endless frontier better. it was in that bill. there are billions of dollars designated to go out and recruit people into stem and make sure they are excited by that. i think space is an essential ingredient in that. you talk to a lot of high school kids. maybe not even in high school yet. almost all of the kids have. whether it is towards science. figuring out how to make those observations translate into a better future. even things like genetic engineering do not seem to capture. i cannot tell you how many people in the senate have a fondness for the mission. every other industry. the effort will be focused on. cybersecurity, those are all, not all, many of them are tied into space and significant in real ways. >> thank you, senator. i hope that our nation can make a sustained commitment. >> absolutely. you are right. that was part of the focus. this is not a one year commitment. this was an eight year, possibly a 10 year commitment. we have to make sure that we fund it. >> everyone who was dealt with nasa in the past, that fir

this cold frontier. and slightly warmer air heading this cold frontier.d frontier. and slightly warmer air heading our way. not hot but warmer compared to what we have had so far in the last few days. temperatures could get up to around 25 degrees in a few spots and you can see that gentle climb and attempt has until thursday. i think next weekend the weather is not looking bad in the in the north, they could be showers but overall better. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. after more than two weeks of thrilling sporting action — the tokyo olympic games end with a spectacular closing ceremony. and excitement in paris today as a flypast above the french capital marks the handover of the games to paris. another provincial capital in afghanistan falls to the taliban as they continue to make ferocious assaults against key northern cities. thousands flee their homes in greece as forest fires burn out of control. the country faces its most intense heatwave in more than 30 years. and coming up this hour, more o

frontier came out and said they were suspending this flight crew.ort the flight crew. 22-year-old maxwell berry is charged with three counts of battery according to the miami-dade police department. we reached out to him for comment, although he's not reached back up to us. 3,715 unruly passengers this year alone according to the faa. 100 in the last week. only 99 initiated enforcement action by the faa. flight attendants are celebrating this because this passenger has been brought to justice so quickly. >> it's straight-up assault. had to be alarming. >>> another issue, lots of cancellations, delays involving spirit airlines. >> a pretty big meltdown, the fourth day in a row where there have been a lot of issues with spirit. they blame the weather, operational issues. there are fuel shortages. spirit airlines is dealing with a lot with its i.t. system as well. it's led to a lot of irate passengers according to flight aware. more than 300 flights canceled, 40% of its schedule overall. we're waiting to hear from spirit about when this will all stop.

frontier airlines duct taped a ruddy passenger to his chair which on frontier is called an upgrade.ing in their car dining out. i like that one. a spokesperson for the airline said they are not punishing the flyer with tickets for another flight on frontier. a school board member in oklahoma called students who come to school unmasked potential murderers. students quickly replied "where do you think we are, chicago? the governor of oregon has dropped the reading, writing, and math proficiency acquirements for high school graduates and due to budget cuts, students will only learn about 15 of the 22 genders. the governor of oregon has dropped the reading and writing requirements for high school graduates, outraged students want to sign a petition but they don't know how. and finally, teenage climate activist greta thunberg warns of a new crisis, and two years earth may run out of caring who she is. [applause] that's a good segment. i'm out of breath, don't go anywhere, we'll be right back. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like

frontier responded to this by initially suspending the flight attendants.k from flight attendant unions. now, frontier changed its tune, saying it supports the flight crew in the incident. it also supports the prosecution of 22-year-old maxwell berry of ohio. miami-dade police charged him with three counts of battery now. you know, you have to look at the big picture. 3,700 incidents of unruly passengers just this year alone according to the faa. another 100 incidents in the last week. of all of those more than 3,000 incidents, the agency initiated enforcement action in only 99 of those cases. flight attendants are pointing to this as an example of swift prosecution that they need as they're dealing with this uptick of unruly passengers. >> i mean, would these flight attendants -- what was the other choice, tackling him? >> airline supplied the tape. if you don't use it for this guy -- >> yes. i mean, what that video captures those flight attendants dealing with, in terms of taking the incoming fist, it is incredible. pe pete, thank you very highlighting th

coincidentally 1890 the year he was born was also the year the american frontier was declared closed. you had eisenhower coming into the world at this transition in american history from this open frontier, moving into a more industrialized age. in fact, there's great sim tree in his life. he was born in the year the frontier was declared closed and died the year that america [ inaudible ] so you can see this really broad range of history of eisenhower embodied and, in fact, with his creation of nasa helped create that. and the foundation also -- the foundation, rather -- i mean, the frontier gave ike a sense of limits. if most of the free land was gone, if natural resources were in danger of being exhausted, then there had to be limits set on expansion and on what we could expect out of the natural habitat and for reasons that would take a while to get into, eisenhower's view of frontier and of these limited resources would actually lead him to expand social security to a certain degree, which does take some explanation so maybe we can get into that later. he was a good student, he r

which makes you wonder if he is rich, why is he flying frontier.ting]. >> [bleep]. [bleep]. >> [bleep]. >> yes. >> hey! >> get up. >> [laughing]. >> here he is packaged up for safe delivery. >> help! >> help! >> greg: he was later arrested and charged with 3 counts of battery and missing arm hair. after calling it the most dehumanizing experience of his life he denied any wrongdoing. i didn't grope anybody. this is the stupid narrative the media is pushing. someone has been watching andrew cuomo. my dad used duct tape on everything but enough about mom. kat. the guy is an a -hole but i feel like that was almost imhumane. was i wrong? >> yes, this dude on a flight from philadelphia to miami. this was is a frat boy. kat, don't be a judgmental person asme twitter. -- person. on his twitter. and my favorite, 6 inches is enough. this guy is tweeting. he is clearly flying alone. he told all the tinder girls if philadelphia he is not ready for a relationship right now. he can go party in miami with the boys. pick up strange. don't judge a book by a cover

it happened over the weekend on a frontier flight between philadelphia and miami.irt off and groped two flight attendants. a third flight attendant was told to watch him and then this happened. >> hey, chill. chill out. >> reporter: this is where it gets interesting. flight attendants used restraint tape to keep this passenger tied down to his chair. it's in the kid that flight attendants use. after this part of the video surfaced, frontier suspended those flight attendants. now it released an about face saying it supports this flight crew and supports law enforcement in its prosecution of this. charged in this is 22-year-old maxwell barry. he's facing three counts of battery. we reached out to him and have not been able to reach him for comment. let's look at the big picture, 3,700 cases of unruly cases of passengers alone. of all those cases the faa has reacted. the fact that barry was charged so quickly, is something that should be happening. >> it seeps like there's a lot of people getting away with bad behavior. >> reporter: flight attendants tell me they're s

independent oil hunters who drilled wildcat discovery wells on domestic frontiers. emboldened by oils rule of capture, the business is founding legal code, which granted any man authority to tap subsurface crude, aggressively and on their terms, while. wildcat led the industry a manic and cutthroat essence that would endure across time. for john reckon fell or senior -- but john rockefeller senior, that mindset was wasteful. his was a bureaucratic outlook that lined up with the protestant work ethic, which is some good capitalists would uphold rules of calculation and control. where is rockefeller sought to dull oil's lazy laissez-faire free for all by consolidating the industry, the small competitors who abhorred his monopoly in oil's first frontier of western pennsylvania, considered their rule of capture sacracinct. it protected their wishes to act alone, we had before their god or on their patch of soil. they reveled in risk taking and accepted the volatility's of chants and pursued profits as if there were no tomorrow. while christian hannity also captured in s

the frontiers of knowledge, explore the progress, barriers, and future of humanity when it comes to enlightenment. thank you so much, professor grayling for coming back on. if anyone thinks that they don't need to read this book, you imply that they have the only themselves to be to blame for not being blown to bits by appending in the nation drone. why? why is this not as it's eric? well, because i'm here. i can quote, the graph enforced always used in his novels, you know, only connect that if you are able to connect things together a bit, make better sense of them, your much more likely to make good decisions about what to do. you know, there's a wonderful anecdote about the great physicist the steven weinberg nobel prize winning physicist who when ronald reagan was contemplating pushing anti ballistic missiles up in space. you may remember a kind of defense that was installed on satellites. weinberg said it doesn't bother me. the president reagan doesn't know any science, but it does bother me if he doesn't know any philosophy and history. and of course, the point was precisely that if you do

life he was born the year the frontier was declared closed. he died the year americas land on the moon. you can see this range of history of eisenhower. embodied and in fact with his creation of nasa, it helped create that. the foundation also, the foundation rather, the frontier gave ike a sense of limits. if most of the freeland was gone, natural resources were in danger, of being exhausted, there had to be limits set up on expansion and on what we could expect out of the natural habitat. for reasons i would take a while to get into, eisenhower's few front here and at this limited resources would actually lead him to expand social security. to a certain degree. which does take some explanation. we will get to that later. he was a good student, he really enjoyed ancient history. he enjoyed math, did well in school. next slide, please? a few years later, this is his high school, senior picture i guess we would call it today. i graduated in 1909. should've graduated 1908. he was a freshman, he had an accident, scrutiny which became badly infect

this map that you see here, north vietnam has occupied military sanctuaries all along the cambodian frontier with south vietnam. some of these extend up the 20 miles into cambodia. the sanctuaries are in red, and as you note, they are on both sides of the border. they are used for hit-and-run attacks on american and south vietnamese forces in south vietnam. these communist october paid territories contain major base camps, training sites, logistics facilities, weapons, ammunition factories, air strips and prisoner of war compounds. for five years, neither the united states or south vietnam has moved against these into me sanctuaries because we did not wish to violate the territory of a neutral nation. even after the vietnamese communists began to expand these sanctuaries four weeks ago, we counseled patients to our south vietnamese allies and imposed restrains on our own commanders. in contrast to our policy, the enemy in the last two weeks has stepped up his guerilla actions and is concentrating his main forces in his sanctuaries that you see on this map where they're building up to launch

why frontier airlines is suddenly changing course. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper. and we start today with our health lead. and while there are encouraging signs that more americans are getting vaccinated against coronavirus, there is also worrying new data out today showing how great the threat still is. the highly contagious delta variant now makes up more than 93% of all new cases in the united states. that's according to the cdc. the number of americans dying from covid every day is up 42% from just last week. and hospitalizations are three times higher than one month ago. and we know vaccines are the best way to stop the spread. but combating misinformation about the vaccines is still one of the greatest challenges for health officials. and the new poll out today shows that among unvaccinated americans, 53% think getting the shot is a bigger risk to their health than catching covid, 53%. adding to the confusion, the contradictory messages coming from the biden administration. as cnn's kristen holmes reports from vaccine mand

. >>> an unruly passenger attacks the crew on a frontier flight. what it took to restrain the man. >> i am worried about my health. >> are you? >> yes! >> then where is your hazmat suit? >> where is my hazmat suit? >> see what some bay area retail workers are dealing with. >>> plague infested chipmunks. the serious warning for anyone heading to a popular tourist destination. >>> the fog is rolling in tonight and tomorrwarmer with host anthony anderson. >> thanks dan and ama daetz. don't take this personally. is at the suicide squad or the suicide squad? >> here it is the suicide squad. >> i thought it was >>> breaking news. a deadly shooting on highway for four shut down all eastbound lanes tonight in antioch between elm street and hillcrest avenue. nine days ago, a mother from oakland was shot and killed while driving on the highway. no arrest yet in that case. this is the sixth shooting on highway 4 since april according to california highway patrol. >>> in trouble for how they dealt with this violent passenger. it happened on a frontier flight s

early on he brings legislation forward to end the run offering pigs in the city of winchester, frontier city, and if you have pigs rubbing through town, not in pens, you're not in a civilized place. they go to the bathroom where they want and it's ugly and they break into your storage. it's lousy. so, he brings this legislation which really i could not understand why it was controversial. did the pigs have lobbyists? i find its confusing but he knows this. he can't get its through, and another legislator, very smart lawyer named pendleton, takes over the bill and reinvented it as a bill to protect the water quality and winchester -- because when you're defer indicating everybody its goes into the wells and it's bad. and it sales through, and it's just a very small window into just how, if i dare say, how clueless he was. he needed to learn a lot. and he does. it takes him a while. he doesn't rocket to the top of the political ladder, but he combine he creates a new persona built on talents he has. always the tallest go any room. always look goods, very fussy about his presentation, his

episode i emphasize which highlightsro challenge, early on he brings this forward in the in the frontierave been running through town in not intense, you're not in a civilized place. they go to the bathroom where they want and it's ugly and they break in to your storage, it lousy. he brings this legislation which i could not understand why it was controversial, the pigs have lobbyists, it was confusing but he moves us, he can't get it through. another legislature and takes over it, he reinvented to protect the water quality because if they are defecating everywhere, it goes into the wells and it bad. it's a small window into how if i dare say it, how clueless he was that he needed to learn of life. it takes a while, he doesn't go to the top of the political ladder i but he creates a new persona built on talent he has. he's always the tallest guy, he always good was fussy about his presentation and clothing. he developed quiet style, he made himself a a great listener and he would hear people out, i think maybe time on the court helped him so as a young man from a military leader who is a

there you see the stock up almost a percent in extended trading, wilf. >>> frontier airlines just out joins us with phil lebeau. phil, i'll hand it over to you >> barry joins us from frontier's headquarters in denver, colorado thank you for joining us let's talk about the q2 results. a loss of 24 cents a share revenue $550 million but the important thing, i guess, from your perspective is the resurgence in demand has helped you build your cash balance, correct >> that's correct. thanks for having us on, phil. look, we were pleased with the quarter. ended up 13% ebitda and truly the vaccine has been unlocking the demand as we planned >> you saw us tease the video before the commercial break. this passenger who was duct taped to his seat after allegedly groping a couple of frontier flight attendants as well as physically assaulting another flight attendant, allegedly. what -- i have to be honest. people look at this and say what's going on in the air when is this unruly passenger stuff going to stop and what is it going to take to stop it? >> i think we've always had this and our flight

frontier.sit original 19th century houses from the valley relocated to the museum and hear historical interpreters describe daily life. we visit two farmhouses and a schoolhouse to discover how life changed for family members over the course of the century and learn how national politics impacted this area before the civil war. this is the second of 2-part series. >> my name is joe, director of marketing here at the frontier culture museum in s

is sturring as stirring chronicle of the conflict over america's first frontier that places the reader at the center of this remarkable epic and it's a gripping tales of courage and sacrifice. bob drury and tom clavin are the number one new york times bestselling authors of the heart of everything that is. lucky six six halsey's typhoon last man out and the last stand of box company which won the marine corps heritage foundation's general wallace m green junior award. they have just learned today that the book is on the new york times bestseller list. and it is number one at watermark books and cafe on our bestseller list. so i just want to give you both a warm welcome and i will turn the virtual stage over to you bob. thank you sarah. thank you so much. thank you so much. and thank you, lauren and and thanks to everyone at watermark. i have never been there as you know, tom has and he just sings your praise. so it's not only a pleasure to be here tonight with all of you, but it's not her and thank you all who's ever out there. i thought we might have a brady bunch screen in front of m

it follows that you do not stop at the frontier of mountains or sea or jungle, nor at the man made frontiers of knowledge or tradition or hope. i salute you. luce was ennam mo ennamorred. it was at this time the seven sisters, as they would become known, which included five major u.s. oil companies, gulf, texaco, standard new jersey or exxon, standard new york mobile. this is the moment at which these companies were turning towards south america and the arabian peninsula, urged on by washington to secure new fields before domestic reserves ran out. we've had several cycles of peak oil over the last 120 years. this was coming in the wake of fears over peak oil and anticipating what was going to become next as the automobile industry continued to expand in the post war period. for luce, their corporate labors when harnessed by god fearing patriots held the capacity to transform the world. he drew on metaphor to encourage his compatriots. it served as the pillar of the american century. but luce, the very architect of the term suggests that a religious of ecumenical outreach. william eddy pictu

. >>> an unruly passenger attacks the crew on a frontier flight. what it took to am worried abou. >> are you? >> yes! >> then where is your hazmat suit? >> where is my hazmat suit? >> see what some bay area retail workers are dealing with. >>> plague infested chipmunks. the serious warning for anyone heading to a popular tourist destination. >>> the fog is rolling in tonight and tomorrow we are tracking a warmer afternoon. details in the forecast. >>> a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live with guest host anthony anderson. >> thanks dan and ama daetz. don't take this personally. is at the suicide squad or the suicide squad? >> here it is the suicide squad. >> i thought it was grass looks great, zeus! hey could you maybe trim the hydrangea too? sure thing, kevin. do you want me to do the boxwoods as well? finding the right person for the job isn't always easy... ...but when you have an insurance question, you can always count on your local geico agent. they can give you personalized advice and could help you save hundreds. hey medusa! let'

he has basically three years on the frontier where nothing goes well, ambushes, massacres. he doesn't win anything and it's really miserable. he is miserable and he becomes becomes -- and he manages to alienate all of his superiors in military establishments in the royal governor of virginia who gave himcr the job and he alienates them produces rotten things to them and he jumps the chain of command goes behind their backs and he finally resigned his commission. i think they were all delighted to see him leave and he doesn't have a career in the military world. he then decides i think to reinvent himself as a political figure, as a squire in the virginia tradition. he marries an extremely wealthy widow martha costas and he sets off on a career that most people ignore when they write about washington and think about him. he spent 16 years in the virginia house as a legislator, the colonial legislature. he spends a decade on a vestige which has many responsibility is which include taking care of the poor and he also >> six years on the fairfax county court which sounds very j

warriors and lakotas in particular were impeding the, quote, advancement of white men and western frontier. and so this story line of american indians standing in the way of progress continues to be told throughout, as i say, the golden age of hollywood, the films of the '50s, and even in the counterculture films. the counterculture films obviously begin to reflect a little bit more than ever before on what was actually going on in the west in the late 1800s. but the thing about the films is that of course native people are still being portrayed frozen in time. and that's a problem. there are no other people in the world that really others insist on locking them into a certain time period. so with the battle of little bighorn, with the wild west shows, and then with the motion picture industry, you are getting images or an image of the plains indian warrior that is stereotypical and that is always frozen in time. and with it all, american indians, plains indian warriors, are being presented always as formidable foes. and this is carried on and used by high schools and colleges across the c

the 22-year-old ohio man was restrained during a frontier airlines flight saturday from philadelphiao miami. he's accused of groping two female flight attendants and punching a male attendant. he was arrested by police in miami and charged with three counts of misdemeanor battery. frontier says it placed the flight attendants on paid leave pending an investigation. >>> well, still ahead, experiencing the ikea store at home. the popular furniture chain is offering a candle that smells like its signature dish. darrell's family uses gain flings now so their laundry smells more amazing than ever. isn't that the dog's towel? hey, me towel su towel. more gain scent plus oxi boost and febreze in every gain fling. think wearing less makeup means no need for a wipe? think again. neutrogena® makeup remover wipes remove the 30% of makeup ordinary cleansers can leave behind. your skin will thank you. neutrogena®. for people with skin. ♪ ♪ oh, focaccia! ah, there's no place like panera. enjoy the toasty, saucy chipotle chicken avocado melt on freshly baked bread. panera. order on the app today. >

frontier airlines said it was suspending this flight crew. pushback from airline unions. now it's changing its tune, saying it supports this flight crew and prosecution of this passenger. he is 22-year-old maxwell berry of ohio. miami-dade police have charged him with three counts of battery. there have been 100 cases in the last week. 99 cases this year have only gone to enforcement action. so flight attendants are pointing to this as an example of swift prosecution that needs to happen in all of these cases, ana. >> what a wild story. pete muntean, thank you. >>> now, imagine breaking a world record and having to settle for silver. the women's olympic 400-meter hurdles final was billed as a showdown between the two fastest women ever to run this race and it lived up to the hype. sydney mclaughlin and dalilah muhammad went head-to-head in this case. as you can see it was so close. mclaughlin shattered her own world record by nearly half a second to win gold. muhammad took the silver even though her time beat the previous world record as well

>>> stunning new video of a violent confrontation of a frontier airlines light, from philadelphia toear-old passenger had been drinking when he started shouting profanities and groped two flight attendants. at one point, he even punched a crewmember in the face. eventually a flight attendant and some special, fellow passengers subdue the man and use duct tape and duct taped into the seat. he was later arrested on three counts of battery. >> flight attendants in their initial training and recurrent training learn a lot of different tech weeks, and how to keep control of the cabin. safety is paramount, when you are flying. >> frontier airlines says they are supporting the flight attendants. after originally saying they're not following proper procedures. >>> new at 11:00, state water regulators voted tonight. offer drastic emergency order. it bars thousands of californians, primarily farmers from using stream and river water. state officials are calling the order unpreceented. it includes thousands of senior water rights holders across the state. water used for drinking, bathing and ho