he has got his leather gear because leather gear which has two ammunition patches in front, and one in the rear. he has his and 1917 gas mask. and, his labelle rifle, if you turn around. and he is carrying his pack. he has his sheepskin appear, which is used to keep him warm. he has his meston. a piece of squad gear. he has his haversack, in which he carries his extra rations in. and he has got his canteen. >> is this the way he would have been equipped at the beginning of the war? or does this develop over time? >> this is the final iteration. this is the final iteration of the french uniform in world war i. remember, they started the war with bright red trousers and red kepi's, and dark uniforms. but, as the war progressed, they realized it was very poor camouflaged, and the uniform actually started to evolve. the french uniform goes through three-for specific variations of a uniform during the war. they modify it. but, this is what he looked like in the 1718 period. -- 17-18 period. if you look at what i am wearing as an officer's uniform, i have a private purchase gas mask bag. tha

the leather gear is reproduction because in my collection i own a lot of original gear. i don't like to bring it out especially in these kinds of conditions. most of the hardware you see like the grenades and the entrenching tools and the clips, those are all original. and it's amazing how much of it is still around. a lot of it was brought back to the united states. when i was stationed in europe i was able to comb the flee markets and find the stuff on my own. i have been collecting since i was 7. we have a basement full of what my wife calls old green stuff. the festivities are much grander in europe. they have had a lot of celebrations and a lot of memorial services and things like that. i think the united states has done a pretty good job with the world war i centennial commission. they have hosted some great events and made great strides in educating the american people about the sacrifices of world war i. remember, even though we were involved for a short period of time, the casualties were tremendous. there were many communities devastated by the losses. >> what

if the governor approves it, the gear would be banned in less than five years.rmen say that will put them out of business. senior investigative reporter bigad shaban is off the coast with the story. >> reporter: mike flynn has been fishing california waters for 40 years. but the nets he's used to catch swordfish could soon be outlawed. what would this do to your livelihood in. >> it will wreck it. it will devastate it beyond repair. i don't know what i'd do. >> reporter: that gear is called a drift gill net and has a history of entangling far more than what fishermen are after, including endangered animals. some lawmakers now want the nets banned. who worries you could be put out of business? >> all of everybody. the whole fleet. >> reporter: fellow fisherman jack batemon, david hayworth, and anthony macle also dependn the gear, which is left in the ocean from sunset to sunrise. the nets can stretch over a mile long, nearly the entire span of the golden gate bridge, roughly 6,000 feet. there are no restrictions on the height. environmental groups call them death

today, only about 20 rely on the gear. senator allen: how much are we going to allow this really small group of fishermen with this one particular type of gear to cause this amount of damage off of our coast when there are other alternatives that can still get good fish on the people's plates, but do so in a much less damaging way? bigan: fishermen argue that they've made several major changes to reduce the amount of marine mammals killed. male: yeah, well, they have, but it's not working. it's not stopping it. i would say the evidence speaks for itself. bigan: the federal government is now considering installing cameras on boats to keep a closer watch of what's caught. senator dianne feinstein is also proposing a federal ban on drift gillnets by 2020. about 76% of the swordfish in the us is actually imported from other countries, many of which use drift gillnets and have even fewer regulations than the us. to see the entire list of sea life that's been entangled off the california coast, just log on to our website. you ca

and shifting gears was part of it.s have a clutch pedal and technically automatics are better in every way. driving enthusiasts are committed to keeping it fun and #savethemanuals, as support for the stick. while most don't want to shift gears, those who do want to make sure the manual gearbox sticks around. it's not unusual to find a stick shift in a mustang, what is unusual is to find a gear and clutch in a car like this honda accord. many have gone automatic only but honda is sticking with the stick. it includes a version called "sport" and in the sport you can be extra sporty with a 6-speed manual transmission, mid-atlantic sized sedans with sticks. most have done away with them including sonata and camry and volkswagen miss sat. all used to have manuals available but not anymore. there's a catch. it's only available in this base model. if you want the more powerful engine and trim levels you will be letting car shift its own gears. if you like grabbing the gear and working the clutch, it's up to you, they're offer

switching gears now the syrian army appears to be gearing up for an offensive on the country's last major rebel stronghold italy.

for me when i borrowed and started scraping together every dollar i could divide the westinghouse gear division here in buffalo. and move it to niagara falls under a new name. i am proud that we put hundreds of people to work who are still working at today. after selling metal gear in 1997, i ran for congress in 1998 up in the niagara falls area, knowing that my business experience would benefit the citizens of new york and offer a new giving congress. after being humbled in that race, i spent the next 10 years as an entrepreneur, investing in and helping to stabilize dozens of bankrupt and financially distressed companies, saving and creating hundreds of jobs here in western new york. in 2007 i was recruited to run for theory county executives to turn around the effect of bankrupt county. i was elected in by applying the principles of land six sigma turned around the county finances in 18 short months all the while honoring my campaign pledge to work for 1 dollar a month. one of the many companies i invested in was a small drug development company, innate immunotherapeutic that was ci

five got a satisfyingly guttural sound tight gear and an effortless steering that gives it the authentic roadster feel that these are all still feeling for. this mazda has that familiar m x five look it's big gorilla looks almost like a wide grin two four cylinder engines are available for. them and i think i'm under a think sent through m.x. five of his c. and i will welcome the naturally aspirated engine in place of a turbo charger because that's ideal for such a compact roadster he added slightly modified versions of these engines can also be found in many other mazda models this means mazda is using tried and tested technology. on so far less a. great weight construction is crucial to cars like this mazda strip the m.x. five down to its various essential to reduce its curve weight to roughly one ton. to here between andre is fascinated by this lightweight construction most the has even come up with an unusual way of adjusting the seats as they slide back and forth on the rails depending on your size if you're on the small side or do you slide the seat forward and it automatically mov

a type of fishing gear blamed for killing endangered animals. state lawmakers voted yesterday to phase out those nets, and if governor jerry brown approves, the nets would be banned in less than five years. >> the fishermen say that will put them out of business. we have the story. >> reporter: mike flynn has been fishing california waters for 40 years. the net he's used to catch swordfish could soon be outlawed. what would this do to your livelihood? >> it will wreck it. it will devastate it. beyond repair. i don't know what i'd do. >> reporter: that gear is called the drift gil nl net and has a history of entangling more than what fishermen are after including endangered animals. some lawmakers want the nets banned. who worries you could be put out of business? >> all of us. everybody. >> going to happen. >> the whole fleet. >> reporter: fellow fishermen also depend on the gear which is left in the ocean from sunset to sunrise. the nets can ovechkin over a mile long -- can stretch over a mile long, roughly 6,000 feet. there are no restrictions

and then simply wrap it up in a when when right -- repacking your gear.pare this you would have socks, a change of other -- change of undergarments. but you wouldn't have a whole lot of extras. the government wouldn't want you carrying much more than you absolutely need it. but that didn't stop the average soldier from finding ways to carry extra rations or items from home. what would happen, there would be plenty of items left all throughout the battlefield easily accessible from any point inside paris or france, wherever you happened to be stationed. so it wouldn't be uncommon for a bagier to find some sort of like here. of have two photographs, one a civil war soldier, one of world war i. you will see a french bag hanging by its side, where he will keep extra rations or items he may need. things like a training manual, --you had aspirations flashlight,, washcloth, it gets hot in the trench. to fit ontoesigned the tip of the bayonet so that -- soldier would be able to could wind up sticking a mirror other person would be able to take a look and find out

governor john hicken looper and the ceos of an outdoor recreation equipment company and a hunting gear company. if we could get going. people can find their seats. good afternoon, i'm colorado governor john hickam it vice chair of the nga astronomic development and commerce committee.as my pleasure to cohost today's exciting session on outdoor recreation with governor snyder. the outdoor recreation industry has become so large and it's almost a stealth industry and the size, if you look at the

on beijing's side, we are gearing up for a secret annual meeting for chinese leaders in a resort town that will happen sometime in august. after the party leaders meet to discuss some secret agenda that we know very little about, we might he more movement on the beijing side. it is unlikely we will see anything until perhaps right after the midterms. emily: in the meantime, you still have u.s. companies dying to get into china. you have an op-ed out about

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he's doing thirty kilometers an hour but needs to shift down to first gear and slow down considerably because the roof can only be opened at a speed of up to ten kilometers per hour on it but that way he says he's obstructing traffic and when he speeds up just a little the car tells him to slow down i'm going complains that it is just takes far too long for almost any turn a day when the hard top is fully down you can put your foot down again though overall it is convinced working a canvas top would be the more efficient option. and all stuff tosh. as it does give me time stuffed up. an extra two thousand euros gets you the optional sports trim complete with a strap brace to stiffen the body feel a stunning sports shock absorbers and require a bucket seats to give extra support given the end dish no centrifugal force. born under a says the m.x. five was initially a reincarnation of the classic roadster and you know by now it's evolved into a car unlike any other a lightweight rear wheel drive runabout is perfect for tight cornering and has sparked a veritable roadster renaissance andr

and then simply wrap it up in a towel to try to keep noise down when you are repacking your gear.e this you would have spare socks, spare change of undergarments, but you wouldn't have a whole lot of extras. the government did not want you to carry much more than you absolutely needed. but that didn't stop the average soldier from finding ways to carry extra rations or items from home. what would happen, there would be plenty of items left all throughout the battlefield or easily accessible from any point inside paris or france, wherever you happened to be stationed, in belgium. so, it wouldn't be uncommon for a soldier to find some sort of french musette bag, like this here. if you came in the front building, there are two photographs. one of the civil war soldier, one of the world war i. if you look closely you'll see on the world war i soldier all of his issue kit and then you'll see a french musette bag he would keep extra rations or things he might need. lining things like a training manual, if he had aspirations of getting stripes. a shave mirror, flashlight, washcloth. it g

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i'll swear as the syrian army gears up to retake the militant held on claims of western media outlets one of eight civilian massacre potentially the same outlets though failed to mention the areas under the control of jihadist groups accused of war crimes we follow that up this hour. and the story of a young russian boy's mother is severely ill and in need of difficult to obtain medication who's appealed to locals in a city to help boy they turned out to help to tell you all about it coming up. the other lot to get through this lunchtime live from one pm is kevin are with you thanks for watching so the focus this hour on afghanistan where the capital is seeing three hours of heavy gun fighting eliot choose day between security forces and insurgents earlier in the day missiles rained down on central kabul fired according to local police by the taliban the afghan president in fact was delivering a live televised speech on national t.v. what happened take a look. you. mean. you you. and me and you. all the missiles landed in the diplomatic district of the cities bring it out check out th

be ellen degeneres is gearing up for >>> not too many cars on the road. mike will have a look at our forecast and traffic. >> yes. >> we need a little pep in our step. >> we do. >> ellen dropped a little teaser that is on the internet. ♪ >> shake it, ellen. >> look at her go. she is back. not bad ellen. it starts next tuesday. you can watch right here every weekday at 4:00. >> back in her element. >> yes. it is old songs remade in newer songs. the old songs -- >> now, the new generation can sing it too. >> yes. >>> today weather wise it will be a nice day. >> you can shake it inside, outside it will be good to go. >> yeah. i know that a lot of people -- actually i have two or three people message me yesterday asking me, hey, is it going to be cloudy all week ng say this, we'll keep cloudy conditions at least for the next two days before we see the comeback of the sun. to break it up for you you have to stick around. 57 degrees in san francisco right now. not cloudy just yet but it is expected to make its way in. we are seeing slight drizzle along the coas

officers in riot gear stood in a line earlier tonight...police in charlottesville virginia are gearing up for protest tomorrow. demonstrators marked one year since a deadly confrontation between white nationalist and counter protesters. the white nationalist are expected not only in charlottesville tomorrow but washington dc as well. >> reporter: tonight the city of charlottesville is under a state of emergency. the streets are closed to cars and all pedestrians force through two security checkpoints. they say they have artie confiscated brass knuckles, a razor and multipurpose knife. >> nothing would excite us more than this to be non-eventful and folks to go home and be a peaceful weekend for all. >> reporter: the fear, a repeat of this, white supremacist marching through the university of virginia campus like they did one year ago tonight. in a torrent of violence the following day, as white nationalist crash with counter purchases. heather heier s killed when a car was driven by white supremacist plowed into demonstrators. susan is heat

gearing upfora have seen sunshine but we are gearing up for a soggy sunday, a lot of cloud today withst majority of the uk. the radar picture shows the rain is not coming along in a straight line but pulses of heavy rain along the frontal zone. that is how it will be for the rest of today with the rain turning heavy at times. picking up across the midlands, central, southern england, heavier later in the day across east anglia and south—east england. the rain will be persistent across the central belt of scotland, wet day here, but for the most part, the rain probably not that heavy. wales and south—west england, the main area of rain will clear through, then another one following and it could be more extensive than the computers are thinking at the moment. watch out for that. the one place that will stay dry and sonny is shetland. that is your weather.

a long time ago, and it makes you think of how vulnerable we are in a sense with so much alive is gearedn it whether it is banking or other things. we are almost a cashless society, so while that is good on one level you do get caught out when things like this happen.|j one level you do get caught out when things like this happen. i think it will be a big issue for the future. 0 nto will be a big issue for the future. onto the daily telegraph and the lovely picture of the carnival queen all geared up for the notting hill carnival, but a much more serious issue behind that picture all about keeping people safe. obviously she looks absolutely stunning and so many people will enjoy carnival sunday and monday, but they will now have to pass through these knife security arches for the first time, which is quite a big step, but i think they have been looking at various different safety measures and there has been in the past violence at the carnival, although i think that has been coming down over time, but it obviously comes against the backdrop of a rise in violence across london. i think pe

how to gear levers, gear up and all that.the one turn, and, knowing what you know students look like when they first start flying and how hard it is to get used to the coordinated turn. i thought he had, had some flying lessons. >> okay. so, to be clear, and in layman's terms for somebody who doesn't know planes as well as the you do. you are saying that tells you it is unlikely to be somebody who just got lucky, right? >> when they go to turn the plane, they turn the yolk. meaning they turn the layman's version, the steering wheel if you will. but in, but you also have to use the foot pedals, you have to use the, you know turn the rudder, you coordinate that turn. and, the reason, of course, the centrifugal force, force on the plane aren't like on a car. that is a very common mistake. first time out of the box when students start flying. that's one of the first things they have to get used to. the one turn we could see clearly on the video that that gentleman shot. it was a coordinated turn. it's hard to get lucky on that. i

retracted or she, whoever the mechanic is, has the gear retracted. so they obviously are very familiar and they know how to do that on the plane. so this is the mechanic, once you know all the systems on the plane and you know the important airspeed, you could do it, sure. >> so this is clearly somebody whose skills go quite a bit beyond. >> well, i think so. yeah, like i said, if this was somebody's first flight or they just pulling back on the yoke ,- and lifting off for the first time is a wonderful thrill, remember way back to my first flight, but it's also very scary. but i don't believe. this i think this person has the skills, maybe has some training, maybe has flight simulators at home. but, you know, to do a loop in an aircraft that is not an aerobatic aircraft, and to pull out of it, come out of it okay and keep flying, you know, there are people who tried it with lots of skills and have crashed. i don't know. i think the person had skill. >> mary, stand by. bear with me. quick break. and when we come back, i want to ask you about the secur

up for will have seen sunshine but we are gearing upfora will have seen sunshine but we are gearingg away in one straight line but the rain along the frontal zone, that is how the weather will be through the rest of today with the rain turning heavy at times. the rain picking up, central and southern england, the rain will be persistent across the central belt of scotland saw a wet day here but for the most part probably not that heavy. across wales in south—west england the main area of rain clearing through and i think actually we will see another follow, the rain could be more extensive than computers are thinking at the moment so watch out for that. temperatures looking at highs between 15—20, one place dry and sunny is shetland. that is your weather.

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you didn't have to crank the engine to get it started or shift gears with the transportation once you were going but they had the same disadvantages. the weight of the batteries which reduced the mileage or travel range and then range anxiety. people being afraid of running out of battery power and being stranded in the middle of nowhere. even today people are frightened at the thought of running out of power and a serious issue 117 years ago driving around in a rural area and run out of charge and electrification didn't exist at that time. and we can walk further up to take a look at a couple of ford vehicles. after two failed attempts to start a successful automobile company henry ford finds success with ford motor company established in june of 1903 when ford himself is very nearly 40 years old so this is a time when a lot of men would have been happily settled in the careers and working toward retirement but ford was willing to keep risking things to succeed in the automobile industry and it would pay off for him. he started with the model an of 1903. here's a great example of the

switching gears.arents in the area experiencing empty nest sis droyndrome as skd back to school, and incominghm fres moved into dorms today. loading up bins of clothes, toiletrity, facul and alumni welcomed them into their >residence. e continue to follow our top story tonight. maryland football coach placed on leave. tmr sportsent working so urces, late-breaking details ahead. >> reporter: this church across the street from lafayette park pretty much ground zero at sunday's protests and also open. as are other >> concern tomorrow for worshippers headed to church in the district. hundreds will pass through tight security ahead of the unite the right rally across from the white house. hate is not stopping those celebrating compassion and unity. >> it's the last stop -- >> reporter: lafayette park always a tourist attraction and in a few hours grounds for controversy. there are other regular sunday events going on. just ac the street, st. john's church, where president and rular parishioners come to pra

instead you had to shift by means of a floor pedal between low and high gear. it could be confusing for a driver then and certainly would confuse us today. model a adopted the three-speed sliding gear transmission that we would recognize today, for those who still drive manual transmission cars. the model t was a little more powerful, a little faster, but the car was also available in colors from the start and continues to be and really it was the first ford with what can be called some real style in it. in fact, a lot of the design on the model a can be credited to henry ford's son. he was a mechanical genius and interested in the inner workings of the vehicle but he never had much of an eye or sense of the look of the car, how it should appear. his son did have that ability and borrowed ideas from lincoln. some people refer to them as baby lincolns. they're very popular with collectors even today. the last vehicle we looked at was our model a introduced in late 27 for the 1928 model year. we're jumping ahead 30 years to a car introduced in 1957 for the 1958 m

outrage the incredible moment this police officer passes a burning home and rushes inside with no gear and no training. how he saved an entire family. >>> and feeling the heat. the uproar this morning after this female tennis player gets punished at the u.s. open for flipping her shirt around on the court. but the men facing no penalties after taking theirs completely off. >>> good morning, america. welcome to wednesday. i have to say that doesn't seem fair at all what happened at the open. >> no. >> i would say i agree entirely. it is so hot out there. she's switching her shirt inside out and you can see the guys kept their shirts on and some took them off. the u.s. open feeling the heat for that decision and also literally feeling it. temperatures topping 90 degrees hitting the east coast, multiple players overheated, forced to forfeit their matches on tuesday. >> yeah, the dangerous situation for the players and also a dangerous situation for the fans who are watching as well, and now this morning, 13 states are facing heat advisories and ginger is tracking it all. good morning, gin

the camel herders gear up for the trip.pand the visitor stock up on carbs ahead oo a long day of in this vast desert, and none of them feel threatened. >> my friends and family were worried, bececause they knknow t the e jihadist groups thatat ext in thehe s sahara ovover the lat dedecade. look at the belgian government website, and it said the area of mmuritania we are in nowwis safe. my insurance company says there covered. reporter: a wondrous sea of sand isis how the mauritanian organizers what the e touristsoo remember t the sahara, to satisy the westerner search for wilderness. there is no expense spaaed. each party has one camel per traveler to carry their gear. once the enough, he logistics were up and running in a m matter of ekeks, lviving the truckers -- trekkers with liitle o worrr about besides contemplating the sahara. it is wonderful. splendid landscapes. it is really very pleasant. reporter: they are about to walk -p200 kilooeters in 15 days with not a tree insight, at from the sun and wind. for some, the re

where they were held off by flis riot gear. one block from the park. those who made it to the other side went head to head with the other group. >> organizers of the unite the right side insist the rally had nothing to do with white supremacy. as the other side claimed. >> trump is great. he's changing the world. we got lucky when elected. >> but the other side says it's just a cover for the right wing policy. >> the president is a racist and the immigration policy is racist. people who support them are racist too. that's just not my opinion. that's just fact. >> one point, five loud explosions were heard. which place say were homemade explosives and fire works directed at officers. some left frustrated that people were engaged in shouting matches with no real ldialogue. >> it's just name calling. >> 17 people were arrested for wearing face masks. vandalism, that investigation is still ongoing. >> thanks so much. we continue to follow this story online. for nor information regarding the protest visit nbc bay area.com. >> still to come. day at the beach

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switching gears now, today residents of d.c.'s berry farm ne ghborhoodhered toe celebre community and their fight to stay in their homes. it was part celebration, part protest at the survival for revival residents are fight the city's plan to redevelop the historically african-american public housing project and say they're not just fighting to preserve their homes. they're also fighting for future ge drations. >> w't want to move and be displaced to another public housing. we're fearful that the same thing can happen they're trying to do here which is tear down and move us around again. we're fighting and have been for three years to save our homes. >> the plan toer redevelop farms is part of the city's new communities initiative. >>> another warning aboutfy veg is your uber ride before jumping into the car. police identified the mansa the posed as an uber driver on u veet in d.c. investigates is tell us a passenger was beaten and forced ithdraw money. as shomari stone shows us, officers bieve the suspect is tied to other armed

took a team of foam bring down a gear, camera gear, food, water's all shut will into e canyon.brian grub is a championship weight skier. he's been at that time 15 years. once they're all set up brian grabs on to the rope and does this. >> it's a smaller board that makes it weight skating. >> it's like the deckf askatebo. without wheels brian is able to just carve through this tiny little canyon. they set up a nufb different obstacles. even natural obstacles that are there appear to be nocleta hbsi >> his skating shoes are on in the water. >> it's so neat to see what they here able too in s uc remote, unforgiving location. >> red bull's producers just go o google maps and say tting, ld something there. wonder howhey sct a of this stuhis. this river, you could barely swim down and he is he weight skating down it. >> yeah, i feel like within a couple years that's going to be the red bulleight skating championship in jordan. >> look where they set this wench up, way on top of the cl a mile away from where brian's going to start his run. they put cable all the way, get set up, and b

took a team of people to bring down a ton of gear. camera gear. food. water.he's been at it for 15 years and once they're all set up, brian grabs onto the rope and does this. ♪ >> it's a smaller board that makes with wave skating. >> almost a like the deck the skateboard without wheels. brian carves through the canyon. set up different obstac natural obstacles that are there appear to be no obstacle. >> i love he kept his tennis shoes on. his skating shoes are on in the water. >> it's so neat to see what they were able to do in skuchuch a re unforgiving situation. >> do red bull producers google maps and say that's interesting, let's do something there? >> wow wonder how they scout this out. this river you could barely swim down. he's skating down it. >> i feel like within a couple years that's going to be the red bull wake skating championship. >> look where they set this up, way up on top of the cliff, three-tenths of a maile away frm the start of brian grubb line of the trip. all pulled off by a team at red bull. that is one to remember. >>> why put off tom

argentina is gearing up for a key senate vote to legalize abortion. more on that issue in the largely catholic country coming up. warm decades away from a rapid changing climate they could threaten humanity's existence. we will talk to the climate expert about the so-called hothouse earth on the way. ♪ host: we will start in the drc where the ruling coalition is set to announce the candidatee for the upcoming presidential election in december. today is the deadline for politicians to submit their candidates, for the current leader could still announce he is in the running himself. we look back at his controversial years in office. reporter: little was known about him when he came to power in 2001. many saw them as a figurehead chosen by the advisors of his father, to have just been assassinated. within months he surprised skeptics by taking initiative and trying to bring peace. the reached out to rwanda, his father's long-time regional opponent, and the rebels destroyed in the war. congo's firstcame democratically elected president and for decades. as

. >> reporter: kyle was pinned by the third row seat of his minivan while reaching for tennis gear, using siri to call 911 twice. but failures in the system that day meant cincinnati dispatchers had trouble finding him and patrol officers couldn't find him. unable to breathe, he died waiting. i probably don't have much time left. so tell my mom that i love her if i die. >> reporter: you still haven't listened to the 911 call that kyle made? >> no. kyle and i were very close. we went through a lot together. it's really hard to -- it's hard to go on every day without him. >> reporter: jill and ron are now turning their anguish into action, starting the kyle plush answer the call foundation, advocating for upgrades to 911 systems across the country. >> the 911 system is about 50 years old. >> reporter: new technology, better training and something called smart 911. anyone can sign up online for free and provide information to help dispatchers, like medical conditions, car, make and model and emergency contacts. kyle's has pushed cincinnati to upgrade its system. >> i think he's looking down

this is the emergency landing eric gear witnessed on saturday, on 580, near the 164 avenue exit in ashland. the pilot said the fuel line snapped and caused the plane to lose pressure and said he had to alert other drivers as to what is happening. >> the cessna is not flying very well. >> the traffic won't paying attention. i needed to react. turning on the flashers, honking the horn, doing weaving getting their attention. >> there was no damage and they are okay. >> a plane stolen from seattle and crashed on a nearby island, they found the remains at that crash site though the pilot's death has not yet been confirmed, the black box headed to washington for a thorough analysis. they wanted to know how a man with no flying experience, how could he hijack a passenger plane. carolyn tyler has more. >> absolutely amazing. i don't know how he did it. >> he flew planes for 35 years and he and colleagues are stunned by the seattle incident. a baggage handler they say did not have a pilot's license was able to fly a stolen passenger plane for over an hour doing incredible maneuvers. >> they are com

. >> i want to switch gears and talk about the drama inside the president's administration, particularly his relationship with jeff sessions. there are reports that president trump has for now at least decided to hold off on firing the attorney general. what is the likelihood president trump actually sticks to that promise and what do we expect to see if, in fact, he doesn't and he does go ahead and fire jeff sessions? what kind of impact would it have on some of his top aides and hess advisers? >> who knows the likelihood of trump doing or not doing anything is. i think can you say for sure a lot of republicans are nervous about him axeing sessions especially before the mid-term. >> that would throw a lot of chaos into a chaotic administration, especially in these suburban house districts through the administration is unpopular. that's something they don't want to see. >> it will be interesting to see how it all plays out, if, in fact, it happens. we want to talk to you again if just a little bit. stick around for us, please. still ahead a texas man says he is selling blue prints to sel

up for the stretch run -- saves already for the year, so they are gearing up for the stretch run andpitch thrown out -- meanwhile trying to make a bid in the 5th inning -- alan hansen has got a play -- pure speed got him a triple off the slager store -- score. the pirates blow it open with a five run -- them tonight -- evan longoria opens up the beginning -- big inning for the pirates and they will put it away with one swing -- david free, gone to left- center field -- three run jack -- getting a little frisky in the 9th inning scoring a few runs but they fall way short but fans hanging in there -- we've come to that point of the evening -- this out in toronto -- look at this van. he gets one right into his lap with a nice catch right there off of a home run by the red sox outfielder j.d. martinez and then -- at the bottom of the inning he gets another one -- that's one in 1 million, to get two home run balls in the same game. >> what are the chances of that -- he needs to go buy a lottery ticket now. >>> thanks for joining us -- good night. ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mi

lauren: nfl preseason kicked into full gear and so did the protests.got that story. jared: yeah, here we are again as another season begins so does national anthem controversy, while the nfl and association with privately resolution, several nfl players protested during national anthem last night, 12 preseasons game, miami robert raised fist and kenny kneeled as he did last season. creator of nfl anthem protest former quarterback colin kaepernick supported, continued protest of systematic oppression by taking a knee, mentions others who protested and stay strong, brothers. the nfl said in a statement there has been no change in the nfl's policy, the anthem will continue to be played before every game and all players and nonplayer personnel on the field are expected to stand. 12 and a half games last night in met life stadium, number one and number two make debuts on first run from scrimmage, lock go for new york giants, 39 yards, giants rooky finished with 43 yards rushing, hines man trophy winner, quarterback baker mayfield threw a fair of pass, the b

two thousand five hundred grams and third gear delivers a mice torque that is certainly a match for the predecessors of four cylinder engine and. when the driver isn't using the engines full power the fiesta s.t. can deactivate one of the three cylinders by cutting out fuel delivery and that helps it achieve a combined consumption rate of six liters per one hundred kilometers on the new european driving cycle. outside the new s.t. is a bit leaner and meaner than its brothers. bigger air intakes bumper lips big wheels from red brake calipers are just as obligatory for the segment as the distinctive roof spoiler. the rear features a buddy color diffuser and twin exhaust pipes. i'm nice touch in the fiesta estes interior from the last generation is the s.t. logo on their seats and the steering wheel which is now flat on the bottom only a stick shift is available the sport seats are made by ricardo. the three cylinder engine is the next logical step and forwards down sizing strategy. catenary let's over the past few months andres had the pleasure of test driving some of the fiesta s.t.s. co