just feet from people on the gound. now investigators say this may have been no accident. breaking overnight... a semi crashes into a barrier on i- 15 near cactus... and spills fuel all over the interstate. the front of the truck is comepletely smashed.... troopers tell us the impact was intense... ripped open. thankfully, nothing caught on fire. the driver was arrested on suspicion of driving drunk. yasmeen... you're following another bad crash... good morning las vegas! i'm ...

lets start back on the gound. i was lucky enough to get offered a media ride with the legendary blue angels.. this is my pilot. davie says "tyler davie, lt. number 7 for the team." ok he's really young.. but the blue angels are an old tradition. they formed in 1946 after wwii ended. the idea was to encourage people to join the navy during a time when we were and foster good will from the public. that good will woul d hopefully translate to a larger share of the shrinking defense budget. they started with old hellcats.. now they fly f/a-18 hornets that have been retired but meticulously maintained. davie says "they don't look like it and they don't perform like they are the oldest planes in the fleet." i put on my jump suit and nervously climb on board. i get strapped in.. the crew chief clears us to go.. and we're off. and by off i mean almost straight up! (nats take off) they idea is to plane and pilots can do.. we do some gentle manuevers at first.. but they get more vigorous as the flight continues. we go from

down seven -- dayes who had 103 big yards on the gound ties it. then in the closing seconds-- the lack drive the field and baard fothe in -- instead -- misses from 33 yards. new life for the tigers -- ertime -- and scott as the third ranked team t countrtas the le again. the pack trying to answer -- ryan finley underthrows his receiver -- and marcusdmond seals the win for clemson -- their seventh straight over the pack - and this one is going to stig for awhile. a sweep in the sunshine state means north carolina has now won eight games on the road. that's the most since the tar heels joined the league. carolina up by three in miami -- mitch trubisky -- plenty of time and there is austin proehl -- 10-zip. carolina's defense -- holding strong -- brad kaya trying to answer on fourth down - but can't connect -- the hurricanes held to three points until late in the third quarter. heels not waiting around -- trubisky open -- and it's a 50 yard completion - trubisky -- two plays later - tubisky to ellijah hood -- and it's a 20-to-3 carolina lead hee tryi

just feet from people on the gound. now investigators say this may have been no accident. breaking overnight... a semi crashes into a barrier on i- 15 near cactus... and spills fuel all over the interstate. the front of the truck is comepletely smashed.... troopers tell us the impact was intense... ripped open. thankfully, nothing caught on fire. the driver was arrested on suspicion of driving drunk. yasmeen... you're following another bad crash... good morning las vegas! i'm ... the time now is ... let's get a check of your high e for a brief moment over the southwest. between 84 and 88 degrees with central las vegas expected to hit 86 by 3pm this afternoon. by friday, another disturbance rolls into the valley and will increase clouds and winds. rain chances are still holding less than 10% for the valley and mountains but winds are expected to gust between 30 and 40 mpg through the weekend. high temperatures will slowly fall and by sunday, lower 80s will be common and will continue into the next work week. getting an nfl stadium. but we'll have to wait until a final decis

because of matthew, flights are gounded -- grounded, terminals are empty and vacations have been cut short. toya: it's having a major impact on travelers around the country. through sunday, 4,000 flights are canceled and 5,000 more are delay. international airport were lighting up, several flights into and out of orlando were canceled. be sure you check with your airline before you head to the airport. dozens of red cross volunteers are on the ground in the hurricane zone. patrick: mike anderson reports on the mission of two more volunteers who left this morning. mike: these two men are meeting each other for the first time this morning. they literally had seconds to get acquainted before inspecting the disaster relief truck they're driving to florida. >> seen so many disasters and everything. people need help. that's what drives me. >> i like to help people because someday maybe somebody will help me if i need that. i'm capable, still healthy, i like to help. >> one is 67, the other is 77, both have done this before. anybody helping them out, too, you know. they need help. >> for tw

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research both for and about the american muslim community, so my lens on this comes from that back gound. i think one of the greatest challenges to religious pluralism is actually fear. fear is very -- very strong factor. i think in the way that american muslims, in particular, are treated, and sort of their place in society, fear, you know, neuroscientific studies have shown that fear kind of allows people to do things they might not normally accept in a normal society so things like authoritarianism become much more palatable when someone is scared. i think we need to disentangle that from some of the other issues because fear sort of allows people to step outside the box and say, you know what, i totally agree with religious pluralism but not when it comes to this group because i'm kind of scared of them. we're going to do things that are kind of outside of the box. i think this fear has played into, for example, the french debate over the headscarf, or bikini wearing at the beach where for many people that's a valid outward expression of their faith. for others they see it as a way t

research both for and about the american muslim community, so my lens on this comes from that back gound. i think one of the greatest challenges to religious pluralism is actually fear. fear is very -- very strong factor. i think in the way that american muslims, in particular, are treated, and sort of their place in society, fear, you know, neuroscientific studies have shown that fear kind of allows people to do things they might not normally accept in a normal society so things like authoritarianism become much more palatable when someone is scared. i think we need to disentangle that from some of the other issues because fear sort of allows people to step outside the box and say, you know what, i totally agree with religious pluralism but not when it comes to this group because i'm kind of scared of them. we're going to do things that are kind of outside of the box. i think this fear has played into, for example, the french debate over the headscarf, or bikini wearing at the beach where for many people that's a valid outward expression of their faith. for others they see it as a way t