la fiscalÍa indica que viajÓ de forma horizontal y directa, pero la defensa legal de que el tiro impactÓstica y testigo de la defensa, nos explica. " el arma de fuego apuntaban hacia abajo, y de alguna forma hizo que el gatillo seactivara. hizo un agujero en el suelo e impactÓ a la persona". >> la pistola fue dirigida al suelo y fue un accidente. no sabemos exactamente cÓmo disparÓ. flavio: sugiere que la bala rebotÓ, pero un inspector asegura que la bala se desplazÓ de forma horizontal. un abogado nos explica si esto refuerza el argumentod de la defensa. >> un rebote puede ser algo vÁlido para la defensa. puede decir que no fue intencional de parte del acusado. flavio: el juez del caso indicÓ de que faltan mÁs evidencia por examinar, por esta razÓn postergo el caso hasta el 3 de septiembre. flavio lacayo noticias univisiÓn 14. marÍa: muchas gracias! en mÁs del caso, una nueva medida presentada, pretende fomentar la seguridad de los residentes en california. se enfoca en los reos indocumentados que aguardan ser deportados. pamela: enfocÁndose en la seguridad de los californianos, la sena

it's trying to leverage that horizontals been -- horizontal non-dod-typeof the ending. how do we approach that in a different way, looking at the strategies of who is buying it, hohomany vehicles are outhere, how you leverage the knowledge ross a government so the government can be a smararter buyer. tech andn the world of government, where do you see things in about t six or 10 mons ? getting better, about the same? have we plateaued? are you optimistic? jim: i think the government has look atwn term, and you what gsa has done, and this should be a prime example. this allows for interactive communications with the private sector, and i think that should become a modeland i think there's more and more a desire to partner with industry, listen to them, and communicate with them, and that's a great thing. you talk to leaders around the world. can they learn from us? jim: we try t to talk to other countries to make sure they can replicate what we do. we have a fully transparent, open, competitive system that emphphasizes best value for the taxpayer. that's what we try to s

or should you shoot it horizontal horizontally? >> horizontally! look how much more you can see.o you think? >> horizontal. >> for editing and if you want to, you know, put it on instagram. >> you can see more. >> you can see more. >> i think horizontal sounds great. all my videos are vertical. >> doesn't it depend on what you're shooting? i'll give you an example. what if you spotted a real life bambi and thumper? you probably would want to shoot that horizontally. >> okay. >> how about this one? what if your pet parrot decided to slide down a banister. it happens all the time. vertically probably better for the shot. >> absolutely. no, i think horizontal. >> what if you have a daughter, for example, and she was turning one year old today! how would you shoot that video? >> if she was the cutest baby in america, i would shoot it vertically. >> i think the camera work right there is wonderful. it's only one thing that could be better because that's baby vale live shot! do we have baby vale? happy birthday! >> happy birthday, vale! >> and mike, her daddy. >> hello, michael. >> hey

this is a vertical picture taken from the horizontal camera, horizontal television screen.s why you see the graphics on the left there and the right kind of on their side. but what appears to be a gunman. the governor of virginia has said there is a pursuit. the governor has also said that his information is that this person, the shooter, is a disgruntled former employee of that television station. and here you are watching some video that we're just getting into the msnbc newsroom of this massive search that may right now actually be a situation or chase with the suspect. there is talk of a north i-81 as being the epicenter of what could be the search right now for the gunman. we're also told wdbj, the station where alison parker and adam ward worked in the morning during their broadcast, they're the ones that confirmed the deaths of their two employees, said that adam ward's fiancee, who is a producer at that station, was actually a producer on the morning broadcast and was in the control room when this incident occurred and witnessed what happened. and alison parker, who

reportero: acevedo ha decidido dejar puerto rico y viajÓ hasta miami para poder buscar nuevos horizontese es equivalente al 105% de los que producen un aÑo. desajustes y recortes fiscales, a raÍz de la crisis econÓmica, ha llevado a muchos como alexis acevedo a marcharse ante una situaciÓn que no mejora. alexis: la economÍa estÁ muy mala hoy en dÍa. reportero: unos 50.000 puertorriqueÑos dejaron la isla desde el 2011 hasta ahora. >> esa gente que se ha ido de puerto rico en los Últimos 15 aÑos, esas 500.000 personas, pagaban el 50% de los impuestos en puerto rico, y se iban. y si continÚan yÉndose, quién queda? reportero: la fuga masiva de la fuerza laboral de la isla,podrÍa llegar a traer graves consecuencias. en el nuevo referÉndum que se realizarÁ en 2016, los puertorriqueÑos deberÁn optar por esta nueva alternativa. sin embargo, el congreso de los estados unidos deberÍa aportar este camino. ... por encima de mantener el status actual o la independencia. mientras tanto, la agresiÓn del caribe no puede seguir nadando, pero no tiene permiso para ahogarse, porque su estado le impide decl

he was trying to get houses to follow the natural lay of the land, which was horizontal and also to have the -- along with his partners in crimes, like gens jensen, instead of having boutique gardens, and rare specments around the world, local plants and trees and flowers and -- that speak to your local area. he really wanted to be a truthful architect. he wanted the materials to tell the truth and he wanted the buildings to tell the truth. he wanted the materials and the landscape to be authentic. now, having said that, if you look around, you'll see that frank lloyd edited every square inch of his property. you can take yourself back in time, coming here now and imagine how it was when it was built because it's still beautiful with the hills and fields and just it and it's associated buildings here for the admiration people. we are here in the wonderful living room with jones valley and the wisconsin river beyond. he was a very passionate man. he got married barely out of his teens to a girl who was still a teenager and they quickly had six children and they were together for a lot of

>> horizontal?. >> you see more. >> you see more. >> well, i think horizontal is great. all my videos are vertical. >> doesn't it depend on what you're shooting? i'll give you an example, okay. what, for example, if you spotted a real life bambi and thumper, playing together in the park. you'd probably would want to shoot that horizontally. >> okay. how about this one? what if your pet parrot decided to slide down a bannister, happens all the time. vertical. >> what if you had a daughter who was turning 1-year-old today? vertically? >> if she was the cutest baby in america i would shoot it vertically. you don't need the background. >> i think the camera work is wonderful. only one thing that could be better -- live shots. do we have baby -- >> happy birthday. >> and mike, her daddy. >> hi, guys. >> hi, veil. can we see a wave? >> thank you. >> wow. has it felt like a year? >> no. time flies. everybody was right. so we're so excited. one year. she is saying she wants to stay like her mom. >> and here

can we do that horizontally? i said, we can do it digitally.rcuitry. nolan asked how to use that motion circuitry of mine. >> al is a better engineer than i am. by far. >> get that on tape. >> the day that he was supposed to show up, i had heard about this thing from magnavox. i had competition and i was scared. so i went up to burlington game .and so i went up, and they had two or three magnavox odysseys. i looked at it and it was fuzzy. it did not have sound. did not have score. but i looked around. the people were having fun with it. >> odyssey -- it is new from magnavox. >> i had to tell al what i wanted him to do. and i thought a good training program would be the ping-pong game. and so to put a little bit of spice into it, i said i had a deal with general electric, which was totally bupkis. >> you lied to me, nolan. >> i lied to you. >> he kept saying, it has to have a score. i didn't know it was a throw away. i put the speed up. worked on it. >> we found ourselves playing it after work for hours. >> we were playing it and everything, and

can we do that horizontally? i said, we can do it digitally.nolan asked al to use that motion circuitry of mine. nolan: al is a better engineer than me. by far. al: get that on tape. nolan: the day that al was supposed to show up, he had heard about this thing from magnavox. i had competition and i was scared. and so it went up to a game store, and they had two or three magnavox odysseys set up. i looked at it and it was fuzzy. it did not have sound. did not have score. but, i looked around, and people were having fun with it. announcer: odyssey -- it is new from magnavox. nolan: i had to tell al what i wanted him to do. and i thought a good training program would be the ping-pong game. and so to put a little bit of spice into it, i said i had a deal with general electric, which was totally bupkis. al: you lied to me, nolan. nolan: i lied to you. al: he kept criticizing, it has to have a score. so i made it playable. i didn't know it was a throw away. we put the speed up and all this other little angles and worked on it. nolan: we found ourselv

we are community oriented and horizontal and have access to different types of people and more intra connected, even globally. and this top down, let me tell you what to do, doesn't work. and that means for institutions and for government, i think millennials believe in the effectiveness or the potential for effective government but it is just not happening right nowment anow. and the yes is how do you -- the question is how do you bring in more participation for government because that will allow our generation to buy in, that sense that somebody is listening to it us. >> and your organization is doing it every day. college students all across the country. how have you managed to reach them on a daily basis. >> i think speaking to the top down and us not jiving well with that, the beauty of the roosevelt campus is we're driven by the ideas of our membership. we have chapter add cross the country in 38 states and those folks are working in ideas in their own community and doing the research and publishing memos and taking them to stakeholders. one of our students brit bird is looking

. >> holy mackerel, keep it a little more horizontal from here on out, would you? >> so at the white house the only way you can go is south. people keep cruising back and forth as i head down broadway. this is stupid high. people are the best. that's good stuff. there's nothing better than swimming in other people's pools. can never get enough of it. >> so many people in new jersey and your welcoming them into your pool. nothing like a pool top, especially on a hot day. if you want to go swimming in a pool, you're swimming in a real piece of engineering. you can't just dig a hole around here. >> absolutely not. >> how does it work why does it require that? >> if they come in you don't have the swimming pools. >> that seems to make sense because it would a road away. >> i'm really glad to have met you. i hope i meet 70 like you >> thanks. >> where is your favorite spot? let hank know and join us tomorrow. >> he received a phone call letting a phone call letting him >> is there anything our viewers can do to prevent this? >> another day in the life of being a chaser.

. >> you can see that there are holes in the horizontal stabilizer from the debris as the fan disc hadrom the engine core and created shrapnel taking large chunks out of the horizontal stabilizer. in the second picture you can actually see the back side of the engine where the fan disc actually came out. >> by november 1990, 15 months after the crash, the ntsb pieces together what happened to united 232. over a farm in alta, iowa, the fan's fan disc imploded with calamitous results for the plane's hydraulics, the life blood of the jet. >> it sent shrapnel going in a multitude of directions, and it just happened that the shrapnel ended up cutting lines to all three systems. the statistical likelihood is extremely low, but in the case of 232, it actually happened. >> the titanium fan disc is determined to have a crack dating back to its fabrication. every time the engine is used, the microscopic crack grows. the ntsb determines probable cause to be united inspectors failure to detect the crack. united airlines disputes the finding, but in the end, the ntsb upholds its report. >> i think

previously found trophy wracks were horizontal polls pushed through the sides of skulls.were used to display severed heads as a show of power. i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us, for the latest news head to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is up next with "inside story". >>> for every 10,000 americans, 20 have no place to live. across the country that homeless population would be big enough to fill the state. in good economic times and bad, the number of homeless is difficult to push down. what drives the loss of shelter and works in getting a roof over people's heads and keeping them housed.

possible our sovereignty without accepting or without accepting everything, without accepting some horizontaluts, some bleeding of the most vulnerable. and we have already proven that we know and we can fight and succeed in many things. just remember what was the position of the allies before this agreement. five months extension, the previous program, full obligations of the previous government and the new agreement. at this moment, after the referendum, we have approved through the agreement with short funding. we also remember that they asked us to immediately cancel some terms and whether the rest wasn't accepted and we are also asking for the -- for some clause, a different clause. there is a clause to find some equal measures and we have to fight this fight. also of the work relations and prevention of mass dismissals is our goal, our clear goal and i'm sure we will share this dismissals in the public area is past and return to schools and guardians and there is no euro ticketed in the hospitals and the procedure goes on to employ 2500 people, doctors and caring personnel. let's not for

. >>> y es que ahora, ven su horizonte, mÁs amplio, y despejado.ndonadas por el gobierno. esto ocurre en potosÍ en bolivia, una rica zona minera que ahora es azotada por la pobreza. desde la paz, bernabÉ lÓpez nos cuenta como la tensiÓn se agrava cada dÍa que pasa. >>> gregorio llegÓ de potosÍ en u juventud fue minero y ganaba bien. ahora sumido en la pobreza y esto es el futuro que no quiere para sus hijos. >>> mis nietos e hijos no quiero que sean como nosotros nosotros queremos el futuro de nuestros hijos. >>> en Época colonial potosÍ aprovechÓ su cerro rico gozaba de bonanza econÓmica el boom de la minorÍa lo hizo el mÁs prospero. la caÍda del mineral y la falta de tecnologÍa lo han sumido en la pobreza. >>> en potosÍ realmente no tenemos otra fuente de trabajo. >>> y estos mineros y sus mujeres, marcharon a la capital, exigiendo se creen fuentes de trabajo y asÍ evitar que la migraciÓn deje desolado este departamento el gobierno boliviano admite que potosÍ es uno de los departamentos mÁs pobres. dicen que se invierte en salud y educaciÓn, sin

a lot of that is happening because of hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling on state and privated. we've talked about this economic uncertainty that americans are dealing and i think this is going to be an influential factor heading into the 2016 election. if you continue to look at the polls, the number-one issues that americans continue to express their concerns with is job and the economy. i think this kind of volatility in the stock market is going to play into that and could potentially affect voters' decisions heading into 2016. >> chuck, usually when someone is running for re-election, a president they will try and juice the economy, stimulus, make it look good before the election year. that's not the case this year. so is the president just going to sit back and just say, hey, hillary, try and run on my record now? >> i think you'll see them concentrate on the positive things i started with, unemployment rate, how many jobs they've created. this week i was in the keys doing some fishing with a lieutenant colonel of mine. he was doing a lot of trading of stocks. he said, c

the alignments had to be designed in terms of horizontal and vertical alignment to avoid interruption of any existing foundations or existing tunnels. >>> eight laser-guided tunneling machines removed more than 7 million tons of earth. the walls of the tunnels were then sealed using 200,000 concrete segments. at the same time they worked on a the first every communication network to control all aspects of the railway line. this needs to be able to handle the data of 250 passenger information displace more than 600 internet telephones and 1600 high definition cameras all simultaneously. >> the maintenance has been a lot quicker. and the ability to fix problems is a lot quicker. prides more coverage. enter images to the operators and realtime information. the operators make decisions quicker. >> the control network has also been isolated to help pre-sent it from being hacked. >> all systems are closed up. there are only a few operator terminals that have the ability to log on. they have all been disabled and there is zero access to these areas. in it will be another three years before t

horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing has completely changed the energy mix, the outlook and theception. that is a game changer that will likely change the industry forever. erik: fracking is why america now produces 70% more oil than it did five years ago and almost as much as saudi arabia. it is why opec cannot control prices anymore. it is why the u.s. may lift a 40-year-old ban on crude exports. here's how fracking works. a well is drilled into sedimentary rock, typically shale. water, chemicals, and sand are injected at high pressure, fracturing the rock and freeing trapped oil and natural gas. the government estimates that the u.s. has 48 billion to 58 billion barrels of recoverable shale oil. that is enough to produce at current rates for at least 14 years. and those estimates are probably conservative. america has a lot of shale formation. the bakken in north dakota, the marcellus in pennsylvania and new york, the woodford in oklahoma, and in texas, the barnett, the eagle ford, and the permian basin. >> chevron's history in this basin goes back to the early 1920's. almost

measure that radiocarbon concentration and say okay, for example, 1.3 and that allows us to draw a horizontal line across the bomb curve here. and you can see actually intersects it in two places, so we have two answers, it could be, 1960 or it could be 1980. so, the way to do this is to sample part of the tusk that you know that is older and the part of the tusk that you know is younger, and compare the relative radiocarbon concentrations and just fit them back onto this curve. so the older one, has a higher concentration and a younger has a lower, then you're on this falling limb of the bomb curve. >> november 2013. canadian authorities learn that a pair of tusks are being offered by this toronto based auction house as antiquies, suspecting the tusks are not as old as the sellers claim, authorities confiscate them and turn them over to uno. >> i dated a pair of tusks. clearly showing this elephant was poached after the law went into effect, the auction house went into court and pleaded guilty. >> now uno and collaborator thure cerling have teamed up with sam wasser to apply this technique t

already dense infrastructure and that design stage the alignments have to be decided in terms of horizontalertical alignment to avoid interruption with foundations or existing tunnels. >> reporter: eight laser-guided tunnelling machine moved more than 7 tons of earth and the tunnels were sealed using 200,000 concrete segments and at the same time engineers are working on an all-new communications network, the first ever to control all aspects of a rail way line. this computer network needs to be able to handle the data of 250 information displays more than 600 internet telephones and more than 1600 hd cameras all simultaneously. routine maintenance is done quicker and ability to fix problems and safety aspects and moving away from traditional cameras to hd and passenger safety and gives better images and provides better information and they make decisions quicker. >> reporter: the control network has also been isolated to help prevent it from being hacked. >> all systems are closed up and a few terminals that have the ability to log on and things like usb ports are disabled and have zero ac

the assignments had to be designed in terms of horizontal and investigator vertical ashrinement that avert any infrastructure. >> the tunnels were sealed using 200,000 concrete segments. at the same time the engineers have been working on an all-new digital communications network the first ever to control all aspects of a railway line. this computer networks needs to be able to handle the data of 250 passenger information displays and more than 600 in a television and 1600 high definition cameras all simultaneously. >> it has been a lot quicker to fix problems, and safety aspects moving away from traditional cameras as you see provides more coverage for passenger safety, gives better images to the operators and provides realtime information. the operators make decisions quicker. >> the control network has also been isolated to help prevent it from being hacked. >> all systems are closed off. there are only a few operator terminals that have an ability to log on. they're all disabled so they have zero access to any of these areas. >> it will be another three years before the $23 billi

the alignments had to be decided in terms of horizontal and vertical alignment to avoid interaction withing foundations or any existing tunnels. >> reporter: eight laser-guided tunneling machines removed more than 7 million-tons of earth. the walls of tunnels were then sealed using 200,000 concrete segments. at the same time, engineers have been working on an all-new digital communications network the first ever to control all aspects of a railway line. this computer network needs to be able to handle the data of more than 250 passenger information displays, more than 600 internet tariffs and more than 1600 high definition cameras. all simultaneously. >> routine maintenance is done a lot quicker, you can fix problems quicker and also safety aspects moving away from traditional cameras that you see hd provides more coverage for passenger safety. gets better images to the operators and provides real time information for the operators to make decisions quicker. >> reporter: the control network has also been isolated to help prevent it from being hacked. >> all systems are closed off. there

i did not think, because of the horizontal drilling, to get as much oil as we can. think about it, the fact we are now becoming energy independent is shocking to me. i don' t want to get into politics, but a lot of the reason with us being energy independent is a lot of reason why we are going ahead and making the decisions we are making. anthony: you watch the nightly news, oil prices are "x" and the price at the pump is "y." that is the monthly price. if you look at the near month price and the future prices, where is -- where are we right now? mark: to me, i think that is the big mistake the public makes. the public makes the mistake, they are looking at where the energy market is trading. the smart money is where it is 12 months from now, 24 months from now, 36 months from now. they are trading out on the curve. anthony: can the average individual make money on the equity markets trading a commodity? mark: i don' t think an average person can take and make money. an astute investor can make money trading on the curve. if people take the time to learn and underst

cory: for horizontal wells?aunch this stuff five years ago, it was stupid get up and running by the end of the year. production time has been reduced dramatically. some places can even drill in a matter of weeks. cory: what is going on with these? companies are these guys in saying? --insane? what are they thinking adding rigs with prices where they are? it will is a time when prices were more like $60. at that time, it looked like prices would continue on an upward trajectory, and that has not happened. these decisions were made at a time of higher oil prices. cory: not much higher. it has been down for a while now. >> i agree. the game has changed in terms of well economics. olivia: there you go. he is talking about the little bump on the right side of the screen. i'm talking about the bigger picture, the giant drop off. cory: are they making decisions about what kinds of oils to drought -- to drill? peter: they are going to longer lateral. blowing my mind right now. peter: essentially, they're going to a mult

and, you know, we also had... we also lost what's called the horizontal synch, so you had that black bar, and you had to hit it on the side so it would stop, fix itself. that was our tv. and i remember my dad would always ask me to change the channel or adjust the tv. and i would tell my dad, i would say, "you know, dad," i said, "they have new tvs now that are color and have remote control." you know, here i'm making very subtle suggestions to my parents. and my dad would say, "(speaking spanish)," he says, "(speaking spanish) why do i want remote control when i have you?" >> hinojosa: aww. >> and said, "and you want color, use your imagination, you'll get all the color you want." so he had a practical answer for everything. but there i was, one day, like every family who had a tv in those days, glued to the tv with walter cronkite giving the play-by-play of moonwalks for apollo 17. and our family was no different. and of course, i adjusted the tv. and, you know, one of the things is, once you grab the antenna, you're kind of stuck there, because you're well grounded, and the first

if confirmed investigators may be able to tell if the crash was vertical or horizontal giving authoritiese idea of just what happened to the plane. >>> the man charged with killing nine people in the charleston church massacre wants to plead guilty to federal charges but didn't do so today. at a brief arraignment, dylann roof's lawyers entered a not guilty plea. he says he first wants to know whether or not prosecutors will seek the death penalty. the 21-year-old faces more than 30 federal charges including hate crimes and weapons charges. he also faces state murder charges for gunning down 9 parishioners at the black church. >>> the hunter becomes the hunted. tonight the world's most wanted lion killer comes out of hiding. how an american dentist could face charges for what has sparked international outrage. >> the days of buying a phone and getting locked into a contract could soon be over. but tonight, why one carrier's new plan may come at a price. >>> well, until recently getting a discounted smartphone was simple. you signed a two-year contract. but on the consumerwatch, julie watts

este es otro rÉcord de mayor distancia horizontal. >> jonathan recordaba los detalles de cada vuelo.r con su sueÑo de volar. jhothan siempre supo que lo que hacÍa era peligroso y puede costarle la vida, tal como le ocurriÓ a su amigo tedd, que combinaba ski contra que con alas. jhonathan: tuvo un problema con uno de los sky, que no lo liberÓ y lo puso de espaldas y empezÓ a girar y girar y asÍ fue que muriÓ. >> para jonathan su elemento era el cielo. jonatha: yo desde chiquito estuve fascinado con el viento. cuando termine el colegio mi papÁ me preguntÓ quÉ querÍa hacer yo le dije que volar. >> primero pensÓ en ser aliados luego se dio cuenta de que querÍa hacer otra cosa. jonathan: tu cuerpo es el aviÓn y sus brazos son las alas. >> mÁs tarde pasÓ del paracaÍdas al traje con alas. jonathan: la sociedad de lo que hago como una locura.pero no creo que seamos locos. para mi una locura serÍa tener que trabajÓ las 7 de la maÑana y estar metido en un cubÍculo en un computador. >> dehecho, es uno de los perÍodos mÁs frecuentes que recibÍa era personas mayores que querÍan volar. jonathan: u

share in the books with those practitioners of politics with liberal conservative that it is all horizontal. for those who don't live every day on politics coming elections are vertical it is not left or right but up or down is this person going to take us up or down? to make it better or worse? >> it is great talking to. >> host: dr. carson. the best way to start is to start with you. tell me you have a very inspirational story. >> guest: i grew up in detroit and a couple years in boston. my mother came from a large family and got married at 13. she and her father moved to detroit to she was a factory worker. she had the responsibility with the only a third grade education and to raise a sullen her own. there was myself and my brother. where not particularly good students to put a mildly i was the dummy. >> host: you are a neurosurgeon now. [laughter] >> people used to tease me but i have to contribute to god and rather any success i have had particularly seeks wisdom to come up with the idea to notice the homes that she claimed people did the watch a lot of television. they read a lot of

two, horizontal images are best. long, vertical uploads get cut off in certain views and can be difficult to see if fully expanded. three, share images directly. click on the little camera icon below the twitter update box to upload straight to the site. image tweets get double the interaction of a standard link tweet. four, put words on your images to convey meaning in a glance. factoids and motivational quotes on images do well for a business audience. and five, tag people or companies in your images. you'll get their attention and if it's a positive tweet, they may retweet it. this can be a great way to tap into a larger business' following and convert them into customers. >>> when we come back, how to manage when you're not a good manager. and can this business be saved? find out how the "your business" makeover team worked to rebrand and lower the manufacturing cost for the yadabag. the flenlling company say little american express for travel and entertainment worldwide. just show them this - the american expres

. >> with zero visibility in the fog, pilots are having trouble keeping track of the airbus' horizontalion. the plane ends up almost a mile left of where they should be on approach to runway 5. at 7:19, landing gear is down and locked, but the airbus is descending way too fast at 3300 feet a minute. passengers are completely unaware of the serious problems in the cockpit. >> i did not notice something strange. it was a quiet, normal flight. >> just as passengers are asked to make sure their seat belts are fastened, a low altitude sensor rings out in the cockpit. >> 200. >> a second later, a monstrous crash into a mountaintop. >>> coming up -- a passenger is terrified he'll die in the wreckage. >> i thought to myself, you have to find a way out of the plane. >>> an airbus a-320 jet, called the world's most intelligent airplane is on descent from lyon to strasbourg, france. >> it was one of the most technologically advanced airplanes in the world, particularly in its early days. >> it's a raw, foggy night. january 22nd, 1992. a wind shift causes a runway change that complicates flight 514

and at the design stage the alignment had to be decided in terms of horizontal and vertical alignment to avoid interaction with any existing foundations or any existing tunnels. >> eight laser guided tunneling machines removed more than 7 million tons of earth. the walls of the tunnels were sealed using 200,000 concrete segments. at the same time, engineers have been working on an all new digital communications network the first ever to control all aspects of a railway line. this computer network needs to be able to handle the data of more than 250 passenger information displays, more than 600 internet telephones and more than 1600 high definition cameras all simultaneously. >> routine maintenance is done a lot quicker problems are dealt with quicker hd pridz more hd provides more passenger safety and provides realtime information the operators make decisions a isolated to prevent it from being hacked. >> all systems are closed off. there are only a few terminals that have the ability to log on, usb ports are disabled so they r have zero ability to be hacked. >> tarek bazley, al jazee

we want the talent pool horizontally to look like consumer base.eirdre: when you speak about the talent pool, do you really think americans have it? there are on average four million jobs per month remain unfilled in this country and as group, it is not just silicon valley, corporate america says there are not the people here with these so-called stem skills, science, math, engineering? >> first of all, there are a number of stem-trained people that can't get a job, number of one. number two, half the jobs are non-stem in the first place. they're lawyers, ad agencies and marketing and investment and engineering and construction. and so they have not done a good job of hiring or recruiting and training. they have spent more time with h1b workers from indonesia and china than from training workers at home. we think workers at home deserve a fair shake. deirdre: when you speak about h1b visas, we had gop presidential hopeful donald trump talk about immigration, not in specific reference to h1b issues, but with immigration and his plan includes buildin

for the pract -- practitioner of politics everything is horizontal. but to the people that decide the election, the people that don't live every day on politics, elections are vertical. and the way they vote is not left or right. it is up or down. and they ask will this person take us up or this person take us down. will he make it better? or make it worse? >> host: i hope 2016 is a great gre year for republicans, i hope it as a great early for you and i hope you let me know in a couple months what you decide. thanks so much. >> on the next washington journal, how colorado is dealing with the toxic spill in the river there earlier this week. and talking about near collisions with drones and helicopters. and we will give you a chance to weigh in. washington journal is live every day at 7 a.m. eastern on c-span2. ... >> host: dr. carson will come. i getting the best way to start is to delve into you before restore your book. you have a very inspirational story. >> i grew up in detroit and a couple years in boston. >> >> but my mother and any successive