alive im alivenats tummy had enough?nats yeah im goodnats bada bing bada boomwhile the only place sean wants to be is in the cockpit.i'm ready to get my feet back on the ground. sot i almost got sick, but i held it together. i am going to keep trying to holding it togetherwhat a stomach turning thrill.sot i just love sharing the magic of flying with the audiencethanks for sharing it with me. justine waldman kron 4 news nats are we upside down? screaming. that wasn't so bad was it? jr and justine talk about her flight... ( justine ) you can checkout my flight along with all the other fleet week highlights right on our website... kron four dot com. we have posted several videos today's blue (j.r.) we start in southern california. usc taking on oregon state.beautiful day down in socal. the fans were out and ready to go. good times all around for those trojan fans. sam darnold got started early on. finds tyler vaughns in the end zone. 7 to nothing. next drive. darnold flips it to ronald jones. he breaks a tacklehe's in the e

♪ abigail: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, im abigail doolittle -- i am abigail doolittlescarlet: i am scarlet fu. and i am joe weisenthal. julia chatterley is off today. the question is "what'd you miss?" shares amtech sore for amazon and out that. -- shares in tech soar for amazon and i'll bet. dissolves the catalan parliament and calls for regional election december 21. here at home, president donald trump leaning toward appointing jerome powell as the new fed chairman. the decision is expected next week. the big story today

alive im alivenats tummy had enough?ats yeah im goodnats bada bing bada boomwhile the only place sean wants to be is in the cockpit.i'm ready to get my feet back on the ground.sot i almost got sick, but i held it together. i am going to keep trying to holding it togetherwhat a stomach turning thrill.sot i just love sharing the magic of flying with the audiencethanks for sharing it with me.justine waldman kron 4 newsnats are we upside down? screaming. that wasn't so bad was it? (marty) was it? (marty) we have a lot of video from fleet week on the kron four website... you can view the blue angels along with the other performers. you will find the links right on the front page. just go to kron four dot com. we'll be right back. (marty) the florida nursing home where 12 patients died during hurricane irma is laying off its two hundred and 45 employees. the rehabilitation center at hollywood hills told state officials that the facility is closing its doors. a criminal investigation is under way after patients died in swelteri

im just saying though.e to some men too.yeah maybe but he wont be rude to woman again.okay i don't think so.i played around on my little computer there. i dont want to say i spent more than 5 minutes on it, but i still dont know how much he lost from the yogurt commercial or you know.i have an answer for that. they said you are not going to see any more of those oikos commercials because they said we are not going to run those. but they just signed a new contract with him. they pay him about a million a year. so i dont know if they are still going to have to pay him. but none of the other sponsors, he mades about 11 million dollars a year this year. i dont know that he lost any money. but like he said. he lost some fans. im going to keep eating yogurt.im never dabbing again. i dont believe you and i dont believe robin.you know what else we discussed at length? what is going on with white black or black and anything else. the argument over hair over dreadlocks.and we've heard this before, in the bay area it

(take sot) simone bilesé olympic gold medalist 'its so different because i do a lot of events and im the place. it feels like a break but in a way im still up and going but i really do appreciate all the opportunities that come.' (track)today - the 20-year old champion found herself in sacramento... raising money for children in the foster care system...a cause - very close to her heart. (take sot) simone bilesé olympic gold medalist'its a personal connection whenever i go to these events with foster kids because i was once a foster kid. got out of the system and got adopted at 5 years old so its very special to me to do these events and speak with them'(track)biles spoke to hundreds of women at the 16th annual women united luncheon - hosted by the united way.(take sot) simone bilesé olympic gold medalist'it means the world for me to be a voice for these foster kids, for them to hear my story, it doesnút where you came from but where you go from there. and i think it really inspires the kids which is my hope and my plan' (track)biles also made time to answer questions from foster kid

this week, as you know, the house republicans hope to run through a devastating, and in my view im moral budget to hand trillions to the wealthy and raising taxes on the middle class. taxes will be raised on middle class families across america, especially by eliminating the state and local tax deduction claimed by almost 40 million familiar husband. in california alone, there are six million households that use the deduction with an average of more than $18,000. i will talk more about that in the q & a. this proposal, it raises taxes on the middle class. it borrows trillions from the future to give tax cuts to the womeny wealthiest. 80% of the tax cuts go to the wealthiest 1%. on the floor this week, the republicans have revealed the true cruelty of their plan. it ransacks medicare and medicaid after adding trillions in debt, and tax breaks for corporations and the wealthiest. the g.o.p. will use the deficit to try to justify devastating medicare and medicaid. the g.o.p. budget is the first taste of the brutal cuts to children, seniors and working families that republicans will demand a

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different types of food they taste and sweets and all these other things ive never tasted before. ♪ imgrow up not knowing that there is school. ♪ my hopes for the future are, that other kids would have better education, better toilet facilities and also have better places to stay. ♪ the big problems of the world are global warming, animals dying and also politics. ♪ >> we're looking for teenagers who'd like to introduce themselves and their views. if you're interested, or know someone who is, write to us at global3000@dw.com or on facebook - dw global society. thanks for joining us today. take care, and see you soon! ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] - [female voice over]: this program is made possible in part by the town of marion, home of the wayne henderson school of appalachian arts, celebrating 21 years as a certified virginia main street community. the historic general francis marion hotel and the speak easy restaurant and lounge, providing accommodations and casual fine dinin

different types of food they taste and sweets and all these other things ive never tasted before. ♪ imgrow up not knowing that there is school. ♪ my hopes for the future are, that other kids would have better education, better toilet facilities and also have better places to stay. ♪ the big problems of the world are global wararming, animals dying and also politics. ♪ >> we're looking for teenagers who'd like to introduce themselves and their views. if you're interested, or know someone who is, write to us at global3000@dw.com or on facebook - dw global society. thanks for joining us today. take care, and see you soon! ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] (upbeat music) (lig soft mumuc) (dodonkeys neighingng)

alive im alivenats tummy had enough?ts yeah im goodnats bada bing bada boomwhile the only place sean wants to be is in the cockpit.i'm ready to get my feet back on the ground.sot i almost got sick, but i held it together. i am going to keep trying to holding it togetherwhat a stomach turning thrill.sot i just love sharing the magic of flying with the audiencethanks for sharing it with me.justine waldman kron 4 news nats are we upside down? screaming. that wasn't so bad was it? ( justine ) we have a lot of video from fleet week on the kron four website... you can view the blue angels along with the other performers. you will find the links right on the front page. just go to kron four dot com. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to

alive im alivenats tummy had enough?ada bing bada boomwhile the only place sean wants to be is in the cockpit.i'm ready to get my feet back on the ground.sot i almost got sick, but i held it together. i am going to keep trying to holding it togetherwhat a stomach turning thrill.sot i just love sharing the magic of flying with the audiencethanks for sharing it with me.justine waldman kron 4 newsnats are we upside down? screaming. that wasn't so bad was it? (grant) (grant) kron four is your fleet week station... (catherine) tomorrow - we'll bring you the blue angels live.. . for two whole hours.... from 2 to four... let's check in with chief meteorologist brittney shipp with a look at our fleet week forecast. general warming trend with dry weather through the end of the week and into the weekend. dry offshore winds will impact some of the higher peaks and ridges off and on again late this week into early next week. slightly cooler weather expected next week. we 're folowing breaking news breaking news folowing we 're next

good morning washington im adrianna hopkins and im autria godfrey. more on that arrest just ahead - but first, that breaking news - a double fatal crash. ryan hughes is live in potoamc. - fantastic fall weather continues through sunday - dry & warm weekend ahead - rain chances return tuesday today: sunny. cool start; mild afternoon. highs: 72-77 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: mainly clear. not as cold. lows: 48-55 winds: s to w 5 mph friday: mostly sunny. warmer than average. highs: 74-77 winds: nw 5-10 mph a shooting suspect - in custody this morning after a radee prince is accused of opening fire at a workplace in maryland - shooting 5- and leaving three dead. police say he then traveled to delaware and shot another person. this morning - we're learning more about the gunman - and those victims, who co-workers say are like family. john gonzalez is live in edgewood - john? rer 22 out ... recover the gun where he threw it. co-workers of the shooting victims are devastated this morning. held a vigil. police have now identified the victims.. and one was a

alive im alivenats tummy had enough?da bing bada boomwhile the only place sean wants to be is in the cockpit.i'm ready to get my feet back on the ground.sot i almost got sick, but i held it together. i am going to keep trying to holding it togetherwhat a stomach turning thrill.sot i just love sharing the magic of flying with the audiencethanks for sharing it with me.justine waldman kron 4 newsnats are we upside down? screaming. that wasn't so bad was it? ( darya ) kron four is your fleet week station... we are getting you ready for all the high flying action.. this saturday -- we'll bring you the blue angels performance live on our air... the show begins at 2 p-m. ( mark ) one of the nation's largest health insurers has announced it will stop covering oxycontin next year. oxycontin is the branded version of the painkiller oxycodone. cigna says the move is part of its effort to curb opioid abuse. with overdose rates rising in recent years... president trump has declared the opioid crisis a national emergency. cigna will c

image is confusing when because when you put it into the context of the video it makes sense on the im madge alone, it is sensitive and triggering as well for black women to see that and you know, and a black woman turning into a white woman somehow and that black skins dirty and that white skin is pure and fresh and a martive especially the soap industry since the 19th century. >> arsenio hall tweeted i bet mike pence and donald trump were shored in dove soap this morning. i am taking a knee tz the barbed ivory. another tweet says let's be clear. dove knew what they were doing. with theracys ad, soap companies used to do this racist scene all the time. dove owned by unilever moved the ad from facebook and issued apology on both facebook and twitter. dove tweeted an image we posted on facebook missed the mark invent women of color thoughtfully. we deeply regret the offense it caused. i am ashley johnson reporting for chasing news. >> tank you. all right. let's bring the panel to weigh in on this. i have dr. liz henry here. good sue. >> dr. liz. >> and risk here. are former vp school bo

she continued to play the role of no longer first lady, but the wife, she would travel with im. when he ran for president of russia in 1996, which i'm afraid was a fools errand because he ended up getting less than 1% of the vote, but he campaigned like crazy. she, who had never gotten over the injury of that stroke, she could function. but she was not herself anymore. she was scarred by all the criticism coming his way. she dragged herself with him to all the 20 cities on that campaign. she was with him when they would not let him speak at a hall on one occasion when one of his critics spat in his face. this must have been torture for her as well as for him. host: what did you find out from him about the way he felt about the public he used to lead turning on him? prof. taubman: he trusted the rut -- the soviet people. he trusted them to follow him where they had never gone before. that is, to democratize their country. in a few short years. he trusted them to follow him as he moved to the country toward a market economy. from a command economy. he trusted them to follow him an

good morning washington im autria godfrey. and i'm adrianna hopkins. a huge day for nats fans... as the road to the ch

and it's not like in the 1950s, '60s and '70s where economists on the left are advocating social im, that government -- socialism, that government should run the economy. in fact, friedman in the 1950s thought that society should be more equal than it was at that time, and society at that time was far more equal than it is now. friedman would be on the far left at this point in time, his views in the early 1950s. that's a reflection of how much society has changed. so, no, i -- whether they would consider themselves those or not, nonetheless. and i think larry summers would be another example. he's also close to paul samuelson, related to both paul samuelson and other leading economists. so i think that the market has won by many respects. the issue isn't as it was during the '50s, '60s and '70s. the issue was should we have the market or should we have command socialism. the market has won that argument. nobody in the world today virtually argues for command socialism. the question is should we have no government at all, or should we have a significant government role, and i think t

can the vigils for las vsoledado raise an isssuffering in the ime aftermath of a m vi tech on the right time to talk about gun [captioning performed by the ponsible for itvi ♪ ♪ soledad: welcome to "matter of fact with soledad o'n." i am soledad o'brien. many politicians say after mass shootings, it's not slaws. it's time to mourn the loss and ofr support. colin goddard is a survivor of a he was in a classroom at virginia tech whenburst in the d randthe gunmen killed 32 peoplet thit was april 16, 2007. at the time, it was called colin has served as a senior policy advr everytown, the country's largest activist orunit's nice to see you.you can on crutches today. what is going on? get some remaining bullet fragment.10 y'g problems with the injury. lead exposure for gunshot victims,these families and peopl go through these diftimes. soledad: what was the event that tucolin: the moment that i becae fed enough was april 3, 2009, after the binghamton, new york cr shooting. that was the first shooting i witnessed since the tech, and o come to d.c. i wanted to tell my story. i couldn't believe

but you'll get a feel good thing with this technological progress lead to more unemployment in the im we're in the middle of a phase of dramatic change that creates insecurity all over the world in europe and also in germany and eastern germany. you were president of the bundestag let's talk about the office toscan challenge of the point is talk president now that there are right wing extremists right wing populists in parliament what does the buddhist talk president face what would vulcan surely be doing a plenary session if for example alexander gallin says we'll hunt down this is michael. because it's i think it's a tightrope walk when this one just talks rules the rules of order but also the rules of parliamentary decency apply to everyone equally. we shouldn't focus especially on the a.f.p. but it forced the rules equally on all and that's a duty of the president's office and the president in particular that. we have to ensure that the bundestag and the german public don't jump through every hoop and react to every provocation of. their kids thing that merely gains the able to yo

still ahead as we reviewed the week on bloomberg best, conversations with ims managing director. ubs ceo and fed president charles evans. up next come up more of the week's top business headlines. richard taylor is happy to an the nobel prize, but not upbeat about the market. >> i don't know about you, but i'm nervous. >> this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> this is bloomberg best, i'm michael mckay. let's continue our global tour of the top business stories. in japan, where a scandal engulfed one of the nations top manufacturing companies. >> chairs in japan's third-largest steelmaker continue to fall, being back to -- being absolutely battered. steel admitted to falsified data about the strength and durability of some of its products. >> this is damaging for japan and the integrity of the manufacturing sector. those are the bloodline of japan's economy. it comes on the back of other scandals, such as takata's airbags. we know kobe is one of the oldest companies and one of the biggest automakers like toyota. autoey are supplying other companies around the world, it will\onto japan's integr

were overtaken by ireland by its low cost carrier ryanair the sector remains very competitive tons imes to grow and stay ahead without forking out huge amounts of money that's more than a survival strategy but antitrust authorities could spoil the party they'll be reviewing with a lot of times that is gaining a monopoly position on too many groups as its bind spary continues. the loved ones as stellar results should have given its share price a major boost but first the shares went down our market correspondent and advice gave us this explanation from the frankfurt stock exchange. well actually i was talking to people on the ground they were saying it's a lot of profit taking with the shares if you look how they have done from the beginning of the yeah they're almost double in value so you sell on the news the sand but by now they already have recovered i think the perspective that also that they didn't fly the high during the course of this year that's what they were hearing from the company is actually adding a little bit of positive stimulus to the shares and is there a bit over worr

think he's asleep i wonder if he's dreaming about trading places nats: ambiance i need to stay focused, im looking for uber and lyft . oh here's one again dropping off on minna . im confused they have their very on area but sounds of cricketsnow check this out on minna a police cruiser was parked and notice, no traffic however right after the cruiser leaves it's back to heavy traffic.and uber drop-offs nats: ambiance parking control officers tried there best to keep the traffic moving but every now and then a riad hail would get out of line and the pco would threaten them with a ticket nats ambiance but what really caught my attention was this nowhere on the app does it alert passengers that there is a dedicated loading and unloading area what we have here is failure to communicate in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news still ahead at 8., one man says he was fed up with people speeding in front of his house ---- well what he did to slow them down ----got him in trouble with police. and next. an infection outbreak that's been deadly in california hits a county near the bay area. that

emergency personnel worked on im for 45 minutes while me and wife sat downstairs in the kitchen. finally they came down and said there was nothing more they do. so we had to sit there and wait pronounce our to son dead. then we went in another room ile they were bringing his body down. doip what had he overdosed on? >> heroin. >> heroin. do you know how he obtained it? not exactly. dorie, the grief group that us about the tell ear since thad has died. sort of a ridiculous question, but what has the year been like you? > well, my sister-in-law shared with us about a group she went to years ago out in called grief share. just so happened that a local church had one that had . arted up and we, for the 13-week thing, we jumped in about week our. thad was 11 days gone. and and it was really -- that was really helpful to go through the -- i don't know if word. tion is a good just to go through with the through their grief and just talk about it. program, so ased hat was a good fit for us. i we went along, i felt, ok, think we're doing ok here with our grief thing. right way. the in we

think he's asleep i wonder if he's dreaming about trading places nats: ambiance i need to stay focused, imooking for uber and lyft . oh here's one again dropping off on minna . im confused they have their very on area but sounds of cricketsnow check this out on minna a police cruiser was parked and notice, no traffic however right after the cruiser leaves it's back to heavy traffic.and uber drop-offs nats: ambiance parking control officers tried there best to keep the traffic moving but every now and then a riad hail would get out of line and the pco would threaten them with a ticket nats ambiance but what really caught my attention was this nowhere on the app does it alert passengers that there is a dedicated loading and unloading area what we have here is failure to communicate in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news golden state lost to minnesota in china 111-97 in their second preseason game but the story of the day has to do with the two-time mvp according to a report -- steph curry was going to be offered a contract below the max. it was owner joe lacob who flirted with the idea

you're by yourself in the carpool lane (i'm trying to get to work im already late) he had more than one issue so why don't you have plates on your car (i'm sorry) how come you don't have license plates on your car im still waiting for them but all the paperwork read differently ne brought the car in febuary and registered it it says april 28 but still no plates but wait there is more where you heading to right now for work (san francisco) ok you got a transponder in the car (no) fastrak ok since april you been going across the golden gate bridge paying no toll (oh i always pay a tollat the golden gate bridge? absolutely and how do you do that? so no transponder and no plates . and he driver across the golden gate bridge you go through for free throught the tolls (ki guess your right) so here is the magical part apparently the dmv somehoe placed his plates in the trunk of is car buried in a box the driver for some reason thought the was a loophole which permitted him to drive plate less my understanding was that when you put to paper plates on they are good indefinaldy i was born at nigh

im confused they have their very on area but every year oracle world (grant) fleet week is in full swing enjoying the festivities... a 14 year old foster city boy got a front row seat to a sneak preview of this weekend's aerobatics, inside the cockpit of a plane along with an airshow performer. here's video from inside the here's video from inside the aircraft as the pilot teaches the teen how to do a barrel roll above the bay. the pilot is the chairman of a non profit called young eagles that gives kids hands on experience with aviation. over the past 25 years 8-thousand volunteer pilots have helped over 2 million kids across the million kids helped over 2 pilots have volunteer thousand past 25 years 8- over the with aviation. experience hands on gives kids eagles that called young eagles that gives kids hands on experience with aviation. over the past 25 years 8-thousand volunteer pilots have helped over 2 million kids across the country experience aviation. (sean tucker/pilot)

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it was underground where this place mattered most, torture, im prisonment, even their own.graffiti, some of it explaining to b prisoners why they were here. one says if you're reading this, there's four main reasons why you're here. you did the crime and you were caught red happened. using gps locations, ie, you need your amir's permission, which you didn't do. be patient, be patient, be patient. the enemy of the satan will do every whispering while you stare at the wall or the floor. further down still, the hazard that still remains. a city beset by tunnels that run deep. the main fight may be over, by the flame that isis's sick ideas flickers worldwide online. the global fight here for its volunteers, though, is over. >> how was it? you enjoyed it? >> yeah. like -- >> john is on his way back to colorado. >> how close to isis did you get? >> like seven meters. you could see them running in the street. >> is this kind of a thrill four? >> it's better than sitting in a desert doing nothing and drinking chai. >> i was doing customer support and fixing computers and stuff. i d

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good morning washington im autria godfrey. and i'm adrianna hopkins. a huge day for nats fans... as the road to the ch this morning. we'll get to the nats in a minute - weather larry toss to wx - rain chances through friday, even saturday for a few - warmer for the upcoming weekend, possible last 80 - cold front monday, more rain - cooler & drier most of next week thursday: scattered showers, drizzle, breezy & cool highs: 65-70 winds: northeast 5-15 mph, gusts 20 tonight: scattered showers, drizzle, fog mainly west of dc lows: 56-62 winds: east 5-15 friday: cloudy & cool, scattered showers (mainly light) highs: 64-69 winds: east 5-15 mph now to the curly "w" everyone talking about this morning. the nats - pulling out a win lat in chicago, to force a winner-take all game five! now- they're heading home to face the cubs right here at nats park - ryan hughes is live in southeast with the excitement building! trt 12 out ... put into words an alert if you plan on taking metro to nats park tonight. metro will not stay it closes right around 11-30- whether the game is we have more infor

trained in reporting suspicious actions like a "do-not-disturb" sign remaining on a door for a long ime. today, people at the concert who left items behind while running in a panic from the bullets... started to get their cell phones, strollers and other personal items back (anny hong): offshore wind event for the hills and some of the bay area valleys developing late this afternoon and overnight will be the short term concern with red flag warnings and wind advisories in effect. winds will ease before lunchtime monday but still another warm and dry day for the bay area. a cooler but seasonable and dry weather pattern sets up for the rest of the work week. (j.r.) vice president mike pence made a bold move today in indianapolis when he walked out of the colts-49ers game after about a dozen players chose to kneel during the national anthem. the vice president is a big colts fan and was there to honor peyton manning. in the upper left of your screen you can see those 49ers players who knelt. you can see the vice president standing in the bottom left of your screen. then a short time later

i cannot give you any more details other than that we are publishing tomorrow third quarter ims.ublic data we have released shows we have been quite successful this year and helping many more companies and governments raise more capital in our markets certainly than the last couple years. second-largest shareholder is qatar's fund. given the risk, how do you see that impacting your chances of aramco ine saudi london? in londonle is this from geopolitical risks in a general sense? xavier: i wouldn't talk suspiciously -- specifically about customers. the happy shareholder, share price, the progress of our company in the last eight years has moved amazingly to top-tier in the industry. we think decisions about capital raising, decisions about investments all lead to one thing, performance. ,f you perform for your clients you should deliver liquidity they need, the service, the products they need. if you innovate. lse has been a fountain of innovation in the last nine years. that was the london stock exchange ceo. next, we talk the banking industry. mounting challenges and opportunit

prosecutor says the recording is "insufficient to prove a crime under new york law" as and you can im actors are speaking out. matt damon who collaborated with him for years said he did not know buzz his behavior. damon saying he feels sick to his stomach. and lindsay lohan in two instagram stories deleted she said i don't think it's right what's going on he never harmed me or did anything to me and we've done several movies together. i think everyone knee toe s stop. weinstein ha not commended but ambulance to undergo treatment with a sex facility in europe. while it's core age us of women to speak out and share stories some are wonder what took so long for the stories to come out. >> absolutely. >> lots of questions there. >> developing story. >> here's gone. >> maybe healing can begin. >> thank you you. >> you're welcome. >> developing overnight navy fired top two officers of the warship collision with oil tanner was preventable. ten american solders killed in that crash. one was 23-year-old petty officer second class timothy eckels jr.. he grew up in carol county and laid to rest

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you're by yourself in the carpool lane (i'm trying to get to work im already late) he had more than oney don't you have plates on your car (i'm sorry) how come you don't have license plates on your car im still waiting for them but all the paperwork read differently ne brought the car in febuary and registered it it says april 28 but still no plates but wait there is more where you heading to right now for work (san francisco) ok you got a transponder in the car (no) fastrak ok since april you been going across the golden gate bridge paying no toll (oh i always pay a tollat the golden gate bridge? absolutely and how do you do that? so no transponder and no plates . and he driver across the golden gate bridge you go through for free throught the tolls (ki guess your right) so here is the magical part apparently the dmv somehoe placed his plates in the trunk of is car buried in a box the driver for some reason thought the was a loophole which permitted him to drive plate less my understanding was that when you put to paper plates on they are good indefinaldy i was born at night just not l

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you've heard about icbms and irmbm's, im 99 and tm76, sm 75, -- and then you have heard the same weapons called falcon, hound dog, matador, and it all just adds to the confusion. why so many? why are there sometimes two or three different kinds of a particular missile type. why atlas and tighten and andhy atlas and titan minuteman? aren't they all icbms? they are, but they are related. they are not identical. each of these weapons represent a new generation. in the telescope years in which we have lived since 1954. some are good, some better, some not good at all because they have been made obsolete, but each one was the best weapon we could develop for a specific purpose at the time each of these was designed and engineered. assembled. each of these weapons has been -- and many still are -- important bricks in the defenseless wall with which up until now we have been to keep the peace. where do we go from here? what weapons systems will we be using 5, 10 years from now? over what ranges and that what speeds and altitude will would have to defend ourselves next? is it possible that maybe

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the i am exercising all the ime. i'm in fine shape. let's see what happens. fooled them before. brian: one last question about he vietnam legacy thing. what was the impact on the our military up to this time? enator mccain: the impact on our military of the vietnam war was a devastating blow. blow, but a devastating blow. after the war was over, the staff of the united states army came to the armed rvices committee and said, senators, you have a hollow army. military was eroded drugs, because of anti-war, because of the inequities of the draft. bad shape. i may unately then, if be a bit cloak whichial, ronald reagan came along with a to rebuild our military and we did. it's good now. there are a lot of problems now, but the fact is, issue.t the morale we had marine company officers that were discharging half because they performing. we gave thement authority just throw them out. f they are not any good. there was a fame dwrouse -- marine general who said -- the media guy came up to him, you have all these guys all these wing out guys. what's going to be left? you see that guy ov

ime of the meanest people have ever met in my life, and i know i will never see them again. but there were several that were good people and that were kind to me. that is why it was much easier support president clinton and others in the normalization of our two countries to heal the wounds of war. brian: when you got that, how much did you and your dad talk about it? sen. mccain: a lot. it was very hard on my dad, particularly since i knew what was happening to me and he didn't. everybody that would come through hawaii in his command would want to talk about me. they did the right thing. they said, please just don't .alk about admiral mccain's son years,hristmas for four he would fly all the way to the dmz, the dividing line between north and south vietnam, and have christmas dinner with the marines, and then of course ,ember -- then of course remember, these were draftees. they do not volunteer. these were 18 and 19-year-old kids. you see those pictures, they are just beautiful. he would come back very happy and restored from that experience. very -- he was very cognizant

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im here are the american center of national history with the diana walker to talk about her archive at the center. it started as a targeted interview. tell me how you got started as one of the white house