> and a local great grandmother can scratch off sky diving off the bucket list. 86-year-old irene langenulfilled her life long dream today parachuting out of a plane at freefalls adventures. she was accompanied by her family after the jump. she described the feeling as fabulous. >> wow. that looks like so much fun. a great day to do that. not too hot, pleasant. >> pleasant, comfortable. you don't have the hot sun beating down on you. if you went out to exercise or sky dive, i would never do it, i give her a ton of plops but a great day for anything you did outside today. going to be pretty much the same tomorrow. a lost people enjoying the evening on the ocean city boardwalk. definitely need the sweatshirt out there. it's a little damp down the shore even. i can't tell if the boards are wet there right now but you can see it is a bit overcast and we have an on shore wind thanks to a system moving up the east coast that could bring us a few showers. not a big deal. just a couple sprinkles. most of this is going to fall apart and miss us to the west but i can't rule out one of these shower

protect corporate interests see things a little differently on the animal enterprise terrorism act langen all of the animal activism is an act of terrorism so last month i spoke to journalist well potter about how such an act even came into being. immediately after september eleventh these industries started pushing for terrorism powers to be used against protesters and what they had won a prize terrorism act it's so vague and so broad that according to its supporters including democrats it could be used against nonviolent civil disobedience and to me that's really how this is all expanded it's gone from we need this to go after arsonist in variables to now we need it to go after nonviolent civil disobedience. yes unfortunately in a post nine eleven world anti-terrorism measures have even been expanded for giant factory farms so as the old saying goes first they came for the muslims i didn't speak out because i was not a muslim then they came for the animal rights activists and i didn't speak out because i was not an animal rights activists and then they came for me and there's no one lef

protect corporate interests see things a little differently on the animal enterprise terrorism act langen all of animal activism is an act of terrorism so last month i spoke to journalist well potter about how such an act even came into being. immediately after september eleventh these industries started pushing for terrorism powers to be used against protesters and what they had won a prize terrorism act it's so vague and so broad that according to its supporters including democrats it can be used against nonviolent civil disobedience and to me that's really how this is all expanded it's gone from we need this to go after arsonist in vandals to now we need it to go after nonviolent civil disobedience. yes unfortunately in a post nine eleven world anti-terrorism measures have even been expanded for giant factory farms so as the old saying goes first they came for the muslims i didn't speak out because i was not a muslim then they came for the animal rights activists and i didn't speak out because i was not an animal rights activists and they came for me and there's no one left to speak fo