>> generally it was a little bit over mach-3. >> mach 1 is the speed of sound.ound. >> so, we're getting into 2,100, 2,200 miles per hour. >> wow! next on the list was one of the world's smallest planes, the bumblebee. with so many aircraft in the hangar, i was afraid i would miss finding it. but i needn't have worried. so, i'm guessing this is the bumblebee. >> what tipped you off? >> [ laughing ] i don't know! its official name is the "starr bumblebee." that's because it was built by a pilot named bob starr. i would have trouble fitting in there. how did he fit in there? >> bob was a really sort of slightly built guy, right? so, he sort of squirmed himself in. >> the little plane only carried two and a half gallons of gas. so, the flight of the bumblebee was very, very short. i'm just surprised it made it off the ground. >> yeah, well, you know, one of the reasons he kind of named it "bumblebee" is, you know, there's the old myth that you know if bumblebees knew anything about physics they wouldn't be able to fly, right? so, that's kind of where he took the th

to -- mach 1, mach 2. program that investigates the hypersonic region, speeds beyond mach 4. looking at the partnership between industry, the military, u.s. air force, the primary benefactor in the national advisor to midi which quickly -- committee which transitions into nasa, this program investigates the hypersonic regime and does this by testing this aircraft as an aerospace plane. here is a vehicle designed to transition from the earth earth's mr. into space. there are -- atmosphere into space. 5's built.3 x1 you're looking at a vehicle that in its present form, designed for the hypersonic regime. that means, it has to be a vehicle that can find the atmosphere it has traditional controls that allow it to maneuver in the atmosphere, but also needs a new system. if you look at the nose of the aircraft, there are two holes in front of the white rectangle. those are reaction controls. at the aerodynamic ability goes away, the use reaction controls to control the aircraft. this is a true aerospace plane designed as an arrow -- research plan. e. the idea -- plan is to do this

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we're in mach level 1, as we get more intel about threats and then we would go up and do that. >> gohead, go ahead! >> in all of our training we try to achieve the troops going from zero without their chemical suit on to 4 in less than two minutes. about 10:30, 12::00 this morning when we come out, now it's about 1530 and it's almost complete. good time for that bridge. they got something to go home and be proud of. this is good work. >> "war stories" vietnam veteran johnny mccully came to watch the new generation of seabees. >> you know who marvin shields, right? >> yes, sir. >> he was the chief in charge of marvin shields where he lost his life. >> put a full load on them and you can still cruise 55, 60. >> how many people, two squads? >> we usually haul about 24 bodies. >> i think it's great. they do a good job. >> the opf on top of the hill behind us has a notified react team that they see something suspicious out there. [ gunfire ] >> during this exercise, some seabees keep out the insurgents while others continue to build under fire. >> they wanted to attack the unit, with the

. >> with that in mind it explains why the husband comes in at mach speed to defend his wife.hat's defending his child at the same time. >> fortunately no serious injuries in either of the incidents. difficult to see this go down. >> if you're like me and you feel the world is full of bad news and entitled people complaining constantly. i have the video that will heal america and give everybody some perspective. >> what color is this? >> orange. >> i thought it was green. >> that's a tough one. >> how can it look orange? >> a dad and his sons holding up balloons. the boys are having trouble figuring out what colors are which. do you see where this is going? >> color blind. >> they are color blind. jimmy, one of the brothers has been given a pair of enchroma glasses which allow people who struggle with color blindness. >> open them, look at dad. >> suddenly, they see color. >> whoa. >> the second he looks up and sees the colors he doesn't quite know what to make of it. so caught up in the emotion of the moment and right here just bear hugs his brother. >> get out. that has to b

camps neck and neck, and a big decision, but when the people decided to go into the polling booth to machy decided to stay. the devil you know is better than the devil that you don't know which is the thinking here. we don't know that and we won't know that until later on tonight, and the thing that is concerning here is that, you know, all of the betting markets showing 84% now, and the market does not seem to be positioned, and so if you get a surprise tonight, it is go g ing to be v, very messy and chaotic. >> if it is not, and we get a remain, burns, how many ancillary volatility comes from just the unsecertainty surroundg the entire exercise? >> well, the uncertainty is the biggest factor. irregardless of the outcome, the uk economy has been hit by the uncertainty, and you can see the slower economic growth expected this quarter which has to do with the companies tight with the purse strings on the capital spending coming from are the uncertainty, and likewise, even if they remain, you are still going to be seeing a good deal of, you know, within the markets unse uncertainty with res

starts punching at his stock mach and gets ugly, with law enforcement intervening only after the man is on the ground. later that day, evette and other protesters celebrated ontd step s of the -- on the steps of the capitol. >> please keep your [ bleep ] on them. >> yeah! >> reporter: one was herd in -- heard in this periscope video saying -- >> they're usually [ indiscernible ] before we even try >> reporter: on sunday, evette told reporters this. >> we have a right to self- self-defense, we have an obligation to that and that is why we have to shut them down, by any means. >> reporter: is violence the answer? >> nazis are the violent ones. >> reporter: but this video suggests yvette also went on the offensive, with both sides bloodied and bruised, police still investigating. damage on both sides, miep miep mult pl mult many people injured, some stabbed. >>> a climber had to be airlift ofd mount diablo after falling 40 feet. it took two helicopters to rescue the man. a sheriff's helicopter had to lower a rescue team between the tree line and the rock face in order to reach him. the

winning most machs by as his star power grew so did his voice. clay became famous for his rants. >> this will be no contest. >> and rhymes. >> after i am finished you will just be a friend. >> as he did for his boxing. >> any fight that involved him. >> boxing announcer bob sheraton. >> they wanted the people in the seats to go see him. he was a promotors dream. >> i am the prettiest in the town today. >> jerry iz-- >> listen this is a long one to lead it off. clay backing away. moving to his left. >> his hands were down. >> he was the only fighter i knew who -- his knockouts jabbing with the left by -- >> it it was one of the biggest upsets in history. and cassius clay. >> and the biggest fight came outside of the ring. >> under no conditions -- when you receive up to a $400 visa prepaid card on tempur-breeze mattresses with select adjustable bases. plus get zero percent apr financing for five years. it's just cool, it's great! mattress firm. america's #1 tempur-pedic retailer. ...meta appetite control. you and temptation with... clinically prov

. >> reporter: and now how much do you mach a day? reporter: the father of four said he's barely making enough to feed his own family let alone pay the salaries of two dozen workers. note long ago, this business had 10 times that many. the big money maker used to be his cranes. he's got hundreds. but none have been working since u.s. troops pulled out in 2011. this crane worked hard with u.s. military. >> yes, yeah. >> reporter: like most iraqis here, he blames the government for corruption and incompetence that have ground this oil-rich country to a standstill. alcha dom has it better than most. the average salary in iraq is $10 a day. millions live well below that. the electricity still only works a few hours a day. people in the poorer neighborhoods of sader city don't have clean water. while government forces and militias have advanced against isis fighters in the assault on fallujah, a wave of suicide bombings continue in and around the capital, leaving hundred of civilians dead. it's a concern leith's wife told us she's far more

it's an unusual circumstance where so mach really relevant information is in the hander of third parties. think we have been more forward-thinking than we're sometimes given credit for in the law enforcement field. there's clear argue toll be made there's no fourth amendment protection when people give their information to third party providers like an e-mail provider or a cell phone provider. i'm not making that agentment here because i agree the law needs to change going forward as communications and privacy concerns change over the years but you have to start with that issue. now, it was brought up when you had a love letter, the police would come into your house and you would know they have taken your love letter. that's not necessarily true. what if you kept your fleeter safety deposit pockets and employs got it when you weren't looking there is no notification requirement. the person is ultimately charged with an offense, they wish to use the evidence, they'll gate copy of the search warrant and have an able to fight that in court but if you're talking about hypothetically, a child

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other people want to make friends, i'm just trying to mach you some money. although today i think i can make an exception. i have folks joining me in the studio. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me. please be nice, @jim cramer. here's a rally that's not supposed to be happening. [ buzzer ] this one just wasn't in the cards. sure, tuesday's session, day one of a rally at the british-inspired brutal sell-off. that makes sense. weave 've just gotten through w two of the worst sessions. day two also seemed like an unusual but reasonable possibility, because we had a big takeover, surprises, rally in oil, but today? today when the dow gamed 235 points, and the nasdaq at 1.33%. this was outrageous in its audacity. so few people believed that it should be allowed to take place. it was a totally unexpected surprise. [cheers and applause] let me explain. go back to a week ago, today. we had just gotten pretty close to surety, surety that the remain camp was going to win, that there would be no brexit. that the european union would be preserved. and a house divid

i can walk out on the ( bleep ) street and mach people believe.y that i'm the chosen son. i'll let you know when they're finished. >> stephen: wow. ( cheers and applause ) please welcome hugh dancy! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) >> stephen: now, this is about a cult, "the path." well what, some would call a cult. >> fair enough. >> stephen: i might follow that guy in that clip. because the force of the personality, you know, to be able to grab people and move them emotionally, do you think there's a relationship between cults and acting? >> i think it's like a fan club writ large. i think the link is conviction. i mean, i think if you're going to go out and give a performance, it doesn't matter who you're playing, you have to find a way to fully believe in that person yourself, and i think that if you're in a cult, you're probably living a life of conviction. >> stephen: i'm very attracted to living in a cult. ( laughter ) i would love somebody to tell me what to do all the time. >> i would, too. no, i think there's some truth to that. i think all of us, some

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with that i'm going to turn it over to sara wilson fromman jacobs to mach about the construction methods. i do want to note that sara worked on the claremont tunnel as she's currently working with the central subway. she has a wealth of experience. >> thank you mark. good morning. i am here to talk about the construction methodologies that have been selected for the occupants of this project. so mark went over the alignment briefly and there are certain portions of the alignment that have to be cut and cover because the excavations are large and complex or changed so much or sharo it's not practical to excavate by any other method. the mined tunnel recommended is limited primarily to 2nd street connecting to cut and cover portions of the project. one of the benefits of the mined tunnel that it will allow for -- okay. looks like i have a pointer here. that will not do it. allow for mine of each side and cut and cover and mining can proceed towards the center and a ventilation shaft in the center of the alignment and used to stage excavation up to three or four headings if need be. this me

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campus papeer but if you want to reach out to the community, you need to have more than i know paper mache or i put boxes on top of each other. i know, i guess that gets a lot of applause in general on the campus, like i have skills. but it needs a little bit of drama as well. also, the easy -- a really easy way to do it is to piss people off. so, you know, do guns, i don't know, go shooting, practice safety. girls help too. we got a ton of press at "the daily caller" just by having a contest where we gave our readers guns. so far, no crimes have been committed with these guns, so it did take a little bit of trust and a lot of background checks. then we had run for ar-15s. and right now i really want to raise money for some who wants to hunt a polar bear contest. because first of all, there are more polar bears than can be sustained. like, those starving pictures are because there's too many freaking polar bears for that environment. and it's a really great thing to help the local tribes, which are very poor. and you have to go through them. they've got these indian bureaucracies where the

your campus paper if you want to reach out to the community you have to know more than i know papier-mache or i put boxes on top of each other. yeah, i guess that gets a lot of applause i guess on the campus, i have skills, but it needs a little bit of drama as well. also the easy -- a really easy way to do it is to piss people off. do guns. i don't know. go shooting. practice safety. girls help, too. we got a ton of press at the "daily caller" just by having a contest where we gave our readers guns. so far no crimes have been committed with these guns. it did take a little bit of trust and a lot of background checks and we had one for ar-15s and i want to raise some money for who wants to hunt a polar bear. because, first of all, there are more polar bears than can be sustained. the starving pictures are because there are too many fricking polar bears for the environment. but -- then the left would drag you out to lynch you on msnbc and you could explain to them there are too many polar bears and they are eating each other. now, another way to do it, outside of making news, is to write. s

your campus paper if you want to reach out to the community you have to know more than i know papier-mache or i put boxes on top of each other. yeah, i guess that gets a lot of applause i guess on the campus, i have skills, but it needs a little bit of drama as well. also the easy -- a really easy way to do it is to piss people off. do guns. i don't know. go shooting. practice safety. girls help, too. we got a ton of press at the "daily caller" just by having a contest where we gave our readers guns. so far no crimes have been committed with these guns. it did take a little bit of trust and a lot of background checks and we had one for ar-15s and i want to raise some money for who wants to hunt a polar bear. because, first of all, there are more polar bears than can be sustained. the starving pictures are because there are too many fricking polar bears for the environment. but -- then the left would drag you out to lynch you on msnbc and you could explain to them there are too many polar bears and they are eating each other. now, another way to do it, outside of making news, is to write. s

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campus paper, but if you want to reach out to the community, you need to have more than i know paper mache or i put boxes on top of each other. i know, i guess that gets a lot of applause in general on the campus, like i have skills. but it needs a little bit of drama as well. also, the easy, a really easy way to do it is to piss people off. so, you know, do guns, i don't know, go shooting, practice safety. girls help too. we got a ton of press at the daily caller just by having a contest where we gave our readers guns. so far, no crimes have been committed with these guns. so it did take a little bit of trust and a lot of background checks. then we had run for ar-15's. and right now i really want to raise money for some who wants to hunt a polar bear contest. [laughter] because, first of all there are , more polar bears than can be sustained. like, those starving pictures are because there's too many freaking polar bears for that environment. and it's a really great thing to help the local tribes, which are very poor. and you have to go through them. they've got these indian bureaucracies

with that i'm going to turn it over to sara wilson fromman jacobs to mach about the construction methods. i do want to note that sara worked on the claremont tunnel as she's currently working with the central subway. she has a wealth of experience. >> thank you mark. good morning. i am here to talk about the construction methodologies that have been selected for the occupants of this project. so mark went over the alignment briefly and there are certain portions of the alignment that have to be cut and cover because the excavations are large and complex or changed so much or sharo it's not practical to excavate by any other method. the mined tunnel recommended is limited primarily to 2nd street connecting to cut and cover portions of the project. one of the benefits of the mined tunnel that it will allow for -- okay. looks like i have a pointer here. that will not do it. allow for mine of each side and cut and cover and mining can proceed towards the center and a ventilation shaft in the center of the alignment and used to stage excavation up to three or four headings if need be. this me

with that i'm going to turn it over to sara wilson fromman jacobs to mach about the construction methods. i do want to note that sara worked on the claremont tunnel as she's currently working with the central subway. she has a wealth of experience. >> thank you mark. good morning. i am here to talk about the construction methodologies that have been selected for the occupants of this project. so mark went over the alignment briefly and there are certain portions of the alignment that have to be cut and cover because the excavations are large and complex or changed so much or sharo it's not practical to excavate by any other method. the mined tunnel recommended is limited primarily to 2nd street connecting to cut and cover portions of the project. one of the benefits of the mined tunnel that it will allow for -- okay. looks like i have a pointer here. that will not do it. allow for mine of each side and cut and cover and mining can proceed towards the center and a ventilation shaft in the center of the alignment and used to stage excavation up to three or four headings if need be. this me

the flight only took 12 hours and 40 minutes with an average crew speed of mach.86. the record was approved by the u.s. natural aeronautic association and most likely be approved as a world regard by the international federation in switzerland. together the golf stream 50-er and g-6 sister plane hold more than 55 total world records. i'm very proud to represent gulf stream facility located in savannah, georgia, a world leader in private planes. one of georgia's first congressional districts largest employers and constant producer of truly amazing airplanes. i congratulate them on their success. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from maine seek recognition? ms. pingree: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. pingree: mr. speaker, on the summer day in 1984, a young gay man named charlie howard was walking down the street in bangor, maine. a car full of teenagers pulled up and started yelling slurs at him. they ch

with that i'm going to turn it over to sara wilson fromman jacobs to mach about the construction methodsant to note that sara worked on the claremont tunnel as she's currently working with the central subway. she has a wealth of experience. >> thank you mark. good morning. i am here to talk about the construction methodologies that have been selected for the occupants of this project. so mark went over the alignment briefly and there are certain portions of the alignment that have to be cut and cover because the excavations are large and complex or changed so much or sharo it's not practical to excavate by any other method. the mined tunnel recommended is limited primarily to 2nd street connecting to cut and cover portions of the project. one of the benefits of the mined tunnel that it will allow for -- okay. looks like i have a pointer here. that will not do it. allow for mine of each side and cut and cover and mining can proceed towards the center and a ventilation shaft in the center of the alignment and used to stage excavation up to three or four headings if need be. this means all