a fully stocked, concrete bunker, outside his home in payson, utah. >> he had food. he had everything there. water, a way to go to the bathroom, magazines, bookstore. it >> kay was very clear about it with his wife darla. >> and he would say this is where you and i are going to end up, because there is going to be a nuclear war. >> i would say i, don't want to live if everybody else is. dying [laughs] so, he was a true patriot. he worried about things and wanted to be prepared for the civil war that was going to erupt. so, he was little over the top. >> darla was it thrilled about it. but she accepted him and his radical views. after all, they were still kind of in their honeymoon phase. >> it was all kind of surreal. i think we both felt like we were back being teenagers again. [laughs] so -- because we both had a really had love for quite a few years. >> they found each other late in life. after both had raised families. kay had three adult children by then. one of whom, his eldest, roger, stayed close. >> he was my best friend. we did everything together. >> mind

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3 players share the lead after the 3rd round of golf us open, mackenzie hughes, russell, had me, payson. i have a 2 shot advantage at 5 under in california. however, sundays final round is expected to be a very intriguing affair with some of the tournaments that former champion fil contention. last is when a price and the shovel is tied with the 4th 4th with the north and northern ireland . roy mackerel, they're both 2 shots back at 3 under today. i had a lot of fairway start and i had a lot of greens give myself a lot of birdie chances. didn't. didn't actually make that many, you know, but i just stayed really patient knowing that, you know, if you're not making bogey's like there, you're not losing her on the or be really patient here. these majors, it's something that is not easy to do. my 1st few goes, it majors i was not successful or anywhere near successful. and i feel like i'm starting to understand major chambers of golf and how to play and how to go about managing my game, my, my attitude and just my patients level. and i can continue to continue to do that tomorrow. i think i

no pilots which kind talk about driverless cars driverless payson rockets. that's pretty interesting. it's called the new shepard named doctor, alan shepard. it's a 10 minute ride for 28 million dollars in this case. typically there will be pressure on $250,000. but you getting up to what's called think the camper line where that's the edge of space and our atmosphere. don't quote me on that. my science isn't as strong as it used to you're 60 miles from the sky. i want to go up if you paid me. 28 million dollars. i'm such chicken but space terms. like you said, it's going take off. it's a bad area that space tourism is is happening. elon space x. richard branson has virgin atlantic. he's trying to beat our virgin galactic. not atlantic. that's this plane company tried to beat basis in the space any basis got blue origin. so it's going to be an interesting couple years on virgin galactic wants to get 400 flights per year going so maybe while you and i can go a couple years down the road. we've got to bring it down from 2 to that's for of. >> thank you as alwa

i think that concludes all of our participation of our members and let me payson to thanks madam secretary for your participation for your patience. and for your very well prepared responses. and let the record remain the record will remain open for two weeks or additional statements from members and for additional questions that come before the committee. our witnesses and skills and we thank you again. and the hearing is adjourned. c-span is your unfiltered view of government where funded by these television companies and more including comcast. are you think this is just a community center? no, it's way more than that. comcast is partnering with a thousand community centers to create wi-fi enabled lifts. so students from low-income families can get the tools. they need to be ready for anything. comcast support c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front-row seat to democracy. chris mackowski is the author of grant's last battle the story behind the personal memoirs of ulysses' s. grant next. he talks about his book which recounts grants life