billionaire businessman richard brown suspended negotiations to acquire a billion dollar stake in the side of the space venture shares of japan's softbank billions inside the suffering wealth are invested also suffered and the kingdom stocks and currency took a tumble after trump threatened severe punishment for any involvement in the disappearance or some analysts say the economic impact of a deterioration relationship with the us could be significant. possibility of sanctions on the you know the flooding sanctions around is no joke we're talking about. not only saw they're talking about the region that we're talking globally for even for the us itself there are a lot of for nations between companies maybe such as boeing and saudi perhaps other companies as well oiled companies definitely these ties will definitely be broken if that happens and the loss of jobs so the unemployment rate the economic toll that this could take is just beyond it is beyond expectations saudi arabia says it will be bullied as the world's largest producer and exporter of oil it also suggested it could force

footage from the scene to be released superhero film instead it is all very real british inventor richard browning has created this jet engine powered suit that allows its user to actually take flight events and launch a new racing series next year for men and women the suit has so far managed to record a speed of fifty one kilometers per hour and you can buy your own jet set too if you like it'll set you back just short of four hundred fifty thousand dollars. we've got some amazing breakthroughs coming on the technology front because that pace hasn't slowed down but really the idea of bringing several pilots from all different corners of the planet male and female from different sporting backgrounds to assemble in one place over water because then it's an entirely safe activity and have them start to race around a kind of a race kit in three dimensions with thousand holes project suits it's going to be astounding phenomenal and we are doing this there's no debate as to whether we might or why not we are doing it it's too much fun even for myself and my existing team that already fly to not do it

footage from a seem to be released superhero film and says it is all very real british inventor richard browning has created this jet engine powered suit that allows its use it's actually a flight you can saloon should you racing series next year for men and women the suit has so far managed to record a speed of fifty one kilometers per hour and you can buy your own jet to two if you like the city back just short of four hundred fifty thousand on this. we've got some amazing breakthroughs coming on the technology front because that pace hasn't slowed down but really the idea of bringing several pilots from all different corners of the planet male and female from different sporting backgrounds to assemble in one place over water because then it's an entirely safe activity and have them start to race around a kind of a race circuit in three dimensions with thousand holes project suits it's going to be astounding and phenomenal and we are doing this there's no debate as to whether we might or might not we are doing it's too much fun even for myself or my existing team that already fly the not do it

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see is not from from an upcoming superhero film instead it's all very real british inventor richard browning created this jet engine powered suit allows a pilot to actually take flight plans to launch a new racing series next year for men and women. to record a speed of fifty one kilometers an hour and you can buy your very own jet suit for just shy of four hundred fifty thousand dollars. we've got some amazing breakthroughs coming on the technology front because that pace hasn't slowed down but really the idea of bringing several pilots from all different corners of the planet male and female from different sporting backgrounds to assemble in one place over water because then it's an entirely safe activity and have them start to race around a kind of a race circuit in three dimensions with thousand holes project seats it's going to be astounding phenomenal and we are doing this there's no debate as to whether we might or might not we are doing it's too much fun even for myself or my existing team that already fly the not do it. for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera protests

streets of london, but few are more blown away by the jet suit than the man who invented it, richard browning's almost the dream some people have on being able to think somewhere and fly there. >> it can reach speeds of 32 miles an hour and an altitude of 12,000 feet. anyone can fly it with training and insurance. made up of five minijet engines, one on the back and two on the arm which control direction. >> finally, this is an awesome way to travel, even though he looks like tony stark and his suit from h&m. look at all the engines, i can finally fulfill my childhood dream of flying and killing eight geese at once. but as cool as the suit is, one drawback. >> for now the fuel pack limits the seat to only three or four minutes of tryin flight. >> so this thing can fly up to 12,000 feet but only has gas for three minutes. that sounds like a great way to fall from 12,00 12,000 feet. but you know what? the good thing about all this new technology is we've all been worried robots will take over and kill humanity, but turns out we are becoming the robot and we're going to kill ourselves first, so

footage from the scene to be released superhero film instead it is all very real british inventor richard browning has created this jet engine power would suit that allows its user to actually take flight launch a new racing series next to four men and women the suit has so far managed to record a speed of fifty one kilometers per hour and you can buy your own jets if you like it will sit you back just short of four hundred fifty thousand documents we've got some amazing breakthroughs coming on the technology front because that pace hasn't slowed down but really the idea of bringing several pilots from all different corners of the planet male and female from different sporting backgrounds to assemble in one place over water because then it's an entirely safe activity and have them start a race around a kind of a race kit in three dimensions with thousand holes project suits it's going to be astounding a phenomenal and we are doing this there's no debate as to whether we might or might not we are doing it's too much fun even for myself and my existing team that already fly the not do it ok that's a

footage from a seem to be released superhero film instead it is all very real british inventor richard browning has created this jet engine powered suit that allows the user to take flight funds to launch new bracy series next year the suit has so far managed to record a speed of fifty one kilometers per hour you can buy see if you like it will cost you four hundred fifty dollars we've got some amazing breakthroughs coming all the technology from because that pace hasn't slowed down but really the idea of bringing several pilots from all different corners of the planet male and female from different sporting backgrounds to assemble in one place over water because then it's an entirely safe activity and have them start to race around a kind of a race circuit in three dimensions with thousand holes project suits it's going to be astounding and phenomenal and we are doing this there's no debate as to whether we might or might not we are doing it it's too much fun even for myself and my existing team that already fly to not do it. all right that is now it's back to laura i want one of those suits.

about to see isn't from an upcoming unmanned film instead it's all very real british inventor richard browning created this jet engine powered suit that allows its pilot to actually take flight he plans to launch a new racing series next year for men and women the city so far record speed of fifty one kilometers an hour and you can buy your own jet suit two for just shy of four hundred fifty thousand dollars. it is good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha the top stories this hour zero donald trump's pick for the u.s. supreme court brett kavanaugh has narrowly cleared a procedural vote in the senate a final vote on cover his confirmation is expected on saturday republicans say that an f.b.i. investigation didn't find any evidence supporting sexual misconduct allegations against him jurors has convicted a white chicago police officer for the shooting of a black teenager officer jason van dyke has been found guilty of the second degree murder of a kwan mcdonald in twenty fourteen the policeman shot mcdonald sixteen times as the teenager held a knife at his side john hendren ha

brown also took advantage of the country's fatigue with the republican party. >> therefore, i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. >> 88 days after president richardon's resignation, 36-year-old brown was swept into office. >> he this this aura of liberalism and cleaning up politics and he had not a breath of scandal associated to him. >> it was part of opening up government and appointing people like me a 24-year-old woman never had held a job. i think i had my jobs in his administration, i was always the first woman to do it hispanics, african-americans. asians. really making the government of california look like the people of california. >> he was very interested in shaking up the system. >> brown refused to live in the new governor's mansion, choosing a simple apartment in sacramento instead and rejected the official limousine. >> my father had a limousine, i rode in it before. i rode in it once to open the giant stadium of san francisco. people pounded on the window. they were not happy. i said well, this is not a good move. i'm going to avoid limousines. >> brown asked his chief of staff, gray davis, a future california governor himself to

fall of 1972, actually this week in october of 1972, guess who richard nixon had in the oval office and was photographed with? james brown of all the people we could have imagined in the same room as richard nixon, it even outweighs what we saw today the reason he was there, we were told if you want a landslide 1972, you have to do better among people and slightly better among african-americans, so almost by computer james brown was the name of -- you got these ridiculous pictures of nixon and james brown, both of them looking like they can't understand what they're doing and they probably didn't. >> by the way, show time produced this 20 years ago a fictional account in both of men's lives when elvis meets nixon. unbelievable. elvis teaching nixon how to sipping "my way." >> the best selling t-shirt of the two of them. it says the president and the king. >> i have to play this president obama byte. there is a part of me that can't help me understand what is motivating kanye? is it this? >> she she's seems like a perfectly good reason. why would he do that? >> he's a jack- -- >> he was referring to the kanye taylor swift

committee richard needs little introduction to the district committee, richard was born and raised in new york city and attended brown university and the university of chicago law school. after clicking for judge on a fifth circuit he was hired to the attorney general honor program as a trial attorney in the civil division of the justice department where he served for more than three years before coming up here to the senate. i first got to go richard when he joined the tradition very -- judiciary committee staff at the beginning of 1990, 29 years ago. before i met richard, i was friends with his father. richard's father julius was a member of the greatest generation himself, the son of an immigrant who arrived in our country alone at age 14. julius enlisted in the army at age 17 and fought in europe where he was wounded twice, the besieged town of basten during the battle of the bulge. julius died last year before his 92nd birthday. he was one of my heroes. and a great man. having known the father i had high expectations for the sun. i have not been disappointed. for many years my staff and i worked closely with ric

richard needs little introduction. he was born and raised in new york city, he attended brown university and the university of chicago law school. after clerking for a judge on the fifth circuit he was hired through the attorney general's on them -- on her program, -- honor program. where he served for more than three years before becoming -- before coming to the senate. i got to know him when we joined the staff of our former colleague at the beginning of 1990. almost 29 years ago. before i met him, i was friends with his father. his father, julius, was a member of the greatest generation himself, the son of an immigrant who arrived in our country alone at age 14. he enlisted in the army at age 17 and fought in europe, where he was wounded twice and he fought to relieve a besieged town during the battle of the bulge. he died last year before his 92nd birthday. he was one of my heroes, and a great man. having known the father, my expectations for the sun have have not-- the son been disappointed. we work closely with richard as .e worked with several senators staff continued to work with him when he was at the justice de

browning of america. so it's a complex phenomenon. and we're living in really difficult times, richard. >> all right.ate your time as always for being with us. i appreciate it from the southern poverty law center. all right. now i'd like to bring in john nickles, national affairs correspondent for the nation. you have been and worked in this area of the country before. you now write for "the nation," i was just mentioning and you used to write for the paper there in town. tell us about the area and reflect on -- you just heard there from richard cohen about the unfortunate trend. put that in context of pittsburgh. >> well, it's -- it is and you fortunate nat trend and a tragic day. i think people need to understand that squirrel hill is one of the great centers of jewish religious life and communal life in the united states. this is a historic jewish community. and tree of life, the sflin going to we are talking about so much today was a real center within that community, a place where several congregations an met of different jewish traditions but all under the same roof. very active, people coming

very high profile races, democratic senator sharon brown is fighting for thard term against republican congressman and the former bureau director richardd ray. remember he got the job when elizabeth warren didn't is battling the attorney general in the race to exceed the term limit government john kasich. nbc's shaquille brewster is just south of dayton with a look how the campaigns are working to get the people to the polls. shaquille? >> hello there, we have brand-new information from the secretary of state's office here in ohio. across the state 737,000 have been cast, $1.2 million requested, an increase from what we saw in 2014. but there's also a more competitive rate here in ohio this time around. look behind me. you have volunteers making calls. they're making direct pitches to voters, sort of a closing message as we're about a week way from election day. i want to bring in blaine kelly. he's from ohio's republican party. blaine, what are they saying as they make these calls? >> right now we're a week way from election day. our closing message to the people in ohio is, look, here in ohio our economy is booming. we have the most

richard dunn of caramel, california. he didn't retire until he was 83. viola brown of virginia is celebrating 107 years.d movies and is a bingo champ. b-13. and we have mr. hubert edwards of north carolina. world war ii vet, 100 years old, earned one silver and seven bronze stars while serving our country. we salute you, sir. >> we do. >>> we have a big fourth hour coming up. >> what have you got? >> jenna bush hager. she is hosting with power is ou thousands of customers in the >>> 8:56, good morning, everyone. power out this morning for thousands of customers in the north bay. due to extreme fire danger, pg&e shut off electricity to parts of 12 northern california counties. it amounts to nearly 60,000 customers. of those, about 17,000 are in the dark in napa, sonoma and lake counties. meantime, some relief for commuters who have been suffering bay bridge traffic backups due to the freemont street and transit center closure. freemont street is open again this morning. it had been closed since cracks were discovered in steel beams in the transit center. crews have now stabilized the braces for those bea

richard trumka. ♪ >> good morning. i want to thank you to governor brown for inviting me to say a few words on the half of that 12.5 milliono the 55 unions of the afl-cio. i a coal miner by trade, actually a third-generation coal miner by trade. now, that might seem unusual at a summit like this, but i learned something about science. when the boss told us to ignore the deadly hazards of the job, of that sagging timber overhead, that black lung calls, science told us the truth. and today, again, science tells us the truth, that climate change threatens our workers, our jobs and our economy. and that's why the labor movement support bold, comprehensive action to fight climate change. and that's why we support -- [applause] that's what we support continued progress on vehicle tailpipe standards, and why we passed the strong climate resolution at our last convention. and that's why we continue to support the paris agreement. so make no mistake, this is a tough issue for us. but in the labor movement we are used to tough issues and hard choices. we are prepared to do the right thing for our people and her planet, and we know t

whether you're in adams county for brown county, wherever you are, if you're a child in the state you should have access to that. i want to go back to moment for something richardd a while ago talk but they know. you talked about getting rid of the note and the state of ohio. issue one, which he supports, and richard, you are very lonely out there. there's or anybody else out there beside you. it will cause more fentanyl to come into the state of ohio. in ohio it will become for under 20 grams it will be a misdemeanor, no jail time at all, everything around us is a felony. what he think the drug dealers are going to come next table, writer in the state of ohio. anybody who lives close to the border better get out of the way because they are coming in. nobody supports this. >> thirty seconds. >> on broadband he didn't do anything when donald trump fcc dr. botticelli away. he wouldn't stand up to the now promises he's going to bring. let's talk about fentanyl. fentanyl has exploded on your watch. the substance abuse monitoring -- reports drug cartels the flood our state within over the last several years. on your watch. fentanyl deaths went from 70 a year, from 7

whether you are in brown county or wherever you are, if you are a child of the state of ohio you should have access to that. i want to go back for a moment to something richardaid when he was talking about sentinel and getting rid of it in the state of ohio. if she were number one, which he supports and you are very lonely out there there's hardly anybody else out there besides you. it will cause more sensible to come into the state of ohio, and ohio it will become for under 20 grams it will be every state around us is a felony where do you think the drug dealers are going to come they will be right here in the state of ohio. anybody that lives close to the border better get out of the way because they are coming in. >> mr. dewine, mr. cordray have 30 seconds. >> he didn't do anything with the fcc when they took net neutrality away. that neutrality away. now he promised he's going to stand up. fentanyl has exploded and the network said all enforcement supports drug cartels flooded the state over the last several years on your watch. it went from 70 in a year can understand this from 70 year to 3,431 last year. drug dealers have had a playground in ohio while

my name is richard lock, i'm a professor of political science in international public affairs, and serve as provosts. it's a great pleasure for me to welcome you to brown. back to brown. and all of you to tonight's lecture which is sponsored by the touseman center for american politics. before i invite the director, to the stage to introduce our distinguished speakers are i want to offer a few remarks about the significance of tonight's lecture. we are brown's incredibly fortunate to have a number of named lectures. and these named lectures give us opportunities to bring acceptal scholars and practitioners to speak on a wide range of topics these lectures many of you i've seen attending these lectures. these lectures as you know animate our campus and together with our teaching and research they're an essentially part of what we try to do, which is to advance knowledge and edge kate future leaders. we have this dlings bonus, since the lecture series has allowed us to bring two extraordinary alumni, chris hays andicate shah back to campus. thank you so much for being leer. it's wolf to welcome you back. the alexander lecture was named for brown aluminou

my name is richard lock, i'm a professor of political science in international public affairs, and serve as provosts. it's a great pleasure for me to welcome you to brown. back to brown. and all of you to tonight's lecture which is sponsored by the touseman center for american politics. before i