other spd strikes from the enterprise we continue to ferrying during the day, including a 17 spd strike group that came in along with him of the room reapers so, you've got wildcat fighters from the navy and marines that day. a finish often one of the japanese cruisers and continue to try to repel the incoming troop transport coming in with all the fresh soldiers. they crippled a couple transports and sunk a couple out right, another couple guys i will talk about in the time allowed, bruce mcgraw was a dive bomber pilot and he ended up being on the carrier after the bombing attack when enterprise was damaged and had to go work in a first-aid nation holding a guy and watching him die in his arms i gave him resolve that he would go back and kill as many japanese as he could with his dive bomber when he got the chance so, he got to do that on november 14 in fact commander com1 told him you go with the transports when you leave here, that's exactly what he did. his first i've going and he had no dive rate so he reached terminal velocity in the three- mile dive going down the hung in there a

it's because the spd can carry and bomb load. the whole idea was to have a scout bomber to fly scout with the bomber, so that it could attack immediately. because, at the time, carrier warfare, if you could get in the first hit, you were going to win. this manifested in a series of other ways when it came to surface combat. in daylight, the united states navy emphasized developing a fire control solution, with very sophisticated mechanical fire control computer called the ford range keeper that would track the motions of the target, develop a solution, and predict where the target would be, where the shells would land. this would allow them to open fire and very long-range. and often fire deliberately, using salvo fire. at night, the situation was very different. that come as soon as you can see something, it was within range. you were at threat of being knocked up very quickly. so, instead, the pattern for night battle practice was to open fire immediately at an estimated range based on how far your eyes did see. that night. and

this was the view of the pot party aseople parked the park, and spd beefed up the security to keep those from getting out of control and food trucks took advantage. >>> the home sales report is on tap. we have more from the new york stock exchange with diane king hall. >>reporter: a measure of the housing markets existing home sales -- the national association of realtors releases the report and how the -- also on deck this week are the latest quarterly results from tesla. investors are expecting the electric car maker to report a loss after wednesday's closing bell. that follows two profitably quarters and executives say they're investigating a video on chinese social media sunday evening that shows a parked model s exploding. at the box office, shazam lost to a newcomer. the curse of -- the horror film brought in $25 million this past weekend according to preliminary studio estimates. that's your cbs money watch. for more, head to cbsmoneywatchreport i'm e k hall >>> happening it's earth day and people around the world are celebratingent ways. cbs this morning will air on a changing en

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youou were to movove at the spd of light, you wouould not be abe to escape the grgravitationall pull. you would be pulled to the center where you would be ripped apart. >> black holes have an imaginable mass but at the same time they are very small. a blackhole with a mass of our earth would be only as big as a chererry. how can that be? >> that is correct. a small blackhole the size of our son are formed when stars and their life and ththey collae into something extremelyly smal. if it was the s son, it would be as small a as a city a few kilometers across. ththe one we took a pipicture ot has billions of times the mass of the s sun. those when they collapse, they can become really small even though they have billions of times the mass of a star. this one has the size of our entire solar system. >> i was talking about the story. if black holes can suck in and bend light, what can they do to time? >> when something falls into the blackhole and we see it from far away, as far as we are concerned, time stands still. thisis is just an illusion f fo. with a person falliling into the blbla

all three climbers considered the best of their generation, so spd by north face as part of their global aspect team. when they failed to ir eck in with t family, there was a search of the area, finding climbing equipment buried with evidence of a msive avalanc avalanche. his sister talking to us from california. >> they are presumed dead, all three of them. ro i know my ber and sister-in-law and i hold aittle bit of hope. >> reporter: the climbers hosted everest, at the time the youngest american to climb theig hst mountain. tonight recovery efforts halted by dangerous conditions and extreme risk of more avalanches. >> there's going to be a bi family if he doesn't come home. >> reporter: as family and friends await any meord on the fate of three n at the pinnacle of climbing. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> and tonight just weeks after the final defeat of isis on the battlefield in syria, new concerns the fighters left behind could be recruited by al qaeda and other terror groups. weet more now fro our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel. >> reporter: tonight u.s. terror officials

an apparent tornado touched down near troy, alabama, the townnk spd with wreckage. video shot by this drone shows the extent of the damage. further west, severe weather moved through mississippi. debris littered the town of vix berg. rt of this roof at the gas station collapsed. 17 towns affected by the weather. >> declaring those areas affected now and will remain under a state of emergency as we go aboutompleting the assessments. >> reporter: other parts of the country still recovering from severe weather that struck saturday. in 1 texas, mile per hour winds swirled through the town of franklin. cars were scattered. homes destroyed. in alto, just 30 miles away, at least two tornadoes swept through town. >> i've been here all. my li and it's hard. >> reporter: a local chungh offe refuge for those in need. >> and it's just nice to be able to havehese people here and welcome us in. d we have emts checking everybody out. >> reporter: in louisiana, a path of destruction in blanchard where aer thundorm brought his trees that engulfed home. a spring of violent weather an

arrived at a new-found financial windfall so i lean toward the opinion of sousupervisor kim and can be spd as a matter of priority. ipublic matter is closed. please call the committee calendar items 28-36 out of record. >> were introduced for adoption without reference to committee. a unanimous vote is required on first reading today. alternatively any member may require a resolution go to committee. >> ok. would any of the colleagues like to sever any items some. >> can we sever item number 33? >> thank you. >> colleagues, can we take the rest of the items, same house, same call? without objections, these resolutions are adopted unanimously. madam clerk, could you please call item number 33? >> 33, resolution to support full parody for mental health patients and clinicians at kaier permanente. >> supervisor ronan. >> colleagues, the resolution before you is about mental health parody and patient health. i want to thank supervisor the s for working with my office on this resolution and to push for mental health parody, one of the most pressing issues facing the city today. as i have stated

. >>> a shelter-in-place order has been lifted ingh spd surrounded a home where a man was barricadede backed off saying there's no threat to the public. >>> hundreds of students and factuality are under quarentine at two california universities at ucla and -- >>> in colorado, a driver faces multiple counts of vehicular homicide after a fiery crash on interstate 70. a semi trailer slammed into several cars stopped in traffic. it's unclear how many people died in this crash. >>> uber shares will be priced between $44 and $50 per share when the company goes public. it will give uber an evaluation of 80 and $90 billion, whicheviousstimates. >>> if you're headed in via highway 24, you're going to need to give yourself extra time. double the normal amount of time. look at that. 31 minutes to get from 680 to 580 due to a crash. it has been moved out of the area, but the bacbe down. down to 16 miles an hour. once you hit the tunnel, you're good to go, but getting there is going to be tough. this accident on northbound 101 at 237. there are others in the south bay. this one is at northbound 8

. >>> people under stress over indulge on high in sugar foods -- easting a spd the velopment of obes n healthy diet may lead to healthy kidneys. a study at john hopkins tracked more than 14,000 middle age adults and those who stuck to a plant-based diet had a 14% lower risk of developing kidney disease and that includes plenty of fruits and whole grains. >>> researchers are discovering -- a study in the netherlands found good sleepers can neutralize bad memories overnight. insomnias are unable to clear their minds -- researchers say that explains why insomnia is a risk factor near anxiety and mood disorders. >>> america is stressed and angry. they tied -- when it comes to the most stressed out nations and a record-breaking 55% of americans said they experienced stress during a large part of the day. meanwhile, nearly half of americans said they felt worried during a lot of the day and 22% said they felt anger a lot. >>> the man who slammed into a crowd of people who were walking in a crosswalk earlier -- >>> now at 5:30, if you video of the crash in santa clara county. the man accuse

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olaf schulz is a member of the spd. he is a member -- the head of the finance ministry.e hear that this whole plan was backed by he and his deputy. batavia on the people in the government behind this? >> that is our impression so far. there are various factors that gave the impression that it is a strong push from politics from the finance ministry for the merger. matt: why would a social democrat be behind a clan that results in 30,000-40,000 job cuts? >> what is happening right now is a bit funny. you have seen the industrial wheregy of the minister you have national champions. i think we have a shift in politics when it comes to economic politics in germany. away from what we had in our social market economy more toward an economy that is driven by national champions and intervening of government. matt: anna? anna: good morning to you. we have talked for many years it seems, decades about how germany is over-banked. if you don't think this is the solution to reduce the level of over banking in germany, what do you think will drive acceptable and monday -- m&a? >> firs

from the netherlands, appeared on stage to support tomio okamura, head of the czech anti immigrant spdyond 100 days you expect to see... well, beyond 100 days on the bbc. pretty simple really. yeah, not so simple for readers of the daily telegraph in australia. the tabloid printed two pages of its rival the sydney morning herald. it gets a tad more awkward when you learn that the telegraph leans firmly to the right, while the herald more to the left. i love this. what are they doing? sitting there printing somebody else‘s paper? the misprinted pages includes articles on climate change. the telegraph has apologised for the mistake and put it down to an error in the production process. talk me through this. you are an old newspaper man and you know this. how does it work? question one... did the readers notice and say, hang ona minute, did the readers notice and say, hang on a minute, this is not the normal fantastic right—wing stuff i expect? or the brilliant socialist stuff i would expect... i wonder they noticed. it would be more funny if tv programmes got things the wrong way around.