the detwiler fire sparked near steed's home sunday afternoon.ee the fire in this video that was shot over night as the fire grew to 7100 acres. despite being told to leave steed decided to stay while crews worked to save his home. 01:23:17they are really invaluable with what they did, this is a very emotional sitaution for people. as the sun came up his home is still standing....but much of his property was burning...nat crews from all over california are heading to mariposa county..they are trying to gain control on the fire that still has no containment in a very remote area. and as the fight continues...the triple digits continue to be a worry...everything is hot dry, we have dead vegetiation dead trees.aerial support was limited sunday evening...but they are hoping it will help as the day continues. 01:23:30 just cant thank them enough steed says he is lucky his standing..he knows some others can't say the same. 01:24:19 everythign is okay, i am thankful for cal fire and everything they do . (steve) in santa barbara county... the whittier fi

the world of the fighter ace, the brave men who battle in the sky like ancient knights, their single steed replaced by engines with thousands of horsepower. good evening, i'm oliver north. welcome to "war stories." this is the u.s. air force museum in dayton, ohio. imagine a swirling mass of mustangs, f-4s against mig 21s. the plane's movements limited by thin blue sky, the air flow and daring and skill of their pilots. they twist and turn, climb and dive, all in pursuit of each other. to become an ace, a pilot must score five air-to-air kills, requiring extraordinary proficiency and courage. some say it also requires a killer instinct, a warrior gene that allows them to overcome fear, to engage in deadly combat. climb into the cockpit and join us in the wild blue yonder with some of america's greatest aces. >> if you don't get him, he will get you. >> you don't have time for fear. >> the next thing i say, he is a dead man and i don't care if i have to chase him back to the kremlin. >> from the mythical to leonardo da vinci we have always dreamt of achieving the freedom of flight. two bicy

ohio county west virginia running the largest steed needle exchange program in the state.than 250 clean needles are given out in exchange for used, dirty ones. some argue this enables drogues says but the local public health administrator disagrees and says the program helps addicts find treatment. >>> all right. sean, what's coming up in sports? >>> iain i know this is a down time in sports but people go way overboard when it comes to analyzing summer league basketball. peel are killing alonso ball for sitting out a game. i'll tell he why that's absolutely ridiculous next in my sports commentary. >> ♪ >>> we've got breaking news. we are awaiting on that news conference in the seven for four missing men in buck county. when it happens, we'll bring the to you live right here on fox 29. ♪ >>> sean bell takes on a land so ball and the idea he's ducking competition. his commentary in 15 seconds. >>> people need to knock it off. okay. i know it's fun to talk about lon so ball and make fun of his family but the critique on this kid is starting to be absolutely ridiculous. kill h

so humans to be only logical next step, named tim steed, and build a shrine. international space station to. this bundle of tech is controlled from the ground so that the astronauts can spend their time doing other research. and you will soon be able to visit the iss for yourself. google announced it is creating a 3—d view of the station which will be available on street view. this little fellow is called sea turtle. designed to move, like, you guessed it, a sea turtle, his arms are shaped like the fins found in nature. he has been developed by researchers at arizona university to detect landmines, and sadly for him, detonate them. unsurprisingly, current deep mining bots on the market, cost a pretty penny, but sea turtle has been made on the cheap. powered by a raspberry pi zero computer, this disposable device is £50 a pop. not bad for a machine that learns as it goes. we put a robot in front of a camera. and every time a robot makes a move, it essentially gives itself some positive reinforcement, in terms of, maybe i should try that again. —— every time a r

professor angus steed and anne cates, nobel laureate, they are at princeton university, they have donewed that the mortality rate for the poorly educated for white males has soared since 2000. they are more likely to die than black or hispanic males. they are likely to be at the bottom of the rung. that is what i said, they have been perhaps neglected by progressive voices. by everyone. that is where trump spoke to them and they heard him. the solution is not to say, "well, forget identity politics, we will just focus on the white working class." it is to connect the dots. they are not the only ones discarded by this system. it is true that they are the ones who had the highest level of expectation. they had the betterjobs, they tended to have those manufacturing jobs that paid enough to support a family, you know, in the auto sector and so on. so it is untrue that they have suffered the most under these economic policies. in fact, the wealth gap between white and black in the united states has widened, because, since 2008, since the financial crisis, it was overwhelmingly black americ

obviously, this is a fraction of a price of a barrel of crude, steed instead of trading 50 bucks, you'reoking at a $10 instrument one thing you would say, because i think there is limited upside to crude, i almost wonder why we wouldn't take a look at selling some upside premium in it. i don't see it spiking higher. this does have to make a move -- >> jim -- by the way -- >> no, i see it as range bound situation -- >> what would be the ideal outcome for you with the price of barrel of oil >> the price of a barrel of oil, it would be like a 1-to-5 ratio. so let's say it's trading at 49, let's call it 46 >> that's a big win under your trade. >> that's a win. >> you are betting that oil is going to drop. >> i don't lake to sike to say g >> you are making a wise, intelligent investment >> yes >> it's a trade. >> anything you like on the options side >> a couple things really interesting. look at the dollar, down 10% from its 52-week high in the dollar index that's when crude started to make this move back towards 50, when it really fell off. that's something you want to keep a close look on

a lot of your colleagues are sure that would success steed. >> certainly it wouldn't.tly, i don't think it's the right way to go. don't throw in the towel, get the reforms that we republicans have been talking about for years giving the states more flexibility, giving the insurance companies the ability to sell plans people want to have. no of that happens were repeal. all it does is kick the can down the road. >> neil: you weren't in the camp that said something was better than nothing, having something that was a little less, big government, than obamacare the way it's presently stipulated. would have been better. >> get rid of the taxes. get rid of the stuff that's causing these rates to go up so dramatically in my own state, 19 counties, with zero insurance companies in the individual market. another 27 with only one insurer. that's no competition. if you just do repeal all of the experts tell me a lot more uncertainty and plans are going to leave and costs are going to go up more. let's bite the bullet and could. this -- and do this. i spoke to vice president mike

my trusty steed at that time was a 1968 vw bug that carried me out of the gates for the last time as i ended a tour with marine helicopter squadron 161. headed northbound to the entrance of the pacific coast highway i can tell you without hesitation that the thought of me sitting before this group being answered as secretary of the navy was not to be found even in the most remotest partses of my find upon. i was educated in operational management increasing in scope as i progressed through my career. the leadership skills developed in the marine corps were strengthened and honed through various positions i held in both public and private sector. i was a student and then practitioner of disruptive technology while being respectful of industrial science. the journey from the gates of tuft into here has, i believe, provided me with the knowledge and the skill set to tackle the issues at hand. it truly is a great honor to appear before you seeking the confirmation as the 76th secretary of the navy. the honor to be here today is magnified by the current state of play in the world today wh

my trustee steed at that time was a beige 1968vw bug that carried me out of the gates for the last timesaended a tour with squadron 161. headed to the pacific coast highway, i could tell you that the thought of me sitting before this group being considered as secretary of the navy was not to be found even in the most remote parts of my mind. however, during those 36 years, i was educated in financial and operational management, increasing as scopes aprogressed through my career. the leadership skills developed in the marine corp continued to grow. i was respectful of industrial science. the journey has, i believe, provided me with the knowledge and the skill set to tackle the issues at hand. it truly is a great honor for me to appear before you to seek the confirmation as secretary of the navy. the honor to be here today is magnified by the current state of play today which is nothing less than a perfect storm. we've been at war for the past 16 years with the operational tempo of the various conflicts in which we are engaged, denying us the needed time and resources for modernization and