now it's time for their tandem jump. >> ready to go sky diving? >> gives the thumbs up. they open the door, and down they go. >> wee! >> this is the best part to me is right before the chute goes. you're just barrelling towards the earth and you feel a little bit like an ant. >> pretty exhilarating moment when you do have the awesome free fall and see the landscape below. you then pull the chute and get to glide down to the landing zone. >> feet up, just like that! >> if you thought that was exciting, something even more exciting coming up after erica lands. her legs are lifted to land safely on her booties. and when they do, kyle runs up. >> will you marry me, please? >> in that exact moment when she's freaking out because of her fall, he proposes. >> think about it, after taking the plunge, he's asking if she wants to take a plunge, and it's a tandem, too. look at that. mostly because she's got a runny nose because she jumped out of the plane. >> probably the runny nose, in this case, you do end up with a track of boogers on your face. >> when every girl wants to be pr

i've never gone paragliding before, and even though this will be in a tandem, there's something abouthistle here if something goes wrong. what could go wrong? i don't know... why would i have to use the whistle? ahead of my flight, my instructor gives me the rundown of everything he says i have to know. it's the easiest thing you can learn, it is easier than riding a bicycle, it's safer than riding a bicycle. it is good if you know how to do it, we prepare for the flight first, we check all the equipment. then in two steps, we are in the air. the wind, not to be too strong. if you want a good flight, we have this kind of weather like today. a nice, sunny day with beautiful clouds. as luck would have it, even though krusevo is one of the world's best places for paragliding, the conditions today aren't good. the wind is strong and keeps changing. disaster! and because we are flying in tandem, which is bigger and heavier than a single pilot glider, already risky wind conditions are even more dangerous for us. i'm just checking the lines. this was not properly attached. they weren't prope

and because we are flying in tandem, which is bigger and heavier than a single pilot glider, alreadythe lines. this was not properly attached. they weren't properly attached, so... i'm glad he figured that out. but igor is determined to find a spot where we can safely take off. due to the weather, and despite igor‘s best efforts, i can tell this is not going to be one of the most elegant takeoffs. and i'm not totally convinced we are going to get off the ground. but suddenly the wind takes hold and we are airborne. i've never experienced anything like this. my heart is in my mouth as the ground disappears below. as cliched as it is to say, it is a feeling of freedom and complete vulnerability. many of us may be used to looking down on the landscape from aeroplane windows. but it is altogether different when there is absolutely nothing between you and the sky. that was amazing! i really want to go up again. but i don't think we are supposed to, the wind is definitely getting worse. and i think one flight is all we get today. but i'm really happy with that. it was awesome. i loved flyi

program has grown as well but it's sort of -- section 8 vouchers have grown, it's sort of been in tandem with the change and mix of how those benefits are distributed. section 8 grown, other programs has decreased. host: the report on in balance housing mortgage interest deduction versus section 8. there's a map there. several different maps and charts. one of the maps showing spending per household on federal housing expenditures. you can see the darker households where it's more -- you can see some of these charts in the report on their website. in that report, you recommend reforming mortgage interest deduction and expanding section 8. why? guest: we go detail on some of these findings. sort of explain where that conclusion comes from. as i mentioned, the total federal expenditure on the m.i.d. is more than double the amount that goes to section 8. beyond that disparity, more striking is discrepancy is how that spending allocated at income levels. as i explain section 8 benefits are programs that are targeted towards low income renters. by definition, 100% of that money is going to ho

it is interesting how gold has been rising for much of the year in tandem with stocks.cently gold has been falling as stocks move higher. part of that has to do with the dollar strength. the north korean tensions continue, or perhaps something else, that could cause a rebound in gold prices. paul: yes, so working as we do in the news, we have had too hard to make a bullish case for gold. we have three intentions you mentioned. -- north korean tensions you mentioned. we saw another referendum with kurdistan and turkey doing some saber rattling there. you make a good point: gold closing below the 50 day moving average for the first time since july. but we willdropped, look at something else. this is the economics president, so he is coming up. ♪ so new touch screens... and biometrics. in 574 branches. all done by... yesterday. ♪ ♪ banks aren't just undergoing a face lift. they're undergoing a transformation. a data fueled, security driven shift in applications and customer experience. which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across a

states and europe have always worked better together in these circumstances if they really were a tandem in this case the usually the europeans take over the role of the diplomats of the ones who find compromise because that's what they do in daily life just think of the european union twenty eight member states compromise as a given year and of course having the military muscle behind that with the united states so that worked well that worked well with the deal now if the two are separated seems to be the case here of course the leverage of the european union is much smaller it doesn't have much leverage with u.s. administration we saw that for example for the paris agreement on climate change where they couldn't persuade tromp either to stick with it now with tehran it's a different story they will have to make terror and understand or at least be credible to tell them that it's worth staying in that deal in the nuclear disarmament deal even if the united states aren't part of it and they could do that with the business side because as we heard earlier there are a lot of european busi

at the great recession they treated in tandem. it took time to happen. there was this recovery as they trade in tandem. the 10 year yield is against the top of that. let's take a look at the influence of the 10 year yield on the dollar. it is up three tens of 1% pressuring commodity index on paper, the worst day in a month. the 10 year yield is helping the financial sector. let's take a look. we have some of the brokers and regional banks trading higher to a greater degree. >> we are up for the week for the fourth consecutive week. insurers auto only the two industries rising. this is the gauge of the week. one of 9% lower today. headed for a weekly drop off. the biggest falls, you can see midweek we were sitting on losses of 4%. liv-ex, lenders to keep an eye on this week. catalonia's largest lender may follow in abandoning the region. the board meets today to reassure investors and depositors as they sink their unscented -- uncertainty. rejected as illegal by the central government in spain. at theesday they were white line on a three-day loss of 10%.

and it's a level and a scale that happens to work in tandem with the resource. so it's had social and cultural benefits, certainly, for the communities because it's locally owned and operated or else, but also it's had enormous benefits in the long term for the lobster fishery because it's defended and protected the resource. lobster fishing is almost the only fishing left because the other traditional fisheries have, you know, more or less been destroyed or effectively destroyed. there's very few ground fishing boats in maine, many other traditional fisheries have fallen aside in lobsters there. it means that the lobster fishermen are kind of carrying the entire cultural legacy of the working fisherman. because when you're out on a boat going out there to earn your living, you have to be self-reliant and know what you're doing and, you know, go out there and tackle the elements and survive. and that's something that mainers, whether they were farmers or fishermen or lumberjacks, whatever they were, had to do for a very, very long time because of our sort of tra

but these people worked in tandem. and we know that for a fact because we dealt with them all the time. >> and i think times we can miss something right in fronts of our eyes. remember donald trump was staying on the campaign i love wikileaks. >> so the idea there might be some connection between his campaign and we canikileaks is >> i remember when he famously said russia, can you find those emails? i mean, like it's not as though we have to connect that many dots in terms of, you know, i mean he said it publicly. >> last july. >> very high profile format. >> then you also have peter smith, and that whole reach out from him, and his unfortunate death that will deny us what happened, but that's another actor making the same overtures to get information to use against their political rival, hillary clinton, that is. >> let me hit pause on this very smart conversation. because we have moran i need you to analyze. we have breaking news coming in from manu ran ju. what's your scope. >> reporter: we are learning that former

i got a tandem bike for my birthday. we never use it. justin comes over, he goes, let's go.it. i said, you want the go bro biking? he go, bro biking, let's do it. bro biking! >> bro biking! >> we just tour around. two knows what will happen. > >> when justin timberlake comes by the house. cameron asked jimmy about the rumors that j.t. is performing at the super bowl. he side-stepped it. >> will' n sync be there? >>> we could all use r & r in our lives. we teamed up for secrets resorts for the ultimate date-cation. woe, we just arrived at the property. i'm here with my favorite celebrity, my amazing husband. we're going check out everything we're going experience this week. you ready? thank you so much. thank you. let's check it out. cheers. we couldn't wait to take in all of the unlimited luxury at the adults only resort, which started with a tour of the four different pools on the property, the beautiful beaches, and of course, the amazing suite we would be calling home all week. ♪ it's so incredible. chris, look at the balcony. we ended our day with a stunning sunset overl

the latest birthday card: this elegant swirl of galaxies dancing in tandem deep in space.f stellar gases floating among the stars, like a diaphanous, cosmic jellyfish. hubble has shown us radiant rose-shaped galaxies stretching across deep space; and dramatic towering clouds of gas teeming with the stuff of creation. stars are born here. year after year, in the infinite black canvas overhead, hubble paints an ever-expanding picture of our universe, an awe- inspiring light show for us to admire, and for scientists to study. >> amber straughn: i believe hubble has been the single most transformative scientific instrument that we've ever built. >> whitaker: "most tranformative," says nasa astrophysicist amber straughn, because hubble keeps improving our understanding of the universe. she showed us what hubble discovered after staring for days into what seemed to be an empty black patch-- a deep, dark void in outer space. >> straughn: the original hubble deep field is located just above the big dipper. it's a part of the sky that most people are familiar with. it's a blank pie

now the 2 working almost in tand tandem. >> the 88 got on the outside of the 2, keselowski. the 88 clears the 2. now the 2 fights back. there goes the 11 for the lead. >> the 31 did a great job of side drafting ryan newman, got him back in the lead. >> two laps to go. newman out front. and way out front. maybe too far out in front but will anyone work together to move up and try to pass the 31. here comes the 43 of aric almirola. to the back bumper of the 2. will they work together to try to get by the chevy? >> keselowski got hooked up with aric almirola. >> and now coming into the tri-oval, coming up on one lap to go ryan newman has the lead. can he hang on to it! one lap to go presented by credit one bank. logano ducking in front of the 88. now way up the rice track they go. diving to the bottom. dale earnhardt jr., one last time down the talladega super stretch. newman has a car length in front of keselowski. as they come to three and four. keselowski on the high side trying to take the lead away. side-by-side as they exit four. the tricky tri-oval they're about to come

as section eight vouchers have grown spend in tandem with the change in mix of how those benefits are distributed. so other programs such as public housing has decreased. >> host: the a reports, -- there's a map and several maps but one shows spending per household on federal housing expenditures, you can see the darker households where you can see some of the reports. you recommend reforming morgan interest reduction in expanding section eight. why? >> guest: let me go into more details on the findings to explain where the conclusion comes from. the total federal expenditure is more than double the amount that goes to section eight. beyond that it's more striking is the discrepancy in how the spending is allocated against different income levels. sexually benefits or programs targeted toward low income records. by definition, 100% of that money is going to households that really need the help. the mortgage interest is a regressive benefit. 85% of mid benefits going to high-income households with middle and low income households receiving nine and 6% of those respectively. the reason

durham say burnham will receive their support in tandem with the professional cricketers' associationey man for the ashes. fast bowler james pattinson is suffering from a back problem and has been ruled out of the series. so australia without one of their key fast bowlers for ahead of the ashes, and england of course could be without their key all—rounder ben stokes. stokes will be withdrawn from england's squad if he remains under police investigation when the tour to australia begins. england are due to fly out on the 28th of this month. stokes was arrested on suspicion of causing actual bodily harm following an incident outside a bristol nightclub in september. police have put no timescale on the inquiry. so can england win the ashes without him? ben is such a key player, when you see the likes of someone like jack kallis for south africa, it makes such a difference to a team when you have a genuine all—round position. obviously ben has been that for england for a couple of years. i think it will be very tricky to go down there and really win the ashes, but you never know, you neve

and because we are flying in tandem, which is bigger and heavier than a single pilot glider, alreadythis is not going to be one of the most elegant ta keoffs. but suddenly the wind takes hold and we are airborne. i've never experienced anything like this. my heart is in my mouth as the ground disappears below. many of us may be used to looking down on the landscape from aeroplane windows. but it is altogether different when there is absolutely nothing between you and the sky. that was amazing! i really want to go up again. but i don't think we are supposed to, the wind is definitely getting worse. and i think one flight is all we get today. i loved flying so much, i'm disappointed we had to cut our flight short. but i'm incredibly glad i got the chance to experience something so thrilling, and in one of the best places in the world for it. no wonder paragliders become addicted to their sport, and no wonder so many of them come back to krusevo again and again. well, that's all we've got time for on this week's travel show. coming up next week, ade is in swedish lapland, finding a city

all of them working in tandem with crews on the ground to stop the destruction. >> we have people right on top of these homes. we have a fire truck in the driveway because the last thing we want to do is lose more homes. >> firefighters are expecting another calm night and hopefully a productive morning to stop the fire.>> it will remain dry and warm but we will have a big reduction in the wind so that is in our favor. that will allow us to get on top of this. >> air support will be back trying to stop the fires from moving into oakmont or santa rosa. as of right now, no structures were damaged or destroyed in oakmont, katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> evacuation orders have been lifted in several areas, in napa county people can return to calistoga. in mendocino county residents can go home and that is in redwood valley, potter wood and pine mountain. the advisory is also over in healdsburg and sonoma. >>> the atlas fire evacuations have been lifted including those for napa and fairfield. joe vazquez spoke with some people who fled the fire. >> fire crews are pouring water over hotspots on at

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so those two things in tandem will lead to perfect ingredient, good set up for us to see frost form, tough to tell if there is any actually forming right now, but again, at least one of the spots that's prone to see that. we check in with the eyewitness weather watchers, they, too, reporting chill in the air. look at this. you've got temperatures at least or at most really into the upper 30's, the best we've seen so far. looks like it is 39 degrees, see, from bill, just next-door to philly in cart inning ton, pretty clear sky for him right now. but yes, turning very chilly. the colds he is spot, most likely areas where you will see some frost, are down through south interior new jersey take a look, 32 degrees , where john jenkins is reporting in perkasie, with the clear sky do you have allow for that. actually had little light frost on his windshield. frost advisory in those vehicles sections of those area, philadelphia prom err and the flanked cities along i95, basically you won't have to contend with that. around the corner, things in focus at this point, high pressure briefly in c

bought a province that needs to be cleared israel so both countries are all eyes need to work in tandem otherwise you cannot commit many troops on a very you know extensive border line and be able to protect everything you would have with sometimes it group of one hundred two hundred fighters breaking in then causing havoc just like what happened for example you know pretty attain very recently eastern of homes they traveled about two hundred kilometers actually under the watchful eye of the americans apparently. so it will take some time but it major city after major city is forming and this is very significant which would hopefully affect the model of the remaining fighters and hasten the fall of the this heinous organization maya deen was liberated i suppose you could say relatively quickly particularly in comparison with juries or several parts of which are still under control what have been the main differences in the two operations. well there is are first of all had been divided as a city between those syrians who did not want to. not accept basically to go under control. so the

process for trying to resolve syria's war and then there's the a standard process which is working in tandem with that which is solving various practical ceasefire issues on the ground he said that saudi arabia supported the unity of iraq and saudi arabia also supports the un envoy the efforts in yemen they're trying to find a reproach more in libya and they spoke about the g.c.c. crisis as well it gives you an idea that the middle east at the moment and north africa as well as is is riven in so many problems and these are intractable if issues there i don't think that one meeting between me putin and the king of saudi arabia is really going to bring these two countries. to change their perspectives on these things too much which is why i suppose it's a bit too much to hope for which is why i suppose we did actually get a lot of specifics but a lot of talk of you know cooperation and having the same values and principles all right roy we will leave it there for now thank you very much for that sir russia correspondent roy chalons joining us live from moscow thank you we're going to move on t

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tandem with our tame -- our >> did they advise you to delay it?t wasn't until the 24th that we realized the size of the breach. developt continue to until the time we went public on the the seventh. the company came out this monday with continued efforts. it was a fluid process of understanding the scope of the breach. led to believe the vulnerability was first publicized in early march. then it was immediately categorized as a critical vulnerability i cyber security authorities. what do you believe is a reasonable amount of time for a critical vulnerability patch to be pushed out and implemented on an affected applications? >> our policy is within 48 hours. we did that. >> so what happened? >> on the eighth of march we were notified. communication was disseminated to those who needed to know about the patch. a two things happens. .ne was the human error the individual who was responsible for the patching process did not ensure there was the munication. that was error number one. error number two was on march 15 we used a scanning technology which

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have to try and find out how they could not be one step ahead to see how they are and organize in tandem and that allows us as ninety racist organization to come up with ways to tackle it and you can't talk what you don't understand is what central to understanding i'm just thinking about preparation because basically what we're talking about here is posing as a racist patrick how did you get your mindset in that space where you could spend a year being racist. well it's quite surprising how apologetic though you have to say. in places things you used to have to agree not that long and i focused most of what i said and i built my account at the iran criticism today all of the left and. freedom of speech and that sort of thing so one of the racist things that i've said over the last year close to none. and just take my clothes noting as you said you just have to know the long miami show what he what you like when you're going to cover looking at missions on the pacific northwest is you back here that i do you are preparing yourself to go on to cover what did you have to did. well i mean i

and with the japanese if you look at a lot of what they're working on right now they're working in tandem to try to establish that this is a very close relationship that cannot be split to pieces the problem with the north koreans is they have massive numbers of conventional weapons that have been distributed across the d.m.z. let alone the number of nukes and at this point all intelligence officials are saying one simple thing you can't take out everything and the fear is if you get twenty percent that gives them eighty and you can go down the mathematical list here that's the fear right now how good do you think our intel is on just how capable they are and what the response from north korea might be if we do engage i think it's marginally good i don't think it's necessarily fantastic a lot of the old intelligence we had involves the conventional forces the real problem is keeping up with the movement of the nukes the nukes are not stable pieces they're not simply locked into one specific spot they can be moved around the other concern that they have right now the meaning the west the a

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. >> and working in tandem as we speak. i'm curious what the significant is.e've had michelle kosinski said that sergeant johnson may have been a tracking vehicle. what does that mean? >> it depends. on these types of incidents, the last thing that anybody in those teams will want to do is leave anybody behind, quite frankly. so they would have, in some instances the ability to track vehicles and/or personnel. i think in any fog of war and confuse at one of these sites, we really need to wait until the fbi and the department of defense comes out with a full report. there's different things, and steve can talk to this, that you do during ambush situation, one is an attempt to drive through it, another is sometimes you have to engage. i think there could be a variety of issues and -- >> pamela, you know in, all of human endeavor, there is nothing that compares to a fire fight as far as the confusion, the fear, the screams, the blood, the terror that permeates, and number one is that confusion. you know, having been there, i'll tell you, you don't know where the

and the dollar is rising in tandem.d talke about the ecb, draghi just two years left in his office, facing his most difficult task bringing in the asset purchase program he started in 2013. the question is not whether he will bring -- unveil plans to scale back kiwi, but how and how soon -- qe but how and how soon. for more on how markets are preparing for the decision is a bloomberg economics area economist. 30 billion for nine months, you are slightly outside that. why and does it matter? maxime: it does not matter in terms of volumes. what we have looked at is the precedent, december 2016 they had on the table two options for tapering. extend for another six months at an unchanged pace. now they are going to mix the two because they feel more comfortable, so a more gradual phaseout for six months, keeping it open ended. how do you get a compromise between the hawks on the ecb and the doves on the ecb? is there such a thing as a compromise? maxime: i think it is possible and if you look at their statement, no one is a

the latest birthday card, this elegant swirl of galaxies dancing in tandem deep in space. stellar gasses, floating among the stars, like the cosmic jelly fish. hubble has shown us radiant rose shaped galaxies stretching across deep space. and dramatic towering cloud of gas teeming with the stuff of creation. stars are born here. year after year in the infinite black canvas overhead, hubble paints an ever-expanding picture of the universe. an awe inspiring light show for us to admire and for sigh yen ti scientists to study. >> most transformative says nasa astro physicist, amber strahn, hubble keeps keeps improving our understanding of the universe. she showed us what hubble discovered. staring for days in what seemed to be empty black patch. a deep, dark void in outer space. >> the original hubble deep field its located. just above the big dipper. farther of the sky most people are familiar with. a blank piece of sky. >> nothing in here. darkness. >> nothing. complete darkness. when we look with hubble. we see thousand of galaxies. >> not just stars. galaxies outinside it