throttle goes to the engine.ow it's totally broke. >> you can just wait it out, when you run out of gas, you can make your way back down. >> and that's what mark chose to do. >> he manages to start cutting out the tube. bringing his ppg back down earth sel landing and he discovers the problem. this tiny little piece of engine mount right here, right where the throttle cable mounts to the carburetor it's just flatout broken. >> might want to fix that. >> he handled it well though considering this could have been gone really bad. landed safely, did a great video and learned a lesson. >> bob's doughnut is a staple in the knob hill neighborhood in san francisco and in addition to all the doughnuts, one of the most popular things there is the bob's doughnut challenge. you eat one doughnut in three minutes and it's just as simple as that. my friend damian jones is a center for the golden state warriors and he is a doughnut fanatic. when he goes from city to city, he visits doughnut shops. he stopped by bob's doughnut.

so that one is the starting one, that is on the throttle. system in here, that's our main computer, and this distribution system, and then each of the engines has their own computer. so there are six computers, then a master computer and throttle computer, so a lot of computers. how long has it taken to get to this stage with a jetpack? over 12 years. i started 12 years ago. and it's gone quickly, but it's been a hell of a process. and now you have got this, this is supposed to be in a sweet spot. is it ok if ijust sit here? i'm not going to take it up for a spin. but from this position, what am i looking at here? so on the pilot's side, you're looking at the left engine and the right engine, so you're looking at all the engine information on this side. so how they are, how fast they're spinning, what's the battery voltage, how much fuel you're using, et cetera, that is this side. and when the batteries turn on, you see all of that information there. and those leds are basically — if it's green, everything is good. fly. if it's orange, proba

so that one is the starting one, that is on the throttle.tem in here, that's our main computer, in this distribution system, and then each of the engines has their own computer. so there are six computers, then a master computer and throttle computer, so a lot of computers. how long has it taken to get to this stage with a jetpack? over 12 years. i started 12 years ago. and it's gone quickly, but it's been a hell of a process. and now you have got this, this is supposed to be in a sweet spot. is it ok if ijust sit here? i'm not going to take it up for a spin. but from this position, what am i looking at here? so on the pilot's side, you're looking at the left engine and the right engine, so you're looking at all the engine information on this side. so how hot they are, how fast they're spinning, what's the battery voltage, how much fuel you're using, et cetera, that is this side. and when the batteries turn on, you see all of that information there. and those leds are basically — if it's green, everything is good. fly. if it's orange, probab

. >> engine throttling up. throttle up. >> going with throttle up. >> i was looking at my screen, and i turned and looked. and i did not understand or recognize what i saw. it didn't make sense to me, because it was this fiery mess. >> we've had negative contact. >> there was this angry, red glow. and this wail. from the hearts of the family, because they knew what i knew. that "challenger" crew was gone. >> today is a day for mourning and remembering. the future doesn't belong to the faint-hearted. it belongs to the brave. the "challenger" crew was pulling us into the future. and we'll continue to follow them. there will be more shuttle flights and more shuttle crews, and yes, more volunteers, more civilians, more teachers in space. nothing ends here. our hopes and our journeys continue. >> to honor our fallen, we have to find this and fix it and fly it again. >> it was in a matter of days, we knew it was a solid rocket booster joint that had failed. the o-ring was a flawed design that had led to the loss of t

and your emissions test for cars is causing massive delays folks one plans to throttle back production of some models on the carmakers being forced to stockpile vehicles that cannot be sold because they're still waiting to be tested fortunately berlin has one place they can go. this b. w. car park is full of its new cars waiting for approval the delivery of up to two hundred fifty thousand cars could be delayed and v.w. is even renting parking space to stockpile them. they have plans to use palin's new airport that hasn't yet opened all the company's own testing grounds costs are said to be in the millions. b.w. is testing its cars around the clock against the new w l t p standard this new emissions test takes three times longer than the old one. we've been preparing intensively for this for two or three years for v.w. in particular it's just the sheer number of vehicles that's a problem we have to recertify about two hundred models before the deadline it's a huge undertaking because there was all. of the two hundred models v.w. has so far only had three certified to meet the new stand

before the start, 24 down before the start, 2a drivers stamped ha rd 2a drivers stamped hard on the throttlermula i has been at the cutting edge of technology and design since its creation in 1946. welcome to the pit. every year, teams compete fiercely to outdo each other in aerodynamics, data communications and materials — all with one aim — to make their cars go really, really fast. and they do a really good job of making them that, as we are finding out here at the austrian grand prix. lewis hamilton's ride. what's even more impressive is that this whole show is that this whole show is permanently on the road, with car, teams, engineers, and scientists moving from country to country and track to track. now, these are the most expensive motorhomes i've ever seen. each one of these is a lorry, and theyjust drive to the next formula i, stick them together, zip, zip, zip, and that's ferrari's office for the length of the race. and ahead of the race here in spielberg, austria, the cars are being prepped, tweaked, and tested round the clock. mercedes are the current world champions and like eve

ryanair is throttling down its growth engines cockpit and cabin pros are holding a two day strike in europe the carrier says it will cut its dublin based fleet putting three hundred jobs at risk. to trade war be averted european commission president drunk. on his way to washington to deescalate tensions between europe and the u.s. . this is d.w. business as welcome. we begin on a rather somber note fia has announced the death of its former c.e.o. said joe marchione only days after he stepped down due to ill health marchione was credited with rescuing fear from bankruptcy in two thousand and four and one of the auto industry's greatest turnarounds the news of marchione his death overshadowed the publication of disappointing second quarter results trading in fear across the shares were suspended after they plunged more than ten percent comic opposed to for a net profit of thirty five percent to seven hundred fifty four million euros on revenues that were higher than last year the company which owns the jeep ram alfa romeo dodge and mother r.t. brands also cut full year guidance for rev

irish budget airline ryanair is throttling down its engines as cockpit and cabin crews are holding a two day strike in europe the carrier says it will cut its double bass fleet putting three hundred jobs at risk. leaders of the five brics countries meet in johannesburg can the loose knit group find a fresh mission when free trade is under assault. is d.w. business welcome but we start the show on a somber note for chrysler mourns the death of longtime c.e.o. sergio marchione he died wednesday at age sixty six following complications from an operation the charismatic former managers celebrated for saving both fear and chrysler from bankruptcy marchione achieved his last major goal just before his death via price than it had eliminated its debt you also left more immediate concerns for the italian american carmakers posted a thirty five percent dip in profit for the second quarter and scaled back its full year revenue projections. ryanair has warned there might be around three hundred job cuts for pilots and cabin crew as the carrier says it might cut its dublin based fleet by twenty p

so that one is the starting one, that is on the throttle., then a master computer and throttle computer, so a lot of computers. how long has it taken to get to this stage with a jet pack? over 12 years. yeah, i started on it 12 years ago. and it's gone quickly, but it's been a hell of a process. and now you have got this, this is supposed to be in a sweet spot. i am going to dive in here. is it ok if ijust sit here? i'm not going to take it up for a spin. but from this position, what am i looking at here? so on the pilot's side, you're looking at the left engine and the right engine, so you're looking at all the engine information on this side. so how hot they are, how fast they're spinning, what's the battery voltage, how much fuel you're using, et cetera, that is this side. and when the batteries turn on, you see all of that information there. and those leds are basically — if its green, everything is good. fly. if it's orange, probably want to start thinking about it. if its red, definitely land. jetpack aviation says the jb11 would sell

some throttle for a fact. and the occasional helping hand from our engineer. the first autonomous car makes it over the line. the data from the drive will go back to base for some fine tuning. but what does a company, better known for washing machines, wa nt better known for washing machines, want with self driving technology? we are very interested in autonomy within factories. for robotics or it could be vehicles moving around careers or airport aprons. autonomy applies to a lot of industrial applications. today's student project could be tomorrow‘s most valuable commodity as industry powers towards an autonomous future. let‘s stay with the subject of trade, because china‘s trade surplus with the us unexpectedly hit a new record high last month. it‘s a figure that is likely to add more fuel to the trade row between the two countries. let‘s go to our asia business hub where rico hizon is following the story. this will add fuel to the fire, won‘t it? and give president trump, if he is watching in regent ‘s park today, watching bbc world news, it will give him

throttle out. so hard to do. >> i am going to pick the bottom because i think the bottom is p thce to be. the guys on the outside can bail up or move up a lane. i think it stays more consistent. turn two, gam on. if you get the first mile of the track uerway i think you have n e best chance to wi. >> okay. we saw almost 2/2 miles completed. >> i am not saying they can't do it. we have seen it happen. if you get a good start and push in to turn one and hav the shorter distance seems like a better option. two y names don't see up there. allmendinger, one of the two ivers that has threeut consece top ten finishes at restrictor plate tracks. he is in the top six. >> back in eighth place. you see h spinning down the back straightaway. >>s car in the third lane can influence it as well. pe 47 being able toh the 37. that is ndimportant, a they are teammates. if the 47 does ahaood job t makes the 20 get pushed as well. i am looking at the 32 car. how does he puse they were th rows back. >> he has damage th

so, the computers, there‘s one computer and here, that is the starting line, on the throttle, and thenits 12 years ago and it has on quickly but it has been a hell of a process. and now you have got this, this is supposed to be the sweet spot. let‘sjust dive in here. is this ok if ijust sort of sit. yeah, yeah. i‘m not going to take her up for a spin. but from this position, what am i looking at here? on the pilot side, you are looking at, on the left engine or the right, so you are looking at all the engine information on this side, so how hard they are, how fast they are spending, what is the battery voltage, how much fuel you are using, etc. that is the site. when the battery is turned on, you will see all of that information, there. and those leds, are basically, if it is green, everything is good, fly. if it is orange, you probably want to start thinking about it, if it is red, definitely land. jet pack aviation says thatjb 11 would sell for north of $300,000, if the public could be trusted to be let loose with one. which is why it is not for sale, although the us military is look

way it's going to be able to get its way out of this, however, as the saying goes, when in doubt, throttle. >> oh, my god. >> that was gnarly, i love it. >> look at the size of those tires, they may help a little bit. >> there's some heavy armor on the truck as well to take scratches and beatings and still keep on going. you see maybe he lost a little bit of fuel out of his spare gas can and perhaps a water bottle have some that looks like a lot of fun. >> oh, my god. >>> jim sander found a way to combine two of the things she love. >> i love to bake. i also love designing games. so i combined my passions and, whala, edible games. >> she came one this cool idea called edible games. it's fun for friends and family and parties of course. >> how am i 45 years old and played a lot of drinking games and never thought to play eating games. >> do you buy a box or just have a recipe? >> both, because it's an edible games cookbook. she's selling it for $60 and she's recently started a kick starter campaign. >> i raise you two marshmallows, run reece's cup and a celery stalk. >> she said some of the

and, you know, everything was full throttle. we didn't know where he was going, did we?elines. they didn't know what syndrome he has. they mentioned he has this syndrome, but there was none that actually said, this is charlie's. ashley, charlies‘s dad, is an hdv driver and he and jordan are getting married later this year. we're just doing charlie's change. the first few months of his life, charlie had to breathe through a tracheotomy, this tube going into his throat. one, two, three. and that's that done for another week. but several weeks ago though, that all changed when charlie's doctors removed the tube, believing he would now be able to breathe unaided. move leg, and stride. without this tube, the state no longer classifies charlie as being life—threatened, and his healthcare funding is being withdrawn. they've taken away all the hours, so from going from, like, 27 hours to just nothing. i get the decision. i don't agree with their decision. it's hard enough trying to get help. you have to fit so many criteria as well, which you're i think my child fits into this c

. >> just push that throttle all the way in. >> you know what i like about videos like this, when they'reving everyone's like i know, i know. but when it's flying everyone's dead silent. tell me what else i should do. >> she has a pretty awesome takeoff. >> nicely done. >> they got to wait for the other plane to come over and take some shots of them up flying around. >> check out my good side. >> now, when they timely spot plane he says, keep an eye on the plane and don't take your eyes off of it. >> just keep an eye on that plane right there, don't let it get out of your sight. >> well don't worry, she's got it, she's hawkeying this plane. >> what? >> see the sign in the window? >> babe. >> that plane wants to merit oth oth -- marry the other plane. >> will you marry me? >> at least he didn't do the whole mayday, mayday, we've got a problem and then give the whole -- >> yeah, i give him so much credit for just doing right. >> oh, are you surprised? >> yes. >> look at the smile on her face. >> check out the awesome pictures that they were able to get. >> cool. >> and there she is showing

so, the computers — there's one computer in here, that one's the starting one, that's on the throttler. to go from the house to the sharp. to go from the house to the sharp. to be able to take an autonomous flying vehicle from one place to another. it will happen, not tomorrow, but it will happen. how brilliant is that? and that is it from us for this week. the following version is on our player/ iplayer.

i was told that many experienced bike riders don‘t make the first bend due to the power in the throttle's doing all right for his first go. not many people get around the first corner, i'll tell you that now. it feels incredible! it feels like it wants to take you away into the north sea. it‘s so fast, so powerful. around the corner, foot down. of course, i‘m not going to win any races at this speed, but even at this pace, my arms were so stiff by the time my sixth lap came to an unexpected end. this is as fast as i‘ve gone. what a way to end — running out of fuel. i‘ve done that a few times on the motorway, not on a speedway track! this is something you won‘t see as the professionals take to the track in cardiff this weekend for one of sport‘s great spectacles. mike bushell always game for trying a new sport! might as well try some stabilizes next time. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with tomasz. 0k, ok, so no change in the forecast. it's ok, so no change in the forecast. it‘s the same story that we keep telling you day after day after day. lots of hot and sunny weather on the

and you emissions test for cars is causing massive delays folks on plans to throttle back production of some models and the con makers being forced to stockpile vehicles that cannot be sold because they are still waiting to be tested fortunately berlin that's one place they can go. this v.w. car park is full of its new cars waiting for approval the delivery of up to two hundred fifty thousand cars could be delayed and v.w. is even renting parking space to stockpile them. they have plans to use palin's new airport that hasn't yet opened all the company's own testing grounds costs are said to be in the millions. v.w. is testing its cars around the clock against the new w l t p standard this new emissions test takes three times longer than the old one. we've been preparing intensively for this for two or three years. of the two hundred models v.w. has so far only have three certified to meet the new standard the takes effect in september carmakers b.m.w. and further down the line this bottleneck has forced v.w. to partly shut down production at its main plant involved spoke a spokespers

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those giant pumps still working full throttle to drain millions of gallons of water. the water level down below, constantly measured. yesterday, we traveled to a nearby cave with a similar structure. imagine doing this under water. the other issue is, if this thing is filled with water, finding the actual hole is nearly impossible. to bring the remaining others out, the multinational crew of rescuers, guided by ropes and the light on their head lamps. as they make their way through a maze of flooded passageways and narrow tunnels, much of it under water. dozens of team members choreographing the rescue for days. even practicing putting full face masks on boys the same size as those stranded athletes. over the past several days, divers teaching the boys to swim and practicing going under water. preparing for the risky journey to safety. divers using a buddy system to get them out, two divers per boy, a tether holding the team together. the idea, reducing the risk of the boy getting lost in the fast flowing, dark waters. the exhausting trek as long as six hours to get t

nineteen percent a new emissions test for cars is causing massive delays at fox fox news having to throttle back production of some models and is also being forced to stockpile vehicles already made the problem is that those vehicles cannot be sold until the vehicle types are certified for road use by the authorities. this v.w. car park is full of its new cars waiting for approval the delivery of up to two hundred fifty thousand cars could be delayed and v.w. is even renting parking space to stockpile them. they have plans to use palin's new airport that hasn't yet opened all the company's own testing grounds costs are said to be in the millions. b.w. is testing its cars around the clock against the new w l t p standard this new emissions test takes three times longer than the old one. we've been preparing intensively for this for two or three years before the v.w. in particular is just the sheer number of vehicles that's a problem we have to recertify about two hundred models before the deadline it's a huge undertaking as it was all. of the two hundred models the w has so far only had thre

the seconds wound down before the start. 24 drivers step hard on the throttle. 1 has been at the cutting edge of technology and design since its creation in 19116. welcome to the pits. every year teams compete fiercely to outdo each other in aerodynamics, data communication and materials, all with one aim. to make their cars go really, really fast. and they do a really good job of making them that, as we are finding out here at the austrian grand prix. lewis hamilton's ride. what is even more impressive is that this whole show is permanently on the road with cars, teams, engineers and scientists moving from country to country and track to track. now these are the most expensive motor homes i've ever seen. each one of these is a glory and theyjust drive them to the next formula 1, stick them together, zip, zip, zip and that is it. and ahead of the base here in spielberg austria the cars are being prepped, tweaked and tested around the clock. the sages are the current world champions and, like every other team here come they spend millions on their car and develop

loss came into view. ( sirens ) too early to even guess the total damage from the tornado, that throttled downtown, and steam-rolled neighborhoods for 12 blocks around. >> reporter: this is what's left of 211 north fourth avenue here in marshalltown. it's owned by ashley thomas. we caught up with her earlier this morning. asid the debris, she was looking for a keepsake. >> my clock that belongs to my deceased sister, it's the one thing that i have left of her. >> reporter: she road out the storm in the basement with family and friends, including cody schroeder. >> we were seeing sunlight through the foundation and we thought for sure that we were goners then. >> reporter: this downtown clothing store occupied the same corner 154 years. jonathan hull is the owner. >> i was here, i was open. >> reporter: he took refuge in a basement vault where he stores furs. >> i could hear sounds of evastation, even through this wall. >> reporter: this city had about a 45-minute warning that a big twister was coming, and that's one big reason, jeff, why there yere no reports of serious rejuries here. >>

. >> you give it a kick and this is the throttle.>> reporter: this says it attracted 25,000 riders over the last few months. it log 70,000 trips. the company says it cuts back on carbon emissions. complaints are piling up about bad behavior. riding on the sidewalk is illegal and so is riding without a helmetdestrianshurt. this woman hit her head when she was struck by a scooter on the sidewalk. the company is aware. they are working hard to educate riders. cmac safety is high priority. we have education on the scooter , we have a dedicated safety video and website. >> reporter: she says riders are responsible for safety and behavior. >>> ktvu at 6 pm starts now.>>> she is looking forward to graduating. now we have to bury her. >>> a father is in morning after stabbing at a bart station. killed one of his daughters and injured another. the search is on for the suspect. cmac this was one of the most vicious attacks i have ever seen.>> good evening. i am truly. >>> 18-year-old nia wilson was killed at the bart station last night. they are at the station holding a rally for the vic. everybo

that many today are unaware that in the early twentieth century harvard princeton yale actually throttled down the number of jews admitted correct well absolutely that was it was a cap was a quota was generally around four percent in most elite institutions and it was just a tip or it was frankly knowledge most of the time that they said we had this limit that really didn't survive world war two a lot of negative associations as you might imagine but that was standard procedure in the early part of the twentieth century when they do it to begin with because they were afraid that if they didn't have it there would be too many jews there that that you know look the fact of the matter is that there are you know different people have different capabilities you don't you you can't hand out to different capabilities strictly according to what percentage of people exist in the population maybe there are a lot of smart jewish people there i don't know but the but the fear was is that they didn't have the cap that just as some some people are claiming schools today are becoming too asian right and

i was told that many experienced bike riders don't make the first bend, due to the power in the throttlethe left here, over a decade ago. one slip of the wrist, and i'll be off! he's doing all right for his first go. not many people get around the first corner, i'll tell you that now. it feels incredible! it feels like it wants to take you away into the north sea. it is so fast, so powerful. around the corner. of course, i'm not going to win any races at this speed, but even at this pace, my arms were so stiff by the time my sixth lap came to an unexpected end. this is as fast as i have gone. what a way to end, running out of fuel. i've done that a few times on the motorway, not on the speedway track. this is something you won't see as the professionals take to the track in cardiff this weekend, for one of sport's great spectacles. mike bushell always game for trying a new sport! more than 1,000 spectators gathered to cheer on the release of two sea turtles who were rescued and rehabilitated at an animal hospital in florida. they've been fitted with satellite—trackers and returned to the

you're using the throttle, elevators, the rudder pedals, which, obviously, we both have difficultieshe go. if i'm honest, i am uncomfortable flying close to another aircraft. you are taught, see and avoid, and all of a sudden, you are close enough and there's this huge aircraft there next to you and they are saying, in a little bit closer. and really, all i want to do is run away, but the thrill of doing this is just unbeatable. think we both know what pain is. i was paralysed at 18 years old. had a motorcycle accident. broke nearly every bone in my body, apart from my arms and legs. very lucky to survive. but it left me confined to a wheelchair for the rest of my life. what happened to me was the same. motorbike. i got hit by a car and it almost amputated my leg there and then and the surgeons did the rest of it that night. when i woke up the next morning, realised my leg had gone, i realise that my ambition to fly might have been gone because i didn't know that disabled people could fly, so i did a little bit of research and i found that disabled people could fly and then ijust mad

bike riders do not make the first bend due to the power in the first bend due to the power in the throttleart. i remember what happened to chris holland on the left here over a decade ago. one slip of the wrist andi a decade ago. one slip of the wrist and i would be off. he is doing all right for this first go. not many people get around the first corner, i will tell you. it feels like it wa nts to ta ke i will tell you. it feels like it wants to take you away into the north sea. it is so fast and power. around the corner. of course, i am not going to win any races at this speed but even at this pace, my arms we re speed but even at this pace, my arms were so stiff by the time i lap came to an unexpected in. this is as fast asi to an unexpected in. this is as fast as i have gone. what a way to end, running out of fuel. i have done that a few times, but not on a speedway track. this is something he will not see as the professionals ta ke to will not see as the professionals take to the track in cardiff this weekend. one of sports spectacles. to think those bikes come with plates. i do not t

. >> the key protection in addition to know blocking or throttling, the key protections are protecting net neutrality at the point of interconnection, ensuring that we don't have abusive practices, and banning access in order for websites to be visible to isp customers. >> the entire country is watching what plays out here in california. there is a big reason for that. earlier, and expert ryan eldridge said that if california is successfully passing this bill, it would essentially restore the obama era net neutrality protection nationwide. >> obviously, if california were to stringent rules for net neutrality, this will work nationwide because there is no way they can ignore california's rules are carveout specific rules just for california and treat people in oregon or washington differently. >> this net neutrality bill will face opposition from a number of groups including the california cable and telecommunications association, which calls it unlawful. senator wieners bill heads to the assembly of appropriations committee. a final bill has to be voted on by the end of august. there

. >> with the throttle full forward, bud has pushed his p-51 to the limit. then, anderson sees what he's been praying for. >> i see the airplane shutter starting to lose control. >> the german runs out of airspeed, flutters, and stalls. two seconds later, andersons more powerful mustang stalls. anderson has gone from prey to predator. he breaks hard to his left, anderson decides to go for the kill but it requires a tricky, dangerous move. the german is here. anderson is here behind him. the german continues his sharp left turn and bud tries to follow. if he doesn't make the turn, he will be in front of the german, out of speed, a sitting duck. that -- bud life bets his life that his mustang will make the turn. it does. anderson is now directly behind the enemy. now, the german declines trying to escape. anderson knows it will stall before he does think it's on the german. >> we start firing right in here. i saw some tracers go across my right wing a little bit. i hit him right in the middle. right in the engine area. >> ready to sign up? [laughter] that is k

. >>> san jose police have a new high-throttle tool to help figc. tfir 3. its exceptional safety report and the state of the art camera. air 3 will assist officers with missing person searching, police chases, and for the first time rescue missions. >>> time now is 8:08. runners are gearing up for tomorrow's 21st annual san francisco marathon. this morning there's a free 2 1/2-mile shake jowl run. it began at 8:00. all of the festivity kicked off yesterday with the expo at ft. mason. tomorrow's marathon will draw competitors and amateurs from all over the world. >> this is going to be my eighth marathon, and well, we came all the way from bolivia with the family. >> i ran last in oakland. this definitely will be cooler and the ups and downs will be more challenging. >> more than 50,000 people are expected to cheer on the runner. the race starts tomorrow. frances is tracking the accuweather forecast for us. as a former half myself, the crowds really make the difference as you're getting up the hills and trying to make it mile after mile. >> the temperatures

those giant pumps still working full throttle to drain millions of gallons a day.evel down below constantly measured. we traveled to a cave with similar structure. >> imagine doing this underwater. now, the other issue is if this thing is filled with water, finding the actual hole is nearly impossible. >> to bring the remaining eight boys on their coach out, that crew of rescuers guided by ropes in the light on their head lamps as they make their way through the maize of flooded passageways and narrow tunnels. much of it underwater. they were practicing putting full face masks on boys the same size as those stranded young athletes. divers teaching the boys how to swim and practicing going underwater preparing for that risky journey to safety. >> divers use ago bing a buddy to pull the boys out to reduce the risk of the boys getting lost in the fast flowing and dark waters. the exhausting trek just to reach the boys and nearly the same time to get out, punctuated by the death of a navy seal that ran out of air. the local governor saying he hopes the mission can be c

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a number one issue that i hear from my constituents, that the internet should be open and not be throttledcompanies. so there are a number of things that we want to talk to him about. the debate going on in your party about treason and russia, did the president commit treason in your view? >> i think many of us are concerned about what we saw. what i saw was a president standing next to putin and basically throwing our country under the bus, not putting america first. he can spin it any way he wants. he can try to walk it back. but what matters was that point in time when he was standing there. individuals will decide for themselves whether they want a president who will act like a president and protect the interest of all americans and ,tand up for our country or not and abdicate to someone like putin who we know has committed atrocities in his own country and uses whatever tools you can to infiltrate our election process and change our democratic process here and how we vote, which is outrageous to me. i want a president who will stand up to that. shery: senator, thank you so much for yo