. >>> what you're looking at in this video seems like a row treen traffic stop in russia, but it turnsnto something very far from normal. watch this. you see two officers talking to the driver of this car here. when they run his information they realize that the same driver refused an exam for intoxication when he was behind the wheel this past november, so they knew something was kind of up with this guy. something was definitely up, because watch right there. the brake lights go off. the guy takes off. pay attention to where that other officer is. he's right in front of this vehicle, so when this guy hits the gas, that officer's now on the hood and he rode on the hood of this car for quite some time. the other officer gets his cruiser and takes off after the guy. you see here, there's the other officer still on the hood of that car. >> what a tough call for the other officer to have to make. if you chase this guy you could be putting your colleague at even greater risk because the guy will try and run. >> you're absolutely right. the guy on the hood tried to take matters in his own h

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because as i said, you can raise taxes all the waughant treen to give that money to somebody else. so long as they're still born in a home where the dad is not there and mother is struggling to make ends meet you can't do it of the it is a very different america than we were before. some things need to move back. >> two parents better than one even looking at it from an economic standpoint. thank you. >>> disney world, why a trip across america sounds expensive. much more than the cost of milk and bread. how can people on welfare spend money on those kind of trips? >>> something just happened in the airline industry. i'll talk to you "off the record" next. >>> #greta and tell me, are you going to fly soon? >>> okay, let's go off-the-record for just a minute. what is going on with our airlines? i bet there are a lot of close calls that we only hear about them when the airlines get caught and sometimes catastrophically. try last summer? a huge asiana flight missed the runway crash landed and killing three. and many seriously injured. how do three professional pilots with all that tec

treen to 77 years and that another 71 years at the advent of television. and then about 40 years for the advent of the internet and about ten years before the advent of the social and local phone and some futurists predicted the way to change in the next 100 years what he called something like 20,000 years of change in human history. 20,000 years in change in the space of about 100 years. and we know that those discussions are coming fast and furiously. and at abc news, we welcome those discussions. we are excited about that change. and as the professor mentioned, we have begun to make the preparations to live in that new world. the new world of digital, transformation, the new world of demographics transformation in the united states has this country becomes a majority minority nation over the next 30 years. and so, the future is highly disruptive. that is one of the things i look forward to talking with david tonight, and it is also very, very bright. this is a thrilling moment for journalism. and it's an exciting moment to be here at chapel hill. my job