he refused to further endanger service members for an objective that he viewed as unattainable. it took political courage and conviction for john to stand up to a man who has called one of his heroes and oppose him on principle. this willingness to stand by his convictions and speak his mind, no matter the perception, would become a hallmark of senator john mccain. first in the house, then in the senate, and on the presidential campaign trail with the aptly named "straight-talk express" john was renowned for the candid expression of his thoughts and steadfastness of his principles. while john and i serve together for many years in the senate, i was fortunate to work most closely with him during the past four years when he was chairman of the armed services committee and i was the ranking member. our pairing could be rocky as times, not because he was a republican and i was a democrat, but because he went to the naval academy and i went to west point. as john joked, i did okay for someone who didn't have a college education. thank you, john. but in all seriousness, senator mccain

he refused to further endanger service members for an objective he viewed as unattainable. forook political courage john to stand up for a man he calls one of his heroes. this willing to stand by his convictions would become a hallmark of senator john mccain. first in the house and then in the senate. and then on the presidential campaign trail. john was renowned for the candid expression of his thoughts and steadfast defense of his principles. while john and i served for many years together in the senate, i was fortunate to work most closely with him during the past four years when he was chairman of the armed services committee and i was a ranking member. our hearing could be rocky at times -- pairing could be rocky at times. okjohn often joked, i did for someone who did not have a college education. thank you, john. in all seriousness, senator mccain's leadership was vital in numerous authorization acts that have substantially improved care for service members and increased the capacity of our military to meet the myriad national security challenges we face. steady force

would have been, of course, all but unattainable but for the wealthiest people in the 1931. bugatti did not sell as many of the cars as he hoped. only seven built altogether. this is one of the survivors, of course. this car lived a couple of different lives. it was originally built by -- built for a german physician by the name of karl fuks and he very quickly left germany, as things were, of course, going bad over there in the 1930s. came to the united states by way of china. and in the united states for some reason one winter he forgot to drain the engine block. of course the winter the water in the block froze and the force of that water expanding turning into ice caused a crack in the block, basically ruined the vehicle. he sent it off to a scrapyard and found by charles shane who was a chief engineer at general motors and executive in their engineering department. shane bought the car for something like $400 which has to be on the short list of greatest bargains of all time for automobiles and shane was able to restore the car, rebuild it, make modifications. added fou

because the situation for them mr unattainable they've been doing this every friday and now saturdays as well for seven years from seven years they're being shot at the being tear gassed the skunk water. if our governments aren't doing anything it's up to people like me to come here and told the world about it. krista well we're running out of time a brief just like to ask going back to that moment how did be your idea for react to your injury when they saw you were injured did you receive treatment did you receive any help with your injuries. immediately but from the palestinians i have not been approached by i.d.f. nor the israeli government as soon as i released the video their immediate response was to call me a liar. and that's it ok but you got help from the palestinian red crescent ok kristen force or norwegian human rights activist thanks for sharing your story today here on r.t. international. the hopes of a fresh lead in the trumped russia collusion probe have been dashed that's after the attorney for the us president's former lawyer backpedaled on his earlier claims in now

and the comforter and refrigerator she needed for her living quarters -- seemed more and more unattainableshe and her mom felt they had nowhere to turn, but to the sky... asking god for help. mykehia curry/college student: "i had the idea to tie a note to some balloons and just let it go up." jerome jones/found wish list: "they floated all night and they landed right in my hands. i mean, practically. she was like, 'you're really going to bring me a refrigerator?' i said, 'yes.'"(pam) (pam mykehia (my-key-ah) plans to study nursing and get an on- campus job at albany state university. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) but our primetime coverage is just getting started this wednesday. grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))thank you pam and ken...next at nine...tomorrow bart police leaders will go before the transit system's board of directors...to unveil a new safety and security plan. this comes as the bay area council suggts other police agencies need to help bart fight crime.find out why bart police union leaders think that's a bad idea.that stor

rticle says this is an alarming trend because thosefi ers selfies often present an unattainable look are blurring the line of reality and fantasy for these patients. in 2017. american academy of plastic and reco tructive surgeries, loo at this, said that 55% patients requested surgery to improve appearance in selfies. that's up13% from two years earlier. i was swiping through snapchat d this morning, there's access to several lenses and filters, but they are more than just flour crowns and puppyears, but they give you wider eyes, longer eyelashes, and flawless skin. look at this. apps take it a step further providing a host of editing tools allowing you to whiten teeth, smooth the skin, make the forehead smaller, or reduce the size of your waist. look at this befe and after. no more wrinkles under my eyes. the authors of the art ale say peop unlikely to change their behavior, but it's important to bef aware snapchat dismorphia, a negative effect it has on a person's self-esteem. >> that is a little crazy. mcdonald's chance to win the big prize, andet adoption i not always an easy dec

to the california association of realtors, the dream of owning a home has become increasingly unattainable for the average family. fewer than one of every five people living in the bay area can afford to buy a home because you'd need a combined $220,000 household income just to qualify for a loan and would still be staring at a roughly $5,500 monthly mortgage payment. >> people really need to look at their finances and save every penny that they can wherever they can and what's happening is people have lower downpayments because housing is so expensive and they're just doing their best to get into something. >> reporter: but too often that means leaving the area to find a place they can call their own. >> i want to move into a bigger space and i'm kind of at a standstill. >> reporter: in east palo alto, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> it's a warm evening for football here at levi stadium. i got to say it's a lot more pleasant than in years past. we see a lot of folks, of course, drinking water, some of the fans drinking some other cold adult beverages. paul deanno is keeping an eye on conditions

september go live is unattainable at this point. i wanted to, without going any further, acknowledge that hearing those words, we're not going to be live in september probable causes significant frustration and potentially some doubts. i also wanted to acknowledge that your 12 full-time employees that have been here since may are not going anywhere. in fact a lot of them are at dbi right now. quite a few of them have travelled 42 of the last 52 weeks to be here. we remain your loyal soldiers in the trench collaborating with dbi, making sure we get an accurate and efficient and a quality go live for your customers and your end-users. if i can equate this to 700 fees is a good analogy. years ago, you could say i need all of these fees to be calculating and we could have done that. it would have been automated, but it would have been done. what you're walking away with, the mystery house, you have hallways leading nowhere. brick walls in the middle of staircases, and it would be a monstrosity to maintain if we're gone. what we did as p

an extraordinary cosmology, a world view that we can all aspire to although we frankly find it unattainable and that is that the cherokee believed that the world fundamentally was in order there was a balance of opposites. that spring was balanced against fall. that just as summer was against winter, as north was against south, as moon was against the sun, and that peace was against war, and men were against women. that the opposites were not antagonistic. they were balancing. and that there was from this balance a sense of order and permanence that we all long for today, and that for the cherokee, as for us, that when that balance was disturbed, when there was a lunar eclipse, for example, and the moon suddenly disappeared from night sky, there pan -- pandemonium. an areich trader said he had never seen such a shrieking, howling terror, some of them would plunge into the water to save themselves, well, what is this except who cannot identify with this today? who among us does not feel that our world, for whatever reason, from whatever perspective you look at it, is not out of order in the

we have 24 hour communicators, celebrities on the screen constantly with completely unattainable roleof children who are feeling very anxious. it peaks for girls much more than boys and it peaks for girls much more than boys and it pea ks around the for girls much more than boys and it peaks around the mid teens as we are seeing here today. it is something that often does not go away. it is not something you will necessarily grow out of, it deepens over time and it will translate into problems they will have throughout their lives. where is the balance? where is the ability of schools and teachers to be able to do something to look out for the signs versus the pa rents ? to look out for the signs versus the pa re nts ? if to look out for the signs versus the parents? if there is all this pressure, is there more the parents can do? it is both to be honest. we are the adults, we need to understand the scale of this and we need to be vigilant at all times. for parents, yes, absolutely, be aware. if your child is withdrawn, if they are wearing long sleeves. this is not making everyone ala

will be running for the house of representatives that beats records that were previously thought unattainable in two thousand and sixteen so this is significant but the other thing we're seeing in all of this and in the victory of this candidate who will now become the first muslim house of representatives representative in the u.s. congress is the fact that what we're seeing is the democratic party recognizing some mistakes that were made in two thousand and sixteen we see the party shifting further to the left almost the democratic socialist tradition that was so popularly embraced especially by young people in the party is sort of the vein of bernie sanders we saw this when the election in june with the. primary victory of alexandria cortez in new york now we're seeing this again so this is twofold this is the democratic party recognizing they have to change tact and also a recognition that there needs to be a more diverse representation of the united states within the house of representatives the democrats taking that strategy for november always good talking to you can we think you can w

(vicki) researchers say the filtered selfies present an unattainable look-- and blur the lines of realityport also says people are actually going as far as getting plastic surgery to look more like their filtered selfies. (grant) still ahead... airlines say there are not enough pilots to keep up with travel demand... and now one lawmaker wants to change that. we'll explain who. (vicki) happening now... airlines are in desperate need of qualified pilots. and today... u-s senator tammy baldwin introduced a bill she believes will help solve the problem... it will also help veterans find work after their service. washington correspondent jessica smith reports. airlines are struggling to find enough pilots keep up with record travel demand across the us. sharon pinkerton with industry group "airlines for america" says it's the regional airlines that are suffering from a serious shortage....and flights connecting small towns throughout the heartland are at risk.

medical association said this is an alarming trend because those filtered selfies represent an unattainableand reconstructive surgery said ( 55% want to groove from selfies. i was swiping through snapchat, there's several lenses and filters. more than flower, crowns, they give you wider eyes, longer eye lashes and flawless skin. look at this, app like face tune provide a whole host of editing tools that allow you to instantly whiten your teeth, smooth your skin, make your forehead smaller or reduce the size of your waist. look before and after. see the eyes, no more wrinkles. in this area of altered photos, people are unlikely to change their behavior but it's important to be aware of snapchat dysmorphia and negative effects it can have on people's self-esteem. guys, it's a real issue. >> a bummer. we brought in dr. natalie azar and the co-host of stay tuned on snapchat. when i heard 55% want to improve their look in selfies so they shall seeking plastic surgery. is that a jaw dropper? it increased, people requesting plastic surgery to improve their appearance in selfies. the phenomenon is

medical association says "this is an alarming trend becausehose filtered selfies often present an unattainablestructive surgery -- look- at this said that 55% of patients requested surgery to t improvir appearance in selfies. that's up 13% from two years earlier. i waswiping through snapchat this morning. users have access to several lenses and filters, but they're more than just flowerrowns and puppy ears. the lenses also ge you wider eyes, longer eyelashes and flawless skin.t then, look this. apps like facetune take it a step further, providing a host of editing tools that allow you to instantly whiten your et smooth your skin, make your forehead smaller or even reduce the size of your waist. check out this before-and-after i was able to make just in a matter of minutes. see under my eyes? no more iwrinkles. an this era of filtered photos, the authors say people are unlikely o change their behavior, but it's important to be aware of snapchat dysmorphi and the negative effects it can have on a person's self-esteem. guys, it's a real issue. >> it's a real bummer, too. >>> now we brought in nbc

researchers say the filtered selfies represent an unattainable look...y and fantasy. ( james ) coming up after the break... check your medicine cabinet. c-v-s is recalling it's nasal spray. (ácommercialá) ( robin ) checking bay area roads before you head out the door.. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 some changes in the forecast to look forward to in the way of cooler temperatures and improved air quality. temperatures along the coast will again be felt in the 60's and 70's with 80's in the south bay. inland areas will again peak in the 90's but not quite as warm as yesterday's temperatures. skies will continues to be hazy for the east bay but conditions will have improved as compared to the past few days with further clearer conditions into tomorrow and the rest of the weekend. ( lydia ) the number of californians who can afford to buy a home is dropping. high home prices and rising interest rates to are blame.( james ) as kron 4's gayle ong tells u

which would be unbelievable because 4.1 was thought to be unattainable.y phenomenal. brian: meanwhile, mark levin does an interview with us every thursday. one of the things that we had a chance to talk about is the high number of republicans that support the president. yet, high profile republicans never will. the bill kristols of the world. the george wills of the world. senator jeff flake. what is it about some republicans can't get on board for mark levin he thinks it all makes sense. >> they are irrelevant. what we're doing in this country now is very troublesome to me. this attempt to sabotage this president. this coup that is taking place and make no mistake it is. the democrats want the president out by hook or by crook. i see this nation like this right now. i see the status progressives who are upset. they didn't control the left next election. they thought they would get four more years of obama through hillary and thought they would control the executive branch for the next 30 or 40 years and run the tables with their agenda and they failed. a

based on what were offering and the fact that it's unattainable once it sold we believe in our priceific offers the people have been interested on this property. the value of the price based on other opportunities and houses that are similar in terms of square footage with smaller lo lots. stuart: you're looking for the super wealthy people, a thousand people could probably afford a home worth $1 billion. that's what you're looking for? what that person if they want to build on the property will they have a zoning problem? >> absolutely not. it's ready to be built. when the calibrated who are buyers would be we estimated that there are 2800 and 50 billionaires in the world and of those we realize there's only 50-100 actual buyers that would want to build and buy this property. our target is those 150 buyers and they are in the property is ready to be built. you could really do whatever you want on this property. the beauty of it is you can build as big as you want with unobstructed views unobstructed heights and is a one-of-a-kind opportunity. stuart: is the price negotiable? if i ca

he refused to further endanger service members for an objective that he viewed as unattainable. it took political courage and conviction for john to stand up to a man who has called one of his heroes and oppose him on principle. this willingness to stand by his convictions and speak his mind, no matter the perception, would become a hallmark of senator john mccain. first in the house, then in the senate, and on the presidential campaign trail with the aptly named "straight-talk express" john was renowned for the candid expression of his thoughts and steadfastness of his principles. while john and i serve together for many years in the senate, i was fortunate to work most closely with him during the past four years when he was chairman of the armed services committee and i was the ranking member. our pairing could be rocky as times, not because he was a republican and i was a democrat, but because he went to the naval academy and i went to west point. as john joked, i did okay for someone who didn't have a college education. thank you, john. but in all seriousness, senator mccain