diving attempt by wheeler. phil: same play we saw him hit earlier.ace, vick stared at him so long, he came across the field and almost makes the interception. jim: wheel erroling around in pain. -- wheeler rolling around this pain. phil: he just dove. when they dive like that, when you dive like that as a player you can't protect yourself once you go to the ground. jim: wheeler did not start this game. pat angerer started in his place. brackett went out a couple of snaps ago, still sitting on the bench. clint session already out, inactive, with an elbow injury. so the linebacking ranks getting thin too for the colts as they tape up brack. tonight on "60 minutes," president obama ose only interview since tuesday's leches followed by new episodes of "the amazing race," "undercover boss," and "c.s.i.: miami." that's tonight only on america's number one network. third down and 10 to go. out to the 32 needed for the first. first down grab. by jackson. 18 yards. they've already had it about three minutes on this drive. phil: let's just watch the throw. goo

walt way, even in combat. >> reporter: wheeler survived the war and the turbulent times and at 87, hei have to tell you, i let him grab the controls, throttle, rudder being stick. he held altitude. you never lost it, bill. you never will. >> thank you. it is like swimming and a few other things. >> reporter: colonel wheeler says he spends much of his time talking to kids about his experiences. now, he has another one to share. >> that is great. looks pretty good for 87. >> he sure does. >> we have much more today including our big story that sarah is following. >> reporter: a prince george's county executive is under a federal investigation. the man who is expected to replace him will speak out today. i'll have much more when fox 5 morning news returns. mamot mayosm [ man ] are you aware that verizon fios brings fiber optics to your home and cable doesn't? yes. -i read that. -i do know that. yes, but there's a contract. at verizon, they want you to have a two year contract. i've got commitment issues. no one likes to be tied down. [ man ] so if they didn't lock you into a term contrac

. >> good day for retired lieutenant bill wheeler. fighter pilot in the second -orld war. destroyed three bombers in europe in 1943. sunday, wweeler took to the skies in the single engine plane just like the one he learned to fly 70 years ago. wheeler is a tough ski gee and battling abroad and racism before, during and after the second world war. good for him. >> great stooy. >> rain and lots of it. >> now, chief meteorologist vytas reid is here with the forecast. >> big changes coming our way in the form of rain showers over the state. right now going to radar, you can see the rab is coming down on the eastern shore. folks out there in talbot and caroline counties getting showers and kent county. arundel county. folks down in annapolis and saverna park getting rainfall. down around dc. bigger picture here. we will continue to see the showers come down through the overnight. and we can expect to see as much as an inch or inch and a quarter across the area. rainfall on the way. how long it will stick around. i will how you that coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> in ton

. >> the last time bill wheeler piloted a plane most the people on the planet were not born.turns 88 later this month and says he jumped at the chance to fly again. when is the last time you flew? >> 67 years ago. >> yes, you heard right. 67 years ago! retired lieutenant colonel wheeler was a fight are pilot in world war ii, credited with destroying three enemy bombers in the skies over europe during his many combat missions beginning in 1943. on a recent sunday afternoon, colonel wheeler was invited to run to the skies in a single engine plane like the one he learned to fly seven decades ago. >> i should have lost 15 pounds. he is a tuskegee airmen one of 1,000 black pilots trained in alabama in the 1940's to help defeat the nazis fighting an enemy overseas while battling racism before, during, and after the war. >> we were not known as tuskegee airmen until 1972 when we formed a formal organization called tuskegee airmen incorporated. before that we with were just black pilots. >> he survived the war and the turbulent times and at 87 he can still fly a piper. >> you never l

christopher wheeler used to be the assistant attorney-general for new york state. now he manages the team of lawyers at pangea3, a legal outsourcing firm, to do the work usually done by young lawyers in the west - at one-tenth of the cost. >>wheeler: it either spells trouble for traditional law firms or it spells opportunity. it spells trouble to law firms run by dinosaurs who refuse to see that you cannot continue to bill your client 400 dollars an hour when it can be done as well and as securely by other people for a tiny fraction of that cost. and it spells opportunity for the same people who see the value and see the savings that they can pass on to their clients, and the opportunity that will give them with their clients to do more and more work. >>reporter: india's legal outsourcing industry is booming, as cash-conscious companies in the west are hiring lawyers in india to review documents, conduct due diligence, and draft contracts. lpos, or legal process outsourcing firms, have moved away from the traditional billing per hour model to billing per task. >>ka

i didn't realize we convert our 18-wheelers to natural gas.c oil. let's talk about high speed rail for instance. in china, it's embarrassing how far they're ahead there. i believe and i say this as a small government conservative, i believe the middle of america could be convinced if washington would come to them aggressively, if the president, you and others, and say, hey, let's transform our economy. we have to keep up with the chinese and the french, this is how we do it. isn't that a salable notion in america right now? >> you would hope so except that too many of the people who have come into the congress on the other side, all they want to do is cut. they're not talking about investmenting in america. if all we do is come down here and focus on the deficit without focusing on future investment, the united states is going to fall farther behind t. market that created the wealth of the 1990s, greater than in 2 '20s with the carnegies and melons and rockefellers. every single quinn tile of american income earners went up in their income. th

christopher wheeler used to be the assistant attorney-general for new york state.s the team of lawyers at pangea3, a legal outsourcing firm, to do the work usually done by young lawyers in the west - at one-tenth of the cost. >>wheeler: it either spells trouble for traditional law firms or it spells opportunity. it spells trouble to law firms run by dinosaurs who refuse to see that you cannot continue to bill your client 400 dollars an hour when it can be done as well and as securely by other people for a tiny fraction of that cost. and it spells opportunity for the same people who see the value and see the savings that they can pass on to their clients, and the opportunity that will give them with their clients to do more and more work. >>reporter: india's legal outsourcing industry is booming, as cash-conscious companies in the west are hiring lawyers in india to review documents, conduct due diligence, and draft contracts. lpos, or legal process outsourcing firms, have moved away from the traditional billing per hour model to billing per task. >>kamlani: histori

. >>> wheeler on storm watch tonight. >> and more storms are coming. parts of the area are under a tornado watch. we are here to track what is on the way. >>> i want to show you here on the regional view, there is the spin of the left over storm. on the east side, that is where the line is moving right toward us. as a matter of fact, a little bit of lighting to the south, let's go to the doppler and see where that area is right now. heading toward marshall, there are wind advisories out. they're coming through with some gusty wind. the other batch of their home in the valley heading towards -- it has contain some lightning, so it is not out of the question that there will be left over rumbles of thunder. lingering showers and gusty winds tomorrow. i will tell you how long it will last what i do any from the weather center. >>> and new details on are revealing report about illegal immigrants and various crackdown's across the region. prince william county's policy cut the number of illegal immigrants a adult -- critics questioned the findings as officia

and this camera on highway 50 shows why chains have been required all day long, you can see an 18-wheeler on the shoulder there. same story at i-80 at kingvale. a few cars had to stop to wait out weather. there is a look at whiteout conditions on 80 at truckee. abc 7 joins us live from truckee with the latest on this. great sking and snow boarding once you can get there. >> that is right. once you can get here, people talk about a white christmas, but this year krks have a white thanksgiving. the roads, you're right have been bad all day long, we can go 30 miles per hour during that long hall from the area here, but you know as you navigate, you'll do fine. for next few days will be what visitors want. a fast-moving cold front dumped more snow in the sierra nevada. and authorities shut down interstate 80 off and on during periods of poor visibility. and would not easy to drive through. >> we went to snow. it was deep wex started to slide and had to get out there and push it, jump on it. dig and showed you in the back of the truck. >> the front pushed eastward, skies expected clear for tha

the structure had a rough day you can see he slid his 18 wheeler right into the snowbank on the left side of the highway. the chp was there and a tow truck had to be used to get him out. nolan was hurt but it was a hassle. the visibility was not too bad but the evidence of the storm can be seen by looking in any direction. and once in awhile to the blue sky would pop out the turn of the head shows the great sky that prevailed most of the day. the amtrak was stopped in its tracks the real had to much snow for the train to pass. if you want good measure of how much snow has fallen recently checked out the street signs. even see their all as cover to the top of this no dress. in the sierra de jeff bush kron 4 news to >> what wild weather here at home one minute sunshine and cold and windy and the santa cruz mountains rob flood of boat shows is how residents are coping. >> that's not so but rather fog and steamy looking at. a few snow flurries today but more still may be on the way above 1,500 ft. when it gets windy like this bill stocks up on groceries and gas. >> we have to gas up the

gary wheeler of benicia. if you have a nice photo you want to show off, you got some camera-taking skills, you can feel free to send that to us at mypix@cbs5.com. that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >> thank you. sundial, sunset, i'm getting a theme here. >> there is a theme going on. >> it is sunshine. >> thank you. have a good afternoon. >> you, too. >>> a holiday gift from google for folks flying home for the holidays anyway. google is offering free wi-fi on select flights between november 20 and january 2. now, this is on air tran, delta and virgin america. which by the way usually charges up to $13 for the service. happy holidays. >>> there are things your favorite stores really don't want you to know tips on freebies, secret deals. on the consumerwatch, julie watts investigates employee confessions that can save you money. >> reporter: these days every dollar counts so what we found a consumer website where employees reveal secret savings at their stores we sent consumerwatch producer jessica

[laughter] you never will. >> reporter: bill wheeler is 87.er, and we salute him and his fellow tuskegee airmen today on veterans day, jenna. jenna: we certainly do. what an amazing story, rick. rick leventhal in our new york newsroom, and on that note, we'll be right back. ♪ numbers, and i think our campus is spending too much money on printing. i'd like to put you in charge of cutting costs. calm down. i know that it is not your job. what i'm saying... excuse me? alright, fine. no, you don't have to do it. ok? [ male announcer ] notre dame knows it's better for xerox to control its printing costs. so they can focus on winning on and off the field. [ manager ] are you sure i can't talk -- ok, no, i get it. [ male announcer ] with xerox, you're ready for real business. i'd like one of those desserts and some coffee. sure, decaf or regular? - regular. - cake or pie? - pie. - apple or cherry? cherry. oil or cream? oil or cream? cream... please. when other toppings are made with hydrogenated oil, the real dairy cream in reddi-wip's sure an easy c

. >> it's rolling in on the 18 wheeler.hey hacked it down upstate somewhere. >> always makes joe happy when they kill the tree. >> g.e. commerce tree i believe. >> that's what they call it? nice. does bring in a lot of people, i'll tell you that much. >>> let's talk about 'tis the season. a little chilly, albany at 28 degrees. it's going to start out cold, we'll have bright sunshine, grab the sunglasses if you're doing any driving this morning. highs will be around upper 50s to low 60s. overall, it's a pretty nice friday. much of your weekend, if you live from the great lakes all the way up through new england is going to be very enjoyable. so your saturday forecast looks pretty much the same, too. as far as the wet weather goes, traveling today, kansas city, minneapolis, all of iowa, oklahoma, and north texas including dallas, you have a chance at rain. pretty big storm in the middle of the country. that's going to bring us a chance of rain and snow this weekend in minnesota. minnesota, minneapolis, boy the way, just went

. >>> if your bird was deep- fried, that oil can drive an 18- wheeler.group called the bisouth bio diesel project is training students how to convert used cooking oil into fuel. >> that kind of got us thinking, a lot of people, fry their turkeys this holiday season. we should try to tap into this. >> we thought thanksgiving is coming up, why don't we actually do a turkey drive for collecting this. >> not just in new orleans. here in chicago, loyola university is working on a similar project, converting the oil into bio fuel for their campus shuttles. the schools center for environmental research will start to accept donations of animal fat as and vegetable oil monday. >> "harry potter" on the top of the box office scoreboard. the latest in the "harry potter" saga and the next to the last earned another $50 million. >> and here are some of the other box office winners for this weekend -- ♪ [ mom ] my son finally got a cell phone. we found a plan we could actually afford. ♪ he thinks it's for him, but it's probably more for me. ♪ [ male announcer ] introdu

reporter: another study on dirt trail accidents shows that atv accidents are more prevalent than two-wheelershey were in intensive carp and a respirator. they said no one under 18 should ride on an atv. >> the problem with atv's is most people are not wearing helmets. >> reporter: helmet laws don't help when much of the riding is off road, out of a policeman's view. >> the all-terrain vehicles association said the report reflects the increased popularity of atv's and it advocates safety. >>> several businesses go new flames as an early morning fire torr through an indiana strip mall. it started in a dunkin' donuts. employees called the fire department. the fire took three hours to contain but no one was injured. >> so sad when a doughnut shop goes up. >> it smells good. >> katie couric as what's coming up. >> what do we were know about north korea? we'll take a look at the permit king dome and the threat that this poses. that's tonight on the "cbs evening news." >> here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,, >>> our string of delig

. >>> in virginia going north out of springfield and tysons on the beltway, broken-down 18 wheeler in the second lane from the left between the robinson terminal and braddock road. traffic heading to the beltway leaving newington to get ballot of the pentagon is open. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a developing story, the white house has condemned a north korean attack against a south korean island. we have video of the moment north korean artillery hit the south korean island. one of the south korean marines was killed and 13 others injured. south korea then scrambled five jets and fired back. -- site for jets. the white house is calling on north korea to halt its actions in response to the armistice agreement that ended the korean war. >>> on monday a jury convicted accused killer emaar guandique the murder of chandra levy. >> courtney robinson is outside d.c. superior court. >> good morning. according to susan levy, the rollercoaster is not over. this is not closure, although she is satisfied with the verdict. the jurors are confident in the decision they made. >> we cannot bring b

in the town of dutch flats there was plenty of snow to play in and leave 18-wheeler trucks stranded. outside the town of baxter, this portion of interstate 80 became a partial parking lot, an entire lane of traffic was pulled ovso drivers could install chains. vehicles were om allowed a few miles past this without them. >> it's just a lower snow level, i think that is qua is causing people a little bit of surprise. it's more of a january snow level than november. >> reporter: these students were trying to get back-to- school in reno. have you ever done it before? >> once many my driveway about four years ago when my dad made me do it. so this is a first time experience, actually. >> reporter: an experience that they hope to tackle with a little patience and an instruction manual. >> apply emergency brake, drape chains up and over across tires. >> reporter: other drivers were better prepared. this man admitted that the chains were a necessary inconvenience. >> better that slip sliding around. >> reporter: for the people who make a living off the changes, the extra business was a trans

find out if traffic is moving again after an 18 wheeler carrying liquid nitrogen tips over. [ music ] . >> closed captioning for the 10:00 news is brought to you by mancini sleepworld. . >> lanes are still closed at this hour on eastbound 227 after a tractor trailer toppled over. it crashed just after 7:15 west of san jose. it overturned blocking all four lanes of traffic. fire officials say the driver was significantly injured and was taken to the hospital. no other injuries were reported. about 50-gallons of diesel fuel spilled on to the road but no liquid nitrogen escaped from that tanker. the cause is under investigation. the highway patrol says the lanes will stay closed until midnight. >>> the wet weather here means a lot of snow in the sierra. reporter tom duhane reports from placer county this evening. >> reporter: around the 3,000- foot level tonight a slippery and tricky situation on i-80 and very poor traction. >> with a storm like this chain control will fluctuate from different locations and a lot of people will wind up getting stuck where the snowfall is pretty heavy. >>

i've been given four great presents in my life-- a three- wheeler iver johnson bicycle when i was about10 bill from my uncle when i was eight; a big league baseball with babe ruth and lou gehrig's autographs on it; and, more recently, a five-pound can of dry roasted peanuts. i was thinking of getting started buying my christmas presents early this year. i thought maybe at lunch time tomorrow, but i remembered i had a dentist appointment. so i'll start shopping early later. >> pelley: finally tonight, we're introducing a new way to watch "60 minutes"-- on the ipad. our new application is now available, featuring stories from this week, from our archives, and extra content not seen on the broadcast, all available to you anytime anywhere. to download, go to the apps store on itunes or go to 60minutes.com for more information. i'm scott pelley. we'll be back next week with another edition of "60 minutes." there's a big idea happening in medicare that saves you hundreds of dollars a year. it's called the new humana walmart-preferred prescription plan. ♪ it's a breakthrough in medicare prescr

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a makeshift ride of 5 a gallon barrels being pulled by a four wheeler overturned, and left one childdren ranging in age from 3 to 8 years old. indiana. the hero who safely landed a plane on the hudson river last year honored at purdue university. chesley "sully" sullenberger receiving the neil armstrong medal of excellence, he told the crowd it was almost unbelievable that armstrong and his name would be in the same sentence, he received a masters in industrial psychology from purdue in 1973. texas: a different approach to parking in death downtown fort worth. the city swapping coin meters for a credit card based system. >> swipe it and add time by pushing the blue button. >> julie: rates remain the same, however officials saying the new meters are a way to generate extra revenue. michigan: a group is suddenly filthy rich after claiming a $129 million jackpot. the winning powerball ticket purchase at a detroit area porn shop and the recipients planning on how to use the cash. >> a huge portions will go to the church. >> reporter: that is not the only winner, a $140 million mega milli

the 21-year-old was among 43 students arrested for occupying wheeler hall last year. they took over the building protesting layoffs and tuition hikes. she's accused of student misconduct. a panel could decide to suspend her from school for one year. pretty scary moments for passengers on an ac transit bus that caught fire in berkeley. >>> the driver evacuated everybody moments before that bus burst into flames on shaddic avenue yesterday. ac transit says it appears the fire started by some object that was dragging beneath that bus. >>> incredible story. >> yeah. >>> 5:37 is the time. hopefully no big problems for the commute this morning. sal. >> seems pretty quiet so far pam and dave which is just the way we like it. kind of cold out there. we'll talk to steve about that. traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving the freeways. go outside and take a look what we have now. traffic at the toll plaza looks pretty good here. no major problems coming into san francisco via the bay bridge. right now the san francisco traffic is looking pretty good. also the mor

the 21-year-old was among 43 students arrested for occupying wheeler hall last year. students took over the building to protest layoffs and tuition hikes. accused of student misconduct. a panel could decide to suspend her from school for one year. >>> check in with sal now. do you have things under control at the toll plaza? >> we do. as a matter of fact it's getting busier there, dave. you can always send me a tweet if you want to send me some information about any traffic or transportation issue you want. let's go out and take a look at westbound bay bridge backed up for about a ten minute wait. metering lights are on. it's not especially heavy right now. let you get on to the bridge it looks good into san francisco. also this morning remember yesterday 880 was such a mess. today i'm happy to say it's much better driving right through that area. this morning's commute is okay on the peninsula although there's a little bit of slow traffic now on southbound 101 if you're driving down to san mateo. it's not that bad. no major problems this morning if you are driving on

. >> the story at this hour is there isn't a story on stanford wheeler hall this is the building thatt time the regent raise tuition was actually taken over by students. as you concede tonight protesters gathered on the steps about an hour ago and won only eight of them showed up they turned off their bullhorns packed up their science and left about 15 or 20 minutes ago. there's to protest your this our problem in large part was the people were angry about the tuition hike already voiced their opinion that ucsf this morning. maureen kelly has that part of the story. she was striking a sunday times of lost track of time. suddenly there's pepper spray the awarding, no disperse order. it feels like a chemical burn the just as a stop in the year feels like it's on fire it clearly think it's the video shows excessive force. it showed the tape to the police chief was as well the matter is under review she didn't see any evidence of an inappropriate use of force. the officers were holding the line the individual charging the officer, >> she said officers began using the weapons when some pro

wheeler could send a signal or of america over satellite for less money than the cost to send the same signal around the state of connecticut as yet traditional land lines. >> host: using to also identify again in this book which is the new medium on the messages to get through that. somehow for some reason shed lp4. guest could you talk about wendell willkie before and what's happening today. it's the internet, social networking. the message, the way you get messages out changes everything. >> host: in your publisher of the book is harper collins, that's my publisher i should mention. who is your editor? can you say a word or two about him since they don't get caught a lot of on radio or tv? >> guest: i would tell you this and i think the great genius of a good editor like adams is the ability to take an idea and helped craft it to suit both current, the current environment as well as appealing as closely as possible to the underlying intellectual trends that are driving it, and adams helped us do that immeasurably. i think we have a much better book as a result. >> guest: there are t

. >> reporter: john wheeler, a vietnam veteran and chairman of the committee which built the wall, recognizeslly honest about it. maybe these wars just aren't up to it the way world war ii was. vietnam was. >> you know, the infantry fight up close doesn't change over time. that brutal close fight is the same war to war to war. >> reporter: in iraq and afghanistan, the enemy frequently attacks with remote control roadside bombs. as a result, the pentagon says, there's not as much soldier against soldier fighting. >> i don't buy the concept that, well, this war is not conducive to extraordinary deeds. that's not true at all. they're in combat from the minute they arrive to the minute they leave. >> reporter: paul received the medal of honor in vietnam for leading his company against a much larger enemy force in a three-day battle in which he single handedly took out a machine gun nest. in case you think the medal is about glory, look at him weeping in the aftermath of the battle. he has just seen the bodies of his men. >> i still don't believe i deserve the medal of honor. i have ten men on thi

unstable wheeler towards the end of the week. checking a commuter aircraft. >> thank you, no problems to report in the media bay area, traffic is moving at a limit just check a live road sensors still in the grain. bay bridge toll plaza was buried several still keeping goodspeed's. metering lights as above. all lanes are open along the upper decks 8-9 minutes from the foot of the macarthur maze into fremont. >> westbound 92, no problems, right hand side of your screen looks good. trouble getting george foster city not tracking any backups, 13-14 managing 800 and 101 south bay no hot spots, all live look at trembled data that cruz. 101. no luck run these seven interchange just about 14 minutes from downtown san jose. in new incidents to report, over to our mouths, but highly 17th. they beat rick is blocking their right hand lane, slowing begins to acre. speedstebeginning to occu. will. 120,000 passengers passed through the airport. overall it was a 4% increase from last year. also going up d u y rest the or irs. figurm wednesday-s

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that turned over on the exit ramp from southbound 95 to dale boulevard eastbound and it was an 18-wheelerures for you so you can see the traffic improving on the beltway in montgomery county. >>> bright sunshine out there. there is not even a cloud in this picture. 45 degrees in the district and 44 degrees in an annapolis. we are climbing into the 40's with a few exceptions. mostly sunny skies today with some scattered clouds over the mountains and high temperatures in the low 50's for most of us. the weekend looks great with a lot of sunshine to moral and up near 60 degrees and a little bit cooler on sunday. next week, the next chance of rain comes on wednesday. we will keep an eye on that. >>> george washington university is dealing with an infestation of bedbugs. they have been reported in six rooms across five residence halls. the university is treating those rooms as well as the ones that to them. students affected are receiving bed bug byte prove mattress covers. thank you for watching, we will be back at noon

we do not need political wheeler and dealers. that is who i am. when i stayed committed to our roots and to serving the public , and really keep in mind those principles in the constitution, that is what i will keep in mind. i'm here to serve the people, not the government culture. host: lea, go ahead. caller: i want you to know i feel like you're a breath of fresh air this morning. the way you speak to the people is something that needs to be emulated by other policians. instead of talking about partisan policy as usual, you're actually talking about issues that are facing the american people today. , we are going through the worst economic crisis since the great depression. when i turn on my television i hear people bickering back and forth about menial things instead of addressing what is going on with the american people. on the other side, i see them off, always been concerned with the financial sector, since that sector is what finances their campaigns. i see very few actual talking about investing in our nation. guest: thank you so much, an

we do not need political wheeler and dealers. that is who i am. when i stayed committed to our roots and to serving the public , and really keep in mind those principles in the constitution, that is what i will keep in mind. i'm here to serve the people, not the government culture. host: lea, go ahead. caller: i want you to know i feel like you're a breath of fresh air this morning. the way you speak to the people is something that needs to be emulated by other politicians. instead of talking about partisan policy as usual, you're actually talking about issues that are facing the american people today. , we are going through the worst economic crisis since the great depression. when i turn on my television i hear people bickering back and forth about menial things instead of addressing what is going on with the american people. on the other side, i see them off, always been concerned with the financial sector, since that sector is what finances their campaigns. i see very few actual talking about investing in our nation. guest: thank you so much,

wheeler to -- we worked closely with a delegation to prioritize the air force base.e worked closely with the authority at the state level, all of our partners, and a way that sets politics aside. i am confident that we will continue to be able to do that effectively this year and in the years ahead. >> it has been a sticking point with your campaign. >> the funding has been. it is a perfect example of someone not being there when you really needed them. the president requested $200 billion for upgrades to the b1 bomber. the senate also requested the $200 million. when i got to the house, -- what i got to the house, what came out of that committee was cut in half. $99 million were cut general petraeus says this is the workhorse of what is being done in afghanistan. is a tool that our troops need. the need to have the technology that they can depend upon. the fact that the house, whether congress woman serving in the house comment/that funding in half, is something th we have dropped the ball. we needed somebod toe there. either she did not know that they were going to

wheeler to -- we worked closely with a delegation to prioritize the air force base. we worked closely with the authority at the state level, all of our partners, and a way that sets politics aside. i am confident that we will continue to be able to do that effectively this year and in the years ahead. >> it has been a sticking point with your campaign. >> the funding has been. it is a perfect example of someone not being there when you really needed them. the president requested $200 billion for upgrades to the b1 bomber. the senate also requested the $200 million. when i got to the house, -- what i got to the house, what came out of that committee was cut in half. $99 million were cut general petraeus says this is the workhorse of what is being done in afghanistan. is a tool that our troops need. the need to have the technology that they can depend upon. the fact that the house, whether congress woman serving in the house comment/that funding in half, is something that we have dropped the ball. we needed somebody to be there. either she did not know that they were g

when it comes up, this black deal here is like a giant 18 wheeler truck tire made out of the heart is robert you've ever seen in your life. it's almost as hard as the plastic, and when you want to close the annual preventers, you pressure of these deals, these arms go up and it squeezes this giant hard rubber tire into the annual us. you hear more about the annual is, and keeps any hydrocarbon pressure, anything from coming up outside the drill by. it does not close the drill by. it closes the area around the drill by. okay, let's look at the bible or the pipe ram. -- variable boer ram. the variable more ram begins to close off the annual's and fits tightly around the close by then closes all. is what we'll call the annual is there. and here's the blind shear ram. this is the last resort when you true grit, it cuts through the drill pipe and a hydrocarbon, oil or gas or anything can come up the drill by. and you will hear, the drilling, the driller sits there in his chair, a big red button behind him, he can push that big red button, and that energizes the blind shear ram and and abou

when it comes up, this black deal here is like a giant 18 wheeler truck tire made out of the heart isrobert you've ever seen in your life. it's almost as hard as the plastic, and when you want to close the annual preventers, you pressure of these deals, these arms go up and it squeezes this giant hard rubber tire into the annual us. you hear more about the annual is, and keeps any hydrocarbon pressure, anything from coming up outside the drill by. it does not close the drill by. it closes the area around the drill by. okay, let's look at the bible or the pipe ram. -- variable boer ram. the variable more ram begins to close off the annual's and fits tightly around the close by then closes all. is what we'll call the annual is there. and here's the blind shear ram. this is the last resort when you true grit, it cuts through the drill pipe and a hydrocarbon, oil or gas or anything can come up the drill by. and you will hear, the drilling, the driller sits there in his chair, a big red button behind him, he can push that big red button, and that energizes the blind shear ram and and about

when it comes up, this black deal here is like a giant 18 wheeler truck tire made out of the heart is robert you've ever seen in your life. it's almost as hard as the plastic, and when you want to close the annual preventers, you pressure of these deals, these arms go up and it squeezes this giant hard rubber tire into the annual us. you hear more about the annual is, and keeps any hydrocarbon pressure, anything from coming up outside the drill by. it does not close the drill by. it closes the area around the drill by. okay, let's look at the bible or the pipe ram. -- variable boer ram. the variable more ram begins to close off the annual's and fits tightly around the close by then closes all. is what we'll call the annual is there. and here's the blind shear ram. this is the last resort when you true grit, it cuts through the drill pipe and a hydrocarbon, oil or gas or anything can come up the drill by. and you will hear, the drilling, the driller sits there in his chair, a big red button behind him, he can push that big red button, and that energizes the blind shear ram and and abou

wheeler to -- we worked closely with a delegation to prioritize the air force base.e worked closely with the authority at the state level, all of our partners, and a way that sets politics aside. i am confident that we will continue to be able to do that effectively this year and in the years ahead. >> it has been a sticking point with your campaign. >> the funding has been. it is a perfect example of someone not being there when you really needed them. the president requested $200 billion for upgrades to the b1 bomber. the senate also requested the $200 million. when i got to the house, -- what i got to the house, what came out of that committee was cut in half. $99 million were cut general petraeus says this is the workhorse of what is being done in afghanistan. is a tool that our troops need. the need to have the technology that they can depend upon. the fact that the house, whether congress woman serving in the house comment/that funding in half, is something that we have dropped the ball. we needed somebody to be there. either she did not know that they were goi