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out. we are all taken care of each other. we have three cars out to just a little bit ago which was a really big deal. reporter: the storm dumped more than three and a half inches of rain here funneling mud right into this low-lying community. i have to say the response of the community members helping one another has been unbelievable. reporter: mayor rita lamb says the mud and muck trapped people in their homes and rescuers had to get creative using a front loader to carry a group of seniors to safety. talk about thinking out-of-the-box, and those residents are safely relocated and safe and sound. and those pictures, they are worth a thousand words. reporter: in the mountains of san bernardino, others are struggling to take dirt and rocks and other debris that came crashing down. also an airline scare during the storm. holy [bleep]. reporter: sparks flew as an alaska airlines flight made a hard landing at john wayne airport in southern california the landing gear fail
german training area just to the west of berlin. it is one of several locations where ukrainian forces have been training. there have been about 8,000 or 9,000 tankers trained. it s going to continue to increase. what you re seeing in this film is a pair of tanks. this is called a tank section. and what they re doing is learning the tricks of how to maneuver on territory and engage targets. inside those tanks are a four-man crew, a driver, a loader, a gunner and a tank commander, and what they have to do is not only coordinate what goes on inside the tank and firing that 105 millimeter gun, but they re also having to coordinate with that partner. you see both tanks in this film right now. they have to engage targets. you don t want to shoot at the same target with two different tanks. so they re continuously scanning, looking for targets down range. these leopard 1-a5s have been
the hosts i m 48, and so i remember when john or kurt loader i knew something big had happened. i will say, stephanie how do you think with me leading, but that at the end of 2008. and i would say around, 2015 or so, you could just feel and i wasn t watching the channel every day because it was a lot of reruns of a show called ridiculous and it still is. but as the channel de emphasized music, they very much the emphasized the news department. and it became less and less of a priority. and you could feel it. and that s what s sad to me. is that good news. there you go. but i think that because they did that and abandoned news and real hard coverage, that opened a space for bias news. and we know what s happening with vice right now. buzzfeed news just announced they are shutting down operations. so i guess i keep coming back to