it s terrifying. it was stressful. and i don t wish it on my enemy. great job. i got out alive, so i guess they did. thank goodness, the photographer who shot these amazing images, a photographer with kddr in denver. paul, thanks for joining me. you re welcome. so, here you go. you get this assignment from the assignment desk. you hop in your truck. you ve got your gear. you head to the 7-eleven. you re standing there across the street. hit record. walk me through initially what you see. initially i saw a police officer off to my left, and he looked at me and i think he was just too wrapped up with what was going on at the 7-eleven, obviously. i just hit record and i was looking as closely as i could into the 7-eleven to see if i could see either one of them. then when i saw the suspect and the victim come walking out, i knew something was going to happen. and then when she said when
technology built into them. let s get things straight. it is not a driverless car the way people think about it, that you hop in the back seat. what it will be sort of like crews control on steroids where you can take your hands off the wheel and the cars sees the road and steers for you for extended periods of time. jenna: one of my producers wondered if she could sit back, have a cup of coffee and have a nap during a long car trip? will it enable us? sound a little dangerous, i don t know. well, what is interesting about it that consumers and laws are not quite ready for it yet but the technology is coming anyway. one of the major concerns people have, people will fall asleep. if you re not really paying attention to the road, if something goes haywire and tough take over in a hurry, people just may not be paying enough attention to know that. so that, those are all real concerns and they will have to shake out but the products are coming and there is really no
we don t mind visiting. it s getting there that kind of throws me. how do you get there? well, you hop on a plane and you go to africa to get there. and? when you get to africa, you get to go on a six day climb, an endurance hike. it s not really a climb. but after that, we go on a five day safari. but you re taking survivors with you, right? anybody can go. we have a handful of survivors that go every year. what is the analogy between surviving cancer and then being inspired to take on this kind of a task? something that most people will never accomplish in their life. right. there s an uncanny resemblance to climbing and surviving cancer and going through cancer. a, it s an uphill battle and there s a difference between climbing and fighting for your life. when you re fighting for your life, you don t have a choice to give up. you have to continue forward. you have to keep climbing. on the mountain, if something goes wrong, you can regroup and go back. you know, but o
floor, and you hop, leaving the floor, and down, up and down, up and down, up and down and your heart will be racing and tone up your legs. especially with a short dress. this video was shot in mexico where i got marry sod if you are looking for a beach wedding or honeymoon, so you can get a workout and a vacation. the next move, a chance to showoff your new bling, come down, legs to the side, you are working your legs, inner thigh and glutes, show the ring, show the ring, and then hop and clap. challenging, right in one, two, they, four. you can always just do a regular squad, instead. you can always just squat to you need to. but you get the burn going and you can tell with the breathing.
trillion over 10 years. there was some hope among republican leaders that the fact that they saw that that was the real big war and this is maybe a small battle, that that would stem some of the defections. but 59 republicans is pretty big. we re going to see the final vote. it might go up or down after we see the final tally. that s more than weave seen before on one of the spending cut votes. so far it s officially passed the u.s. house. just funding the government through september. dana bash, thanks. now to something that affects a lot of us, if you hop in a plane often. rising fears about our safety in the skies after another case of an air traffic controller falling asleep on the job. the man in charge of them all has now quit. now there are new questions today about who s calling the shots. faa manager hank krakowski resigned today, he s the guy heading up the agency s air traffic organization. now his resignation comes after a controller fell asleep in reno s airport tower