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in ebony magazine in may 1959. gi risks death 65 times for science. these images are from a documentary by the jackson historical society credited to the u.s. air force and these are real time issues of him in the late 1950s in the air force and show some of what he went through as part of his service. his name was alton yates. he is 23 years old in these pictures, airman second class in the u.s. air force. what you see him doing here is participating in important testing that was conducted for the u.s. space program. they were using airmen and the u.s. air force for tests that were designed to see whether the human body could really with stand what were expected to be the rigors of space travel. the vast stresses of acceleration and rapid deceleration and pressure changes and everything else. alton yates was not the only airman who went through this but he was one of them and he participated in a huge number, in 65 of those tests of the human body in the extremes. an ....
twisted wreckage of the bridge and reopening the port of baltimore. as long lawmakers now debate how congress will pay for the massive project of replacing span back in core donald trump s legal team trying to dismiss the georgia election interference case against the former president arguing that what he said was protected under the first amendment. the judge has yet to rule in that will break down the legal arguments and could today b. day? for this number here, investors hoping to see wall street break a record with a once unthinkable number. we re keeping a close eye on the markets and following these developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central a construction worker employed at the same company as the six workers who were on the francis scott key bridge when it collapsed, just confirmed cnn, he was supposed to be on the bridge at that time, but he requested a last-minute shift change, which he says saved his life and he says ....
difficulties that migrants face. when paola is on tv, she said migrants used to pay for cash, now they pay with their bodies. that will stick with me for a while. that is a part of this debate that is never articulated. what is happening to human beings is devastating. and you are telling those stories and thank you for that. you have a good night. we ll see you tomorrow. you, too. today, literally hours after new york criminal trial judge juan imposed a gag order on donald trump, donald trump spent the day attacking the judge and his daughter on social media. trump s relentless hate-filled attacks which we will not show on this program accuse the judge s daughter of making anti- trump posts on an account that a spokesperson for the office of court administration says was hacked. and no longer belongs to her. donald trump leveled the same attacks against the wife of the judge overseeing trump s civil fraud trial. again, the court administration said the account ....
these allegations are a sham. and as i said admin was simply doing his job. we are going to continue to work at this around-the-clock. neil: 1 year and state department spokesman telling me the administration is going all out in the fight to free wall street journal reporter evan gershkovich from a russian prison. coming up more of my state department interview and asked the former cia secretary what will take to secure evans freedom now that it s been extended. his jail time already a year by another 3 month. welcome i am neil cavuto and this is your world. let s get right to it with alex hogan in london on the fight to free evan. very grim milestone and his family speaking with fox saying how happy they are to see he s at least in good spirits despite the fact he remains behind bars but his friends say looking at this case it s disappointing to see what the stance is 12 months later. it s hard to say we have made any progress in the last year towards getting eva ....
katelyn. and thank you all so much for joining us for this ry, very busy. our laura coates live starts right now an american tragedy deepens what people have been confirmed dead baltimore, leaving more families and so many questions. and so much pain. that s tonight on a special to our laura coates live good, evening. i m laura coates and washington, dc. and tonight, a dramatic play by play of a dolly s final faded minutes from the investigators examining just went wrong and what happened at that key bridge? the national transportation safety board is that it gave a second by second depiction, going through the initial alarms, the commands to steer away the desperate radio call for help. the order to drop the anchor, the radio call that confirmed that the dali had lost all power, all of this before hitting the bridge and causing the catastrophic collapse. i really cannot even begin to imagine how frantic this crew must have been. now we have some insight ....