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Ship can successfully can bring supplies back to earth. from the international space station. while russia and japans can deliver cargo, but they get destroyed on reentry. this can bring it back. >> it has a contract with nasa to go up and resupply 12 times and it is worth $1.6 billion. a whole lot of cash. a former indy car driver was back on the track using an incredible car during a simulated qualifying run for a big race. schmidt was at the wheel of the 2014 corvette stingray. the thing is...

New worries that north korea could be on the verge of conducting a nuclear test. want to get the latest on this from andrew salmon, monitoring developments for us live in seoul. andrew, whats the latest? >> reporter: the latest, were not really getting much update. we heard this morning that the south korean defense ministry is seeing through some intelligence, which theyre unwilling to reveal source of, increased signs of activity at the test site in north korea, where the underground nuclear t...

>> under president george w. bush there was only one. under president obama there have been add least 90. its something, a campaign that president obama launched, as elise mentioned. it came in the context of the failed plot to bring down a plane over detroit, the underwear bomb plot, and u.s. officials are very concerned about this group which keeps trying to build bombs that are very hard to detect and trying to get them onto american aircraft. >> peter, what do you believe is behind the accel...

Standing by the dock looking out at sea, waiting for their children, there are fewer and fewer parents, jim, who are doing so. >> well, weve seen kyung, this accelerate, bringing those bodies ashore. we spoke yesterday how it is dangerous for the divers to come in. thats changed now, is that right? >> it has changed. because there have been now a clear path cut into the hull of the ship. there are a number of entryways that divers can go in and out. that was the big challenge. they couldnt figur...

>> looking for any sign of him. >> come on, t.d., bud, where are you at? >> down by the right, in the shadows. >> hes made it. he emerge from the shadow behind his friends as boats, still in the kayak with only a broken paddle to show for the brutal plunge. >> the impact was incredibly violent. i was jackknifed out of my tuck, thrown against the back of my boat. my paddle snapped. the wind was knocked out of me. tyler later discovers that palouchlt se falls was even bigger than he estimated. a r...

Functionally an oligarchy at this moment, if its functionally controlled by a wealthy few. and two little data points, total lobbying spending, in 2009, theres a bunch of regulations passed that sends a lot of it underground, so its still probably going up, its just in the weird shadow lobbying economy. outside spending by cycle, not including party committees, that is 2012, $80 million. thats like hockey stick climate, like carbon in the atmosphere quite a few graph. this is the per capita elec...

Back here with tara dowdel, talking about if america is functionally an oligarchy at this moment, if its functionally controlled by a wealthy few. and two little data points, total lobbying spending, in 2009, theres a bunch of regulations passed that sends a lot of it underground, so its still probably going up, its just in the weird shadow lobbying economy. outside spending by cycle, not including party committees, that is 2012, $80 million. thats like hockey stick climate, like carbon in the a...

Back here with tara dowdel, talking about if america is functionally an oligarchy at this moment, if its functionally controlled by a wealthy few. and two little data points, total lobbying spending, in 2009, theres a bunch of regulations passed that sends a lot of it underground, so its still probably going up, its just in the weird shadow lobbying economy. outside spending by cycle, not including party committees, that is 2012, $80 million. thats like hockey stick climate, like carbon in the a...

We know of. there is an elt in front of the plane, sensing the acceleration, in the rear of the plane it is triggered by salt water. all the life preservers have elts, and yet there is none. i think these people are grasping at any information they can get their hands on. and my hat is off to them. i think what the malaysian authorities failed to do early on is establish credibility with these families. and they continue to linger and are part of the impetus that these families are looking for. ...

Would allow pilots to review and monitor their performance after every single flight. you can see the video right there. the app would draw on different parameters like the speed, the altitude, the acceleration of the aircraft and outside factors like the weather, turbulence, wind speed and as soon as the pilot lands it would send a report straight to their phone. lastly, one that i did find particularly interesting was engineering at l3 who created a way to wirelessly monitor the health of the ...