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War when a young john mccain served as a pilot on board. commander tom davis was involved in planning strike missions. >> what keeps popping out in my mind is the tempo of operations that were such in contrast to my previous combat in korea, where it was intense as well, but during the vietnam period, it was much more intense, just simply more -- we were continuously on station. >> one of the intrepids most remarkable times in history. >> i remember as a kid watching the intrepid sailing in paci...

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A fel felons are required to complete their sentences before their rights to vote is restored. 421 ballots casted on probation under parole. they did not realize they done anything wrong. that did not stop prosecutor in north carolina from charging a dozen people with voting illegally in the 2016 presidential election. keith seller is one of those dozen people. he joins me now and so is mr. sellers lawyer, miss carpenter. what happened to you and did you know you were committing a crime? >> firs...

A ron astronomer but by an ordinary carpenter from southern england john harrison at the age of twenty two john harrison built his first chronometer he spent sixty years of his life studying how time could be measured precisely his premise was that if a navigator at sea knew the exact time in his home port then from the difference between that time and the time on board ship he could calculate the position of the vessel in degrees latitude and long it cheap. for centuries no one had been able to...

Ancient trade craft and with a little help are starting to rebuild. nbcs bill neely reports from neighboring jordan. >> reporter: bit by bit the rebuilding of syria has begun. these are refugees dreaming of a future that cant come soon enough, carving their dreams in stone, training to be stone masons. in a work shop in jordan they are learning how to restore what war destroyed. taught by an englishman on a mission. >> we try to create a cadre of tradesmen who are able to return to syria and cas...

On the bed. that some of them are no mother for. nothing is free for the people here the top holdings from the un was sold on the black market for fifty dollars a piece the hots a self made the land is rented. out so boasts means full of find a job as a carpenter and lever that every day he drives to work in his truck. needing stuff. bolloxed was upset. and thats a hell of a good night and we did a long commute not only will this show was the funniest ive thought of doing it. put them up and. un...

That putin and trump do have in common is that theyre constantly underestimated. american intelligentsia underestimated putin because he didnt go to the right prep schools, terrible table manners, and they dismissed him. putin, trump, what we fail to realize is its the harvard trained insiders dont change the world. for better or worse, outsiders change history. and, you know, putin has been dismissed as a mere kgb lieutenant colonel, hitler was a lance corporal, jesus was an itinerant rabbi. >>...

>> i think there has to be two things. i think we have to take responsibility for what we sign up for and be careful and mindful. but i do think we have to level the playing field with some laws. you know, 100 years ago when photography was invented, it created new threats to privacy, and ultimately the law changed. interestingly, chris, right now the supreme court has taken some cases that have demonstrated theyre now beginning to look at whether the law has to change again. >> the carpenter ca...

And ultimately the law changed. interestingly, chris, right now the supreme court has taken some cases that have demonstrated theyre now beginning to look at whether the law has to change again. >> the carpenter case with the police, about their needing a warrant to get your cell data. >> exactly, because what the courts now saying is, you know, its not just about keeping your data hidden. its about who controls the data after its been collected. i think thats an important step forward. >> with ...

Side railings going. nick fowler is the founder for sleep in peace. >> when we delivered the first bunk beds, i had no clue what conditions were like and what kids were sleeping on. an old mattress or tattered couch. >> i just knew there wouldnt be any kid that would sleep on the floor in my town if i had anything to do with it. >> so five years ago luke started recruiting an army of volunteers. now 70 chapters in 30 states. building beds for some 3500 children. >> jackie, luke. >> today, th...