Page 319 - Drops News Today

>> my name is tyler bradt. i live in missoula, montana, and im a professional kayaker. >> hes traveled the globe traveling after rapid after churning rapid. >> what ive fallen in love with is kind of the extreme side of kayaking. basically running difficult rivers, hard rapids, big drops and water falls. >> tyler paddled over his first waterfall at the age of 15, and has never looked back. >> i would say in my lifetime as an extreme kayaker, ive probably run 150 plus water falls. ive kind of los...

>> reporter: in the pacific ocean alone noaa says patches of garbage swirl about. there are laws that prohibit dumping in the ocean, the problem is enforcement. theres another issue, the vast ocean waters are very difficult to police. >> all over the world people are realizing that we cannot afford the use of single use plastics and companies need to start taking responsibility for what happens to their products after they leave the consumers hands. >> reporter: as for the airasia jet and image ...

They dont think i would have 36 eggs. but there is the cake magically. by the way, i like how cnn has turned into "bar rescue." like food network. focusing on cakes. confetti. what was your confetti wish? if youve dont know this anderson earlier in the nontelevised portion was with the cosmo girls, doing a confetti wish. >> what happens here in times square. people are here, you know, for 12 hours or so. they have entertainment for the crowd. from the, from like the times square alliance. >> why...

Components. up to about 10%. if you will see some lag in the market early on in the year, it is because of oil companies finally not being able to make the money theyre used to making. leland: you speak about the oil companies. you also speak about so often as a consumer, as somebody with money in a 401(k), you hear about these things and it doesnt make any sense why all of sudden they cause massive drops in the market. something happens in russia, in china. you hear about the ruble. you hear in...

The world and across our country often. maybe also the turbulence. you cant see the turbulence. they have indicators of it. other planes threw the area. if its a rapidly developing storm maybe they didnt know the turbulence. you could deal with lightning and icing on the wings. thats certain elevations with super cool drops of air. those are the possibilities of what they could have been dealing with. we wont know nshlofficially until we get the black box. for more lets try to bring in our "news...

Job, you think, to be the police commissioner of new york city? theres obvious tension between him and mayor de blasio. and now its even worse. why do you think he took the job, bernie? >> he took the job because he loves the city. he loves the job of policing. look, you know, this isnt a secret. i have an enormous amount of respect for bill bratton. he is what i consider the architect of crime reduction in the entire country. he started in new york city under rudy giuliani back in 1994. the pro...

He started in new york city under rudy giuliani back in 1994. the programs that we implemented in new york city went on to cities all across this nation that saw substantial drops in crime reduction. and you know, thats what he does. he loves the job. i just dont think that he anticipated that he be working for a man that really doesnt have the respect he should for the men and women that are out there -- >> really, though? because, bernie, mayor de blasio ran on an anti-cop platform. he made no...

Friends of ours are professional kayakers and during the winters, they go to chile to kayak. and so for my husbands birthday, i surprised him with this trip. and so we had planned to go to chile for a week of kayaking. >> and you were really looking forward to it. >> it was wonderful. we spent a week enjoying the people and the food and our friends. >> what was going to be our last day of kayaking was january 14th. we had planned to kayak on a section of river thats well known for its water fall...

The rules isnt much of a deterrent for him. but hope is not lost for all inmates serving life without parole. >> what did you do with the sunglasses? >> i put in drops. >> what kind of drops? >> eye doctor. the eye doctor gave them to me. >> the culture has changed because i think people have more hope. what coincided was a couple laws that changed. some of our life without parole inmates, when you serve life without parole and all your crimes were a habitual offender, they were all nonviolent, ...

Of their own success you have seen dramatic drops in crime across the country primarily in new york. and thousands have been saved by policing within minority neighborhoods and because of this new safety and this new publicationry of safety, people forget what it takes to be a policeman and, therefore, to see them as kind of a point of contact to complain. >> to exactly. >> what people dont realize is if we keep piling on police. we make them somewhat tentative? the way that they deal with situa...