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>> rosland tells police his car is rigged to blow sky-high and they believe him. the suspect has threatened to blow himself up before but that incident ended peacefully. >> to me, that was a call that he was reaching out for help. when i first heard of this incident, i thought well, you know, terrys reaching out again, you know. >> this time, things will end differently. >> he warned us that he had a device, it was a pressure-release device, and if we tried to remove him from the vehicle, you kn...

>> they are triangle to expose the drops the muslim community. get people to then police. isnt that a good thing for us? >> can you imagine if it was a muslim officer ordered to attend a synagogue on saturday and he objected on religious grounds and was transferred, subjected to an internal affairs investigation, he was suspended without pay for two weeks, and he was assigned to the graveyard shift. if that happened everybody in that chain of command in that police department would have been fir...

>> today she still works long hours at the store and is thankful that lucky ax was close by. its the early morning hours of june 3rd, 1999, at this albertsons supermarket in las vegas. 23-year-old zack emmenneger is working the graveyard shift. >> its a typical day. i mean nothing was out of the ordinary at all. at all. >> at 5:15 a.m., a security camera is trained on the east entrance of the store. an employee can be seen pushing a row of carts away. seconds later, a man named zane floyd stri...

Location. i wouldnt worry too much about that. that is common in the system and there are ways to control that. >> its news to a lot of us that are not pilots or faa chiefs of staff that there are times that people dont know about. >> they are just position reports every 15 minutes through a third party that communicates back to ground control. we dont have radar coverage over that part of the world. in the pacific, we have adsb, a satellite uplink down to the ground. theres a better tracking in...

A farmer prepared for the spring after the strongest five-year stretch of farm exports in our history. a rural doctor gave a young child the first prescription to treat asthma that his mother could afford. a man took the bus home from the graveyard shift, bone tired, dreaming big dreams for his son. and a tight knit community all across america, fathers and mothers will tuck in their kids, put an arm around their spouse, remember fallen comrades, and give thanks for being home from a war that af...

Off foreign oil. a farmer prepared for the spring after the strongest five-year stretch of farm exports in our history. a rural doctor gave a young child the first prescription to treat asthma that his mother could afford. a man took bus home from the graveyard shift, bone tired, but dreaming big dreams for his son. in a tight-knit communities all across america fathers and mothers will tuck in their kids, put an arm around their spouse, remember fallen comrades, and give thanks for being home f...

Off foreign oil. a farmer prepared for the spring after the strongest five-year stretch of farm exports in our history. a rural doctor gave a young child the first prescription to treat asthma that his mother could afford. a man took the bus home from the graveyard shift, bone tired, dreaming big dreams for his son. and a tight knit community all across america, fathers and mothers will tuck in their kids, put an arm around their spouse, remember fallen comrades, and give thanks for being home f...

Off foreign oil. a farmer prepared for the spring after the strongest five-year stretch of farm exports in our history. a rural doctor gave a young child the first prescription to treat asthma that his mother could afford. a man took the bus home from the graveyard shift, bone tired, but dreaming big dreams for his son. in a tight-knit communities all across america, fathers and mothers will tuck in their kids, put an arm around their spouse, remember fallen comrades, and give thanks for being h...

That one has to worry about the teams to beat. >> is there anyway of knowing that? these trains didnt have regular updates. >> they got it found. >> its hard to both sleep and play with your iphone simultaneously. >> no. but it could slowly have gone faster and faster. >> it moneys that people on night shifts and early morning shifts, we need sleep experts to think through the proper way of scheduling people. i think thats certainly over the last 10 or 15 years come into industry. i think it nee...

Know what youre going to do, how youre going to act. >> today she still works long hours at the store and is thankful that lucky ax was close by. its the early morning hours of june 3rd, 1999, at this albertsons supermarket in las vegas. 23-year-old zack emmenneger is working the graveyard shift. >> its a typical day. i mean nothing was out of the ordinary at all. at all. >> at 5:15 a.m., a security camera is trained on the east entrance of the store. an employee can be seen pushing a row of c...