trump's crackdown on immigration and border security. >> the border crossing goes -- >> then the town again -- will be dead again. it would be hard it would be very hard again. we wouldn't like to go through it again. >> it's the chance of taking this row boat to the other side that just might be the best $5 you'll ever spend. >> what an incredible series, ed lavendera thank you so much. coming up next, the book published 70 years ago is a best seller again today, some say president trump is the reason why. next, why there's so much interest in george orwell's "1984." brian stelter is with us, live. [zombie] an advance on my tax refund, i could really use that. [john] what would you do with that money? [zombie] i'd love to take a tropical holiday. [john] i'd be careful, with your skin tone.
compounds. >> lets start with maryland, 45 acres and huge compound and dozens cottages each and it can accommodate 44 people. a soccer field. i spoke to a friend of mine, he went to parties on this compound. he said it was like a camp on row boat as and he said it was really good parties. >> this is the place that russians would use. the u.s. government is going to say there were a gray area here and espionage is going on. you pointed out something yesterday repeating the proximity of this. >> close to an nsa facility
show about the potential impact self-driving cars could have on the jobs of millions of americans who drive for a living. self-driving boat technology will surely elicit a similar debate. after all, 90% of world trade makes use of maritime transport and more than 11.2 million sea farers operate. the scientists behind the row boat said much like the driverless car, one of the projects' objectives is to improve boat safety. sounds like progress to me, don't put row boats in place in ve venace. the answer is d, jimmy carter did not appoint a single supreme court justice and a close second
collisions. we've talked a lot on the show about the potential self-driving cars could have on the jobs of millions of americans who drive for a living. self-driving boat technology will surely illicit a debate. more than 1.2 million sea farers operate ships. the scientists behind the row boat did tell us much like the driverless car one of the project's objectives is to improve boat safety. sounds like progress to me. just don't put robots in place. the correct answer is d. jimmy carter was the only full-time president who did not appoint a single supreme court justice. george washington appointed the
articles on the rise of populism, one of them being mine. they look at trump, latin america and europe but there are also excellent pieces on turkey and egypt and there is one on europe that you will like. you'll get a big bang for the buck and for the last look. >> automated control engaging. >> self-driving car prototypes hit the roads in the united states but we may soon see more unusual driverless vehicles. meet the row boat a cleaver name for a robotic boat. the self-driving vessels, a $27 million project by the amsterdam institute solutions are expected to be tested in the canals of amsterdam next year. each row boat can be used for transporting goods or people, will be powered by renewable energy and will be able to scan the scene around them to minimize the risk of collision. we have talked a lot on this
this is different. this is multiple shooters, mass casualties, military style of operation. basically, what we saw in paris. >> listen, i want to tell our viewers as we are watching this we have chris swecker on the phone with us saying this is different than most mass shootings that happen in the united states. but we are watching the scene in redlands, california where the atf -- the atf on the scene now with a row boat sweeping a town home there. they believe there may be an explosive device of some kind. our reporters and crew came on the scene to see them breaking down the door with a battering ram. they dud hear an explosion. they were not sure if it was from a device going off or if the police set off an explosion. and several magazines of
walkways. contestants came from around the world and a 20-year-old from greece won first place for the second straight year. >> you wouldn't want to wear a helmet. that would just -- >> because i mean these guys are too macho for that and clearly too good for that. >> not one mom watching that. >> "way too early" starts now. lord, lord, two of my neighbors did not get out and as it was flooding he had to stand on this lady's cadillac to get to safety and it took them a while to get him. they got the row boat and the motorboat down there and saved the lady and that man. >> you can see it. what?! whoa! >> he just made a mistake. there he goes. >> 1,000 year storms slams south carolina, roads buckled, hundreds rescued. at least five people killed in some of the worst flooding the state has ever seen.
elderly, they failed to predict a tiny design flaw. it is prone to getting beat up by children. >> yeah. when the row boat was left alone in a shopping mall, kids would kick and push and toss it. it was taught to run from the bullies. the robot community does not want to admit, robot on robot bullying. you are obviously of a primitive design. >> you are mistaken, your efforts will be denied by me. >> you are even more stupid than i first computed.
january much it's quite another to say that on the senate floor. people say it's the world's most exclusive club. it's like a row boat a tiny row boat. and everybody depends on everybody else and one person can make 99 people's lives miserable. that's why i don't know what the next play is for ted cruz in the united states senate if this campaign doesn't work out for him. >> it's a short term play. the people who support him now love him not playing about it rules, even by the most basic rules. the reason why i think it's a bad long term play for him besides making his life unhappy in the senate is if he's going to be the republican nominee, he's going to have to win some early states. then have the staep. say let's get onboard. he is alienating the establishment. they'll resolve to stop him at all costs. that's going to keep -- decrease the chances of being the nominee. >> do you agree?
attics. >> we came across people punching holes in the attic spaces because water filled up all the way up to their attics. >> what are we doing now? where are we going? >> we're going to charity hospital. >> is this area safe? we heard about the snipers earlier tody. >> no, not really. >> we had to get a row boat and essentially row across from the parking deck across the street into the ramp at charity hospital. >> okay. well, we made it. safely. so this is what a charity hospital looks like in the middle of a natural disaster. >> when you get into charity hospital, you sort of immediately realize that it is as bad if not worse as has been described. it was completely crowded. there was a smell in the air. when you started to walk around the hospital and realize that the staircase is now becoming filled with bodies as a result of what was happening there, that you needed to start reporting. >> this is the parking deck between charity and tulane hospital. patients here over the last