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>> having bitter luck, the british pilot escapes with only minor injuries and captain hut cheats death by only the slimmest margin. >> i was probably doing 33 feet per second when i hit the ground and all the data out there says that anything more than about 35 feet per second is probably a fatal rate. >> so what went wrong? investigators find the wing of a small bird in the wreckage. its a franklins gull, common to the air field but generally too small to do this much damage so it makes sense w...

Cuba over the last year, sensitive american weapons technology is still in the hands of this once sworn enemy. in inactive hellfire missile sent last year to europe for training mistakenly shipped to of all places, cuba. the missile, called a hellfire captive air training missile, was not operational. and it wasnt fitted with a warhead. the live version is generally shot from helicopters to targets on the ground in combat. and most recently from predator drones in counterterrorism operations in ...

Theres a pair of robots -- these are rescue robots. were talking about what could help out in a crisis scenario in this country. these are it. the hrp 2 and one called the kai and these both. the kai and the jackson. theyll go into, say, an earthquake scenario or an area that has had an explosion happen. they will go through the debris and actually can get to -- go through chemicals, can make the path for first responders and extinguish fires. >> at the same time, can they bring them back? >> no...

Life. >> there is a sensor in the grip. >> you have seen it in the movies but smart guns are about to become a reality. we will get an inside look. >> first steve doocy is with us to tell us whats coming up on "fox and friend. >> coming up at the top are the hour on "fox & friends" the latest on breaking news out of the middle east. was somebody doctoring our intel reports on isis to make it sound a little cheer year than it was. the pentagon expanding the investigation. if the white house says ...

Public gatherings and sensor the media and thats what they have been doing over the past three days. we have seen french police over 400 raids, arrest more than 60 people and have put 118 people under house arrest. >> an amazing number. ari, legally speaking, walk us through what the french can do now and what the changes are and compares to what we can do in the united states. >> it compares that this is far more robust than what we do in the this country. think after 9/11, the congress passed ...

Stormed the beaches in normandy during world war ii if before the paratroopers deployed in britain, we said to our gis, listen guys, whatever you do, dont call them nazis, because you might offend somebody. you would be court-martialed. why are we doing that now 14 years into the war. if the enemy calls themselves holy warriors, youre not allowed to sensor that. thats called sensoring the intelligence cycle. we didnt rename the soviet union something else. we just didnt say theyre communists tha...

Stormed the beaches in normandy during world war ii if before the paratroopers deployed in britain, we said to our gis, listen guys, whatever you do, dont call them nazis, because you might offend somebody. you would be court-martialed. why are we doing that now 14 years into the war. if the enemy calls themselves holy warriors, youre not allowed to sensor that. thats called sensoring the intelligence cycle. we didnt rename the soviet union something else. we just didnt say theyre communists tha...

Discount them. but theres also, it seems to me, they can be the by-product of speech. people can say things that really, genuinely, you do emotionally harm. they may even make you in some sense feel unsafe or feel harassed. figuring out what that line is seems to be a pretty tricky thing. because if that category expands big enough, you do start to encroach on debate. >> sure, but lets be clear that black students arent going and complaining to the administration every time someone says somethin...

Because if that category expands big enough, you do start to encroach on debate. >> sure, but lets be clear that black students arent going and complaining to the administration every time someone says something that is remotely offensive to them. these were a series of escalating incidents in which students were moving around and being yelled at, so that they felt physically unsafe. thats very different than a student in your class said something that was racially insensitive and now youre call...

"harassment," those are real things, and i dont want to discount them. but theres also, it seems to me, they can be the by-product of speech. people can say things that really, genuinely, you do emotionally harm. they may even make you in some sense feel unsafe or feel harassed. figuring out what that line is seems to be a pretty tricky thing. because if that category expands big enough, you do start to encroach on debate. >> sure, but lets be clear that black students arent going and complainin...