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They said the same thing about the F-4 and look how that turned out. 

Reporter gabby orr as well. what did you think? what's your reaction to this news about the grand jury? >> well, to the grand jury, it's obviously not good news for the former president. we don't know so many things. we don't know most things about what they are actually convened for and whether or not they are trying to force his old business partner or the person who did all of his books, weisselberg, to flip or whether or not they really have the goods on the former president. but what we do know is that the reaction that trump had was, don't you think at this point, they just have files an...

The Phantom has proven both versatile and adaptable over time. Here's What You Need to Know: When the F-4 first came out it in 1958 it was a revolutionary design. The McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II is a legendary aircraft — an icon of the Vietnam War and the archetype of the third-generation jet fighter designs that entered service in the 1960s. More than 5,000 of these heavy supersonic fighters were built, and hundreds continue to serve and even see combat in several air forces today. But the Phantom’s record in air-to-air combat over Vietnam — especially when compared to it...

Tehran keeps what good tech it can -- even if it is old. Here's What You Need to Know: The F-4 may be old, but it can still deal a serious blow. The F-4’s greatest advantage was its speed—Mach 2.5+ in some circumstances, and it’s thrust. Although not terribly maneuverable, the F-4 could engage and disengage from fights virtually at will by accelerating away from the enemy. The airframe held a number of world records, including top speed, altitude, and climbing records.  Iran maintains a fleet of F-4s, and although it is difficult to pin down a definitive number of the country’s air...

No popcorn, no soda and nobody in the next seat: S.F. welcomes back the movies FacebookTwitterEmail The Metreon, shown in 2020, reopened as San Francisco entered the red tier.Google Street View 2020 There were plenty of empty seats and no popcorn as the Bay Area went back to the movies over the weekend. Some of the seats were left empty on purpose, because allowing extra space is the new normal. Some seats were empty because people weren’t inclined to pay $19 for a ticket to “Tom and Jerry.” Apryl Walker was among a handful of midday customers Saturday at the giant Metreon movie complex...