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Here, I’d like to break down the strengths and weaknesses of the two aircraft. Here's What You Need To Remember: The biggest difference, perhaps, is in numbers; many hundreds of F-15s continue to serve around the world, while there are fewer than a hundred Su-35s. I have been asked to compare the venerable American F-15 Eagle fighter to Russia’s new competitor for the crown of best Fourth Generation fighter, the Su-35S “Flanker E.” The former is the airplane that in many ways defined what a Fourth Generation fighter can do. Introduced in the 1970s, it has been extensively updated to...

Their lives and one man said it was a sound he never wanted to hear again. the mayor of el reno, fourth generation, who said his town has been through it before, surviving tornadoes and have to put their boot straps on and rebuild. what we know right now, power screens are here on the scene trying to restore power and go through what damage they can. and search and rescue crews confirming for us today that everyone has been accounted for, two people confirmed dead, 29 sent to the hospital ranging from critical conditions to minor injuries, several fighting for their lives. >> thanks for that u...

Your crops prepared. >> reporter: in virginia, fourth generation farmer john boyd tells "the washington post" he's feeling the pain. >> don't need a damn wall out here. i need my money so that i can plant my crop on time and finish harvesting. >> reporter: but brim supports the president and his push for a border wall. still, he says the shutdown needs to end. >> i just like, you know, to say that, we need something done now. we need for the democrats and the republicans to get together and do what's right. give him the wall if that's what it takes to get this thing closed down so we can go ba...

Where the seclusion room was not really necessary. >> martha: you talk about the room having dark walls and you could hear them sliding a desk in front of the door so that you couldn't get out and, sean, you are an educator yourself, fourth-generation of educators and you make a very good point that it would be illegal for a parent to lock their child in a room, why is it not for a school to do so? >> and that's the question that we've all been asking. if we were going to do this at home we would have child protective services banging on my door but because i'm a certified teacher in the same ...

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