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France utterly condemns the many missile launches – several of them ballistic – which North Korea carried out today and which constitute further (…)

2015--Andrea Recalde, Hobart, New York 2015--Charlie Blanchard, San Francisco, California Back 2010--Angelique Pierre, Port-au-Prince, Haiti As a means of arriving at a more critical and focused view of the dense capital city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti I sought to define a tangible image of the social and spatial conditions around the infrastructural systems linking the city through water distribution, the program of the latrine, and, subsequently, that of the market. Upon arriving in Port-au-Prince the greatest challenge was to read the internal logic of the city, as there were see...

So we have crowd control is what our force is looking to do here. protect the line on the limit line to ensure there is not a mass rush across our borders where we get overwhelmed. >> now they train but they don't train for this, this often and this way. but this is their reality now. mass caravans like this are relatively new and their coming with a hostility. they've been promised things that aren't coming true. who made them that promises, that is a story for another day because it is involved. so that is moment. and then we spoke with rodney scott from the san diego sector and doing this a...

>> its emissions cross the threshold and could interfere with systems like the plane smoke alarm. next test, a laptop. >> it goes above the limit line. >> it failed shoing potential interference. a tablet in wifi mode also failed. but the same tablet altested in ae airplane mode is safe. >> it's causing more work for pilots during critical phases of flight. >> a recent survey found one in three passengers left their devices on because they forgot. despite that, engineers say no electronic device has ever taken down a plane.