'Not guilty': Protesters in Kenosha absorb Kyle Rittenhouse verdict
The case has divided Kenosha. It has been a flashpoint in national debates about guns, protests and equity in the justice system.
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The case has divided Kenosha. It has been a flashpoint in national debates about guns, protests and equity in the justice system.
The jury found Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty on all five counts. Follow our live coverage here.
The edge planning to fly at 1,000 feet, higher than he's attempted before. a go-pro camera sits on his wing to record the flight. >> set up the glider, put the harness on, got to be my turn. i attached. when you're towing, you stomp your foot a couple times and the tow rig pulls you off the ground. >> 76-year-old harold johnson operates the tow rig. the electric powered rig uses a winch to create tension on the wire cable. once lyons reaches altitude, he can release the tow line and glide free. >> so i went ahead and toed imup. got him all the way up to the end. >> within seconds, lyons is air...
And that's for cutting lines when you need to. and for whatever reason, i didn't try to do that. >> he turns to his parachute instead. >> at that point, i was going parachute or die. >> lyons had only just learned how to use his parachute. >> i had taken a parachute clinic about two weeks before that where they had told me and everybody else, this is what you do. >> he has trouble releasing the parachute, too. >> i was trying to fly with one hand -- mostly just keep myself in some semblance of order -- and pull with one hand. it didn't come out -- that's not working. pull with two hands -- oh,...
At the same time, he is still searching. >> everything that comes with base jumping is absolutely incredible, and i hope i can find a way to fill that gap. but i'm struggling at the moment. a 72-year-old hangglider is flying high until a midair mishap threatens to send him crashing to the ground. >> what do i do now? >> july 5th, 2013, hollister, california. 72-year-old lynn lyons has always wanted to fly. >> i had wanted to fly ever since i was young. >> but it wasn't until he was 70 years old that he made the leap. >> you're flying. here i've gone to heaven, and i haven't even died yet. >>...