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Wright Brothers National Memorial goes virtual for celebration of First Flight's 117th anniversary and last updated 2020-12-17 08:06:06-05 KILL DEVIL HILLS, N.C. - 117 years ago, Orville and Wilbur Wright took off from the Outer Banks in their flying machine. That first flight on December 17, 1903 lasted just 12 seconds, but it changed the course of history as the first time humans left the earth in a heavier-than-air powered machine. On Thursday, the Wright Brothers National Memorial in Kill Devil Hills is commemorating the occasion virtually due to COVID-19. The celebration, titled 'The In...

Rhetoric. not that there is a direct line there but it is creating a toxic ecosystem. my opinion hasn't changed because of two reasons. we need an inclusive leader in america, someone who understands the changing demographics, hispanics becoming majority population in california, need some one who understands two women became the first women to finish the ranger program. women are on the rise and leading in. we need a leader who realizes hispanic americans will be the next great voting block. i think donald trump is not that person. not the person creating inclusion. not celebrating diversity....

Season one of "at prthe apprent" kwame, you weren't planning on running out voting for donald trump. he is a mainstream candidate. has your opinion changed now? >> my opinion hasn't changed. i talked about the show, the toxic ego system that donald trump was creating with rhetoric. lo and behold, we had the boston incident, hispanic homeless gentleman assaulted by two gentlemen based on donald trump's rhetoric. creating the toxic eco system. we need an inclusive leader in america, someone who understands the changing demographics, hispanics becoming majority population in california, need some...

Upstairs above jewel why, in case you're keeping up with geography. this is quite an advancement. >> yes, yes. this is part of the first class to include women. and they haven't been identified by the army yet, so we don't know exactly who they are, but we know they're in their 20s and they both graduated from west point. the pentagon calls the ranger program the army's premier combat leadership course teaching them how to overcome fatigue, hunger and stress to lead soldiers during small unit combat operations. in order to do this, they started back in april with 381 men and 19 women. they had...

Government funding to help the families. >>guest: that is the common thing we have in all our programs. we have four programs. we fund usually through our care coalition, special operations care coalition which takes the wounded ranger, brings them back into the states and puts them in excellence medical care and the government is black and white, and family relationships and family needs are fluid, and the gray areas are a number of things from family support beyond dependence, so we bring grandma and grandpa to the bedside and during outpatient situation where we are going through recovery, ...