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We should be flying in and out of the most fortified and the embassy, our embassy, he gave that up. we need the high ground back in order not to be the captives, but make the taliban the cab captives. griff: and 62% across political lines felt that the afghanistan war wasn't worth fighting. and you gave your legs. and how do you answer that question. >> i answered that this morning, hundreds of people in martin county walked across a bridge for service members and the exact thing i said to them is this, what we do on the ground in combat. when you run across a field of improvised explosives to...

‘Senseless’: Cab company president reports alarming spike in driver attacks ‘Senseless’: Cab company president reports alarming spike in driver attacks By Allyson Blair | December 23, 2020 at 3:59 PM HST - Updated December 23 at 7:31 PM HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Police are searching for a gunman who carjacked a taxi driver overnight in Wilhelmina Rise in what’s being described as the latest in a string of attacks on cabbies. The 35-year-old victim escaped without getting hurt. But others haven’t been as lucky. The Wednesday incident started about 12...

City editorial board has come out against him. in that corner of iowa where i spent a lot of time -- i was once the weatherman on channel 4. >> we'll find that footage shortly. >> sponsored by the cab corn. i held up a corn cob at point. they've been with him for a long time. he has a lot of outrageous things to say. they are getting to him with that last appearance we saw. this is very disconcerting. the country says we got to learn to work together. we have an election under way that will divide us more. if democrats do win the house, for example and trump stays in power we're going to go th...

Around a curve. 80 miles per hour in a 30 mile per hour zone. we're also learning new details including where the conductor was when the train derailed creating a horrific scene with part of the train dangling over an overpass. kyung lah joins us now. kyung. >> reporter: well, john, we're learning many details. and that lead conductor wasn't in the cab, wasn't at the controls. that's according to a news conference the ntsb held. one other part of the investigation they're focusing on is trying to retrieve every piece of evidence. what you're looking at there is what is left of a passenger car....

>> so -- and i mean again, this is a basic question. the engineer will know the route and know what those speeds are? >> yeah engineers go through very intensive training. locomotive engineers go through months and months of training where they have to learn every nook and cranny of the railroad. where every signal is every speed change is. where every spich is that they can change from track to track, they have to memorize this stuff. in some cases, we have signal systems that will alert the engineer when speeds change. so that they can reduce their speed, they get in on the alarming side of ...