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WATCH: Tesla showcases flying Roadster car
Trillionaire CEO Elon Musk promised a Texas crowd something they had never seen before and delivered on that vow. WASHINGTON — Where Tesla's going, it doesn't need roads. Trillionaire CEO Elon Musk promised a Texas crowd something they had never seen before and delivered on Thursday, Oct. 15, as Tesla unveiled a rocket-thrust version of its Roadster that can fly. "We need an audience to prove that it's not A.I.," Musk said. This story continues below.
WATCH: Tesla showcases flying Roadster car
Trillionaire CEO Elon Musk promised a Texas crowd something they had never seen before and delivered on that vow. WASHINGTON — Where Tesla's going, it doesn't need roads. Trillionaire CEO Elon Musk promised a Texas crowd something they had never seen before and delivered on Thursday, Oct. 15, as Tesla unveiled a rocket-thrust version of its Roadster that can fly. "We need an audience to prove that it's not A.I.," Musk said.
WATCH: Tesla showcases flying Roadster car
WASHINGTON — Where Tesla's going, it doesn't need roads. Trillionaire CEO Elon Musk promised a Texas crowd something they had never seen before and delivered on Thursday, Oct. 15, as Tesla unveiled a rocket-thrust version of its Roadster that can fly. "We need an audience to prove that it's not A.I.," Musk said. The car, which, like many Tesla models, looks like a cross between a luxury sedan and a science fiction cartoon, had been in development for nearly nine years.
Chicago to pay record $260M for police misconduct settlement
CHICAGO — Allegations of police misconduct against a former Chicago Police Department detective will cost the Windy City more than $260 million. The mass legal settlement, approved by the Chicago City Council this week, resolves 16 cases brought forward by 17 people who claimed former Detective Reynaldo Guevara had framed them for murder during the 1980s and 1990s. When added together, these plaintiffs spent nearly 400 years in custody, all for convictions that were later vacated.
Chicago to pay record $260M for police misconduct settlement
CHICAGO — Allegations of police misconduct against a former Chicago Police Department detective will cost the Windy City more than $260 million. The mass legal settlement, approved by the Chicago City Council this week, resolves 16 cases brought forward by 17 people who claimed former Detective Reynaldo Guevara had framed them for murder during the 1980s and 1990s. When added together, these plaintiffs spent nearly 400 years in custody, all for convictions that were later vacated.
Chicago to pay record $260M for police misconduct settlement
CHICAGO — Allegations of police misconduct against a former Chicago Police Department detective will cost the Windy City more than $260 million. The mass legal settlement, approved by the Chicago City Council this week, resolves 16 cases brought forward by 17 people who claimed former Detective Reynaldo Guevara had framed them for murder during the 1980s and 1990s. When added together, these plaintiffs spent nearly 400 years in custody, all for convictions that were later vacated.
Chicago to pay record $260M for police misconduct settlement
CHICAGO — Allegations of police misconduct against a former Chicago Police Department detective will cost the Windy City more than $260 million. The mass legal settlement, approved by the Chicago City Council this week, resolves 16 cases brought forward by 17 people who claimed former Detective Reynaldo Guevara had framed them for murder during the 1980s and 1990s. When added together, these plaintiffs spent nearly 400 years in custody, all for convictions that were later vacated.
Chicago to pay record $260M for police misconduct settlement
CHICAGO — Allegations of police misconduct against a former Chicago Police Department detective will cost the Windy City more than $260 million. The mass legal settlement, approved by the Chicago City Council this week, resolves 16 cases brought forward by 17 people who claimed former Detective Reynaldo Guevara had framed them for murder during the 1980s and 1990s. When added together, these plaintiffs spent nearly 400 years in custody, all for convictions that were later vacated.
Chicago to pay record $260M for police misconduct settlement
CHICAGO — Allegations of police misconduct against a former Chicago Police Department detective will cost the Windy City more than $260 million. The mass legal settlement, approved by the Chicago City Council this week, resolves 16 cases brought forward by 17 people who claimed former Detective Reynaldo Guevara had framed them for murder during the 1980s and 1990s. When added together, these plaintiffs spent nearly 400 years in custody, all for convictions that were later vacated.
Chicago to pay record $260M for police misconduct settlement
CHICAGO — Allegations of police misconduct against a former Chicago Police Department detective will cost the Windy City more than $260 million. The mass legal settlement, approved by the Chicago City Council this week, resolves 16 cases brought forward by 17 people who claimed former Detective Reynaldo Guevara had framed them for murder during the 1980s and 1990s. When added together, these plaintiffs spent nearly 400 years in custody, all for convictions that were later vacated.
Chicago to pay record $260M for police misconduct settlement
CHICAGO — Allegations of police misconduct against a former Chicago Police Department detective will cost the Windy City more than $260 million. The mass legal settlement, approved by the Chicago City Council this week, resolves 16 cases brought forward by 17 people who claimed former Detective Reynaldo Guevara had framed them for murder during the 1980s and 1990s. When added together, these plaintiffs spent nearly 400 years in custody, all for convictions that were later vacated.
Chicago to pay record $260M for police misconduct settlement
A former police detective cost Chicago more than $260 million after 17 people accused him of framing them for murder. CHICAGO — Allegations of police misconduct against a former Chicago Police Department detective will cost the Windy City more than $260 million. The mass legal settlement, approved by the Chicago City Council this week, resolves 16 cases brought forward by 17 people who claimed former Detective Reynaldo Guevara had framed them for murder during the 1980s and 1990s.
Chicago to pay record $260M for police misconduct settlement
CHICAGO — Allegations of police misconduct against a former Chicago Police Department detective will cost the Windy City more than $260 million. The mass legal settlement, approved by the Chicago City Council this week, resolves 16 cases brought forward by 17 people who claimed former Detective Reynaldo Guevara had framed them for murder during the 1980s and 1990s. When added together, these plaintiffs spent nearly 400 years in custody, all for convictions that were later vacated.
Chicago to pay record $260M for police misconduct settlement
CHICAGO — Allegations of police misconduct against a former Chicago Police Department detective will cost the Windy City more than $260 million. The mass legal settlement, approved by the Chicago City Council this week, resolves 16 cases brought forward by 17 people who claimed former Detective Reynaldo Guevara had framed them for murder during the 1980s and 1990s. When added together, these plaintiffs spent nearly 400 years in custody, all for convictions that were later vacated.
The midterm effect | Why the party in power (usually) loses in the House
WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
The midterm effect | Why the party in power (usually) loses in the House
WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
The midterm effect | Why the party in power (usually) loses in the House
WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
The midterm effect | Why the party in power (usually) loses in the House
WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
The midterm effect | Why the party in power (usually) loses in the House
WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
The midterm effect | Why the party in power (usually) loses in the House
WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
The midterm effect | Why the party in power (usually) loses in the House
WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
The midterm effect | Why the party in power (usually) loses in the House
WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
The midterm effect | Why the party in power (usually) loses in the House
WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
The midterm effect | Why the party in power (usually) loses in the House
WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
The midterm effect | Why the party in power (usually) loses in the House
Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum. WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
The midterm effect | Why the party in power (usually) loses in the House
WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
The midterm effect | Why the party in power (usually) loses in the House
WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
The midterm effect | Why the party in power (usually) loses in the House
WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
The midterm effect | Why the party in power (usually) loses in the House
WASHINGTON — The midterms have a history of humbling the political party in power. Whether under a Republican or Democratic president, the midterms can serve as a referendum, with the president’s party typically losing the U.S. House of Representatives.
Here's what we know about the death of 'Breaking Bad' actor, disability rights activist RJ Mitte
BROWNSVILLE, Texas — EDITOR’S NOTE — This story includes discussion of suicide. If you or someone you know needs help, the national suicide and crisis lifeline in the U.S. is available by calling or texting 988. There is also an online chat at 988lifeline.org. RJ Mitte, the actor best known for his role as Walter White Jr. on "Breaking Bad," died by suicide at his house in Brownsville, Texas, his representative confirmed to PEOPLE on Monday, Oct. 12. He was 34 years old.
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