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the fbi is investing heavily in a new and expanding presence in huntsville, alabama, which i believe has the highest concentration of ph.d.s anywhere in the country. a lot of defense support and technical support capability there. and we're pursuing some innovative partnerships, for example, through the university of alabama at huntsville in terms of working with students there and capability development, but also, believe it or not, with space camp, which we all know from popular imagination really kind of captures students at a young age with the possibilities of space exploration. so we are pursuing the creation of a cyber camp on that same campus there in huntsville to try to entice the younger generation into the s.t.e.m. and cyber fields. and lastly i mentioned we can't recruit and hire our way out of this challenge. we're also looking at how do we develop the rest of our workforce. so we're currently piloting some aptitude testing for our new hires in terms of special agents and intelligence analysts. you may come onboard to the fbi to be an agent or analyst with your accounti

>> reporter: david, from appleton, wisconsin, to huntsville, alabama, record highs were broken today. and we're going to see several others. look at the flash flood watches, though. that is the imminent threat, from wisconsin back to eastern new mexico, where tomorrow morning, the skies will start opening up. you could see two to four inches fall very quickly there, and some of the burn scars are the but iowa to wisconsin by tomorrow night, you get up to a half foot locally. now, that cold front also acts as the dividing line between winter and summer. 38, the high tomorrow in billings, montana. 97 for nashville. that same heat settles in here on wednesday. october 2nd, it will be 93 degrees for philadelphia, david. >> wow. incredible. ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next here to the midair emergency involving the casing on an engine on a united flight from denver to orlando. passengers seeing a piece of that engine, the panel there, peeling back. totuouvi bacy.k larming, denver. abc's david kerley covers aviation. >> reporter: a frightening scene out the passenger window o

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was one of the space program's hidden figures, she was an engineer at the nasa special center in huntsville and alabama working for the sponsor tonight's event, she worker on a team that determine the path if the rocket fell back, their work was vital for safety planning in after a successful career in technology she now teaches for the next generation of computer workers, please join me and recognizing and welcoming this marion lead johnson. (applause) but liz johnson tonight speaker certainly knows what it's like to blaze trails and defy expectations. throughout this year 50th and a victory celebrations of the apollo 11th mission, i've been moved by those stories that i finally find a spotlight on the inspiring woman who helped make our exploration of space possible. we were lucky to have three of them today on the panel with us tonight. a space engineer, engineer popular guy and medical researcher tactics carolyn. each of our speakers tell us about her journey and will have a time for audience questions afterwards. joanna i'm start with you. john moore to launch control at kennedy space

johnson was an engineer in huntsville, alabama working for boeing, the sponsor for tonight's event. she worked on the team that determined the path the saturn v would take if the rocket fell back to earth. their work was vital for safety planning. after boeing and a successful career in computer technology, she now teaches the next generation of computer workers. please join me in recognizing and welcoming ms. marion lee johnson. [applause] like ms. johnson, tonight's speakers certainly know what it is like to blaze trails and defy expectations. throughout this year's 50th anniversary celebrations of the apollo 11 mission, i have been moved by the stories that have finally shined a spotlight on the inspiring women who helped make our exploration of space possible. we are lucky to have three of them here on the panel tonight. aerospace engineer joann hardin morgan, engineer poppy northcutt, and medical researcher dr. carolyn leach huntoon. each of our speakers tonight will tell us a bit about her journey, and then we will have time for audience questions afterwards. joann, i am going

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chris in huntsville, alabama. in morning. on the democrat line. yes, i have a question for you. , if they knowan who the whistleblower is, can they release their name? or the federal government the subcontractor of the federal government, but can civilian release that person's name was fax. host: good question. i don't know the answer. who do you think might be someone to do that? caller: i am not going to a going toit's say anything like that, i just want to know if a civilian knows who it is, can they release their name legally? not morally, morally has nothing to do with it. host: someone who is not a member of the government? you mean someone who is not a member of the government? caller: exactly, yes. host: good question. thank you for posing it. pennsylvania, independent line. caller: good morning. i do not have any confidence in adam schiff to run this investigation. back when they were talking about the pfizer, he did a report and wanted to get his report out and find out the everything the adam schiff said was wrong and s is suing himne f

in huntsville, alabama.t it outside or inside and we've been able to scale our company from 2016 to where we're at right now when i founded it to 110,000 square feet. our goal this year is to reach over 1 million homes and we're about 750,000 orders in right now so we're almost there. so the home stretch. maria: good for you. you recently attended the president's made in america forum, right. >> yes, at the white house. it was incredible. i got a selfie with president trump and he posted it on his instagram. maria: he signed an executive order for qualifications in terms of making in america. >> more specifically with the steel space, where the steel in particular would raise to 95% for you to claim made in the usa and so all of our products are proudly made in the usa. maria: that's terrific. collin. thank you. let's look at some mittens made in michigan. connie, great to see you. these are nice looking. >> thank you so much. maria: tell us how you produce and whether or not you're seeing any impact in term