binding he can't just say i don't want the plane now it's a sign that we're getting going again pfeiffer doesn't call that it's. a glimmer of hope for the airline and for the manufacturer of us pilot thomasville hence says every plane gets built help secure jobs. that once is risky it's important for us to maintain production albeit at a lower level so it's a good feeling and a positive sign that we continue to deliver such big planes it also shows that love towns are and the aviation industry and air bus are confident that things will take off again even if the steps are small and slow including dozens with all threats. on this but this is optimism is all well and good but nobody actually knows what commercial aviation. well look like in the future for example love tensors switching some planes from carrying passengers to freight and has therefore removed rows of seats social distancing may be with us for some time and passenger planes too might be facing a redesign less sardine tin more limousine angles look at so designs cabins for advice he says it's crucial to make passengers feel s

pfeiffer pavett wine along the silverado trail in calistoga burned sunday night, destroying 17 years' worth of hard work. >> this is the lifeblood and the life force of making wine, so it's still standing. it's still here. but we're incredibly, incredibly fortunate. >> reporter: now, it's very dark out here, and it's hard to know where this firewall is going. hopefully this road will provide a break. right over here to my right is a whole bunch of vines. i'm not sure how many homes are nearby. at daybreak, we'll know more then. this fire has been going on since sunday, and there is no end in sight. reporting live in calistoga, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cheryl, we talked about at daybreak we'll see what we see. let's bring in now nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney, where we see some of the aftermath, people returning to their homes. it looked like a burnt out garage where you are, terry. >> reporter: exactly. evacuation orders dropped this avenue. people allowed to come back into this section and other sections of santa rosa. as you can see, this homeowner has nothing to retur

. >> reporter: paramedic megan pfeiffer kept this video diary for us of her life in the trenches, whenls were coming every 15 seconds. >> right now it's patient after patient that's really sick, and a lot of them are getting intubated as soon as they walk through those e.r. doors. we're taking them in there to die. >> available, boom, another call. available again, boom, another call. >> reporter: rookie e.m.t. sheena williams' $35,000 job is now in jeopardy, after new york city lost $9 billion in tax revenue since covid-19 struck. e.m.t.s are the lowest-paid first responders, with their salary capping out at less than half what a firefighter could make, while responding to ten times the number of calls. what will your life look like financially, emotionally, without a job? >> financially, broke. >> reporter: i think our viewers will say, "wait a second. of all jobs to cut, how could it possibly be the most front of the front-line workers?" >> right, which is ridiculous, because if you think about it, new york is on our backs. you call 911, and who shows up first? e.m.t.s do. >> we wer

and these red areas that are on the map, those are all the pfeiffer perimetfire perimeters burning in california. you can see previous fires we've had in nevada, utah, and arizona over the past couple of months. plenty of wildfire activity lately. the problem on why we can't get this to clear out, it's all about the way the wind's moving, not only at the surface but also up at 20,000 and 30,000 feet in the jet stream. they've been kind of acting in a parallel, uniform fashion here, and it's basically acted like a conveyor belt to bring the smoke down from these two fires that exploded in size this week. and it's been pushing that smoke from the north off towards the south. we're seeing the winds pick up a little bit in san francisco, but still not good enough yet to circulate that air. and that's why you'll see in this air quality forecast, which is really minute by minute, hour by hour, i'm forecasting we'll start off the day tomorrow in that unhealthy to very unhealthy range. so, again, limiting your outdoor exposure is going to be the best way to deal with everything. tomorrow morn

the jetpack and pfeiffer run five minutes but this flight in the langdale pikes tookjust 90 seconds to 25 minutes on foot. if someone had had a cardiac arrest on top of the hill and deployed the jet suit, cardiac arrest on top of the hill and deployed thejet suit, i am confident we would have that defib on that patient within eight minutes. richard browning was wearing the catsuit he invented to show the ambulance servants how it worked. the catsuit, you have a couple sitting behind here, it's works with micro engines so the same things you have on a jetliner, two on the arm one on the back and the way they possibly downwards allows you to than lift off the ground. all the maneuverability is found using a natural coordination and balance. and as he for the mac you come down again. the great north air ambulance service is now in talks to make modifications to the jet suits with the hope of sending a paramedic up to reach the first patients by next summer. sharon barbour, bbc news. this is outside source life from the bbc news room with me karin giannone oni. more than a million people h

>> so sorry to report that today is not the day that the weather will be in the firefighters' pfeifferd, but it will deteriorate. 60s and 70s, temperatures in the 80s where the fires are burning. you can see the current aquality moderate to poor up in santa rosa, looking at about 100 in santa rosa today. >>> that will be a tough today. how grossly chains are stocking up in case a second wave of the pandem >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. tax returns bombshell. a stunning new report in the "new york times" finds president trump paid just $750 in federal income taxes the year he won the white house and his first year in office. the investigation finds deductions including more than $70,000 in haircuts when he was on "the apprentice" and paying in federal income in 11 of the 18 years examined. the latest this morning. >>> supreme court nominee showdown. the president pushing to have judge amy coney barrett on the bench as soon as possible as we learn more about the woman who could fill justice ruth bader ginsburg's seat. democrats zeroing in on crucial issues from health care to

in spanish-language in the biden campaign has also done the same, $6 million in a big spanish add pfeifferhas been leading trump in the polls in florida but that has shrunk, the latest polls roughly two or 3% so within the margin of error but the latino vote is huge and we are the trump national doral golf club, they have a lot of venezuelan american immigrants and of course miami-dade has a whole lot of cuban-american immigrants, the majority of them get reelected, he will talk roughly in five minutes. stuart: thank you very much indeed, right in the middle as usual. how about california, one story after another. really crazy stuff out there, steve hilton will join us about california crazies, we talked president trump supreme court front runner judge jeanine purell on that. plus she will get my take on the upcoming presidential debate which is only four days away, we will be back. i'm a verizon engineer. and i'm part of the team building... ...a powerful 5g experience for america. it's 5g ultra wideband, and it's already available in parts of select cities. like los angeles. and in new y