and fdr time were correlated. timing will continue to be refined. times are in eastern standard. >> time. >> and our preliminary. the fdr captures. the entirety of the accident flight. the cvr audio, because it is only. two hours in duration, starts mid flight prior to initial descent. the crew briefed the arrival for the troops. five arrival, followed by an ils approach to runway one at dca around 815. the aircraft left 37,000ft for an initial descent at eight 3910 potomac approach cleared the crew for the mount vernon visual. >> runway. >> one approach. at 840 306. the crew made initial contact with the dca tower. the tower controller then asked if the crew could switch to runway 33. after a brief discussion between the crew, they agreed to runway 33. at eight 4527. the autopilot was disconnected at 840 601. a radio transmission from the tower was audible, informing pat 25 that traffic just south of the wilson bridge was a crash at 1200ft, circling to runway 33 at eight 4629, the crew received a 1000 foot automated call out at eight 4647, dca towe

times are eastern standard time in our preliminary.dr captures the entirety of the accident flight. cvr audio, because it's only two hours in duration starts mid flight. prior to initial dissents, the crew brief the arrival for the troops arrival followed by ils approach to runway one at dca. around 8:15 p.m. the aircraft left 37000 feet for an initial dissents. at 8:30 9:00 p.m. potomac approach cleared the carew for the mount vernon visual to runwy one approach. at eight 43:00 p.m. they made additional contact the tower controller asked if the carew could switch to runway 33. after brief discussion between the crew, they agreed to runway 33. at 8:45 p.m. autopilot was disconnected. at 8:46 p.m. radio transmission from the tower was audible informing pat 25 traffic just south of the wilson bridge was a c art j at 1200 feet circling to runway 33. at 8:46 p.m. the crew received 1000-foot automated calling. at 846: 47:00 p.m. dca tower cleared other jet traffic for departure with no delay. at 8:47 p.m. 29 the crew received 500-foot autom

we would call each other from time to time. and he was very, very kind, very, very good leader and a good friend through the years. and i really appreciate him and a lot of good memories. >> he was such a mentor. he did the same with me. he said, pam, we have a serious job to do. we have an important job in this bay area. people count on us to, to, to bring them the facts and to not, you know, cause alarm. >> yeah. >> to bring calm and facts and accuracy. and he said, i never take that lightly. and boy, he lives on through all of us. >> he does. >> the impression that he made. we'll continue to talk about dennis throughout the morning. and we want you to share your memories as well. dennis, something you might not know is actively involved in the community as well. when he was not delivering the news here with us, he dedicated his time to an east bay nonprofit called a la costa. the organization, based in berkeley, supports students and young adults with developmental disabilities. dennis was an important part of the nonprofit'

now this means the same time. now this means the duty on a bottle of gin will rise by £0.32 and wine is to increase by £0.54. and those are the latest gb news headlines for now. more news from me in an houn >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> welcome to lee anderson's real world. i'm lee anderson. the reform uk member of parliament for ashfield. and joining me on the show tonight, we've got journalist and author emma woolf. thank you for coming back on. and we've got a new guest on, on the on the show tonight is our left in the corner. it's lloyd russell—moyle and he is a famous former labour mp remembered for this little shenanigans in parliament just a few years ago. have a look at this. >> i think, david, debate to be resumed. what they said. put it back. no no no no no. order. >> thanks, lloyd, for coming on the show. all right. we saw this week if you could stay awake long enough. we had the speech this week fr

want to turn into a full time gig right now? i'm full time content creator. i work with brands on other videos. sometimes do partnerships that are outside of social media. i've been a correspondent with nick news. i've been a radio with tech talk radio. i was radio host with them for about three years. so social media profession has taken me to so many different places, but for me, the end goal would just be to continue creating both on tiktok and on other platforms that evoke joy. i really, really want to be a as i said, i'm in school filmmaking. i love writing stories, especially just as i said before, that pertain to telling more stories where people can feel more light hearted as we go through things in this world that fight against that. so what will fast black history be focusing on in early 25, 2025? what's your upcoming tiktoks that you're doing well, you will have to watch, to find out and where do people go to find it. you can go on my tik tok in other social media handle at taylor cassidy j fast black history is the name of the tik tok taylor cassi

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but this time tragedy strikes this time the most severe of all tragedies. he's stricken with some of local virus and he dies in madagascar. but for those in the field of botany looms very large. he is credited with over a thousand new species of plants. the legacies at the this to me is one of the more interesting parts of the story it's something i didn't know about some of it. so first off, thpit that animated the apes in 1793 continues to animate the stitute today. the society has always been pushing the boundaries of ledge. in 1803 during the lewis and kition when jefferson finally succeeds in realizing this vision. rst thing he does is he tells meriwether lewis, go to the apes and meet with their scientists. you can learn what it is so you can learn scientific medical treatments that you're going to need on this expedit so the apes was essent the launch of the lewis and clark expedition. to are the stewards of the lewis and clark journals, perhaps even more notably in the instructions that jefferson wrote for lewis. lewis and clark. he used these instr

when you look at the really big businesses you're seeing a thousand times, 2000 times, 5000 times, you know, massive amounts of wealth, you know, dollar mcguire, the guy who was the former of unitedhealthcare, the largest health insurance company in the united states, took home $1.65 billion in compensation. and you look at that and you go where that money from? well, most of it came from saying no, i'm not going to pay for your kids liver transplant. you know, i mean, this is this is our model. whereas all the other countries in the world say, you know, education is a human right, health care is a human right. we're not going to we're not going to, you know, have us be ripped like this. we're not we're not going to have a go down. the other thing that that the other thing that reagan did was and by way, that all of this kind of falls under the rubric neo liberalism, a phrase that most don't know what to do with or what to make out of in the two books previous that i wrote in series is the hidden history of neo liberalism what it's worth. it's a fascinating book, but the other thing, t

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it takes them some time, some time.we weren't really surprised when mexico got extended extended. we'll see what happens with canada though. there hasn't been an agreement yet today. >> now, ryan, did you tell people, look, you got to get in ahead of this. if you have any spare capacity warehouses in america, you got to ship the stuff now, unless it's perishable. and did people listen to you? >> yeah, we've seen a lot of that, especially in china. china has been, you know, long foreseen that there would be sort of escalating duties on the imports from china. and we have seen that in our customer base that people have been importing much more, trying to pull goods in. the next. we had a 10% increase on duties from china. that's on top of all additional duties that was issued this week. but really the real review is on april 1st. that's when the treasury secretary is required to give a report to the president on advising next steps on chinese trade and a whole range of policies. and, you know, i would expect the duties wi

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really long time. but i hope that you have the the feeling that i did that when it finally happens, you'll be cheering because it comes really late, but it does finally happen. and this thing about leadership, you know, it's like get rid of people right away. like he did not. so i think at this moment then we talk about the cabinet. it might be the moment that we talk about the redoubtable all and wonderful abigail adams because while she was not a member of the cabinet, she was in some ways his cabinet. so she is obviously a star in this book as well. i wondered if you might want to talk about her as political advisor. the good, the bad, the ugly. she was probably one of my most favorite parts to write about in this book because she was referred to as his cabinet of one, and they meant that as a criticism, but it was extraordinarily accurate. she most people know that. remember the ladies letter and for good reason because it's extraordinary. but that letter was almost average for her because she had

time now, 604.bon leak at the martinez refinery caused a big weekend fire. the company says two workers discovered the leak saturday afternoon while opening equipment for planned maintenance work. the leaked materials caught fire. the flames spread fast. the workers immediately evacuated that area within the refinery. >> almost like an earthquake. almost. so yeah, it was super scary. honestly, what i thought about was just getting my family to safety. you know, i have a daughter and wife waiting for me at home. and when all of that happened, it's just like you kind of. you don't want to imagine it, but you think maybe an explosion that's bigger. >> now, the martinez refining company describes the fire as a small residual fire that is under control. it's possible the public may see small amounts of smoke for the time being, and there may be flaring throughout the week. >> looking ahead this week, president trump's tariffs on three of the u.s. biggest trading partners goes into effect tomorrow. he's i

he takes nothing for granted, goes the extra mile and proves time and time again that dedication and mike, your work in the missing persons unit and now the larger impact you've had on solving high profile crimes really reflects your extraordinary ability to protect and serve in ways most never even imagined. you've brought closure, justice and peace to countless families and today we recognize you not only for your years of service but for the incredible work you've done in a moment of global significance. on behalf of the entire san francisco police department and the people of this great city, mike, we thank you. thank you for unwavering your unwavering commitment, your keen instincts and your tireless dedication to making san francisco a safer place. your story is an inspiration and we are proud to have you as one of our own. let's all take a moment to honor sergeant michael heron and officer of father and i congratulate . >> all right. thank you very much, acting commander jason sawyer and for your outstandingxa o'brien presentation. and thank you to all the family and friends a

time!ian para games, what was the reaction in her village? i will show some videos that are in my mobile. seeing rakshita, many people wanted to inspire and do sports. in district, so many schools and colleges were there. everyone came and congratulated her. really special. yeah. and that's you? yeah. yeah, yeah. on their return. he asked what it was. to my guide. "i was using this tether when i won the gold medals "in the 2018 asian games and 2022 asian games. "i'm very happy and giving it to you." he said he was very happy, and he said he hoped next time, i will win a paralympic medal. yes. yet hope remains, because rakshita has the certainty of a dedicated guide runner and coach in rahul, who is focused on being part of her ambition to reach the top and win. they don't know much about sport. - she should be a role - model for other people, other athletes, so they might get motivated to come out i and participate in sport - and get medals for the country. at the paris paralympics. they we

the number 25 during his time has a giant bonds says major league baseball's all-time leader in home runs the seven-time mvp award winner. he retired in 2007 after a 22 year career. >> i don't know really what to say. so office. so special so special being race here in san francisco. going over and that school cary school, sarah high school for forever for ever. i think it's like. thank you so much. his bill. >> today's ceremony comes a year after february 4th 2024 was steamed willie mays day mays, of course, the late maze was berries, godfather. >> a sad day for the bay area tv broadcast in community. legendary ktvu anchor dennis richmond has died at 81 years old pioneer, no doubt. richmond spent 40 years said ktvu channel 2 was well known to bay area viewers. he was one of the first black news anchors in a major >> news market in the u.s. c covered tons various stories. big ones like the 1976 kidnapping of patty hearst, the 1978 assassinations of san francisco, mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk. the 89 loma prieta earthquake to name a few richmond retired in 2008 and

i can't think of a time i recently saw i can't say never because i don't watch it all the time but it is my job to see how the media constructs this story it's our job to then deconstruct that if there a problem with it. yes it's our job in the media to go where the silence is and. it is often not silent. it is raucous, are speaking. they are organ, but it just doesn't hit the corporate media radar. mm hmm. yeah, i notice that a lot of the guests that i see on democracy now, i don't see anywhere other than democracy now and a lot of the quotes that i read in chomsky's books, i don't read anywhere else. there's sort of again, you say they speak loudly, but they're not they're not heard. it's it's remarkable. i want to get to a questions, because we want to conclude as i'm 45, but perhaps we could just conclude each with a quick couple of remarks on what you think our takeaway or what you think people ought to take away. chomsky i mean, maybe you could go first and we could just pass. i'd like to hear what ben says first. oh, yeah, let's. i wasn't quite ready. so what do you think the t

the faa has confirmed this crash happened around 6.30, eastern time. that's around 3.30, our time. it's a learjet. 55. 2 engine plane. it's private plane at that. they ve ation agency has confirmed the plane crashed minutes after taking off from northeast philadelphia airport. an airport that primarily services business jets and charter flights. the faa says this plane was in route to springfield, branson national airport in missouri. the crash happened less than 3 miles from the airport. you can tell that's really quickly after it took off. it disappeared from radar about 30 seconds after took off and it was climbing to an altitude of 1600 feet. local media is reporting it came crashing down near a shopping mall exploding causing buildings and homes to catch fire. a massive fireball was seen a ton of smoke in the area. this was right as people were heading home from work on a friday night. you can see a massive response there. we do not know the number of fatalities that have been caused. you can only imagine 2 people on the plane coming down near a shopping center. some kind of s

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two time grand slam champion announces her retirement. all roads in the nfl leads to new orleans with super bowl 59 taking centre stage this sunday. and as premier league clubs spend m60 million in the winter transfer window — mikel arteta says he's disappointed arsenal welcome along to the programme. let's start with the news that former tennis world number one simona halep has announced her retirement following country of romania. lucia bronzetti. but was struggling with injuries. in romania halep said: she then won at wimbledon in 2019, not entirely surprising given that she is a 33 years of age and has really struggled for fitness over the last 12 months. i think the fact that she was playing on home soil for what turned out to be the final time was perhaps when she failed to make australian open qualifier to the tour after her doping suspension was cut from for 4 years to nine months last march, she has only been able ——tour level match in all of that time so i think she relates at the age of 33 that time was up. you alluded to it th

let's enjoy this time together. step out of your hands and join us in unspeakable joy while my name out of all of oh no but oh my god. >> oh my god. oh well i love rock oh oh oh, god. oh my love so oh oh so good to pass down oh, good lord. so we go for of joy all right so what time? oh oh, i got to go. >> good. oh oh so oh, my god, joy right . so joy like oh oh, i got to oh i got 1030 well i've been oh i've oh i got my time i got 0000 my. i got to i think about dog i got to go no i have to go i gotta go go. oh my god. >> good one. >> i think. >> oh oh we've got one more for you right now. >> we're going to bring up dennis hursey, long time member of the glide ensemble to tell them what's the answer, dennis love is the answer. hello everybody. listen people, we need to straighten this whole things out but over we can find a better car. but don't despair. god has a plan for us. yes, he does. we got to be strong and bear the burden. another happy day for and so i said love him for false prophets. they're trying to lead

i tell my kids this all the time. you can decide in the morning when you get up, you can have a good day or a bad day. and she would always choose to have a good day. she was incredible. one of those people that, as soon as you start talking to her, you're instantly attracted to her personality. in high school, they used to call her tigger because she was bouncy and fun and so sweet to everybody. she was involved in sports. she was coaching the kids with swimming. she started students against drunk driving. she was the very first girl to be on the wrestling team at service high school keith morrison: bonnie had a serious boyfriend, cameron, who had left that summer to start college at the university of california. she used to record herself singing and talking to him and sent him cassette tapes. she was crazy about him, yes. they were madly in love. keith morrison: and now, suddenly, bonnie craig was dead. at least, that's what her mother karen had been told. but as she flew home to alaska, she struggled with denial.

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eastern time.ere on c-span this morning we are talking to federal employees only as they face that deadline today on whether or not to take president trump's offer of a buyout. here are the lines. if you are a federal employee and you live in the eastern and central part of the country, (202) 748-8000. if you live in the mountain and pacific area, (202) 748-8001. this morning we want to know what is your plan. have you taken the offer? are you thinking about it? are you going to refuse it, as the union suggest federal employees do. they have sued to block it. 1:00 p.m. eastern time, a court is taking of the issue as the unions sue to block the offer. the federal government has 2.3 million full-time employees. this is from usafacts.org. look at the breakdown where most of these employees work. most are in the defense department, followed by veterans affairs, homeland security, justice, treasury, agriculture. it breaks down even further. the least amount at the energy department. which states have th

coach would appreciate your ti time.eat game, have a great show for. >> think is going to be a great 1. shannon: it is always good to see the coach but they get him. catch all fox's coverage of the super bowl beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern on your local fox channel. up next new orleans is picking up the pieces in the wake of that deadly terror attack in january, louisiana first lady sharon landry is working to help the families of the 14 people who were lost along with survivors who are just beginning their road to recovery. many of you at home are part of these efforts too. that is next. day here in new orleans as we're coming to you live from the cesar's super dome. it'll be a warm day here, and the street haves been full. people are celebrating and looking forward to this day after that devastating new year's day terror attack here. it's still very much on the minds of everyone this weekend as new orleans' continues to recover at the same time it is gearing up for the major event and host of the super bowl. earlier i

senator, -- time flies. chair ernst: yes, the senator's time is expired. we can do a second round. thank you, senator hirono. next, i will recognize senator budd. senator budd: thank you, chair. thank you for leaving your role in private work twice to serve our country. thank you for what you are willing to do. your estate and my state and several others have gone through quite a lot since late september with hurricane helene. in the moments where i was not in western north carolina myself, i was able to look up and see a television and it was you standing there with president trump committee that if he were reelected, he would support. he has lived up to that. he has been back to western north carolina. i believe he is our rebuilder in chief. one of the things we saw was at the sba under president biden. he failed to notify congress in a timely manner about the completion of the disaster relief fund and did not build -- did not fulfill the reporting requirements along the way. if confirmed, how would you ensure timely and accurate coding to congress regarding account balances and

before about 5 times. so while i was shocked that kept my composure because after all, this is the occupation. anything can be expected as soon as they took my id can find my name and told me to bring my phone. they have female soldiers with them. and the entire house was full of soldiers smashing doors and searching everywhere. i mean, outside the military vehicles which has surrounded the entire area, the female soldiers entered my room and told him to get dressed and bring my id and phone and come with them. surgical dressing. of course, the initial shop was intense. no matter how strong you bought, the situation is not easy. with an accepted as i was being arrested and i have to go over. i said good bye to my husband and children and they immediately took me in the military vehicle. the transported me to the minutes recapping in nablus was left on the ground. my hands and legs shackled. my eyes in the dark between the middle tree barks. i wasn't place in the room, no food, no water until around 2 am th

it is on lots of years. months it's not a long time. but again, let me reiterate to them, because then what i say can be me center students, and i think we are here to provide, try to confuse people. one thing is to have these material, having the material ready, it's a huge step. but then there are other things that they would, you know, hypothetical world where they would decide to go down that wrote that they would have to, to fulfill in order to get to get a nuclear weapons. but it would be an extremely concerning step, an extremely concerning step. let's move to another subject which is north korea. why does it extend now in terms of it's capable, it's korea is the mirror of what we need to avoid in the case of your rock. because korea, we'd korea, if you want that nitro, that peta because, i mean, it's useful for people to understand the case of good yet. we have like what we're having with yeah, we have long processes. we have incentives, we even had a small international organization kito that was created to channel assistance t

he was lucky this time.his is my reality and that of so many emergency physicians across america we have a problem in this country that requires all of us to work together to solve it. first i would like to clarify what fentanyl related substances are white permanently scheduling them as a class is a critical policycy tool. highly active opioids almost identical to fentanyl except for a tiny difference in the chemical structure crated by changing a single ingredient during synthesis the result of this is a new potent opioid the same deadly effects is fentanyl without class schedule it will be legal and cause numerous deaths. fentanyl's are so toxic and lethal they can be classified of action uses chemical weapons for the lethal dose is 2 milligrams equivalent to five grains of sand 1 teaspoon can kill 2000 people. that's was in this packet of sugar could kill 2000 people if this were fentanyl. telling parents are tragically on more than one occasion even friends of mine their child will never come home is th

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from time to time they have an access to russian military guys who fought in ukraine and time to time these military guys agree to with the russian journalists and we get incredibly important information and we well, somehow we understand how it works. and what these people have been through. and what do they think and how this mechanics work and what make what made them go there and what what their experience. just the second. and of course, we can we can observe the whole line, the whole history of our censorship and propaganda because at this point, russian dependent journalists become at the same time the narrator of this story. but at the same time are subject their own observation. and it is really important. and so starting the archive, we were thinking you mentioned actually the three girls of our three, our three steps of our mission. so our mission first step is just to preserve, just to make sure this archives don't disappear here because we know that websites are being blocked and archives are being are disappearing. and so our first goal was just to preserve. our second g

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and time again. but the most important, the fact is that when this conference began just 2 months, and so it russian and ukrainian negotiators made a deal in as simple and it was the u. k. that actually sabotaged the forest johnson, who was the british prime minister at the time. just so happens to be in the care of that april. and it was after his visit that the deal fell through and everyone knows about it. these are facts, so that's what we're saying. that when comes to dave alignment, when it comes to that u. k, they do not have a quite as best interest at heart. and they're not looking for ukraine to come to an agreement. but also when you think about it, there is the key question, blood am i putting those when same time and time again, he is willing to negotiate at least 5 times in the last 6 months, including just last week. but the main issue is to see you negotiate with at this point, just keep you to go to most of us can, you can negotiate with anyone. but zalinski is illegitimate. he has n

, your religious time, your social time, your leisure time, whatever it is. so, you know, it's their propaganda. i mean i, i dug deep inside to this leviathan called the christian right. call that i call american fest as the nationalist, right. i mean, yeah, the complete nationalist and you know what they are is the journey they are are, are essentially equivalent of the so called german christian church, established under the fascists in germany. where on one side you have the christian cross and the other nazi fine. let's be clear, mark. this church has bankrolled by the very 1000000000 our class that we talked about. why? because with magic jesus, you don't need labor unions with magic jesus. you don't need health care because magic jesus is going to give you a cadillac and, and make all your dreams come true. and then, and that use that shift from a reality based world, into the world of magical thinking. and once people shift in to that world of magical thinking, you can't reach them. so rational argument is that gonna come through the trump administrati

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