the storm front keeps marching north towards aiken and the smaller city of xenia a dozen miles to the east. jim. but you take care of this place in the national weather service office at dayton airport. hey, could you broadcast this in a hurry? tornado warning is in effect for montgomery and green counties until 5 p.m. this evening. radar indicates a possible tornado sighted 25 miles northeast of cincinnati 83. moving to the northeast, an approximate 50 miles an hour in the newsroom at station, ohio, weatherman weatherman gilbert is watching his radar this way. i think some of something him cameras of studio cameras to the studio prepare for weather said weather. here's a weather bulletin from instant weather radar station is the weather radar now shows a developing in northeastern warren county and 50 miles the tornado was indicated by that strong echo to the southeast corner of the center of the screen. that familiar six hook now developing off the bottom of that tornado. and that thunderstorm, rather, the tracked apparently is taking it from northeastern county in a southeastern mo

. >> chief aiken also said eight paramedic units were called to the scene. he said crews immediately implemented fire suppression while people were already evacuating the plane. doctor michaela johnson is a commercial pilot, licensed psychotherapist and host of the sky talk doc podcast. >> and i think that we're going to see a lot more playing out in terms of kind of the national conversation about the faa as well as the mental and physical wellness of the pilots. >> in the past month, there have been at least four major aviation accidents in north america, including in washington, dc, philadelphia and alaska. after monday's crash, people posted their fears of flying on social media. johnson said it's natural for people to be leery of flying after a plane crash. >> it is scary to sit in the back of an aircraft and be out of control, right? you're not the one flying it. you don't know what's going on in the airspace and it can be big and scary. so i definitely don't think people are out of the norm to be afraid. >> doctor johnson says that people should conti

they think that saving your taxpayer money is aiken to biden's biggest foreign policy debacle. >> thiseral government version of afghanistan withdrawal. the way we did it was horrible. we could have done it in a better way. right now we agree there's waste in the federal government and that everyone would like to cut the deficit and cut spending. the way they're going about it, it makes no sense. >> charlie: and all the left has is their fake outrage. >> elon musk has got to go! elon musk has got to go! hey-hey, ho-ho! elon musk has got to go! >> joining me is the president of the article iii project and a very smart guy. mike, what are they so afraid of, honestly? >> that's a very good question, because president trump campaigns on the facts that he's going to hire elon musk and set up doge to go into the federal government and cut waste, fraud and abuse. you have these activist judges now telling the president that his treasury secretary, for example, cannot look at treasury payments because apparently these activist judges also don't want the trump administration to find waste, frau

he was on a 14 day furlough at aiken recovering from pneumonia. what a break. anyway, he called up barbara. he claims, said she was glad i was in texas where the girls are lousy. so maybe i still am in. i sure hope so. if she fluffed me off without warning, i would be absolutely sick. no kidding. every day, practically. guys are getting off from girls. they've left all the time. it happens. you know, mom, it's being thrown in with a bunch of guys. so older they don't seem older. but here they are, all thinking and talking about getting married. everyone asked me after looking at barbara's picture when going to marry her. good heavens to think that last year at this time i was along the lines of prep school proms. stuff seems unbelievable. that's hard part. being around guys averaging 22, it's only natural to. think that as they do on general things. and yet my 18 years keep coming up. i wish i 20 or 21. it's not that i feel younger and anything but i just wish i were the fellows whose lives may be better for this thing or those who graduated last fall or christ

that but so provide a full the first point to your question is i tnkhat is a possible take away from aikens and certainly the d.c. circuit judge that i think why i do not necessarily know if that can be resolved in this case, this particular case, our client ms ames lost on step one and ny cliene on step one. sometimes you do not get to step two. this is why there is aircuit split on whether there should be anional requirement. short opinion that saysally discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation whether it is because you are gay or straight is prohibited and the rules are the same, whichever way that goes? >> that is right. and i think that would be something -- you would also have to say reverse or vacate. i want to look out for my clients a little bit. and certainly as to the reasonintirely agree. i think it is a narrow queio and the question of an added burden. i ink the answer is no, then this goes back to the lower courts to resolve. >> just as a footnote, it is not just whether discrimination was a reason, but was it a motivacorrect? under the stat could be a legitimate reaso

. >> chief aiken also said eight paramedic units were called to the scene. he s implemented fire suppression while people were already evacuating the plane. doctor mikayla johnson is a commercial pilot, licensed psychotherapist and host of the sky talk doc podcast. >> and i think that we're going to see a lot more playing out in terms of kind of the national conversation about the faa as well as the mental and physical wellness of the pilots. >> in the past month, there have been at least four major aviation accidents in north america, including in washington, dc, philadelphia and alaska. after monday's crash, people posted their fears of flying on social media. johnson said it's natural for people to be leery of flying after a plane crash. >> we know it's 1 in 11,000,000 people will perish in an aircraft versus 1 in 93 in a car. so when we're looking at the statistics of it, it's definitely a far superior, safe way to travel than in the car to drop off the kids at school on the daily. >> now, doctor johnson says people should continue to make decisions abou