in the air? in their heads? here's my co-anchor cynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: it's all anyone on main street can talk about. >> there are just so many different rumors. >> some people are weird about it. >> there's different stories. >> reporter: at the white hot center of it all, the question of what is happening to the girls at le roy junior/senior high school. 15 of the 600 students have come down with a strange illness, a disturbing tic. >> she was the one i first spoke to -- >> reporter: their claims have gotten them national attention. but many of the families insist no real resolution. so, we went up to see for ourselves what was going on. there we met traci and her friend, lauren. both 16, say they've been sick since last fall. what about the kids at school? have they been understanding? >> some of them. >> some. >> a lot of them say that we're faking -- >> reporter: you are faking because you want attention? >> seriously, why would we fake this? >> reporter: in fact, no one we talked to, not medical ex

for air quality advocates and this doctor, the study's accelerate the sense to clean up air. >> we cannot think of pollution at any level as safe. even now to the lowest background levels, studies clearly indicate that back out pollution has held a fax. >> the studies say that air pollution is most troublesome to children and the elderly. cleaning air will come out to changing driving habits. he is lobbying lawmakers for a resolution to encourage and anti-idling ethic be built into driver's training. >> we are aware of the problem and trying to fix it. >> under the clean air act, air quality standards for pollutants are supposed to be reviewed every five years. went indline came and mo october. look who is here, and carrie engel from valley view farms, here to answer the plant and gardening questions. she brought something that smells lovely. >> these are 11 blossoms. we had about five years where we cannot ship any plants. we started to get lemons, we are getting lines, some kumquats. bring them inside in the winter and they kind of make it. they at burnie o -- they have plenty of bright

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we can have clean air and we can have job growth. the results of the clean air are well-known. we require a review as to the cost benefit of the regulatory structure. it's a requirement. there is peer review that gives us information as to what clean air regulations cost, and the benefit to society. last year alone, the clean air act was credited with preventing 160,000 premature mortalities. 86,000 hospital visits were avoided because of the clean air regulations. 13 million days lost by employment was avoided because of the clean air act. and the cost benefit analysis that we require to be done shows that there is a 40-1 cost benefit analysis. that is there are 40 times more savings to society than the cost of the -- of reducing the pollution. so let me dispel some of the myths as it relates to boiler mact, if i might. first, there is this point that last year the administration requested a delay from the courts in having to come forward with the regulation. they were required to come forward with the regulation, and they did. they wanted more time to talk to the industry. so

but we've also done other things, like air drop. and we've significantly invested in our ability to more accurately air drop supplies and other things to remote locations, which has helped us solve some of these issues. the c-27 has performed very well in afghanistan. i visited them personally. they are at a high operational readiness rate. they have provided the capability that has been helpful in afghanistan. i would just say that i think with the choices that have to be made, one of the choices the air force made was to reduce that capability. so what we're now trying to do is we'll continue to increase the use of the c-130 to support our intratheater lift, as well, as i pointed out, more precise air drop capabilities. and we'll continue to work on that as we move forward. >> another area of considerable concern to me is lightening the load on the soldier. general, in your opinion, do we need to shift the balance in from a higher priority to more emphasis on soldier focus? how can we help you to speed up the rapid innovation proc

everything from near mid-air collisions to airspace violations, from conflicts in the air to incursions on the ground. we found 1,032 incidents in the bay area since 2000. using nasa's anonymous safety reporting system, we reconstructed one close call from last november when a 757 took off as another jet was getting ready to land. misunderstanding instructions, the 757 turns into the path of the incoming jet, only last-second intervention by air traffic controllers avoids disaster. >> that's going to be a lot of close calls. most of them you never hear about, but there are a lot. >> reporter: he knows, he has nearly a decade with commercial flying experience around the country. >> there were a few seconds where i almost expected to feel impact. >> reporter: edwards remembers clearly a close call he never saw coming. >> we blocked the sun and could see the other airplane going underneath us, very clearly. we could see the other face of the other pilot. >> i don't think he saw us. >> really? >> really. >> it was that close and he never saw? >> it was that close. if you're not looking for

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tune in for further information on when those will air and on what networks and other platforms here on c-span. >> i like to call today's hearing to order. this is a hearing on the fy 2013 budget request for epa, we only have one witness today. and that is the honorable lisa jackson, who is the administrator of epa, and ms. bennett is there to provide additional information if she needs it, which she probably won't. we are delighted to have you here as well, i'm recognize myself for three minutes for the purposes of an opening statement. this is a joint hearing of the sub committees of the energy and commerce committee. i think it's important that we have this hearing because in washington it seems like we do become unsensitive to dollar amounts. when we go home and attend civic clubs and have town hall meetings, people get upset about the many dollars that are being spent in washington, d.c., president obama's fy '13 budget request is for $3.7 trillion dollars and there's new programs and initiatives in that. we will be focused only on the budget of epa. and the epafy '13 budget req

air.rrible cold wave. shot of cold air this weekend chilly air on the other side of the hemisphere. for the moment temperatures are by the united states canadian border cool spell, said tamara and wednesday kind of moderate intensity we have 30 stores around the area right now wind producing 21 degrees when to chill and 85 percent humidity. speaking of europe that the cold air. some of the media couldn't the death toll over 400 in western russia a terrible cold wake not letting up yet. today we heard from our friend here in illinois the warm weather meteorological winter starting december 1st qualifies as the sixth warmest winter. since 189582% of the days in chicago above average snow remarkable last year to this over 50 in. of snow by this time last year just under 14 this year. pretty amazing. some wind around the area today. 30 degrees at o'hare and midway and 30 degrees at highland with 100 percent humidity temperatures have kept that cloudiness with-venedy 27 degrees at mchenry wind

way and i opens the air way. this young lady is in the classic position and take first aid and take cpr class and ther is any and she'y annie and she' and in a disaster you don't fin people in this position and sometimes i walk up and i can't tell whether they are breathing or not and you have to get closer and you have to touch th person and shake and shout "are you all right? " and no response and then you touch annie and shake her and n response, and what you do is pu the person in a neutral positi position, on the back so you ca open the air way if you think they're not breathing. if they are breathing and you shake annie and she says "go away, i'm sleeping here" you don't have to move her. how much blood do you have? about 6-liters and how much of the red fluid would it take to soak the front of my shirt? not much and one of the little lobes in the bottom here, half an ounce would coat my shirt an if i were to take this and pore it out on the wooden flee floor make a mess and all over the place and difficult

then sunday at 5:00 p.m., from barksdale air force base. a history. then visit the founding fathers autograph collection. then from the pioneer heritage center, medical treatment during the war. shreveport, louisiana. this weekend on c-span. >>> and now environmental protection agency administrator lisa jackson on the president's 2013 budget request. this hearing is a little more than three hours. >> i like to call today's hearing to order. this is a hearing on the fy 2013 budget request for epa, we only have one witness today. and that is the honorable lisa jackson, who is the administrator of epa, and ms. bennett is there to provide additional information if she is needed, which she probably won't. we are delighted to have you here as well, i'm recognize myself for three minutes for the purposes of an opening statement. this is a joint hearing of the sub committees of the energy and commerce committee. i think it's important that we have this hearing because in washington it seems like we do become insensitive to dollar amounts. when we go home and

you you have to have fresh air.t's very finely tuned how much fresh air and how much -- and the new california energy code standards are very strict as to exactly how you balance it so you don't have to use too much heat or too much cooling power in these buildings. >> yes. and a libera little bit of a ner too is they can pressure nuance, the building is at a higher pressure than outside. all buildings have little leak points. if they want they can pressurize this building slightly higher than the pressure on the outside such as this air is being pushed out as opposed to the outside air being sucked in. >> and speaking of pressure san diego, one thinpressurization, e stairs, not just an elevator. have you to have stairs in case of an emergency. >> can you see one of them because see that sign? >> right over there, exit sign. one of the things they do in stairs is to provide a protected environment so that people will not be in a smoke filled stair tower. and you get into the stairway, the doors close which themselve

the cold air is going to get out of here. day approaches, milder air will move in.ave a chance in the cold overnight of tuesday into -- well, monday night into tuesday, light sprinkles and maybe light snow. no accumulations. we'll be in the 40s tuesday. we have winds gusting up to 35 on the ocean. gayle winds are in effect. windy and cold. 20 degrees tonight and mainly clear. breezy and cold. 43 degrees tomorrow and not as cold as today. 47 tuesday. that's more ominous. sprinkles and no accumulations. 50 on thursday and a chance of rain and 49 friday. >>> still ahead, hundreds gathered to say good-bye to two young boys. >>> and an unusual lawsuit is heading to court in nebraska. dozens of bill sellers may have to close their doors. >> reporter: if you're looking for a new car, come on down to the baltimore convention center for the auto show. we'll tell you about it after the break. >>> all right, sharon, thanks. , [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv,

to maintain air superiority and strategic air lift that we need. the navy will maintain and protect our highest priority and most flexible ships, it retires seven lower priority cruisers that have not been upgraded with ballistic missile defense capability. second area in our strategy was that we wanted to rebalance our global posture to focus on emphasizing asia pacific and the middle east. those are the two areas where obviously we could con front challenges in the future. the strategic guidance made clear that we have to do everything to project power in the pacific and the asia pacific region and in the middle east. to this end, the budget maintains our current bomber fleet, maintains our aircraft carrier fleet, maintains the big deck amphibious fleet that we need, and we do enhance our army and marine corp. structure presence both in the pacific as well as in the middle east. thirdly, we have to deal with our responsibilities elsewhere in the world as well. to do that, we recommend building innovative partnerships and strengthening key allianc

serving food to the troops at two british air bases.he's a great grandmother and a veteran that did what to serve. chef was 110 years old. >>> and we thank you for watching. we're always there at abcnews.com. "nightline" will be here later. and we'll see you right back here, once again, tomorrow night. good night. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beveverage companis have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear lorie labels so you know exactly what you' choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering.

serving food to the troops at two british air bases.he's a great-grandmother and a veteran who did what she could to serve. and she was 110 years old. >>> and we thank you for watching. we're always there at abcnews.com. "nightline" will be here later. and we'll see you right back here, once again, tomorrow night. good night. >>> tonight california same-sex marriage ruling and the long legal battle ahead for gay couples hoping to tie the knot. >> officers down a federal agent is wounded in front of his home. after a day long search a suspect is now in custody. >> a new crime crisis in oakland. the chief steps up to tackle a wave of violence. but some say it's not enough. >> and we'll sit down with a google employee whose arrest helped usher in the arab spring. >> justice delayed but today is a good day. i'm happy to be here. >> they are celebrating a major decision tonight that could allow gay couples to get married in california and around the country, ultimately. good evening. it was a split decision by the three-judge panel declaring

there is mild air ahead of the storm and eventually we will get colder air of the worst of the air willtay up to our north. 49 degrees at the w i n 50 at the inner harbor and 50 degrees in frederick. only in the 30's in the western part of the state. this storm system comes in from the west mostly throughout the day on wednesday. it is mostly a rain even after 10:00 a.m. and the rate will continue to push across the area. where is the snow? take all look all the way through wednesday. theseup to our north and some have their amounts are falling in upstate new york. it completely misses the mid atlantic. we get just a rain event out of desperate increasing clouds tonight and it will be on the chilly aside. 53 degrees to day but only into the 40's 42 marks and a good chance for rain after 10:00 a.m. and scattered rain showers into wednesday night. a chilly day with temperatures bouncing back on thursday, 54 degrees and maybe rain showers early on. 57 degrees on friday and big changes this weekend. we go up with the temperatures into the 60's and maybe thunderstorms on saturday and into su

i just have to remind us all that, yes, indoor air quality is very important but outdoor air quality quite significantly as well. so we look at air as a whole, not simply one versus the other. >> the gentleman's time is expired. mrs. jackson, one thing that mr. mckinley brought up and a number of people have brought up is the amount of grants that are given with epa to foreign entities directly or indirectly. i would just ask that you all provide with us a list of those over the last three years. last three years. at this time i recognize the gentleman from west virginia -- i mean from virginia, mr. griffith, for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ms. jackson, secretary jackson, today the d.c. circuit is hearing oral argument in the greenhouse gas organization and that involves the tailorring rule. in your brief that has been filed on behalf, it indicates in that brief that there would be a need to hire 230,000 full-time employees, that there would need to be an additional 81,000 psd permits per year, 6 million title 5 permits and a cost to the epa of $21 billion -- on top of

air force pilot. during competitions he is often charged with the task of ensuring the crew safe return to. retrieving crews of from wherever they might land. rainbow pick up as calling day rate. i can see. wonderful. special training to learn how to get his bearings in different conditions whether in the woods or mountains but tracking a balloon through the streets of a town is a skill in its own right. the problem with tracking a balloon flying over a city or another population center is that there is a mass of people. you need to have a good knowledge of the city's top. and the flood so. what invariably ends up happening. is you get stuck in traffic. which is just great. this is a very convenient place. from here we can see where balloons are going where they are likely to touch down. and you see our balloon rising over this town it's over by the hill. how far a balloon can fly depends on the wind what's most important is to make sure that it lands in such ways to make it easy for the retrieval tru

you can see how the coldest air pulls out expeditiously another quick shot of cold air. 10-4 hour. 10ht the lake smelt could proliferate. happiest of them happiest of that 3-7 in. in some areas near the lake updated models morning rush-hour no problem at all no trouble getting to work. midmorning could be flurries and this is what we watch here. calling it to the city by lunch hour and we have this band of fact flirting with the shoreline cook county over to porter county indiana. 20-30 mi. wide heaviest of the snow interesting plot it with a plot cold air coming in on the 30 mi. per hour wind coming into the city plows into the slow moving air mass arctic air coming down lifting the air further producing banding of smell affecting the shore line into tomorrow night a wider view at lake below that is what we mean a corridor of lake moisture almost 200 mi. wide parallel let the wind blowing over a warm light water the entire way maximum service picking up moisture i did receive and area down there pretty good amounts of snow some snow estimates in from the latest models from the weathe

personnel officer for the air force, chief of staff of the air force. when we looked at this command, this command structure we figured that there was very little command oversight possible from it. first of all, the afmao commander did not have uniform code of military justice authority which all commanders need. he was not, what i would call a centrally selected commander. the a-1-s was a civilian, ses at the time. and had no command authority of his own and of course the three-star above the a-1-s has no command authority either. so you have a commander in name who has no command authority, no true command authority reporting to a chain of command that is a staff chain that is not responsible to commanders and this, in our opinion, showed lack of command oversight. if any of you think that organizations within this building would better supervise field activities than other commanders in the field i think you would be mistaken. i think you probably know that. so it's important to understand that. next slide. the other portion that you need to underst

the warm air, yes, folks, the warm air never got in to the baltimore region today. a little bit of it in to the dc area, south of washington, it got to 80 degrees, very warm air, that warm air on the eastern shore, that's what is causing thunderstorms, cambridge 72. look at radar, all the activity, south and east of the bay and moving quickly at around 55 miles an hour, off to the east, severe warning for you folks between salisbury. affecting you folks in the next 35-40 minutes to. the north, fed ricksburg, that's moving quickly off to the east, from the city on west, a few sprinkles. we are done with the rain across north central maryland. temperatures tonight may go up a bit before they fall later on. the warm air stayed south of washington. 56 now in cumberland. did get in to the low to mid- 70s. 50 easton. showers and storms. 57 ocean city. salisbury 72. we stuck in the ocean air that came in last night and it will not been b scoured out until the front comes through. 56 couple ber lands, 44 oak land and hagerstown. we expected to bust in to the warm air. 50 an

carriers new- paragraph s.4000 air marshal's juncker years, and have about 4000 air marshals.ey tried to do is try to figure out what are the "dangerous flights." a flight from pittsburgh to denver probably is not the hardest flight so probably not as much of a need. but from amsterdam to detroit it might be high risk of flight and maybe needs one. host: tom from minnesota. caller: i want to ask your guest what is his take on the fact that this underwear bomber was around to obtain a visa to start with? it seems on the face this is someone -- anyone with any common sense would not have let him in the country. the other thing i would like to ask him about is that this accent on more and more security in our society is incrementally leading us toward a police state. and the real problem -- annoying people -- host: around the globe annoying people? let's get a response from mickey mccarter. guest: generally denies as a huge visa vetting failure. at the united kingdom raised concerns about him before. his own father called u.s. authorities to report that his son was becoming radic

that will funnel in more cold air through the overnight and very dry air. we have no moisture across the entire east coast right now. this is some very bone dry air so you may want to fire up the humidifier over the next day or so because extremely dry air is in place. as we look to new weather systems to the west, not a lot for the moment, but this system in texas will begin to make its move ft. east tomorrow. we're still sunny. valentine's day, rain mixed with snow showers possible tuesday night. some light wintry showers, but the bulk looks to stay south of us. >> overnight tonight down to 20, very cold. expecting a deep-freeze overnight. less breezy at least. tomorrow sapphire blue skies will look nice and winds letting up. that will give us a chance to warm up. tomorrow night 28 with clouds on the increase. as we check out the seven-day forecast here, you know the outlook is a little milder here tuesday into wednesday. again a couple of rain and or snow showers tuesday night. don't cancel your valentine's day dinner plans but just realize you might nee

the air rights of the us were gone through all of them today we took off from earth and flew in the air as for water there's lots of it on the ground and in the air and of course we're going to have taken off without fire. fire is the main driving force of any hot air balloons the first time as have the hair ends burnt as a sign of respect for fire champagne then comes into play as a symbol of water that is used to extinguish the flaming has finally the initiated tell the head sprinkled with earth as a good luck charm for future flights. the first balloon launch in russia came exactly twenty years after the french debut in eighteen zero three a balloonist from paris flew a russian balloon passenger over moscow according to one theory empress alexander the first but ordered the launch he wanted to know what such aircraft cruising knows designed for warfare capable of doing in the mid twentieth century ballooning was no longer popular in russia almost no military balloons have been in use after world war two yet ballooning today remains a recreational activity for hundreds of thousands of

how do you feel that the air force will be able to meet your needs? >> thank you, sir. first, in terms of our -- and you are touching on our -- lift, we are confident in the c 5-mikes and c-17s to meet our requirements. the subject up focused on, it is important that we have the capability to move. when i was the commander in iraq, we conducted the tests for the c-130 that was attached to the army in order to meet its missions and we found it to be an incredibly successful program, where we controlled where it went and controlled the loads and it enabled us to get what we need, where we needed it on time and that is the understanding that is now between us and the air force based on the tests we conducted in iraq. we have had to fly a significant amount of ch-47 hours in order to provide support to our desperate bases but we have done other things like air drop. and we have significantly invested in our ability to more accurately air drop supplies and other things to other remote locations which has helped us solve some of the issues. the c-27 has performed well in afgh

warmer air in bulgaria has problems. icy rain is creating slick roads and heavy rain to the south is leading to floods. this low pressure system has been bringing these stormy conditions and it looks like it will stay here for a while. the precipitation amount will be very huge. to the north of this low, a lot of heavy rain or heavy snow is continuing. to the south, a lot of rain. over the next 24 hours, 100 millimeters is expected in greece. the reason is warmer air is coming in from africa. temperatures will be reaching to 13 degrees in athens and 11 in rome. for the rest of the area, an lots of sub zero figures. minus 8 in berlin. minus 12 degrees in moscow. the cold conditions will likely continue her throughout the week. all right. up next is the three-day forecast. >>> our lead story this hour, residents of one japanese city woke up to the news that 1300 u.s. marines may be headed to their town. japanese and u.s. officials have been trying to figure out how to redeploy american forces stationed in okinawa. nhk has

our temperature drops expense of the cold air arctic sad thing us a good loaf of cold air look at the bread shells at this hour expected to drop 30-40 below zero gusty wind blowing over 30 mi. per hour parts of chicago area weather bug temperatures at the moment down to single digits at harvard 30's today feels like three degrees below their. low temperatures also. the wind is howling up to 50 mi. per hour soldier field when the gusts up to 43 mi. per hour and snow fall up to 3 in. 1.6 in. down at midway at plainfield o'hare has had 1.5 in. of snow. shifting to the lake is no plume hammering portions of a northwest indiana at this hour on the computer model forecast by 3:00 in the morning still pounding northwest indiana only 20 mi. across but it is coming down in the middle of that. patrolling conditions that bring out the best in people >> you are a good man >> on the expressways and tollways white knuckle driving conditions in spots blowing snow reducing visibility making travel hazardous to start the weekend but the crowds and the salt trucks in the ploughs and salt trucks out ear

as that warm air continues continues to flow in over the cooler air. the front that came through yesterday, last night, kind of stalled out to the south. no clouds at all with it. looks like that front will form that warm front and eventually start seeing those rain showers move in. then a front comes through the area. but behind it is pacific air, not canadian air. thursday looks like a nice day. temperatures back in the upper 50s to even low 60s. on thursday, with sunshine coming through the afternoon. another system for the end of the week and the weekend, probably more rain here, friday fight into saturday. shapes up right now. southeast winds on the bay. 5 to 10 knots. bay temp, around 44 now. coming up a little bit. tonight, we're seeing increasing clouds. 35. and then it starts heading up tomorrow, into the 40s. rain and drizzle throughout much of the day. so plan on kind of a wet wednesday. but as i said, we are in a deficit for rainfall. no snow this year. it really will help. >> okay. thank you, bob. >>> still to come on eyewitness news tonig

the air was really dry.ut it warmed up as you can see, above normal. 46, sweat now -- 28 now are the averages. and that came up. and by next week, goes up to 29. and in a week and a half, it goes up to 30. 74 and 8 are the records. there's a big range. 1930. and way back in 1885. right now, it's a south and southwest wind that is going to bring in even milder air tomorrow. probably around 60, 62. this afternoon in richmond. then had four inches of snow this weekend. they were in the mid-50s. tomorrow, they'll be around 70. and even in the low 70s, on thursday. in richmond, which means we might get close to 70 here on thursday. believe it or not. low pressure over the chicago area, moving up toward ontario. took some snow with it. some sprinkles to the north of us and a few snowflakes. it's pretty much gone now as you can see. but we've cleared skies now. and looks like overnight, just a few passing clouds. tomorrow, looks like even milder air coming in. weak front comes through. wind goes back from the south

you see the three air masses. warm air tomorrow and cold air filters in for the upcoming weekend.is significant for this time of year. no 30 is, but the cold this starting to move back into the north central united states. a line of storms expected as the front moves through, anywhere from 2:00 to 3:00 in the afternoon. once that gets passed us, as may be a flurry in a few spots east of the mountains. the emphasis will be the wind. a high wind watch in effect tomorrow. the past year will top 35 miles an hour as the winds shift to the northwest. temperatures will start falling fast as we head into the evening hours. here is where the high wind watches in effect. guests on some of the highest ridge tops could hit 55 or 60 miles an hour. be careful of the have a high profile vehicle. a gale warnings on the bay and 3 foot waves on the day. rain at mixing with snow on friday and changes on saturday. winter comes back with highs in the '20s. eastern shore locations have temperatures in the '70s and windy and cold on saturday. your seven-day forecast -- heading into the weekend was chill

. >>> the air force is providing new training for flight attendants on air force 1, including gourmet class. >>> and first, bruce springsteen bringing a new sax play or tour this year. remember the late clarence clemons' nephew, the past. his nephew will play with the e street band. he died last june after playing with springsteen for 40 years. comes to the verizon center on april 1st. ♪ [ male announcer ] ffor our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. . >> protestors getting ready to occupy cpac, including presidential candidates mitt romney, rick santorum and newt gingrich will be in washington this weekend for the conference. on the website, occupy d.c. said cpac will feature, quote, key note spea

three were air lifted to the hospital with serious injuries.ial hopeful rick santorum will be provided with secret protection service when he begins his campaign in michigan. no now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. air shows are meant to showcase the abilities of planes and pilots with death-defying stunts and precision maneuvers. but at one show in canada, it was how the pilot exited the aircraft that got the spectators' attention. a military fighter jet, the canadian air force's cf-18 hornet, is practicing a low speed, low altitude maneuver called an alpha pass, for the left bridge international air show in alberta. the air show doesn't officially start until the next day, but some eager aviation buffs are on hand to see the action. all eyes are on the plane as it swoops overhead. the spectators are about to get a show they'll never forget. two cameras are recording the well-trained pilot's tricky move. one camera zooms in. the other stays wide as the plane slows and starts to turn. sudd

the warm air starting to live in a head of the front. temperatures will fall -- these wins will come screaming out of the west tomorrow afternoon. it will take awhile for the cold air to come in. that often lags behind. certainly a little cooler tomorrow afternoon and noticeably cooler. late tonight cloudy, may be an isolated showers. very isolated. 72 at midday tomorrow. gusty winds bring in colder air on saturday. temperatures in the upper 40's. the same on sunday without the wind. the warm-up begins back on monday. by next thaw wednesday, the last day of february. -- by next wednesday, the last day of february. keep up with the weather on wjla.com. >> thank you. you only have one more day to sign up for the chance to win an ipad 2. the two wjla.com/facebook and sign up there. >>"grey's anatomy" is on tonight. >> what is the plan? >> there is no plan. >> your plan that makes and our plan. whatever it is i need to know. are you plotting a murder? get on board, i am sure you have a good reason. but me know. are starting to free me out. >

after reviewing the files, his official total for now is four air to air victories. >> they were escorto berlin the next day. we had 75 gallon tanks on the base. we needed 110 gallon wing tanks. >> it's over 1600 miles away. without the larger tanks they couldn't stay with the bombers out and back. sergeant george watson was there when the supply team found 110 gallon tanks on a train. >> i had one officer and we went to the depot and he said we need 110-gallon wing tanks because the tuskegee has a mission. we have them but it's going to another outfit. he went down to this train, we had a semi circle. it was american staff sergeant in charge of this train. this guy looked around and put his hands up. the officer said, okay, back there and get 110 gallon tanks. as a great train robber of world war ii, what we are going to call it. operation fuel tank. it sound better. >> oliver: seven weeks later the war in europe ended. many of the troops were pegged to head for the pacific and invasion of japan. but the tuskegee airmen weren't among them. >> there is no consideration given to moving t