the first step is for the air guard and the air active duty air force to walk toward each other. not away from each other. and see if there's anything we can do as far as proposal that we can offer to osd and then to the hill for resolving some of the disconnect. let's get as much off the table as we can and then figure out where the real hard kernel of discontent is and then attack that last. >> you feel it's soluble and you won't have to pull $9 billion elsewhere out of the budget -- >> vago, i don't know what's solveable. i'll be honest with you. it depends on how far we can move forward in the next couple of months before the end of the continuing resolution to offer the alternative that's viable. the problem we have is that at this point is that we're someplace we can't stay. the only way to move forward successfully is together but there's a lot of players in this now. there's 54 guard units, there's a number of governors involved. we just have to work this hard. >> let me go to a transition that the entire u.s. military is making. united states forces are off iraq. going t

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

love the air. >>> i'm don lemon.our headlines this hour. >>> two separate tornadoes touchdown ground in new york city this saturday. it tore roofs off houses and ripped down power lines in queens and another stronger twister touched down in brooklyn ten minutes later. there have been no reports of people hurt. >>> people carrying suitcases run away from their homes after a cluster of quakes struck china. video from china tv showed rescue crews running to look for survivors. 80 people were killed and 800 injured when four quakes hit yesterday. the strongest quake was a 5.6 in magnitude. those are your headlines this hour. i'm don lemon, keeping you informed. you're watching cnn. the most trusted name in news. >> reporter: for six years, ed ballinger has been sailing away from his memories. >> okay, that's good. >> reporter: his refuge? this boat named "the great old broad" where he's been afloat with his wife trying to escape the memory of a few brief words -- beware cockpit intrusion. >> said lock the so and so door.

vaughan alex now works for the federal air marshals helping schedule the cops now in the air.ever forget. >> i mean, it never goes away. there is not a single day that i don't think about it. there is not a single day that i don't wonder what would have happened if i had done something differently. i did what i was supposed to do that day. i was supposed to take care of passenger service and i took care of those passengers. one of the unfortunate things to this very day is that when i go out on a day when there are no clouds, when i go out on a beautiful day, i look up and i go, that sky is september 11th blue. and that's what was taken away from me. i have never yet been able to

if you know this and you are a student of air control or air traffic, you should know that the first quarter of this year, we had almost 11% increase in passenger travel. compared to last year's same quarter. if you compare ourselves to the other 12 airports around the country, for the last 12 months, we are leading the pack with a 5.6 increase in passenger travel. it is critical to not only san francisco, to the bay area and all of our neighbors around the region, i would argue the whole area of northern california to have a safe and successfully operating airport. like any infrastructure, i want to let you know that i wore my lucky guy. this is the tide of the golden gate bridge. it is one that i will proudly wear every time we have a major announcement for infrastructure efforts that we have. and certainly, secretary, with you, you head up agencies that are so critical to the infrastructure of our whole transportation system in the country. whenever you come here, i enjoy these announcements because it is another reflection of the investment we are making, the investment the airpo

blowing across water, the air is filled with spray. when the winds start to blow more than about 80 or 90 miles per hour, so much spray is lofted into the air that eventually it becomes hard to even talk about the surface of the ocean. and i'm not speaking metaphorically. you just go from water, which is filled with bubbles, to air, which is filled with spray gradually. and there's no longer anything you can call the surface of the ocean. so it becomes a real, real chaos in the core of a hurricane. narrator: the interface between ocean and atmosphere is a vital clue to why all of the simulated hurricanes in emanuel's models were reaching maximum intensity, compared to real hurricanes, which rarely do. it also may show hurricanes playing a significant role in controlling the climate. dr. emanuel: in the idealized models, we hold the ocean temperature fixed. we don't let it change. it's just whatever it is. but a real hurricane profoundly changes the temperature of the seawater. not because it's taking heat out of the ocean -- it is doin

the falling leaves, the crisp air, the perfect inspiration for air wick's fall collection.yeah, when i smell all those things, i know fall is in the air. the fall collection brought to you by air wick and the national park foundation. something in the air wick. >>> thank you for joining us this morning. remember those storms back in june? ? you lost power for several days you definitely do. and last month, you have the chance to let the maryland public service commission know your thoughts about the utility companies how they handled the june derecho storm. now the pse is going to take all the comments and come up with its own conclusion as well as relatations, it's hold -- relatations, it's holding two day -- recommendations, it's holding two days of hearings starting today. also what can be done to improve service. something that a lot of people want to know because that storm may have been back in june but lynette people remember being without power for days. >> no type of thunderstorms or severe weather in the offing. and what we're dealing with there morning, the cool

feel the air drag? now, the friend's going 50 kilometers per hour, you stick your head out of the window, more or less. now, your friend is going 100 kilometers per hour, you stick your head out of the window, what do you get? dandruff job, right? i mean that air resistance really builds up. the faster you go, the more the resistance, yeah. okay. so these people are both gonna go faster? how do you know they're both gonna go faster? because they're both accelerating, okay? now, they go faster until the air drag builds up too. i'm making these both pick up the speed the same, i'm really oversimplifying, gang, just to give you the idea. now, they're going so fast that the air drag builds up to 150. i got a question for you. do they both continue to accelerate? - and the answer begin with n. - no. okay. now, which one ain't accelerating anymore? - the little girl. - why the little girl? what's the net force on the little girl? - zero. - zero. what's the acceleration of the little girl? - zero. - zero. that

now we're up above the drag of the air. if you fire the cannonball and there was no gravity, none, the cannonball would... [descending whistle] go in a straight line. but the cannonball doesn't go in a straight line. you know why? because there is gravity and gravity pulls it down. so what cannonball does... fooom! it maybe falls like that. do you know what would happen if i fired it faster? fooom! it would be up for a longer time but still fall, wouldn't it? let's suppose i fire it even faster, longer to hit or same time to hit or less time to hit? - longer. - longer to hit. fooom! you know what i'm gonna do now, gang? i'm gonna put all the powder in, all the powder. i'm gonna fire that thing really fast. watch this. fooom! is the cannonball falling? is it still falling? yeah. fooom! so you got to move the cannon out of the way. isaac newton realized that if you fired a cannonball fast enough, it would fall all the way around the world, around and around and around. that speed is high, very, very high. but that's how we pu

the falling leaves, the crisp air, the perfect inspiration for air wick's fall collection. yeah, when i smell all those things, i know fall is in the air. the fall collection brought to you by air wick and the national park foundation. something in the air wick. >>> spraying for west nile virus has been rescheduled. it was planned to be today. because of the weather it's been canceled. they are changing the date to monday and monday october 1st. lit start at 7:30 in the evening. it's scheduled to take place in catonsville tomorrow and wednesday. that is whether or not the weather cooperates. spraying there will be start at 7:30, 2 people tied in maryland because of west nile virus this year. experts believe this is going to be the worst year on record for the virus nationwide. if you haven't looked outside, not prettiest morning and not going to be the prettiest day today. >> it is going to be gloomy. we are going to have lots of cloud cover around. we have the storm system on the move. you can see the wet weathers basically from the southeast to the northeast, it's coming

we have a beautiful vo of bel air this morning -- view of bel air, the sun coming up. daylight out there, beautiful skies, wall to wall sunshine, blue skies continue as we head throughout the day. as we look at the temperature in bel air, this is the caveat. if you don't lake the cooler air, that's this morning w temperature at 57. the dew point at 50, that dry air is finally here. we are finally feeling it. catonsville, 57 degrees this morning with the dew point of 50. the winds northwest at 9 miles an hour. north westerly wind is a

the falling leaves, the crisp air, the perfect inspiration for air wick's fall collection. yeah, when i smell all those things, i know fall is in the air. the fall collection brought to you by air wick and the national park foundation. something in the air wick. >>> good friday morning to you. the hot temperatures that los angeles has been experience is, they have had a big heatwave. but too much for one bear to tape thursday night he wandered into this neighborhood and took a dip into the pool. the police officers were chasing the bear to scare it off and hoping it would go back into the hills. but you could see that he took a little pool time before he eventually got out and on his own. but did he have a margarita and sat on the floaties for a little while. >>> in the afternoon, the kids can put their jacket away. the temperature will be up to 83 degrees. a stray shower is possible. but mainly as we head into the evening time frame. this is what we have. look at this great picture sent in by walt. he took this from the base of the world trade center looking south toward f

title international exhibition of hydro aviation probably the biggest crowd pleasers with acrobatic air shows from the country's top. the russian. high speed. when they were. open exhibition. to the economy. head. to take part. however. there were some food. scientists and engineers together to discuss and probably argue about the latest trends in development. of international to make a splash. roughly one hundred twenty five pack. for about five hundred. practical. and. two hundred. or better than ever. specialized search and rescue passenger transit as well as a. fire configuration. which really appreciate the raw power of it you want to check it out from the inside so with that in mind. organized. little test to show journos like me what it's like onboard. knowing far from the. following warnings about what lay ahead needless to say i got a little nervous. six hundred. meters. this heavy hitter for nearly ten years now but only recently did production of these planes be returned to their birth place. they were designed by the various aircraft company but for years were constructed ou

the falling leaves, the crisp air, the perfect inspiration for air wick's fall collection. yeah, when i smell all those things, i know fall is in the air. the fall collection brought to you by air wick and the national park foundation. something in the air wick. >>> thanks for joining thans tuesday -- joining us on this tuesday morning. mosquito patrol will spray the area. we are talking about the area because of west nile virus. you can you can -- if you see the crews, head indoors. the spray is meant to kill mosquitoes carrying west nile virus. there have been 14 human cases of the disease in the state so they want to get this under control. several more sprays are scheduled for the rest of the month. check out your screen. tomorrow they will spray millford mill baltimore county, and then on the 18th which is next tuesday, they will be back in anne arundel county spraying the same area they were today to try to get this under control. >>> there's enough wind energy power for the planet they are saying. and then some. that's at least in theory. that's according to a study.

the falling leaves, the crisp air, the perfect inspiration for air wick's fall collection. yeah, when i smell all those things i know fall is in the air. the fall collection brought to you by air wick and the national park foundation. something in the air wick. >>> news team ended up on the other side of the camera when a bat invitedded their newsroom in omaha, nebraska. >> the bat had been hiding for weeks before making a unwelcome appearance. >> it jumps out. you see the result. it swooped down from the ceiling and began an hour long reign of terror. terror i tell you. it was quite comical to boot. potentially dangerous for sure, so they had to call in animal control. >> i felt like my life was in danger. >> it's sad. just a >> the bat is in protective okay. they plan to release it in to the wild. you have a thing with frogs, lynette. where do bats fall? >> probably second. they are gross. their faces. they are nasty. can't stand them. they are supposed to be in caves, not newsrooms. let's talk about now, looking at clear skies this morning, with that, the temperatures dr

look at bel air right now. so a nice shot. but you can see the clouds in the background filtering in the area. that will be the scenario as we go through the rest of the day. we'll start out on a mainly clear note and a few clouds trying to trickle in the area. we may have a stray shower. but the temperature in bowie, 52 and we have some patchy fog in some spots, basically north and west of the city. dew point 55. these dew points still in the 50s. so we're still dealing with dry air out there. and with that, that is why i'm thinking that the showers that come up over the mountains will break up when they run into the dry air. glen burnie 57 and dew point of 53. hour-by-hour forecast, 78 by lunchtime and afternoon temperature around 3:00 to 4:00, 83 degrees. and the clouds may thicken up and possibly a stray shower. and now over to lauren cook and abc2 news timesaver traffic. >>> we have patchy fog in the region. that will be a big problem this morning. so you'll want to slow down and be careful as you head out. but we have a

a little haze in the air. christina loren will be along to talk about the weather on this monday, september 10th. >>> good morning. thanks for being with us. i'm marla tellez. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. the fire in richmond burned for hours and that smoke made thousands of people sick. today, we are learning what the air quality district is changing with regards to the fire at the chevron refinery. >> we have more with christie smith. >> reporter: good morning. this is the first time that all of the agencies looking into the chevron refinery fire are here under one roof at the air quality management district offices in san francisco. they are talking about what they found out so far. there are community groups represented here saying they want a clearer picture of what it is they are really breathing over in richmond. from the bay area air quality management district, they want that information particularly after a massive fire. it is standing-room only with each agency, including the safety board and ch

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something in the air wick. >>> all right, we're talking about the cool temperatures once again this morning. we can see arnold good morning to you, at 57 degrees. 53234 barnsville -- 53 in barnsville. the winds are calm and we're going to pick those up a bit through the rest of the day out of the south at about 5 to 10 miles an hour. we're also watching a thunderstorm or showers rather that are going to be working their way towards us as a cold front. that's going to be pushing through as we head into tomorrow. but in the meantime, we are nice and clear right now. nice and dry. we are going to take you to the tropics and talk about tropical storm nadine. close to a hurricane, i'll break that down for you coming up but right now let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. >>> do watch out for sink home repairs they continue the shut down east monument street between alterson park avenue. you will want to stick with or lean street as your alternate route. just 11 minutes on

show en route to andrews air force base. to the amazement of the crowd, the military aircraft whizzes past them. on the second pass, the announcer encourages the crowd to cheer on the pilot. >> want to hear some noise. >> two successful and spectacular fly-by, but on the third attempt disaster strikes. without warning the plane begins to break apart. first, the bomber loses a wing, then the aircraft suffers complete engine failure. it's soon clear to spectators, this is not part of the show. >> stay where you are. this is okay. stay where you are. >> friends and family i was with were out on the fishing pier, and they saw it as it was happening. i heard quite a few people yelling and screaming. >> the stealth is plummeting to the ground. the pilot attempts to crash land in a nearby lake hoping to spare lives on the ground. with only seconds to impact, the pilot pulls the ejection handle and is catapulted into the air. >> i just had heard a lot of commotion, and i kind of like looked up and the plane was like right over top o

right after the but a few days later say there were harmful particles in the air? in their own words here are the concerns by some of residents and the answer given by the chairman of the board who i interviewed ahead of the meeting who happens to be a county supervisor representing richmond. >> in gap between information and monitoring has been going on too long and it is time to bridge that gap. >> air quality board needs to be proactive not reactive. which is what they seem to be. >> the air district only had relatively limited testing and was not able to grab samples of the toxic cloud or the fire cloud. i think that's the issue making clear to the public there's limitations in the sampling that did occur and to be clear with the public not just to report the data in a limited way. i think we have to always do a better job of explaining what the data means in a larger context. that's where the district wants to improve. >> reporter: the chairman says he would like to see more air monitors installed around the refinery. several groups will give their reports to

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

you won't get a taste of cooler air.he warm air continues from the desert southwest to the northwest. showers and pretty good dust storm rolling through phoenix. there's a few showers out there this morning. there's enough monsoonal moisture. you can see the temperatures, hundreds there. northwest, what a warm september we've had so far. it continues into your weekend. that's a look 10 to 15 degrees as you go through your sunday. so areas of the west, the bottom line for the weekend is only the northwest really sees significant cooler temps. >> well, wall street roars. and why ben & jerry's is suing a porn filmmaker. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus a look at big winners from last night's mtv vma awards. >>> coming up, a bench clearing brawl, a costly error, now you see him, now you don't. you're watching, "early today." >> announcer: "early today" is brought to you by advil. make the switch to advil now. >>> good morning and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry, and here are so

- air drag. - air drag. they drag their feet in the air. here's a satellite, i mean i say that not literally. here's satellite plowing through, okay? now it's way, way up there, maybe a couple of hundred miles high, no air drag. but maybe sometimes it's in kinda low orbit. up here not too much drag but down here, you know what happened to the-- what was it? - skylab. - the skylab? skylab back in the 70s, it was in an elliptical orbit, okay, going around, around, around and what happened is there was a lot of solar activity and the atmosphere little bit deeper at times, and they thought, yeah, and this come in and hits a little bit of atmosphere. slows down a tiny, tiny bit, but once it slows down that means it's not gonna go so high next throw, huh? then it comes down, slow down a little bit more. next time up to here and so the orbit decays, because it drags its feet as it comes by and keeps decaying, decaying, decaying and then phoom, splasharoony. if you're going about 20,000 miles per hour and hit the air, guess what happens to you? oka

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that breeze has brought in not just dry air but cool air setting up. the dew point numbers in the 40s. this is very comfortable. clouds offshore. that's where the weather is and has been for the bulk of the morning. we'll continue to see basically not much change here. there will ab mod raising in temperatures. we'll see temperatures rebounding. right now across the region just a few passing clouds. clear to the west and i think that's going to be what you notice the next few days is more of the clear weather. here's our frontal boundary, the showers, the last remnant of that system. tonight into early tomorrow morning it's all about this, the cool air flow coming in out of the north. that will make things feel a little chilly by daybreak tomorrow. tropics even though we're still in hurricane season, we've got a complex of thunderstorms swirling around. tonight 48, clear. that will be a chilly start and then we climb into the upper 70s. tom night -- tomorrow night not as cool. 0 degrees -- 80 degrees with sunshine. likely we'll see showers. sunday, mor

más, asesinan a puñaladas a jochy hernández y una empresa ofrece a los enamorados serenatas en el airea especializada en hacer puentes y explotar pozo petroleros ha puesto su ojo en los enamorados. >> nos cuenta de quÉ se trata, veamos. >> esta noche el amor estÁ en el aire y viaja en una canasta de metal que pende de una cuerda de acero, la frÍa bogotÁ o canciones de amor. >> (♪). >> esta es una serenata en el aire. >> esta, es la suplica de amor que lleva planeando durante meses para marta qla mujer que ama y rehÚsa a hacer su novia porque es mayor que Él y lo acepte. >> y lo que quiero escuchar. >> ¿el matrimonio?. >> no tanto pero sÍ quiero, escuchar algo similar. >> los primeros acordes de la mÚsica asacuden el corazÓn de marta nunca habÍa esperado una serenata tan singular. >> me quedo sin palabras y hoy estoy muy feliz. >> se ponen a llorar, no lo pueden creer porque todo el mundo cree que la mÁquina va a hacer un montaje, va a hacer una grabaciÓn, todo menos una serenata. >> porque nadie se puede imaginar que a tu ventana va a llegar, pues tu enamorado. >> la serenata en el air

unfortunately as that sea breeze backs off, air quality also an issue. spare the air alert. it's all the valley locations. north bay, east bay, and santa clara valley south. morgan hill, unhealthy for ground of ozone during the day tomorrow. satellite, the fog is still really kind of hung out here on the coast. right around san francisco. even into santa cruise. a cool start to the weekend. as high pressure builds in you're going to notice that fog squished down to the coast which does mean some patchy dense fog. possibly tomorrow morning around the peninsula and the seashore. but then marine layer which started off this morning at a 1500 dpeet thick is going to get squished down closer to 500 feet or maybe even lower a few spots by monday afternoon. so what you will start to see tomorrow is five to ten degrees of warming for inland valleys which means mostly 90s around the bay, starting off the morning monday in mid 60s for lows. kind of like the running start to the temperatures for monday afternoon. so we'll see those numbers climbing another five degrees inland in the mo

with army versus army/air force. but in tokyo interservice rivalry was practically a full-contact sport. the imperial navy and the japanese army cordially detested each other, they spoke to each other as little as possible, and institutionally they were so far removed -- and as a pilot, this just makes my brain hurt -- the japanese army/air force was heavily influenced by the french dating from around about the period of world war i. well, in french aircraft of that era you pull the throttle back to accelerate. but the japanese navy was heavily influenced by the british royal navy which uses the common sense, the standard push to go throttle. so i couldn't help but wondering how interesting must it have been to be at a joint aviation conference when japanese army and navy pilots were hopping cockpits? it could have been real interesting. [laughter] >> very much so. do you want to answer questions? >> yes. anybody have questions? i'll be delighted to reply. yes, sir. >> what was the navigation that the pilots used ear

. >> se registrÓ otro desastre pero esta vez en el aire, el accidente ocurriÓ cuando tres jets volabanellÓ en picado. >> inmensa bola de fuego zurcoÓ el cielo y la vÍctima glenn smith de 59 aÑos se acaba de jubilar de una firma tecnolÓgica para cumplir su sueÑo de volar aviones antiguos. >> este domingo varios aviones sobre volaron la zona en memoria a la vÍctima. >> en estados unidos desde 1991 accidentes en show a usted reos han cobrado la vida de vida de 7 72 pilotos, pero los espectadores no parecen correr peligro, en casi 60 aÑos no se han registrado tragedias. >> accidentes como este, han provocado cambios en las medidas de seguridad, como hubo caro ub pÚblico a mÁs de 500 pies de distancia y someter a pilotos a pruebas. >> otras medidas incluyen mÁs entrenamientos para pilotos y modificaciones en recorridos de las carreras. >> y aunque puede ser muy impresionante ser testigo o resultado lesionado en este tipo de accidentes, no parece desalentar a fanÁticos que no dejan de asistir a estos espectÁculos. >> gracias por estas impactantes imÁgenes. >> hay mucho mÁs, asesinan a puÑala

right after the but a few days later say there were harmful particles in the air? in their own words here are the concerns by some of residents and the answer given by the chairman of the board who i interviewed ahead of the meeting who happens to be a county supervisor representing richmond. >> in gap between information and monitoring has been going on too long and it is time to bridge that gap. >> air quality board needs to be proactive not reactive. which is what they seem to be. >> the air district only had relatively limited testing and was not able to grab samples of the toxic cloud or the fire cloud. i think that's the issue making clear to the public there's limitations in the sampling that did occur and to be clear with the public not just to report the data in a limited way. i think we have to always do a better job of explaining what the data means in a larger context. that's where the district wants to improve. >> reporter: the chairman says he would like to see more air monitors installed around the refinery. several groups will give their reports to

it's a spare the air day today. after a couple of cool days by the coast we're looking at a warm-up. hi, rosemary. >> good morning to you. starting with today numbers anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees above yesterday's highs. sunday will be one of the warmest days of the next few days. monday could possibly be the hottest. these numbers, some of the hottest numbers we've seen perhaps since mid june and it comes with a heat advisory. i will show you that and the numbers for your area, coming up. >> new this morning, just a few hours ago, firefighters responded to a suspicious fire at the private law office of vallejo mayor osby davis. christian is live on the building with a look at the damage and the investigation. christian. >> reporter: as you said, fire investigators are already saying this is a suspicious fire. now that the sun is rising we're getting a better look. you can see there's a lot of damage here. looking up you can see this is the office of osby davis. this is his private practice. looking inside the bui

week our new air time in washington is 7:30 a.m. i'm bill loveless. we'll see you next week. >>> welcome to this week in defense news i am vago muradian. the air force celebrates the 61st birthday with a new chief of staff a top retired airman talks to us about the general's challenges and priorities and how sweden's top company plans to grow in the united states. britain's's pan european disclosed discussing a union to create a 93 billion dollar titan that would be the world's largest aerospace and defense company. deal if approved by global regulators would join europe's leading military and aerospace contractors into a new giant that builds commercial cargo fighter trainer aircraft helicopters and rockets and saturdayel lights missiles and radars and other sophisticated electronics communication systems and security products. the companys proprosed the -- proposed complex ownership ada holding 68% and bae40%. to alie security concerns executives have promised to operate bae's vast operation independently of the new parent. what does the deal mean g

the falling leaves, the crisp air, the perfect inspiration for air wick's fall collection.h, when i smell all those things, i know fall is in the air. the fall collection brought to you by air wick and the national park foundation. something in the air wick. >>> welcome back to the county v channel -- ktvu channel 2 morning news. talk a look add that swimming pool. a black bear wondered into a neighborhood last night. he probably was hot because he was going from backyard to backyard taking dips in people's swimming pool. several people notified police. officers taped the area off. they did chase the bear around until he headed back up into the hills. >>> san francisco is passing the -- to property owners but the examiner reports that supervisors scott weiner believes the city should do more. he says it's unacceptable the recreation and parks department prunes a tree on average once every 50 years. funding could come from a parcel tax between $60-90 a year. >>> firefighters save lives every day. now one san francisco firefighter is trying to save her own life but it's comin

and now our region this evening, chilly air. over the next couple of days, that trough will lift back up. that means mild air moving back in tomorrow and during the day oon friday and on saturday. but saturday afternoon, another front will come through that will deepen the trough once again and we're talking some really cool air in here. late sunday and into the day on monday. some areas, i think, could get into the upper 30s on monday morning. so starting off next week, you're definitely in for a little bit of a cold spell. clear skies, a cool start. jacket weather for sure. 41-54 degrees. they say temperatures rite around 5:00, 6:00. right around 7:00,le:00, those numbers a little bit warmer. tomorrow afternoon, a great one for lunch out doors. mostly sunny. temperatures 73-77 degrees for high temperatures. as we move on through the next couple of days, 80 on friday, 84 on saturday. that's going to be the warmest day. it's also going to be the first day of fall. 30% chance of showers late in the day and then some really chilly

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as it is, the hallways have just announced air -- just enough air. it is ok. as this moves forward, it is going to be stuffy. there is going to be no circulation, and it will probably result in an old problem. the fact of his building of dental offices is going to have no parking underground or set up next to it. it does not make sense. it is already backing up down the street. there is going to be a lot of double parking. nobody takes awhthe bus. they all take cars. i might be ok. i am somewhat of a spring chicken. there are a lot of senior citizens, and i think this will cause problems for health and well-being. there are people who say, let's demolish windows and placed them here. i do not know why people do not seem to care. now this cannot be the only building in san francisco to build this office. do it somewhere else where it makes sense. that is all i have to say. good thank you. >> next speaker please. >> i live at 4330 geary blvd. i am on the third floor, and what i have been told from the building manager and what i have read about this is that cons

the government obviously has the advantage in the air at this point.est tactic, do you think, by the opposition? >> reporter: it's looking that way. i was talking to people from the free syrian army yesterday. they told me that they're trying to capture an air base, as well, in the west of the country, close to the border with turkey. they haven't been able to do that yet. it -- they say they've destroyed helicopters on the runway. hard to confirm claims. does appear as if the air base in the east of the country is now under rebel control. free syrian army control. the reason is simple, they say. if they control the air bases, that stops fighter planes from taking off and dropping bomb on them. of course the syrian government has plenty of other air bases with aircraft with long enough range to target anywhere in the country. that does seem to be part of their strategy. also when you look at other conflicts, if they get control of those air bases, there's always that possibility they could fly in much-needed supplies themselves. certainly if they get i

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to edwards air force base. the reason they are doing this fly over is because they are paying tribute. this is a state-wide celebration, to go by the desert communities that over the years supported the shuttle program by not only building the parts but supporting edwards air force base and loading this thing on to 747's many times over the years to be flown back to florida because of adverse weather conditions forcing a land at edwards base, it is 160,000 pounds on top of the jet. they were planning to make sure they had the precise amount of fuel in the 747 so it did not land too heavily. we have done this many times. they want to make sure with 167,000 pounds on ton you bun as much fuel as you can. the worry was you they might have had too little fuel for the ten-minute fly over of the desert community so they were going to check the fuel and maybe land 10 or 15 minutes ago. apparently they had the fuel because they have been flying an extra 15 minutes and the crews on the ground at edwards air force base sa

the rain cleared up in harford county in the bel air area. we are left with an accident on main street at homestead street. the accident scene is across the bel air united methodist church. be careful if you are headed to 95, the roads are going to be slick, harford to baltimore counties the rain coming down hard in north maryland, in baltimore, hunt valley, harrisburg, no delays. expect slippery conditions. as we look at 695, here in overly, bel air, nothing to get in your way, inner loop, 95 and outer loop, clear towards towson. >>> her father has been gone for a year and she was having what she thought was an ordinary day at school. a big surprise one student got during school at an assembly, she is never going to forget it. i'm done! "are you a cool mom?" i'm gonna find out. [ female announcer ] swiffer wetjet's pads are better than ever. now they have the scrubbing power of mr. clean magic eraser so you don't have to get down on your hands and knees to scrub away tough, dried-on stains. hey, do you guys think i'm "momtacular" or "momtroc