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

the air force years ago made a decision its reserve components, both the air force reserve and the air national guard, would be as ready as their regular air force members when it came time to go to war. that was a huge investment, big decision that went well beyond just talking about a volunteer force. it was about how would they posture their forces to commit to a combat environment? because of that we have outstanding cooperation when we go overseas. seamlessly, we work side by side. you'll hear multiple times people tell you they can't tell a difference between a member of the air force reserve, the national guard or the regular air force when we're serving together. that is the starting point for any discussion as we go forward. when we talk about active component and reserve component, if you want to talk about what can we do, what can we change, one thing that has to be the foundational understanding is the air national guard can do any mission it's tasked to do if it has the proper resources and you set the expectations high enough. joe talked to that a little bit. expectations

and they are swirling in the air.at is a debris ball. go on. >> yes, and okay, i got circulation that is weakening tornadoes. southwest of oklahoma city, and i have a new developing tornado, kathy? we have a new tornado out of that window there. a new tornado is forming on the southeastern flank, the tornado is just southwest of me, it's still there. no new power flashes, southwest of downtown oklahoma city and the new tornado will be just south of downtown oklahoma city, based on doppler radar and what i see is a brand new circulation developing visually in the air and right behind me. i'm in a wrapping hub right now. and based on radar, you can -- we are tracking it east on i-40. again, i do not have a visual, you can see a rain curtain and power flashes. >> shepard: the doppler radar there with all the pink area looks awful. >> yeah, it's bad, there's likely a tornado as he was saying forming on the south side of this, that would make it closer to moore. the latest imaging would take it barely to the north of moore

. >> 77 is the high but it will be a more dry air with no radar return as the dry set either air is moving in. downtown san jose this morning, looking at temperatures inland at 92 to 101, the 101 being in the east bay and 87 in oakland to 92 in san jose and at the coast, we will be around 70 degrees. now the morning commute. >> we have a stall on the bay bridge coming along the westbound direction and you will find this is blocking one lane, westbound 80 at fremont and you can see the slowing behind it and, otherwise, looking at green conditions and everything is moving swiftly but the eastbound construction headed to the bay bridge up to 580 is going to last until 7:00 a.m. this is until 6:00, another construction project northbound 880 between 280 and forest avenue we have paving work being done out there which can cause slowing and outside we go at the golden gate bridge you can see it is clear and not seeing the fog we saw yesterday but we do see the drive in the northbound direction with a project being wrapped up right now. >> we are less than 72 hours away from a possible bart strik

we saw him get ought of air force -- off of air force one.d where air force one just touched down. >> we saw the president greeting a group of 50 folks here, invited guests by the white house. we see a number of families

, so the ventilation may reduce the air -- clefs in -- levels in the air, but it would settle into dust, so you want to test the dust and the air, and kind aof what you said makes me think of another point, curiosity is really important and if something raises a question for you and makes you curious or makes you have a question, ask those questions because that's how we find the kind of practical information of, you know, the levels from the testing about what works, what doesn't, what really is necessary, what helps, what doesn't help, and so, you know, if a question keeps coming up, trust that. >> the other aspect that's in your question, if i understand again, can we get away from some of the filtering if we're getting it up in the air. that might make your local environment fine, but you're exposing the rest of the world to higher levels, so i would urge you to think both very, very locally which is really critical, especially for you all who are exposed to so many by-products of all kinds of con yo*n. >> and in terms of monitoring air, can you tell me, if we were to do it individu

bankrupt their bank runs when people found out that their bank had created so much money out of thin air that their goal backing it was so low that it became a risk to put your money to keep your money in that bank and when that happened banks started lobbying with the governments to create a central bank and the purpose of the central bank was to make rules that all the banks now had to follow as to how much they could inflate how much money they could print out of thin air so that with that all the banks would inflate together at the same rate so that the risk of bank runs would now disappear and that's what's happened and as a result inflation has become rampant if you look at the value of our currency today compared to the value for currency hundred years ago. about ninety nine percent of the value of the currency has disappeared and that's because of inflation and that's that's because the government has allowed bangs to create money out of thin air it's a government issue privilege to the banks and the banks are happy to you to take advantage of it. and of course government is not

wing sharing the same air space. our aircraft are fixed wing, typically 150 feet agl at 200 knots but they didn't understand the calm complex of that. it would be like me showing up to the battle of belugia with my civilian fire helicopter and say i'm here to help. i would not expect to do that because i don't know the com protocol, i don't know the doctrine on engagement. it was tough to explain that to a political body and the public why cal fire isn't launching everything we have and the marines to fight a fire. we've worked hard to educate them, i think a lot of them get it now but it was a challenge initially. >> thank you. do you want to say anything? >> yeah, i wanted to comment on operatability within the california national guard. they worked really well within the framework that we established with cal fire and then beyond that throughout the national guard and the army, all of our aviators train to the same standards so really we're able to integrate any aircrew from any state, any component, into our prog

but today was about bringing companies, whether they're task rapid or air b and b or the car sharing companies together with us and not only brain storm, but plan for the event so we're already have the task -- we can practice that. we can actually practice this today and involve neighborhoods through s.f. car, all the wonderful programs that dem has set up, we can actually practice the sharing economy after an event happens today. and i think that will get people not only expecting to be here, wanting to be here, but know that they'll have help to be here, help on the ground, help in their small businesses, help in their neighborhoods. so, this is what bay share's operation and work with dem is going to be all about. this is why we have decided to welcome them onto the disaster council so that they can work with us on an ongoing basis, work with all the other utilities, bring our small businesses into action in a major disaster. and we're already seeing those efforts across the country when air b and b experimented what they can do to help people find some space with all of their me

is is creating money out of thin air and you could actually call it counterfeit money because what is counterfeit money it's money that isn't backed by anything that's just a worthless piece of paper but that's what the government is doing to us and we all understand that counterfeiting is a bad thing and why is it a bad thing because the counterfeiter get something for nothing. and all the people who have save money lose out when counterfeiting. is allowed to occur and a lot of people start counterfeiting what it means is all the people to save their money are no losing and the counterfeiters are getting something for nothing and it's very distorted because people now receive an incentive to become kind of critism sells rather than productive work that's exactly what the government does with central banking and government has now monopoly in counterfeiting they have the right to create money out of thin air just worthless pieces of paper and as a result all the people who saved money. are watching their savings disappear there are savings become worth less and less and the and the go

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and warmer temperatures but not so humid and poor air quality is poll with "spare the air" days cominghis weekend into monday and by wednesday and thursday it will not be so hot. this is a look at what is going on in san jose this morning, temperature is eight degrees warmer-than-average and 91 at redwood city, nine degrees warmers. livermore is up to 16-degrees warmer-than-average. we will be around the low-to-mid 90's for the santa clara valley, and 88 in milpitas. santa cruz, up to 90 degrees and spreading up to redwood city and mid-to-upper 80's in millbrae. low 70's along the coast. upper 70's in downtown and south san francisco. 80 if south sausalito. the cool pot is petaluma at 92. around 70 at your beaches where we will see increasing sunshine and mid-to-upper 80's along the east bay shore and 8 in oakland and fremont and the warm spot is hercules and the third day you have had the air conditioning on and we will have five or six more days of near 100-degree heat. if you are headed to the game cardinals and a's, about 78 degrees and dropping down to a comfortable 68 by the end

and i think primarily of advanced aircraft made by russia and china as well as the advanced air-to-air and surface-to-air capabilities did we hear about those from syria so i did knowledge it would be nice to have these f-35 everywhere for everything because you never know but realistically speaking, we have a lot of operations around the world over the last two decades with extremely low attrition rates of the airplane with fourth generation and a lot of future military missions will continue in that vein so i would recommend sizing future purchases of this f-35 primarily to the threat environment and the possibility china could be the adversary. i don't expect that our hope that but a possibility and also of course, the rambos of the the two most prominent. of one to have been of high end airplanes for the scenario i can imagine that for the basis to have available to us thaw in that region to come up with as many f-22 and f-35 we think a proper it is the thread based approach then you can have a more detailed conversation with each of the three variants and with my testimony i spell

air routes are covered by american airline routes and u.s. air as a bigger domestic market. that is the best way to look at it and that shows competition in the market and not necessarily looking at the nonstop routes. is that clear? >> what do you think of this approach that the consumer travel alliance did? >> we can't actually analyze how he did his work or how the consumer travel alliance did their work but to be clear what the gao did say, we said there were 1600 overlapping routes but we also said there was a competitor--another competitor on those routes as well. i think the other point we would make is as our understanding, doj and the faa look through the merger, they will have a comprehensive analysis more along the lines of not just nonstop but where there are overlapping routes. as we said before, a lot is yet to be determined but clearly those kinds of issues will be addressed we believe through doj. >> another question, mr. leocha, about ticket price transparency. nothing a consumer cares about more than the ticket price and over the last few years the fees and

talking about spare air day, poor air quality, sharp cooldown is in store for tomorrow. roof camera, nice and sunny. but the ozone levels will be allowing for poor air quality especially in our east bay. we've got high pressure in control it really is allowing for not only that northerly winds but air to get chilled from 52 degree ocean temperature, that's how we get the fog forming right at the water. and you saw it in our live cameras. once again today, looking at temperatures maybe 50 degree spread. 67 half moon bay, afternoon sunshine. 74 downtown. head into east bay. 80 in oakland. 101 walnut creek. 104 in antioch. today, temperatures hot. tomorrow the fog moves across the bay and we are talking about the cooldown for everyone over 20 degrees of cooling. san francisco today, comfortable. 92 in san jose. more heat there. 89 palo alto. upper 60s, sunset north bay. mid 90s santa rosa. napa hot, mid 90s. 82 san leandro. 104 antioch. 105 brentwood. tomorrow it's over. comfortable comfortable weather with us all week long. we'll let you know how hot it's going to be. keep

boeing and air bus jets. that owns them both. air castle is the name of the company. if you have not heard of them, they lease air bus and boeing planes all around the globe to other airlines. the ceo not at the paris air show but here in a first on fox business interview in studio. why are you not at the air show when this could be a big moment there? >> paris air show is a big show every year where lots of new orders are made, the manufactures are sitting pretty because there's backlogs going years and years into the future. we put the money to work today. most are for aircraft that don't deliver until the back half of the decade. liz: you watched the news flashes, though. >> of course. liz: if you were the headline writer for the industry rack, whatever it might be, a journalism term, "rag," but what's the headline? >> wide bodies. wide bodies. big orders of business today. there's new models coming out. the air show is a great platform for unvailing them, and orders are going with that. liz: what are you

. >> air show tragedy. hundreds watch in horror as a stunt plane carrying a pilot and wing walker crashes to the ground at a popular air show. >> nature's wrath. wildfires rage in the west as new battle lines are drawn in fire-ravaged areas. while massive floods cripple a major city forcing more than 75,000 to flee their homes. >> and, to the rescue. in the midst of hurricane season the coast guard is on alert. we take you inside the place where elite rescuers learn to leap into troubled waters. >>> good evening. the hunt for edward snowden has taken on greater urgency tonight now that the u.s. charged the former nas contractor with espionage. since spilling the beans about secret government surveillance programs, snowden has been in hiding. bringing him to justice not only hinges on finding him but getting whatever country he is ultimately found in to hand him over. this as still more potentially damaging leaks from snowden go public. let's bring in white house correspondent kristen welker. good evening. >

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a spare the air with air call till not very good out there. the worst quality inland.ome places above 105. the good airplane quality, believe it or not, even in the north bay where well have the 100-degree heat. this encompasses not only the east bay, but santa clara valley and santa clara mountains and tonight the numbers should crop into the 70s. the risk of heat-related illnesses very high. them stay with us for the next several days, keeping a grim on the bay and keeping the fog at bay. so we saw 89 yesterday in huh toe. once again -- in tahoe 111 fresno, 93 los angeles and this is serious receipt out there from 96 in san jose. 101 las got toes. 80 san francisco. up in the north bay plenty of triple digit heat with 99 san fast really. 47 sinceston, 88 berkeley, 95 castro valley. inland numbers over 100 degrees today. 105 in livermore. a couple degrees warm he were than yesterday. we are looking at a very warm day today in oakland as maybe the cardinals take another hit with temperatures in the up he were 80s. we hope so, right? and tomorrow we are looking at very l

dad is in the air force and this is a celebration of his last flight. their 8-year-old sob told me it was "neat" to meet president obama. then wheels up minutes later. we were treated to an about face of the airplane before it took off. >> air force one coming and going from the bay area, something we are getting very familiar with and as someone tweeted, after i tweeted that president has left, now remark can get back to normal. >> rebound wrapped up the bay area visit after attending two fundraisers last night, and he left portola valley after 9:00 p.m. after spending an hour and a half at the home of sun microsystems co-founder and venture capitalist. guests paid $32,400 to attend the dinner. earlier democrats welcomed the president at a reception at the palo alto home of one of the founders of online social magazine flipboard. >> he talked education. he talked about the challenges in congress. he talked about compromise. of course, he was keeping optimistic about america. >> the president's palo alto visit was met by protesters urging the president

we're putting it back into the air.ost: the next call comes from billy in texas, independent line. caller: i think this is all part socialist -- part of agenda 21, a socialist agenda of the united nations. george walker bush signed as us on toritics find it. it is being pushed for common course in our public schools. it takes away your freedoms to private property, to private transportation. they talk about cleaning up the air and saving the planet but it is about global governance to the united nations. this is what it all ties down to. is a modest global list or a socialist noblest. -- globalist. they are trying to put it under the radar for our local communities so that we can -- so that people would not even notice it. you find it through the city councils, homeowners association, your county governments -- they are all pushing the stuff through them. there is a lot of push back against it. they are and dr. reading -- they are indoctrinating the kids. democrats' line, hello. caller: thank you for taking my call. i w

this is a hot air mass coming at us from the desert. inland like morgan hill, low-to-mid 80's, and santa rosa is 86. the warmth will creep up the peninsula and mill ray is 76. half moon bay is the warm spot at 70 and daly city is 66 or 67. more warmth on bay side south south africa and downtown in the mid-70's and sausalito. mid-to-upper 80's through the north bay valley and mid-to-upper 60's at the bench. 70 at berkeley and everyone else in the low-to-mid 80's. castro valley is warm at 84 and low-to-mid 90's in the east bay valley this weekend. tonight in the upper 50's to mid-60's. the clouds will be confined to the coast. you can see the warm air mass from the south right up the desert and high pressure over the four corners region we get the clockwise flow. watch the heats expand. thursday, we are as far north as fresno and friday we are looking at 120 degrees in palm springs with temperatures at 110 saturday and sunday. our forecast for the weekend could hit 100 inland sunday and monday with near 90 around the bay and low 70's at t

her cooking shows already off the air. this as a new video surfacing tonight revealing her candid discussion before about race and the south. abc's steve osunsami on the story tonight. >> reporter: this morning pulling episodes of her popular show off the air. >> breaks my heart. i have watched her for a long time. >> reporter: as the emmy winner and cookbook author struggles to recover from her own words, admitting during a lawsuit's deposition she used racist language, new videos are coming to light. >> i have a young man in my life, and his name is hollis johnson. and he's black as that board. >> reporter: in a conversation on race relations in the south, with the new york times last fall, she introduced a young man she described as a son, who she joked was as dark as the board behind her. >> i know i can trust him with my life and color ain't got nothing to do with it. >> reporter: earlier, after discussing a great grandfather, who owned a plantation, she shared this. >> i feel like the south is almost less prejudiced,

as you will see a lot can go wrong high up in the air. some of the stories are about dreamers who find a way to conquer new you heights and others about daredevils who relish the trip down. the first story about a man at a low point in his life and the effort high above a city street to save him. >>> 70 stories above the streets of new york, a desperate man contemplates ending his life by jumping from the top of one of the city's landmark skyscrapers. >> obviously something has brought him to the edge and we want to figure out as quickly as possible. the job could always go very wrong. >> august 10, 2011. detectives james cole and shawn solar are the new york city police department emergency services unit are on duty when the call comes in. >> we started our shift at 3:15 that afternoon. and almost immediately as soon as we finished loading up and checking our equipment a call came over there was a jumper up on top of 30 rockefeller plaza. >> detectives cole and solar raced to mid town manhattan where the 23-year-old man dangled his legs

air quality reached dangerous levels on friday. from bangkok, we are following the story. >> smoke generated by fires blazing in indonesia covered singapore in a blanket of smoke for days. friday was bad. the main pollution hit a record high, profit prompting the government to hit a public health warning. singapore's national environmental agency said the pollution standards sored to a record 401 at midday on friday. that's far above the previous record on 226 back in 1997. inside the level five dangerous zone. >> my eyes are kind of sore. when i woke up this morning my throat was sore. as an employer, i also asked my employees to take the day off. >> this is very bad. i can feel it in my house. i have to shut down everything and close the windows and doors. >> children, the elderly and people with respiratory problems are told to stay indoors and even healthy people have been advised to avoid going outside as much as possible. >>> indonesia has been battling the fires on the ground and from the air. the government said they will i

looking at poor air quality inland east bay and santa klir vaechlt moderate air quality the rest of thebeach hazard warning to pass along to you. this is continue go through friday night for the santa cruz area beaches where we have already seen south easterly swell arriving. strong rip current certainly possible large shore break so if you do head to the coast line and decide you want to get away from the hot weather be careful out there. look at the overnight temperatures in the 50's to even low 60's around antioch. fog near the coast in over parts of the bay once again it might be dense in pockets so could be slow going the morning commute. give yourself plenty of time. afternoon high summer like spread will call it our summertime micro climate. half moon bay 68 degrees mild. warmer as you get away from the sea breeze influence. 78 in oak land. walnut creek 95 degrees and it's really going to start to get hot well inlan inland. antioch flirting with the triple digit mark there coming if at 98 degrees. rest of the high. san jose 88 tomorrow in the south bay. 87 in santa clara. 78 for

it's been a rough day for air travelers in france. half of all flights were canceled at airports across the country as air traffic controllers went on strike. >> protesting against eu plans to reform the european airspace management as part of the single european sky program. the unions are crying foul. >> grounded out charles de gaulle. and any given day, one of the the busiest airports. today, near a standstill. air traffic controllers fear the european union's plans will lead to job cuts and poor working conditions. >> the main reason air traffic controllers are on strike today is because of plans by the european commission. they want to cut costs and the fees that finance air-traffic control and france. >> most of the disruption is too short and medium hauling flights. many passengers have little other options than to sit it out and hope they will take off later in the day. >> i had a 10:00 flight to geneva and i have been rescheduled onto an 8:00 p.m. flight this evening. >> the delays could be lengthening. air-traffic controller

air traffic every day flies through, into, or out of new york air space. a week ago today, a very close call. delta flight 172, a boeing 747 with more than 300 passengers on board, was at the end of a 14-hour flight from tokyo preparing to land at new york's jfk airport. but as he approached runway 4 left in rough winds, the pilot executed a missed approach, telling the tower he was going around. the tower issued instructions to climb and make a gentle turn to the right. meanwhile, at nearby laguardia, a delta regional jet with 70 passengers aboard was taking off, climbing to its left. as the two planes made their wide turns, they came within 2,600 feet horizontally and just 200 feet vertically. controllers then sounded the alert. >> are you turning? >> yes, sir. we're almost at 040 now. >> delta, traffic 12:00. 1,400 feet. embraer, 1,600 feet. >> okay. we've got them on the fish finder here. >> reporter: the fish finder is on-board collision avoidance radar. retired american airlines captain tom casey. >> that's very close. that's close for anybody, espec

christin airs tells us san jose knows what it's doing hitting major league baseball in a very weak spot. >> ken, this lawsuit is challenging major league baseball antitrust exemption and fans here at san jose's minor league field obviously washt the a's to come here, but there is also massive movement in oakland to chemothem over there and today's lawsuit only intensified the tug of war. >> an chose fired the opening this morning. >> after weight more than four years for an answer for major league baseball, it is clear we're not going to get an answer. >> a federal lawsuit four years in the making accusing major league baseball of a blatant spears to block a plan to bring the a's to san jose for fear of losing its giant fan base. >> the san francisco giants lawyers lobbyists and billionaire owners are afraid of competition. >> the lawsuit claimed attendance at a's games in oakland has flagged over the years. baseball fans at tonight's san jose minor league all star game say there's a reason for that. >> oakland has kind of a stigma and violence issue that a lot of people would be -- the

it's been a rough day for air travelers in france. half of all flights were canceled at airports across the country as air traffic controllers went on strike. >> protesting against eu plans to reform the european airspace management as part of the single european sky program. the unions are crying foul. >> grounded out charles de gaulle. and any given day, one of the the busiest airports. today, near a standstill. air traffic controllers fear the european union's plans will lead to job cuts and poor working conditions. >> the main reason air traffic controllers are on strike today is because of plans by the european commission. they want to cut costs and the fees that finance air-traffic control and france. >> most of the disruption is too short and medium hauling flights. many passengers have little other options than to sit it out and hope they will take off later in the day. >> i had a 10:00 flight to geneva and i have been rescheduled onto an 8:00 p.m. flight this evening. >> the delays could be lengthening. air-traffic controller

now, bel air raley's bel air is asking for help from the fbi in what is suspected to be a complex criminalyber attack. that's how it's characterized on a portion of the computer network apparently sacrificed -- this is where credit and debit card numbers were stored and apparently stolen. this was all brought to the attention on thursday last thursday by a shopper who noticed some suspicious activity on her credit card. her credit card company -- credit union investigated and then notified raley's of the problem. >> we had security measures in place and cyber security is a never-ending battle. cyber criminals are sophisticated. >> it makes me nervous but sadly there's breaches almost everywhere. >> reporter: and that is true. there have been breaches at major companies like coca-cola and even banks in recent years. here at raley's there are 23 stores around the bay area. we have bel air raley's nob hill food source aisle one. if you used your debt or credit card there, check your transactions to be sure there's no suspicious activity on your card. again, the thieves apparently were not abl

the moisture is lingering in the air. you can see the visibility at 1.75 miley mile and quarter-mile visibility in half moon bay but there is no reduced visibility unless you drive in 17 or through the santa cruz mountains or toward the dublin grade. that is where you could find fog. throw mid-60's, our temperatures right now, 67 in mountain view, and one of the warm spots, 59 at half moon bay, a cool spot. the golden gate bridge shows residual moisture on the deck there because of the moistness, the dampness, the muggy air and drizzle. the day planner: be prepared for frizzy hair. the big frizz factor. by noon, it is dry. at least the drizzle is over and the fog is lifted. by 4:00, it is humid by our standard, 64 at coast and 82 inland. a mild evening tonight. leyla gulen was that frizzy hair comment directed at me? i bet it was. >> no! >> got a little bit of frizz going. we have a moist condition on the roadways and it appears there is mist in the air. with the fog, use your low beams and not your high beams. we have co

force one. >> air force one has touched down right now. see in this live shot. >> we are here in mountain view with about 60 people that are down on the ground. local residents all lined up waiting to see president obama in his second visit in less than two months. >> this will be a short and sweet visit. he will be here for less than 12 hours. >> he will be meeting with several people for a fund raiser. >> the white house has not released a list of people that will be attending this fund raiser. >> after greets the crowd he will be attending to fund raisers in the south bay. >> he was back here in april for a fund raiser. >> this time it public event will be on tap for friday. he will be talking about the affordable care act. >> after this he will be heading off to southern california appeared again air force one has landed here in mountain view with president obama. >> it usually takes a couple of minutes for the plane to taxi and come around and allow the president to the bark from the plane appeared he is flying to san francisco from c

germany with air traffic control problems. the dispute has cost tens of thousands of passengers trouble and strife. it's delayed and cancelled several thousands flights and it will take several hours to get things back to normal. it's an old fashion dispute over working conditions and reform of the european air skies. >> one final question. would it impact anybody coming from the united states who wants to fly to france or europe that would also be interrupted as well in. >> yes and no. in theory because a lot of flights going into france would be controlled by france but the higher levels, not so much. not as much. it's the short and medium haul delays but if you're flying in from the united states and hoping to make a connection, today you've had severe trouble. tomorrow things will be a lot better. i would still have a good book and packet of sandwiches. >> thank you. good to see you. >>> coming up, a long waited reunion of students in the united states with their families who aren't allowed to cross the mexican coborder. y

i don't know that it's going to be a huge issue for the air force and maybe the army. they have already been -- the air force has been wearing the army's uniform for a couple of years. >> you spent the week also covering secretary hagel and chairman dempsey up in congress they were testifying on sequestration. what was the upshot on what they said and were lawmakers satisfied with what they heard? >> this was interesting. they were talking this week to the appropriations and the budget committees and it really seemed to me like that really the pentagon and congress have accepted the fact that sequestration is here, it's going to be in 2014 and the rhetoric on everybody's side just sort of we are done with leon panetta's acts and somehow we can ignore this and somebody is going to make it go away so that was really i think the sub text of a lot of the testimony this week is lawmakers are basically saying you guys need to plan to these spending caps and the pentagon said yeah, we are going to -- >> but are they going to give them the flexibility that the department has s

again, there is the dry air, and all the warm and moist air, and along the front, guys, that's where we have the potential for a tornado. keep an eye to the sky, and listen to the weather radios and across the tv screens, you will hear the warnings coming. >>> we have much more ahead this hour. >> here is what is coming up. >> he is accused of holding three women captive for ten years, but he is facing his own imprisonment for a lot longer. there are now 329 counts against ariel castro, and they only cover half of the victims' captivity. >>> you can't have 100% security and also then have 100% privacy. >> your phone, your e-mails and even your credit card records may be in the hands of the government. the debate on whether we have to choose security over privacy. >>> ever been so hungry for pizza you just could not wait for the delivery man. what if you had your pie brought by a drone? that is what one company is experimenting with, and a handcuff key in today's business talker. s carrying case. introducing the all-new 2014 chevrolet impala with the available mylink system. ♪ [ beeps