air force is now carrying out the vast majority of air strikes against isil. it was also during that tour that he experienced the integrated air missile defense arabian gulf and developed the gulf command peration center and working closely with nations who are today critical partners in the campaign.il as confirmed air force chief of extensive military experience will be of great enefit as we continue to accelerate our efforts to deal isil a lasting defeat. as director of the joint staff and as vice chief of staff of the air force, dave has also demonstrated superb skill as a consensus builder and a manager. during the time that our joint air force's for the global vigilance, global reach and global power has only increased, general goldstein has helped to expertly manage demands on the fighter squadrons and other forces in an demand.xceptional and i myself, have worked with frequently, asein secretary, deputy secretary. -- we go back quite aways i've seen dave bring creative problem solving to bear in helping the air force manage our enterprise during a time

air support. it does close air support differently, it doesn't have the features that you mentioned. those are all real numbers i think you gave. but what's different now than the time when the a-10 was conceived was the ability of a wide variety of aircraft to put a munition like a small diameter bomb exactly where they want it to be. b-1 bombers, for example, something that would not have traditionally have been possible. i think everybody would like to keep the a-10 in the inventory, but given the constraints we have on both the size of our force structure and the financial resources, maintaining one aircraft in the air force which is not something we could fit into the balance we were trying to achieve. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> on behalf of chairman mccain, senator lee, please. >> thank you, mr. chairman, for calling this hearing. thanks to all of you, our witnesses, for your testimony today. the utah delegation had the opportunity to witness firsthand the rollout of the f-35

current integrated air defense systems, air to air weapons and electronic warfare must be continuallyountered. we must continuously improve the system to keep pace with emerging threats and i think the committee for its support and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you general. >> chairman mccain, ranking member, distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity today to discuss the program. the purpose today is to provide an honest and balanced assessment of where the program stands today. that means i will tell you the good the bad and the ugly and tell you what my team is doing to reduce cost, improve the performance and meet our schedule commitments. the lightning is a vital importance to the security of the united states and is the program executive officer and director, i'm committed to delivering an affordable and a reliable and sustainable fifth-generation weapon system to the war fighters and those of our international partners and foreign military sales customers. overall the program is executing well across the entire spectrum acquisition to inc

crew and air craft was firing on the intended target. want to emphasize that the trauma center was a protected facility and was on a no-strike list. receive fire not from the trauma center during the incident, nor did the investigation find that insurgents were using it as a base for operations. treated at nts were the trauma center, but hospitals and patients are protected on the battle field. a trauma center was protected facility, but it was misidentified during this engagement. the investigations concluded that certain personnel failed to f mply with the rules o engagement and the law of armed conflict. however, the investigation did not conclude that these failures amounted to a war crime. he label "war crimes" is typically reserved for intentionally s, targeting civilians, objects or locations. again, the investigation found the incident resulted from a unintentional human errors, process errors, and none ent failures of the personnel knew they were striking a hospital. the investigation identified 16 u.s. service members whose con

that just reenforcees the cold air. and then another shot of some cold arctic air builds in by end of the week into next weekend. every few days the pattern will shift on us. windy and chilly today with sunshine, clouds, 47 for afternoon high temperature. gusts 50 to 60 miles an hour, close to that, and mainly during morning hours. so that win does back off tonight, partly cloudy skies, still breezy, wind 15 to 20 miles an hour but starts to switch directions. we will initially drop to the 30's. that is the main rise through the overnight hours back in the 40's as we get that surge of warmer air. we will jump from 47 up to 60 for the high on monday. watch out for showers during the afternoon. it looks likening commute could be impacted the most out of the two on monday and then sunny and cool on tuesday highs in the mid 40's, overnight the lows 20's to low 40's. we will see our next storm coming in thursday we will be up to 60 but we will have to battle will some showers. next week again cooling it back down to the 40's

but if you asked to do air to air, it's hopeless. the f 35 is designed as aircraft that can do a variety of missions object to the form innocence strike. it does support differently. it does have the features you mentioned. but what's different now than what the time being, the ability of wide variety of aircraft to put ammunition like a small bomb exactly where they want it to go. and the air force today would be one bombers, for example, something that would not be possible. times have changed. if we could afford it, i think everybody would like to be the inventory because it's a special purpose aircraft for that one mission. given the constraints we have and the financial resources that we have, maintaining a one mission aircraft and the air force, which is not something they could fit into the balance we're trying to achieve. >> thank you. thank you. mr. chairman. >> on behalf of chairman mccain. >> thank you mr. chairman for calling this hearing and thanks to all of you, witnesses for your testimony today. you taught delegation

if you asked in a 10 to do air to air, it's hopeless. the f 35 is designed as a multiple mission aircraft. it does support differently. it doesn't have the features you mentioned. than whenferent now the time the a-10 is conceived is these precision ammunitions and the ability of a wide variety of aircraft to put ammunition exactly where they want it to go. the aircraft is close air support. times have changed. if we could afford it, i think everybody would like to keep the a-10. ,iven the constraints you have maintaining a one mission aircraft is not something that could fit into the balance. >> thank you, chairman, for calling this hearing. the 388 and 419 fighter wings at hill air force base in utah prepared to reach additional operating capacity this year. we have been able to to the development of the logistics. effective that they have been called to assist in marine corps and navy in reading the modernization goals for their respective aliens of the f 35. the men and women working to train on, test, and keep these debts in the air

the head of the army air corps had intended the baby militarize. they went your military training, marched, went through everything that the men attendde them did in the was to militarize them -- the only reason they were not was because of hangups and sexism that the role of women in the military. heaven forbid we have women military pilots -- we cannot handle it. these women served anyway. they flew 60 million miles, airplanes all over the theaters. they towed targets for the ground cutters to practice at shooting at targets. they trained male pilots to head off to the war effort. 38 of them perished in training. yet they were in this quasi-civilian status. no veterans benefits. they were passing the hat around to get their bodies back to their families. they still served. at the end of the world, they were discharged. the man needed the cockpits pretty wasn't until 1977 that this congress passed a law giving them rights so that they would be treated as veterans -- they were after-the-fact given honorable discharges. was finallythis over, the fig

during world war ii, more than 1000 wasps flew over 60 million air miles. without official recognition, families were forced to pay out-of-pocket to send fallen 36 comrades home. after the war, the u.s. denied then military status despite their extraordinary service. but today, today we can help correct some of that injustice. hr 4336 would restore the right for these women to be buried at arlington. these women paved the way for the women in uniform today. they endoured gender-based discrimination for years. they served and died just as other members of the military did. i believe they belong in arlington. thank you. i yield back. thank you. >> thank you for this opportunity to stand up here as part of women's history month to say that this is a bipartisan piece of legislation that represents something overdue. i am proud to be able to say that there were women who went before me who were brave and who were courageous and did all the jobs that were asked of them in a manner that was of high standard. that they gave and sacrificed on my behalf and now we ha

an air of confidence about us. that we can build on through the course of the sees ovenlt because it's not always going to be easy. there are going to be tough times that you're going to have to have positive thoughts and positive attitudes take you through those tough times. >> this new nats season brings with it some new managers, new players and some new i -- amenities at the ballpark. what's new at national's park. >> we brainstorm how we can improve our food and beverage offerings, our retail offerings. >> there's between 75 people can rent. it's an all-inclusive party. >> this is part one of a two-part bobble head. the next stop on the tour is nursing mother's lounge. we have expanded almost double the size of the shake shack making it one of the biggest in the world. happy hour price is going reduced. for the first time the nats operate our own in-house retail operation. for us our goals are to add more merchandise and retail selection as well as to reduce pricing. >> the kids can have their birthday parties

both in air to air and air to ground. i believe the f-35 is absolutely necessary now and in the future to give you and the nation options to take an airplane and go anywhere on the face of the earth as a time of our choosing and be survivable and hit a target. i do not believe there's any other airplane in the world that can do that today. only the f-35 can do it and will do it for many years. >> you're talking about fifth generation from russia and china. you have the t-50 and the chinese have the j-30 and j-31 or something like that maybe. now, when you compare those, normally they talk about we're going to be stealthier, going to have better radar. once you give us an idea of what the opposition is doing right now and how it's specifically what areas we are better. >> senator, i'll try and do that without walking across the line of sensitive information or classified. one of the things that folks like to think about when they look at those adversary airplanes they look a lot like ours. that's a true statement. much of

the arctic air is coming in, and it will be strong. the wind gusts from the northeast here, and it will be mild into the 50s. as soon as the winds go from the north, cold air from canada down to the arctic, and it will high wind warning until 2:00 p.m., and it's not just a chance to change the air mass h -- which it will certainly do a big heads up, especially if you lawn decorations out for the holiday, or let's say you have your chairs out already from the last few days, be aware of that through the next few days, showers, hit-and-miss, and not everyone is rained on, and not everyone has a soaking rain, but the showers are possible through the day, parking lot -- part of the large front with the transition into this cold, arctic air in april. which we have been advertising. unfortunately not an april fool's joke yesterday when we were talking about how chilly the temperatures will be. not only are we seeing spotty showers today, but before noon, we will see it let up a bit: this. sunday morning into sunday night, two little chances o

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some of the places including luke air force base, langley air force base, ft. lauderdale, new york city, chicago, baltimore, reno, las vegas. so the air force is getting out there with the airplane to these air shows and is going to start talking to folks about the airplane. the u.s. marine corps and the navy will bring media with them when they go to sea trials so they can tell their story. the dutch, who are a partner on this program, are planning on bringing their two airplanes to the netherlands in june for two weeks for the very thing that you just talked about, congressman turner, to introduce the airplane to the public, to talk about it and to talk about why the airplane is needed for them. the u.s. marines, the u.s. air force and the uk will bring five airplanes to farnborough to the air show. we also need to continue to base things on fact and when people out there don't have the facts, then it's my job and my team's job to correct the record for that. >> general bogdan, this poll asked people would they rather upgrade the current fighters rather than

air bag maker takata has already recalled more than 28 million air bag inflaters because they could explode with too much force, hurling pieces of shrapnel at drivers and passengers. now there are 85 more air bag recalls. they too may need to be fixed if takata can't prove they're safe. >> we're only seeing ruptures at 7.5 years. that is with all the other risk factors involved as well. >> the faulty air bags have killed 11 people around the world, including a texas teenager just two weeks ago. fixing the inflators could take years and cost takata billions of dollars. >>> the streets of new york city were awash with protest earlier today. not the least of which was a huge coalition of community organizes gathered on the steps of city hall. they were calling for the immediate shutdown of rikers island. >> this is the beginning of a campaign that will not end until rikers is shuttered and criminal justice in new york city is >> jesus christ himself would say close rikers! >> the organizes claim that 85% of people on rikers island are too poor to make bail. >>> coming up, after a lengthy effor

whoosh bay area air quality officials react to the news we are breathing some of the dirtiest air in the nation. whoosh and you might have seen it live on kron four's facebook page. stanley roberts finding plenty of folks inhaling badly on the day devoted to celebrating marijuana. this is a full hour of your choice for prime time news. now at 8. bullets fired on an east bay highway take a deadly turn. the latest happening last night pittsburg on highway 4. good evening i'm pam moore. we have been tracking the violent trend for months. and tonight we are demanding answers about what's being done about the problem. grant lodes joins us with a timeline of the shootings. but first kron-4's j-r stone joins us live from richmond tonight. j-r you spoke police there and community leaders. >> j.r.:pam, 18 freeway shootings since last november. 11 of those have happened on the i-80 cooridor in this section of the east bay. one man dead in yet another freeway shooting tuesday night and no suspects in sight. lt. andre hill of richmond p-d says their department is part of a multi agency gang task

air force and the uk will bring five airplanes to farnborough to the air show at the uk air show in july. so i think getting out there and telling the story is part of what we need to continue to do. we also need to continue to base things on fact and when people out there don't have the facts, then it's my job and my team's job to correct the record for that. >> general bogdan, this poll asked people would they rather upgrade the current fighters instead of proceeding with the f-35. mr. thompson -- i think it's mr. thompson. no. lauren thompson said, "it is impossible to do what they have asked. you can't upgrade our cold war fighters". would you agree with the statement of thompson and would you want to elaborate? >> yes, sir. you can only do so much with our fourth generation fighters today. you can only add so many upgrades and structurally improve them to last a certain period of time. but what i will tell you from the knowledge i have on this program and the capabilities of the f-35, our legacy airplanes now and in the future will not survive the threat environments we know we are

the syrian air force and the russian air force are the two air forces that are operating in that area. the russian air force has come out and said they were not carrying out any strikes at the time. we know from past experiences that the hallmarks of some of these strikes, at least what we're seeing in terms of some of the footage that has come out of there, is that it is consistent with the types of crude bombings that have taken place as a result of the syrian air force. again, it's difficult for nbc news to independently verify that, but it is at least the belief of the aid organizations that are on the ground in aleppo in that theater where that strike took place, craig. >> ayman, heather, colonel jack, appreciate your time. thanks to all of you. >>> coming up, we will get back to politics. more on the breaking news about our sources saying indiana governor mike pence set to endorse ted cruz for president near the top of the hour. i'll talk to a reporter who has been covering indiana politics on the ground there for a long time. >>> on the democratic side, a viable path to the whi

sunday as arctic air starts to move in. we get a real plunge in our temperatures. we are wrapping it up with a strong weekend windy weekend ahead. and i want to tell you you are going to want to bundle up it's going to be too far cry from the 80 degrees that we had today. tony. >> all right, gwen thank you very much. >> police in alexandria trying to solve their first murder of the year. searching for a killer who investigators say targeted a man stake taking a stroll in the neighborhood a tisha lewis is life in alexandria with more. >> reporter: tony how rare it is for homicide to happen here in alexandria. last year, they had four two of which remain unsolved. in this case the victim is 69 years old. and he was just blocks in fact, take a look over my shoulder he lived down the street win walking distance from where this all happened. police identified the victim, he died this morning four days after he was attacked and robbed. near by residents were surprised. >> one of my college friends visiting i was telling him this

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population lives with potentially dangerous air pollution.on reports, most of the worst areas are in california. >> this is the vista from california's central valley. oil wells as far as the eye can see. but living in bakersfield, it is what you can't see. the air, causing serious problems. >> i wouldn't even go outside. >> inside, jessica and eugene wait out another wind advisory with their three boys. >> it is kind of sad because i want them to be able to be kids, be outside and play. >> but on a day like today, they just can't. >> youngest sons andrew and nathan have asthma, are prone to severe attacks and according to this year's study by the american lung association, are constantly at risk. living in haze of the most polluted air in the united states. >> i want to cry. i want to break down. i get frustrated and i get mad and can't do anything about it. >> the association's annual report card finds that more than half of the u.s. population, 166 million americans, reside in unhealthy hot spots. most out west. of the nation's worst areas

there is a chill in the air. satellite six with action radar is showing that we have this protective dome of high pressure keeping our sky, clear. and provide substance. no cloud, will get here. we're in a blocking pattern. so that means storms really cannot move to the east. so if you look out to the west, they are stuck under this low pressure. severe wet's cross the plains. you can see that light? yes, that is snow. denver, colorado, six to 12 inches, could get 2 feet of snow in the mountains of colorado. but if you will notice, thunderstorms, they are not moving east but north. that blocking high pressure and that will keep us, like this right through the weekend. we are looking at plenty of sunshine, both days, the day planner showing tomorrow, at 8:00 o'clock, chill in the air, 46 degrees. by 11:00, 58. and then 66 degrees by 5:00 o'clock, and a high of 67 . a gorgeous day. it gets warmer on sunday. this is really the setup. we have low pressure to the east. high pressure over us. we will be on the breezy s

they celebrated 75 years of air power with a magnificent air show featuring the air force thunderbirdshot of sentimental journey. and guess who got to get a really close look at this sucker? >> the funny thing is, i saw you out on the air show at sunday. >> you did. and i borrowed your gopro. >> i had suspicions of what you were doing with that. >> i got to hang out with the pilots and the crew that now manage this airplane over at the commemorative air force. all volunteers diligently taking care of this and other planes of their co commemorative fleet. they put me to work. here you see he grabbing the propellors and turning them because they have to do that before turning the engines on. >> if that plane takes off the ground, my head will explode. >> i'm going to just go ahead and explode your head right here. before you know it, the plane, yes, oli, starts taking off. and i get to sit right in that belvedere seat. the f-35s are the fifth generation fires. and luke air force base now has the most 35s at any other base than any other. >> look at you. >> i'm just -- it's killing me. >>

let in the cool air. what a difference a few hours in san jose at the bart station. check out people at 5:30 this morning. jackets. gloves. ear muffs. temperatures were in the 50s. this morning, more shorts came out. jackets came off. >> where are you headed? >> santa cruz. >> why? >> it is hot. >> 93 degrees is the record high for san jose. that is why the to decided to head to the beach. >> ly 17, to metro center. >> whether be on the beach in the hot than sitting here. in the hot. >> what a if day to head to the beach. drew is forecasting 84 for santa cruz the one day heat wave. significantly cooler temperatures tomorrow. >> how are you dealing with the cincinnati snap a photo and share it with us using #abc7now. we could use it here. or online. country music legend merle haggard died this morning. his manager said that he passed away at a hospital here in california. he was inducted into the country hall of music fame in 1994. he turned 79 years old today. he died open his product. more on this throug

. >>> alaska air is buying virgin america for $2.6 billion and creating the fifth largest air carrier in the nation. the deal was announced today, when you add up all the financials, it is worth an estimated for billion dollars. virgin america launch back in 2007, and is headquartered in burlingame, has grown rapidly and posted strong profits. $191million in just the last quarter. alaska air was reported to be in a bidding war with jetblue to buy virgin making the merger the latest in a series of airline consolidations >> why sell the company that is doing so well? what is that me for passengers. with us now mitchell marks professor of leadership at the college of business on the author of joining forces, making one plus one equals three. in mergers and acquisitions. mitchell, thank you for being with us today. >> very happy to be here with you >> let's start without why would such a successful company sell itself? why this merger? >> the short answer is the almighty dollar. virgin was doing very well,

when you have this type of dynamic, you have very warm air down on the ground level and very dry air higher up and cold air up toward the sky, that's just energy right there flying into the sky, and that's where the instability is taking place. so we still have a moderate risk of severe weather. talking about tornado possibilities, strong winds and very large hail, all part of the equation extending down from kansas into places like oklahoma as the main core of the threat. and then areas surrounding there, from the southern portions of the midwest into the southern plains, all of these areas are looking at a very active tuesday afternoon. that's really the timing of when we're particularly concerned. so please stay aware of your weather situation. we're seeing rain from denver and thunderstorms into oklahoma city as we go through the afternoon. cold air wrapping around and that will bring snow into wyomi wyoming. showers from toronto to d.c. as a system moves through the area there. that's not the only place with active weather. in europe, a low pressure system is coming over the atl

we're talking a staggering 85 million air bags. as nbc's tom costello reports, that would mean roughly one out of every three cars on the road could be affected. >> reporter: at car dealerships across the country, a full-time, all-out push to replace tens of millions of potentially dangerous air bags. exploding air bag inflators can fire shrapnel into the front seat of a car. today the nation's top safety regulator was on capitol hill. >> that's the difficulty of the situation. a piece of safety equipment is putting people at risk. >> reporter: the tenth and most recent air bag death, was driving on a texas highway last month when she hit the car in front of her. her air bag exploded on impact. >> when this fragment punctured and severed her jugular and carotid artery, she was dead in an amount of seconds. >> reporter: honda insists it mailed the family multiple recall notices, but records indicate the repairs were never completed. the family, not the original buyers, insist they never received the notices. takata says it has no co

that makes room for the warmer air mass. in motion, monday morning, mostly sunny skies for the day, the high continues to push off to the southwest. that allows the rmer air mass heading our way. we hang onto it monday. tuesday, watching as the cold front drops through. warmthtely for us, the really sticks around a majority of the day tuesday, not getting the cooler air until wednesday. 80's tomorrow, still mid to upper 70's tuesday. back in the 60's wednesday. notice some specs of breezes showing up. this will predominately be dry. in get a few were raindrops western maryland and in the mounts. town, 46 frederick, 48 ashburn overnight and leesburg. some areas in closer to the district, just settling into the low 50's. similar along the water. right near 53 annapolis. bad asstart, but not as it has been, predominantly board is, 46 staff, 49 woodbridge. luray. size, it quickly warms. by lunchtime, high temperatures in the mid-70's. culpeper 84, d.c., 80 winchester. all of the warm air gets stuck just a further bid to the sout

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

each may bring slightly less than cold air. that is how we will hopscotch to real springtime weather here. wait until you see the numbers. whiplash! give you a time lapse. we can't show you the nats and braves came. but we have a weather bug camera. give you a time lapse. the day got going and the early arrivers at the ballpark. nice weather there. they had delays at camden yard. for the capital, the rain drops on the lens of the camera now. we continue to see the cloudy sky and the area of the light rain. that will continue. the front is moving through at a good clip. temperatures have been falling. close to 70 at 42:00. 6 o at reagan national. 57 in hagerstown. milder air will continue south. that make sense. cold front hasn't arrived yet. 75 in lexington park. later tonight the skies clear. gusty winds from the north/northwest to bring us colder, drier air. with that we expect the temperatures to be at or below freezing over most of the area tomorrow. we have a noticeable drop between 10:00 and 1:00 a.m. when the cold air 30

promotes stable air sinking air that will give us a nice sunny sunday in store.ve had quite a few sunday days so far this month but that unfortunately has put us in a rape fall deficit in philadelphia down well over an inch for the month. and down over 3-inches just since march 1st so we do need the rainfall. we like may flowers so we'll get an opportunity as we head into the next several days monday it will be late overnight monday and a chan of rain throughout the day on tuesday. maybe even a few afternoon thunderstorms. wednesday we return to dry conditions. and then thursday it's back to rain again so that umbrella be getting a work out as we head into next week but for tonight, might need an extra layer mostly clear chilly breeze down to 43 degrees that wind chill will be down into the 30s across much of the area tonight and early tomorrow morning. but by tomorrow afternoon, temperatures right around average. 66 degrees. west wind and bright sunshine make fog really nice end to the weekend. as i mentioned we'll be chill toll start tomorrow down into the 30s

. >> it that time of the year we will still get cold air, and warm afternoons. get ready for sunshine in our forecast. we have it the right now. that helped warm temperatures back in the lower 60's. we did not make to it 63 at philadelphia international. the that is right on target on average for this time of the year. fifty-nine the high up in allentown. the current temperatures, still very comfortable outside, mid 50's, in the coolest suburbs north and west of the city, to still lower 60's across delaware and parts of the interior south jersey. north wind continues at the ten to 15 miles an hour tonight. it calms down through the overnight. that will allow cold air to settle n freeze warning in effect for northern bucks, montgomery county, chester county, lehigh valley so those locations have good shot of getting close to the freezing mark. lots of cloud moving off shore from new jersey and delaware coastline, and we're left, with breaking conditions. so we're left enjoying those 60-degree temperatures, and and, when that arrives in a few you minutes. ukee and

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arctic cold front coming through wisconsin, right now, cold air indicating by the snow, that cold air will be heading our way and closer look here, a cross the region, steadier showers at the shore, and then north and west, heavier showers in southern lancaster county moving in western chester county in the the next half an hour. wind gusts to day, not so bad. they will be basically 0 miles an hour or less, but tonight, that changes with the arctic cold front. those wind increase, 2:00 a.m., tomorrow morning, we're gusting to near 40, 50 miles an hour and that wind energy sticks around through the morning on sunday. gusts 50, maybe enclose to 60 miles an hour but by the afternoon wind start to back off a little bit but nonetheless bringing in colder air. check it out freeze watch goes into effect for northern montgomery county, chester county, cecil county maryland for overnight the hours as many locations outside the city may drop below freezing. it is not uncommon to get the a freeze this time of the year. check out average last freeze across the region. early april for coastal area

marine corps, the oil canadian air force and the british royal air force and aircraft associated with that. it's commerce and again specializes in the aircraft we use between 1941 and 1945. i appreciate what she has done and we have been working on this since 2012, i believe. i would urge the acceptance from the committee. i yield back. >> other discussions? i may have just missed it and whether there is a museum in the country. >> mr. chairman? >> would the gentlemen yield? >> of course. >> my list here, there is a national museum of united states air force in dayton, ohio and a museum of aviation at warner robbins in georgia and an air and space museum in ashland, alaska and the command museum in dover, delaware and the air force museum in florida. i won't go through the army and navy museums. those are the five related museums and none of them are exclusive on world war ii. >> you feel that this is distinct enough that we are not picking and choosing among different museums of the same type? >> i honestly would. >> thank you. i yield back. >> gentlemen from ohio, mr. turner. >> i h

air bn bcs does not do that now. air bnb people are violating leases. you can't sublet. in that apartment building i can't let out my bedroom five days a week or whatever it might be. your neighbors have a right. they didn't pay to live in a hotel. same thing with condo associations. these are real issues. i think that, you know, it's appropriate to say air bnb has to be held responsible. also rent control. you may not like rent control, but it's crazy to say we're only to let you charge $1,000 for this unit but if you want to rent out an air bnb you can charge $1,000 a night. you have to have a uniform set of regulations here. taxes, you know, originally air bnb took no responsibility for ensuring that people paid their income tax in many cities, certainly d.c., there's a special hotel tax. again, that's the sort of thing that air bnb should be held responsible for. are they handicap accessible? well, you know, again, you don't expect -- someone's not going to make -- they're renting out their apartment two weeks a year, if it's not otherwise handicap accessible, they'r

and i tell in detail how the air force armed the predator in 2001 and how air force pilots and sensor operators in a ground control station tucked away on the cia campus in langley, virginia, began using this exotic weapon in afghanistan late in 2001. i had been writing about the military for three decades when i started work on this book in 2009, but in the five years it took me to research and write it, i ran into a lot of surprises. the first was that the predator was not invented by the usual suspects in the military industrial complex. it was invented by this man, abraham carroll, a former israeli aeronautical engineer who many people regard as a genius. he got inspired to work on drones during the 1973 i don't mean yom kippur war in the middle east. a couple of years later he emigrated to the united states, the land of opportunity. and like all great american inventers, went to work in his garage. his garage was in los angeles. now, abe went bankrupt trying to sell his ideas to the u.s. military who weren't much interested in drones in the early 1980s. but in the late 1980s, a p

that cold air continues to move in., eastern berks county southernly high and northern bucks and montgomery not a threat at all to any accumulation but just a passing flurry or two this morning. wind will be coming down but throughout the morning we will gust to 40 to 50 miles an hour in the afternoon. gusts come down to near 30 in the early afternoon and then relax tonight. they will kick up again tomorrow, wind gusting to near 30 but southerly wind and warms us up but we are still talking about several cool downs in our forecast. first one obviously today, we're feeling it this morning. a average high 59. we will get there tomorrow. maybe a above that. then we will drop again tuesday into wednesday. we will peak thursday. then drop again thursday and friday. or friday into sat the day. typical early spring pattern. the jet stream is on the move, very active. we have storm number one coming through last night bringing cold air today. we will see sunshine but that is not helping temperatures out. storm number two tomorr

one person was selling air from bryant's last game on ebay.hat kind of of air and where did he get it. price was as high as $15,000. he dropped 60 points in the final game. the plastic bag filled with bryant's air has been removed from the web. >>> clearly a joke. >>> 5:28. coming up on "action news," lacing them up in the face of adversity. thousands of people take part in the boston marathon. including those who lost limbs in the attack. we'll have a live report on the condition of a police officer who was shot during a robbery. we'll be right back. >>> developing now on "action news" a police officer shot in the line of duty continues to chase down a suspect even after he is wounded. >>> a child is

the air carrier access act, delta's is also hidden in the air carrier access act section 4 travelers with disabilities. and it's a tricky search on frontier airline with the information in a sporting and disembarking section. spokesperson admitted the customer would have to do their research to find it. >> i don't see anything. >> reporter: we asked an go. after trying to find complaint websites, he came up empty. >> if you put something on the website that is so deeply buried that nobody can find it, really, you are just playing a game. >> reporter: complaints to dot are important. the agency can levy fines and issue new regulations based on patterns of complaints. she is sponsoring a bill to make the airlines prominently post the information. >> we don't want airlines to get away with bad behavior. >> reporter: the airlines are also supposed to have their own website but those complaints don't go to the dot. another option is to file a complaint on the doc -- dot own website. >>> some turkey trouble in new jersey. look, -- [ screaming ] these wild big birds are going on a rampage i

when we'll come eastward that will give mild air the jet retreats to the north, pushing in warm air our way into the weekend. grab your rain gear, it will be around 60 degrees, i give it an a. give it a d for damp and we've got rain this morning by the afternoon 60 degrees tonight, going to be colder 32 in the suburbs, and tomorrow we've got sunshine a nice day a nigh will be right around 58 degrees here is the accuweather seven day forecast sunshine on thursday 60 degrees 61 on we're looking at 70 degrees on sunday and monday beautiful weather from this point on. so just make sure you have your umbrella, you'll be able to make it just fine the will still continue until noontime today all your rain gear all of it. every bit of it. >>> thank you, sir. >>> this is daily thing, he starts yelling at the people outside. as long as he is not yelling at me. we have a live picture of the expressway southbound we are seeing delays you can just see taillights by yonkers race way the reason for that is southbound at west 230th street one lane is out of service look for that bumper to bumper vo

this year the air force began dismantling the one air force tactical unit at pope, the 440th airlift wing, capable of providing daily and ad hoc support for fort bragg soldiers. i said at the time that the removal of the 440th created unreasonable risk to the readiness of critical airborne units. they must be prepared to respond to a range of contingencies in very short time frames. i pointed out repeatedly that the deactivation of the 440th comes at a time when the nation is facing growing uncertainty and increasing threats abroad that could require a military response, and it's a response that only forces at fort bragg can fulfill. over the last seven years the 440th provided the army with unparalleled support, tailor training opportunities without the tyranny of distance that comes through logistical bureaucratic and operational delays by having air force stations somewhere else. the air force leadership stated after any -l activation of the 440 itth out-of-state aircraft would support all airlift requirements at pope. the air force asked me to suspend disbelief. they told me to a

we will get hit, of cold air, every few days, brief warm up but overall cold air wins out when we averageall together. maybe the month of april turns out to be, average by the time we will get through. cold tore day, morning showers, 50's and 60's, tonight, windy and colder, shower possible, low 38 degrees, freezing in some spots. look at the seven day forecast it is all over the place. forty-seven tomorrow, win, sunny back to 60 on monday with some showers, and then it is 40's again, tuesday and wednesday, and wednesday morning, rahel, upper 20's. for those temperatures. ouch. >> bundle up. >> that hurts. >> good thing i didn't throw away my winter clothes. >> keep them around. >> justin, thank you. good advice. >>> well, an adorable baby sloth gets a checkup just like any other infant. "eyewitness news" anchor jessica dean has a look is what next for the 59 month-old sloth hoist being raised at national avi a ary in pittsburgh. >> reporter: little valentino is getting used to his new digs. >> he is a very healthy baby boy. >> reporter: doctors at national avi a ary in pittsburgh gave th