next three days including today of course as well we're surrounded by hundreds of warnings and air bosses alongside su who is the bridges and twenty one so we're expecting the billion dollar deals to be sealed for the next couple of these but of course for the general audience the most exciting part of the show is aerobatics russian knights will be performing for them together with hoops of pilots and one of our correspondents the water actually found out what it's like to be on one of those planes during the performance. engine. instrument. runway check. and then it's takeoff of the russian and back to display team the as models then i'm first class pilots have performed over two hundred times in the past nineteen years but they all have to start somewhere. and draw a train to join the team he thinks he's nearly good enough now but still remembers his first flight was a solo highly. without any warning they told me i was going to do the next flight on my own i had no time to be scared it was no longer an instructor one back it was unforgettable takeoff you're on your own controlling the

among those stealing the limelight are big names in civilian aviation like boeing the air boss and be a source of projects with the aircraft dealers in king and billion dollar contracts or pilots and their military and specialist helicopters have also been showing their skills alongside aerobatic teams like the russian of falcons torn up the skies with stunning tricks the russian a stealth fighter the eight hundred fifty enjoyed its international debut seen as a rival to america's f. twenty two raptor artie's explains why the drug is a top priority for the country's aircraft industry. many have heard about it but until now only a select few had seated with their own eyes to. ation fans the t. fifty is known as pac but that's it if he is still being developed so most of his technical specifications are top secret in fact us calls this week the get to the real thing is this model right here but during the next airshow visitors get it sure we get a chance to see the jets in flight the first ever public display for the box but the jet is being developed by the sukhoi design bureau under t

catalog price that will for seven hundred million dollars christopher buckley vice president of air boss outlines his hopes for the russian mark. we're very optimistic and enthusiastic about the russian market we still see growth continuing a little bit over five percent to five point three percent per year which is higher than the world have ridge so for us that means that. many more aircraft in the coming year. let's see if we can we'd probably like to win. between ford. in fifty percent of federal markets and even this year. you will preach is very pro. express with coal to. be sold if we're going to use to transit if we can continue with the current rate. of ten percent a year we'd be delighted with. the russian state run united aircraft corporation has announced a bold new plan to become a global player and civil aviation following the success of a short range so wholly superjet ac says it now intends to design and build a long range aircraft this would be in direct competition with planes from boeing and airbus and expects to start production in two thousand and twenty. taking a lo

they say that illegal eavesdropping was carried out with the full knowledge and support of bosses including the air traffic and the coal sent. he also said that in the and the lawyer promising to keep his job if he did indicate others as wrongdoing when he was found guilty a phone hacking. >> the claim is particularly damning because they long convicted that goodman was the only reporter and fall. there are tools of packing into people voicemail and bribing the police. the latest evidence means that james murdoch will probably face another grilling by lawmakers. they sound angry and determined to keep investigating. >> we have removed from the exposure of the hacking scandal to the second things which is usually detailed that this is a cover-up and we want to get our facts lined up before we consider bringing james brought back. every member wanted to get to the bottom of this and that will probably take until october. >> this continues to and there's a lot of people the allegations include the former and the coast and who went on to work for the british prime minister they resigned in january but

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going on hasaan ford was running an errand for his sometimes boss as he was returning he was leaving and we spoke on the condition he would not air his face. >> at that point he was told to start the car up and drive and he said if i made any move he would kill hasaan. >> reporter: he was extremely concerned for hasaan's safety and he took off with the license plate frames. he is described as a 25-year- old black man and i am still trying to talk with the family about how hasaan ford got away. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> this morning the senate is set to vote on the debt ceiling legislation and that's after it passed in the house last night. coming up at 615 we will have a live report with what they are doing to prevent the government from default. >>> it was made by wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords last night who surprised everybody by walking to the house floor. [applauds] >> it was an incredible moment, there she is right in the middle with glasses on. it is the first time since she returned to the u.s. capital after being shot in the head after a meeting in the arizona district back in january. colleagues lined up just t

my old boss telling newt gingrich if you want somebody else to cut medicare as much as you want to, you have to find someone else to sit behind that desk. ronald reagan firing the air traffic controller whence they went on strike in contravention of the law. i think this president's moments will come, but you can't force him. i don't think anyone wanted to allow the tea party republicans to push us into default. he had no option but to conciliate on that deal. >> did he stand up to the bullies appropriately, mary? >> listen, this president does not have a personality problem. he has a policy problem. if he is going to blame or liberals want to blame the president's problems on a minority in the minority, this is what they do, they demonize these tea partiers as the reasons that we're in the economic calamity we are. we have a debt ratio problem, a jobs problem. they're connected. both of these crises have been -- the president's policies have made both of these problems, it's not bullying, it's not psychobabble, it's the political will to fix what's plaguing now all the countries around the world. they don't have personality problems with their leadership. they all