air florida. c., mark would know. like a geriatric memory bank. thank you.[laughter] >> anyway, this is was just an ordinary guy who did an extraordinary thing, and he saved several passengers lives in the icy potomac and a genuine 1982. i but a great speech about this because what president reagan did was launched the ongoing tradition of honoring an ordinary american who did extraordinary things by doing -- toduring the state of union and that tradition continues today. i forgot my deeply written paper. i failed. i went home to my mom. i cried and thank god i had not just a tiger mauled by a mountain lion mom who was completely unsympathetic, and she said words that ring true today and so me context. and it showed many of you students have had moments like this. she said the if you don't speak for yourself, no one will. and that's how i felt on my college campus. grantmaking or was it marked the nation, i went to oberlin college. this is the bus or click of the midwest. i know there is a student from university of wisconsin is it they are like no my school

air florida. mark would know. >> old sisters. >> like the geriatric mem by bank, thank you. this is ordinary guy who did extraordinary thing. he saved several passengers lives in the icy potomac. january 1982. i wrote a great speech about this. because what president reagan did was launch ongoing tradition of honoring an ordinary american who dead extraordinary things during the state of the union. and that tradition continues today. so i got my neatly-written paper. i get up in front of the podium. [laughing] i failed. i went home to my mom. i cried and thank god i had not just a tiger mom but a mountain lion mom who was completely unsympathetic. she said words that ring true today in some contexts and i'm sure that many of you students have had moments like this. she said, if you don't speak for yourself, no one will. and that is how i felt on my college campus. grant mentioned or was it mark that mentioned, i went to oberlin college. this is the best second quarterly of the midwest. berzerkly of the midwest. one went to madison, wisconsin no my school is the berzerkly of

the post was spotted by air force surveillance officers in florida. the head of air combat command said, quote, the guy that is were working down on hurlbert they're combing through social media and they see some moron standing at this command. these guys go, we got an in. 22 hours later, u.s. warplanes destroyed those isis headquarters. >>> birth control made easy. why women can soon skip the doctor and go straight to the counter. >> we can't keep them in the shop when we get them. >> not just the competition on the court. the brand cashing in on the curry effect. and giving nike a run for its money. >> i'm calling today the first day of summer unofficially because it is 56 and cloudy at ocean beach right now. it is 91 and sunny in brentwood. welcome to summer in the bay area!! we'll talk about when more of the bay area hits the 90s coming up. >> bruce jenner says call me caitlyn. now a neighborhood is >>> soon it will be as easy for bay area women to get birth control pills as it is to buy band-aids. a new law allows women to skip the doctor and go r

florida ms. castor said they air and cap of florida's clean pair looked at hillsborough county florida and the ozoneevels are 71 so her definition is clean i believe for but if and tampa florida would be out of attainment and what i really want to talk about is one of of my counties montgomery county north carolina. it's a rural county. the majority county is part of the national forest. this county has been decimated with job loss. we have lost manufacturing jobs. there is no major significant industry in the county yet this county has 66 parts per billion in ozone so would be out of attainment of the standard were 65 and again this is a beautiful county. it has to represent a lake in the air quality is wonderful. it's a beautiful community. what would the epa do with accounting situation like that? >> we need to be careful about making assumptions about what counties will be and won't be at attainment. we don't know what a final standard will be but also those decisions would be made based on future air quality data. the numbers i believe you are citing are based on air quality data from 2011 thro

i thought it was fascinating my colleague from florida said that the air in tampa, florida is clean. it used to be polluted but now it's clean. i looks up hillsboro and the ozone levels of 71. by her definition it's clean. even tamptampa, florida would be out of attainment. i want to talk about montgomery income. it's north carolina. it's very rural. they've been descimated with job loss. there's no major suggignificant industry in the county. yet this county has 66 parts per million. this is a beautiful county two rivers, a lake the air quality is wonderful. but what would the epa do with a county in a situation like that? >> we need to be careful about making assumptions which and will not be nonattainment. we dont know what a final standard will be, if a decision is made to revise it. >> those decisions will be made based on future air quality data. they'll be -- the numbers i believe you are citing are based on data through 2013. we'll use current most recent air quality data when we make those decisions. and air quality is trending in a good direction. i think we need to not ass

air. he grew up in florida and worked in a hot air balloon business. he did that for 18 years.a commercial blimp. you check them out. for 25 years he has been doing this. >> i'm an old guy. must be doing something right. >> the blood pilots around the world. >> fifty-eight. >> that's it. >> they are there are not that many plants. >> around the world. i don't know. >> well, only like 20 blunt around the world. >> for each one. his work is taken them all over the country. >> it doesn't get any sweeter in this. >> as rewarding as it is there is a lot of sacrifice involved. >> thanksgiving and christmas, usually spending those on the road. >> i live wherever that blunt as part that week. >> how many weeks a year do you travel? >> i travel 11 months out of the year. >> able to make it work. actually traveled with him for the 1st 14 years they were married. >> we travel around the country and change cities every week depending on the event. we have made it work. >> required to buy a minimum of 30 hours. >> the gps has xm satellite radio. >> listen. >> listen to taylor swift together

florida. retired air force general tom baptiste heads up the national center for simulation. -- has beentin isg simulators here for the past 40 years. $45.6 lockheed martin's in sales was generated by training. help pilotsulators get combat ready at a fraction of the cost. real f-16 can cost $10,000 per hour. a simulator is just $1000 per hour. the pilot can actually train the full spectrum of admissions they -- of the missions they want to fly. and this simulated humvee with a 53 caliber gun and a 300 60 degree environment can give them a sense of what it's like to be in this -- in the field. more than i $.5 billion in simulation contracts sold to the dod. and now simulator designers are starting to work with virtual reality. another tech tool to make simulation seem like the real thing stop -- the real thing. emily: tory johnson joins us now -- alix: cory johnson joins us now in studio. cory: you relaxing when you saw me should the machine gun. alix: jester outfit and the shooting. -- just your outfit and the shooting. cory: it was not exactly the right uniform. and it's not just that heavy

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. >> air emergency on a flight out of florida. what's amassing is -- >> how school calm and collected these two guys remained. >> the pilots who are grace under low oil pressure. >> we're going to take ocala >>> a 10-month-old is about to meet his mom ace identical twin. >> see the mom baby's mind gets blown. >> she's like i don't understand what's going on right now. >>> they say the apple discussing fall very far from the tree right? i have video proof, the first video from poland we see the driver with the dash cam, and then we cut to this scene. >> as you can tell that's? graffiti on the side of a wall. our car with the dash cam backs up and reveals the entire scene. >> police have arrived and there are two suspects down on the ground. police are getting those two in custody, a 23-year-old man and 49-year-old man. police say them with a bucket and some paint, not the quickest way to go about graffiti. >> so they caught them in the act? i love it. >> they caught them with the bucket and paint, at least, the older gentleman said

just back from air peen trip, the republican and former florida governor unveiled a new logo. son of former president george h. w. bush and the brother of george w. bush says he loves his family but he can also stand on his own record of success and service. >> jeb is different than george, and jeb is who he is. the story is different. i got to do that when i ran as governor, share my passion for service when i was governor and telling that story is going to be part of this. i don't have to disassociate myself from my family. i love them. but i know that i'm on -- for me to be successful, i'm going to have to show my heart, tell my story. >> bush also says the u.s. presidency has been lacking someone who has been tempered by life. >>> they have been celebrating for 40 years, and today thousands turned out for the capital pride festival. >> with the supreme court expected to rule on same-sex marriage later this summer, the entire weekend has been packed with parades, parties, and an outdoor concert. >> hank silverberg is near the u.s. capitol where the cleanup is underway in ti

air bag. do we have the pictures of the lady? that's the one from florida, isn't it? okay. hold that back. hold that one back. you can see, now this is a normal air bag deployed. this is the front of what would be facing the driver and the steering wheel. and of course, it deploys. and if it deploys normally, it's supposed to look like that. okay? this is what happened in this case that i just referenced in louisiana. that's blood. but look at the tear in the air bag. you can see that it obviously has been punctured. and instead of it being like that, the shrapnel in the inflator, which is this device, which is in the steering wheel underneath the steering wheel. and this explodes sending hot gas out and inflating the air bag. well, when it's defective, it explodes with such force that it actually breaks open the metal. and the metal goes out. and then, of course, instead of the air bag saving lives, it's killing people. let me show you. that is a piece of metal that actually came out on this lady. and this lady is in miami last july. look how big that is. now, that hit her. and thank goodn

air force. airmen in florida were combing through social media posts by the insurgent group when they discovered a picture of an isis fighter standing at his command post. they found comments in an open forum bragging about command and control capabilities. the commander of air combat command said the airmen were able to pinpoint the location of the headquarters and destroy it less than a day later. the u.s. air force has taken the lead in the fight against the islamic state conducting air strikes over iraq and syria for nearly a year. the department of defense reports u.s. and coalition forces launched 17 air strikes against isis targets in syria and iraq wednesday into thursday. i'm joined now by general mark welsh, the chief of staff of the u.s. air force, also a military adviser to the secretary of defense national security council and the president of the united states. general, thanks very much for joining us. >> thanks wolf. >> what can you tell us about using social media to find a potential target then launching an air strike to go after that target? >> i think it's -- it would be safe

conditions from nebraska to ohio, in new mexico along west texas, as well as the florida panhandle. >> taking to the airelays possible in chicago, which could mean trouble for other parts, as well. >>> this morning, police in colorado now linking two mysterious shootings to one '70s era truck. >> here's what they say it looks like. faded orange with black primer on the body on the driver's side. investigators believe it was involved in two shootings on june 3rd in loveland, colorado. one man was killed in those shootings. they are hunting for clues to link those to two other shootings one which left a second victim dead. $20,000 is being offered for any information. >>> two former vanderbilt football players convicted of sexual assault in a high-profile trial could be released from jail soon. a judge declared a mistrial yesterday because a juror failed to disclose he had been the victim of sexual assault. the prosecution says it will retry the case but in the meantime, defense attorneys will be in court today trying to get the men released on bail. >>> still no word on when we'll get a final decision ab

. >>> a retired air force major is arrest for attacks on realtors in florida. 5-year-old paul pinkston is facing charges of armed robbery and kidnapping. police say he would call to look at properties and rob them. in one case, he bounds a realtor's feet with zip ties called the husband for ransom and robbed them. she spoke to our affiliate in florida. >> at no time did i ever feel that that man was a threat to me until i'm looking down the barrel of his gun. >> police say pinkston is not cooperating. he was arrested through a tip generated by surveillance video super wal-mart. he will have his court appearance wednesday. >>> the manhunt is intensifying for two escaped killers who broke out of a new york prison last weekend. sources say there's now no doubt the fugitive had help. and as joy wagner reports, the question is, who? >> reporter: the investigators at clinton correctional facility are talking to outside contractors and prison employees, trying to find how inmate david sweat and richard matt got the power tools they used to escape. we have learned prison employee joyce mitchel

florida. when the air bag deployed, a three-inch shard of metal part of the air bag inflator slides into his face. >> i realized i was bleeding out of my face. i went down to sit on the curb. i thought i was going to die on the curb. >> he survived, but is now blind in his right eye. >> this is one of the most lethal defects that we've seen. if the air bag inflator module explodes, you are likely to be killed or seriously injured. >> clarence ditlow said takata has shifting explanations. >> we believe it is the chemical used. >> the air bag had been recalled before his accident, but his attorney claims those recall notices did not show up until after he was blinded. >> if there was a rule that required in all circumstances when there's a potentially deadly recall that there be a phone call or piece of registered male, we could save lives. >> he said the recall system should be strengthened. as for berdych he's suing honda and takata. >> you have to teach yourself how to do things all over again. >> he is adjusting to a very different life than he expected. lisa stark, al jazeera washington. >> hu

a suspect in custody, accused of attacking two florida real estate agents recently. retired airor paul pink son tied up one realtor demanded a ransom from her husband, then hours later held another realtor at gunpoint. no motive for the attacks. quite a story there. >>> also this, a big perfume heist in paris, several people broke into a freight warehouse near the airport getting away with crates of duty-free perfume. the suspects fled with the crates in a truck. no word on the value of the perfume. >>> and the man who prosecuted one of the most vicious killers in recent american history has died. vincent bugliosi was responsible for putting charles manson in prison. he died on saturday in los angeles after a long battle with cancer. he was 80 years old. we're going to have much more on his story in the second hour of "happening now." ♪ ♪ jon: we are now awaiting a speech from former florida governor jeb bush. he is set to address an economic conference in berlin as part of his european tour before his expected announcement next week that he is officially running for president.

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>> we learned about this is the week and that's when the jenna charge of air combat command described how troops in floridand the post. listen. >> they're combing through social media and they see some moron standing at the command and in social media open forum bragging about the command and control cabe amendment for ice -- capability for ice sol these guy do some work. long story short about 22 hours later, through that very building three bombs take the spire building out. >> this is what a jdem looks like coming if a the type of planed used to fly. it can fly right into a target and what is key about the fact they used jdam is that's a weapon that requires someone to plug in specific gps coordinates. i spoke with the dod source who says there are specialists whose job it to sift through social media. >> how does that work? the social media component of fighting the war against isis. >> as i said people are sifting through information and technical experiment i spoke with said that this information probably came from an image that was posted to social media. take a listen. >> whenever an image is taken

marine is accused of assaulting two young women while living in mcguire dix air base, taylor a concern u.s. marine in florida an initial appearance and is accused of committing the crimes back in march of 2014 when he was living on the base, no word on if the victims was a member of the military. >>> they hope that during video of a motorcycle crash drivers home the importance of safety on the roads the rider happened to bewaring a go pro camera as he sped down the road, the man was going 106 miles per hour when he passed a car and then reached a t intersection all the sudden the man hit the curb and then the grass and he only suffered minor injuries, police say he will be charged. >>> those coming into the vine street expressway should have a backup plan for the next week penndot is having closures starting tonight, they start at 11:00 p.m. tonight and go through ac a.m. tomorrow morning, the same closures go into effect sun night through early friday morn, part of a four year $6.8 million project to replace structurally compromised bridges. we post aid list of detours on our website at 6abc.com the work ha

it appears to show amelia air hart's last ever photo shoot. she left miami, floridahe next month in her second attempt to circumnavigate the globe. various stops and 22,000 miles later she landed in new guinea. she took off there in july 1937 and was never seen again. a book on her last journey is being released along with the video. how about that? thanks for watching cnn. i'm rosemary church. "early start" is coming up for our viewers in the u.s. elsewhere, "cnn newsroom" continues in london. have a great day. ♪ >>> happening now. the search narrows for the two killers who broke

florida. >> seems in distress. >> reporter: the chaos as good samaritans carried him from the beach. he was air lifted to a hospital where he's now recovering. a bull shark blamed in that attack but it's great whites that are being spotted from new york to california even cruising under water here in florida. but off the coast of the bahamas we recently learned that sharks don't consider humans food. even these 16-foot tiger sharks we swam with. wow. florida is a shark attack capital of the world. still there is only one fatal attack at the u.s. over the past two years. folks behind me say that if you are worried about shark attacks, stay close to lifeguard towers. it's their job to look out for them. david. >> always great advice. thanks. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the warning for families, the thieves out to take packages sitting on your front door while you're away. look at this tonight, the woman running after an accused thief. you will see and hear the confrontation after the break. why this is the season after the holidays for packages to be stolen from

air force lieutenant. lieutenant stephanie erdman. she suffered severe facial injuries and almost lost one of her eyes when her airbag exploded after a relatively minor accident in the florida panhandle near the eggland air force base. since then the recalls have ramped up appropriately. in april, a 22-year-old was involved in an accident in louisiana. the wreck was serious, but as you can see look at this airbag and i want -- do we have the pictures of the lady? that is the one from florida, isn't it? hold that back. hold that one back. you can see, now this is a normal airbag deployed. this is the front of what we are are -- would be facing the driver in the steering wheel. it deploys. if it deploys normally it is supposed to look look like that. okay? this is what happened in this case that i just referenced in louisiana. that is blood but look at the tear in the airbag. you can see that it obviously has been punctured. and instead of it being like that the shrapnel in the inflater which is this device which is in the steering wheel underneath the steering wheel and this explodes sending hot gas out and inflating the airbag. when it is defective, it explodes with such fo

air force lieutenant. she suffered severe facial injuries and almost lost one of her eyes when her airbag exploded after a relatively minor accident in the florida panhandle near the air force base. since then, the recalls have ramped up appropriately, but unfortunately, the tragedies have continued. january of this year, and houston, a man killed by a takata airbag that exploded in his vehicle after a minor accident. then in april, then in april a 22-year-old in fayetteville louisiana, but as you can see look at this airbag -- do we have the pictures of the lady? that is the one from florida. hold that back, hold that one back. you can see, now, this is a normal airbag deployed. this is the front of what we are are -- would be facing the driver in the steering wheel. it deploys. if it deploys normally it is supposed to look look like that. ok? this is what happened in this case that i just referenced in louisiana. that is blood but look at the tear in the airbag. you can see that it obviously has been punctured. and instead of it being like that, the shrapnel in the inflater, which is this device which is in the steering wheel underneath the st

lost one of her eyes when her airbag exploded after a relatively minor accident in the florida panhandle near the air force base. but since then the recall has revved up appropriately but unfortunately the tragedies have continued. nextgen this year in houston a man was killed by a takata airbag that exploded in his vehicle after a minor accident. in april a 22 year-old was involved in an accident in louisiana but as you can see , looking at this airbag. three have the pictures? you can see this is a normal airbag deployed. this is the front of what would be facing the driver of the steering wheel if it deploys normally it is supposed to look like that. this is what happened in this case that i just reference to the b.c. and the. that is blood bullet that the tear in the airbag. you can see obviously it has been punctured. instead of it being like that, the shrapnel from the inflator, this device in the steering wheel, underneath the steering wheel explodes to send hot gas out to inflate the airbag. with it is defective, it explodes with such force them breaks open the metal and then of course, inste

from an air force lieutenant lieutenant stephanie urdman, she suffered severe facial injuries and almost lost one of her eyes when her airbag exploded after a relatively minor accident in the florida panhandle near eglin air force base. since then, the recalls have ramped up, appropriately, but unfortunately the tragedies have continued. houston, a man killed by a takata airbag that exploded in his vehicle after a minor accident. and then april, a 22-year-old was involved in an accident in fayette, louisiana the wreck was serious. but as you can see look at this airbag and i want you -- do we have the pictures of the lady? that's the one from florida isn't it? you can see -- this is a normal airbag demoid. this is the front -- deployed. this is the front of what would be facing the driver and the steering wheel. it deploys. if it deploys normally, it's supposed to look like that. ok. this is what happened in this case that i just referenced in louisiana that's blood, but look at the tear in the airbag. you can see that it obviously has been punctured. and instead of it become like that the shrapnel in the inflate r, which is this device, which is in the steering wheel underneath t

air force lieutenant lieutenant stephanie irdman. she suffered severe facial injuries and almost lost one of her eyes when her airbag exploded after a relatively minor accident in the floridaland air force base. but since then the recalls have ramped up appropriately, but unfortunately the tragedies have continued. january this year houston, a man killed by a takata airbag that exploded in his vehicle after a minor accident. and then april a 22-year-old involved in an accident in lafayette, louisiana. the wreck was serious. but as you can see look at this airbag airbag. do we have the pictures of the lady? that's the one from florida, isn't it? okay. hold that back. hold that one back. you can see now this is a normal airbag deployed. this is the front of what would be facing the driver and the steering wheel. and of course it deploys. and if it deploys normally, it's supposed to look like that. okay? this is what happened in this case that i just referenced in louisiana louisiana. that's blood. but look at the tear in the airbag. you can see that it obviously has been punctured. and instead of it being like that that, the shrapnel in the inflater which is this device, whi

florida. go ahead. you are on the air. caller: yes, my comment is this -- since citizens united, it seems like we are headed to an oligarchy where the super rich and corporations who write unlimited checks to run all these negative ads, and as goble said, you tell a lie often enough, and people will believe it. unfortunately, i do not see any good overcoming this unless you overturn citizens united because it is all about the money and the big money and the corporate interests, to spend an unlimited amount of money. people believe it. what is your opinion of that? thank you. guest: as the caller noted the citizens united ruling has really changed the game. the proliferation of super pac's and 501(c)(4) groups have been directly related to the changing landscape will stop outside groups can raise money in unlimited amounts, and the number of ads coming from the nonprofits have increased every election cycle, and they are playing a major role stop -- role. host: remind us what citizens united that. guest: it was a legal deci

florida, please. andrew? >> caller: hey, jimbo. big air force boo-yah to you. >> thank you for serving. are you up in the panhandle? >> caller: yeah, in eggland. >> i caught a big one off that pier there. go ahead. >> caller: thanks for taking the call. i wanted your long-term opinion on ford. a little worried seeing as it didn't do much a couple weeks ago. i also saw you on "squawk" this morning. you expected a flatline until international numbers improve. is this something i can still feel confident on? >> the yield is fine. but we've got to see latin america turn. we've got to see europe turn. that's a lot of turn turn turn. until we get turn turn turn it's not ford's turn. can i go to terry in arizona, please? terry. >> caller: it's jerry, but that's okay. i'm looking at a new company called ieyes. they came out with a report, that they're getting some relief, they can see, they can walk around their house and see things. i just thought since it's such a new company, what do you think? is this a buy, sell or hold? >> here's what i didn't like. i thought it would spike. i felt like p

. >>> located on the florida panhandle, pensacola is home to the naval air station, the primary training base for many of america's top military aviators and home to the legendary blue angels. >> atten-hut. right-face. forward march. >> 35 miles away, a military cadence pierces an otherwise quiet morning. ♪ up in the morning with the break of dawn ♪ ♪ we are veterans standing strong ♪ ♪ we are veterans standing strong ♪ >> the marchers have all served time in the military, but now they're serving time at the santa rosa correctional institution, one of the toughest maximum security prisons in the state of florida. ♪ don't come back in these blues ♪ ♪ don't come back in these blues ♪ >> these inmates are receiving extensive programming specific for veterans that will assist them upon their release from the department of corrections into society. >> you are doing a good job. >> thank you, sir. >> the goal of santa rosa's veterans program is to return a sense of honor and responsibility to former servicemen whose lives have gotten off track. the veterans selected for the program, some of who

a 10-year-old boy bitten twice on the leg at florida's cocoa beach. the boy airto the hospital. mara shaf mara schiavocampo has the latest. >> reporter: that boy was close to the shore when that take happened. nationwide, the shark pop slags growing, thanks in part, to haunting ban, making ins denlts like this increasingly possible. >> trauma alert from a shark bite. >> reporter: a 10-year-old florida boy's fun in the sun turning terrifying. attacked eded by a shark. >> the victim in the water. seemed in some distress. ran out there, found out he had a bite. >> reporter: the boy bitten at least twice on the leg in what officials are calling one of the worst takes there in year. witness photos showing the child being treated right on the beach before being air-lifted to the hospital. >> the kid handled it as best he could. he did great. i think the family did great. >> reporter: cocoa beach is one of florida's top summer spots. florida happens to be the shark attack capital of the world. just last month, two attacks on the same day. one also here at cocoa beach. w

a 10-year-old boy bitten twice on the leg at florida's cocoa beach. the boy airto the hospital. mara schiavocampo has the latest. good morning, mara. >> reporter: robin, good morning. that boy was close to shore when that attack happened. and there were no reports of sharks beforehand. >> reporter: that boy was close to the shore when that attack happened. nationwide, the shark population growing, thanks, in part, to a hunting ban, making incidents like this increasingly possible. >> trauma alert from a shark bite. >> reporter: a 10-year-old florida boy's fun in the sun turning terrifying. attacked by a shark. while swimming in waist-deep water in florida's cocoa beach sunday. >> our life guard spotted the victim in the water. seemed in some distress. ran out there, found out he had a bite. >> reporter: the boy bitten at least twice on the leg in what officials are calling one of the worst attacks there in years. witness photos showing the child being treated right on the beach before being air-lifted to the hospital. >> the kid handled it as best he could. he di

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air. >> caller: i am from florida. >> go ahead tom. >> caller: yeah. number one i think that one of the major failings of the republican party is not to come up with an alternative to obamacare that would work for everybody, but having said that this decision and other decisions that the court has made causes me to say that we need to get honest about what is happening with regard to state's rights in the united states. it looks like they don't have any. for heaven sakes states are not able to pick up illegal aliens to protect their citizens from marching through their yards and causing havoc with their laws, so i think we really have to be honest about what is going on with states' rights. i know there is a lot of controversy with human rights that go along with that, but let's face it states don't have rights anymore? every time something comes up, it has to be the federal law. the other thing is, and i had to laugh about nancy pelosi talking about the intention of our founding fathers. after the revolutionary war, there was a convention and many sta

host: hollywood florida, you're on the air.r: good morning, do you know if non-deployment is a factor with the ammonium nitrate takata airbags? do the takata sydor airbags like the bags and older bmws contain ammonium nitrate and are they being tested? guest: the recall. -- bmw is part of the recall. they say ammonium nitrate is a contributor factor but they some form of engineers say this chemical is too susceptible to high humidity problems and the vast majority of other airbag manufactures do not use it. takata has set its phasing it out and in the replacement airbags, it adds a desiccant which is a substance to prevent the airbags from becoming unstable over a long time in high humidity. host: can you explain to us what ammonium nitrate is used for in creating these airbags? guest: that is the primary chemical in the propellant. think of it like a mini jet engine. because this tag has to deploy so fast, it's the chemical used to create a mini explosion in your airbag to get the pillow into your face to prevent you from hitt

the unanimous source says he wasn't at the scene of saturday's air strike and out of town at the time. >>> former florida governor jeb bush is expected to announce his 2016 presidential bid during a speech at a miami college today. the son of 41st president george h.w. bush and brother of 43rd president george w. bush has long been expected to make a run for the white house. they are branding him with his first name jeb, to distance himself from his brother's presidency. the republican field is more crowded. there are ten candidates running. jeb bush would make 11. right now there are four candidates seeking the democratic presidential nomination. >>> two teens hurt in separate shark attacks on the same stretch of beach in north carolina yesterday. >> both are doing better this morning. victims, a 13-year-old girl and 16-year-old boy are in fair condition. both had to have parts of their arms amputated. the attacks came three days after a teenager was bitten by a shark up the coast from yesterday's attack. helicopters will be out again today monitoring the coastline. >> see more of that lately. let's hea

you see that with next air energy down in florida.acity is there nat gas. >> well we're not putting the enablers in place to make it happen. we're blocking pipelines. there isn't enough pipeline capacity to the southeast of the nation to make a material difference in energy output. in addition, we are, you know citizens don't like the disruption of pipelines coming into new england. i though that personally. i know that personally. we have, you know some hopes in pennsylvania with the marcellus and the unica in ohio, but that's a small part of the nation. >> but, john, doesn't the fact that we used to produce 50% of our electricity from coal, the market was taking it to natural gas, and that's not shifting. the fact was a lot of these coal-powered electric plants were outdated, the vast majority of them older than 20 years, so the industry itself was going in the direction that the obama administration would have wanted. what's going to stop that? is it what you just said? >> i think that there is an imbalance in the rush to gas which

florida. >> my buddy, kirk, who's been building this air control tower back here, he's been doing it for theme out to check it out yet, so he wanted me to come see it, so we decided to conveniently come and check it out the day the honda grand prix was going on. >> the honda grand prix is an open-wheel indycar race and portions of the airport, including our east-west runway, become part of the actual race course. >> the tower provides a perfect view to watch the race, so dave decides to bring his camera along. >> we were on top of the tower on the roof, and i was just shooting just footage of, like, everything that was around, and then i noticed that there was a bunch of these old warplanes that were taxiing over here on the runway and they were about to take off. >> sometimes we'll do air shows in between races or during the main race. in this case, this was like the event that kind of kicked the race off. >> i was getting the plane as it was coming in to land, it didn't really seem out of the ordinary to me. >> but the plane is in trouble. its engine stalls. and the pilot struggles to make

tonight police are considering more charges against the retired air force major accused of attacking realtors. cops in st. petersburg, floridarested paul pinkston after he was recognized on surveillance video. on june 3rd police say pinkston arranged to meet with a realtor and then bound her up with zip ties on her hands and feet and called her husband for ransom. he's facing armed robbery and kidnapping charges. >>> in australia a man is behind bars accused of going on a rampage with a bulldozer. the guy tore through a house, vehicles and a tree. take a look, basically nothing left of that home. a detective says a man sleeping in the out house was the first target, but he heard the bulldozer coming and took off running. >>> dangerous does not begin to describe riding your bicycle at night, especially in our area, but now a car company in britain is testing a new kind of paint that could keep bike riders safe after dark. that paint could soon be available in the u.s. >> reporter: drivers and cyclists have long been roadside rivals. >> some drivers don't pay any attention to bikers. >> i give them as much room as i, can but t

turns out it was an air conditioning unit that had overheated and no one was injured and the students were sent back to class. >>> the florida man who land add gyrocopter on the capital lawn could be -- capitol lawn could be out of a job soon. the u.s. postal service is taking steps to fire doug hughes. the agency intends to fire him for unacceptable conduct after he flew through d.c.'s restricted air space all while he was trying to call attention to campaign finance reform. hughes could face nearly a decade in prison if he's convicted. his next court appearance is set for june 20. >>> vice president joe biden and his family are now welcoming delaware residents to pay their respects for the former attorney general beau biden, his son. the vice president's son died of brain cancer saturday. he was just 46. he will lie in honor today in the delaware state senate chamber. the services are the first in a series of public ceremonies including a viewing friday and a saturday funeral mass. that is where president obama will deliver the eulogy. >>> still ahead, we're taking a live look at ocean city. there's the boardwalk. we have

florida. video shows what appears the rocket vaporizing into thin air. this was a bust for the space industry as well as for a few young south bay science students. nbc bay area marianne favro explains why. >> 70 valley christian students worked for months on the experiment aboard the spacex rocket that exploded. they said while disappointed they're not discouraged. >> minutes after spacex falcon 9 rocket was launched it disintegrated leaving a cloud of falling debris. >> it was really disappointing. >> disappointed because valley christian high school student andre in additionir spent nine months working on an experiment being carried by spacex. that experiment was destined for the international space station and he was looking forward to tracking the data from san jose. >> what we wanted to see was essentially the storage on like programs, the information in the space station sfliemt andre, is one of 70 students from valley christian high and junior high that worked on the experiments aboard the rocket. this is a test version of one of those. a nanocha

air, cleaner water oversight of chemicals with economic progress, and good jobs. i remember very well in the late 60s and 1970s walking outside in my home in tampa florida, and the air awful. it was -- we're a warm climate so we have very smoggy days. now, it's -- it's much better. it is noticeably better, and anyone that lives in the 60s and 70s whether you're in an industrial area or not you -- you understand the progress that we've made. i want to thank you for your attention to cleaner air that we breathe. what a privilege it is to live in the country that has been able to show such environmental stewardship and balance it against the economic progress. and that is the history of the country, and i'm confident that we can continue to make that kind of progress. now, miss mccabe what is ozone standard right now? >> 75 parts per billion. >> what does that mean exactly? >> that means that in a billion unit of air no more than 75 of those should be ozone in order to provide healthy air quality. >> how long has it been that 75 -- >> that was adopted in 2008. >> in what was it before that time? >> it was 85. >> so now the proposal epa's proposal, directed by the court