the x37 is an unmanned robotic spacecraft that belongs to the air force.and as barbara star reported at the start of this launch from california's air force base last year its mission is secret. >> reporter: it's a military mystery, what is this? is it an aircraft? is it the next generation space shuttle? and why is it such a secret? this is the x37b. a classified air force project that's never been fully explained by the pentagon but it hasn't stopped a speculation. some worry this is the beginning of military operations in space. that the plane might some day carry weapons to shoot down enemy satellites. >> there's also concern they might be used as a quick response, sort of vehicle where it could be used to launch very quickly. be spent over the plant to a danger spot very quickly and then release weapons at that point. >> reporter: in a recent meeting with reporters, a top air force official said no way. >> i don't know how this could be called weaponnization of space. it's an updated version of a space shuttle kind of activities in space. >> reporter:

the title of his speech the segregation of negros in the army air forces and he concluded by observing in the administration of segregated units there is no routine, there can be gnosis -- consistent segregation policy because segregation is contradictory and inconsistent. racial segregation in the of forces had to end not because it was immoral as he believed it was bad because it was wasteful and impossible to implement logically. that is a remarkably fast change from 1945 to 1946 from a service that treats african-americans as, quote, as of >>--a sub species of the human family to someone who's about to become a general calling for the desegregation on the basis of efficiency. not to mention morality. that is in a span of six years. it swings because of the tuskegee airmen. the tuskegee airmen for those of you who don't know where the first military pilots of color in the united states. there was -- there were 15,000 african-americans and a small number of whites involved in this program to train african-american pilots in alabama during the war. 996 pilots graduated from the progra

have never seen an emergency response -- i will tell you, the mutual aid we received from travis air force, suisun city, vacaville, everybody in the city it was an absolutely great operation there yesterday. >> reporter: they are waiting for air sample results. until then, the facility's spokeswoman says it's back to work at usual at macro plastics. >>> in fairfield, jade hernandez. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> well, the fate of an animal shelter has been unclear all morning long. the no-kill shelter said it may have to close the doors, but kraig debro is live in pleasanton with a last-minute effort to save this. cia, you have good news -- kraig, you have good news? >> reporter: very good news. this shelter has been around for 25 years. this building here, around 25 days. but this morning, nobody could be sure if they would even see the one-year anniversary. well, later this morning, they got an answer. there are 44 cats in the valley humane society animal shelter and one dog. >> i didn't want to surrender him to somewhere where he would be put down. >> reporter: the shelter doesn't put animal

[laughter] when the air force decided to take over the cia's espionage program, their idea was to have it be a spy plane that could go in and photograph a post-nuclear site to figure out what to follow up the bombing with, and i think that's one of the more interesting parts or perhaps more provocative parts of the book that i hope people will read and think about which is how these different federal organizations that we have work together, fight with one another on these secret programs that on balance perhaps keep us safer and more gnarlly secure, but -- nationally secure, but sometimes enter into the area of recklessness, and i where about that -- i write about that in the book as well, some of the weapons test we did out there in my opinion were reckless, one of which a project that was called project 57, and i tell the story through the eyes of the security guard who worked on that program. he was also the first security guard at area 51 during the u-2 program. he worked overtime so he could buy a new car and agreed to moonlight on this project 57, the idea that the defense depar

air force lieutenant colonel fehrenbach has been fighting the air force's efforts for firing him for him a nationally-known symbol. he joins us now from idaho. colonel fehrenbach, thank you for coming on with us tonight. >> there have been many twists and turns for this policy, what's your reaction to the shutting down of the policy right away? >> you nailed it, rachel, there have been a lot of twists and turns. there were a lot of great news today but i greet it with caution. they have a opportunity to challenge it in court once again august 29 or appeal directly to the supreme court. so we need some clarification once again. as you mentioned, they say they would comply with the order and take immediate action and notify the force, so again maybe we'll get clarification within days like we did in october where the news trickled out, but also, the thing that would end all of this confusion is if the president, secretary paneda and admiral mullen would appeal immediately within days of this ruling. we have gone through the training, the marines, the coast guard, the navy, the air forc

. >> i want to go to the air force. i want to be an aviation pilot. hopefullying i'll get into the air force academy. my goals are high. from here, i'll do that. i'm at itt tech now. once i get my bachelor's degree, i can go to the training school for the air force. >> reporter: a mix up at his high school caused him to come here. he was 50 points shy of a degree and now, that's changed. he'll receive his diploma. >> it was not easy, but it was here with a focused head and you stay what you assignments are, you'll get through most of anything in here. well, without any type of difficulty -- if you're slacking off, you're selling yourself short. >> they serve 800 adults each year. those who take advantage of the education range in 16 to 83 years old. 16% of the adults test into a 6th grade reading level. over 142,000 adults don't have a diploma. the know -- >> the diploma is important to get a job. it's hard to find any kind of a living wage without the diploma. >> reporter: this 56-year-old returned to school to receive a diploma. he wants to open up

the secretary of the air force shad waive reimbursement for any funds used by the civil air patrol for counterdrug activities. section 8024, none of the funds are available to establish a new department of defense, federally funded research and development center as a new entity, a separate entity. no member of a board of directors or any similar entity of a defense, sfrdc, may be compensated for his or her serviced as a member of such entity. none of the funds to the department from any source may be used by a defense ffrdc for construction of new plgs. the funds available to the -- buildings. the funds available to the department may be for defense ffrdc's. the secretary shall submit a report presenting the civic amounts of staff years of technical effort. the toal amount appropriated for ffrdc's is reduced by $125 million. section 8025, none of the funds value be used to procure carbon or armor steel plate which were not melted in the united states or canada. section 8026, the term congressional defense committees means the armed services committee of the house, the armed services c

john renshaw is major john renshaw, united states air force. he's deploying to the front lines of afghanistan to treat the war wound. but before he goes, he along with other military medical personnel will complete a tour of duty here at the university of maryland shock trauma center in baltimore. sharpening their ability to deal with critical trauma patients. >> the wounds appear to be superficial. >> category "a" now. >> trauma. >> trooper one. 15 up, 10 minutes back, fall from tree. category "a," priority 1. >> every day, dozens of trauma patients are wheeled into these bays. some are accident victims. this young man came with multiple stab wounds. but right alongside the civilian trauma doctors, nurses and techs, military personnel. colonel david powers, a surgeon, runs the military training program here. >> the injuries i've treated here and that i see her at this hospital are the closest thing to the injuries i saw in iraq that i've experienced in the continental united states. >> >> reporter: listen to what powers has encountered in rece

the air force is not saying what happened.only say they detected a flight abnormality. >>> one of the america's most innovative olympic athletes is dead in an apparent suicide. jared speedy peterson won a freestyle ski silver medal last year in vancouver. authorities in utah said he called 911 before shooting himself in a remote canyon on monday. jarrett peterson was 29. >> 6:29. this is all the buzz. it's about baseball. >> a controversial game that ended in 19 innings. >> alvarez coming home and it's not in time! he's called safe and the braves win the game! >> well, that was a bad call. and that call capped a six-hour and 39-minute game between the braves and the pirates. the guy is out! >> totally out. >> the umpire called him safe though. that umpire is going to work again tonight. that should be fun. the 19-inning game matched the longest yet in the major leagues this season and it pushed the pirates from first to third place so it was a big loss especially if you are out there for 6.5 hours playing baseball and you lose

. >> reporter: beneath the towering air force memorial overlooking the nation's capital, amid the bus loads of tourists on this hazy summer day appears a white stretch limo and in it, two families scarred by war. >> chris actually picked the 4th. he tells me that i'm his fourth of july so he picked the 4th and he picked the location. >> i'm charming that way. >> yes, he is, extremely so. >> reporter: it is the wedding of air force master originallent chris sweet and his bride daniel. in attendance her two and his three children. >> it is about two families that have been through amazing tragedy. >> reporter: in the bouquet of plowers, two maul photographs, the spouses they lost to war. >> this is another with a if me personally to have them with me and have them be a part of the day. >> reporter: air force technical sergeant ryan ballmer was killed in iraq four years ago. he was 33. >> it was difficult and very scary to have to think about moving forward with it just being the three of us and me trying to figure out how to be a mom and a dad. >> reporter: 30-year-old jessica sweet, al

now is blowing away from the air force base, typically to 74 degrees right now. this would be the prime time to get the fire under control. when our little bustier here, the surrounding areas are a lot calmer as well. calm winds for the early afternoon hour. the take a look at this, people were talking about how thick the smoke was. look divisible satellite image. normally, we will use invisible satellite images show the clouds. we actually see smoke from this fire. smoke from the fire earlier this afternoon visible of away from space. good news, the wind is dying down we will have more on your forecast as we head into the weekend coming up. >> of kron4 news at 8:00 p.m. is just getting started, still ahead, new details about of los gatos mother that is charged with having sex with her son's friends. and the investigation continues after two suspects opened fire on an east bay regional park police officer. >> pg&e says they want to shut down several power plants here, i will tell you why and how will impact the surrounding area in my story. >> the new nfl contrac

beneath the towering air force memorial overlooking the nation's capitol, on board the bus, appears a white stretch limo and in it, two families discard by war. >> chris picked the 4th. he tells me i'm his 4th of july. he picked the 4th and the location. >> i'm charming that way. >> yes, he is. >> reporter: it's the wedding of air force master sergeant chris and his bride danielle. in attendance, her two and his three which were. this -- and three children. >> it's not just about danielle and i coming together, but two families coming together. we have been through amazing tragedy. >> reporter: in danielle's bouquet of flowers, two photographs of spouses they lost in war. >> this is another way for me to have them with me and be a part of the day. >> reporter: air force technical sergeant ryan balmer was killed in iraq four years ago and he was 33. >> it was difficult and very, very scary to have to think about moving forward with it just being the three of us and me trying to figure out how to be a mom and a dad. >> reporter: 30-year-old jessica sweet also an air force technical serg

. >> reporter: beneath the towering air force memorial overlooking the nation's capitol, amid the busds of tourists on this hazy summer day appears a white stretched limo, and in it, two families scarred by war. >> he always tells me i'm his fourth of july so he picked the fourth and the location. >> reporter: it's the wedding of air force master sergeant chris sweet and his bride, danielle. in attendance, her two and his three children. >> this is not just about danielle and i coming together. it's about two families coming together, two families that have been through amazing tragedy. >> reporter: in danielle's bouquet of flowers, the two spouses they lost to war. >> this is another way to have them. >> reporter: air force technical sergeant ryan balmer was killed in iraq four years ago. he was 33. >> it was difficult and very, very scary to have to think about moving forward with it just being the three of us, and me trying to figure out how to be a mom and dad. >> reporter: 30-year-old jessica sweet, also an air force technical sergeant died from leukemia two years ago, exposed to

national forward personnel air force, $9,435,000. operation and maintenance, operation and maintenance, army. the chair: for what purpose does the gentleman rise. >> mr. speaker i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: amendment offered by mr. welch of vermont, line 27 -- page 27, line 58 -- mr. welch: i ask unanimous consent that the amendment be considered as read. the chair: without objection, so ordered. >> i reserve a point of order on the gentleman's amendment. -- amendment. the chair: a spoifered reserved. the gentleman from vermont is recognized for five minutes. mr. pell. swk -- mr. welch: thank you, mr. chairman. one of the questions, central questions congress must address is whether to continue the policy of nation building in afghanistan. as previous speakers have indicated, it's expensive. it's also very questionable as to whether it's anything but a fail wrur. the cornerstone of the nation building program is the commander's emergency response program. that gives the c

mike almy was a major in the air force. he served 13 years. s he was forced out of the military after someone got access to his private e-mails and revealed that he is gay. i talked with him friday and asked him if he would re-enlist now that don't ask, don't tell is being repealed. here's his response. >> i really hope to. as you said earlier, i did 13 years. my father retired as an officer from the air force as well. i grew up in the military. this is my calling. this is what i was born to do. i really can't wait to get back in and finish my career as an officer and a leader in the air force. what we need right now in the military is role models. officers and leaders alike, gay and lesbians, who can serve right alongside their straight counterparts equally and openly with zero debtment to the mission. >> a law legalizing same-sex marriage in new york state is now in effect. what happens to those couples' rights when they travel or move? our legal guys explain, next. hey, the new guy is loaded with protein! really? 25 grams of protein. what do

it's near travis air force base. the fire was huge with thick, black smoke that could be seen for more than 50 miles away. it was shooting 9,000 feet into the air. the fire fueled by plastic produce crates. a worker accidentally lit one on fire and it took off into a five-acre fire. >> any sense of the temperature that this fire reached? >> close to 1,000, maybe 1500. if you go to the side of the complex where the grass is, you will see the poles, the whole metal fences are bent like straw. >> reporter: so it took firefighters about three hours to get that fire under control. but it wasn't completely out until early into this morning actually. firefighters were still concerned about some hot spots flaring up. it took three hydrants here in the area, that's all they have, and they put all of them to try to get this fire out. 50 firefighters in fact three firefighters were injured during this. back out live now looking at these crates here at macro plastics, these things are normally used for agricultural things, big in

. >> reporter: and for trips to iraq, to kuwait, sometimes on air force aircraft which military forcesl us costs costs $7,000 an hour to operate. they spent $10 million in expenses traveling the globe. our investigation senators aren't just using tax money or military jets to visit war zones. other senators have sippedded ped cocktails at the eiffell tower and greece. nancy pelosi flew on chartered air force jets, and on the trip mrs. pelosi led to telaviv the catering was topnotch. according to a receipts showed that money was spent on alcohol. mrs.pelosi does not drink. don't let the menu fool you these trips aren't junk. >> you're pretty much working a 12 hour day when you're on these trips. especially on a global economy. we would like our legislators to be well informed when making decisions. >> reporter: what's more troubling is the lack of accountability in keeping costs under control. there's no quote budget for u.s. senators overseas travel. whatever they spend is automatically reimbursed by the u.s. treasury. nancy pelosi spokesman says she has improved the system in the hous

said former gadhafi air force colonel, who's now fighting for the rebels. is that good news for you to hear? >> exactly, it's very, very good news and gives us more of a chance to give freedom to our people and our country, especially. >> reporter: the chances for a rebel victory seemed limited in our two visits to the changing front line earlier in the week. we all stick together, right? okay. >> reporter: we saw very young fighters going into battle with home made rocket launchers and then scattering with gadhafi's heavier artillery landed close by. the rebels have been left with a catch-as-catch-can arsenal. weapons seized from gadhafi's troops were made from scratch, or with children doing the cleaning, salvage from a discard pile. still, the rebels did retake qawalish, both sides suffering casualties, but the front line scraping past one more war-torn town. like so many other places in the mountains where the fighting has ebbed and flowed, this tiny village is now a ghost town, nobody here but soldiers. now it's rebel soldiers who are here, and if they

i felt as a air force fighter pilot fighting the cold war. that we were there to prove not just to ourselves and the american people but to prove to the whole world that america wasn't second rate when certainly the soviets are now the russians with the sputnik in guard care and the missile gap were making america look really bad when you think about garrett what distance symbolized to me. i don't think this is the russians have gotten the full credit for sputnik and gargan i mean i know he's a hero of the soviet union but. they don't course like me he just had to be at the right place at the right time but to be the first human to. get away from the earth we were the first to get really away from the earth that he was the. there's a get out there i think. that makes him and that the russia and soviet union. something they can really be proud of that gives that if it hadn't been for the russians wouldn't have had public support for the taxes that were required to beat those thirty commies as an air force pilot how it fits the cold war motivat

was for all humanity did you feel that at that time we felt the well particularly i felt it as a air force fighter pilot fighting the cold war. that we were there to prove not just to ourselves and the american people but to prove. to the whole world that america was a second rate when certainly the soviets are now the russians with sputnik and our guarantee of a missile gap remaking america look really bad when you think of gary and want us to symbolize that to mean. i don't think this the russians have gotten the full credit for sputnik. i mean i know he's a hero of the soviet union but you know course like me he just can't believe the right place at the right time but to be the first human to. get away from the earth we were the first to get really away from the earth but he was the first to get up there i think. that makes him and the russia and soviet union something they could really be proud of now you've sat if it hadn't been for the russians wouldn't have had public support for the taxes that were required to beat the commies as an air force pilot how did the cold war motivate you

air force have also looked into it and shown that it's overly expensive and it's very easy to defeat again. exactly how in the russian capital you know main news stories this hour activists growing more vocal in their opposition to u.s. military sites in northern england and. saying they have a right to know what's going on. the shows are up in denmark as the country passes strict border controls which have already caused anger from its european neighbors who say it might breach agreements on the visa free travel. they chose on the father of the claims that the u.a.e. libyan. as gadhafi loyalists say they've intercepted. shipments of belgian made weapons intended for rebels. if you get you can follow the stories on facebook and twitter next now the second part of our special report on a former war correspondent who's taken a walk of almost a thousand kilometers and a bit to talk people out of conflicts and after that i'll be back with all my new stories. something you can't have one without the other one and that's the same way if you're going to support the troops you got to support

. >> reporter: of fire agency in solano county is represented here including travis air force base personnel. the bay area air quality management direct is also on scene to determine what's in that smoke. >> as the weather starts changing, the plume starts coming down at breathing level at a lower level, then we have to make a decision whether to call a "shelter in place" or maybe escalate it to a evacuation which i seriously doubt that will happen because as you can see, this is about, 200 to 250 feet high up in the air. >>> reporter: so even they have think a good handle on this fire, you can see the smoke coming out from the incident. they don't think there is a concern for air quality or water quality but they are telling people stay inside within a mile radius. if you doesn't know how far you are from the fire, if you still see the smoke, stay inside. >> thank you, ann notarangelo, thank you. >>> smoke from this huge fire can be seen for miles around. robert lyles has been talking to neighbors who are seeing and smelling the disaster close up. elizabeth, ann mentioned that fire official

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. >> what does an air force person or tech learn before they go to the war zone? >> all of the basic skill set they need in the early phases after injury and the ability to manage that patient air way. treating bleeding and hemorrhage. >> the skills will come back home with them. he said the war led to advances controlling bleeding and monitoring fluids and wearing for brain injuries. >> these are lessons we are learning on the battlefields of afghanistan and iraq. it can be translated to civilian care. >> this lieutenant colonel is a flight surgeon. >> expect to be a jack of all trades. we are not deployed and i'm an outpatient internal medicine guy. >> before getting to afghanistan, he says, this will help him learn to prioritize multiple critical patients under battlefield conditions and sharpen his ability to make rapid decisions. >> i expect to see gunshot wounds. i expect to see traumatic brain injuries from explosive devices. it means burns as well. a lot of orthopedic injuries and really some horrific stuff. what i'm doing here is getting exposure to the th

fire units from all over the area including the big foam trucks from travis air force base responded and finally won the battle. back live a huge remnant of the cloud city hoovers for miles above the scene, slowly dissipating with the air current. here down below on the ground, an awful toxic mess that will have to be cleaned up and cleaned up soon. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now again that fire started about 3.5 hours ago. i want to show you more live pictures now from news chopper 2 which is overhead. you can see there is not nearly as much smoke as it was earlier. although there is still pretty decent amount of smoke but at its height there was so much thick black smoke that you can literally see it for miles. we continue our coverage with sal castaneda. >> reporter: we're standing in this neighborhood here which is a mile west of where the fire is. you can see these houses, a little bit earlier people were outside looking at it and along the street people have been showing up to stand here and watch. since early this afternoon, people have been drawn to th

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the air force 332,000. does that -- do you find it curious that the air force has more four star generals than any other services? >> i'm not sure how to answer that question, senator. that actually -- >> let me give you a couple more data points. >> that does surprise me. >> the air force has 323,000. this isn't a knock on the air force. i see your assistant's getting nervous over there. it's a question of, how you properly manage the force. the air force has more brigadier generals than any of the other services by far. they have the same number of three stars. they have almost the same number of two stars as the army and well more -- more than the navy and marine corp. combined. this is not a a hit on the air force. it's just a question of how do you come up with this? >> now, your point's a good one, senator. we do need to -- by the way, secretary gate did take a look at general officer strength and required each service i think our number for the number was we had to eliminate nine go billets. that's n

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in the macro plastic plant here in fairfield right across the street from travis air force base, it caught fire and soon erupted into a column tower of smoke. the mushroom cloud expanded literally obliterating sunlight from under it. the fuel, a field full of plastic bins. local officials called for a shelter-in-place since the bins contained particulate matter that is harmful for those with medical problems. >> although we don't see the black plume we're still recommending to folks. the wind conditions change and we did have the smoke level lower. we do recommend people with breathing issues to stay inside. >> reporter: fire units from all over the area including the big foam trucks from travis air force base responded. their efforts could only contain the base from surrounding buildings. the company has not discussed the fire's cause but would only say that noneover its 45 employees were hurt. for which most of us and certainly the company is grateful. back here below an awful toxic mess that will require a lot of clean up and a lot of toxic clean up to happen very soon. again as soon as