air force is principal in that. that has meant we have not only been able to share our experiences and lessons, but share our thinking and understand why we might be able to make things better as a combined force where we need to and, of course, we've done that for a lot in the last 60 years and where we might be able to take that further in terms of our contribution or the american contribution to what we do. our exchange people give us a capability to put in our thinking but also to understand american thinking, just as we do with french, germany and elsewhere. exchange programs we have around the world are very valuable, not just from the point of view of tactical lessons, but also in terms of >>> i'll have more of my interview with the chief of the royal air force air chief marshall si at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call greater washington, d.c. home. from supporting an organization that helps new citizens find their way... to proudly supporting our washington r

trying to avenge the loss against air force in colorado springs. navy against air force. this was a good one. first quarter, fourth play of the game, falcons, tim jefferson hits mcarthur. 52 yards to the house. falcons go up 7-0. would lead 21-3 at the half. but back comes navy. after a field goal, and they recover. let's get one more look. lets it go, goes ten yards, picks it up. navy is in business. they get the ball back with just two minutes to play. second play of that drive, navy quarterback chris drops back. he eludes tackles. he is off and running. check out the spin move, right here. come on -- there he goes. spin move, out of the way. breaking tackles. 27 yards, down to the air force 26. midshipman are pumped. they use their air force, use green. makes the catch for the touchdown. 28-26. midshipman, the two-point conversion. procter runs out. and he just gets in. check out the navy sideline. they are pumped up. we're all tied at 28. this one's going into o.t. procter punches it in from just a yard out. navy up 34-28. that's the good news. but check this out. t

you would think that is not significant but we understand as you do as well that the air force is thenumber one user of fuel in the united states. so every little bit that we can cut saves money. to rollback into things that are really needed in our force. we are attacking this because it is the most important thing to get at for air force savings and energy. >> thanks very much. we share your concern about what i perceive to be a critical vulnerability on fuel not only from a cost perspective but a line of logistics, criticality of getting fuel to our forces and what that does to put people in harm's way to deliver that fuel. all our units on the ground in afghanistan have renewed energy sources that started as an experiment and in 14 months it has become every unit that goes over has renewable energy and that includes not only solar panels that low energy or energy-efficient lighting. as we look at our requirements as we acquire new equipment, fuel efficiency is a critical part as we seek to have new equipment in the future and as a hole in the department of the navy the secretary o

we work closely together with the navy and air force. we're working -- we're also working with usda and d.o.e. to accelerate the alternative fuels industry in this country, really aligning for that first- time kind of farmer to producer to consumer and driving toward a market where these fuels are not only available at scale, but also at a price point we can all absorb and use. so that's a big area for us. >> katherine. >> the s&ríarmy is a ground-ba land-based platform, not jets or ships, but the land in which our soldiers are basedded, and so we are looking -- >> more geographically disbursed? >> alternative energy and renewable energy resources whether they be wind and we've seen the cost for those kind of technologies being driven down by the adaptation in the united states. so we're really excited about the renewable energy potential, and we've got the land and then we've got the demand for energy. so we're looking to the private sector to help us put in large- scale renewable energy. >> i'd like to talk about that in a second. dor

air force comes away a winner. they beat navy by one.eball playoffs a lot of action going on today. phillies, they go on to win. also yankees, rangers brewers all winners in the playoffs. another college football note, howard beat savannah state to snap 29 game losing streak. >> thank you, john. quickly we want to apologize. we aired the incorrect photo of the winning house. that's it for u [ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] movie buffs! this film is tres bien, but the interest rate on your checking account is le pew. interest on your checking? earn more with new high yield free checking at capital one bank. your interest rate will be five times the national average. five times the interest! and free atms at any bank. show's over folks. make your way to capital one bank. what's in your wallet? were you crying? yeah. >>> this is pbs. >> thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you.

air force. he's a georgia tech graduate and general we enjoyed as a graduate of the university of virginia playing you the other week and it may be the one bright spot we'll have this year but thanks for your help and cooperation in that. he's also a fwradge watt of arizona state university -- graduate of arizona state university where he had his master of science degree and the national war college. without further ado we want to get to your opening statements. we're pleased to have the ranking members join us now -- ranking member has joined us now. we have with us the ranking member of the full committee. we talked about dispensing with our opening statements and putting them in the record. ms. bordallo: mr. chairman, i'd like to welcome our witnesses today and place my statement in the record. >> thank you. mad lean and i work -- madeleine and i work closely as partners and i appreciate the work she does. today we're going to put your statement in the record and they've already been made in

air force does it again. navy's incredible rally makes it 34-28 in overtime. towson flying the flag against maryland for the first time ever. an opening drive for maryland. welcome to college park. he races into the end zone for a 12-yard score. maryland texas 7-0 lead. second quarter, seven catches, 103 yards. a chip shot field goal. 28-3,n to dorsey, towson's first loss of the year. morgan state had a tough day at home. the bears lost 24-3. next week is homecoming again savannah state. johns hopkins dominated -- dominated, only allow 37 dooryards. 58-13 thumping at the hands of delaware. monster-8 in playoff baseball. four games including the rumors and the diamondbacks. the rangers and tampa at 8-6. a no-hitter last season. with two men on board, a three- run shot. he pauses, poses, his own in a three-run homer. for-3 philadelphia, and just two batters later, a two-run it snicker doodle. horseracing indoors another monster day, and down the stretch we go. too fast to catch, indeed is. they could not catch up to him. stay with us, 11 news continues right aft

literally an air force wants you to know that what they do is science fiction effort when it kind of it. means a little we're. going to bring justice or. i have the right to know what my government if you want to know why i pay taxes. well i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you don't see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you. hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is all. part of the big. mystery. the police were looking. like what a protester nobody seems to know. but never a pepper sprayed face by target the argument that they're being overly dramatic. are you guys have time for tonight tool time award and try to go to our favorite morning show to love the hate box and friends to gretchen stephen brian really know how to take a shall we say unique approach to truly hard hitting topics and yesterday was absolutely no exception to that is some schools across the country are banning students from wearing their hollowing costumes to school and so of course fox and friends are not ok with tha

air force let's talk about military recruiters for a second here because we know that i don't know about you guys but i went to u.c. santa cruz and this is always a huge deal every time that we had a jobs fair on campus it's a pretty liberal campus we see a lot of protests any time there's a jobs fair we have military recruiters there there was always massive protests and i think we actually have a clip to show you real quick. i. think it was probably while i was still at school there but so portland is actually allowing high schools now or they're considering allowing them to have anti-war protesters right alongside the military recruiters to actually talk kids out of signing up for the military we think that that i mean i think it's always good when you can get multiple perspectives on something and i'm a little torn because i was always super weirded out by the military recruiters in high school because they would call me at home and try to get me to go into the military which were to my mind at the same time it is a good option for a lot of americans so i'm torn but i do think it's g

the air force gets the job done. navy incredible rally is wasted. 28-34 is the final in overtime. the game looked like he was sure to win for maryland. they had a brutal loss to a temple. the tigers are on the rise. we pick things up in the second quarter. the play call was questionable. we only need a few inches. we have to kick a field goal making it 7-3. the tigers have more struggles. they did not give the field goal often time. 7-3 with maryland leading the game at the break. this is the third quarter, opening drive. justice goes right up the middle. that made it 14-3. the terps have added another touchdown. 21-3. it looks like they will hang on against the tigers. the maryland million has top- quality course. the biggest race of the day is the million classic. too fast to catch is in front. he lives up to the name. the odds on favorite at 7 to 5 is the winner today. the game when the cardinals and phillies is underway. -- the game between the cardinals and phillies is underway. they are in the fifth. the cardin

and once the mainstream media read this report they started buzzing about the sickness american air force pilots from half a world away are able to control drones that are not only surveilling but actually attacking targets how virus has infected the computer systems that operate the military's unmanned drone aircraft used on missions in afghanistan and elsewhere those computers control the unmanned drones that the military uses to fly on and attack terror targets abroad. so the big question now. is the mainstream media ever ask about why we think it's legal to use drones all over the world is how did this happen you think of the u.s. military would have the best of the best when it comes to strong cyber security system recorded danger room that's not necessarily the case the security flaws are fairly common many reaper and predator drones video transmitted to american troops on the ground and unlike most companies the military cyber security division doesn't have a quarter per se making it more difficult to examine and determine exactly what happened and how but here here comes the icing

he is actually air force. we did not have any place for him to go. he went to fort gordon and was their fourth three months. when he left he was given a form from the army that said he was medically unfit for duty. we took that back to our home base in georgia, gave it to our commander, he looked it up and said, "this is an army form." they would not accept it. we had to go to the whole evaluation process to the air force again that we had already done with the army. obviously, people talking is not happening. i really would like work to be done on that because there are people down the line whose husbands have just been injured and they need not to get to go through these castles. thirdly, -- >> if it was the air force career wrote up a soldier for the same plane, you take it to the soldiers base and the doctor would say, "that is an air force form." >> i agree. we talked about the wars in vietnam and korea and how we are only hearing about traumatic brain injury and ptsd with this war, but i would like to remind everyone that our military has the m

air force. for joining us tonight. >> my pleasure. >> what can you tell us about the strike that took down al-awlaki? >> basically we're talking about the strike that involved uad, done in conjunction with intelligence gathered. missiles are very precision-guided munitions, pgm, prevision guided munition. it hit a target directly, as long as it has information for the target coordinates. that's basically what it did and they were able to use intelligence, combine it with operations, and they could work very, very quickly. >>> last time we talked, you and i right here on the air, we discussed the legalities of these types of targeted strikes. the aclu right now is condemning it. should they? why or why not? >> one of the big things we have to look at is the actual status of the people involved in this particular situation. the real issue here is whether or not anwar al-awlaki was a citizen of the united states. he had been a citizen, but had renounced his citizenship. since he had renounced his c

and air force secures the commander in chief trophy and takes a leg up on it this year 35-34.hat'll just about do it for now. but we'll be back. thanks for watching the jeep post game show and at 8:00, the marquee match-up between alabama and florida and more tomorrow with the nfl. most of you will see the steelers and the texans and the broncos and the packers. coverage starts with the nfl today. thanks for watching and we will see you at 8:00 for alabama and florida. closed captioning provided by cbs sports division captioned by captionmax www.captionmax.com to quick-test using car md's red, yellow or green rating, and it only takes a few seconds. >> when i go to car dealerships, because i'm a woman, they'll definitely take advantage, so with me being able to print out the report, i can be like, "no, i don't think so." >> you know, a lot of people are looking for ways to keep their car longer, and it can help you prevent damage by learning early that there may be a small problem with your car. you take it into the shop, you do preventative maintenance, and then you save the

that is something that our air force says centered on our air force. but our marine air and naval air and even the robbery arm of the army, we have put together what we have called their dominance over the years to give our ground forces the ability to react and fight under that protection. i give you one small example that my friend from the army will chuckle about. when i was in europe during the late 1980's, we would practice for the big war on the plains of northern germany. we would go out in our brigade formation. when we came under attack from supposedly soviet force air, we would do herringbone maneuvers and all kinds of things to react to so that they could set up and defend us and so forth. we have now come to an age where we are so used to and so enabled by the year dominance that the joint team brings to the battlefield that i cannot remember even talking about a herringbone maneuver in the last few years. our situation on the ground and in the sea would change drastically if it were not for the joint air forces that bring this capability. c

they will require some air force a maritime defense capability.they have a huge oil shipment project down in the gulf. so i'm sure our preference would be buy u.s. equipment, u.s. maintenance and training, have the pilots go to the united states to receive their undergraduate pilot training. we have to remind ourselves, andrea, this is the fourth biggest air force on the face of earth. these are sophisticated people in many ways. they fought a bloody seven-year war against the iranians. so they're capable of managing their own internal and external security. >> of course we wiped out their air force during the nine years, almost nine years of the iraq war. that was the first thing we did was to wipe out the air force. >> was astonishing. that giant air force, a third of it went to iran to seek reference. and the argument was they never flew one defensive or offensive mission. jim miklaszewski said the trainers can be replaced by contractors. i'm sure will you see retired lieutenant colonels and master sergeants doing the same thing, the loss is th

live at andrews air force base where the deployment is taking place. ken. >> this is a very special deployment for this group. we're talking about the f16 unit of dc's air national guard. these are the same folks responsible for scrambling jets in the event of an emergency here in washington. tonight, they are heading to afghanistan as a unit for the very first time. >> the bags are packed, hugs are tight, and emotions are running high tonight as more than 175 members of the d.c. air national guard head to afghanistan. >> looking forward to it. all the preplanning we have done, worked really hard. >> we are hoping to set a good precedence for the air national guard and make sure the air force knows we are up to the fight. >> although this is the first deployment for this group as a unit, many have individually been to afghanistan before. some will turn in december and others are expected to stay through next year. families say not knowing exactly when they'll get to see their loved ones again is especially heartbreaking. >> it's hard to say good-bye eve

in less than two hours, air force one will touch down here in the bay area. of course, it's going to be carrying our president. he's heading to a campaign fund-raiser in san francisco. inside the event will be full of supporters, but outside is a much different story. bob redell is live in san francisco this morning, where protesters are gathering ahead of the president's campaign stop. bob, how is it right now? >> we got a small crowd out here. good morning to you, marla. organizers say they're expecting hundreds of people. right now maybe there's 100 here at third and howard across from the w hotel where the president will be arriving within the next couple of hours for a $7,500 a plate luncheon, fund-raising luncheon. this is his third visit in over six months in the bay area. you have a mix of causes being represented by these protesters, a lot of anti-war. if you're not familiar with this sign, stop keystone xl, that's a pipeline that would run from the tar sands of canada through the united states. climate sicientists, some have argued if you were to ta

now workers are scaling the 270 foot tall air force memorial in arlington. unlike the washington monument inspection, however, this is not related to the august earthquake. it's just a scheduled inspection to check on the stability of the spires. meanwhile, the same team that inspected the washington monument will assess earthquake damage at the national cathedral through next week. >>> a virginia student was suspended from school last year after he used a tube to shoot small plastic pellets at other students during lunchtime. now his case reached the virginia supreme court. the incident happened last december at spotsylvania high school. the school saw it as more than a childish prank and expelled 14-year-old andrew michael for possession and use of a weapon. his attorneys asked the virginia supreme court to overturn the school's decision. they claim he did not intend to

these pictures were taken by air force sergeant stacy pearsall. she is one of a very small number women to have been admitted to the elite ranks of combat photographers. >> i joined the air force at 17. it just seemed the natural thing to do since the majority of my family served in one branch of the military or another. and the military history of my family goes all the way back to the revolutionary war. >> reporter: she spent four years processing film from u-2 spy planes before she became a member of what is virtually an all male club. >> so, i was pretty excited when i got my acceptance into that unit. and, there was always gonna be those few in the bunch that are sort of the naysayers as to how successful you will or won't be as a female in that unit. and that made it really tough. >> reporter: pearsall says some were downright hostile. >> i had a guy tell me to my face that he didn't believe that women belonged in the military and that they're better served in the kitchen. >> reporter: pearsall says that >> i felt, as a woman, that i did not

overnight construction moving near andrews air force base.e american legion bridge, things moving nicely in montgomery county. looks good in springfield 95, 66, looks good on the greenway and the toll road. 66 between 123 and the beltway there is overnight construction that they are clearing away. 270 looks good. no troubles in baltimore on 95 foreignor 295. back to you. >> thank you. >>> some stories trending on wjla.com. what lies ahead for the occupy d.c. protests. details about the death of steve jobs. and the highlights from the chili-eating contest in d.c. >>> it is 62 degrees. >> when we continue, the new penalties taking affect very soon at busy commuter lot. >> controversy after a woman claims that she suffered a what do you think of this one? really? what's this? this is a rose i made from a turnip. let's try together. perfect. two worlds that fit in one kitchen. come in today and save up to 20% on a kitchen from ikea. ugh, time to color. wooh! whoa. haircolor is a chore no more! you gotta come see what's new. c'mon! tadaaa! welcome

these are live pictures from las vegas right now where air force one just landed a few minutes ago. he's pushing new programs to stimulate the economy that won't require approval from congress. as danielle nottingham reports, the first plan would help homeowners, allowing them to refinance when their home is worth less than they owe. >> reporter: president obama boarded air force one and headed west, ready to sell a plan to help homeowners. right now some 11 million americans owe more on their home than what it's worth. the white house is expand ago program to help many of those refinance. the new proposal cuts the loan fees for changing to a lower mortgage rate, and it gets rid of some fees for home owners who switch into a shorter term loan, designed to pay off their mortgage more quickly. >> this proposal and others the white house is ready to roll outdo not require congressional approval. so far lawmakers haven't passed any part of the president's jobs plan, and he argues helping the economy can't wait. in 2009, the obama administration launched a similar program to help homeown

andrews air force base reporting half-mile visibility just in the fog. montgomery county, your visibility is down because it is pouring with the thunderstorm and the lightning as well. so, lots of things are going on. here is a look at the day planner. we'll have some showers and storms today. it is not going to rain all day. this is not an all day event but it is a thing where we could be seeing some showers and storms at times today. noontime, upper 60s. 5:00, 71 with highs low 70s in town. could make it mid-70s south of washington and holding in the upper 60s in places like frederick and winchester today. montgomery county, even showers and storms developing southwest and southeast of fredericksburg. this is the heaviest stuff north of us right now. we're seeing the showers and storms especially from rockville north and east now. through gaithersburg, the shady grove metro area up toward the airpark. laytonsville only the west side of you. it extends down toward potomac and northern virginia. they had hefty thunderstorms about an hour ago. we'll go fa

air force, that's who did air to air refuelling.ellion's air force and may have indeed, you know, the nato spokesman this morning was talking about having struck maneuvering forces. sounds like civilian cars are fleeing sirte. >> i want to show photos here. they say this is the hole which looks like a sewer pipe where they found khaddafy. now, the banner says it is the hole where khaddafy, the rat was found on television. so roger, it is amazing that these dictators when they start fleeing, they go home. >> caller: yeah. very much so. think back to when we captured sadaam in that spider hole in the ground. little bit different related. i think, if you hear bashar assad going underground someplace, that's the end game for him in syria. the other point, and general mccaffrey said it, but you had three arab nations providing air support. the united arab emirates, qatar, and jordan were all flying operations as well. that element of arab nation par participation in this is extremely significant. even if gadhafi was killed by a nato stri

. >> and the air force? >> and if you call it anything other then expeditionary force, i would appreciate knowing what that is. >> we have been 100% right in something and that is never getting it right. >> general dempsey said the same thing. >> that is true. we have to do is look at history. when we do not have a balanced force that can meet wherever u.s. national interests are threatened, for the central curtises we must provide military force, that is when we get ourselves into trouble. i think that is important, to look at the history of how we have done. we are repeating a cycle that is something that has happened many times in our history. >> thank you very much. >> i want to thank you for your patience. we have just a few more questions. i will ask the gentleman from guam if she can ask a quick question of him. >> this is for you, general. what shortages in critical skill sets in your respective services are your already experiencing because of manpower reductions already taken? what impact would you

the air force isn't exactly saying that. they do say that this had to do with some of the compute per are associated with that unmanned drone program. so all of the reaper and predators flying in places like afghanistan and libya, well, they're controlled by air force pilots at a u.s. base in nevada. and that's where they have the problem with the computers. >> so if they're calling this a nuisance, does this mean they're not so concerned? >> it doesn't sound like they're concerned. in their statement, they say the virus has been detected and quarantined. but when we follow up with a question to ask, has it been expunged, because one of the things the magazine reported when they first broke the story was that they had a real hard time getting this virus out. we asked, have you gotten rid of it? has it been expunged from the system? they were not able to answer that yet. >> chris lawrence, keep asking the questions for us. thank you so much. that's your reporter roulette for this thursday. >>> still ahead, forget electric cha

air force one taking off five, six minutes ago. the president's schedule had him arriving between 12:30. we're know expecting that at 12:45 and 1:00. he's attending a $5,000 0 ticket fund-raiser at the w hotel. there's street closures that are in effect so you can expect some congestion. >> as we said this is going to be a very short visit the. the president is scheduled to take off at about 3:10 this afternoon. we are expecting some protests this afternoon. ktvu has team coverage of the president's visit and my colleague rob roth is in san francisco right now with a look at how the protests might be shaping up. rob? >> reporter: christian, we're outside the w hotel where the president is due in just an hour. as you can see, across the street where the president will be a appearing for a private -- will be appearing for a private fund-raiser. there are books here for different reasons and causes. one group wants mr. obama to stand stronger on the environment and say no to the building of the pipeline. others are from occupy movemen

inner loop near branch avenue near andrews air force base, accident reported. in virginia, plenty of traffic. but 66, 95 395, no accidents. there was a crash on marshall -- in marshall on 66 eastbound, but that's gone. southeast looks good. northeast looks good if on new york avenue and telework avenue and south dakota. a pretty good run from frederick on 270 70, and in and out of baltimore. back to you. >> thank you. >>> winter came early on the weekend. this morning millions of people across the northeast will wake up cold and in the dark. saturday there was snow and ice that tore down trees and power lines. it could take almost a week to turn electricity back on. brianne carter is in the newsroom with more on this record-setting nor'easter. >> absolutely. this monster nor'easter is causing a lot of damage. the unseasonable storm is already being blamed for at least 11 deaths up and down the northeast. millions are in the dark as they try to pick up the pieces of what was left behind. the nor'easter is gone, but the damage remains. >> one fell one way and one

heard when the president travels for political reasons his campaign reimburses taxpayers for cost of air force one. it turns out is that not entirely true. according to a recent report by the house oversight and government committee it costs more than $56,000 per hour to operate air force one. campaigns only have to reimburse what they would have spent for a ticket on a commercial airline. the report found going back to president george w. bush taxpayers end up paying 97% of the tab for a president campaign trip. >> here are what some viewers are saying about the visit on our face book page. edwin writes he can raise millions but can't help unemmoied. ryan says i'm making half money and working twice the hours. is this the change you're talking about? you can join the conversation at facebook.com/abc 7 news. >> workers had to evacuate a office building because of a break this afternoon. a construction crew ruptured a three-inch distribution line and pg&e service to nearby customers has in the been affected. the leak happening just before 3:00. crews had it capped about 3:30 today. >> and a maj

air force with the p.a.t.. here's the snap. the kick. and that's it. navy, wins by one. >>> maryland in college park. daniel o'brien and the terps hosting in state townsend. up 14-3. o'brien finds dorsey. he will plunge into the end zone for the score. that's o'brien's first touchdown pass in 10 quarters. maryland goes on to defeat townsend, 28-3, snapping a two-game skid. also important to note, uva winners. they beat idaho, 21-20 in overtime. also howard university snaps a 29-game conference losing streak. they beat savannah state, 34-14. go h.u.! >> great job. keeping track of all the scores. a lot of numbers there. >> a lot going on for you. >> a lot of numbers. well, still ahead this morning, the iphone anticipation. it's growing. what apple is doing that's only fueling those rumors. >>> also, an update on the maryland man whose death is blamed on listeria outbreak. >>> and the video that shows one of the engineers dangling along the side of the washington monday. at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who ca

. >> reporter: here at the scott air force base a routine checkup for service members now includes a prescription for reading. >> school books. >> school books, let's read. >> reading is a proven coping mechanism for children in times of stress and tragedy. we know it helps them cope. >> reporter: reach out and read is a program that encourages parents to read aloud to their kids, by providing a new book at every doctor visit. so far, to four million families total, and more than 90,000 children of military families. major doug booser has made recordings of himself so even when he's deployed, his two boys can still listen in. >> it's good to know your kids are interacting with you even though you're far away. >> you read to me, i'll read to you. >> he reads everything from street signs to books. it's something that's going to serve them every day of their lives. >> reporter: that bond that a book creates between a parent and a child is one that is never broken. >> every time that child picks up the book, he's going to remember the parent. >> reporter: and there are real benefits. man

air force one is expected to touch down within the hour. these are live pictures at the tarmac at sfo as you can see some people gathered already. his security detail is in place. and they are waiting for air force one to touch down here shortly. now, the president will be at a fundraiser this afternoon at the "w" hotel in san francisco. several groups as you can see rose fromming in front of the hotel -- as you can see, groups protesting in front of the hotel, many different groups. singer songwriter jack johnson will perform at the recent. 200 guest also pay $7,500 per ticket. obama will then depart from sfo shortly after 3:00. >>> this afternoon antioch police are investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting. officers answer aid call of a man with a gun at a townhome community in lemontree court last night. they say he refused orders to put the gun down. we are told that's when something happened that caused several of the officers to open fire. he did die at the scene. police say he was wanted on two arrest warrants. >>> the suspect

you can see him boarding air force one.he president is starting a three day bus tour and he will be pushing for the job's bill and will try to pump up some enthusiasm for his reelection campaign. >>> they are moving to the 6th officer involved shooting and in san jose, kraig debro just spoke to a witness, craig? >> reporter: i just came back from behind this apartment complex where it happened at the parkside apartments and i spoke to a man who said he saw what happened. this is a series of car ports where this all happened and several residents called police around 11:45 for a report of a suspicious person and one of the officers is a reserved officer with the san jose police. the officer felt threatened and fired a weapon. the man was in his car and tried to drive away and he was not driving at the officer. >> we did look at our officer involved shootings and other other use of force incidents and we tried to see if there was anyway we can improve? >> police would not say whether or they recovered. police identified the m

and, again, we are awaiting for air force one to take off at andrews air force base heading for nevadaates where he is stopping. and this mortgage plan, a big part of what the president will be pushing as he is going to have this mantra, "we can't wait." in the meantime, on the republican side, we have mitt romney, who is in concord, new hampshire. there are some pictures with former governor, hitting the campaign trail after he filed election papers earlier today, making official what we have long known, that he will be running for president and running there in new hampshire. >>> twitter buzzing with numerous stories surrounding the rescue and recovery efforts going on right now in turkey as more and more crews rush to reach people who are trapped after that 7.2 devastating earthquake. the state department tweeted this out. u.s. citizens requiring assistance in turkey contact turkish authorities or the u.s. consulate in adonna. celebrities expressing their thoughts. rihanna, turkey, we're praying for all of you. new one a day vitacraves plus omega-3 dha is a complete multivitamin for

we were also pleased that our lead flying team, and the royal canadian air force snowbird flight team also performed at the air show. just to give you perspective, and the snowbirds are our elite flying team, on par with the blue angels. in addition to the air show, the pilots also visited the local v.a. hospital to do good will of reach. the government of canada, consulate, and partners, secured $31,000 in corporate partnerships -- sponsorships through the consulate, transcanada, alberta tourism commission, and canadian tourism commission, and that money went to support the snowbird participation. while the week was entertaining, our participation is more than just the activities but showcasing to californians the integrated nature of north american defense. canadian u.s. military forces partner through various forums including nato, and un missions, and the linkages that we develop over the course of fleet week will be put to use in the summer when we participate in rimpac in hawaii. of interest to the ports, canada's participation devise a significant boost to the economy, to the b