one. >> guest: angel is the code name for air force one. that was very, very surreal. that those were really moments aboard the plane. >> host: offit air force base. what is this moment? >> guest: secret service agent standing post outside of the room where inside the president was receiving a full briefing from military commanders there. >> host: this is one of the occasions you were not allowed in? >> guest: exactly. >> host: did you have clearance, top secret clearance. >> guest: i did. i had top secret clearance. >> host: you had to go through the background check and everything? >> guest: exactly, exactly. >> >> what: is that process like? >> guest: very intense. they call everyone. >> what time did your day end that day on 9/11? do you remember what time you got back to washington or what time the day ended? >> guest: we ended up flying into washington very late in the afternoon. we, the president got aboard marine win and landed on the south lawn. the rest of the staff including me were in vans that headed to white house. by the time

however, the gentleman did allude to a northern california air force base and did suggest that fines were imposed by the california air resources board. i would suggest that that is not necessarily the case. n fact, it was the air quality management district. it was not the california air resources board that found that this air force base had 526 days of multiple violations of local air district rules. the district came to a settlement agreement with the air force base to properly permit its equipment and bring it back into compliance on a certain time line. the statement states, settlement states if the air force base did not hold up its end of the bargain, it could face a fine. the gentleman provided a second example for a southern california naval installation. in fact, it was not the california air resources board that was involved, but the san diego air quality district that took enforcement action when this air force base did demolish a building because it did not do asbestos testing. the san diego air quality district was enforcing a federal asbestos law in this case. and they

you just sank the air force budget. they're crazy up there. are they crazy? that silly bastard with his picture next to the bed? >> i'm appalled, but -- >> well, i'm appalled, too. >> all right, sir. >> i want that -- that fellow is incompetent who had his picture taken next to mrs. kennedy's bed if that's what it was. he's a silly bastard. i wouldn't have him running a cat house. are they throwing around money over there? >> well, sir this is -- >> this is obviously a [ bleep ] up. >> as my favorite irish aunt used to say, it got his irish up. the now famous phone call from 50 years ago today. >>> that is our broadcast on a friday night and for this week. thank you for being here with us. lester holt will be here with you this weekend. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here on monday night. have a good weekend. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good friday evening, everyone. >> drug heading arunning and ho woman captive. both men in jail tonight accused of growing large quantities of pot a

so people living between national harbor and andrews air force base need to start stocking up on water right now. >> of course, this could not come at a worse time. we're in the middle of a heatwave and tonight we've got team coverage. we begin with debra alfarone. a short time ago she attended a press conference called by the washington suburban sanitary commission. they handle water issues. >> they say right now you need to start filling up plastic airtight containers with water and put that in your fridge. secondly, fill the tub with water to use it to flush the toilet. this is no joke. this is a big deal. there is a plan for it, but if this water main breaks, all bents are off and that means -- bets are off and that means hundreds of thousands of people could have no water when they wake up. morningside, hillcrest heights, camp spring, forest heights, temple hills and oxon hill including joint base andrews and national harbor. this affects thousands of homes, businesses and several nursing homes. best case scenario, we're talking about the plan, you'll be asked to conserve water as

of the air force, and broaden -- brought in a new air force chief of staff, general martin schwartz,ad been not a fighter pilot, not a bombardier, like all the other previous airport chiefs of staff, but someone who had been involved in air transport for special operations. flying material to special ops forces, army people, marines people. he was accustomed. he had come up to the range during joint operations with other services. he understood instantly what the appeal and the need for and latere in iraq the afghan theater. it was because of that that in 2007, 2008, the resistance fell and drone production started going up and the use of drugs also started going up. -- use of drones also started going up. host: as part of our spotlight on magazines we are talking to fred kaplan about the history and technology of drones. he is the author of a new book that came out in january, "the david petraeus and the plot to change the american way of war." let me take you back to your piece for "m.i.t. technology review." " the air force was training more drone joystick pilots than airplane --

speaker, that air force one belongs to president obama and his wife, but air force one also belongs to you and me and to every taxpayer in america. i simply ask the president and his wife to exercise more prudence and discipline regarding their private aircraft activities. when the wheels of air force one are up, the meter is on, and i'm talking about a heap of taxpayer dollars. inally, mr. speaker, the plague of the soaring debt conditions to bother us and i request that president obama and his wife direct more attention to our soaring debt and deficit and less time on air force one. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the chair would remind members to refrain from improper references to the president or other members. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. wolf, for five minutes. mr. wolf: mr. speaker, i rise today to ask another question that has not yet been answered by the house. this question will be the third in a series of critical issues that have not yet been resolved and i will continue to raise additional questions for the next nine legislativ

. >>> decades of competition are driving some of the top guns from the air force.re new concerns what that means for the future of american air superiority. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has that story from the pentagon. >> reporter: the air force estimates without a serious recruiting effort, it will be short 700 fighter pilots eight years from now, offering retention bonuses up to $225,000 to stay in the service for another nine years. the deadline to respond to the unusual help wanted ad is september 30th. >> we do have fighter pilot shortage, currently about 200 fighter pilots short. we are concerned about it and we anticipate that that fighter pilot shortage will continue to grow in years to come. >> reporter: the reason, fighter pilot fatigue after 12 years of war, sequestration, which has one-third of the air force fighter squadrons grounded, higher salaries on average at commercial airlines all contribute. boeing estimates there will be global need for 460,000 new commercial pilots in the next two decades, which will add to the need to wo

air force official recently came forward saying there were two crashes and not one what does this mean mike what is it james what does it mean well it's a story that wouldn't go away just because i think there's so much evidence and it's not any one particular witness or piece of evidence but there are so many people from so many different walks of life so many different ranks in. the military who keep coming forward and saying whatever it was that crashed was not of this earth and now this is this going to bring to used to debunk this right he did you debunk this stuff for the air force and part of project blue book so why was he suddenly come around maybe his conscious got the better of and it's interesting actually because people must keep in mind that the five a night was based in roles on a masco nine hundred forty seven is the most evil eat bomb squadron in the world so for those guys exclusively responsible for the deployment of atomic weapons to mistake a common every day weather balloon or project mogul i just don't think it's off since then we've had. presidents a truman eise

stayed out of the syrian air space so that they could not become a legitimate target for the syrian air force this if true is yet another graze an israeli attack on a foreign country without any declaration of war as well in turkey have not been the best of friends in recent years we have the fewest till incident back in two thousand and ten in which nine people were killed that was condemned internationally and although there were conflicting reports as to exactly what happened israel never stepped forward with an apology and till march and when israel did apologize turkey accepted the apology there was a lot of fanfare and international coverage made over that but it was really surprising because the two countries were really at odds at the time turkey recorded some vasser to it suspended ties. with israel and what we see now is a sudden change of heart in turkey towards israel this is a very unusual regional development because you have both regional powers who

know what i saw sixty five years after it happened roswell new mexico is back in the news an ex air force official recently came forward saying there were two crashes and not one what does this mean mike what is it james what does it mean well it's a story that wouldn't go away just because i think there's so much evidence and it's not anyone. particular witness or piece of evidence but there are so many people from so many different walks of life so many different ranks in the military who keep coming forward and saying whatever it was that crashed was not of this earth and no this is this going to bring to used to debunk this right he did it debunk this stuff for the air force and part of project blue book so why was he suddenly come around maybe his conscious got the better of and it's interesting actually because people must keep in mind that the five a night was based in roles on the mask zero nine hundred forty seven the most elite bomb squadron in the world so for those guys exclusively responsible for the deployment of atomic weapons to mistake a common every day weather balloon o

the air force says it has spent 6 million bucks to train any fighter pilot.ched wire, the same problem that may have recently left a plane on fire. one of the major headaches facing aviation giant boeing tonight. first the aviation administration looking to slap the company with a nearly 3-million-dollar fine. this dates back to 2008 when the f.a.a. accused the company of using parts that didn't meet federal safety standards. the feed a that boeing repeatedly submitted plans to fix the problem but didn't actually put one in place for two years. in a statement, boeing says the safety of our products is boeing's number one priority. we take any concern about compliance and conformity very seriously. the company has 30 days to respond to the faa. now, this effects the 777 model. one of the world's most popular long distance jets. boeing is also dealing with a string of issues in another model, the dream liner 787, just today united airlines reports it found a pinched wire on one of its jets. investigators say that's the issue that may have sparked a fire in anot

year out of which there were some very very hardened criminals and terrorists went on and went to air force air bases and we lost an ever ak so therefore i personally think that the. drone attacks if they have to come to an end buckstone will have to take a unilateral stand with the united states for its sovereignty on those that happens it'll be business as usual well sir i do want to bring in the element of the pakistani government and the responsibility that it has i mean there is ample evidence showing tacit pakistani consent even active cooperation in the drone program that frankly contradicts the official posture that our violates the country's sovereignty what do you make of that is the government itself not serious about ending these strikes. my view as a military analyst and as a neutral citizen of pakistan i think the comment is due to loss it has no clear control of what's going on of course it has inherited the problem but in the previous two governments that is due to raise musharraf and during the time of mr asif zardari there was definitely tacit approval provided to the unit

[laughter] i recall a long time ago when i was the old air force security headquarters in texas, the time i was there every quarter we would run a big parade for retirements. and a bunch of lieutenants, one of whom was me, got together and said why don't we run this thing because we are closer to marching than these field grade officers. when the lieutenant took care of the parade over, i got to be the perpetual adjutant. i was having one of these parades and the point where the adjutant comes up to the commander and said, the parade is formed, and my daughter was sitting on my wife's lap, and she said, hi, daddy, at the top of her lungs, and the crowd broke up, and i am trying to stand here and act very military. i will never forget that. thanks very much for that very kind, gracious introduction. usually when we speak together, we are testifying in front of congress. [laughter] that is quality bonding time. ladies and gentlemen of the class of 2013, staff and faculty of the university, and let me mention also the particular hero of mine is general john allen, and at the risk of doi

the go back to your piece we write the fall of 2009 to the end of the first year as president the air force had more drone joystick pilots and cockpit pilots so how does this you fold after 2009? >> guest. they proliferate. there are other models fitter bigger, the greater insurance stated in the air for a long period of time and also upheld the start to develop very small drones. so they can look around the corner and looked into a cave if somebody is there. the monitors are in the field. also 50 countries syndromes and about 16 of them have drones better armed only a few countries in the united states and with the appeal so if you have a bad guy in yemen you don't have to send planes that could get shot down, you send a drone over henhawk en did drop a very small ball on either laser-guided small in very accurate, and it is so accurate it doesn't do much damage. there were a few hundred civilians killed over the past few years from the drone strike from the united states of most of them have not been because of missing the target but they got bad intelligence of who was in the house or ci

public broadcaster tve aired video of the crash. the force of the impact sent cars tumbling. the train was traveling from the capital madrid to the northwestern city of el ferrol. more than 240 people were on board. the train went through a tunnel as it approached the city of santiago de compostela. then it entered a curve. the speed limit is 80 kilometers per hour. but the news reports that the driver said the train was traveling at 190 kilometer ps per hour. they modified a car and installed a diesel generator to move the cars on a track that was not electrified. the modifications may have raised the car's center of gravity and that may have upset its balance as the train went around the curve. prime minister mariano rajoy declared a day of mourning for the victims. the city of santiago de compostela is known as an ancient catholic pilgrimage route. they were getting ready to celebrate an important day on the calendar. now they're trying to deal with the aftermath of the tragedy. nhk world's takayuki kastsuki has more. >> reporter: what was one of spain's newest high speed

a drone that had taken off from tyndall air force base. qf-4 drone which really looks a lot like an old airplane because it is an old airplane. it's a type of military jet that's been in use since the early '60s that we've started turning into drones so we can use it to practice how to shoot planes out of the sky with other aircraft or how to avoid being shot. they released a statement saying, the drone was carrying a small self-district charge and had to be destroyed during its return to base following a routine operation. okay, so we used the self-district feature of this drone to blow it up over the water, and it was all routine, sorry to disrupt your commute. that was last wednesday. here's what happened today. >> for the second time in a week an air force base drone has gone down. >> an unmanned drone crashed during takeoff at about 8:25 this morning. this is video of the huge plume of black smoke created by the fire from that crash. the drone does contain a small self-destruct charge which is used to blow up the plane if it leaves th

oh live january air force had -- bolivian air air force had this response. in austria the plane was searched and determined that snowden was not on board. >>> a couple in canada has been arrested for plotting a terrorist attack like the boston marathon. investigators say the suspect john stewart plan to leave and detonate three pressure cooker bombs on monday which was canada day. their version of independence day. >> information sharing is a key component of canada's counterterrorism strategy and sunday mental to protecting our citizens from terrorist threats. >> police say they learned about the alleged plot after receiving a tip from the canadian security intelligence service. there is no evidence the canadian suspects are connectioned to the boston bombing suspects. >>> time is 4:45. the light show is not what the artist thought it would be. several thousands of the led bulbs are out or stuck on the on position. now the artist has reprogrammed the light show creating what he calls a subtler light show. some strands of light will be replaced in the coming

prince william is on vacation from the royal air force. and he'll now start a short paternity leave. prime minister david cameron spoke shortly after news of the birth was announced. >> it's wonderful news, and i'm sure that right across the country and indeed right across the common wel, people will be celebrating and wishing the royal couple well. that is all for this edition of "news line. do stay with us. we'll be back with more at the top of the hour.  . >> welcome to the new wilson center. i think this is the first time we have used this furniture. i hope you agree that it is beautiful. banks particularly to our director of communications for making this place -- thanjks in particular to our director of communications for making this forsnappy. -- this

[laughter] i recall a long time ago when i was the old air force security headquarters in texas, theer we would run a big parade for retirements. and a bunch of lieutenants, one of whom was me, got together and said why don't we run this thing because we are closer to marching than these field grade officers. when the lieutenants took care of the parade over, i got to be the perpetual adjutant. i was having one of these parades and the point where the adjutant comes up to the commander and said, the parade is formed, and my daughter was sitting on my wife's lap, and she said, hi, daddy, at the top of her lungs, and the crowd broke up, and i am trying to stand here and act very military. i will never forget that. thanks very much for that very kind, gracious introduction. usually when we speak together, we are testifying in front of congress. [laughter] that is quality bonding time. [laughter] ladies and gentlemen of the class of 2013, staff and faculty of the university, and let me mention also the particular hero of mine is general john allen, and at the risk of doing it, i ask for

vladimir was a colonel in the russian air force. spoke not a word of english. russian pilot: the flee of us had dinner, and all we talked about was our families, our kids, and what we wanted to do fment i said, i can do this. >> so why didn't we think the russians were going to look at our secrets and take them back to russia? >> we did worry. but we had practices and policies in place that allowed us to limit their access to certain things. n't go ak.c. or j.s. c. the kennedy space center or the johnson space center. they did not have any briefs to sit in on classified meetings, et cetera, so we jealously guarded information that we did not think they needed to know. but over time the trust grew anung us and our training teams, and by the time we flew -- i mean, real small things. drawing blood for experiments. researcha, we do human all the time. primaryts are the guinea pigs, because that's all you have. at the time that we flew, russian cause naughts -- cosmonauts were not very well paid, so they sold blood. one of the experiments i worked on was a blood in

andrews air force base included. so now everyone is trying to get a handle on this and stock up on water before that pipe is out of commission. >> maureen umeh tonight. >> people preparing for a week of scorching temperatures. let's go to gary mcgrady. >> how bad is it going to get? >> pretty much like today, brian but a little warmer over the next couple days. these heat waves are cumulative. first couple days everybody it's not a big deal i should say. then as you get into day three, four, five it really does take a toll. especially for folks with no water. that's going to be rough. high today was 96. so far that's the hottest day this year for reagan national. now the heat we're going to have this year it's going to be a full-fledged heatwave but it's not going to be record setting heat. the next several days all of our records are up over 100 degrees. the record high temperature tomorrow is 100 and four and we're not going to be near that. at least in terms of the air temperature. the heat index values the next c

you know we're standing down 16 air force squadrons. we're not sailing a lot of ships. no new training in the army. >> reporter: there are notable exceptions. for example, military commissaries will close an extra day a week but not military dare carries. so are the civilian workers at tinker air force base in oakland, oklahoma, whose homes were destroyed by the f-5 tornado in may. all of those lost wages will harm the local economy. communities' larges military bases will lose tens of millions of dollars. wyatt andrews, cbs news, washington. >>> the wife of secretary of state john kerry is in the hospital this morning. 74-year-old teresa heinz kerry was rushed to the emergency room on nantucket island on sunday. hospital officials say she was in critical condition but has been stabilized. she's been transferred to massachusetts general in boston and there are no details about her illness. >>> a memorial service will be held tomorrow for the 19 hotshot firefighters killed last week battling a massive wildfire. in arizona. on sunday thousands watched as 19 white hearses

air force has been grounded since april because of those across-the-board federal budget cuts known aser, but today the air force told us it is finally back at full strength, including the precision flying team the thunderbirds. the budget cuts were affecting the entire military, including many civilian employees. anna werner saw that in washington state. >> reporter: mechanic matt thompson repairs military vehicles at joint base louis mcchord near tacoma. for the next 11 weeks he'll be forced to take fridays off losing 20% of his pay. >> i scrape from paycheck to paycheck as it is. >> reporter: so not having that 20%... >> that's huge. i still haven't figured out how i'm going to make that work. >> reporter: commanders at bases around the country were told to cut hours for the military civilian employees. affecting thousands of workers who support troops and their families in jobs such as finance and maintenance. colonel chuck hodges is commander of joint base lewis mcchord. >> most of my folks were making less than $40,000 a year. that's going to have significant impact on their abil

air force -- >> the united states air force -- >> band is going to take us to commercial. >> quintet.a great show coming up, you guys. stick with us. >> happy birthday, america! ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> okay. talk about your fireworks, folks. just take a look at this guy. >> oh, yes. >> he's gone completely to pot. he's benjamin bratt. he's heard but sadly not seen, which is kind of a waste of you, in the new universal picture films "despicable me 2." he plays two roles. elmacho pretending to be eduardo a friendly flirty type who runs a latin restaurant with l la pasion. >> as eduardo, he -- romance with drew an ex-villain turned good guy voiced by steve carell. >> that's too much. >> watch it. >> hey, what's wrong? >> oh, nothing. nothing is wrong. i'm just chilling with the guac from my chip hat. >> please, i know that look all too well. it is the look of a broken heart. >> how did you know? >> believe me, my friend, i too have spent many nights trying to drown my sorrows in guacamole. >> haven't we all? >> that's adorable. so good to see you. and yours almost didn't happen. you getting this role.

talking about air force one.anted to get on air force one and do a high-five. >> and he was there to see the plane land. when this guy came over and gave him a high-five, he was like, whatever. >> when my daughter was 5, she wrote a letter to president obama. she got it back in the mail with a signed picture. >> you know what's better than a high-five from bt president obama? >> what? >> a high-five from you. >>> we're coming right back, with your late-night laughs making the news this week. the goyes but sometimes if we coui eat as i used tod! my digestive system gets out of whack. it's not easy keeping it working as it should. it's easy if you enjoy an activia everyday. activia helps regulate your digestive system. put a smile back in your day! ♪ activia ♪ dannon but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can help make this a great block party. ♪ [ male announcer ] advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammator

air force general overseeing the pacific region has voiced concerns over china's aggressive moves to assert territorial claims. u.s. pacific air forces commander general carlisle spoke to washington on monday about chieb china's addressive actions, including territorial dispute, especially in the south china sea. he says the attitude runs the risk for creating the potential for miscalculation. many are looked in territorial dispute with an increasingly assertive china. the obama administration place emphasis on the asia pacific region. as part of the pivot to asia, the u.s. navy has deployed a new type of high-tech combat ship to singapore. the pentagon is working to increase rotations of u.s. troops through asia much as it rotated troops through europe at the time of the cold war. he also explains china's moves were prompting washington to expand its own ties in the region. he says and example is the recently expanded talks between washington and manila on military cooperation. >>> muslim rebels have attacked an oil tanker truck in the philippines. the attack sparked a gun battle wi

officials who are so willing to ground morality would dare to do the same thing air force one i don't think so morose clearly was treated like some sort of second class president and despite this insult they didn't even catch oden this is what i call a double fail but that's just my opinion. but . i'm going to know the judge so that i could money to buy seeds. dies or to manage the money.

mcdale air force base. and i write on insurge sees for them. and things like winning hearts and minds. and someone in the military practices that we use such as indirect warfare. that is a fancy term for meaning we will get others to help and partner with us. and things of dividing our enemies. so we will not take on all of our enemies, but perhaps use them against eachother. and currently. i am looking into the relationship between special forces and the central intelligence agency. thomas henriksen, what is in your view the best policy to deal with iran? >> iran is most formittable of all of the rogue states. and the most different of all of rogue states. the other rogue states were sort of dictatorships and military dictator ships and some that imitated the soviet unions and trappings of socialism and communism. north cuba and others were military dictator ships. libya. iran iraq. and iran. i should say emerged from the revolution that took place on 1979. a religious revolution that over through a staunch ally of the united states. iran had

i'm not about to have you in the air force. i mean, he still -- fdr still believed that he was a threat to the administration even though he wasn't. so he was banned from taking part militarily. he became a civilian consultant to a number of airline companies, and what he did, he tested the new military planes and actually helps make them safer and improve their flying ability, etc. a couple of years after the war began some of his military friends came to him and said why don't you go to the pacific and be a civilian consultant there. and lindbergh said, well, roosevelt won't let me. and they said, well, why does roosevelt need to know? and so he went to the pacific as a civilian consultant wearing a military uniform without any insignia, and he flew. he flew on a number of missions, was almost shot down, shot down one japanese zero. and in the course of this time over there he also, again, improved a number of new airplanes. and from all accounts he was never happier. i mean, you know, this is where he really belonged. and hi

officials who are so willing to ground morality would dare to do the same thing air force one i don't think so morose clearly was treated like some sort of second class president and despite this insult they didn't even catch oden this is what i call a double fail but that's just my opinion. a child born in the tundra is always nomadic by nature as an early age she knows that life is perpetual motion. for nine months every year and its children are taken from their homes in the tundra to special boarding schools and each time they want is to go home again as soon as they can. some can't wait for the holidays and head for the tundra. represents the third generation of a new net deliberating family he too went to a boarding school before graduating as a vet. back home in the tundra he found a wife and now has three children he's taking his eldest son daniel and his nephew from the boarding school to visit their grandfather for a short summer break before reindeer as day the main annual festival.

. >>> the air force is facing a shortage of fighter pilots. the military branch has created a retention program to keep the pilots it does have from leaving. the air force says it will be short 700 fighter pilots during the next decade. officials say pilots will receive $25,000 for every year they stay in. that offer goes up to nine years and $225,000. the air force says some reasons for the shortage include commercial airlines offering higher salaries and fighter pilot fatigue after years of war in iraq and afghanistan. >>> a task force has been created to raise awareness about valley fever. the potentially deadly disease can be contracted by breathing in fungus-laced spores from dust. it has hit central california especially hard in the last three years. recently, the state transferred 2600 inmates, particularly vulnerable to the fungus to other prisons. 14 lawmakers from california, arizona, and texas will comprise the congressional valley fever task force. >>> the cost of building a new jail in san mateo county could double, if the county

we just got word the air force is putting combat air forces back to work including the thunderbirds. we're going to get more from the live desk coming up. >>> plus, right now, we're getting new information about a 6-year-old who was trapped in a giant sinkhole. the family is holding a press conference. we're going to have an update at 11:30 this morning. and get ready to get dirty. and get ready to get dirty. the mud run to keep "the democratic party of virginia sponsored this ad." when congress failed to renew the violence against women act, republican and democratic attorneys general from 47 states spoke out to protect women. but ken cuccinelli refused. the roanoke times wrote, "virginians should remember cuccinelli's cowardly inaction as he seeks to become the next governor." "one either stands for tougher punishments for sexual assaults against women or not." ken cuccinelli. he's focused on his own agenda. not us. >>> it looks like the thunderbirds air force demo team will be back in action perhaps as soon as next week. they and other fighter jets and bombers of course have been

that's air force captain hyrum bronson surprising his wife and children..video you can hear him say "your husband's here reporting for duty." his shocked family thought he was in afghanistan. he wasn't expected home for another three weeks. >> 57 oakland! here is the satellite. 66 in berkeley. upper 70's and towards the san francisco peninsula. also low 80s in brentwood. 60s and san bernadino. towards the south bay palpretty nice. low 80s towards milpitas. the north bay, perhaps if you're going to be going to wine country? 86 in napa. your kron 4 7 day around the bay if you like the heat to enjoy it tomorrow. sunday is still nice but it is going to be going down a bit. monday, mostly cloudy conditions and decent on monday. >> now, the orchard park sports report with the gary radnich >> gary: british open - -round 2 tom watson in the open at age 63 he didn't make the cut at 12-over but who cares? tiger woods is right in the hunt 10th hole woods sinks the putt to save par on a dayn where only 4 golfers shot in the 60's 1st hole zach johnson yesterday's leader

you know that we are standing down 16 air force squadrons. we're not sailing a lot of ships, no new training in the army. >> in theory the furlough as ply across-the-board but there are notable exemptions. for example military come sears will close an extra day a week but not military day care centers. most shipyard workers building ship force the navy are exempt, and so are the civilian workers at tinker air force base in oklahoma whose homes were destroyed by the f-5 tornado in may. but all of those lost wages will harm local economies. communities near the nation's largest military bases will lose tens of millions of dollars. wyatt andrews, cbs news, washington. >> glor: next up, if you are texting while driving someone you don't suspect might be watching. watching. she's always been able to brighten your day. it's just her way. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the s

vital in understanding how the ground forces are able to eventually prevail to know that these air forces by the time we get to 1945 have been hammering all this panoply of targets. the casualties were staggering. the odds of surviving and fulfilling your quota which can kept going up, initially it was 25 missions you had to fly and then it was raised to 30 missions, in some cases 35 missions, the odds of fulfilling those 30 missions, 35 missions and going home became pretty dire. and you found that there were few professions within the profession of arms that were as dangerous as being a crewman on a b17, for example. it was ex your quota which kept off it was extremely hazardous flying against german fighter planes and german batteries. >> host: jack is a world war ii veteran in louisiana. you are on with author rick atkinson. >> caller: they misquoted you. i am not a veteran of that war. but i wanted to pay tribute if i could to some dear friends of mine, they were very -- my engineer was one of the 80 second, 1 hundred first paratroopers that was at normandy sets and i will never forg

. >>> the air force thunderbirds set to soar again. they're not the only ones heading back to the skies. >>> zem straighters demand that the justice department prosecute george zimmerman for violating trayvon martin's civil rights. this is chris gourd within a ♪ [ male announcer ] do you love prime rib? get to your local subway for the delectable, new prime rib melt built fresh from the bread up! with hearty, savory cuts of tender prime rib in an au jus glaze and deliciously melty provolone, bite after bite is prime rib perfection. get it made just the way you say with all the veggies you want. the new prime rib melt. it's a taste you won't soon forget, so hurry into your local subway today! subway. eat fresh. >>> thanks to budget shifting, the air force is putting much of its combat craft back up into the sky. about a thid of the branch's aircraft have been grounded since april because of sequester. congress is allowing the defense department to shift more than $7 billion of its budget to more vital operations for the air force that i

it's going to somehow even the score for nine eleven there are soldiers in the army in the navy air force marines and cetera who think that if they kill an arab that they mistreat a muslim if they abuse a detainee it's going to somehow balance the score for nine eleven and it's really difficult to step back and realize nothing is going to bring those people back to life amid mounting public and legal pressure barack obama has appointed a new and boy in charge of closing guantanamo bay clifford sloan has already toured the prison but made no detail statements on how and when he intends to shut him down meanwhile barack obama has come under pressure fire for not using his own authority to end the notorious history of as a rino going to. as president i have tried to close gitmo i transferred sixty seven detainees to other countries before congress imposed restrictions to effectively prevent us from either transferring detainees to other countries or imprisoning them here in the united states. these restrictions make no sense this statement coming from the person many referred to as the most

air force started to put an airport in. get it the way they wanted to. it. abandoned runway seabyes put extra down so we could land and so we lived there for about a year. ana is a? >> 18 hundreds people? >> about the same size as the i g i commanded before retired from the marine corps. >> how many money did you spend 2014? >> 2013, in this fiscal year, spend $16.8 billion. the budget was $17.7 billion. what the president has requested for 2014. but under sequester, we took a across the board budget cut. 17.7, tead of spending at we're spending at 16.8. >> going to put that on the historical nasa budget. one of the things to look at is percent of the budget. 4.4.highest was coming up to 2012, .48% of the budget. w45 is the difference? what's the difference? >> why? >> a number of things. 4.4%.o was the time it was we had the enemy. the soviet union. empire. and president kennedy became determined that we were not to the be second soviets when it came to space. exploration. and it's historic now. he uttered the challenge to nasa to put man on - the moon befo

. >>> the air force will fly once again.y of the combat air forces will return to the sky for the first time since being grounded in april. budget cuts affected about one- third of the air force's active duty combat. this includes many popular demonstration shows, such as the thunder birds. >>> you might be willing to do anything for younger looks but how would you feel about a snail facial? plenty of women in japan feel great about the idea. in fact, this new beauty fad is taking japan by storm. look at that. that's so gross. oh, my goodness. women are paying more than a hundred bucks for that. they get a slimy animal to walk across their face. thethe musiccous is said to be packed with proteins and antioxidants and acids which helps the skin retain a younger appearance or you can just go in the woods, find some snails. >> and just lay down and have them walk on your face. that's funny. 5:37. >>> well, looks like the national zoo will not have the honor for the first or even second panda cub born in the united states this y

it's going to somehow even the score for nine eleven there are soldiers in the army in the navy air force marines and cetera who think that if they kill an arab that they mistreat a muslim the abuse a detainee it's going to somehow balance the score for nine eleven and. it's really difficult to step back and realize nothing is going to bring those people back to life. and the united states is running up quite a bill by keeping gone time of day open to an otherwise it's very expensive to say the least so one hundred and fifty million dollars per year that's how much the pentagon is spending on the facility that's roughly a million per person that we've got so compare that to the cost of regular inmates house within the u.s. you are seeing here and to put that into perspective the average american citizen makes nearly a thousand times less that what the government pays for each gun time a president. can i reports president obama still sees seems reluctant to use his authority to and becomes existence as president i have tried to close gitmo i transferred sixty seven detainees to other count

they stayed out of syrian airspace so that they could not become a legitimate target for the syrian air force this if true is yet another brazen israeli attack on a foreign country without any declaration of war as well in turkey have not been the best of friends in recent years we have the flip tell incident back in two thousand and ten in which nine people were killed that was condemned internationally and although there were conflicting reports as to exactly what happened israel of never stepped forward with an apology and to march at the time to give a court its ambassador it suspended ties with israel and what we see now is a sudden change of heart in turkey towards israel they can now be legitimate questions asked about these sincere motivation for the apology that israel gave over their fertility. incident questions need to be arsed how and why an islamic country like turkey is allowing its arch enemy israel to use turkish bases to bomb a nother muslim nation and no doubt there is going to be massive fallout for turkey because of this corporation with his will. he has firmly denied. a

officials who are so willing to groan morales would dare to do the same thing air force one i don't think so morose clearly was treated like some sort of second class president and despite this insult they didn't even catch so to.

still threatening protesters with force when clearly it's not being working thank you very much air force is the order of the day and this is the only one that has been left in the position of the g.m. which is supported by the artists of course and the britain this is in addition to this would be forces which are to bring the country before facing the people with weapons simply because they do not have the ability to recognise the eyes of the people. they cannot accept the fact that it could become they won't proceed they would not allow people to kill their own rulers there on the representatives there on. the situations so the only way to counter these schools is by the use of force as we have seen is that there are only one. because of excessive inhalation of chemical gases used by the team so the use of force has become the only tool in the position of that a team to deal with the growing popular sentiment and opposition to this. bahraini sometime said to bad nation where the arab spring never came to free and now with egypt's arab spring need a toppled on the whole situation in egyp