pilots to scramble to andrews air force base after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. her father john penney was a united airlines captain. major heather penney talks about her experiences that day. the smithsonian national air and space museum hosted this event, which is about one hour and 20 minutes long. christopher: good evening. i am chris browne, the director of the national aviation air and space museum. since 1982, this lecture series has spotlighted for the 140 of the biggest names in modern aviation history. this is presented free of charge. this is possible thanks to the generous support of g.e. aviation. programs like theirs are critical to our exhibitions. it is my privilege to thank them for our long-standing support. the digital solutions leader of military solutions at g.e. aviation, lisa, our colleagues at g.e., we thank you for your substantial and it enduring support. [applause] >> and since we opened the museum on the mall, and our housing center, and then in chantilly in 2003, more than 250 million people have walked through our doors to be informed

>> we are here at dover air force base. we are here picking up critical supplies. we'll pick up about ten pallets, a couple of vehicles and fly them down there and bring 60 personnel down there because it's a top priority to work with fema and local authorities to make sure that the relief is given to the people in puerto rico. >> reporter: what can you tell me? >> it is a very large aircraft, as you can see. it is capable of moving massive quantities of cargo any where in the world at a moment's notice. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: we'll be flying to puerto rico in a few hours. we'll bring you the latest in a few hours. nbc 10 news. >> thank you, brian. >>> right now an american airlines flight from philadelphia is headed to puerto rico. it is loaded with supplies, relief workers and passen skbrers trying to get to their relatives. generators donated by employees of american airlines. jim is on that flight. in about 30 minutes from now dogs and it cats rescued will be arriving. the animals will be treated at the shelter and they will be available for adoptio

bush leaves a classroom to begin a series of to hts on air force one barks dell air force base in louisiana freedom was attacked. then to offut air force base. ick cheney is whisked to an underground location. the government went into survival mode. >> none of these garrett graff is they plan story of to save itself while we die. paid close time we attention is after realizing in they don't work. sharyl: does that highlight the need for more transparency? >> it highlights need for transparency but more exercises. sharyl: continuity of government plans have been around since truman and the dawn of atomic age. each administration has added touches. the greenbrier, secret bunker that wouldt a resort house members of congress was built on eisenhower's watch. tpfpf. f. kennedy exactly the doomsday precorps. >> there is a shadow government we't know where they are and don't know how many there are or what we are spending on them and we don't have any real idea it with work. sharyl: his book highlighted a d.o.d. report that came to light during j.f.k.'s time in office. it called continuity of over

. >> we are live at the air force base as they prepare to fly out soon. od morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and laura. as you mentioned, about an hour from now, crews with travis air force base at 6:40 departing here, going to north carolina, then puerto rico to help with the relief efforts in the aftermath of hurricane maria. we are going to talk to the spokesperson in the next hour. here is how it is going to break down. first, they are going to fly from here this afternoon to north carolina to pick up a generator. the generator is going to be used when they arrive in puerto rico on thursday. it will power air traffic control in san juan, puerto rico. that's important because it will allow the airport to reopen to more flights. the travis air force base has been busy due to relief efforts around the country. the aircraft here can hold roughly around two greyhound buses full of cargo, making it a vital resource when it comes to flying cargo and rescue teams to different sites. an aircraft will land here at 6:40 and depart to north c

at 10:00 this , virginia task force one ichiro for maxwell air force base. -- towards maxwell air force base. >> good to have someone that has been there already, the to houston where there is a lot of water and you have boat opera -- boat operations. >> they will be staged in alabama and go further south into florida once irma hits. they expect to be there for at least two weeks. in chantilly, ryan hughes. adrianna: we are tracking irma's every move, connect with us online and on social media to keep up with the hurricane's path .47. two consecutive life since it is for the man who went on a shooting rampage in maryland last year. shootingd guilty to his wife and injuring another person outside high point high school in beltsville. the next day, he went on a shooting spree in montgomery county, killing two people and one day after the trump administration announced an into the deferred action for childhood arrivals program, backlash continues. the president says he may revisit daca in six months if congress does not pass legislation to protect undocumented immigrants who arrived in the

and stove and allison on good day from 9 to 11 you don't want to miss this look at joint force air force base where many lot of people don'ge access. "fox5" grant today. >> did you see steve pawki walking up the stairs. >> he looked presidential. >> i'm not voting for him but i'm saying he looked presidential. >> we would vote for you steve, i would. >> time now to talk weather. >> we're voting for you michael thomas. >> yes we are. >> for what he deposit say. >> that's true. got to be specific. >> all right let's quickly goat weather here we don't have much time. couple showers to get you off the bus stop. mostly clouds and after school sun breaks through in a few spots. quick look at the 7 day. 80s through it and today a few showers and tomorrow maybe a thunderstorm. good news weekend now looking drier. that's weather. take it away erin. >> 57. new crash 270 on northbound side just before 370. just the left lane getting by. we'll keep you updated on that crash. you can see by the flyover traffic looking okay no major slow downs as you make your way north from the gai gaithersburg area. back

andrews air force base is close. d. any aircraft tried to enter washington airspace will be shot down. so, i am in my jet. realize, i have to throw the book out. i do not even bother strapping in. normally, it is about a 20 minute process to strap in, with your get up, to make sure you downloaded, and check your systems, go through your tests, configure on navigation, get your avionics set up right. if you are doing a close mission, 10 minutes most -- 10 minutes at most. at that point, we did not have gps on the aircraft. we had actually just upgraded to the ringleader ins system. it only took eight minutes, not 16 minutes, so we were high-speed. we did not have 20 minutes. we did not have 10. we did not have 8. we needed to go. i don't bother strapping young. the mantra, the rhythm, the dance of the challenge and response you do with your crew chief was out the windows. i was relying on my knowledge to know what i needed to do. mcmaster battery on. start. 20%, over the help to idle. i am watching my rpm, temperature. i

air force base... is fighting to keep his wings. >>> well, it's been his dream to fly planes but now a pilot a fighting to keep his wings. >> kpix's john ramos explains the medical condition that's grounded for now and how he's working to get back to the skies. >> captain brent burke low is a pilot at travis air force base for one reason. >> that's all i ever wanted to do. so it's definitely a team of mine. >> and the -- dream of mine. >> that's common among the pilots that fly the planes here but what is uncommon is how present is being tested to hold on to that dream. it began last year as pain in his leg and lower back and in june he lost control of his foot. a softball size malignant tom tumor was found growing. >> i hope this doesn't affect my ability to fly an airplane. >> doctors removed the tumor and nerve and grafted a new one but of course that wasn't the end of it. >> we have a lot of rules obviously about what you can and can't fly with. the basic rule is you have to be in perfect health. >

air force one. distinguished visitor base,on andrews air force especially when it is the president, the entire air force base closed down. you cannot drive on the perimeter, you can't take off, you can't land. for very good reason, too procure the important leaders of our nation. but when you are a little fighter that burns a lot of gas ad uses it quickly, it is problem. so we had been working with the secret service to try to develop that weoordination so could facilitate our training as well as meet their security requirements. that is part of developing that relationship. we had the secret service and our unit, flung them in the back of the f-16 to prove we are good guys. so we knew who they were and they knew who we were. as a result, it was when the pentagon was hit that vice president cheney said, we have some fighters and andrews? somebody get those guys airborne. and they knew who to call. i mean, as i mentioned, when we -- in the 1990's and we drew down all of our forces, drew down our alert forces, we were no longer sitting alert, either, the first airn if force, if that authority had known we

the 27 member team will leave from fema's deployment center up to dover air force base. they'll find out where exactly they'll be deploying when they arrive at dover. wherever that might be they say their bags are packed and they're ready to go. >> they are ready to go, again ready to help another community in need. we don't know if that's puerto rico or the u.s. vi or if that's another community along the east coast. irma did, it very possibly could be an outer banks issue in the coming days. >> one of 28 different fema teams deploy when natural disasters occur across the country. this will be their third deployment in the month. >> delicate attempts to save a girl buried in the rubble of a school that collapsed in there earthquake. 25 people including 21 children died. 52 people have been rescued from the remains of the collapsed building. at least 230 people have been reported dead. >> ♪ >> iran's president announced wednesday that the iranian people are waiting for an apology from president donald trump for his extremely offensive rhetoric along with allegations abou

another is, you know, a 2,000-acre air force base down in homestead which is the lowest lying of all the superfund sites. it would only take about a foot of water to flood that. there are communities around there who could be impacted by that floodwater should it be contaminated from the air force base. so, there are a lot of questions about how these sites will handle the storm surge and winds from irma. >> sreenivasan: so, give us an idea of what makes a superfund site a superfund site? what kind of chemicals are we talking about? how dangerous are they? >> they're superfund sites for a reason. they are all dangerous chemicals, some more than others. for example, the site i mentioned, anadine, which had the barrels out yesterday, had been contaminated with d.d.t., other pesticides, chemical solvents. many of the sites here in the miami area had chemical solvents involved, usually the aircraft industry, used to clean parts, and those were dumped into soil and down into the aquifer here in contaminated groundwater. and so, that's one of the big concerns. when you have a lot of rainfa

world yeah i mean doesn't exist because of hurricane andrew but yeah i was born at home said air force base and then we moved to always japan like it was amazing i had the best toys ever and i was the youngest child so i was spoiled i had my god the cutest cabbage patch kid with braces and headgear very nostalgic for me. and i was learning japanese as i was learning english i don't remember a lick it's a travesty but it's very good now i know it's i don't know why i brought it up but it was so fun and just a different way of life and we always get v.h.s. tapes sent over of the cartoons and baseball games you know the american cartoon so i know when you are of this size. and you want to be and i curse didn't people say you can't do that i come from a very small town in florida and i think that if you ever think outside of the box people are a little leery. and a little afraid. but i never really listened to that and i think there was one gentleman who i was dating he was like i don't understand why you want to go and be an actress and i'm like i don't understand why you want to stay here in

basically said there is a reason that the flag comes back, that that coffin comes back to andrews air force base draped in our american flag. and that really, i think, brought it home for me. brian: so much going on about this. but it has started in 2016 when president obama was president. this didn't just start. this president brought it forward. the question is being that at least seven nfl owners are so passionate for donald trump, they actually gave to his campaign probably more. knows a lot of them personally. do you think the president will be open to hearing from those owners with some select players and union members to try to work a way through this? because right now both sides are talking at each other and they seem both dug in and the fans are in the middle. >> well, this president is always open to speak to. steve: here we go. >> any number of people. he has probably held more meetings, round tables, oval office visits in first 8 months than many presidents have done in a much longer period of time. so, of course. but, remember, this is not -- this should not be seen as a clash of p

we're embedded with the air national guard unit out of mcgill air force base. we witness the search and rescue teams from gainesville, now going door to door, knocking on front doors to make sure the people who stayed behind survived the storm. there are still millions without electricity across the state tonight. concerns about the drinking water. in many places, there is no public water at all. and tonight, how long will it take to restore power? as neighbors across florida just begin to return to their neighborhoods to see if they still have a home. >>> also tonight, the dire situation in the caribbean. so many of the islands wiped out. the calls for help growing louder. as so many americans try to get home. >>> the warning tonight to consumers about flooded cars that will soon be on the market. after these twin hurricanes, swamping hundreds of thousands of vehicles. what every car buyer needs to know. >>> the other breaking headline tonight. what the justice department has just decided about six officers involved in the death of freddie gray. >>> the americ

.>>> see how the air force base responding to hurricane irma. in recovery. >>> back to our coverage of irma. people are lining up and shelters in miami by the thousands. workers are doing what they can to accommodate everyone. authorities in florida are forcing homeless people into shelters. in some cases against their will. police are working with social workers to get them off the streets where they could die if they stay outside during the storm. >>> pilots and planes on standby at travis air force base. ready to respond after hurricane irma. one crew is already in the disaster zone in the caribbean. they left travis yesterday for st. croix. working to assess what is most needed on the ground to help the islands that have been ravaged by hurricane irma. >> we sent an assessment team. they will look at the airfields and make sure they are capable of handling aircrafts coming in and delivering supplies. >> the medical team is at work in the caribbean. they have gotten dozens of patients ready for transport. they are expecting more with a 50 bed

they headed to the air force base in georgia. the firefighters are staging their gear to make sure everything is ready to go. 100 national guardsmen are also in florida.>> their main mission is to rescue by boat and air. they use the helicopters.>> we will be out there for as long as we have to be out there.>> florida power and light are footing the bill and the california base test force team are paid for by fema. kpix 5 . >>> apple is donating $500 million. you can donate to the apple store and itunes.>>> californians don't have to deal with her claims but earthquakes are different. the longer it is since the last one is the closer to the next one. when it hits, you are wishing prepared. >> reporter: a generation of kids that never experienced it earthquake. the big demonstration mother nature's powerful simulating an earthquake to expect a minor quake they experienced. we practiced getting in the doorway and under tables.>> the disaster preparedness team teaches them to respond to a real-life emergency.>> you never know when it

air force base in the japanese city of. a so called friendship day at the young guitar u.s. air force base outside tokyo attracting literally tens of thousands of people coming to see the military. for many people here there is no clear a symbol of the strength of the alliance between japan and the united states especially given the current tension levels with north korea many people here believing that the way forward is to stick with that alliance including of course the prime minister shinzo who has made a point of fostering a close relationship with donald trump often exchanging phone calls after each missile launch or nuclear test and of course with the possibility that the united states might be planning some sort of unilateral military intervention there is never been a more important time to keep channels of communication open between tokyo and washington but there is also some i disquiet some concern amongst critics of shinto abhi that possibly japan is following too close an alliance with the united states given the inconsistency is in the u.s. policy at times claim

we'll tell you what is happening at travis air force base.s on 2 continues. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. friday morning, september 22nd, first day of fall. >> yep. >> i'm pam cook. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. and that's steve paulson. i would know him anywhere. i would know you anywhere. >> last half day of summer. >> half day of summer, half day of fall. you're right. 1:01. >> right. >> a little bit of time to celebrate summer. >> i think it's over. >> we'll celebrate, anyway. >> after a long hot summer. what's interesting is on twitter. automatic the heat is in the midwest. people are complaining. oh, my gosh, it's a 93, 94. oh, my. it's your turn. we had our turn. 5:46. 36. starts at 1:01 p.m. so. we are close. lake port is in the 30s. 39. it there is. there is one. we'll get a couple more after everything is said

. >> the atlas 5 rocket lifted off from and haven burg air force base -- vandenberg air force base.ly hat the spy satellite is going to do is classified. >>> if you like to work out at your local gym, you may want to sanitize the equipment before you start your workout. gym equipment can be quite nasty and full of germs. the average exercise bike is 39 times dirtier than a cafeteria tray. your treadmill, 74 times more bacteria than a public bathroom faucet. the worst offender? the weights right there. the free weights. 362 times more bacteria than a public toilette seat. also, a new study finds that smartphone apps could be an effective treatment option for those suffering from depression. researchers finds that those with mild to moderate depression could have their mood changes for the better with intervention apps. as people continue to use the apps, many additional symptoms of depression went away. >>> when i first went to my camp, i was, like, oh, my god. >> a group of firefighters stepping up for firefighter was survived severe burns. the bay area teens selected to attend thei

travis has more c5's and most air force bases. >> we have humvees and medical supplies. we have meals ready to eat. but my it is destined to the hurricane maria disaster zone. along with a 60 person team on standby. >> we try to time it as well as they can.>> reporter: travis in critical care teams after hurricane harvey and irma. logistics specialist find ways to get what is a direct working again. >> down in st. thomas they lost the ability to control air traffic. we were able to basically take them a mobile air traffic control center.>> reporter: after three hurricanes in a row mexico need supplies. and skills. wednesday night travis picked up a search and rescue squad in los angeles. and flew them and their gear into the quake zone. this task force mostly sacramento firefighters got word today fema needs them for puerto rico eight. they loaded pallets with shovels jax chainsaws aware that maria caused widespread damage. >> seeing the devastation in the videos is challenging to watch. we will get that first hand.>> reporter: open ended mission. >> it is just a matter

pilots to scramble to andrews air force base after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. her father john penney was a united airlines captain. major heather penney talks about her experiences that day. the smithsonian national air and space museum hosted this event, which is about one hour and 20 minutes long. christopher: good evening. i am chris browne, the director of the national aviation air and space museum. since 1982, this lecture series has spotlighted for the 140 of the biggest names in modern aviation history. this is presented free of

light seen shooting across the sky last nigh it turns out it was a rocket launching from vdenberg air force base. the u.s. national reconnaissan office september a spy satellite into space. it's classified so we can't tell you what it will be used for or where it will orbit. >>> the susan g. komen race for the cure. natasha zouves a longtime supporter of that organization was mistress of ceremonies. $15 million raised so far. abc 7 is proud t be the media sponsor. >>> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> really just a beaiful weekend out there. temperatures this afternoon abovnormal for late september. and we all know this time of the year well known for its warm spells. live doppler 7 showing you a few high clouds that are streaming in from time to time. butll in all we saw a lot of sunshine both saturday and today. it was warm not only inland, mile on the coast. a live look at the santa cruz cam right now. a couple of fks enjoying the last few minutesf daily. the sun going down at 7:01 p.m. that ocean water temratures still chilly hovering in the upper 50s, but nonethele the nice d

>> the air force is 660,000 strong right here at joint base andrews. r national guards men. we have air force reservists, we have active duty and civilians that all work together. so no matter somebody wants to do in our air force, they can come join the team but they can do it to serve the nation to understand to get a trade to understand, you know, what we do to defend the nation not only here in our nation's capital but around the world every day. for you and all the men and women who serve the air force and everyone here really at joint base andrews to get to show off everything here to, get to welcome it. i mean we were hearing earlier the major talking to tucker earlier this morning 100,000 people will be out here this weekend. the got to be if he nom to show everything that you do and be able to share that learning experience with them as well. >> i mean absolutely. this is about connecting the american public with their air force and their airfield. this is america's airfield. this is their air force. so they don't get to sight every day. they m

. >> they bought the former hilltope air force base -- hilltop air force base in 1986. scanning the skies for russian bombers. remains in the massive concrete tower that once held the largest rotating military radar ever built. >> it was decommissioned by the military. we purchased it in 1986. and it's sort of been hold onto it. >> the successful passage of a bond measure gave the open district the money they needed to transform the former military base into a park. >> the silicon valley is the center of the tech world and the world. this huge development pressure. and we were created really to protect the green belt. and to protect in a natural environment. >> for decades, has only been able to enjoy it from afar. >>> that's opening to the public today. or actually really kind of today, tomorrow, and monday. what's it going to be like? >> it's going to be great. it's a great time to go out there. you'll actually see the views from the tops of mount uminnum, because it's clear out there. and look at the beach right now. this is ocean beach from the cliff house. and i wa

and it will be from here the bags will load on to this bus and from the bus will head to dover air force base. it will be tomorrow they're learn where exactly they'll be deployed. i other end of fema center we'll go into briefing room now the chief speaking to all his members in here telling them what to expect in the one thing he told these men and women here is their main reason going where they're going is to help others out. >> we're intended to be a small mobile unit 27 personnel that can fit on smallest cargo that military flies. that levdz a lot of equipment here. there's plenty folks capable. three tractor-trailers full of equipment capable of deploying if they want us to increase our capability specifically if road or ground deployment to somewhere along the east co coast. they're ready to go again ready to help another community in need. we don't know if that's puerto rico or usbi or if that's another community along the east coast. as maria changes course like airm did it could be outer banks issue i >> maryland task force one is one of 28 different fema teams deployed when natural

i'll explain what a local air force base is doing. ==laura/live== taking a live look outside... downtown san jose. >>> at 6:30 this morning, taking a live look outside. you know where that is? close to the shark tank. san jose, beautiful palm trees all lit up. the sun is going to light up today, creating warm temperatures. good morning. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to head over to vianey arana in for kari hall. >> i have shown you san francisco's school day forecast. it's oakland's turn. 73 degrees by 10:00 a.m. remember, parents, by their lunch hour, when they head out to play outside, it will already be in those 80s. keep that in mind when you are dressing the kids. pack extra water bottles. by 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, peaking into those upper 80s and 90s, especially for inland areas. just a good reminder for the parents out there. i hope your day is off to a great start. mike, how is your day going? >> i get to wear shorts to pick up the kids. that's good stuff. over here, we have a delay reported. a potential delay on the transba

penny was one of the first pilot scramble from andrews air force base that thursday.ric , and wey number two have billy hutchinson, bully three. so they take off, they are headed down to north carolina to find some straights. everybody loves shooting their gun. i have never seen a fighter pilot ever pull a gun and not go -- we all make the noise. [laughter] >> we are sitting in an administrative meeting, and we get a knock at the door. he pokes his head and, with david callahan. an airplane just flew into the world trade center. we look outside, because our conference room was right on the plight line -- flight line. huge plateglass windows, and we are thinking how does that happen? notou know, new york is that far away, contrary to what traffic would have you believe. a stone'st there as throw, as far as the bird flies. and saw perfect, crystal autumn day that we get here. what? we are thinking -- did somebody pooch their approach into laguardia? it must have been a sightseeing airplane going down the hudson, just made a wrong turn, we made a couple of jokes about li

macdill air force base, homestead air reserve base. there as well as evacuation? >> reporter: macdill air force base, home to the central command, which is running the wars overseas. they've evacuated out some of their command. hundreds of aircraft, ships and submarines have moved out of the impact zone, along with tens of thousands of military personnel, along with civilians throughout the area. >> barbara starr, appreciate that update. joining me now is craig fugate. and back with us here in miami is david halstead. craig, you heard barbara starr talking about the military assets poised to help. obviously, fema likes to preposition resources as close as they can. but when you have a storm this size that is going to hit as big an area of florida, that has to be extremely difficult. >> yeah. we've done exercises on this. the challenges with the hurricane coming up, you didn't drive resources staged to go south. that's why you have to have aircraft, because what may happen is for south florida, they're going to have to supply teams and

florida. 51 members of california task force three left at 4:00 this morning driving to elgin air force base in georgia. they're hoping to catch up with a convoy of 30 others who left yesterday morning loaded with 60,000 poinds of search and rescue equipment. this picture is of the convoy stopping for gas in the mojave desert. as florida deals with irma, you can track the latest through the abc 7 news app. enable push alerts to get the latest information and breaking news sent to your phone. >>> time now 5:11. you've been so busy. >> right now, we are tracking low clouds in the bay area as you can see, foggy right now, over the golden gate bridge. there's some drizzle this morning, especially near the coast, but there's a big warm up coming up. i'll tell you all about that shortly. >> also ahead, health concerns at santa clara county jails. why inmates and workers are being vaccinated for hepatitis a. >>> and you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap to friends at more banks than ever before. yo

this is the second flight out of travis air force base. >> my family is from jamaica, jamaica was spared from the storm and every island is like home. i know what these people are going through and i know that they are resilient and appreciative and they will make it through. >>> other servicemembers are on the base on standby prepared to head to the caribbean for more assistance if needed. in the meantime, miami international airport will be closed due to water damage from irma, yesterday it hit the airport with gusty winds of 94 mile-per-hour and nearby the fort lauderdale airport will also be closed today. >>> for the first time in history a tropical storm warning has been issued from atlanta and over 30 people have died as a result and we will have a live look coming up in the next 30 minutes. >>> this is a live look at new york where people are remembering the deadly 9/11 terror attacks that happened 16 years ago today, people are reading off the names of these victims and 4 passenger planes were hijacked in 2001 and 2 crashed into the new york trade center and one into the pentagon

air national guard f-16 pilots scrambled from andrews air force base after the september 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. her father, john penney, was a united airlines captain. up next on "american history tv ," ms. penney talks about her experiences that day, and the possibility that she might have to bring down united airlines flight 93, which terrorists had hijacked. the smithsonian national air and space museum hosted this event, which is about one hour and 20 minutes. mr. browne: good evening. i am chris browne, the director of the national aviation air and space museum. it is my pleasure to welcome to tonight's aviation lecture. since 1982, this lecture series has spotlighted for the 140 of the biggest names in modern aviation history.

in the california hundred 29 rescue link from moffitt international air force base are stage appropriateirfield in florida with some other rescue crews from around the country. they sent us these photos. this is when they landed last night. we have reached out to some of the bay area emergency responders who are on the ground ready to help to see if we can get another update about what is planned. we will check in about an hour from now. thank you. >>> certainly fema resources are being put to the test after back-to-back hurricanes. first army and then irma. mike pence visited fema yesterday and he said more help is on the way. the cost of both storms can find is to be over $100 billion. certainly more money will be needed after the $15 billion was released. >>> as the sink moves inland the tornado that will persist. as -- as this thing moves inland the tornado threat will persist. >> president trump has already declared a declaration. the nation's largest retailer is helping victims of hurricane harvey and irma. walmart announced it will provide an additional $10 million in hurricane re

. >>> a former dover air force base airman will admit to sexually abusing a teen-age run away. he has agreed to plead guilty. they say he and another airman had sex with the 15-year-old several times in the barracks of the dover air force base. they are charged with sexual abuse to a minor, washington faces sex trafficking charges. >>> today the trump administration eased rules aimed at investigating campus sex assaults. now colleges can use a lower standard when deciding how to deal with sex assault complaints. before today, colleges had to consider the weight of the evidence, now they can decide for themselves what standard to use. president trump's education secretary called the old rules unfair for students accused of assault. >>> the trump administration's controversial travel ban expires this sunday, and now the president is weighing new restrictions on travelers from additional countries as that date nears. under the current plan, there are restrictions of people from six muslim majority nations. and this weekend, marks 90 days since that ban went into effect. next month

base of opera juan. >> the maryland task force one team will also help with hurricane relief efforts. the 27 member team based in montgomery county will leave from fema's deployment center at dover airying when they arrive at dover. this will be the team's third deployment in the past month. >> time now is 5:33. rescue efforts in mexico continue this morning including delicate attempts to save a girl buried in the rubble of a school that collapsed during the earthquake. 25 people including 21 children died after being trapped in the school. the mexico city government says 52 people have been rescued from the remains of the collapsed buildings. at least 230 people have been reported dead. >> 5:33 right now and happening today, a local massage therapist accused of sexually assaulting a client a few weeks ago is to appear in court this morning to face new charges. >> this comes one day after fox5 learned another woman filed a police report against the man. fox5's melanie alnwick live at massage envy in northwest d. this story. mel. >> reporter: good morning, guys. and what is alleged in these cases is a violation in so many ways. clients have to have trust that their massage therapist

it turns out the light was from a rocket launches from the air force base.ational reconnaissance office sent a spy satellite into space that is classified. >>> governor jerry brown approved a bill millions of years in the making. he gave us our first state dune sauer. this -- dinosaur. the fossils have only been spotted in california, lived in the state anywhere from 100 to 66 million years ago. >>> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> wrapping up a warm weekend that featured temperatures above normal for this time of the year and the numbers will continue to climb the next several afternoons. it's feeling more like summer the first week of autumn. what we have out there right now, just a few high clouds streaming in from time to time, but all is quiet on live doppler 7 hd. the roof camera here at kgo studios along the embarcadero, showing the bay bridge and the flags atop the building just gently waving right now. but the winds will become a big factor. they're going to warm us up and elevate our fire dangers. so high fire danger will be occurri

he left and travelled to kelly air force base in san antonio, texas. that's where crews loaded up their plane with supplies before then traveling to san juan. >> reporter: in an effort to a assist the devastated island of puerto rico. the u.s. air force out of dover, delaware, took a twrip to san antonio, texas, to transport army personnel and other much needed supplies to the island. >> we are an organization that's self-sustained. we are prepared to be on the ground for in excess of 30 days. >> reporter: according to the dover air force base, a total of 45 flights have landed in the virgin islands and puerto rico after hurricane maria, providing life-saving and life sustaining support to residents in the affected areas. >> it brings a rapid global mobility component to the fight. whether helping to deliver needed supplies for combat or in this case humanitarian supplies. we have an airline taking off every 2.8 minutes. >> reporter: as of now, the top priority for the department of defense is would work to support fema and the local authorities in pue

. >> reporter: we've learned dover air force base sent a large c17 globe master 3 to puerto rico loaded with food and water. dover said they will continue to provide such relief as long as it is requested. in puerto rico, i'm dann cuellar channel 6 "action news." >> we can tell you that new jersey is sending 1100 emergency responders and national guard members to puerto rico. the effort will be the state's largest such undertaking since hurricane katrina back in 2005. new jersey got slammed by super-storm sandy, chris christie said the recovering from maria is going to need troops. >> they will need people to get the food and water to the folks. the problem you're dealing with an island a and an island's inif a structure was aging and bad shape because of the financial difficulties puerto rico was experiencing. >> this morning another member of president donald trump's team is out. secretary of health and human services tom price resign amid an investigation into his costly travel. he took work trips spending $400,000 of taxpayer money. other cabinet members are being scrutinized for tr

heather stayed behind at andrews air force base. >> to think i would be placed in position to be essentiallyaze pilot. >> reporter: there was another hijacked flight aimed at the capitol. >> what i was training for was just a general contingency. where we would have missiles, he we would have guns, we would have bombs. >> but that didn't happen. >> not at all, and we didn't have time. >> reporter: arming her f-16 would have taken an hour. so heather and her flight leader took off anyway. they agreed to ram into flight 93. heather would aim for the tail. >> that would be the purpose of my life. >> reporter: the passengers of flight 93 took down the plane first. heather sa t heros. she just wants to be a harbinger of hope. >> i think it's something deep down inside of us is really just about being americans. to help out our fellows. >> reporter: heather spent months after the attacks protecting the skies over washington. her dad spoke alongside her there. john penny is a former fighter pilot himself. heather now has two girls, and says they are just now understanding the meaning of what happen

. >>> military personnel at travis air force base have been loading aircraft to help victims of the mexican quake as well as maria. there hasn't been much downtime. they have already pitched in to help with relief efforts after harvey and now huge cargo planes are ready to fly to hurricane maria's disaster zone in the caribbean. a 60 person disaster response team is on standby, expecting to fly out today. >> it is a matter of trying to find out what that mission is and get intelligence prior to us getting there to set ourselves up mentally. >> some of the personnel deployed to the florida keys after irma. they are shifting over to maria and the caribbean without coming back in between. >>> an investigation continues at the port of oakland where 11 shipping containers fell off a cargo ship into the water. the coast guard said it happened near 25 and 26, not far from the bay bridge toll plaza. amber lee has more. >>reporter: the mall maxim is part of a japanese shipping line dock in an area called middle harbor. the coast guard tells me it received a report thursday afternoon that 11 containe

. >>> a team from dover air force base is in florida to help with the hurricane irma relief effort. ten more of the air force reserve's 512th airlift wing left dover yesterday for homestead air reserve base in south florida. it is a staging area for troops, equipment, and supplies. and as people return to storm-ravaged homes across the state, millions remain in the dark hoping for power to be restored soon. >> nbc's sarah rosario joins us live from miami. this is going to be a long, long road to recovery for some. >> reporter: you're right. in miami, flooding starting to recede, mostly gone now. many trees are still down across the city as you see. behind me, power slowly coming back on. anxious residents returned to their homes in the keys, getting there and realizing they don't have a home to return to. today a clear look at the path of destruction left by irma in the florida keys. >> we come back, and -- we're in shock. everything was -- you know, devastating. >> reporter: the storm ripping through the chain of islands as a category-4 hurricane causing widespread destruction. >> w

. >> tonight, we have learned that dover air force base has dispatched a large c-17 globe master threeoaded with a hundred thousand pounds of food and water for puerto rico following three similar mission to the island. they'll continue to provide the missions as long as they are requested. live in puerto rico, dann cuellar, channel6, "action news." monica? >> thank you, dan. our temperatures and the calendar about to sync up for the weekend. crisp fall days and chilly nights. don't get used to it. adam joseph is here. >> you have fall temperatures you mentioned in the air. 91-degrees monday, close to a record high for that particular day. then we started to slide to the mid 80s wednesday, upper 70s wednesday, 73. today, 71-degrees. satellite and radar, the front from the north and west showers falling apart, sprinkles for the lehigh valley, starting the day sunny and cool at 57. breezy tomorrow, winds near 25 miles per hour, temperature in the mid 60s with a lot of clouds developing. it's a fall like weekend compared to the last two where it was exceptionally warm near 70-degrees abov

we're embedded with the air national guard unit out of mcgill air force base.ess the search and rescue teams from gainesville, now going door to door, knocking on front doors to make sure the people who stayed behind survived the storm. there are still millions without electricity across the state tonight. concerns about the drinking water. in many places, there is no public water at all. and tonight, how long will it take to restore power? as neighbors across florida just begin to return to their neighborhoods to see if they still have a home. >>> also tonight, the dire situation in the caribbean. so many of the islands wiped out. the calls for help growing louder. as so many americans try to get

. >> and air force reservist deployed from dover air force base to florida. more than 12 men loaded up the c 7 cargo plane and now are at a military staging area for hurricane relief. >>> and an art statue went up next to the rizzo statue in center city. katherine scott got reaction. hank willis thomas all power to all people was unveiled this week outside of the munemal services building an eight foot tall statue of an afro pick. >> i'm trying to figure out what it means and what it stands for. hopefully everyone in the city. >> it was produced by mural arts philadelphia. featuring temporary art installations in ten locations. the question is what is the appropriate monument for the current city of philadelphia. >> it's art it's not controversial. i love it. >> this one is in my mine specifically targeted towards one particular group of people. >> the pick is placed in eyesight of the statue of former mayor, frank rizzo. after calls to take it down. >> i think there is a connection, because of what they did to his statue and now this one comes up and saying

. >>> the team from dover air force base is in florida to help with the hurricane irma relief effort. ten members of the air force reserve's 510th airwing left for the base in south florida. the staging area for troops, equipment, and supplies. >>> and an urgent relief mission underway for the islands that irma left in ruins. coast guard cutters left for puerto rico yesterday for the hardest hit areas including st. thomas, st. john, and the u.s. virgin islands where the kentucky air national guard has evacuated more than 1,000 people. irma's category-5 winds also leveled st. martin. you can see the devastation in before and after images from space. >>> a local radio host and a deejay saw the devastation in the caribbean firsthand. >> they spent days stranded on the island of st. martin. back on the air yesterday, radio host lady b. and her partner, d.j. touchstone, said they were thankful to be home. they were on an annual vacation to st. martin when the hurricane hit. with the help of family and friends, they got to puerto rico on a military plane after three days of rationing what l

they will drop the ten day bags right here next to me and from here they get l head to dover air force base. it will be tomorrow where they'll learn where exactly they'll be deployed. i want to he show you on the other end of fema center. we'll go into the briefing room and the chief speaking to the members tell them what to expect. one thing he told the men and women is their main reason for going where they're going is to help others out. it fits on the smawlt egg the u.s. military plays and that leevrz a lot of equipment here and there's plenty of folks capable and three tractor trailser full of equipment capable of deploying if they ask us to increase capabilities and sfvkly if road or ground deployment somewhere on the east coast. >> and purt rock owe that's another community on the east coast. as maria changes course like irma did it very possibly could be outer banks issue in coming days. >> maryland task force one is one of 28 different team ateams deployed when natural disasters across the can'ty happen. here in montgomery county this last month this ill westbound the third deploym

reagan national and bowling air force base and for the mcnair could take on massive flooding as the water makes its way in the national mall would be in jeopardy. lalau from engineering explanation. >> the flooding would continue where the levy is and washington monument and it could get to the call and actually get all the way to backyards of the almost white house the part of the levy that crosses 17th street has to be manually put in place if a storm is approaching and it's roughly ten feet above street-level and 19 above sea level and if we were to see extreme surge excess of 1 to 16 feet the water would loop around essentially leaving washington monument on an island. >> depends if you are going clockwise around the washington monument that's how it would build up. the levy will stop this and the water was so high it would come from the other side. compare legal to south capitol and going to the mall not far from capitol. >> the other major threat is severe rainfall. if a storm parked over d.c. like harvey did over houston overwhelmed and city lowest lying areas would be in danger an

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