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thoughts by religious leaders, a chorale, remarks by the nasa administrator and director of the national air and space museum. this is just over one hour. host: good evening. my name is randy holliday's and i am the dean of washington national cathedral. on behalf of the episcopal bishop of the diocese of washington and all of us who serve the cathedral, it is a pleasure to welcome you tonight. you are always welcome here. this cathedral is a house of prayer for all people. as a point of personal privilege, i would love to point out that we are blessed enough to be the stewards of our very own piece of the moon at the cathedral, that is embedded in

this is a different angle, the british made aircraft was participating in exercises with the air national guard when it went down. a witness on the nearby fishing boat says he saw two planes take off before the chaos. >> the pilot got the nose into the wind. it was tough to go down. >> reporter: a good samaritan jumped into the water and held onto the pilot before help arrived. >> when i got in the water, i was asking, are you okay? and he's like, may but -- my back hurts a little bit. a little bit of blood coming out. it might've been the impact. going pretty fast. >> reporter: the pilot a contractor is seriously injured, the crash is under investigation. >>> the fate of president trump's former attorney michael cohen has now been determined. a federal judge sentenced cohen to serve three years in prison today. he is also ordered to pay $1.4 million in restitution. cohen pleaded guilty to tax evasion, lying to congress, and violating campaign finance laws. cohen claims blind loyalty-led him to cover up, quote, dirty deeds for his client. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi announced a

. >> reporter: pothier's jet was part of a hawaii air national guard exercise. the former navy f-18 pilot was flying as a civilian contract pilot. the military often hires contractors to simulate enemy fighters in these exercises. >> martha raddatz with us from our washington bureau tonight. and martha, what do we know about the pilot's condition tonight? >> reporter: well, pothier's scheduled to have surgery for non-life threatening injuries, but he is in great spirits, and the family thankful no one else was injured. david? >> that is good news. martha, thank you. >>> next tonight, to the joyful scene in clear creek, west virginia, after the rescue from that abandoned coal mine. three people were reunited with their families overnight after nearly five days with no food, only mine water to drink. they allegedly went in looking for copper to then sell themselves. but they admitted they came out with regrets. >> this is the biggest lesson i've ever learned in my life, this is a life-changing experience for me. >> definitely. >> authorities say they could now fac

the hawaii air national guard temporarily suspended its military exercise. drill800 personnel and 30 planes. >> it could have turned out a lot worse. >> reporter: the aircraft took . witnesses say the plane could have crashed into nearby buildings if it had crashed into the water. >>> a high-speed train collision in turkey's capital killed at least nine people and injured 47. video shows the aftermath as first responders tried to evacuate victims. a pedestrian overpass collapsed in the crash. at least two cars derailed. drone footage reveals the extent of the wreckage. >>> british prime minister may is meeting european leaders today to seek changes to the brexit deal after surviving a dramatic no confidence vote. may rebuffed a challenge from lawmakers. the vote was very close. that win gives her an opportunity to seek changes in britain's withdrawal agreement from the european union. the prime minister was forced to promise she would not lead her party into the next general election in 2022. >>> a miami beach police officer asking for whistleblower protecti

thoughts by religious leaders, a chorale, remarks by the nasa administrator and director of the national air and space museum. this is just over one hour. host: good evening. i am the dean of washington national cathedral. on behalf of the episcopal bishop of the diocese of washington and all of us who serve the cathedral, it is a yousure to welcome tonight. you are always welcome here. thatld love to point out we are blessed enough to be the stewards of our very own piece of the moon at the cathedral, that is embedded in our space window on the south side of the keep the drum -- south side of the cathedral. final preparations were underway for an historic spaceflight that would change not only what we are capable of as a species, but a flight that changed the very way we see ourselves and our planet. this amazing mission that i ,ould call a pilgrimage revealed not only the dark side of the moon, but it gave us the most powerful images of our small and fragile world. in anprecious gift, awash unimaginably large universe. i think of it as a holy journey, not only for what it but also what it

it is my pleasure to introduce the director of the smithsonian national air and space museum. thank you. [applause] ellen: thank you. washington national cathedral is the site of some of our country's most important commemoration the american space program. we are honored to be here this evening to celebrate our first voyage to another world. on december 21, 1968, 3 men, one of home with us tonight climbed atop the most powerful rocket belt and launched toward the moon. frank borman, jim lovell, and bill landers were the first people to ride in the giant saturn five and the first to travel beyond earth orbit, the highest spaceflight to that point had venture just 475 miles from earth. the crew of apollo 8 would fly a quarter of a million miles, farther from their homes and families than any explorers in history. apollo 8 was not supposed to reach the moon, it was going to be an earth orbit test flight, but satellite photos had shown our rivals in the space race readying their lunar rocket, and a bold decision was made to take our first mode shot. -- moon shot. it was a last-min

that flight he was taking was part of the hawaii air national guard's fighter training exercise programjet before it crashed into the water. >> at that point i just realized, okay, there's buildings over there, boats right there, that looks pretty open. i just kept on flying until i didn't really have anymore options left and pulled the ejection handle. >> pretty unreal. he survived the incident but has undergone surgery. >> t"abc 7 news" was at the roberts recreational area for the opening day. the old growth footprint exhibit will be a permanent fixture honoring the red woods. the park district and save the redwoods put together the exhibit. they want to he roo mind visitors what it looked like before aggressive logging destroyed it in the 1950s and 1960. >> the original old redwoods are gone but we have some of the stumps we have exposed. >> you could see the tufts peeking out from the fog and helping sailors navigate the bay. >>> elected officials joined the samaritan house to brighten the spirits of people for the holidays. 20,000 gifts were distributed to clients of the samaritan

this fox news alert, air national guard contractor in serious condition after crashing off the coastii. watch as this plane slammed into the ocean. you can see the pilot eject in time, parachuting into the water, the crash happened during a military exercise, crews rescued the civilian pilot and rushed the pilot to the hospital, the pilot was flying a hocker hundred just like this. it is unclear what caused the crash. british prime minister theresa may will meet with eu leaders after surviving the critical no-confidence vote we told you about. >> i listened to what they said. we now need to get on with the job of delivering brexit and building a better future for this country. >> reporter: her own party for steve oh, 200 but lawmakers keeper, 117 voted to get her out. may cannot be challenged again for at least a year. the deadline for leaving the eu coming up in march. overnight a federal judge ordering robert mueller to turn over all the highly secret documents on michael flynn. this comes one day after donald trump's former national security adviser's legal team alleged the fbi pu

it had been participating in exercises with the air national guard when it suddenly went down. a witness saw two planes take off right before the chaos. >> oh, my god. >> the second one started to stall. so the pilot got the nose into the wind got low and ejected. it was shocking to see the plane go down. >> another man who saw it jumped into the water and held on to the pilot until help arrived. >> when i got in the water i asked him are you okay and he was like yeah my back hurts from the compression and he had a little bit of blood coming out it might have been from the impact. >> the pilot is seriously injured. the crash still under investigation. >>> 5:07 right now it was a wild case. a fugitive from hawaii escaped custody and ended up in the bay area. this morning a new report lays out on who's being held accountable after a 1979 murder. he admitted to shooting a woman in the face with a pellet gun and fatally stabbing her in a shopping mall parking lot. we reported that cyto casually walked out of a parking lot and made it all the way to stockton. he was eventually arres

. >>> a contractor with the hawaii air national guard is in serious condition after a plane crashed during a military exercise. >> a plan falling before a huge splash when the aircraft hits the water. >> so we're taking pictures. we get to see the plane really close and then it just got bad because we heard this loud boom and then we heard, we saw the bielt eject from the plane and then we see his parachute. >> 3 miles south of owahu. >>> california is extending the ban on a popular sport ablony diving. this season had been called off because the ablony population has declined. >>> and happening today, scuba santa is diving into the holidays with his annual plunge at the california academy of sciences. starting today at 11:30 and he's going to do it every day through christmas. you know, a little way to release stress for him. this is his busiest time of the year. >> it is. >> when you look at fish, it's like a destressor. >> yes, that's what they say. >> what can santa not the wet s. >> but speaking of stressors you've got a couple of people traveling this morning. >> we just checked in w

the pilot, a 47-year-old civilian contractor for the hawaii air national guard had to be pulled from by people in a private sail boat. an emergency services spokesman said the man appeared to have traumatic injuries the cause of the crash sunday investigation. >>> a popular new toy has parents and the internet going crazy. they're called yellies, it's a spider-like toy and it's operated by your voice the louder you yell, the faster they move. parents are not thrilled by this toy leaving funny reviewing online suggesting maybe they're better gifts for parents you don't like >> let's check on how the markets are setting up futures are pointing to a slightly higher open with the dow jones up 47 points the s&p up by 5. the nasdaq up by 30 points when we look at the s&p 500, the way things are setting up now, we are in this trading range, something we've been talking about and traders have been noticing for the past few weeks. just around that 2600 level represents the bottom level of this range a hair above 2800 on the s&p is where this level is. a lot of movement in between there. we'll

keith has served in the air force in the air national guard for 40 years and recently retired as a colonel. he lives with his wife in martinsburg, west virginia. join me in welcoming our first speaker as keith talks about the battle of antietam from the perspective of the soldiers who experienced it firsthand. [applause] you, kevin.thank it is great to be with you. i had a very enjoyable drive down here. this is some beautiful country. the mayor talked about perspective and what i am going to share with you are actually two perspectives on the battle of antietam. since i am the opening speaker for three days of antietam talkedtion, kevin and i before he came down, it might be good to have an overview of the maryland campaign. i will do a very broad brush stroke. so i have somet perspective on when i share with you the words of those that were there. none of us were. and for me, one of the great things about having the honor and privilege of working at antietam battlefield for 26 years, besides being able to walk the grounds almost every day, one of the things that happens there a lot, peop

his body was brought from a funeral home by motorcade to a texas air national guard base.solemn departure ceremony there, before his casket was blown to air force base andrews, just outside of washington, d.c. we just don't see spectacles like this in u.s. politics very often because there are not very many circumstances that are treated with this degree of

this, by the way, ellington field is the home of the texas air national guard unit that president george w. bh belonged to when he served in the military and texas national guard, he flew out of this very base. the ceremony will be fairly brie compared to what is planned for lat in theweek, but there will be an official, official departure ceremony. we don't believe any remarks, but we'll see the family. a good number of families will be boarding that air force vip to the trip to washington, d.c. and wel wil see another ceremony and a processhen when t arrive in washington this afternoon and the former president is taken to the catol to lie in state. let me go back to tom brokaw, as we awaitcehe proion to make its way to the aircraft. tom, some other thoughts? >> one of my thoughts is, obviously, by the way, it was president ford, not president nixon who put george bush in the china.an embassy in but george bush's presence in texas and his involvement in the republican party delivered a great dividend to this country, he persuaded his tennis partner, jim baker, to leave the democratic pa

nation's capital. his body blown on air force one, dubbed special air mission 41.p, their hands to their hearts. a wave from george and laura bush. and tonight, the story behind president bush's service dog, sully. where he goes next. >>> the other news this monday night, the deadly bus crash. the driver losing control. the bus carrying a youth football team, flipping on the highway. emergency teams racing to help the more than three dozen hurt. >>> the tornado outbreak. nearly two dozen reported tornadoes, homes destroyed. and now, the new system tonight moving from the west all the way

illinois congressman adam kinsinger who serves on the house foreign affairs committee and major in air nationalo see you tonight. what is your reaction tonight? >> that video is very disturbing. i have to be honest with you. the whole thing, i will talk about the problem with what the president is doing. but i wear on my wrist, a buddy of mine that i flew with in iraq in 2008 that was killed in 2018 in operation inherent resolve. for the president to point to the sky and say they want this to infer those who have fallen, the president can't speak for fallen american soldiers. i'm not sure the fallen american soldiers want us to declare victory against a foe we haven't fully defeated yet. that is disappointing. on the bigger issue, you say we have left. we know there are existing isis fighters and this eerily reminiscent of 2011 when president obama left iraq and said just because someone puts on a bulls jersey or laker jersey doesn't make them play in the nba. that is what led to the resurrection of isis. i feel eerily similar to that now. this is disappointing. i have no idea where it came fro

his body was brought from a funeral home by motorcade to a texas air national guard base. there was a solemn departure ceremony there, before his casket was blown to air force base andrews, just outside of washington, d.c. we just don't see spectacles like this in u.s. politics very often because there are not very many circumstances that are treated with this degree of ceremony in our culture, this degree of ceremony and civic reverence for a past president. today that included a full artillery salute as the former president's casket arrived at the u.s. capitol. tonight he will lay in state under the rotunda of the u.s. capitol. now, this will be overnight tonight and all through tomorrow and then overnight tomorrow night until wednesday morning. on wednesday morning he will be brought from the rotunda to the national cathedral whereupon there will be a state funeral to honor him. so we will have more on some of those plans coming up later on tonight and over the course of this hour. but you should know while we were on the air this evening and through the night tonight,

air force and currently a major in the air national guard. congressman, you had a rather direct response to the president's tweet asserting that -- isis had been defeated in syria. you said, quote, this is simply not true. >> yes, absolutely not true. i'm speechless today, jake. i just -- i've tried to process this, what led to this. and, in fact, during that intro, i was looking down. i've worn this since march, it's a buddy of mine killed in iraq, andreas o'keefe, killed this year from isis. and to have the president say today, we've defeated them -- nobody would argue we've defeated them. that's not only going to hamper our current operation, it's going to double or triple the ranks of isis, because when we leave, they're going to say, look, we just defeated the united states without many casualties. and fighting terrorism is not a choice we have. it's just a question of where. do we fight them there or here? this makes no sense to me. i cannot put anything into words about why this makes any sense. it's emboldening iran, emboldening basha

his body today was brought from a funeral home in houston, texas, by motorcade to a texas air nationalrd base. there was a solemn departure ceremony there before his casket was flown from texas to joint base andrews, which is just outside washington, d.c. we just don't see

>>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air from the nation's capital. former president george h.w. bush and his final trip to time ago, america's 41st president arriving here in the nation's capital. his body blown on air force one, dubbed special air mission 41. in houston, his family lining up, their hands to their hearts. a wave from george and laura bush. and tonight, the story behind president bush's service dog, sully. where he goes next. >>> the other news this monday night, the deadly bus crash. the driver losing control. the bus carrying a youth football team, flipping on the highway. emergency teams racing to help the more than three dozen hurt. >>> the tornado outbreak. nearly two dozen reported tornadoes, homes destroyed. and now, the new system tonight moving from the west all the way to the east coast. ginger zee standing by with the new track. >>> the mystery deepens. the sudden death of a top u.s. navy admiral. martha raddatz is standing by with the latest. >>> there are breaking developments in the frantic search for an american tourist

cbs aired nationally for the first year the gamer choice awards.thing voted for by gamers' themselves. "god of war" is action war based game. you take the role of god of war and going through norse mythology with your son. the narrative was incredible. stuart: on left-hand side of the screen, you might see it, there is a guy with green hair. >> that would be ninja. stuart: that is ninja. he was voted the top gamer, the top player of these games? >> absolutely. so ninja in the gamers' choice award nominated as sort of breakout star of this year. he has been great for the industry. he is very positive. he has a positive message. he is also a fantastic gamer. really nice to see somebody who puts so much work back into the community we love. to find that person get awarded in such a way. stuart: how much does he make? >> see it on national broadcast television. stuart: how much does he make? we're a financial program. we're interested in that kind of thing. how much does ninja make? >> i would say ninja is easily a millionaire. he has been making a sig

nation's capital. his body flown on air force one, dubbed special air mission 41.n houston, his family lining up, their hands to their hearts. a wave from george and laura bush. and tonight, the story behind president bush's service dog, sully. where he goes next. >>> the other news this monday night, the deadly bus crash. the driver losing control. the bus carrying a youth football team, flipping on the highway. emergency teams racing to help the more than three dozen hurt. >>> the tornado outbreak. nearly two dozen reported tornadoes, homes destroyed. and now, the new system tonight

through earlier in the year but this is mainly funding for homeland security things such as air transportation nationalparks a security law and order now these are issues that what does happen is that a number of workers are laid off a number of workers are simply not paid even though they carry on working because they are deemed to be strategic of in strategic importance it varies from agency to agency each federal agency will make up its own rules in terms of what happens when there's a shutdown but just to give you some example of how far reaching this could be postal workers who will be affected they will not be paid although christmas packages are going to be still delivered the post office insists transportation agencies coming into airports the customs people checking passports etc they will not be paid they are not going to be in a very good mood should the shutdown go ahead and very importantly homeland security president trump speaks about security at the border but the ice agents the homeland security agents working there will now be working without pay until if this shutdown does go through

force e-school of graduate professional military education, where he directs courses on air power, history and national strategy. he recently published an article, the evolution of air combat technology in vietnam 1996 to 1972. in the air power history journal , and is currently writing a book that explores the relationship between pilot culture and the technological development of military aircraft. he earned his ph.d. from kansas state university, with his dissertation, the cold of the culture of the lightweight fighter, culture and technology in the united states air force from 1964 to 1991. ladies and gentlemen, please help me in welcoming dr. michael hankins. [applause] >> all right. i'll try not to keep you from the reception. i will try to be quick. i did want to start off by talking about something that happened a year ago. there was an air force f-15 flying over syria and this is not what you expected to hear in a world war i lecture, but stay with me. he shoots down an iranian drone. an unmanned aerial vehicle or a uav, not quite two weeks later, a second almost identical event happened. i do

it i find it pragmatic unpleasantly low key that mrs merkel is using the national airline of another remember to fly to buenos aires some commentators view the national pride as being damaged that says a lot about them interesting. all right well if you drive you might have a yellow vest in your car it's a hive is safety vest in case of a break but in france it's become the symbol of a protest movement against the reforms of french president yellow vest demonstrations were triggered by micron's hike in fuel taxes he says it's needed to tackle climate change but critics say it's forcing the poor to foot the bill well this is no longer is just a french story take a look at these scenes here there from brussels belgium today elise fired tear gas best protesters and made dozens of arrests this weekend in france the yellow vests are expected to be out in force again in paris g.w. took to the streets with one of the founders of the. ski is on her way to paris to organize a protest she hopes will shut down the downtown area. is on the line. of business with those protesting because we have less and less money enough place

. >>> a civilian pilot taking part in an air national guard exercise in hawaii is in serious conditionamera. watch carefully here as the plane gets closer and closer to the water just off the southern coast of oahu. now the pilot ejected from the vintage hawker hunter fighter jet. he was picked up by a sailboat but was hospitalized with his injuries. the 1950s era plane sank immediately. the company that operates the plane has a fairly poor safety record. >>> new details are emerging about the man who is suspected of attacking the christmas market in strasbourg, france, near the german border. 29-year-old cherif chekatt was born in that city. officials say he was radicalized while in prison there. he's been convicted 27 times, mostly in france but also in switzerland and germany. witnesses say he screamed "god is great" in arabic during the attack. the city of lights there turning off the lights of the eiffel tower, dimming them, to honor the victims. two people were killed and a third left brain dead. a dozen others injured. >>> now that british prime minister theresa may has survived

thoughts by religious leaders, a chorale, remarks by the nasa administrator and director of the national airthe dean of washington national cathedral. on behalf of the episcopal bishop of the diocese of washington and all of us who serve the cathedral, it is a yousure to welcome tonight. you are always welcome here. thatld love to point out we are blessed

. >> reporter: we met one of the astronauts, jim lovell, at the national air and space museum in washingtonetimes i look back and say, you know, how did we ever do ter the first humans to leave earth's orbit, circumnavigating the moon 10 times. the mission was planned in just four months.as the u.s. raced to beat the russians to the moon. nasa's flight director believed they only had a 50% chance of coming home safely. >> some of the odds of trying to be successful in that mission are overwhelming, and perhaps at that time we didn't even understand what the odds were. >> reporter: the mission may be best remembered for this photo--earthrise --our planet as seen from the moon. and for a live christmas eve broadcast, the most watched tv program ever at the time. >> god bless all of you on the good earth. >> reporter: the museum houses several items from the flight. what is this piece of equipment here? >> this is the gyro system. this keeps the spacecraft aligned with the stars. we havmore information inoted e our phones today than this. >> but for its time, this was really state of the art.

they will try to shoot right now you've got air-to-air combat. each nation is trying to make new technological developments out the other person's plane and they do something else and there is this cat and mouse game. planes start flying in larger formations for defense, especially the flying v especially useful, right? germans introduce a fighter plane, the folker iron decker. think of it today, the first fighter plane and they used the word pursuit. using fighter because i work for the air force. they make us do that. decker, it'sr iron got a gun built in. you see it's a mono plane. maneuverable and this plane could shoot down french and effectively.s very the western allies start talking about the folker scourge that's skies so ing out the they have to do something to try against this. it during this time in 1915 as 1917 you into 1916 and see an increasing number of air-to-air battles. the idea of the individual aces that are shooting each other down, they start to become famous. for start to become known this. ne of the most famous in germany, of course,

today the late president will embark on special air mission 41 taking one last ride to our nation's capital. members of the bush family, including former president george w. bush will accompany the body to washington >> sandra: he had a strong sense of duty for country the flying combat missions in world war ii to the end of the cold war. his commitment to public service was inspiring. >> every single day when i walked into this office from this door over here, you feel a sense of awe and a sense of respect. and i tried to treat the office with respect. but i have many happy memories. >> the mission was not george h.w. bush, the mission was how do we serve the united states. how do we help the united states? how do we make the united states better? which is very important in establishing a culture that can succeed. >> that the office was more important than the man. >> the office is more important than the man. dad taught me this. >> he will be remembered as our most successful one-term president and perhaps the most successful -- one of the most successful presidents of all time. his presi

i find it pragmatic unpleasantly low key that mrs merkel is using the national airline of another e.u. member to fly to buenos aires some commentators view the national pride as being damage that says a lot about them interesting. all right well if you drive you might have a yellow vest in your car it's a hive is safety vest in case of a break but in france it's become the symbol of a protest movement against the reforms of french president yellow vest demonstrations were triggered by micron's hike in fuel taxes he says it's needed to tackle climate change but critics say it's forcing the poor to foot the bill is no longer is just a french story take a look at these scenes here they're in from brussels belgium today police fired tear gas protesters and made dozens of arrests this weekend in france the yellow vests are expected to be out in force again in paris g.w. took to the streets with one of the founders of the. priscilla is on her way to paris to organize a protest she hopes will shut down the downtown area livelihood is on the line. if you so many visitors you know the protesting because we have less and les

carolinas bringing snow sleet and freezing rain the severe weather paralyze road and air transport and the national weather service is forecasting more disruption on monday. leaders from around one hundred fifty countries are gathering in morocco to adopt a landmark united nations pact on migration the un says there are now more migrants worldwide than ever before some two hundred sixty million other proposed agreement aims to tackle the challenges they're rising from this massive movement of people well earlier this year more than one hundred ninety countries unanimously approved the pact it's also come under heavy criticism with several european nations pulling out of the process. tens of thousands of ringette muslims living in crowded refugee camps in bangladesh it's one of the many faces of today's global migration issue now a u.n. agreement wants to pave the way for a better handling of migrant flows but what does the pact actually say increase information and data collection is one part migrants should be given information about their chosen route and they should be informed about the risks p

the jet was being used as part of a hawaii air national guard exercise. the military often hires contractors to simulate enemy fighters in these exercises which have now been suspended. those exercises will resume later today. this is the private contracting firm's fourth crash of this type of aircraft since 2012. two of which were fatal. this pilot lucky to be alive, robin. >> very much so, okay, martha. thank you. >>> now to that breaking news overseas. a deadly train crash in turkey, a high-speed train slamming into a railway engine in ankara, hitting an overpass, killing at least nine, injuring more than 40 others. rescue crews on the scene searching for survivors saving those that were trapped. according to the turkish news reports, three railway employees have been detained. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> and the latest now on that international manhunt that is under way for the gunman behind that deadly terror attack at a christmas market in france. police are searching for this 29-year-old believed to have escaped the scene in

now to build the new settlement in the south side of bethlehem call in a place called the national air and that and that is they want to build another one hundred one thousand two hundred settlement units it means that bethlehem is selling from the north by the wall from the south and west and east by the settlements that was built by the israeli occupation israeli embassy in london never gives us any much of a comment to try and get their response to that any irony feel that. us evangelical christians coming to the city of bethlehem this christmas they support the move of the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem first. jordan is occupied territories and to transfer the american embassy united states and the embassy to jerusalem its illegal procedures took by the americans and that means that is that the americans the united states of america must. go back and dig. the from jerusalem back door to let you know according to their international. and according to the international law that said that it doesn't it's part of the occupied territories and it's under. jurisdiction of therefo

planet in a single day and none of it would be possible without airplanes and airports in fact the national air traffic controllers association says there are over eighty seven thousand flights in the united states every single day at the same time u.s. airports are decomposing before our eyes for an aerial view on the current state of airport infrastructure we handed over to our correspondent nicholas o'donnell. most people coming into the u.s. the first thing they see is one of these and then holds an old out and their head considers itself to be the leader of the developed well the truth is that it's a upholds only ways passengers from the middle east asia or europe would.

the director of more than 70 documentaries that aired on national geographic, pbs, discovery and variousgy on preserving the environment and the animals that he loved through video. >> dolphins are my life's work. in a very literal sense, they swept me out to sea and into another universe. >> reporter: swimming near grand bahama island in 1978 jones then a cbs news journalist encountered a school of friendly wild dolphins and fell in love. quitting his job at cbs news he released his first film in 1979 called dolphin where he filmed a group of wild dolphins. jones is well-known for his exclusive dramatic footage of dolphin hunting. >> three days later 5:00 a.m. in a driving rain the fisherman began the slaughter. >> reporter: his footage made headlines, sparked international protests and eventually shut down the slaughter off the islands of the coast of japan. >> as the world see these images we're a step closer to ending this. >> reporter: this footage aired on cbs globally as well as his pbs documentary series "the dolphin defender." with 40 years of experience, jones increasingly serv

for the entire national air space and you could see where we're having a problem with today. you look a oew y wind and rain it is already causing some problems. >> going east and a lot of people flying back east today. >>> now here is a live look at sfo right knouff. delays still an issue. but for those coming home, t 7bc sfo motion of course. tonight. >> i'm sure a lot of people out here think we're talking about the delays and lines inside or the possibly the traffic, but i could happily report things are moving smoothly here and even better news. if you hang out around at rivals in sfo you will see some incredle sights that remind you of what the holidays are all about. holiday travel lines and delays. yes, it can all be agonizing but it doesn't quite compare to this kind of wait. >> waiting for my son. he's been away, army bootcamp. o i can't wait to see him. >> reporter: each time the sliding glass door moves it looks like her heart skips a beat. >> okay. we're waiting for you. >> reporter: finally this wait is over. it is a moment many mitilary li >> i know we're so luc

planet in a single day and none of it would be possible without airplanes and airports in fact the national air traffic controllers association says there are over eighty seven thousand flights in the united states every single day at the same time u.s. airports are decomposing before our eyes for an aerial view on the current state of airport infrastructure we handed over to our correspondent nicholas on. most people coming into the u.s. the first thing they see is one of these and they're poles and although america considers itself to be the leader of the developed world the truth is that it's a full on always want passengers from the middle east asia or europe would expect president trump didn't hesitate in saying the america's airports a third world facilities when i look at airports in china when i look at airports in abu dhabi and qatar and the different places like a third world country you land in new york at la guardia airport a kennedy airport it's like a third world airport system and its latest report the american society of civil engineers graded the country's aviation infrastructu

nation. along with our joint partners here at the air force base and remain ready , we to defend and protect our nation as the first line of defense. no questions from this side. president trump: thank you very much. john, how is it going in guam? how are things going? i've heard it's an incredible place in terms of the military operation. the people are terrific that you work with, but how is it doing in guam? john: mr. president, things are going really well here. you mentioned that the typhoon mentioned ive, you tropical storm tutu. they were really active. it's nothing we train for. it's part of our readiness. president trump: i know when i first became president, the supplies on guam were very low, one of the first things i heard about. they were really low in terms of virtually every aspect of supply and now i know you are stocked up to the brim. is that correct? john: absolutely, mr. president. we have good reserves. president trump: but it is true, it was pretty low for a period of time, right? you had a lot of empty buildings. we filled them up fast. thanks a lot, john. i appreciate

. >> reporter: we met one of the astronauts, jim lovell, at the national air and space museum in washingtonmetimes i look back and say, "you know, how did we ever do that?" >> reporter: lovell, frank borman and william anders were the first humans to leave earth's orbit, circumnavigating the moon ten times. the mission was planned in four four months as the u.s. raced to beat the russians to the moon. nasa's flight director believed they only had a 50% chance of coming home safely. >> some of the odds of trying to be successful in that mission were overwhelming, and perhaps at that time we didn't understand what the odds were. >> reporter: the mission may be best remembered for this photo "earthrise" our planet as seen from the moon. and for a live christmas evepro. >> god bless all of you, all of you on the good earth. >> reporter: lovell also flew on apollo 13 which had to abort plans to land on the moon due to an explosion in an oxygen tank. but he says apollo 8 may have been even more momentous. >> 1968 was a very bad year. the vietnam war was going on. there was assassinations of promi

protestors use fire and fury to force president macron to pause tax rises he says will make the air cleaner. the nationse. david aaronovitch, whose columns appear here in the uk in the times. the usjournalist greg katz, from ap, the associated press. welcome to dateline london. on tuesday, mps will vote on whether or not to accept the brexit terms negotiated with the european union by theresa may. the prospect of defeat looms large, not least after this week‘s vote in which the house of commons found the government in contempt of parliament. ministers had been resisting publishing the full legal advice which confirmed that, during its transition out of the eu, the uk can‘t unilaterally withdraw from a key part of the agreement. it took barely a handful of mps from mrs may‘s conservatives to rebel to ensure the government‘s defeat on the contempt motion. many more than that have said they‘ll vote against on tuesday. david, prediction is a‘s dean, even more in this case. do you have any sense how this week will pan out? you have just asked sense how this week will pan out? you havejust asked me sense how

planet in a single day and none of it would be possible without airplanes and airports in fact the national air traffic controllers association says there are over eighty seven thousand flights in the united states every single day at the same time u.s. airports are decomposing before our eyes for an aerial view on the current state of airport infrastructure we handed over to our to correspondent nicholas. most people coming into the u.s. the first thing they see is one of these and their polls and all those america considers itself to be the leader of the developed world the truth is that it's a full on always want passengers from the middle east asia or europe would expect president trump didn't hesitate in saying the america's airports a third world facilities when i look at airports in china when i look at airports in abu dhabi and qatar and the different places where like a third world country you land in new york at la guardia airport at kennedy airport it's like a third world airport system and its latest report the american society of civil engineers graded the country's aviation infras

assistant professor of strategy at the united states air force of graduate professional military education where he directs courses on airpower history national strategy. he recently published an article, the evolution of air combat in vietnam 1958 to 1972. in the airpower history journal in the technological development of air craft. he earned his phd from kansas city university of dissertation of the light weight fighter technology in the u.s. air force 1991, ladies and gentlemen please help me in welcoming doctor michael. >> all right, i will try to not keep you from the reception. and i will be quick i did want to start off by talking about something that happened a year ago last june. there was an air force f-15 flying over syria and i know this is not what you expected her in a world war i lecture. stay with me, and f-15's lying over syria and shoots down an iranian drone. an unmanned aerial vehicle. about two weeks later, almost an identical event happened. and i don't know about you but my twitter exploded. people started talking online, blogs are being written, people are arguing and what they are arguing about is that shooting down