the air fort will prioritize any issues that put in danger the air crews. it funds a next generation air seat to mitigatejection risks in multiple fighter and bomber aircrafts. we support the air force's commitment to providing a nuclear deterrent. the fy20 budgets continues the upgrade of the bomber nuclear triad and modernization of the nuclear command control and communication capability. we continue the modernization efforts across multiple systems, the fy 20 budget increases 21 development programs poised to add capability to nuclear and conventional operations and we remain committed to the f35 and game changing capabilities. and this fy 20 budgets request balances readiness and modernization in the near term of securing eight f15 aircrafts. allowing us to benefit from foreign partner investments. we continue to focus on cyber dominance by funding the 39 offense and defense force teams in support of u.s. cyber commands to simultaneously generate effects in cyberspace while we secure and defend our systems. it provides combat and control system and bat

epa and clean air act. and they recognize that treating california and the many states that have joined it functionally is the laboratory for innovation. we wound up commercializing technology in cars that today are standard, the check engine light, the catalytic converter, the list goes on. as we've added millions of cars and people to our state and states around the country we've seen dramatic increases in air quality through shared back-and- forth collaboration. the republican administration and democratic administrations on these critical issues. that result as the chair alluded to has been dramatic decreases in air pollution although it remains a pressing problem. and enormous benefits. according to one study we are looking at about $20 trillion in public health benefits as results of the clean air act of 1990. several billions in costs. the second point and this is critical, all of that is at risk today as result of this administration which is frankly treating states with contempt. again my core exam

being a part of the air force. >> air force military -- air force readiness then. won't it impact air force readiness, given everything we just discussed. >> yes, ma'am. and my job -- my charge is to ensure that we're supporting those national security priorities in way that minimizing impacts to air force readiness. getting our mission done as we have done given the resources that we have. >> i'll just note that i know you're doing your job and you didn't say no. so by the fact that you didn't say no, essentially you're saying yes. >> i would -- i would say -- i would say a fair answer is i don't know. this is authority that hasn't been invoked yet. we haven't gone threw the readiness impacts with regard to the readiness at tyndall. there is one appropriated mil con projects there right now for a fire station. and then to even speak to whether that -- any funding from that would be deferred, that would be, you know, that would be something we put in the process. even if it was even invoked in the first place. >> so tyndall needs $4 billion. and if there is no supp

they were given credit for destroying five japanese air bombers. wayne cowley was credited with shooting down planes with his 30 caliber machine gun. by the end of world war ii, he had a nickname of ace collie. three of these four would go on to guadalcanal and continued that survival pledge that i mentioned. at the coral sea, i had some significant heroes. among them were two men who earned the middle of honor. one of them was jojo powers who said i will make a hit if it kills me. i'm paraphrasing him. he did just that. he went down to the carrier within 500 feet and put his bomb aboard. he didn't survive the mission, but he would get the medal of honor later. a number of the pilots earned a medal of honor for dogfighting with the sbd off coral sea against japanese torpedo planes, bombers, and fighters. that is a big portion i talk about. they didn't have enough fighters in the fleet and they had to bring in the dive bombers to help. we lost the lexington and the battle. the yorktown was badly damaged. she makes it back to pearl harbor where she i

and clean air act. they have to recognize that treating california and the many states that adjoined it faungsll aas a laboratory for innovation. wound up coming up with technologies that are standard in cars, the check engine light, the catalytic converter. as we added to our states we have seen dramatic increases in air quality through shared collaboration. through republican and democratic administrations on these critical issues. the result has been traumatic decreases in air pollution, though it remains a pressing problem. and enormous benefits. according to one peer-reviewed study, we're looking at $20 trillion in public health benefits as a rule of the clean air act to only billions in cost, about a 40-1 benefit to cost ratio. my second point is that all of that is at risk today as a result of this administration which is treating states with contempt. again my core example will be the vehicle program. the trump administration announced some weeks ago that they'd stop negotiating with california.

this capability will cut across all demands of the air force. air, space, and cyberspace. pushing the envelope to paper burning speeds as we trailblazers how to design, build and field multiple capabilities in the future. with so many new challenges driving unprecedented approaches, it is no wonder that a faster, smarter acquisition system is a top three priority for our service secretary. restoring a competitive mindset to how we design, manufacture and sustain war winning capabilities have taken deep root in our space systems. close partnerships with our war fighters have revved our acquisition engine, removing 78 point five years of unnecessary schedules on our sensory -- ourling back time from adversaries and giving it to our space war fighters is a paradigm shift that must become the norm. thankfully, we have talented space operators and acquisition personals -- professionals that have been itching for this change. first, we have organized -- reorganized the space and missile center, adding three new program executive officers. our highest acquisition positions with d

he had flown with the air group previously.y the time he got to guadalcanal, rocky had 1000 flight hours in the rear seat. he had been a boxer early in his career. that is where he picked up the nickname rocky. , which yourappy guy needed to be to live in this environment. the jungle, the heat, the rain, the lack of food. they were forced to sleep in what they could scrounge up for weeks on end. river,ur clothes in the take a bath once a week if lucky, eating army rations or japanese rice, sometimes filled with worms or maggots. the airfield is continually forcesed by the japanese under the cover of night. raids fromequent japanese planes. sometimes just an individual plane that comes in with the thumping of the engine. here comes washing machine charlie. he developed a system of air raid alarms to know when he is coming. that is what they looked like down there. rough conditions. the guy at the bottom with the white t-shirt and the bandage is rocky glidewell. he had gone on a mission, got shot in the arm, took one day off and

while emissions and major air pollutants have dropped precipitously. over the same timeframe, emissions of six common solutions, glad, blair, o. zon, particles, carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide and sulfur dioxide have fallen 73%. a bunch of the history this was achieved through rulemaking, input from the industry, the states and the federal government was carefully considered to reach attainable targets. despite these successes the previous administrations eroded the doctrine creating inefficiencies and in ways both the federal and state levels. the obama epa mandated regulations with minimal collaboration with the states. the regulations also ignored and exaggerated the feasibility of commercially available control technologies. this led to a lack of regulatory coordination between states and the epa in some jurisdictional lawsuits resulting. most notably, 26 states went to the supreme court and asked for relief from the clean power plant siting the epa lack of authority to issue that will. in an unprecedented move the court granted the states reques

army air forces. to your left we have eddie allen, who wallace the show piece test pilot for boeing. he was the test pilot for all the big aircraft that american firms were producing at that point in time, and he was going to be the test pilot for the b-29 as well. the problem -- there were many problems with the b-29. any project of this scale, size and speed, basically you are telescoping technology into a much tighter period of time than you would normally try. so there were many problems. but the biggest problem was ndoubtedly the engine. this right cyclone air cooled engine was going to be very trouble some, and the problem was that there simply wasn't enough air flow over these very big, very powerful engines. they were prone to overheating and to fire. as you can see from the statistics here. so repeatedly when this airplane was being test flown, there were engine fires happening over and over again. so from basically to december, january and into february of 1942-4 3, these engine fires are pl

. ♪ >> this s4 is representative of today's modern air force.t is an air force which has come a long way. sophisticated weapon systems, sophisticated people. today, you or me or anybody who is qualified can fly this airplane. but it has not always been that way. some 35 years ago, a group of men and women came together to help make the air force what it is today. you might even say they made history in the process. it all began in the skies over tuskegee, alabama. ♪ ♪ >> i remember tuskegee because they started what they called a civilian pilot training program amongst five black colleges. they wanted to qualify black people to start flying. >> the only reason i knew something about the program was because my mother was teaching at tuskegee. she heard about the news, starting up this black air corps. >> the day after pearl harbor, the whole gang went down and applied for mission to the aviation training program. it was not until a year later that i was admitted. >> i think he had to wait for approximately a year or year and a half before he went

. >> next to fariq, zahari shah, a captain with over 18,000 hours in the air and a stellar reputation. >> kept zahari and me, we go back about 30 years. we started flying together. >> nick huslan a former chief pilot for malaysia airlines. >> my wife is a chief stewardess. so if my wife is onboard the aircraft, i would like zahari to fly the plane, then, because i've got great confidence in the guy. >> and there was real confidence in the aircraft they're about to fly, the boeing 777. >> it's a great airplane. it's got a sterling record of safety. >> that aircraft is actually the pinnacle of all the aircraft i have flown. and the automation is just fantastic. >> for any critical electric or hydraulic system that would fail, there are two or three backup systems. after making their final preparations, the pilots are ready for pushback. at 12:32 a.m., the pilots taxi to the runway. cleared for departure, flight 370 takes off for a 5 1/2-hour scheduled flight to beijing. >> the human control, direct physical control on the controls, will probably cease after the landing gear goes up, the

improve air quality in our city centres?ondon, sadiq khan, will make private hire drivers like heidi pavey £11.50 daily congestion charge to drive in central london. black caps will remain exempt. charge to drive in central london. black caps will remain exemptlj will black caps will remain exempt.” will be almost £60 less every week andi will be almost £60 less every week and i am being punished to come to work and i am being forced to pay for it. we are already poor, we already on the poverty line. 9496 of london's roughly 114,000 already on the poverty line. 9496 of london's roughly 114, 000 private london's roughly 114,000 private hire drivers are from black, asian and minority ethnic backgrounds and that has led to a legal challenge. the independent workers union of great britain which represents private hire drivers like those demonstrating here is seeking a judicial review of the mayor's decision on the basis that it is discriminatory and in breach of human rights. in a statement, the mayor's office said... with citie

air force academy. he achieved the rank of lieutenant colonel and retired from military service as a command pilot. after retiring from the military, mr. elwell was a commercial pilot for 16 years with american airlines, flying dc-10, md-80 and boeing 757-767 aircraft. he then served at the faa as assistant administrator for policy planning and environment from 2006 to 2008. from 2008 to 2013, mr. elwell served as vice president of the aerospace industries association and from 2013 to 2015, as senior vice president for safety, security and operations at airlines for america. our second witness is the honorable robert sumwalt. following his nomination by president trump and confirmation from the senate, he was sworn in as chairman of the national transportation safety board. on august 10th, 2017. prior to joining the ntsb, chairman was a pilot for more than 30 years, during which time he flew for commercial carriers, that included piedmont airlines and us airways and accumulated over 14,000 flight hours.

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to surface standoff missile extended range and the advanced medium range air to air missile. both of which are critical to defeating threats in a highly contested environment. having highlighted the changes in our procurement funding lines let's take a quick look at our major procurement quantities in the fy '20 budget. next slide. shown on this slide are procurement quantities for both the base and oco accounts that were included in the fy '18 and fy '19 appropriations as well as the total quantities funded in the fy '20 president's budget request. let me pause her for a moment to allow you to review the numbers on the slide. and now let me turn it back over to general pletcher to highlight the investments and changes in our military construction, black and family housing appropriations. >> thank you. this is another good news story for the air force. our fy '20 request includes the first meaningful increase to our military construction budget in over four years. a 24% increase. notably a significant portion of this request $1.1 billion is for existing mission construction p

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is the instrument that sends out a signal to air traffic control. it tells what height, which direction and speed it is traveling. suddenly, this giant 777 is blind to the world. >> there is no easy explanation for why it happened. >> either it was intentional, someone tried to turn all the systems off at once or the pilot was kept from communicating or a mechanical failure that took all the systems out at one time. >> then, minutes after the transpond aer stops, it makes a unexpected turn and way off course. >> that the plane turned when the transponder went off, is inexplicable and worrisome. >> a former director of the n t n.t.s.b. >> it was out of the ordinary there was no distress call. the turn takes place, there is absolutely silence, it means someone on that plane redirected it to a new course setting, they were not telling anyone. >> not telling anyone, and never checking in with vietnam traffic control. >> the fact that westerly turn happens at the point between malaysia and vietnam, for many is the strongest evidence that something nefarr

they use a system from air now, with different colored flags based on the air quality yep deck. it's a good starting point, but not a perfect method for wildfires. >> the concern is particulate matter. it takes in a lot of different pollu pollutants. >> reporter: would that kind of index be helpful in. >> the more information the better. >> i'll be one of those parents looking at the app, if there's an app or something. >> reporter: better information on n-95 masks also came up as a critical area for research and fact finding. and the new tide line for guidance is hopefully before the start of the next fire season, another topic that came up, new recommendations for sport teams. and this became a passion when it c ncaa standards. sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> want to show you another view, their is our camera in san rafael. the u.s. drought monitor made the declaration that we are drought free. the state had experienced some fort of drought for 376 consecutive weeks. the wet weather has been good for sierra snow pack. check that out. >> the highest elevations have seen more

we benefitted from some warmer air compared the yesterday. well into the 60s in most spots. 65 in concord. 66 in san jose. 63 in san rafael. tonight numbers will fall into the mid to upper 40s over the next 12 hours. certainly the big story overnight, the rain will return first in the north bay. on the storm impact scale, tomorrow this is a level one light system. the heaviest rainfall will be confined to the north bay. but we will see ponding on roadways for both the commutes tomorrow. the wind will turn breezy at times, 20 to 30 miles an hour. future weather. let's time out the storm. tomorrow morning, 7:00 in the morning we will stop the clock as the morning klute commute is underway. it looks like most of the issues will be in the north bay with light to moderate rain falling from santa rosa point to the north. it is probably to the until midday into the early afternoon that this system begins to shift south. by that time, say 12:00, 1:00 in the afternoon likely starting to see some showers in san francisco and oakland. in the even as it

air force -- >> won't impact air force readiness? given everything we just discussed? ensure that weo are supporting the national security priorities in a way that minimizes air force readiness. we we have always done given the resources we have. >> i will note that i know you are doing your job and you did not say no. by the fact that you did not say no, essentially you are saying yes. >> i would say the fair answer is i don't know. this is authority that has not been invoked yet. we have not gone through the readiness impact with regard to tyndall. there is one appropriated project there right now for a fire station. to even speak to whether the funding from that will be deferred, that will be something we put into the process. needs $4 billion. youave to repay the money are spending now and you cancel fiscal year 19 projects. you previously asked for those and said they were essential, how does that not affect air force readiness? we submitted their requirements to dod on the auspice is that there may be other resources that they

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air quality across the board. winds, though, will pick up tomorrow morning. look at future tracker wind gusts, and we'll start to see wnds gusting over 20 miles an hour by 10:00, 11:00 in the morning, and that coincides with the return of some rainfall. live doppler 7 along with satellite. you can see our storm right off our coastline, and it is approaching at this hour. so, on the storm impact scale, tomorrow it is a level one light system. the heaviest rain will fall in the north bay, but we will see showers pretty much across the entire region. so we're going to go hour by hour, track this first storm, which is one of two in the week ahead, and that full accuweather forecast in a few minutes, deon. >> okay, sounds good. >>> new details now on a shooting in san francisco. we now know there are six victims. abc7 news was in the fillmore district moments after the shooting killed a man and injured five others. initial reports indicated four victims. police say the man who died was 25 years old and from san francis

and air traffic control system. when it is a large computerization project or anything that involves overseeing lines of computer code, the faa was not very good at it. when we did the 777 review, they said we don't know if the lines are good. i am paraphrasing. we don't know if the code is good, if the code works, if the software is going to do anything. that's not our job. we were looking to see that boeing followed our steps and procedures. that sums it up. it is not just blowing. i don't want to suggest that boeing has done something using the faa like other aviation interests uses the faa. that is the way the faa ro lls. unfortunately in this case a lot of people died. to ask questions, you can call us. for those in the eastern and central time zones, (202) 748-8000. in the mountain and pacific time zone, (202) 748-8001. you can tweak your thoughts @cspanwj. when you hear the president say it takes an m.i.t. person to fly the airplane, what is your reaction? >> it really does. i will chalk that up to the presid

a live look at the flight tracker of 737s in the air right now. no new ones will be taking off some due to land we will talk to gordon bethune, that is coming up. let's get first of all to contessa brewer for an update on all the latest breaking news as it relate ts to boeing. >> today has been a turn jabts of stances when it comes to these max 8s because we saw both the canadian transport minister and now president trump deciding to ground the planes in the air space over both canada and the united states. let's go to the white house where moments ago the president issued the order >> we're going to be issuing an emergency order of prohibition to ground all flights of the 737 max 8 and the 737 max 9 and planes associated with that line any plane currently in the air will go to its destination and thereafter be grounded until further notice >> in fact, we're hearing from boeing now that they are recommending to the faa the temporary suspension of operations of the entire global fleet of 371 737 max aircraft at this point they say they've been in c

how does that not affect air force military readiness? >> we submitted those requirements to dod on the auspice that there may be other resources within the government to put towards disaster recovery. >> i am not sure what that means , but i think we have made a point. >> i think our point here is the air force cannot afford to recover it tyndall inside of our current plans. i think i have to leave the committee with that. we are doing everything we can to keep that recovery on track and maintain the readiness objectives for the air force in fy 19. we are doing the best we can with that. >> please urge the white house to request an emergency supplemental, because it does not make sense to me that you cannot affect military readiness if you don't have one. thank you. i want to thank the indulgence of the committee today. think our witnesses. in conclusion, we really are facing some very significant challenges here presented by the president's emergency declaration. we are concluding here this afternoon. i want to remind members that our n

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chief anderson contributed to the air program. >> here we are on the southeast runway.are in the tuskegee airfield. here is where the cadets came to take the advanced training. they were housed here in the barracks up on the hill. you see some of the old chimneys standing where the barracks used to be. behind the field here was the headquarters. there was the original buildings that was built here at the beginning of the army/air force training program. out here further, off to my right, that is where the fight line was. the planes were lined up all all on their. they had aircraft up there at one time. the pilots would come out and fly. got a chance to come out here and see the land and i got a kick out of it. [airplane engine] this does bring back old memories. flew over here. they would come here to get their wings. most of them did. there was a great desire among a number of blacks to get into aviation. this is the only place they could come to. this is where they had an opportunity to learn something about flying. myself applied back in 1935. -- went 18 when i put i

air crash months ago.eing's response and the fallout for flyers. how it will impact travel. >> reporter: it is spring break season. we are talking a lot of passengers have to check their flight status. the ground impacting southwest, american and united. these airlines scrambling to rebook those passengers from canceled flights. american airlines operates 85 flights a day on these max 8 planes, united, 40 flight today. the max 8 accounts for 5% of southwest daily flights. we are talking about a huge impact. the sweeping action comes after 157 people died when an ethiopian airlines flight crash three days ago. that tragedy eerily similar to the lion air crash last fall also involving a boeing 737 max 8 plane. some experts say planes should have been grounded sooner. >> question people should be asking is what took so long? i am not aware of the situation where the faa waited so long to act in this case. it seems they sat around the table and failed to act in the best interests of the american people because

the two largest carriers in canada, air canada and westjet.his comes after the announcement from transport canada that we will ground all nine andx eight and not allow them over our airspace. you are looking at a big hit for air canada on an intraday basis where it stood earlier. one of the issues here, of course, is thousands of people fly canada. -- fly daily. 9000 to 10,000 people fly a day. they will work to try to sort out new planes, new routes, and help passengers. it will cause turmoil. it leaves us straight to where the faa is. mark garneau, our transport minister, former astronaut and trained pilot, made the announcement this morning and noted one of the reasons canada changed its mind was new information. satellite data that does point to some similarities. he says it is too soon to say, but similarities between the incidents at that you feel be in crash five months ago. it leaves this gaping question of why the faa is not moving and how much pressure there must be on it if it has the same data? like they doks have the same satellit

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ally however the use of the ramstein air base for facilitating. strikes has carried on and this has come in for criticism from human rights representatives i think it is definitely a constant a contradiction that the german government is seeing there the arms sales to the side of the were in yemen have to be stopped in at the same time. do not intervene to stop the drone strikes on yemen via ramstein air base where this court case hasn't played out entirely how the job or family wanted it to they were hoping for a complete ban on the use of ramstein air force for anything to do with the u.s. drone strikes in yemen any german government has said they will look into the ruling they will study it carefully but this can be viewed as an important first step in perhaps looking at the legality of various international legal framework surrounding the use of ramstein air base for conducting unmanned drone strikes in the yemen conflict. president of brazil's been dubbed the trump of the tropics for both the likeness of his persona and his policies so it was

france and the netherlands face off over the future of air france—klm.from london, that's our top story on the 1st of march. a tense meeting in paris between the french and dutch finance ministers after the dutch government secretly purchased a big chunk of airline air france—klm. also in the programme... financial re—charge: tesla pulls the plug on most of its stores around the world and says it will only sell cars online, to help pay for a cheaper model 3. keep an eye on the markets, you're building on an asian rally overnight, despite a disappointing close on wall street. it's been a hectic week of business news, not least because of the brexit debate here in the uk, our economics correspondent dharshini david will be here to help us make sense of it all. also, today is national unplugging day in the us, a day to step away from technology and just relax. will you be turning your phone or laptop off for the day? let us know before you do! just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. if you are doing that unplugging day the one thing you are not to unplug is your t

didn't two thousand and fifteen dozens of children died last august when a school bus was hit by an air raid led by the saudi u.a.e. coalition that same month another hospital was attacked in her data several cease fires have been agreed on yet they consistently crumble. as a war continues into yet another year it's often the most vulnerable who are left to pick up the pieces carcillo poso the young al-jazeera opposition groups in algeria say a call by the army chief to have president abdelaziz bouteflika declared unfit for office doesn't go far enough or calling for wholesale change the military. intervention weeks of protests against beautifully and his backers are. the algerian army breaks its silence it demands the country's ailing president. be declared unfit to rule it was army's chief or staff left in and general. who made the demand but this year in this regard we need to find a solution to sort out this crisis and to respond to the demands of algeria within the constitution and within the sovereignty of the country in order to achieve that consensus and to achieve something tha

plus iceland's budget airline wow air seizes operations stranding thousands of passengers in europe and north america and in the women's champions league german side walls were came up against defending champions new york will have the highlights of a six goal thriller. thank you so much for your company everyone well we start off with a struggle for consensus in britain which is prolonging uncertainty there the british government is hoping to hold another vote on prime minister to. controversial breaks a deal tomorrow but reports say may will be asking parliament to vote only on the divorce aspect of the deal and not the part governing the u.k.'s future relationship with the e.u. or the governments of representative in parliament andrea let's some said parliament first needs to get the go ahead for the vote from the speaker by splitting the vote they hope to secure the support of more opposition m.p.'s the government must pass the word draw agreement to earn a nother deadline extension from brussels. well at today's developments at westminster follow an attempt by lawmakers on wednesda

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the israeli air force struck targets throughout the besieged strip on monday night including multi-story buildings in the heart of gaza city. the first rockets which was a warning was fired then the second and third were fired to the north and east of the building five minutes later the whole building was hit and we didn't know where to go. among the destroyed buildings the office of hamas is political leader ismail haniya and insurance headquarters that israel said housed hamas military intelligence and the building belonging to its internal security all that following a rocket launched from gaza that struck a family home north of tel aviv early on monday seven people were injured. earlier this month hamas said two rockets that landed in tel aviv were fired accidentally is investigating this latest launch i think we have no intention. that it gets to their add to this immediate or to the some homes i think to to direct this to the military targets and there but maybe sometimes they could not do that because they have no technical politicking the. tool to do that. the palestinian preside

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