and when we compare it to outside strikes like mit 17, which was the malaysian, that line shot down arbor, you cry, and quite some time i got that, but appears to be i have a significant similarities. ok, now that there are reports that the planes electronics were jammed. is that something that commonly happens to commercial aircraft, steven? and do you know whether it happened with this one? it is difficult for me. i decide this time now. but what does appear apparent is when i look at the data that's come through the idea space. so this is a communications are effectively like an ad traffic control digital system. but both of pay to have got itself confused with the costs and rush spice because the locations were in china. and that's relatively straightforward because it's from gps data, which is a really weak signal. and you can do, i mean, you can buy a drama on amazon locally and it effectively wipes out the signal on the plains. don't flight fly gps themselves. so i use 19 fifties technology, which was the way you fly towards. so from that that you can, which is totally different to

so, it's really a celebration of what public works does in arbor day? general.te event that we plan. the open house is our version of disneyland. we usually invite students from the city to come and they get to go to the shops we have, they build a planter box, build a toolbox. we have interactive stations where they can see how a light switch works, and so is really an introduction to public works and frankly an introduction to the trades because not only do we have young students come, we also have folks that are teenagers. i believe we had a few college age students come and we have union representation there. so they really do have an opportunity to learn about what it is to work in public works and how they might find an avenue to gain employment to public works. our health fair just happened. an annual fair to give flu shots and opportunity to come in to get a flu shot. we work with dph on it to work with them internally to benefit them. i talked about community programs, but the other prong of community engagement is the outreach and enforcement team. the

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hace 36 anos a un encuentro en la biblioteca presidencial del presidente ford, gerald ford, en ann arbornvitacion era del presidente ford y del presidente carter. juntos a un grupo de latinoamericanos y carter le habia ganado la eleccion a ford. y sin embargo, los dos compartian con un nivel de civilidad, de respeto a los principios, a los valores, a las reglas del juego democratico, que era un lujo estar ahi y verlos como por encima de las diferencias politicas compartian esta humanidad y esta defensa de derechos. luego de presidente del ecuador tuve ocasion de estar con el dos o tres veces. una vino tuvo la bondad de visitarnos en el ecuador tres o cuatro dias antes de que yo asumiera la presidencia, porque el centro carter habia generado una serie de practicas que los gobiernos de aplicar para evitar la corrupcion . y tuvo la bondad de preguntarme si yo quisiera que el gobierno ecuatoriano fuera un ejemplo en donde se aplicaran todos estos controles. asi que trabajamos en este proyecto conjunto que importante. y luego que importante es. >> presidente, le agradezco chisimo que haya est

the points here that lebanese american businessman by side with us to serve as a senior advisor on arbor, middle east, and the fuzz. this is a father in law of trump's daughter. tiffany. trump is also picked. his son in law was found that charles cushioning to serve as us and by said it's a front white honda. as more from washington dc, the president elect has chosen a lebanese american business man. when billionaire beside the bullets as special adviser on arab middle eastern affairs. but alice was very influential during the recent election campaign of being very influential among many are of american groups. who with the solution with what they saw as the bite, and administration's ongoing and questioning support of israel and that's will and gaza. co bullets is a well known business man within the united states. and also within 11 on he has connections. many political connections within lebanon, although he has no political experience whatsoever has was so many of the trans speaks is also a family connection. at blocks is the father in law of trump's youngest go to tiffany, montana.

this is at the arbors apartment complex, which is on pacific avenue. the fire started just before two. firefighters say one unit primarily affected took about a half hour to knock it down. none of the people who lived there in the building were hurt, but two firefighters did suffer some minor injuries. well, after 50 years, the assad family reign of terror is over in syria. the biden administration, cautiously optimistic for the syrian people as rebels freed people from notorious prisons. the search is on for an american journalist who went missing in syria more than a decade ago. nbc's alice barr has the latest from washington. reporter on the streets of syria. jubilation at the toppling of the brutal, decades long assad regime. this father voicing hope his children won't be raised under oppression. we are free. syria. we are free people. reporter the ousted dictator bashar al assad fleeing to russia following a lightning advance by rebels that jolted assad from power after a grinding 13 year civil war. president biden, acknowledging concerns about th

this is at the arbors apartment complex on pacific avenue, not far from college avenue. fire started this afternoon, just before 2 p.m. one unit was primarily affected. none of the occupants of the building were hurt. that's the good news. but two firefighters did suffer minor injuries. also in the east bay, an rv fire spread to a home, causing some serious damage. look at this. it happened overnight on sheridan court in newark. this is near lakeshore park. you can see the fire burning through the home's second story. and the attic again. thankfully, no one was hurt. new at six tonight. boeing is laying off employees in california, including a few in the bay area. the company announced those layoffs today. san francisco chronicle reports over 500 employees from across the state will be out of a job that includes aerospace engineers. boeing says it's part of its plan to cut 10% of its workforce, to refocus its spending. five employees will be impacted in the bay area from pleasanton and mountain view. the company has also laid off other employees on the west coast and in

now, some are defending this last 1250000000 ann arbor bit munitions and weapons that are being directed from the defense department to us. and then the other thing you're saying what it isn't cash. yet, on the other hand, they're also giving more cash to there's a lensky region and some of which is paying for the, for the bureaucrats that compose the key for game. but even if the $1250000000.00 in weapons are an actual cash, presumably to us will replace those and it will cost tax payer cash to replace those weapons. which is why you see the defense industry and those who get their money in congress from the defense industry, still a 100 percent in favor of giving even more to ukraine, despise their loss is on the battlefield. and despite the fact that most everybody recognizes this, this is coming to an end militarily. and it's time for the us to end of the support financially as well. so that he has double done on his criticism of that. and he accusing him of lying to the public. i mean offering a bride for approval of the trains need to big breakfast lava, says zaleski should be wary

i can't eat burritos on arbor day. you eat wood!s not just burgers. 44% of respondents said they want pizza, 38% said tacos, and 34% said chinese takeout. yes, that 34% also celebrates christmas by watching a movie and then lighting hanukkah candles. [applause] sure! it's a miracle. how did the oil last? americans also want to dress differently this year. 47% would prefer to spend the whole day in their pajamas. [cheering] rather than getting dressed up. okay, i want to point out. you want to stay in what they slept in, avoid their families, while eating tacos and pizza? that's not christmas. that's clinical depression. there's other holiday trends on the way out. 28% of respondents said they're open to swapping elf on the shelf. that's fine. based on the look of that elf, i'm pretty sure he's into swapping. "hey. hey. hey, uh, hey, three wise men, my elf-wife and i just noticed you from across the mantle. and, uh, we like your vibe. don't forget to bring the myrrh." what's myrrh? there are also some fun new dating trends this chris

there they they best one of the most helpful going was the ford library in ann arbor, michigan. and because most of the records on the seven down to 1976 election were not open yet. here. and they were open at the the ford library. so i saw in those folks were very good in and all of that. the kennedy library they were very friendly and fact the carter's in the kennedy didn't get along very well they and virginia and i were downstairs i had to check in downstairs when went up an elevator to the to the research room. and i told him i was working on biography of jimmy carter and i really thought they were going to turn me away. but i finally decided now that i was a legitimate person or a researcher, so they let us go in and it was a terribly long and after jackie kennedy had died, jackie kennedy onassis and. so they finally decided they had a collection of a local newspaper on the occasion when carter as president, derek, raided the kennedy library. and so they let me say that the local newspaper. yeah, they were they were it was a good source because local newspapers did have in

arbor, i want to talk about the larger scope here on the issue of security. there was an op-ed written this week by former republican and democratic senate counsel who used to deal with fbi background checks. that is noah bookbinder. they write this. at a time when there are fewer and fewer meaningful checks on presidential power, the need for rigorous senate consideration of nominees is all the more important. without it, the president and his appointees can run roughshod over the government at over americans lies with no in challenging them. to prevent this, the senate, across party lines, must make clear that, as is been the case for years, it will not consider nominations without an fbi background check. listen, with these latest hegseth revelations, after the matt gaetz situation where he bowed out due to his indiscretions, will the senate, you think, feel that they need to have that fbi background check? are they going to say we trust the trump administration to do their own homework? >> the big picture right here is that the main check on presidential

he did vfr adventure for america with, you know, an entrepreneurial ann arbor and he is a musician, too. that's why he was schooled and unschooled. so he's just like it out. i mean, he's d right now. so, like, we set that trend. so why now keep going with that. there are other ways. well, i was wondering how you feel about i feel like he's doing great. like he's actually here out there somewhere. he might even be in this room. he just went there, you know, he's he's a writer. he's finished doing the artist's way on his own. he's getting into his music again. he saved all his money when he was. so he's got a little nest egg. so i think he's and he's very conscious of the financial aspect because we're in holistic medicine. so integrative medicine and psychiatry and wellness and health and emotion and all that. so he's like, where your financial wellness guys. so he got so he's that can because we didn't so that's a great interesting something be sure he her book. yeah yeah i was going to say that what that brought up for me too is another thing about the younger generation is we often he

last april the ann arbor world economy summit we brought together seven biden administration cabinetries and dozens of thought leaders and academics and over 3000 delegates. the fall edition is slightly smaller and centered on four sessions . producing these events requires both a village of talented people, but also commercial partners and corporate partners that are committed to this mission of independent journalism, so i would like to think and express our deepest gratitude to the boston consulting group for the key partnership for this morning's session, but also think bank of america, standard bank group, visa, and genesis as well. we will kickoff with a fascinating partner session with wendy woods. the vice chair of social impact finance sustainability and the managing director and senior partner at boston consulting group, so please let me know welcoming her onstage. good to see you. thank you. so we are just talking in the green room. wendy woods is the vice chair globally of the boston consulting group's climate and sustainability practice. i said how many harvard and stanf

. >> when arbor glen to get rid of single use plastic. >> was my favorite topic.d the first walked in the door, got to get me to this blue plastic cups that are on board and it sure many of you have sampled yourself. today they are still there i'm really embarrassed to say but it's an interesting and complex example of just how about intention policies can really dilute progress. what i mean by that is today for united there's at least 30, 35 different countries with different single use plastic regulations we have to comply with. we fly to two other countries. where global per we go everywhere. you can't buy a cup to get me to sync port and a different cup to given to japan at a different cup -- you did to make sure were hitting all the relations across which is been very difficult. we're making progress. i'm excited about the future but you need to make sure there is couple mitchard policies out there, otherwise folks like us that a multinational are sort of stock. inertia is not acceptable anymore and so we are trying to work through, educate policymakers to ma

but there also things that last saturday at home i sat with a group of people in ann arbor. a young man who voted for trump who said to me democrats didn't take seriously the discussion about the cost of a dozen eggs. that really matters to somebody like me who is 27 and can't make enough money. and now he's saying it's hard to lower the costs. we are going to work to lower those grocery prices. we've been doing it and we're going to continue to do it. he talks about we're not going to let people defund public services like veterans care or take care of her kids, or what seniors rely on. in his most recent is a story about privatizing the post office which would hurt world americans the most. and especially seniors and others who depend upon the united states postal service to deliver their medication. i'm going to ask him, is the agenda we are hearing right now the agenda that works for everyday working men and women? house republicans want to give tax breaks, but who's going to get the tax breaks? those everyday working men and women we're going to fight for? they will giv

seven-figure payday, approximately $15 million he could earn in total from endorsements by showing up in ann arborur times a week before class. it's just the stuff that you used to suspect was happening, but now even more of a caricature. if you don't like this, i understand t but because it's capitalism it's -- it's the market speaking. >> it's basically a booster can function like the owner of a pro sports team and whoever has the most money has the best chance of getting the kid who is going to be the person deciding the crazy 12-team bracket next year. >> imagine putting your backpack on from school and tom brady is calling you, saying, hey, man, we need you to go to michigan. >> and you're playing coy. i don't know. i don't know, tom. >> before we let you go, because we've done way too much sports for mika's liking. juan soto, espn is reporting that a decision is imminent, could be in the next couple of days or around these winter meetings for major league baseball. mets, yankees in the mix, red sox in the mix, blue jays reported to be in the mix, long shot dodgers, they're already paying som

host: craig nelson's book, " pearl arbor: from infamy to greatness." thank you for joining us on this december 7, the anniversary of the attack guest: on pearl harbor. guest:thank you. host: that will do it for us this morning. we will be back here tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern . we will take you to