her current job involves work in arial and satellite photography. >> we use both arial photography andlite imagery to help in analysis. there are two youtube pictures which were taken from a side looking angle at 65,000 feet. we use color infrared because it tells us more about the vegetation on the ground whether it is healthy or whether it is disease. these are in the bay area. you can see the mountains in the background. you can see a little bit of curvature of the earth. >> i think let's see, we have two now. this one is the map of the state of california that shows the places where a satellite path is over. it takes one picture. >> what made you think initially of a career in space? >> there were quite a few. when i was going to school i didn't belong to a very wealthy family. so i really wanted to get a job and go to college and make some money so to speak. they had the space act where they would give students loans if you would go into science. i didn't really have enough money to go to school and my family didn't have enough money either. so by taking science classes and the wh

i also invested in the technology that's inspire these entrepreneurs, unmanned arial vehicles and cross laminated timber aren't just the hot tech trends of the moment. they are brilliant innovations that can't grow without space or trees. two items that rural oregon has in abundance. i believe that by investing in workforce development roads and bridges and innovative partnerships by leveraging the human material and natural resources that once made our rural communities the most prosperous in the state, we have a real chance to tackle the economic fault line that split our state in two. it takes a constellation of approaches and the work of all of us to build a bridge to one another and ensure that our entire economy continues to thrive in every county rural and urban. let me turn from economic health to physical health of oregonians. we all know that good help is fundamental to the well-being and self-sufficiency of every oregonian. i am so proud to report that we made great progress in the delivery of health care. over the past several years, oregon has expanded health care to 95% of

i'll show arial of the dam now. nearly 200 though people were evacuated sunday afternoon after the engineers spotted erosion at head of the orville dam. earlier last week, and then on saturday water began spilling over that dam. if it had spilled it would have resulted in major flooding. folks scrambling to get out of town off of marsville. folks leaving their homes not sure what they are going to come back to. >> we thought we were okay and this all of a sudden, bam glc! t you need to leave. >> according to department of water resources emergency spillway flows have stopped. they will get a better idea of the levdam now that the levels e dropped. details later on that this among. live in orville pete sor rat toe, live in the bay. >>> until the sunrises ands they get a clear view, the -- we want to get perspective of where this is. there's orville dam, and that had previously damage but we are concerned about the emergency spillway that was what they are trying fix with the bolders. the green shading is the towns af

. >> she was most looking forward to seeing the arial acrobats at today's show. ♪ >>> the sights andounds of mardi gras took over for the 33 annual mardi gras parade. fans, beads and bold dance moves were part of the parade ahead of fat tuesday this week. what a day to spend outside. similar weather later in the week. we have your most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> we broke several records across the delaware valley. our weather headlines now include a cooler monday in the forecast with northerly winds but the great news is it will be really sunny all day long. really great start to the work week even though temperatures will be a little bit chillier than we thought today. tuesday the coldest day of the week although temperatures will still be above normal. 45 degrees is the normal high for this time of the year. tracking scattered pm showers tuesday into wednesday. wednesday through friday we trend much warmer and it looks like 70s make a comeback by thursday. so current winds right now we are seeing gentle to light breezes from allen town to wilmington, millville currently 7 m

means and methods that we rely on for our national security are being released to foreigned a never arial governments and -- person to adversarial governments. that's con flated as being equal to each other and it's setting a dangerous precedence in my mind that you're going to have analysts who are assuming that they should reveal whatever information they have access to because they feel that the justified. i'm curious what your response is and the changing environment . host: who want to tack that will one? benjamin: i thought it was well said. this is an important distinction. some what have we're talking about here is policy issues. i do think we're overlooking the fact that much what have we read about today and frankly since 9/11 has been far more operational and technical details, a fascination with intelligence sources and methods, how terrorists are tracked. how counterterrorism operations are done. and there's no doubt that there's a public interest in many of the programs and other pieces of that that has been discussed in the newspapers. we've had public debates on them. we'v

but does arial warfare even matter anymore? who are we fighting in the air in a plane?-- >> i mean, now it seems everything is cyber and remote and drones. i just don't know. is that needed? >> that's a fine point. absolutely, it's needed. >> dishonor the military? i just wonder -- >> no, no. >> aerial combat against who? >> it's a fair question. what are we fighting? turns out right now fifth generation fighters are coming from china and russia and they're both completing flight tests and starting to enter production. the reason this is needed is the threat has been -- while we have been working, the threat has been working and evolved and there's an ever-capable set of airplanes out there that will challenge the f-35 and air force in general. >> tell me this. one hand president trump says he wants to spend a lot of money on defense. on the other hand he complains about how much money he has to spend on defense. he wants more fighter planes, however he doesn't want to pay as much. how does it work out to the bottom line of the companies you cover? >> he wants his cake

now, what is the issue here, this is an arial view of the switch yard, these are critical facilities to supply the clean hydropower that comes to benefit san francisco and what you see on the lower left of the slide is a very steep slope that comes down to the switch yard, the switchaard is that gray area and you can see the power house on the right and there are as a result of the room fire there are a number of additional slope hazards that did not exist prior to the rim fire, namely a lot of the vegetation and so there is not as much supporting roof structures in the slope and we also have a number of rock falls into the area. this shows an example of some of those where we have fallen rocks triggered by the rim fire along the edge of the switch yard and you can see that relatively flipcy fence that is no match for a large rock coming down the slope and so we have boweled boulders bouncing into the fence and threatening the viability of this facility. we also have the trainage issues as a result of the fire where the slope is really not retaining as much water arz it used to and s

now, what is the issue here, this is an arial view of the switch yard, these are critical facilities to supply the clean hydropower that comes to benefit san francisco and what you see on the lower left of the slide is a very steep slope that comes down to the switch yard, the switchaard is that gray area and you can see the power house on the right and there are as a result of the room fire there are a number of additional slope hazards that did not exist prior to the rim fire, namely a lot of the vegetation and so there is not as much supporting roof structures in the slope and we also have a number of rock falls into the area. this shows an example of some of those where we have fallen rocks triggered by the rim fire along the edge of the switch yard and you can see that relatively flipcy fence that is no match for a large rock coming down the slope and so we have boweled boulders bouncing into the fence and threatening the viability of this facility. we also have the trainage issues as a result of the fire where the slope is really not retaining as much water arz it used to and s

now, what is the issue here, this is an arial view of the switch yard, these are critical facilities to supply the clean hydropower that comes to benefit san francisco and what you see on the lower left of the slide is a very steep slope that comes down to the switch yard, the switchaard is that gray area and you can see the power house on the right and there are as a result of the room fire there are a number of additional slope hazards that did not exist prior to the rim fire, namely a lot of the vegetation and so there is not as much supporting roof structures in the slope and we also have a number of rock falls into the area. this shows an example of some of those where we have fallen rocks triggered by the rim fire along the edge of the switch yard and you can see that relatively flipcy fence that is no match for a large rock coming down the slope and so we have boweled boulders bouncing into the fence and threatening the viability of this facility. we also have the trainage issues as a result of the fire where the slope is really not retaining as much water arz it used to and s

now, what is the issue here, this is an arial view of the switch yard, these are critical facilities to supply the clean hydropower that comes to benefit san francisco and what you see on the lower left of the slide is a very steep slope that comes down to the switch yard, the switchaard is that gray area and you can see the power house on the right and there are as a result of the room fire there are a number of additional slope hazards that did not exist prior to the rim fire, namely a lot of the vegetation and so there is not as much supporting roof structures in the slope and we also have a number of rock falls into the area. this shows an example of some of those where we have fallen rocks triggered by the rim fire along the edge of the switch yard and you can see that relatively flipcy fence that is no match for a large rock coming down the slope and so we have boweled boulders bouncing into the fence and threatening the viability of this facility. we also have the trainage issues as a result of the fire where the slope is really not retaining as much water arz it used to and s

now, what is the issue here, this is an arial view of the switch yard, these are critical facilities to supply the clean hydropower that comes to benefit san francisco and what you see on the lower left of the slide is a very steep slope that comes down to the switch yard, the switchaard is that gray area and you can see the power house on the right and there are as a result of the room fire there are a number of additional slope hazards that did not exist prior to the rim fire, namely a lot of the vegetation and so there is not as much supporting roof structures in the slope and we also have a number of rock falls into the area. this shows an example of some of those where we have fallen rocks triggered by the rim fire along the edge of the switch yard and you can see that relatively flipcy fence that is no match for a large rock coming down the slope and so we have boweled boulders bouncing into the fence and threatening the viability of this facility. we also have the trainage issues as a result of the fire where the slope is really not retaining as much water arz it used to and s

it is more muted than obviously the border adjustments in arial but ultimately, we are urging cautionp right now outside of four specific names. david: who is best positioned to weather the storm? john: it depends on what scenario you are looking at. in terms of the border scenario, the companies like nike. ultimately, there are not a lot of brands in the space who could get through that without a significant cuts to their earnings estimates on a multi-your basis. it if you look at -- if you look at who is waning -- who is waning, they are not looking at the wholesale channel. it will be more investments made for brands to go more direct and it will be expensive. david: john, thank you so much. that is john keran. jon: coming up, it is the countdown for president draghi as the testifies under the european parliament in brussels. markets get a significant dose of political risk injected into them. in new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jon: from new york city, this is bloomberg daybreak. i'm jonathan ferro counting you down to the opening bell. futures are a little softer down to 10th of

now, what is the issue here, this is an arial view of the switch yard, these are critical facilitiespply the clean hydropower that comes to benefit san francisco and what you see on the lower left of the slide is a very steep slope that comes down to the switch yard, the switchaard is that gray area and you can see the power house on the right and there are as a result of the room fire there are a number of additional slope hazards that did not exist prior to the rim fire, namely a lot of the vegetation and so there is not as much supporting roof structures in the slope and we also have a number of rock falls into the area. this shows an example of some of those where we have fallen rocks triggered by the rim fire along the edge of the switch yard and you can see that relatively flipcy fence that is no match for a large rock coming down the slope and so we have boweled boulders bouncing into the fence and threatening the viability of this facility. we also have the trainage issues as a result of the fire where the slope is really not retaining as much water arz it used to and so we n