now, an east bay author has found herself atc mo she got an offer of a lifetime, a chance for children's book to be distributed by publishing giants, scholastic. but, it came with a price that she felt was too much to pay. >> reporter: the author of the book to explain to young people about her grandparents experiences in the japanese internment camp during world war ii. but, when she began relating those experiences to the current day, the publisher got a little nervous. the book is titled "love in the library." it's the story of how her grandparents met and fell in love while incarcerated at the relocation camp in the 1940s. >> when i wrote about it for kids, i wanted to provide this example of hope and beauty and the possibility of change, but one that also did not shy away from the truth of what happened . >> reporter: the book was written in 2016 but just this year, maggie got an email saying that scholastic, the largest distributor of schoolbooks in the country , wanted to license it. >> when you want to license your book, is a huge opportunity, it's an opportunity to get your stor

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we'll have delays because they cannot catch up with the atc shortage and pilot shortage in the summerlmost summer now. plan ahead and plan for delays. we're not going to fix this problem for summer stuart: glad we're talking but i have another question, has executive travel, business travel, has it picked up yet? >> business travel has picked up some but united is increasing and i was talking to them and they're increasing some capacity based on business travel and everybody is picking up till 2024. a lot of people are remote workers and doing zoom and that's back here. when it does come back, it won't come all the way back to pre-pandemic levels anyway. stuart: that's fascinating news and the airlines is the premium passenger. >> it's a little bad news for the leisure travelers and they'll likely raise prices and being profitable business travel. stuart: jeff, thank you for being here. much obliged to you. time for the tuesday trivia question, good one, what is the rarest rose color? red, orange, blue, or yellow? the answer after this. ♪ what if buildings could tell you how they coul

atc asked the pilot if he had heard anything about the issue before departure. the pilot responded, no. nobody. maybe that's because the notam system is not designed and a user friendly way. the faa's new federal notam website is a little better, but it does not prioritize important notice to air missions and delivers it in a printed code that is optimized for teletype machines instead of plain english. i will give you an example, as you would know, so i pointed this out. no environmental impact study was done before, but i pointed out the notam from the federal notam system for a flight from d.c. back to my home airport near, winston-salem. it is a 90-page document for a simple flight about an hour-long. if i did not review the list closely, i might have missed the notam for a runway closure in my designated alternate airport. the notam kits buried on page four somewhere in here between 13 other runway and taxiways notam. cher, i would like to ask for unanimous consent that the rethink included in the record. >> without objection. >> thank you. you know, pilots

listen, a friend called me in the atc area , he works as a chief. different people sorry. lady no, it'sngs out. i'm sure not. bye. bye. fiance fiance just returned, immediately called her fiance. i don't know what happened between them. maybe they quarreled out of the blue. tomorrow they will reconcile. they are people close to each other. you almost understand. husband and wife that's it , he himself said almost almost that this is not yet a husband and wife. she is a rare person. if she left this fiancé of hers, then she didn't just leave. she's gone forever. it's better not to find it. constantly on the way there are some problems, that one thing then another one another, you understand? mother with you who surprised putin so much and why our economy managed to surprise the whole world russia's gdp will significantly increase life under sanctions scream guard, russians are details that few people remember, well, where is this good, after all there were events around crimea or ukraine, but the sanctions were already full just to gag, we are the coolest here. now is the time to realize

atc asked the pilot if he had heard anything about the issue before departure. the pilot responded, no. it's a little better but it doesn't prioritize important items and it delivers it in a printed code that is optimized for teletype machines instead of plain english. let me give you an example. i printed this out. the environmental impact study was done before. i printed out the note from the federal system for a flight from d.c. back to my home airport near winston-salem. it's a 90 page document for a simple flight, about an hour long. if i didn't review the list closely, i might have missed the note for a runway closure in my designated alternate airport. it's buried on page four somewhere, between 13 other runway and taxiway notes. so i would like to ask for unanimous consent that this briefing be included in the record. chairwoman cantwell: without objection. >> you can consult other free resources provided by the faa like flight service. that system does have a summary of important note of him's -- notes. that system missed the runway closure on the summa

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there over in the east atc down in the 30 minute. can see where we have that delay along 5.80, the eastbound side there. and i just mentioned clocking out towards a 60 minutes for you there. if you're going to be taking highway 4 to concord, about 15 minutes darya. james, back to you. 9.48. is the time and what to do with the castro theater interior. that is the question. >> after a live music company called another planet entertainment took over and they say they were going to remodel the inside supervisor. aaron peskin says that he will. he's told the company they have 2 weeks to come up with a plan to strike a compromise about how they want to remodel to honor the theater experience. the castro theater was built 1922, it's considered one of the best preserved movie palaces in the entire country. it was designated a registered landmark in 1977, the company, another planet entertainment partnered up with its owners to revamp the site to bring in more business. and this is the companies behind live music venues, also other ones in to

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