the inside scoop was that the ceo ceo preference is part of the ceo of boeing. besides building airplanes had two great passion sailing and ballet. chicago was the only one of the target cities or potential cities that had both and lo and behold boeing moved to chicago. the new ceo of boeing must love lobbying because they move to washington now but but here's the here's the issue if in a labor short environment where people don't move much, what's got to be a top considered option? businesses have to move where the workforce will move and this is going to be a challenge for the state of california and for the bay area one that i have no doubt the business community and the civic leaders of san francisco are up for but one that i think requires a laser focus if you look at in-migration. so excluding immigration from foreign countries, many of the other states that are thriving have thrived because they can attract workforce. calif has not been able to attract workforces actually at the bottom of the list of in-migration by the way, we don't have something agains

the boeing, i don't know, those in georgia mold was suggesting we pharma fell great. the web bill. call us. what day was the president zalinski wasn't moments away from signing an economic lifeline. and instead he put the cart ahead of the horse and he bid the hand that is beating him the landscape refusal to seek peace, puts him on the mounting pressure. you can see all steps aside as the us reportedly suspends military aids to ukraine. you should be more appreciative because this country has stuck with them through the chickens and we've given them much more than you are if in europe should have given more than us. because as you know, that's right there. that's the border. the end appears to be nice for the collective west. the republic couldn't distance the us from long time. you're repeating allies of the ukraine. i'm thinking more issues because we explained this out.

they arrived in june a success crew of boeing's new style on a capsule and the technical problems that i would use to ride home on board a space x cross laced this yet. and finally, this bulletin, the aurora borealis has an illuminated skies above canadas, northwest territories, delighting views in the arctic region. scientists have attributes of the light show to a g. o magnetic storm. sure. good by a how full solar flare would that sit for me? elizabeth put on them for this half hour of news. boy cost is coming up next time. i'll just say era the when to induce in from the truth, the fact tag in the balance. he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented. the narrative is being re, re these, choosing to the amplify when voices of silence agendas prevailed. attacks on the press, our next part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions lean control. what has this discussion looked like? you know, right? wing and media circles again, is for 50, is being labeled with the situation. the listening post, the coding, the media analysis era, the supreme court as l

. >> reporter: the faa says the boeing 767 struck a bird after takeoff. incident marks the end of a turbulent week for air travelers. monday smoke filled the cabin of a delta flight leaving atlanta. the next day a southwest flight landing in chicago had to climb back into the sky to avoid hitting a private jet. nearly 3 million people safely fly in the u.s. each day, but after january's deadly crash in washington, d.c., some travelers are anxious. >> a little nervous with everything that's going on. >> these incidents, are they happening more, or are we just now paying attention to them more? >> well, i think it is a little bit of both. >> reporter: cbs news aviation safety analyst, robert sumwalt, says recent incidents are bunched together and appear coincidental. >> if we continue to have these sorts of events, the airline industry will have an image crisis. >> reporter: and sumwalt says even with these random events, flying in the u.s. remains extremely safe. the faa says while bird strikes are increasing, it is rare for them to cause engine fires or f

i boeing was a thing that you did all day long back then. and then just the way the times of change getting through covid was tough on the business. but they managed to survive. the business is owned by or tells family that the property is owned by a trust. >> and the members have chosen to sell that. a couple different offers. >> one, they didn't want to give it a ball, but it just just didn't work out. and so they went with the coming. i just was in the development or tells us housing will be built instead, but he's not sure what type march 31st will be. danville bulls last day of business. after more than 6 decades. >> it's why this post was made on social media to give customers plenty of notice to get their last rounds of bowling in 1000. best part about this place was seen people the time to really shift macon. and the french it you get from it. absolutely. even though the bowling alley will be closing on march 31st, the owners still want bowlers. >> the patron other bowling alleys saying there are plenty to choose from in the east bay

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la administracion federal de aviacion dijo que el impacto dano uno de los motores del boeing 707 y laional de seguridad en el transporte investiga este incidente. la casa blanca confirmo que los documentos confiscados por el fbi en maralago han sido devueltos al presidente donald trump. de momento, se desconoce si entre las cajas tomadas por esta agencia en 2022 hay material clasificado. sin e embargo, trump celebro la decision en truth social diciendo. el departamento de justicia acaba de devolver las cajas por las que el desquiciado jack smith hizo tanto alboroto, refiriendose al fiscal especial de ese caso. empleados del d departamento de educacion, la oficina de manejo de personal y el buro federal de prisiones recibieron un segundo correo electronico del departamento de eficiencia. gubernamental. el correo titulado que hiciste esta semana ? le pide a los trabajadores escribir cinco puntos de lo que lograron durante la semana y lo deben enviar antes del lunes a las 23:59 de la noche. la falta de respuesta se considerara como una renuncia. el ex gobernador de nueva york, andrew cuo

have remained on the station long pause space shuttle for ton arrived in june as the 1st crew of boeing's new stall on a cap. so i'm a technical problem and do you to ride home on board a space ex croft next with this? yes, we will be residing there. and for just the 2nd time in history, a private company is landed across on the moon firefly. aerospace is a mind blue ghost landa touch down on the main facing side. it will now carry out a series of scientific experiments. intuitive machines was the fast private company to reach the main last year savings to land a new cross near the move south pole. and just a few things. that's it for me by the inside. this means i'll be back there just a moment to move the days, names headlines who stay with us. the when did use in from the trees, the fact hanging the balance. he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented, the narrative is being rewritten. he's choosing to amplify. when voices that silence agendas prevail, the tax on the press on x, the part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions lean control. what has t

i or as a debate heats up with washington hitting paws in europe. boeing to boost support. a new pole reveals equally divided settlements among the public. well, a slight majority of respondents from various european countries believe more funds of flow to key of that into the enthusiasm takes a nose dive when they're asked if it's their country that should foot the bill. all right, let's cross now to senior research fellow at the global policy institute, george samuel a, a george hungry has been very vocal about it. support for trumps force for peace. why is this the outlying position among most european states? hungry is the one country that has consistently acted like the grown up in the room from the very beginning of from february 22 on hungary has urge the peace hungry has urged the europeans to go out and try and work something out with the president . putin and hungry has refused to go along with the, the transfer of a more material through its country. it said that they will not contribute anything to the ukraine's arsenal and will not allow it's their true to be u

so there are airliners, i mean, you know, traditional boeings and airbuses that will come up closer to the speed of sound and you're going a bit faster. are you going to go faster than that? or is this the impediment, this, this sonic boom? oh, so today's airliners fly between 75 and 85% of the speed of sound and boomless. we will be able to be 50% faster. oh, that's a lot faster. it's a lot faster. that answers my question. i was going to ask, you know, well, if you're only, you know, 20% faster, is that worth making, you know, an entire airplane over. yeah. no, this is hugely different. let me put it in context. let's imagine we're leaving the east coast. we're leaving, say, washington, d.c. at 8 a.m. we can be on the ground in san francisco, 8:30 a.m, san francisco time. that's incredible. right? now, i mentioned the concorde. and those of us who were, you know, airplane buffs when we were kids, we knew that, you know, the long, straight nose was great for pushing through the air. but when you were trying to land, they had to kind of tilt the nose down so they could see where they w

i boeing was a thing that you did all day long back then. and then just the way the times of change getting through covid was tough on the business. but they managed to survive. >> the business is owned by or tells family that the property is owned by a trust and the members have chosen to sell that. a couple different offers. >> one, they didn't want to give it a ball, but it just just didn't work out. and so they went with the coming. i just was in the development or tells us housing will be built instead, but he's not sure what type march 31st will be. danville bulls last day of business. after more than 6 decades. >> it's why this post was made on social media to give customers plenty of notice to get their last rounds of bowling 1000. best part about this place was seen people the time to really shift macon. and the french it you get from it. absolutely. even though the bowling alley will be closing on march 31st, the owners still want bowlers. >> the patron other bowling alleys saying there are plenty to choose from the east bay in pla

turning now the your headlines, the ntsb is investigating a fedex boeing 767 engine fire after a birde an emergency landing at newark international airport. here you can see the plane if returning toll runway. thank -- to the runway. thankfully, all three people were unharmed. transportation secretary sean duffy says the incident if highlights the importance of having the best and brightest professionals in aviation. he also shared that more than 19,000 bird strikes happened in 2023 with as many as 6% causing damage. >>> with spring break just around the corner, officials many if miami are crooking down on potential chaos. police are enacting the same no nonsense security security measures adopted last year and saying not here to spring breakers looking to get crowd key. >> i say we're a law and orderty, i want miami beach to be the is safest in america. that's my goal. anything short of that that, i'm not going to stop. so, certainly, the measures we're taking not just during the month of march, but all a year round, i think other cities can learn from. peter: the city is warning vis

someone made the comparison of boeing taking forever to build a rocket then it doesn't work.n musk throwing them up every other week until 1 does work. there's something elon brings to the table that is different. i do not think his strengths are individual leadership leadership of the small level. when you send this e-mail out of my opinion you undercut -- property ne needs to be dead whe are the small unit leaders in these organizations that should already be asking these questions? coming from the marine courts keep this type of stuff in house but i'm not in the administration might be other things that play that makes sense it. >> the hour it pulls chess jacs being here we are up alive. >> 11 to ask people to send in 5 bullet points is not asking too much, folks appeared coming up on this jam packed big we can show president trump is a plan to make america the crypto capitol of the world. but first, residents and blue cities are furious far left leaders continue to prioritize criminal and illegal behavior. ♪ nexium 24hr prevents heartburn acid before it begins. get all-da

the strike damaged one of the boeing engines, as you see on your screen. that plane is disabled. they're on the runway. the faa will investigate. fedex says the crews returned safely to the airport. and, of course, this is amid other aviation disasters and near disasters over the last two months. a live look for you now at the white hououse this morning, where it is quiet after yesterday's heated exchange between president trump and vice president vance and ukrainian president zelensky. yesterday's meeting was intended to be a negotiation over ukraine's sharing of its rare earth minerals, but suddenly turned into a confrontation. nbc's julie sirkin was there. what began as a meeting to discuss a historic peace deal that could have ended the brutal war in ukraine, quickly spiraled into a standoff between president trump, ukrainian president zelensky and vice president vance. you've allowed yourself to be in a very bad position, and it happens to be right about from the very beginning of the war. not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having c

this is video of the boeing 767 landing. you can see flames coming right out of the right engine.air traffic control indicates the plane suffered a bird strike right after takeoff. fire crews rushed to the plane after it touched down. nobody was hurt. that plane was headed to indianapolis. officials say the emergency landing caused air traffic to be briefly halted as a precaution, and operations resumed shortly after. rescue workers in peru pulled a toddler from a well overnight. it happened in the region of orellana, about 400 miles northeast of the capital city, lima. the child was taken to the hospital by helicopter. we don't know the condition of the child tonight or how they ended up trapped in the well. a championship indoor football team based in san jose is looking for players to fill the roster. ktvu james torres reports from san jose city college, where the team put on open tryouts. >> about 50 athletes want a chance. >> i just want an opportunity to compete. >> to compete with a professional championship team. the bay area panthers, an indoor football team based out of

the malaysia airlines boeing 777 was traveling from. >> kuala lumpur to beijing. >> when all contactt. 12:40 a.m. saturday. the red eye flight to beijing with 239 passengers and crew on board. among them american. phillip wood. >> an. >> ibm executive. but 1 to. >> 2 hours into the flight at 35,000ft. air traffic controllers lost contact. >> with the plane somewhere. >> over the gulf of thailand. >> so that. >> was the lead story from nbc nightly news nearly 11 years ago. march 8th, 2014. reporting on the mysterious disappearance of malaysia airlines flight mh370. back in 2015, fragments described as definitely or almost certainly from the plane were found washed ashore on the french territory of reunion island and the east coast of africa. but to date, there have been no real answers as to what happened. earlier this week, a new search kicked off in a remote stretch of the indian ocean looking for any additional clues. and a new piece in new york magazine is highlighting why this latest search could be different, and how much of the story we've been told could turn out to be false.

and, uh, hopefully soon boeing will begin regular operations. and of course, these landers are shining example of that kind of a partnership arrangement. so i suspect that this will be how we do things in the future rather than the old way. uh, which, uh, you know, we see efficiencies in this kind, these kinds of partnerships and these, these small commercial companies, uh, are nimble. they can they can pivot. they can move. they attracting a lot of young people, young engineers, uh, you know, high quality talent. and it's exciting. >> yeah. i remember when i was working in south florida before i came to cnn and covering the end of the shuttle program. and the question was, what will fill the gap? what will be next? and i think we're getting our answer with all these companies that are leading the rover lander and these crewed missions that will be coming. leroy chiao, always good to have you. there's much more on the next hour of cnn this morning weekend. ukraine security front and center as european leaders meet in london. we have live reports

been a prolonged stay neither saw coming after nasa announced back in june that it didn't trust boeing'sem home, and so the pair has had to make some adjustments. >> so we wore some clothes for a while, but that doesn't bother us because, you know, clothes fit loosely up here. >> i was trying to remember what it is like to walk because i haven't walked. i haven't sat down, i haven't laid down. >> former astronaut mike massimino is in regular contact with sonny. >> i think the biggest, the biggest obstacle here is the psychological mindset. you know, missing the family, missing the friends, missing the things that we enjoy here on earth. >> now, after eight months, sonny and butch are set to return once spacex crew ten arrives to take over the station. so our sonny and butch are ready to come home. >> i think they probably are, but i don't think it's going to be too long after they're on planet earth to be like, oh, i kind of miss space. >> erin mclaughlin. thanks. and we're rooting for them. that does it for us today. i'm ana cabrera, reporting from new cabrera, reporting from new york.

video of the boeing 767 landing.and the aftermath there on that right engine. audio from the air traffic controller indicates planes suffered a bird strike right after takeoff. fire crews rushed into that plane after a touchdown. fortunately, nobody was injured. and this morning, people all across the music industry and beyond are mourning the loss of r&b singer angie stone. she was killed in an overnight crash in alabama just hours after a performance in mobile, alabama. she rose to fame back in the 70s as a member of the hip hop trio the sequence. but her career spanned many genres and decades. hit solo albums include black diamond and mahogany soul and was nominated for three grammys. angie stone was only 63 years old. >> well, donald trump took office 41 days ago and is quickly changing the political landscape, both here on the home front and around the globe. trump's contentious meeting with ukraine's president zelensky is still making headlines, along with his tariffs, which go into effect on tuesday. here to b

true spent nearly a decade with the aerospace industry at boeing where he was the cfo at the logistics decision -- division. in procurement. which makes him an ideal fit for a position of the act -- sector of dhs. he has a bachelors of science in mba and is joined by his wife betty. his business in government work experience will help troy find success i encourage all on this committee to swiftly confirm him. thank you mr. chairman. chr. paul: mr. edgar your recognize your opening statement. mr. edgar: chairman paul, ranking member peters, members of the committee, i want to also recognize the things in that introduction. i am grateful to president trump and the secretary for the trust and confidence they placed in me. i think -- i think the committee for considering my nomination. i am honored secretary gnome has taken time out of her desk secretary noem has taken time out of her day to be here. the process has enabled me to appreciate the high honor bestowed on me to serve the american people and better understand the critical expectations in the committee -- the committee may have f

the boeing good. i don't know those museum. all we're suggesting we farm fell great bill colors. what day was the a 3rd? he residential, all the curse held captive by the premium. the armed forces are in the process of returning the call to add on the program. the u. s. president stays, there are still with the up still on the table despite the we sent the oval office show dot coms as the wife. hi, stress is time is ticking for a lot of years lensky to start talking peace. i want to see it and fast. i don't want to see this go on for years and years. the said he thinks it was going to go on for a long time and he better not be right about that. this all coalition of the war, and you said you can french leaders to push their chest items pitcher plans about boots on the ground in ukraine, but admit they can't do it without the us. washington isn't exactly rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with tell me your idea of how this turns out. most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later a

i boeing was a thing that you did all day long back that and then just the way the times of change getting covid was tough on the business. but they managed to survive. the business is owned by or tells family that the property is owned by a trust. >> and the members have chosen to sell that. a couple different offers. >> one, they didn't want to give it a ball, but it just just didn't work out. and so they went with the coming. i just was in the development or tells us housing will be built instead, but he's not sure what type march 31st will be. danville bulls last day of business. after more than 6 decades. >> it's why this post was made on social media to give customers plenty of notice to get their last rounds of bowling 1000. best part about this place was seen. people love the time to really shift macon. and the french that you get from it. absolutely. even though the bowling alley will be closing on march 31st, the owners still want bowlers. >> the patron other bowling alley saying there are plenty to choose from the east bay in places like dublin and walnut creek reporting in danv