if you look down the front of the jet, the nose gear is off the centerline of the jet so that the gun is perfectly in the front of the plane. i do not actually taxi with the nose gear because it is offset. it has a big, bubble canopy. it is all built for survivability, so the two hydraulic and electrical systems as far away get from each other as possible, so when we exit the hydraulic area one goes this way and the other goes this way. that way, if it takes a bullet, it does not hit both systems at once. bullet, itt hit by a will not cause a fire, because there are no asked papers here to explode. all of my fuel cells can be separated, so that if i was heart of a wing and the fuel is coming out -- i can separate the system so i did not lose all my fuel. missing have come back entire engines or parts of their tail. they can take a beating. is the aircrew flight equipment room. it is like an nfl player locker room. we come in here after our flight brief, everyone is ready to go, and everyone knows what they are doing today. this is where we come to get dressed. my role is due train the

the place where i would call exception of things like this to mosey centerlines negotiation where i think it's important for us to expose those fax in the public forum just because there's a contract for at least that's under negotiation apparently is unsettled. we are awarding money in at this patient will be. it's a little bit important for that to be publicly exposed. >> okay. >> thank you. >> final item, gg review and approval of revision 1 to the 2016-17 dda area plan budget. martha peterson present in. >> good morning executive director mcspadden president james and commission. my name is martha peterson i work with the human services agency budget unit them here before you this moment last for your review and approval for vision number one to the fiscal year 16-17 area plan budget. the net effect of these changes from the base plan budget this year six and-17 is an increase of 238,000 in the area plan budget for new total of $5,000,506,000 . i will of this total 150,000 or six and 46 is from reallocated or increase allocation from the federal government. additional one-time state f

the police say that a vehicle crossed the centerline and hit three oncoming vehicles. several people involved in the crash were injured as well. tonight from chattanooga, tennessee, six children killed in a school bus crash. the school bus was full of elementary age schoolchildren when it slammed into a tree. jay korff joins us from the satellite center. this is so hard working. jay: indeed, alison. the authorities revealed they are taking a close look at speed is being a possible factor in this heartbreaking crash, and the ntsb is sendin out what went horribly wrong. you're the images from chattanooga. a school bus was taking children home from would more elementary school. the school bus lost control, hitting utility pole, and came to rest around a tree. out of 35 students on board, 23 were rushed to the hospital, six passed away. carrying children from kindergarten to fifth-grade. the bus driver survived and is reportedly cooperating with the police. the community is coming together as best as possible under the circumstances, counselors on hand. in donors what the

a pickup truck was west down on solvent, crossed the centerline collided with a silver passenger car and the passenger car collided with the city bus. a -- the passenger car's driver truck transported in serious condition. >>> do we know alcohol or drugs or anything a factor in any of this. >> not right now, we are looking -- we're looking into it . >> the speed of the bus i know it was possibly slowing down approaching the bus stop we don't know how fast how fast it was going. >> we don't know, it was approaching the bus stop have so slowing down, look at the damage between the two vehicles, that's where you can tell the speeds are >>> we appreciate your time. this point the -- the surgeon telling us it looks like a lease between 46 and 48 straight southern avenue will be closed in both directions just past probably 1230 1:00 this afternoon. >>> we have more breaking news to tell you about a man badly hurt after being stabbed. he has the irs officers to thank -- thankfully saving his life, luckily there were officers with the department of revenue close by that were able to spot is

troopers tell us the suv crossed the centerline, hitting the pickup truck head-on. the driver of the suv died and the driver of the truck is suffering injuries. >>> a 60-year-old woman behind bars for charging a bank in st. petersburg. as rod carter shows us, it's one of several brink robberies happening in the last couple of weeks. >> reporter: two and half weeks ago, the tellers at this st. older woman walked into their bank around noon. >> she was wearing a wig and walked up to one of the tellers and said i have a bomb, give me some money. >> reporter: she walked out with $1900. that very same woman, now identified as janice ellen lead, turned herself in.>> we got information that a gun was possibly involved. >> reporter: there has been a string of bank robberies including one in pasco county out wells fargo on fast-moving deputies. investigators say the suspect ran into the bank yelling and acting as if he had a gun. he took off with cash but didn't get very far. the sergeant chased him down. rod carter, news channel 8. >>> a st. petersburg dad probably thought

eight hd line over the crash today troopers tell us the driver of an suv died after crossing a centerline hitting a pickup truck had on. >>> holiday travel is expected to be the busiest in almost a decade. right now southbound i to 75 and hillsborough county is looking pretty good. no major traffic backups heading to downtown. a live look at the scene right weekend long. millions of americans expected to hit the road over the next few days. >>> travelers taking to the skies be sure to pack patients. travelers at northern kentucky international are dealing with an average delay of one hour 12 minutes. la guardia about 27 minutes. other than that the majority of airports are fairly busy but not having any major issues at this point. >>> denver's airport experience delays earlier. mother nature's wintry blast made for there is good news for travelers who have a return trip this weekend out of denver. the next chance of snow not until next week. >>> let's bring in steve jerve be. no snow here just shoveling snow this weekend? >> certainly temperatures on a problem that because we have added m

police say eliazar torres-perez was driving his ford when he lost control, crossed the centerline into on-coming traffic and caused an s-u-v to crash into his vehicle. while investigating they noticed an open alcohol container and say torres-perez was not wearing a medical and was pronounced dead last friday. his death marks the 106th traffic fatality in metro's jurisdiction./// ((paul joncich)) >>> an aircraft carrying a brazilian soccer team that had recently won an historic match - and lifted the spirits of a small town - crashed overnight near medellin, colombia. there were only a few survivors and at least 71 people died. the plane was traveling from brazil, to colombia for another tournament. hena daniels has the latest flashlights in the heavy rain and mountainous terrain. the few survivors pulled from last's night wreckage were rushed to nearby hospitals... as daylight came... scenes from the crash show the damaged fuselage...debris... and workers carrying bodies of victims up the hillside. (tue0115 emergency officials at scene) more than 80 people were on board the charter pla

eastbound ...when he crossed the centerline..hitting another car head on.he was airlifted to the hospital with serious injuries.there were three people in the car that was hit...a 52 year old woman..and 17 year old suffered serious injuries.the third person in the car..a 23 year old man...died at the scene.police say he was ?not wearing a seatbelt.they say alcohol was ?not a factor. 3 now to a developing story--- newly released pictures show... the ?aftermath of a deadly officer-involved shooting? in wauwatosa. pictures of the car where jay released the photos. photos.take a look.these are the pictures we can show you on air.busted out windows... glass covering a child's shoes... bullet holes in the head rest... and a lot of blood.anderson's fiance says.... she had no idea the car would be returned in the condition it was.their attorney says... it's not uncommon for that to happen.in fact-- not cleaning it allowed his investigators to collect their ?own? forensic analysis. star delarosa, anderson's fiance (cg in star) 33.11 it was hard cleaning his blood up. to actually have his blood sea

legal limit but crash investigators found the victim's car crossed the centerline and hit the trooper. the jury convicted him of drunk driving, reckless operation and a gun violation. >>> the coast guard is searching for three missing men. they did not return from a fishing trip yesterday and their truck and trailer are still marked at the marina. the coast guard are using air and boat patrols in the search. >>> at the same time there's still no sign of into the water by a large wave when they were fishing yesterday in gloucester. the other man was able to swim to shore and call for help. >>> the f. is investigating a airplane crash. is 55-year-old man was taking off when the plane crashed. life, so we put on the cold-water rescue suit and i just went in and started swimming towards the airplane to see if there was something we could do. >>we loaded him up into the canoe, made him as comfortable as possible and got him back to the shore. >>he is recovering this morning and is expected to survive. why the plane crashed is still under investigation. >>> on health watch this morning new

police say 29-year-old robert arteaga of northfield died when he crossed the centerline and hit another vehicle on laconia the other driver, a 51-year-old belmont woman suffered serious injuries. at last check she was still in the hospital. in a statement arteaga's family said -- a manchester man is recovering this morning after falling more than 25 feet off his balcony. firefighters say the railing gave way on saturday as the man just cleaned at the gresley residence on chestnut street. they say he's lucky he didn't fall on the cement right below the balcony. >> obviously if he fell on the cement the injured would've been a lot worse but he fell on the lawn area, still a significant fall and he'll be out of commission for a time but the injuries are not considered to be life-threatening. sean: firefighters are working with the building department and the company that manages the building to make sure the proper donations are now being collected for a nashua family that lost nearly everything in a fire. the fire broke out on saturday night at a housing complex on 11th street. no one was

orange lines drains will run every 20 minutes between vienna and new carol ton and centerline trains will run every 20 minutes between the lar goe center stops. residual crowding is expected to have more details on the nbc washington app. back to you. >>> another traffic warning this time in the district. busy massachusetts avenue northwest is going to be even more congested. it will be down to just one lane between dupont circle and scott circle all week long. construction crews will repave the sidewalks between 9:30 and 3:00 in the afternoon each day. metered parking near due month circle is also going to be off limits. >>> in northern virginia there vandalized nearly 30 video ex in week end. police say someone drove around several neighborhoods in alexandria late saturday into early sunday morning and smashed out the windows. they think whoever did it used either a bat or a pipe to do the damage. police also say that the vandals did not take anything from inside the cars but residents say what the vandals left behind is a costly burden. >> some people don't even have those that, y

the place where i would call exception of things like this to mosey centerlines negotiation where i thinkt's important for us to expose those fax in the public forum just because there's a contract for at least that's under negotiation apparently is unsettled. we are awarding money in at this patient will be. it's a little bit important for that to be publicly exposed. >> okay. >> thank you. >> final item, gg review and approval of revision 1 to the 2016-17 dda area plan budget. martha peterson present in. >> good morning executive director mcspadden president james and commission. my name is martha peterson i work with the human services agency budget unit them here before you this moment last for your review and approval for vision number one to the fiscal year 16-17 area plan budget. the net effect of these changes from the base plan budget this year six and-17 is an increase of 238,000 in the area plan budget for new total of $5,000,506,000 . i will of this total 150,000 or six and 46 is from reallocated or increase allocation from the federal government. additional one-time state fun

the place where i would call exception of things like this to mosey centerlines negotiation where i thinkt's important for us to expose those fax in the public forum just because there's a contract for at least that's under negotiation apparently is unsettled. we are awarding money in at this patient will be. it's a little bit important for that to be publicly exposed. >> okay. >> thank you. >> final item, gg review and approval of revision 1 to the 2016-17 dda area plan budget. martha peterson present in. >> good morning executive director mcspadden president james and commission. my name is martha peterson i work with the human services agency budget unit them here before you this moment last for your review and approval for vision number one to the fiscal year 16-17 area plan budget. the net effect of these changes from the base plan budget this year six and-17 is an increase of 238,000 in the area plan budget for new total of $5,000,506,000 . i will of this total 150,000 or six and 46 is from reallocated or increase allocation from the federal government. additional one-time state fun

new york, laguardia airport, the centerline to hudson yards, these are examples of a public sector workingctor and leveraging capital and expertise and bringing it together. bill bratton wrote a great book called collaborate or parish. that is a great primer for the president-elect and his cabinet .he is from the private sector so he truly understands the importance of that. david: everyone is for infrastructure. but then you have to pay for it and now some people concerned congress may have a bit of a resistance to president-elect trump coming in a singly will spend hundred billion dollars or more than that. how can we pay for this as a country without huge deficit spending? bill: there was a quote this morning in your article about infrastructure, and he is a democrat talking about collaborating with the administration to come up with a plan so i think we have to be very careful. there is a broad spectrum of different ways of doing it. we have done a project in the brooklyn neighborhood where release the land from the city of new york so we are making the capital investment. they have gi

the place where i would call exception of things like this to mosey centerlines negotiation where i thinkt's important for us to expose those fax in the public forum just because there's a contract for at least that's under negotiation apparently is unsettled. we are awarding money in at this patient will be. it's a little bit important for that to be publicly exposed. >> okay. >> thank you. >> final item, gg review and approval of revision 1 to the 2016-17 dda area plan budget. martha peterson present in. >> good morning executive director mcspadden president james and commission. my name is martha peterson i work with the human services agency budget unit them here before you this moment last for your review and approval for vision number one to the fiscal year 16-17 area plan budget. the net effect of these changes from the base plan budget this year six and-17 is an increase of 238,000 in the area plan budget for new total of $5,000,506,000 . i will of this total 150,000 or six and 46 is from reallocated or increase allocation from the federal government. additional one-time state fun