so, kris, if you could run me through -- this week we had smoke in the cockpit, a close call in chicagoin washington. can you help us understand what those three events are, and how abnormal they are? >> sure. so, the smoke event in atlanta, that was a delta flight. after takeoff, the cabin began to fill with this hazy smoke. this is a case where, just because there is smoke, there isn't necessarily fire. what likely happened here is some oil in the engine ended up somewhere it shouldn't be. the air on board the plane is taking from bleed air from the engines, so as it was bringing air into the plane, it also brought with it that haze. the pilots landed the plane within a few minutes of that incident, everybody got off. those smoke incidents, they shouldn't happen, but we see a handful of those a year. it's not an immediate threat to the safety of that airplane. it was going to land safely. >> john: then we got the close call in chicago. >> yeah, this was concerning and pretty jaw-dropping video of the southwest plane as it's coming in, cleared to land, and just as the pilots are about

so this man named andrew, who he actually grew up in chicago, saw himself as a chicago in. and he he called a poor white that's term that he used for himself. and he it was important for how he saw himself. he said he grew up in a working class chicago with people of all racial groups around him. and so he never saw himself as racist. he comes to california, so he also. right. he comes to california as a kid with his family and a series of unfortunate events ends incarcerated. and so when i interviewed andrew, he had served life. and there's a there's a different types of circumstances that led to his release. but he was actually sentenced to but when i interviewed andrew he had many tattoos from inside his time in prisons he had swastika laws on his hands. he was constantly fidgeting. i think because of my position ality and like trying to cover them. but we got to each other well over the course of a few days. and i was to help him be at ease and, you know, in my to it's important to me as a as a research viewer to make people to help people see and feel the humanity of t

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cometido ningÚn crimen y ser todo un equivocaciÓn de los agentes de migraciÓn y la comuna hispana en chicagoo preparÓ viviana Ávila. viviana: lorenzo menta dice que no estÁ de acuerdo con las polÍticas de la administraciÓn trump. >> estÁn separando a mucha familia. o reportera: como protesta por las polÍticas del presidente trump este viernes se convocÓ a un boicot econÓmico de 24 horas. >> vamos a poner esta causa y que es bueno que castiguen a las empresas grandes que se crean poderosas porque tengan dinero. estas empezÓ grandes porque en habido personas pobres que les han comprado. reportera: el boicot econÓmico comenzÓ en las redes sociales. >> obviamente ya cambiamos, entonces, yo creo que ellos estÁn sin que no le impactÓ. reportera: esto tambiÉn se hizo para apoyar negocios pequeÑos y yesenia dice que el impacto del boicot tal vez no serÍa de forma inmediata. >> ellos deben ver que sÍ hemos parte de esta economÍa, pero no es de un solo dÍa. deberÍa hacerse un poco mÁs constante. para marzo se pone un boicot y para abrir se planea otro boicot econÓmicos a nivel nacional grupos hacen un

la comunidad hispana de chicago estÁ al pie de lucha contra polÍticas de la administraciÓn de donaldo preparÓ viviana. viviana: lorenzo me dice que no estÁ de acuerdo con las polÍticas de la administraciÓn de donald trump. >> lo que estÁ haciendo, estÁ afectando mucha gente inocente, estÁ separando a muchas familias. viviana: como forma de protesta por las polÍticas del presidente de donald trump y el retiro del programa de diversidad de grandes corporaciones, se convocÓ a un boicot de 24 horas. >> que se castiguen a esas empresas grandes que se creen poderosas porque tienen dinero, que les demos a entender que esas empresas son grandes porque han habido personas pobres que les han comprado. viviana: se convocÓ primero las redes sociales que algunos dices que ya han eliminado de sus listas algunas empresas. >> hay ciertas corporaciones que no estÁn apoyando, como la coca—cola verdad, ya cambiamos entonces creo que ellos sienten el impacto. >> la convocatoria se hizo para que se pudiera a los negocios pequeÑos, yesenia dice que tal vez el impacto no se vea a corto plazo. >> pero quizÁ

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time now for the weather and in for somara is meteorologist greg dutra from our station in chicago, wlseg: it's march, right, so we are not done with winter just yet. saranac lake getting an inch or two of snowfall, and there is a big old cold front on the way, so enjoy the weather while we have it. the warmth across the northeast and across a good chunk of the u.s. where temperatures are anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees warmer. new york, 57. but look at this cold air pushing in for the weekend and northeast from the upper 50s to the teens tonight. it is going to be a huge drop and very quick, and temperatures drop along with them all the way across the u.s. into the teens. red flag warnings across the >> greg: every time it happens i come in from chicago, the cold air follows me, and guess what, that cold air moving into the midwest for a big hockey game that they got going on, janai. it's going to be quite a change from the 50s over the last couple of days. >> janai: so do we thank you, greg? >> greg: no, you don't. you blame me. all of the blame. right here. >> janai: we thank you for

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wednesday, the mayors of boston, chicago, denver and new york city testified before the house oversightttee on the policies of sanctuary cities. c-span continues our confirmation -- our coverage of confirmation hearings. on wednesday, dr. jay as the director of the national institute of health. and then martin makary. also, head over to c-span.org for scheduling information. or, to watch live or on-demand any time. c-span, democracy unfiltered. >> washington journal continues. host: welcome back. we are in open forum the next 20 minutes or so. we will start with jeff from little rock, arkansas on the line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: doing well. i wanted to mention -- caller: doing well. i wanted to mention it is a sad day. i have never seen such a tagteam bullying. god bless america. host: let's hear from larry in texas, line for republicans. hi, larry. caller: hi, are you there? host: yeah. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i will try to keep it as simple as possible. president zelenskyy, over the past few weeks, he had opportuni

fallon: where they all in chicago? mr. dodaro: i think they were spread around. in any event, that is number one. number two would be to extend the statute of limitations for fraud and the employment insurance program. it is about ready to expire at the five-year mark. congress should do as it did with paycheck protection program and extend it for five more years to make it 10 years. there are hundreds of cases still being investigated that i think need to be -- need to come to a conclusion. dir. patel: is that for these -- rep. fallon: is that for social security? mr. dodaro: unemployment fraud. extend the statute of limitations. make site neutral payments in reality for medicare. if you go to a doctor who is affiliated with a hospital, medicare patient, or if you go to a doctor at a private practice, it costs more for co-pays from the fisheries, cbo's already set out into the next 10 years it would save $153 billion. i've got many other ones that i could be numerate, but those are three biggies. rep. fallon: thank you for your service. i yield back. >> mr. min?