the coast guard had information about -- not only the coast guard, i should say, the coast guard actually teamed up with the sandy hook pilots association, and their pilot boat was really well-equipped to be able to serve the function they were hoping to meet the needs, the coast guard, at ground zero. and so the sandy hook pilots are the pinnacle of expertise of the new york harbor, its waterways, different objects under the surface of the water, different water levels. they had this incredible encyclopedic knowledge that they applied to help mariners who were operating incompletely unfamiliar territories, some of them, coming far closer to shore than they normally would. host: we would bid a video from a u.s. coast guard film they did about the sea rescue that day. this is captain michael day of the u.s. coast guard. >> as i left out that morning, i said to my wife, i told her, i am meeting in the city at the world trade center. [sirens] another plane struck the second tower. there is a little confusion at the time. as one of the towers collapsed we lost the ability to communicate so i

the coast guard had information and not only the coast guard but they teamed up with the sandy hook pilotssociation. there pilot boat was really well-equipped to be able to serve the function that they were hoping to meet the need. the sandy hook pilots are the pinnacle of expertise of new york harbor waterways and different objects under the surface of the water and different water levels so had -- so they had this encyclopedic knowledge they applied to help mariners who were operating in unfamiliar territory. they came up for -- they came ashore at strange places than they normally would. host: we have a video from the coast guard, this is captain michael day about a call for all boats. [video clip] >> i left the house that morning and i told my wife that i have a meeting at the world trade center. another plane struck the second tower. there was some confusion at the time and one of the terrorist collapsed when lost our ability to communicate. i was sent out as a relay to pass information. people were trying to jump into the water to brooklyn and smoke was forcing people off the island

and our team in the air today with the coast guard over louisiana. homes and entire communities surrounded by water. hundreds of thousands still without power. matt gutman reporting on the ground tonight. chief meteorologist ginger zee with the new threat. d.c., philadelphia, right up through new york city. >>> more than 80 large fires burning as we come on the air. states of emergency issued for nevada and parts of california. the caldor fire sweeping into the lake tahoe basin. >>> the alarming spike in child covid cases tonight. more than 300 children every day now being admitted to the hospital. and late word tonight, two teachers at one junior high school dying from covid within the first week of school. >>> in new york city tonight, authorities say the 80-pound cougar taken from an apartment. >>> and the patriots star player cut from the team, reportedly acknowledging covid slowing him down. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this tuesday night. w are following these major storms after hurricane ida, now moving up the co

. >> the cargo ship experiencing a coronavirus outbreak is under orders from the coast guard to stay anchored in san francisco bay to francisco fire boat responded to the ship yesterday and brought 6 crew members to the city for medical evaluation. kron four's maureen kelly has the latest now on those confirmed covid cases. >> here are pictures of the san francisco fire boat responding to monday's 911. call from on board the global striker a cargo ship out of the philippines. the cole saying 19 on board were showing signs of flu like symptoms today. the coast guard says that ship was already on their radar because of covid-19 on friday. >> was notified the coast guard that they had crew members who are experiencing since like symptoms they were already at anchorage anchorage 9 on saturday was when the crews tested and sunday was when we were notified of positive tests monday. 6 were taken to the embarcadero fire station at pier 26 where they were put on board a mass casualty bus and transported split between 2 city hospitals while their symptoms were described as extremely mild by fi

the coast guard has issued what's called a captain of the port order, keeping the ship in place for now. the whole crew of the negative test results for the cap of the court were to be rescinded. >> the other option, the entire crew would be swapped out with new personnel before the coast guard will allow them to lift anchor maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> what was hurricane ida keeping almost a million people in the dark and prompting questions about the days ahead. coming up in a live report. we're going to take a look at efforts to help new orleans recover from the storm. plus the war in afghanistan officially over today. we'll show you how president biden now defending the departure and later cash for criminals. the new pilot program offering money to people to not shoot anyone or be shot themselves will explain. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> welcome back, everyone. tonight, the mayor of new orleans has issued a nighttime curfew in the big easy to prevent looting after hurricane ida folks there

coast guard first learned about the cases over the weekend. >> on friday was notified the coast guard that they had crew members who are experiencing some flu-like symptoms they were already at anchorage anchorage 9 on saturday was when the crews tested and sunday was when we were notified of the positive test. >> 2 of the 6 crew members were admitted to the hospital. the other 4 have been discharged and are now in isolation. the coast guard says the entire crew will have to test negative for the virus before they can set sail again. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news they lawmakers are discussing wildfire prevention. one, many of them say is the key. >> to avoid future disasters. plus, east bay, parents claim their 12 year-old child was beating up at a school. now they're demanding answers from school officials about the matter. and recovery efforts underway after the devastation of hurricane ida on the gulf coast. we'll have a live update from new orleans. this morning. >> on the gulf coast recovery efforts are underway after the wrath of hurricane ida the death toll has ris

. >> coast guard working in the area when police sounded the alarm. >> i realize i need to reach outt guard to tell them the only way were going to get all of these people out of here is by water. >> as first responders rushed to the scene the u.s. coast guard made a radio call to ask all nearby voters for help. >> all available books this is the united states coast guard the evacuation of lower manhattan report to government island. >> and help they did. everything they loaded was up there, within minutes of volunteer mariners converged in a formation there was a private vote. >> there was tugboats, firebirds, police boats, private boats and on the long island county everyone stepped up and brought people home they took him people that were injured. >> new york waterway fairies were some of the first private boats on the scene. >> everyone who worked this company stepped in and pitched in they just started running, they were instructed and got people to new jersey as quickly as you can then as people started to come to the waterfront, hundreds of thousands of people, the whole indus

was notified the coast guard that they had crew members who are experiencing like symptoms they werewas when the crew was tested in and sunday was when we were notified of the positive tests. >> yet 2 of the 6 crew members were admitted to the hospital. the other 4 have been discharged they're now in isolation. the coast guard says the entire crew will have to test negative for the virus before they can set sail again. >> time now is in national news, a strict texas law banning pretty much all abortions went into effect last night and u.s. supreme court has yet to issue a ruling on an emergency appeal. this law prohibits nearly all abortions. once a fetal heartbeat can be detected, which is usually around 6 weeks. in critics point out that's before many women know they're even pregnant. washington, dc correspondent trevor shirley has more. >> well, opponents of the law had hope the supreme court would step in to stop it from going into effect. but that didn't happen. and now those same critics fear the laws novel enforcement approach could make it harder to strike down instead of rel

coast guard to stay anchored out in san francisco bay kron 4 1st told you about the outbreak on board the global striker yesterday at 5. >> today. maureen kelly got an update on the conditions of the 6 crew members taken off the boat to the hospital. >> here are pictures of the san francisco fire but responding to monday's 911, call from on board the global striker a cargo ship out of the philippines. the cole saying 19 on board were showing signs of flu like symptoms today. the coast guard says that ship was already on their radar because of covid-19 on friday. >> was notified the coast guard that they had crew members who are experiencing like symptoms they were already at encourage anchorage 9 on saturday was when the crew was tested in and sunday was when we were notified of positive test monday. 6 were taken to the embarcadero fire station at pier 26 where they were put on board a mass casualty bus and transported split between 2 city hospitals while their symptoms were described as extremely mild by first responders. >> the san francisco joint information center says 2 crew memb

united states coast guard. with the evacuation of lower manhattan report to governor's island. >> and help they did. >> everything that floated was out there. passenger boats and ferry boats, yachts. >> within minutes a volunteer fleet of mariners converged. new york waterway ferries were some of the first private boats on the scene. >> everyone stepped in and pitched in and started running. they were instructed get people to new jersey as quickly as you can and take the shortest route. as people started to come to the waterfront, i mean, hundreds of thousands of people, the whole industry stepped up. >> circle line tour boats became emergency water shut also. >> we went across the river halfway across the hudson, if you looked down you can actually see all the smoke and the collapsed towers and that was just horrifying. >> the makeshift armada made up of first responders along with more than 100 private boats would come to the rescue, evacuating nearly half a million people in less than nine hours. >> god, it

. >> these people are being taken out to a coast guard ship and taken to the mainland straightaway becausehere simply is not enough room for them here on this island. judy: all that and more on tonight's pbs "newshour." ♪ >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by -- ♪ bnsf railway. consumer cellular. johnson & johnson. financial servic firm raymond james. >> supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressing problems. >> committed to improving lives through invention in the u.s. and developing countries. supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just world. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: no electricity, no water, no air conditioning, and a shortage of gasoline. that is what hundreds of thousands of residents of southeast louisiana are still racing tonight, three days after hurricane ida leveled much of the area. and wh

the coast guard has issued what's called a captain of the port order, keeping the ship in place for nowe whole crew of the negative test results for the cap of the court were to be rescinded. >> the other option, the entire crew would be swapped out with new personnel before the coast guard will allow them to lift anchor maureen kelly kron 4 news. ♪ well well well, what have we here? ♪ ♪ a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! ♪ (laughter) halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! >> it's 28 right now. checking on the weather and we've got to clouds and then plenty of sun and blue sky above so we're lucky. we are as we keep talking about here in the bay area. we're lucky in tahoe knots and it's a bittersweet situation with benefiting us right now. yes, certainly not helping out the firefighting efforts up there. we've got john in the weather center tracking it all. hey, john. yeah. it's so hard to talk about our perfect day ahead and just know that up in tahoe, they're looking at pretty much the opposite situation, the same winds that are bring

the coast guard has saved at least one service member. 've been rescued, but they're still looking for 5 others. the helicopter was conducting a routine flight operation went down about 70 miles off the coast. >> solano county's biggest city ballet. is doing something that the solano county health department doesn't necessarily want them boost and cricket charge you more for unlimited 5g. metro doesn't. introducing the big 5g upgrade. just twenty-five bucks a month gets you unlimited 5g and a free 5g smartphone. that's half the price... ...for one line of unlimited 5g smartphone data ...plus a free samsung galaxy 5g when you switch and trade-in. all with the power of the t-mobile 5g network. rule your day with 5g. only at metro by t-mobile. >> 6.20 right now. and we're taking a look here removing it. i was like focus. is it me is a foggy. i'm not quite sure just a lot of focus, but it does show that we do have some clouds overhead. make that i want you to locate in this is what i have. the world looks like that's just so you know, you need

the coast guard says at least one service member. >> has been rescued, but they are looking for 5 othersutine flight when it went down 6 nautical miles off the coast. >> affective immediately. if you're going to the city of vallejo and walking indoors. wear your mask. coming up, i'll tell you about the new law of the land in that city. law of the land in that city. why they're not happy with the managing type 2 diabetes? on it. on it. on it, with jardiance. they're 22 million prescriptions strong. meet the people who are managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk with jardiance. jardiance is a once-daily pill that can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and jardiance lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare, but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance an

the coast guard says at least one sailor has been rescued. a search is now underway for 5 others will keep you posted. turning now to our coronavirus coverage. governor gavin newsom announced today that california has administered 48 million doses of the covid vaccine. that means 80% of all eligible californians have received at least one dose. that's more than any other state during an event in oakland today. the governor said while he's proud of the state's high vaccination rate. there's still a long way to go. this is still primarily. >> overwhelmingly, a pandemic of the un vaccinated. we still have work to do in the latino community. the african american. >> community. >> governor newsom says the state will continue using outreach campaigns. pop-up vaccination clinics and whatever it takes to get more people vaccinated. state lawmakers have dropped a controversial proposal to issue a statewide vaccine mandate. the bill called for californians to show proof of vaccination to enter indoor businesses. it would also require all employees to b

coast guard.he lawsuit claims the coast guard showed lax enforcement of safety regulations and should not have certified the boat for passengers. ♪ anchor: resident is welcoming back his neighbors as dirt -- after they were forced to evacuate. calfire lifted the evacuation orders last night. i am sure people are so thankful to be able to go back home. anchor 2: we were all watching the weather because things are going to heat up. meteorologist: but the good news is that we are looking at paper book conditions for firefighters in the next 24 hours. it is cool right now and the winds are not that gusty. i do want to show you the smoke. you will notice all of the smoke being put out so some is getting entrained in our area with the wind coming from the north. that is why we have been dealing with a hazy sky. here is a hazy sunset. here is our san jose camera -- the sunset was dimmed because of the smoke. the air quality is a moderate for most of you. in sierra nevada, some improvement. south lake tah

coast guard allowed the vessel to operate with substandard electrical and safety systems. today marks the 2 year anniversary of the deadly boat fire. >> the conception caught fire in the middle of the night, killing all passengers and one crew member sleeping in a bunk room. several of the victims were from the bay area. it was one of the deadliest maritime disasters in recent u.s. history. captain jerry boyland is also facing 34 counts of siemens manslaughter. prosecutors say he failed to post a watch person for the night, who could have potentially detected the fire sooner. no comment from the u.s. coast guard. >>> one of the south bay's most prominent homeless in camas is getting cleared out. this one is on a sprawling 55 acre plot of land in north san jose that belongs to apple. >> kiet do was the first to report in this encampment , and he joins us live. >> reporter: i've been covering homeless and can't meant cleanups for nearly a decade, and we see how local governments take months to mobilize and ask, but this is apple we are talking about. they announced their pla

coast guard. enforcement of safety regulations and should not have certified the boat for passengers. ♪ anchor:or:or:or:or:or:or:or:or:: resident is welcoming back his neighbors as dirt -- after they were forced to evacuate. calfire lifted the evacuation orders last night. i am sure people are so thankful to be able to go back home. anchor 2: we were all watching the weather because things are going to heat up. meteorologist: but the good news is that we are looking at paper book conditions for firefighters in the next 24 hours. it is cool right now and the winds are not that gusty. g put out so some is getting entrained in our area with the wind coming from the north. that is why we have been dealing with a hazy sky. here is a hazy sunset. here is our san jose camera -- the sunset was dimmed because of the smoke. the air quality is a moderate for most of you. in sierra nevada, some improvement. south lake tahoe reporting some good air quality. though heavy smoke continues over the region. tomorro

i was the commander of the coast guard. -- i was the commander in chief of the coast guard. pick up people who are in boats or rafts that would cause them to be at significant risk. they started picking up literally thousands of haitian refugees that were leaving haiti. they were trying to get to the united states. in little boats and rafts. almost every asset available to the coast guard on the east coast was sent down to the caribbean to help pick these people up. coming down to the coast guard, someone said what do we do with the people? we try to take them back to haiti and they said they will set up a machine gun nest and mow them down. they could be sent to detention centers in arkansas after the cuban boatlift and no government wants them. the federal government does not know what to do. i go to the state department. see if you can find an ally in the region that will take these people. not one nation in the caribbean or central america said they would take them. what do we do with them? the solution was guantanamo. they were taken to guantanamo and there was a tent c

. >> or the coast guard. >> okay.bably not coast guard. >> unless it was blue and looked like a navy uniform and then it was a coast guard officer. >> whoever. he was tall, distinguished looking man, gray hair. and he came over and whispered in dick's ear. this is other end of what you're hearing. and dick said, take it out. it was the airplane. they had come to dick and that, what shall we do? we have this airplane incoming. it is full of people. we have reports that they may hit the capitol, they may hit the white house. it was a time when we were personally in danger but i don't remember anybody being shaken by that. however, the navy captain went away with, take it out. and then he came back. he wanted to be sure that he had heard right. so again, dick said, take it out. and i remember that so clearly because i understood what it meant. and as karl is saying, my goodness, you have a military aircraft shooting down a passenger airliner. i don't think it is a close ethical decision because if that airliner had gone

the coast guard first learned about this over the weekend. >> on friday was notified the coast guardrew members who are experiencing like symptoms they were already at anchorage anchorage 9 on saturday was when the crews tested and sunday was when we were notified of the positive test. >> 2 other crew members are in the hospital. the other 4 have been discharged and they're now in isolation. and the coast guard says hat all of them are going to have to test negative before they're able to get on and set sail again. >> we'll take a break here on the kron 4 morning news but coming up, the caldor fire is getting closer and closer to south lake tahoe have the latest on the firefighting efforts there to save communities from herndon. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ monitor, check and lock down you money with security from chase. control feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> some 43 want to get back to the breaking news which is in south lake tahoe because that cal-dor fire is moving in. yeah. closer and closer with each morning we've got right now the fire threatening thousand

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putting the coast guard in american samoa.ke to talk about protecting asian americans and protecting pacific islanders but we have 50,000 pacific islanders living in american samoa. u.s. territory. we don't have a coast guard cutter in american samoa. there is no presence in american samoa to protect these americans. if you care about asians and pacific islanders, care about them when they're being attacked by the chinese. there are things we can do that will cause very the money but will send a message to the world. those are the things republicans will support you on. these are the things all of america will get behind. >> even before this catastrophe, the biden administration embarked on a defense spending bill that resulted in real cuts in the amount of defense spending. president trump, 2 trillion was spent on covid. in the first month of president biden, another 2 trillion was spent on covid relief. now there is five chilling dollars more. it is an astonishing amount of money, none of it for defense. what will you tell y

. >> or the coast guard. >> okay. >> but it could be blue, but it could be a coast guard officer in blue looks like a navy uniform. >> while whoever was he was it he was a tall distinguished looking man. and he came over and whispered in dick's here, and dick's ed, take it out. and it was the airplane. and they had come to dick and said, what should we do? we have this airplane incoming, and it's full of people. we have reports that they may hit the capital, they may hit the white house. you know it was a time when we were personally in danger, but i do not remember anybody being shaken by that. but the navy captain, he went away with take it out, and he came back and he wanted to be sure that he had heard right. so again dick said, take it out. so i remember that so clearly, because i understood what it meant. and as carl said, you know you have a military aircraft, shooting down a passenger airline. the i don't think it's a close ethical decision. because if that airliner had gone down in the white house, or the capital. >> this is flight 93 were talking about. >> yes i'm sorry carl yo

right at the time when china has empowered is heavily armed coast guard to used leasable -- gleeful--ful force wherever it wants. it has led to a collapse in trust and a strengthening of military deterrence in the region is welcomed quietly by much of the region, but not by beijing. >> how likely is trying to use this alliance to expand its own military echo -- military? >> there might be calls from the war hawks to increase it. they were trying to join the former tpp. i think china's response be economic. it's monetary account is under than ever due to iron or exports to china. there are other areas that will impact and it will. >> and other response echo -- ? >> it should not escalate to a new cold war. if u.s. intervenes militarily australia will be obligated to get involved militarily because of the deal with the summaries. you could get to a dangerous position and all sides should cool their heads work it out as much as possible. >> i think there is real room to clarify the understanding that we have with each other. there is a tendency for talking past each other here and some o

you could drive three aircraft carriers into the east china sea and it will not deter the coast guard or the maritime militia, so, we are going to have to become much more nuanced and match if we are going to deter. match the capabilities so it has a relative effect. and that is what we have to do. the example you brought up is another great one. they had armor and tanks, not so good against munitions that have a top-down attack capability. you had what you thought was a ready force and capacity, but a complete mismatch for another type of lethal capability that they were just not ready for at all. seth: i think it is worth highlighting, just to push this point further that when you look at russian seizure of territory in crimea it was done without firing a shot. easter ukraine -- eastern ukraine was supporting partner forces and proxies to do the fighting in syria. the russians did not put a lot a lot of ground forces. they worked with hezbollah among other forces, and to your china point, china seized and built islands in the south china -- south china sea. they did not actually go

coast guard.he lawsuit claims that the coast guard showed lax enforcement of safety regulations and should not have certified the vote for passengers. kumasi: fallout from the supreme court's decision to allow a new abortion law in texas. several states are passing similar laws but there's a new legal fight brewing now. andrew da is in new york. andrew: a new legal challenge after texas banned nearly all abortions in the state. planned parenthood filing a restraining order seeking to end the new law's financial incentive that allows private citizens to sue anyone helping a woman get access to an abortion if she is further along than six weeks pregnant. >> the van gets enforced by private parties who consume any abortion provider or anyone who aids or events in abortion. for rape or insist, only medical emergencies. the texas state senator defending the part of the law. >> it is recognizing that the baby is a human life. an abortion ends a human life. andrew: wednesday the supreme court rejected a

coast guard, the department of defense, and the department of justice provided transportation support to transfer migrants out of del rio to other border patrol sectors with capacity. working with the departments of state in haiti, d.h.s. increased the number of removal flights to haiti commensurate with the country's capacity to receive. importantly, usaid has established a $5.5 million program to provide onthe ground -- to provide on the ground assistance to repatriated haitian migrants. nearly 30,000 migrants have been encountered at del rio since september 9, with the highest number at one time reaching approximately 15,000. today, we have no migrants remaining in the camp under the international bridge. migrants continue to be expelled under the c.d.c.'s title 42 authority. title 42 is a public health authority and not an immigration policy. it is important to note that title 42 is applicable and has been applicable to all irregular migration during this pandemic. it is not specific to haitian nationals or the current situation. some more data. to date, d.h.s. has conducted 17 ex

coast guard are going to be mobilizing so that number of people living under this bridge can be reduced, fred, because there's just so many people that are in a very small area under the bridge. >> we're going to come back to you when the press conference gets under way in del rio, texas. thank you very much. >>> in the meantime, the cdc is projecting that the u.s. will see a decline in covid hospitalizations over the next month. but right now, covid patients are taking up more than 60% of the icu beds in idaho. and due to an overflow of mostly vaccinated patients, state health officials activated a crisis care plan allowing hospitals to ration care. a professor of emergency medicine at oregon health and university. good to see you. so hospitals in neighboring washington state are now picking up the slack due to the lack of resources in idaho and this is happening in other states as well. how is this impacting everyone? >> yeah, idaho is also a neighboring state to oregon, so this is very real and personal for us as well. and, you know, it's important to remember in crisis standards of

the symposium provides a dialogue for coast guards to bolster maritime security. with that, we'll take questions. bob? >> thank you. a question for you on the august 29th strike in kabul. was the drone tracked and targeted because of its activities and the belief that it was carrying explosives or was it tracked and targeted because the driver was believed or known to be an isis operative? >> bob, as you know,central command is continuing to assess the strike. i don't want to get out ahead of their work on this. >> you can't say what the reasons for targeting it was? >> i can't speak to that at this time. i'm going to let centcom complete their work and let them speak to what they find as a result of that. i think that's the best course right now. jennifer? >> john, there's two allegations in the new woodward book that have to do with this building in particular. whether general milley inserted himself in to the nuclear launch process. is there anything unusual that you've seen or that is the defense secretary concerned about the reports that general milley insert

coast guard is currently investigating reports of 350 oil spills in the gulf of mexico in the aftermath of hurricane ida. in related news, louisiana officials revoked the licenses of seven nursing homes that sent their residents to a warehouse in the town of independence ahead of hurricane ida. seven people died and 800 people faced squalid, inhumane conditions there before being rescued. a coalition of over 1500 environmental and rights groups around the world is calling for the united nations to postpone its annual climate talks, cop26, scheduled for november in scotland because of entrenched vaccine inequality. climate action network says the countries most affected by the climate crisis are likely to be shut out of talks because of lack of access to vaccines, as well as prohibitive travel and quarantine costs. the coalition said in a statement -- "there has always been an inherent power imbalance within the u.n. climate talks and this is now compounded by the health crisis. it is difficult to imagine there can be fair participation from the global south under safe conditions." meanw

the coast guard, spars, as it was called, which was an acronym for latin nicknames. that was a somewhat surprising fact for most people. because they didn't think that women were in the coast guard or the marines, for that matter. but all this time, they did not have equal status to men. only 1948 when women were granted equality with men in the armed forces. despite the fact that there were 350,000 of them, they were not the same as men. it had to be corrected later on. here are women in the navy. these are marvelous images that are from the navy's history website of women. this is what is called the choke chamber, the air traffic control tower. this is parachute rigging. this is preparing for being on planes and different circumstances and situations. women as air traffic controllers always surprises people. they don't think that women were ever trained to be air traffic controllers. they did these jobs with no problems, we have very few reports of problems emanating from the fact that women were doing these jobs. next slide. here is a very different area of women'