one of the man in the car was an ex navy pilot. he said, oh, that's a good idea. you find an airplane and will flight. well, the manager and owner of the agency. he did not feel that he could take the time away from that business. they tried to think of another pilot. the thought about what house it was also an ex navy pilot. he knew him well. bob was my brother. so he became, for that reason, he became one of the two pilots. they found an airplane. it was loaned to them, a new airplane was loaned to them by two men were partners in a aaa amusement company it was called. it was a fourth place airplane. it took up the two backseats in the right-hand seat and put a caught in, sort of a mattress for the off-duty pilot. they took turns, four hours each client. the off-duty pilot can sleep or exercise or do some of the chores involved with the gasoline and oil. so they trained, practiced in and figure out how to handle refueling and have to stay aloft zero weeks and weeks and weeks. they first took off in may of 1949. and they had some engine trouble after just two or

so they thought of bob wood who was an ex-navy pilot, and bob was my brother. he became one of the two pilots. they did find an airplane. it was loaned to them, a new airplane was loaned to them by two men that were partners in a aaa amusement company it was called here in yuma. it was new. they took out the two backseats and the right-hand seat, and they put a cot and sort of a mattress for the off-duty pilot. they took turns, four hours each flying, and the off-duty pilot could then sleep or exercise or do some of the chores involved with the gasoline and oil. so they trained, they practiced and figured out how to handle refueling, how to stay aloft for weeks and weeks and weeks, which they finally did. today first took off in may of 1949, and they had some engine trouble after just two or three days, and so their first attempt failed. and then again in august they tried again, and they stayed up several days, and then they had another major problem. and it was hot, you know? it's really hot here. people said you're not going to try it -- oh, yeah, we'll go u

one of the men in the car was an ex-navy pilot said that's a good idea. you find an airplane and we will fire. or a script the owner of the agency here and he didn't feel he could take the time away from the business. they were trying to think of another pilot and i thought of bob would pass any new would be very well that was my brother. so for that reason he became one of the two pilots. it was fun to them -- as long to them by partners of the tripoli company. this new, took out the back seats in the right-hand seat and put a and for the off-duty pilot. they took four hours each of the off-duty pilot could then sleep or exercise or do some of the chores involved with gasoline and oil. so they practiced and figured out how to handle refueling and stay aloft for weeks and weeks, which they did. they first took off in may of 49 and has had trouble after two or three days. then in august, they tried again and stayed several days and had another major problem. people said you're not going to try to -- yes, will worth school. so it took parts and repairs done

and ex navy pilots, she said when the idea came up, that is the good idea. you find an airplane, i will fight and griffin was the manager and owner of the buick agency that didn't feel they could take time away from that business. they try to think of another private and thought of bob wodehouse who was a navy pilot and he knew would be very well. and he became one of the two pilots. the airplane was loaned to them. and the aaa amusement co.. and took out two seats on the right-hand seat. sort of a mattress for off-duty pilot and four hours each. and the off-duty pilot could exercise, with gasoline and oil. they practice and figured out how to handle refueling how to scale lot for weeks and weeks. and their first attempt failed. and for several days they have another major problem. and we will go up 3,000 feet where it is pull so it to the few months to get parts and repairs done for the airplane and get it ready but they took off on the 20 fourth of august and never touched ground until the tenth of october. they went to phoenix a couple times and raise sup

he was the next eight and 10 ex-navy pilot, he said oh, that is great, that is a good idea. were scriven was the manager and they think of another pilot who is also someone that they knew very well. for that reason he became one of the two pilots. they did find an airplane. it was going to them they took out the seats on the right-hand and they put this in for the off-duty pilot. it took four hours in the off-duty pilot said he can sleep or exercise or do some of the toys as well. so the train and practice and figured out how to stay aloft. which they finally did. >> we first took off in may of 1949. their first attempt failed. but then they saved up for several days and had another major problem and it is really hot here. and they said, oh, we can do this. but then they took off and on an errand they were supposed to go over to san diego and check this out. but they stayed locally most of the time, except for one night when my brother was taking a nap. before when he realized. he said, i don't know, you are the pilot. what we were dealing with was pretty interesting. a frie

she is the widow of tyrone woods, one of the ex-seals, navy seals, who died when a mortar shell exploded on the roof. it is our understanding that he actually survived the initial attack but bled to death because they couldn't get him to the hospital in time. it's absolutely, it's just heart-breaking. >> yeah. and while ab is exactly rife, a lot of these details sort of jump to the forefront starting on sunday and as you pointed out it became very dramatic yesterday but a lot of this stuff had been trickling out for a long time before now. for months. and, starting very shortly after the attack, a lot of little details started to come out. in my book it's their job to take tease little pieces -- these little pieces and follow them and track them down and try to illuminate what did happen, and that is what i think is lacking in this story and has been with the exception of a handful of reporters and that, of course, the more conservative press has been going pa nanas about it -- bananas about it. but that's not a healthy news environment, i don't think, where you just have people doing, y

navy chap lane was named by pope francis bishop's designate. oakland's fourth bishop is nowary. bishop of san francisco. >> dan noyse takes you watching an distract team -- exraction -- extraction team. >> we'll look at >> ama: abc7 news i-team has obtained intern video from san quentin offering a rare look of tactics used in crisis situation. the here's a look at how guards deal with serious threats. >> san quentin state print holding dangerous criminals, serial killers, rapers, robbers, and when they refuse to follow orders, here comes the cell extraction team, six members strong. >> i'll be deploying the pepper spray. >> handcuffs. >> i'll be on the camera. >> one member of the team runs a video camera to document the process and protect the prison against excessive force complaints. the i-team obtain some of those record examination they sew one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. >> i have had coworkers that never left that gate. that never came out alive. >> retired san quentin prison guard jeff evans worked more than a hundred cell extractions also 6'4", 280-pounds, he was usually the first man into the cell. >> so you're there, got your gear on

navy chap lane was named by pope francis as the bishop's designate. oakland's fourth bishop is nowary. bishop of san francisco. >> dan noyse takes you watching an distract team -- exraction -- extraction team. >> we'll look at >> ama: abc7 news i-team has obtained intern video f san quentin offering a rare look of tactics used in crisis situation. the here's a look at how guards deal with serious threats. >> san quentin state print holding dangerous criminals, serial killers, rapers, robbers, and when they refuse to follow orders, here comes the cell extraction team, six members strong. >> i'll be deploying the pepper spray. >> handcuffs. >> i'll be on the camera. >> one member of the team runs a video camera to document the process and protect the prison against excessive force complaints. the i-team obtain some of those record examination they sew one of the most dangerous jobs in the world. >> i have had coworkers that never left that gate. that never came out alive. >> retired san quentin prison guard jeff evans worked more than a hundred cell extractions also 6'4", 280-pounds, he was usually the first man into the cell. >> so you're there, got your gear on, g

ex of a defense department report. obtained by washington post. sources familiar with the defense science board finding confirmo fox that nearly 2 dozen weapon systems appear to have been compromised navy's prier ballistic missile defense system, and pack 3 patriot missile system, deployed to asia amidst rising tension with north korea. marine corps osprey, theavy's new combat ship, but perhaps move worrisome is the design breach involving loceed-martin adnce stealth fighter jet. he said there is a chinese red army, and a blue army. >> which consists of their elite cyber group, that are involved in infiltrating andx fill trading data not just from u.s. governmenn but u.s. companies. >> reporter: china's people liberation army unit 618 is thought to be launching thsands of attacks daily from one city blo according to a consensus report produced by all 16 u.s. intelligence agencies. pentagon spokesman george little tried to reassure american allies, quote, remaintain full confidence in our weapons flat s platforms, the suggestions that there are leaks are incorrect, chinese government balked at the newer accusation. >> we've said many times that cyberattacks are a global technology, since

navy has successfully launched a the first unmanned fighter sized drawn from an aircraft carrier. the ex-47-be completed a catapult launch from the uss george h. w. bush in no. 0, virginia. >> the drone landed at an air station in maryland following an hour-long flight. the next milestone will be lending the drawn back on the carrier. that to happen sometime this summer. >> jody arias murder trial picks up again today. the jury will begin the dental to deliberations, called the aggravation phase of the trial. during the phase, the prosecutors what chest present additional evidence. arias was convicted last week of first-degree murder in the death of a former boyfriend, travis alexander, in 2008. the defense claim she acted in self-defense. if she is given a sentence of death, she will be the fourth woman on death row in the state. >> 423 . let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza outside. will be out with another update on your weather and traffic. [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. at&t u

ex-wife's murder. >> steve: for the first time ever, the u.s. navy an aircraft carrier. that is new. take a look at how psyched the crew is at today's -- that test launch. it's on the george herbert walker bush carrier. the x 47 b is the size of a traditional fighter plane and can reach an altitude of 40,000 feet. looks like a stealth. >> gretchen: yemeni prison who are has been held for more than ten years at gitmo says president obama abandoned him by not closing the prison. he has complained about the inhumane conditions. the suspect has lost a court challenge, though, to his detention. >> brian: forget about the speed pass. go to the front of the line if you are handicapped. we all know that. that's a nice thing disney does. now people are hiring handicapped tour guides. it's reported wealthy manhattan moms are doing just that, having people from dream tours, florida, pretend to be family members. a little girl waited only a minute, while others waited two hours. the black market disney guides run $130 an hour. the man who runs the tour company d

ex program. and that 10-point nudge up today i think is in reflection of that. >> i think it comes down to what they've got in the stores. it is not the target market. your navy blue sweater, isn't that what you picked up? >> not that suit, no. >> softbank is set to tap the market with a new bond share offer. and the move comes just as softbank has granted sprint a waiver to let it consider dish's rival bit. the bank spokesman has concerned the takeover. of course they won't be used to sweeten the offer. softbank stock down nearly 4% in trade. i'll have more on that in the nikkei business report in the next half hour. >>> and apple shares stem investigators say the company paid no corporate income tax and tens of billions of dollars in overseas income over the last four years. >> senator levin's committee says that apple created three companies that were not tax residents of any country in the world. they were in effect stateless. he was joined at the podium in his blistering comments senator john mccain who had critical words for apple? >> apple executives like to boston that they're the highest corporate taxpayer in the u.s., but what they often leave out i