two hundred twenty five million of its segregated funds were on deposit at a us bank but then the f.a.a. learned that rather than the two hundred twenty five million that p.s.g. had reported as being on deposit at a us bank just days earlier p.s.g. only had five million and it doesn't end there folks it goes back the n.s.a. learned in contrast to purported bank confirmations submitted to the n f a that sought to confirm the u.s. bank account balances as of february two thousand and ten and march two thousand and eleven there were puerto balances of two hundred seven and two hundred eighty million dollars respectively actual balances. at those times was less than ten million dollars for each one of these months now according to press reports the f.b.i. is investigating this the f.t.c. the commodities futures trading commission has filed a complaint against peregrine financial group or p.f.g. and its owner who you see there mr wasson dorf the c.r.t.c. alleges fraud by misappropriating customer funds violating customer segregation laws making false statements in financial statements does t

broker so that money is sitting in these safe funds account that she is supposedly managing that the f.a.a. is supposedly overseeing their supposedly on hold for the customers they're doing whatever they want with that money we found out they've been spending it they've been losing at a yeah the dalai at now one thing that i want to ask about because you have been in contact with a former employee as someone that you had me speak to we both spoke and he doesn't want to go on camera for obvious reasons but just to paint a little bit of a picture of what was going on with this company and terms of. korat said adèle a what what did he tell you. well he said the internally within p.s.g. it was a very incestuous relationship for example brenda kiper the c.f.o. she was brought on to the company and nine hundred ninety four as a staff accountant she was later promoted to c.f.o. without being a c.p.a. or having any undergraduate study her former job duties involved managing and doing audit and reconciliation on customer segregated funds account so here staff accountant is promoted to c.f.o. of a c

elizabeth cory with the f.a.a. said in a statement air traffic control was aware they had a situation where separation was less than they would like. both planes landed safely and the f.a.a. is investigating. but the incident comes three days after a similar scare locally. on tuesday at reagan international airport, a miscommunication led to a near miss of three planes flying too close. travelers at national today said even though officials said the planes weren't in danger of colliding, the news is concerning. >> if safety requires a higher price, we should be paying the higher price instead of crossing our fingers when we get on the plane. >> many said it's a risk they're still willing to take. >> it's not going to deter me from flying. >> that's what we heard from most flyers at reagan national airport. they say of course these incidents have left them a little more concerned but not enough to stop them from flying. >> new at 6:00 tonight hope for a family waiting a decade for answers in connection with the murd

but a missed communication within a region f.a.a. control facility and the reagan tower caused two us airways commuter planes to take off towards the path of a third us airways jet, which was coming in for a landing. when a controller saw the developing conflict, she ordered the inbound plane with the call sign brickyard 3329, to break off its approach. >> a review of air traffic and radar tapes shows the first outbound plane came within .8 of a mile horizontally and 800 feet above the inbound jet. the second departing plane was a mile farther away. even after those depargt planes cleared the area, the inbound pilot was forced to circle a second time as controllers tried to unravel the confusion in the tower. >> we're cleared at the river back there. what happened? >> standed by. we're trying to figure this out, too, stand by. >> reporter: the incident is a violation of the f.a.a.'s safe operation standards. but transportation secretary ray lahood disputed reports that the jet gnarly averted a midair disaster. >> the controller did e

over the next couple of years the f.a.a. congress has required the f.a.a. to allow more and more drones to be used so we're coming out now and trying to make sure that privacy is protected at this point so you know two years down the line when everybody is already on film all the time somebody isn't over all of a sudden thinking oh we should probably look at this so you're saying that the focus now is regulation because i mean at this point is it just inevitable that drones are are part of our future well congress has said they are and at this point unless congress comes back and says you know where we were just kidding we were going. to revoke what we said before. there's going to be a huge push for them they're making sure they're allowed in the united states airspace there were choir regulations to be loosened to let more of them in so unless we're able to come in and require some baseline protections at this point thirty thousand i think is the number that they're saying are going to be in the air in the next ten years thirty thousand euro thirty thousa

now, the f.a.a. confirms we're talking about flight united 96.o berlin. this all started about two hours ago, about 6:30 eastern time. the f.a.a. is expecting the plane to land at about 8:30 eastern time. it's still burning off fuel circling around the newark area. evidently, there's no problem with the plane now. the left engine had reported to have an issue, but is now working properly according to the f.a.a. now, a federal law enforcement spokesperson tell us that the problem was called when a tire blew into the left engine. however, the f.a.a. tells us it is unable to confirm that information. we have not heard anything at all from united airlines. we don't know how many passengers are aboard the plane. but it is expected to land at about 8:30 eastern time. >> all right. we'll come back to you for more inform fgs. thanks, susan. >>> spike lee has never been one to shy away from speaking his mind. listen as he talks about his church experience as a child. >> i didn't grow up in the church. my co-writer, james mcbride, he grew up in the church.

f.a.a. saying the front of the single engine plane landed in a neighborhood. and saying that the tail that have plane traveled farther hit ago nearby construction trash bin and ended up inside of it. and some of the neighbors say the flames were everywhere and came out of their homes with fire extinguishers and grabbed garden hoses to put out the fire and we learned the plane had taken off with a nearby airport with three people on board and one of them didn't make it and the other two hospitalized now with burns. we have yet to learn what their condition is tonight. police officer had been fired after what began as routine traffic stop in florida and quickly escalated into violence and the dashboard camera actually rolling the entire time. >> and now what? -- hands behind your box. >> i'm not-- fighting you, why are you hitting me. >> harris: did you hear what she said i'm not phiing you, why are you hitting me. she is itted if there's a camera. >> and here is the video that shows the offic

f.a.a. will suspend opposite s. ection the miscommunication over reversing the flow of traffic on led to an ly accident. under way. ation is a solution could come this week to a parking problem that some people are having to the new post office on wisconsin avenue in bethesda. people are parking where they are getting toed. >> if you are heading into the post office, don't park. warning signs say, no parking. security guard to you. horrible. ly i have been going all the way over to democracy boulerd because they have a parking garage and parking lot. >> i drove around and around and around the block and i then gave . customers told us even if you meter, you may have to get across a hectic wisconsin avenue. this is verizon wireless parking. i was in a different store two hours this morning. problem started when the office started two locations. both had parking. a spokesman says the sale of sites will bring in $9 two years. into the agreement had the same as the previous enant. turns out that wasn't the case. negotia

indeed, the f.a.a. is looking at what happen.s the same airport where last year a controller fell asleep on the john during the all-night shift and planes tried to contact him but in answer. back to you. >>eric: thank you, steve. the t.s.a. and the american federation of government employees reaching the first labor deal, ever, to cover 45,000 workers and if t.s.a. workers approve, bo dietl says the travelers will pay. >>guest: after 9/11 they stuffed the t.s.a. with were, security guards and all kinds. there are good, qualified people. my outrage is the fact they are not as professional as they should be. we have veterans coming back from afghanistan and iraq. these are people that are professional. you have to go through those machines and the thank you very much that poofs you and they feel you up, now what will happen, when they unionize, when they do something wrong you try to get rid of them the union will stand behind them. they should have cleaned their house first and then become unionized with the proposals this should

auburn hills f.a.a. all want to cooperate fully with the f.a.a. communication. they want to find out what this miscommunication was all about. >> nobody cares more about safety than the department of transportation. everything we do is about safety. >> and one last thing, shep. there were last lines of defense here. all the planes were equipped with collision ai have dance systems. each pair eyes and big windshield to find out what was going on in front of them. conditions were clear at the time it. >> shepard: doug, thank you. illinois state police say one person is dead and dozens are hurt after a double-decker bus smashed into a concrete pillar of a bridge today. it happened as the bus was headed from chicago to kansas city we're told. 81 people on board. police say 30 ambulances responded along with 10 helicopters. we're told doctors have been treating more than two dozen passengers and that the helicopter crews have flown four people to a trauma center. reports that bus blew a tire before the crash, right? >> yeah, shepard. that's what we're hearing the ini

f.a.a. officials saying a delta flight from phoenix and a small regional jet coming dangerously close to each other while attempting to land last night. one passenger saying that he could see the other plane clearly from his window. and coming days after three u.s. airways jet, at reagan international airport. i'm heather childress. back to you. >> your next airport patdown could cost you even more. the clueded from this deal, which is not about the work they're doing, this is about like vacation hours and work shifts and actually we haven't seen the deal yet. but they're also not included in the deal and you're going to see happier tsa employees. >> well, jonas, usually if you see with unionization, you see wages go up. why wouldn't you here? >> yeah, 'cause going to strike before thanksgiving, i'm sure. when the government took over the private system and made them government workers, you basically asked them to unionize because the government workers-- >> what does it mean to us? >> it's

both planes landed safely and the f.a.a. is investigating. but the incident comes just three days after a similar scare local will. on tuesday, a miscommunication led to a near miss of three planes flying too close. travelers at national said even though officials say the planes weren't in danger of colliding the news is still concerning. >> if safety requires that a higher then we should be paying the higher price instead of crossing our fingers when we get on the plane. >> but many said it's a risk they're still willing to take. >> it's not going to deter me from flying. >> now for a developing story. wild fires are burning in areas around oklahoma city. crews did manage to get one fire contained about 30 miles northeast of the capital. this afternoon the governor toured the charred remains of one neighborhood. >> heart breaking because you know that families are losing their homes they're losing their precious pictures, their memories. and the most important thing to these families is that they have their family members. and thank goodness

starting to happen right now and people are becoming aware that by september two thousand and fifteen the f.a.a. it has to open up our airspace to drones and people are starting to worry about that across the political spectrum so yes once you see them flying up or once you hear about your neighbor who got busted because there was a cop drone or solved marijuana plants or something like that right i'm sure this will be a really big issue and eventually thanks a lot of people because banks for having it. if your goal is to reduce terrorism around the world then drone warfare is the worst way to do it instead here's tom showing another way to end religious extremism across the middle east take a look abraham maslow the famous psychologist once said if the only tool you have is a hammer and every problem looks like a nail right now our government believes our only tool to defeat muslim extremism is a hammer of the military but as we as we've seen this decade military force breeds more extremism it doesn't stop it on the other hand a more effective way to squash this extremism is through education

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f.a.a. has just given their response they will not in fact take part which means many struggling homeowners could in fact drought i want to talk more about this with anthony randolph so director of economic research at the reason foundation hey there anthony i guess first as want to get your take on this decision. oh i am so sorry we cannot hear your audio is not coming through us hopefully we can come back to you right now i know i should mention almost all economic institutions from the u.s. treasury to several others have actually supported the decision and yet the f.h.a. . has not it's certainly been something that a whole lot of people have been talking about have calling for in calling for solutions to just about everywhere you look in this country there are neighborhoods with those signs out with the overgrown grass the boarded up windows and of course this has an impact everywhere let's move on now i guess we don't have anthony's audio there we don't have it yet so let's talk about k

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f.a.a. officials admit the planes did come a mile closer than standard safety regulation allow. the planes were not at risk at colliding. this incident comes as you know just days after three u.s. airways jets collided at international airport. officials there blaming a communication there heart wremplegging new details about the shooting rampage inside a movie theater. that one in colorado that you are well aware of. well, there are now indications that one of the victims, 26-year-old navy veteran jonathan blunk might have died while trying to stop the shooter. he was buried yesterday in reno, nevada. authorities reportedly telling his family and friends that he tried to grab the shooter's gun before ultimately taking a bullet to shield his friend. we are also learning the university of colorado has now hired a former u.s. attorney to review the handling of the alleged shooter james holmes. as you may know the 24-year-old was a medical student there and school psychiatrist claims that she w

the f.a.a. is investigating. and there is an excessive heat warning and fire-ravaged states in the west. a little relief is expected until tuesday. >>> it certainly is a hassle that most don't look forward to, and it is probably familiar to you too. as many as 40 million americans relocate this year, and that hassle is moving. many turn to professional movers to make the relocating easier, but how do you know who you can trust? in the take charge consumer protection segment, i want you to spot bogus movers before they get their hands on your stuff and your money. rodney davis, the senior vice president of enterprise programs for the council of better business bureaus, and he has dealt with this far too often. thank you for being with us, rodney. >> thank you, game me. jaime. >> what are the most common scams when it comes to movers? >> are you dealing with businesses that just pop up. they are not long-term businesses. they are there just to take the money and run. they don't care about their customers or on goin

jets and the company put out a statement saying we are currently investigating and working with the f.a.ato determine what occurred. the safety our employees is a top priority with the customers. and the house of representatives said this is a wake-up call and we need to take a close look at it. >>shepard: thank you, steve, from washington national airport. >> millions across the country are still sweating out the punishing summer temperatures. it has been brutal in many parts of the country. today, it topped 110 in many places, the actual temperature, not the feels-like temperature. and the tropics are firing up. a new tropical depression in the atlantic with forecasters saying it could become a hurricane by early next week. and our chief meteorologist is in the weather center. rick: we have three more days across the plains. look at this. in oklahoma city, 112. oklahoma city, the highest temperature, ever, was 113. today, we could hit that. the central part of the southern planes toward the mississippi river, that is where we will see the index, the weird feels like temperature, around

the f.a.a. is going after americans for more than $156 million for alleged problems with aircraft maintenance. that fine would be six times the previous record, which was also against american airlines. among other things, the feds accuse the airline and its subsidiaries like american eagle of failing to fix wiring on its planes. investigators say american allowed more than 100 boeing 757's to continue carrying passengers before inspecting or repairing them. and american airlines spokeman says the company never operated unsafe planes. firefighters in california finally managed to put out the flames at a huge oil refinery. but a lot of people say the smoke that choked out their communities made them sick. and that is far from the only problem this fire is causing. now the analysts say it could also send gas prices way up. that's tonight from the journalists of fox news on this tuesday fox report. do you want a princess dress? yes how about some cupcakes? yes lollipop? yes! do you want an etch a s

out, the money spent on food stamps environmental protection infrastructure are through the nih, the f.a.a., the f.b.i. veterans benefits and most note a.m.y, defense all together can cost no more than 3.75% of gdp. so what's the big deal? well romney says defense alone requires 4% of gdp. he has pledged that. the way i was taught arithmet tick 4 is bigger than 3.75 f the plans leave absolutely nothing for these critical areas of government spending. okay. let's say they moderate their views and go to 3% on defense leaving .75% for everything else. how much would that be? in today's dollars, that would be $113 compil yon dollars. how much is that? less than the annual budget authority of the department of education alone. the point is, the line budget simply doesn't work. everything else from the justice department to the epa isn't going to just shut down. the numbers they put in their budget just don't add up. as the old saying goes, garbage in, garbage out. if as the right budget dictates, they refuse to let revenues go above 19% of gdp and refuse to realize an aging population will requ

f.a.a. officials say the plane reported an emergency as it approached the airport for landing.d was hurt. no word on what caused the crash. >>> ohio. a wildlife show in cleveland goes horribly wrong. a train are tries to circle around behind an alligator when his arm gets a little too close. >> oh, my god. >> the gator bit down hard applying thousands of pounds of pressure. quick thinking saved his arm and probably his life. >> the idea that he grabbed ahold of the alligator when bit him kept him from being able to roll over which would have caused severe damage. >> the trainer is okay. only needing a few stitches to close the wound. >>> back be to the golden state. a mysterious cry for help coming from an abandoned home. a man stuck inside the chimney. >> somebody is in there crying and sure enough there was. >> police say he hid from officers sweeping the neighborhood for swatters. rescue crews sent a harness down and told him how to put it on because they couldn't get to him. he eventually got it on and they gotim to the hospital. >>> governor mitt romney adding another stop

the f.a.a.ing both incidents. >> fox extreme weather focusing on the devastating wildfires burning in the west. we start in utah. the park city fire is now burning across more than 200 acres. mandatory evacuations are in effect for the surrounding areas. much of the same in parts of idaho, where mandatory evacuations are underway because of thick smoke from a wildfire burning there. authorities ordered 350 homeowners to leave immediately. >> the lightning strike on a sailboat has killed a nine-year-old boy and injuring seven others. authorities say a fast-moving storm on lake superior caught the boaters off guard. they were trying to get off the boat and on a beach when the lightning hit. crews had to use atv's and boats do reach the site which was two miles from the nearest road. officials say that the seven injured victims are expected to recover. >> the 9/11 memorial ride goes to the world trade center site. it began on thursday in pennsylvania where they honored those who died on united airl

the f.a.a.urn back around shortly after takeoff because of smoke in the cabin. this is the second emergency landing at the newark airport involving a united airline flight in less than 24 hours. a berlin bound flight also had to turn around last night because of a serious problem with one of its engines. federal aviation officials say a tire blew during takeoff and flew into the engine. and passengers reported seeing flames spewing from the engine. no injuries reported in either incident. >>> three extremely rare baby tigers in china are expected to be introdud to the public this october. they are cute. they were born last month at the zoo in south china. the south china tiger has been classified as critically endangered. there are only about 100 south china tigers in the country. >>this afternoon the giants look to sweep the padres down in san diego before heading north to los angeles for that big three-game set against the dodgers who trail the giants only by a half game in the division. one o

women, the farm bill, postal reform, the highway bill, faumplet re-authorization and many others -- f.a.a. re-authorization and many others. instead of focusing on winning politically, they should be concerned about governing effectively. they could learn from our outstanding olympic athletes, in team sports like soccer and basketball, people come together as one team. team u.s.a. they've won gold. they've been successful. we could be as well if we came together as team u.s.a. those athletes may harbor rivalries most of the time. they may not be used to working together and they all know when the calderon is extinguished they will once again wear different colors, but right now in london they are all wearing red, white and blue, and they set their differences aside to achieve victory together. we ought to follow their example. republicans ought to follow their example. we have the chance today to be one team and make possible what we agree ought to happen. again, we agree on 98% of the proposal. let's agree on that and agree to debate that on which we don't agree. so i say to my republica

land and thankfully the plane with 173 people on board made it back to the airport safely and the f.a.an is caught allegedly using a taxpayer funded nonprofit as her personal piggy bank. according to the new york post, naomi rivera put her boyfriend in charge of it and saying their romantic dinners were paid for on the taxpayer dime and the alleges one week after it was revealed that ramirez put another ex on the state payroll. $1,000 a week as community relations director at the same time that he had a full-time teacher jobs. she's creating jobs and may be for her boyfriends and illegal, but she's helping the economy in that way. >> thinking outside the box. by the way, naomi, i'm not seeing anybody. (laughter) >> reichmuth, save us, my friends. >> and he's very hungry. we've been talking about the drought for so long and probably talk about it for a number of months across the plains and that's the worst of it towards the central part of the country and around arizona, certainly towards oklahoma, take a look at what's going to happen over about the next five days and this is where the

senator has objected to a simple procedure that we have done many times on transportation bills and f.a.a. bills. and that leaves us the inability to provide the protections for the w

the bill also requires the secretary of transportation, the administrator of the f.a.a. and other senior u.s. officials to use their authority to conduct international negotiations and take other actions necessary to ensure that u.s. operators are held harmless from the actions of the european union. it is time for the united states senate to join the house of representatives and the administration in voicing our strong opposition to application of the european union's emission trading scheme system to american operators. i'm sorry that it couldn't be done today, mr. president, because as i said this was unanimously reported out of the commerce committee earlier this week. we had broad bipartisan support, democrats and republicans agree this is an issue that needs to be addressed, and frankly it's one that i think could be addressed in a very timely way. the longer we wait, the longer that we have american air carriers and therefore american travelers paying into a system that there is no guarantee is going to be used for any kind of environmental improvements in europe.