the administrator of the faa, would serve as the chief of the faa nextgen.e are already seeing satellite surveillance in the gulf of mexico, which gives more precise images where there is no greater coverage. we work in collaboration with the whale and gas industry, and the largest helicopter company in the gulf. technology provides us much better weather ideas, which enhances ap and allows us to fly in low visibility conditions because we know exactly where each aircraft is located. save up to 10 minutes and 100 pounds of fuel per flight because of the greater efficiency. they do that in greater safety. that is just one example. the faa has also partnered with jetblue to quit some of the congestion problems. they reflect our commitment to create public partnerships. we cannot implement nextgen alone. we are going through the air traffic control system and what actions we need to take first to produce the best results. we are working hand-in-hand with oliver aviation stakeholders. this communication is critical because it helps us a line our work with what w

it is a unique partnership between the faa and the airport. for the first time, an airport will be leaving the building of the tower and will be following the direction of the faa and their detailed guidelines for our construction. we are using a design build approach to get six-eight months of the normal cycle and we will be using a formal part during model that we found very helpful and very successful. we are excited that the control tower project will be fully integrated into the terminal complex in both the design and the construction. the tower will fit seamlessly into our recently renovated terminal to, and are soon to be renovated terminal one. the construction job will bring hundreds of jobs for construction workers, engineers, architects as well. we are excited about the job creation aspect as well. we are excited the project will allow us to work side-by-side with our partners, the most seismically sound and technologically advanced air traffic control tower in the world. i would like to know introduced the secretary of transportati

the new tower is one of many efforts the faa is making in san francisco. i want to recognize the western pacific regional administrator that has invested a lot personally, and has done tremendous work on numerous aviation projects right here in the region have right here at this airport. you are supporting an effort to enhance runway safety areas. and as the faa transitions to the satellite based air traffic system, we will have better solutions for the tough problems here like whether related delays and limitations that have occurred because of the short and enclosed space that characterize this airport. as a result, it will have a suite of new tools for this region and many other metropolitan areas across the country. it is a great day in san francisco, this will be of great power when we move into it, and i look forward to having a first-class facility. thank you very much, and thank you. >> thank you, michael. al, my great pleasure to introduce a great leader from san francisco and a great supporter of this airport, mayor lee. >> it is my pleasure to j

and also with our partners in the faa. as you both mention in your closing comments that we've worked with so closely over the past two years of my chairmanship. my fellow natca members are participating, voting, and where the each and every meeting. over the past two years we felt our sessions in washington, d.c. we been down at the university in daytona beach. we been up in new york at kennedy airport and with mayor bloomberg you mention, and even at the bowling complex in seattle recently. and just a couple of weeks we will be hosted by the department of defense at -- to get out and see what is happening across aerospace whether it's education or whether it's a different facts of aviation of we talk about these issues tied to nextgen. natca is engage. natca is committed to i would certainly be remiss if i didn't thank our sub chair over the course of the past two years, tom hendrix who has since moved on, and also steve for the tremendous work. literally hundreds of volunteers working on work groups and task groups has

i was an faa academy instructor.or the iraqi controllers and that was something that i have done for my entire career, so i've done all of those things and i felt i could help. i signed up in a minute. >> reporter: biggio would help train air traffic controllers in iraq, spending nearly a year. mike mccormick stayed through four tours. >> i don't think anyone ever gets over it. september 11th is irrevocably intertwined into everything i am and everything i do today. so it's part of me. >> reporter: "the footnotes of 9/11" continues. up next -- the footnotes who can't forget that face. >> eight months after i retired, i started having psychological problems. at usaa, we believe honor is not exclusive to the military, and commitment is not limited to one's military oath. the same set of values that drive our nation's military are the ones we used to build usaa bank. with our award winning apps that allow you to transfer funds, pay bills or manage your finances anywhere, anytime. so that wherever your duty takes you, us

i was an faa academy instructor.raining program for the iraqi controllers and that was something that i have done for my entire career, so i've done all of those things and i felt i could help. i signed up in a minute. >> reporter: biggio would help train air traffic controllers in iraq, spending nearly a year. mike mccormick stayed through four tours. >> i don't think anyone ever gets over it. september 11th is irrevocably intertwined into everything i am and everything i do today. so it's part of me. >> reporter: "the footnotes of 9/11" continues. up next -- the footnotes who can't forget that face. >> eight months after i retired, i started having psychological problems. capella university understands rough economic times have led to an increase in clinical depression. drug and alcohol abuse is up. and those dealing with grief don't have access to the professional help they need. when you see these issues, do you want to walk away or step up? with a degree in the field of counseling or psychology from capella univ

it is a unique partnership between the faa and the airport. for the first time, an airport will be leaving the building of the tower and will be following the direction of the faa and their detailed guidelines for our construction. we are using a design build approach to get six-eight months of the normal cycle and we will be using a formal part during model that we found very helpful and very successful. we are excited that the control tower project will be fully integd

it was described as much more typical of my experience with the faa. as he you said, it was tracking the wrong airplanes. that was shutting the program done in many cases. the reason that is happening is that you didn't have a real, live testing going on with air traffic controllers. they had engineers doing it. once we had air traffic controllers involved, we had to rewrite a bunch of code. it was a lot. to change the direction we find another problem. we are not implementing it and so that problem continues. or we have a workaround, such as don't touch the abc key and then hit. regardless of who is in charge of this committee or who the faa administrator is, congress has seen how we have success. we want the latest technology and to be very successful because we want the best aviation system in the world. is this piece of equipment making it safer and more efficient in making everybody's job better? >> is from your experience chairing the committee, do you think we have seen a systemic change in the relationship with stakeholders, not just air traffi

what the faa is now saying tonight. >>> and royal exit. london saying good-bye to one of the stars of that royal skit. the queen loses one of her beloved corgis. >>> good evening. great to have you on this sunday night, and we begin here with those images from right here in new york city this weekend. tens of millions come to visit the sites every year, but this you rarely see, not one, but two tornados this weekend. tonight the cleanup is under way as many ask, what's going on? and look at this, the images of the cleanup in brooklyn, new york, and from queens, the tornadoes touching down minutes apart, and you hear about the warnings in tornado alley. some new yorkers actually got warnings on their cell phones from their phone company. not very common that it happens here, and so tonight abc meteorologist ginger zee with the images, the science and forecast for the week ahead. >> oh, my god, look at the tornado. >> reporter: not only is that a tornado, but it's a tornado in new york city. one of two that ripped through queens and brooklyn

the faa investigating. mystery this morning. >>> way too close. an alleged stalker brandishing a pair of scissors hops a fence and makes it to mile yao cyrus' front door, the arrest caught on tape and why he told police that he needed to see her. >>> and taking the plunge. ginger and i take on the biggest adventure yet. jumping out of a plane at 13,000 feet. what the full minute of free-fall is like. we find out if we're really meant to fly. >>> no, in no way want to diminish the bravery of my colleagues ginger and bianna, while they were jumping out of a plane, ron and i were baby-sitting bianna's new son, jake. we have never changed a diaper in our lives. i let ron take points on that mission. >> you do make a good point, dan. my husband peter was out of town. he was calling on jake to see how you guys were doing. >> jake's okay, right. >> jake's okay. everybody's alive. >>> there are other headlines to talk about this morning with elections less than two months away, new revelations from romney campaign, are they losing battleground states they

and the northwestern branch of the faa is also investigating this. megyn. megyn: trace gallagher, thank you. massachusetts senate candidate elizabeth warren painting an ugly picture of the system. why didn't democrats do more to fix it when they held all the reigns in washington. claims that a hacker group has stolen some of governor mitt romney's tax returns. we'll have the details on what this group is now demanding. plus more now from behind the scenes at the dnc. watch this. you're inside the fox news trailer. if is where we prepare for all the shows. this thing is huge over 5,000 square feet. instead of a double wide they say it's an 81-wide. they nicknamed it bertha. they give us direction where we need to sit anchors, here is one bret baier, here is his name tag in case he gets confused across from mine if case i get confused. as we move on you can see they've got everything here, daytime they've got prime-time this is where all the big stars sit, oh, wait, there he is aga again, james rosen big star and also as he's identified himself lowly s

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the faa is says close calls are still a problem on the run case. since 2008 there have been about three incidents every day where a plane or vehicle ends up on the run way by mistake. that's about 1,000 incidents a year. the faa says about a dozen of those incidents are serious enough to lead to an investigation every year. >>> a san jose man accused of poisoning his girlfriend will face a judge today. he brought water containing chlorine to his girlfriend who was at a care facility. he wanted to gain control of her finances was the reason. >>> the san francisco landscaping crew found something big and unexpected. they were digging under the sidewalk when they hit something. the bricks, the concrete, the steel reinforcing bars, and it turned out to be the old city hall that collapsed during the 1906 earthquake. the surgery -- current city hall was that built less than a half mile away was finished two years after the last one went down. >> traffic? >> hello. we're doing well around the bay area. i would say, if you want to get out there and drive a

. >> we got a visit from the faa and the minute the faa guy looked at it he said this is military. >> how did get in their yard and who will take responsibility to make sure it does not happen again? it could have caused serious injury of and hit someone. >> this guy said if this military -- is military, you'll never get any follow-up. you will never follow up. >> i am concerned it might happen again. who could have thought this would happen period? >> the family said that no response initially. they did not -- they contacted their neighborhood newspaper. once the gazette contacted the faa someone showed up to get the part. >> time for a look at the other top stories. we're learning more about an attack in eastern market that put a man in the hospital with brain injuries. we have obtained the police report and it happened early yesterday morning on north carolina avenue. investigators are looking at similarities between this attack and another reason 1. >> john leopold is facing new charges of misconduct in office. county police officers say that he personally ordered the firing of in

>> not a lot, katie, from the faa. they're not talking about any possible hijacking that normally they can tell when there is a hijack in progress because the pilot, the original pilot of the plane has various buttons he can push that set off a code and tell them there were hi jacks but maybe as a matter of security they're not saying anything about that. they did stop all take offs in the u.s. at 9:25 this morning, and then for pilots in the air the question came up what to do about them and they were given discretion to continue onto their destination so long as it was not the new york or washington area or divert to an airport if that's what they wanted to do. i personally i saw the blast at the pentagon, not take place but moments after and i had been at national airport trying to get to new york and you could see the smoke billowing out of the pentagon and i can give you a description of what it is like on the streets of washington. it was quite crowded trying to work my way back here to nbc. they have given not o

the faa has since banned airports from reversing the traffic flow on runways. >>> the ntsb also hopingo avoid more collisions like this one that happened last year at jfk. the transportation board wants to see airlines install ground warning systems on large commercial planes. they are recommending that the faa require things like cameras mounted on wing tips to avoid the collisions. there have been several incidents where planes have collided while taxiing over the past year and a half. the faa has 90 days to respond to the request. >>> police in arizona can now ask suspected illegal immigrants to show me your papers after a federal judge clears the way for the controversial law to take effect. the requirement has been at the center of a two-year legal battle pitting the white house against arizona republicans. a supreme court ruling earlier this summer sided with the state, but opponents had tried once again to block it, claiming it will lead to racial profiling of hispanics in the state. >>> a human rights group says it's uncovered evidence the u.s. performed waterboarding much more

as a result of close calls at o'hare, the faa has taken action. the controllers responsible for those two runways now sit next to each other to eliminate confusion. there were seven near serious collisions across the country and in this case the credit goes to the pilot. >> i took overt pilot action to avoid an error. we got lucky. that's clearly a cause for concern. >> reporter: the faa points out 99.99% of airline operations went off without a hitch. though pilots and pains may wonder if that's good enough. alex perez, abc news, chicago. >>> and still ahead here on "world news," how this family added tens of thousands of dollars to the value of their home with just a few simple and smart moves. it's real money, next. want to try to crack it? yeah, that's the way to do it! now we need a little bit more... a little bit more vanilla? this is great! [ male announcer ] at humana, we believe there's never been a better time to share your passions... because the results... are you having fun doing this? yeah. that's a very nice cake! [ male announcer ]

as a result of the close calls here at o'hare airport, the faa has taken corrective action.rning, and the controllers responsible for those two runways now sit next to each other to eliminate confusion. there were seven serious near collisions across the country in 2011. in this case, the credit goes to the pilots. >> it took overt pilot action to avoid an error. we got lucky. that's -- that's clearly cause for concern. >> reporter: the faa points out 99.99% of airline operations went off without a hitch. though pilots and passengers may wonder if that's good enough. alex perez, abc news, chicago. >>> at least one tornado touched down in a rural area near st. louis. as a severe storm moved through. the twister destroyed an

did the faa break the law by telling its employees how to vote? an e-mail from an faa employee describing a meeting where their supervisor said this. if -- could be looking at as much as a 15% cut in budget and we may be looking at furloughs. in short, if the republicans win office, our jobs may be affected. if the democrats win office, then our jobs would not be. now there are calls for an investigation. i'm joined by dan epstein, executive director of cause of action, whose group uncovered these allegations. good morning to you. >> good morning. thanks for having me nonresponsive this happened in seattle a couple months ago. some of the employees saw it as a red flag. they were wondering if they didn't vote in the way in which that e-mail said they should, they might lose their jobs, right? >> yeah. that's right. cause of action is a group that's out there fighting corruption in government and exposing waste, fraud and mismanagement. and ultimately what we found was that at some point of may 23, john hickey and ray towels, both senior officials

a big valentine's day gift to the drug industry that mandates the faa to open up completely by droney september 2015 at the latest in earlier for a lot of first donations be. and so that is going to -- we are going to see 20, 30,000 drones use here at home in the decades to come if we don't do something about it. well, what is the market that the drug manufacturers see? there are many commercial uses they would like to see a drones, but they are drooling at the thought of 18,000 police stations in this country, all having their own drugs. and so, i mentioned that 30 police stations are already dementing the two strands. you might say this is a time of budget cuts across the board. and police stations, where are they getting the money to pay for these drones? anybody have a suggestion? homeland security to the rescue, taking our tax dollars and go into police stations in vain, when you like to have a drone? here, we'll give you the money to go buy it. to me it is like a drug pusher saying here little girl, would you like to try some of this and getting our hopes on the drones in the o

. >>> the faa is investigating a deadly crash during an air show in iowa.ness said three jets were flying in formation when one veered off and crashed. the pilot was killed immediately. no one on the ground was hurt by the crash. investigators believe high speeds and worn down aircraft parts contributed to the accident. ♪ ♪ do you know the way to san jose ♪ >> you know the tunes. hal david has died. he have one of the writers between popular hits like rain drops keep falling on my head. last year, david news told 4 he wanted to be a journalist but instead became a songwriter. he died yesterday in los angeles from complications related to a stroke. he was 91. >>> and an event today will help mark an important date in american and world history. today is the 67th anniversary of vj day. it marks the ally's victory over japan in world war ii. an event at the world war ii memorial is just getting started. the national park service marked this date with a wreath laying ceremony and the brass quintet will perform as well. >>> drivers in arlington county are seeing

. >> faa is trying figure out out a landing door broke off. from a boeing 767 jet on to a quiet street in washington. neighbors report hearing from a thud. faa high school tracked down the plane but isn't releasing the name of the company yet. lisa is here and i wanted to mention one event going on in city of concord. concord high school is having their second carwash. stop off and drop off a five or ten, i think that is pretty darn neat thing for young people to do. >> lots of sunshine. >> 86 for their high. back home. wind is blowing from roof camera. you see the clouds, mid-50s with good west wind, up to 20 miles an hour. we have fog around the bay but warm temperatures in the forecast. not for the whole weekend, i'll explain next. >> also, hunta virus scare impacts hikers. >> a brand-new dishwasher gets repaired 15 times and still doesn't work. i'm michael finney. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lower cholester

that maintenance can be done in any country far from the eyes of faa inspectors. americans did most of their maintenance in-house and it looks like they're going to go along the route of outsourcing. i think that's dangerous and it's not to be desired. gerri: let's talk about how people rate airlines. who do they like? >> most of the legacy network carriers, they rank very poorly. what we did was we took statistics from the faa looking at time performance and baggage handling and bumping and the best airlines are the new entries, jetblue and virgin america. unfortunately, they don't like very many places. but they were developed in response to where the u.s. airline system is. >> jetblue, alaskan frontier, i think your point dashboard, that is really telling. george, thank you for coming on the show tonight. it's a pleasure to talk you and i hope you come back soon. coming up later in the show, or obamacare broken promises. it shows just how costly the individual mandate should be. next, stock traders are making big bucks. but it is high frequency trading ruining

hickey, but what i took was that if the conservative republicans gained control of congress, the faaould be looking alta 15% cut in budget and we may be looking at furloughs, if the liberal democrats remain, we will have a flat budget. in short, if the republicans win in office, our jobs would be affected and if the democrats win, we would not be affected. is possible that they were laying out facts, if this party's in control, you are in trouble. and if this party's in control, you are fine. >> that's possible. but you don't have to mention politics. you can say, we may suffer budget cuts. and they're officials with aviation safety. no part of their meeting should have anything to do with politics or budget. their focus is what will make america safe. and clearly, that is not what they were talking about. i think it's important to note that not only this is a potential hatch act violation, but if employees thought their jobs may be at risk because of the way they vote, there are election crimes issues dealing with voter intimidation, voter coercion and the fact that john hickey is a

the faa is investigating. >> they're going to look at the maintenance of it and then also whether the airport, whether the gear waxy tended at the proper speeds. >> reporter: it's not the first time airplane parts have rained. last year, chunks of metal peppered a neighborhood with debris. no one was hurt. in florida, the door and stair well from a small plane rip away and landed on a golf course. in 2009, an engine of a d.c. 9 cargo plane exploded on takeoff in brazil. the plane landed safely but bombarded a neighborhood with pa parts. some weighing 500 pounds. >> when you think of the amount of flights we do per day both with the -- there are thousands of airplanes that fly every day and it's rare to have something come off them. >> reporter: back in washington state, john hanson is holding on to a part of the plane's door that nearly hit his house. >> a souvenir. keep it around. see how lucky i was. >>> today, maryland will honor its olympics heroes in baltimore. michael phelps will be among those celebrated. paralympians from maryland will be honored for their accolades. the paral

but the faa also wants to include your input actually.ht. i still buy a book on a plane. nobody can tell me to turn my book off. i can just read my book. >> on charter flights you can keep the cell devices on. so i'm really looking forward to see if there's really an impact. because i've always wondered. really? why do charter flights allow it? 25 minutes past the hour. a couple suing a catholic diocese after the church refuses to sell them a house. why they say it is discrimination. coming up next. ally bank. why they're always there to talk. i love you, james. don't you love me? i'm a robot. i know. i know you're a robot! but there's more in you than just circuits and wires! uhhh. (cries) a machine can't give you what a person can. that's why ally has knowledgeable people there for you, night and day. ally bank. your money needs an ally. there are a lot of warning lights and sounds vying for your attention. so we invented a warning you can feel. introducing the all-new cadillac xts. available with a patented safety alert seat. when ther

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the problem has been traced to a fire at an office refrigerator and faa facility outside of d.c.lames broke out and the radar facility that handle flights to the area. the grounding was put in place at 8:40 this morning. he remains in critical condition. members of his church tells us when he returns, they are planning something >> the church attended by the perry hall high school shooting is preparing a celebration when he returns to worship. 11 news has learned the pastor is working with church officials to plan a day to honor daniel as they raise money to pay for his medical expenses. he was critically injured on monday shot during the first day of class. he is still in the running for >> your insta-weather plus 4 past with meteorologist john collins. >> most of the rain is on the lower eastern shore. a lot of it around richmond where they may have flooding problems this evening. the sun is breaking out in virginia. a lot to the west of us as well. some of the showers today were part of isaac. 83 was the high today. 83 is typical of this time of year. the record was 99 in 1953

but the faa is not talking. here is abc's john schriffin. >> seemed like a regular morning when >> we heard a crash, mysterious object was landing gear door from a 767 according to the faa. but where did the door come from? just moments before it crashed, friday, neighbors described what looked like a cargo jet flying unusually low. >> it sounded a little, maybe it was -- >> distressed. >> vibrating. >> what could have happened in this instance, as the aircraft was coming in to land in seattle, the force of the air on the landing gear door could have torn off a weakened gear door that may have, then led to this piece of metal going into the residential area. >> reporter: back in may, cell phone sized pieces of air canada boeing 777, scattered on to cars near toronto. days before, the main cabin door from a small charter jet landed in the middle of a fairway on a miami golf course. in 2009, a dozen houses and numerous cars in brazil were reported damaged when parts, one weighing as much as 550 pound fell from a c

according to the faa the metal is part of a landing gear door from a 767. they are not sure where it came from. >>> 12-year-old boy is called a hero after steering his family to safety. his dad was having a seizure while driving on a busy road. patrick knew his family was in danger and he had to do something and grabbed the wheel from his father to save their lives. the boy from massachusetts says his father started showing signs of a seizure with his special needs sister in the backseat. >> i pulled it to the side, i turned the key off, i tried to put it in park. i took the phone out of his pocket and called 911. >> police say patrick had helped samantha out of the backseat, put her somewhere safely. his mother talked to him previously on what to do if something happened in the car. >>> a dangerous turn, a boat overturns. >> we will tell you about the rescue that followed. g their own are wonderful ...but add some ham and cheese ...roll them up in some crescent dough and tada, thursday is now... a ham & cheese crescent roll-up wonder pillsbury crescents, l