. >> reporter: i spoke with aviation accident expert roland hewitt. on each climb to high altitude, air pressure, 2 tons per square foot pushes out from inside the cabin, then relaxes on descent. that's one. records show the jet had an unusually high number of cycles, 39,000. that's one for about every hour, 10 minutes of flight time. experts say 737s are favorites of short haul airlines and so are more prone to this problem. >> their airplanes have more of short hops and therefore they accumulate more cycles. >> reporter: two decades ago, the roof ripped off a stress fatigued alaw hoe airline 737, a flight attendant was sucked to her death, 65 other people injured. a china air 737 crashed nine years ago killing 225. the faa fined southwest three years ago for failing to inspect for fuselage cracks. despite new cracks found on some other southwest planes, hewitt says failures are rare. >> they will happen, they don't have catastrophe consequences. >> reporter: hewitt says he fully expects the faa will soon require more thorough and more frequent inspe

yesterday, they interviewed a guy named james hewitt who was supposedly princess di's lover.g he's not invited to the wedding. why they chose to interview him, i don't know. the idea was to get royal insight. >> there is one man who knows through with the royals. her former lover, james hewitt. >> our new interview from the south of spain. >> any regrets about that? >> i'm not proud of having a relationship with a married woman, no. >> plus -- what happened to his face? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what happened to yours? i don't know. hi, james, mary hart here. you know, the royal wedding is coming up. i would love to talk to you about having sex with the dead mother of the groom? and, maybe if we have time, you can let us know what happened to your face. 2:00, wonderful. wonderful. never a good sign when people are asking what happened to your face. the interview itself was exceptionally informative. >> hewitt has been hounded by the paparazzi over the years on one particular subject. prince harry. and coming up, we ask the question everyone wants answered. >> i'm wondering, jame

it gives me goose bumps that one of your relatives is actually james hewitt. that's amazing. i give the walking tour a few weeks ago. this is really amazing. so my question is, where it was the scroll located? >> on lawrence st. which was one block parallel to thompson. >> laguardia now. >> yes. >> okay. patrick reasons engraving shop on bonds street, to you have an address for that? >> it is in my book. i think it is 50 something. >> yes. >> yes. and that would have been approximately what year? >> that would have been the 50's. again, it is in the book. >> great. >> he moved to cleveland after. i'm not sure whether he ever comes back. he is in cleveland in the 1860's. he comes back to visit, but not to left. so i would say in the 1850's. i'm pretty sure it's the 1850's. >> thank you so much. >> yeah. >> i don't remember if you mentioned how long it took you from the day you decided to do this until the actual book came out, but i'm sure you went through such an up and down escalator of the motions. how did you know when you were all done? how did you feel when you were fini

. >> reporter: i spoke with expert roylan hewitt, air pressure, 2 tons per square- foot pushes out and then relaxes in one cycle. the jet had an unusually high number of cycles, 39,000. that is one for about every one hour 10 minutes of flight time. experts say that 730 sevens are favorites and are more prone to this problem. >> they accumulate more cycles. >> two decades ago the roof ripped off and aloha airlines 737, a flight attendant was sucked to her death. a china air 737 crashed, killing 225. the faa fined southwest three years ago for failing to inspect the fuselage cracks. huyett says failures are rare. >> they will happen. >> reporter: he expects the faa will require thorough and more frequent inspections on airliners. >>> a former star for the golden state warriors will be inducted into the basketball hall of fame. he and nine others were elected to day. he was a standout at st. john's before being drafted by the warriors in 1985. among others are stanford women's basketball coach tara van derveer and dennis rodman. >>> one company is set for a supersize hiring that could ch

gavin hewitt, bbc news, portugal. >> now to the royal events which will be watched all around the world in just three weeks from now. it is the wedding-queen elizabeth's grandson, prince william and his fiancé. it is being planned to the very last detail. why the couple rides the wave of popular appeal, how do they avoid the pitfalls of the past. we have drawn up a list of dos and don'ts. >> how hard can it be to shake hands, be gracious and be royal. to do it well is much harder than it looks. to be successful they mufert follow a set of critical but unwritten rules. don't be flashy. princess diana was a royal aberration a glam out of sorts with the dowdy attire of the windsors, being smart is allowed. but please, keep it understated. >> they want them to be grand when it is called for. to represent something. what they don't like is the euro royal look, all very done-up. when you are covered in medals like gadhafi. to a british eye you look completely ridiculous. >> so far kate is succeeding. high fashion photographer took her engagement portrait but a high street door made her dress,

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sharon hewitt of community works west and ruth morgan and also their youth peace maker award is going to yosenia. she's a 14-year-old student at mercy high in san francisco that's been working closely with glide church in activities that bring about peace and social justice to the communities in san francisco. so that's an important event that i'll be acknowledging the organization in a few minutes. i also just wanted to tag onto supervisor campos' hearing that he just explained on wage theft that will be coming up soon, i just wanted to acknowledge that the wage theft hearings and efforts to create stronger policies and legislation predicting low wage worning -- protecting low wage workers in the city comes largely out of research and organizing within low income communities and the research done by the chinese progressive association was highlighted by a study called check please, one out of two workers making below minimum wage. i know supervisors avalos, campos and chu and i were there for the kickoff of the incredible research done by workers, worker-led research that was action-

sergeant dave hewitt -- "'i will be walking away from the force, unfortunately not through choice.s i'm concerned i'm still young and i wanted to continue being a neighbourhood sergeant." that sounds like a front-line police officer to me. may i ask the prime minister the same question? does he expect there to be fewer front-line police officers in the years ahead? yes or no? >> there is no reason for there to be fewer front-line officers. both parties agree that the police budget has to be cut. i heard the shadow chancellor on the marr programme say that "we would have made cuts to policing." the labour party would have cut policing, and we have to do so, so the question is -- how do we make those cuts? we say that we have to freeze police pay for two years, reform police allowances and cut their paperwork. they labour party opposes all those things, so it would have to make deeper cuts in police numbers. that is the case. >> it is very simple -- we proposed 12% cuts in the policing budget. the prime minister is proposing 20% cuts. her majesty's inspectorate of constabulary said t

hewitt got to love the committee meetings you are in. have to love the colors you are dealing with. it doesn't matter what it is, you have to love your aches. jimmy does love physics. of course not any more. he has gotten the doctors reported he and i are off the aches for a while. lastly i think we need to remind ourselves that we really have to be true do we are as a conservative movement. i think for women, i have listened to a mother talk about how she was a math major and is a it will buy them understand because i are up in an age where i have an undergraduate in finance and an mba in finance and i have a cfa. i can do whatever he wants but i think as women we now have to figure out that we have choices. we can do that or we can do this or we can to -- and every woman is different. every woman is going to change a couple of times during her life. i worked in corporate finance for 15 years. iran i ran a big corporate group with $4 billion on demand than i had to children and now i'm a writer. the good news now is nowadays you can read that yourself as you change and grow. as you

respected academic labor studies guide hewitt done a little research which apparently greenhouse didn't do that showed that the median pension for wisconsin public workers is about $24,000 a year and only 2% to retire with more than $100,000 a year, primarily management jobs not even in bargaining units, police chiefs and if you overtime hogs. maybe may be a little pension spiking. again i forwarded this relevant information to brother greenhouse. we are dissing flo newspaper guild member here. again, no response. i've complained about him to the public editor, his coverage of the kaiser campaign last fall was terrible. his coverage of past telecom complex has been really shoddy. bills sarah and one of his predecessors put a more positive spin on five the congressman can do in the labor beach. he would go out and cover strikes and talk to the workers. intercepted labor movement is a little bigger than andy, john andrews. or john swinney or whoever else greenhouse picks up the phone and talks to. occasionally he comes through out of the blue. he did an interesting article about the jimmy

it gives me goosebumps that one of your relatives is james hewitt. >> it's amazing. i just did the walking to a few weeks ago and i did mention him. so this is amazing. so my question is, what was at the lawrence schools located? >> it was on florence street, which was one block parallel to thomson. [inaudible] >> oh, it is la cortinada. thank you, george. and patrick reasons integration -- engraving shop, you have an address for that? >> it's in my book. i think it is 50 something. >> that would've been approximately what you're? >> -- what year? >> that would've been the '50s and again it's about. >> okay, great. >> he moved to cleveland after, and i'm not sure whether he ever comes back. ease in cleveland in the 1860s. he comes back to visit but not to live. so i would say the shop was from the 1850s. i'm pretty sure it's in the 1850s. >> thank you so much. >> i don't remember if you mention how long it took you from the day you decided to do this until the actual book came out, but i'm sure you want to such an up and down escalator of emotions. how did you know w

a shocking new video played in court we have this uprising video and hewitt could incriminate.ching wall street, waiting for the opening bell after stocks had their worst ride in a month. we'll bring you the latest. >> justine: let's get you updated on your weather forecast we are getting a break in the wayne >> garyrain today. >> james: so far, so good we are in the fifties. some spots getting into the upper 50s this afternoon we warm things up really nicely anywhere from 64 degrees all the way to 72 degrees quietest bread. as you can see getting up to the low 70's. really pleasant afternoon. there is some drizzle and mr. out there. lingering from what we had yesterday. once we get all that clear that really nice afternoon partly sunny skies. that all changes come wednesday it to another system had of our way. it is trimming our way wednesday we will start off nice, slowly cloud up as we head into the late afternoon early evening hours. 4:00 p.m. wednesday light showers beginning to arrive. by 8:00 p.m. overnight into 5:00 a.m. a widespread showers things get little wet for yo

it is quite interesting to have someone who is on the other side of the panel hewitt is of sporting mood. you are willing to react and answer the question posed to you. too often in this place and around washington it is not about answering the question posed to to you. is about what you want to answen very frank, very forthcoming, very open and answering the questions posed to you even when they are not convenient. we certainly appreciate your service to your government and to your country. thank you for your time today and thank you for your testimony. most of all, thank you for your hard work. good luck to you, and your future endeavors. god bless. this committee will now be in recess for five minutes until we get set for the second panel. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> if i could say pretty much what i wanted as mayor and the only person who got in trouble with me. >> current new york city deputy mayor stephen goldsmith spent eight years as mayor of indianapolis. today he has a boss, michael bloomberg and a different job description. >> i'm here to try to make

hewitt annoyed and amazed that i didn't know the language. it's a fantastic book. you play for a win against me and i'm sure in a plane for a draw. resetting pieces in seconds, again i must without looking he said, he tarcher prepare for if he can play any kind of game, positional or type the code. he then began to show me from memory game after game, dozens focusing on opening for bronstein had played against bobby's favorite variations. multiple outcomes leaked from his mind but he didn't confine himself to bronstein sufferer. he also took me a mature games that louis paulsen had played the 1800s and i ask. men with in the 1920s as well as others just weeks before in games that he had claimed from a russian newspaper. all the time, bobby wade possibilities and suggested alternatives that selected the best lines, discriminated, decided. it was a history lesson and chess tutorial. amazingly it is an amazing feat of memory. his eyes slightly glazed were now fixed on the pockets that what she held open in his left hand, talking to himself, totally unaware of my prese

hewitt annoyed and amazed that i didn't know the language. it's a fantastic book. you play for a win against me and i'm sure in a plane for a draw. resetting pieces in seconds, again i must without looking he said, he tarcher prepare for if he can play any kind of game, positional or type the code. he then began to show me from memory game after game, dozens focusing on opening for bronstein had played against bobby's favorite variations. multiple outcomes leaked from his mind but he didn't confine himself to bronstein sufferer. he also took me a mature games that louis paulsen had played the 1800s and i ask. men with in the 1920s as well as others just weeks before in games that he had claimed from a russian newspaper. all the time, bobby wade possibilities and suggested alternatives that selected the best lines, discriminated, decided. it was a history lesson and chess tutorial. amazingly it is an amazing feat of memory. his eyes slightly glazed were now fixed on the pockets that what she held open in his left hand, talking to himself, totally unaware of my prese

>> it starts with technology of -- it was invented by a hewitt packard for a supreme -- calculator'stechnology, white leds were invented today. it is a great way to create light. there are a few big advantages. that is why we are selling them. it is very efficient. they contain no mercury. there is the hazardous material. i think the other one is the point source. you can get very sufficient optical controls. it is just a blob of light. the biggest disadvantage is the price. it is more expensive for the first cost than traditional lighting even then over the long run it pays and makes sense. >> at people -- at the couple of things are relative. first of all, there is some research and development tax credit that are needed for our business to be able to invest in money and and money in developing the technology. on the consumption side, we are active with the department of energy. did they have an entire state lighting section that is working on promoting that lightning. they have started . they go out and promote the lighting to different cities around the country to try to achieve