. >> the coalition organized its air power for wartime with general horner as the single air commander or air boss. >> we created four air divisions. one handled the tankers and bomber aircraft. the second one handled the fighters and attack aircraft. glen profitt, warfare and another for air lift operations. we were able to define each air division by function and that way we could provide the command and control we needed to execute the war. >> we began to open locations throughout saudi arabia. and as we began to get more operating locations, we moved tankers into location s locatio. >> the coalition would have eventually close to 3,000 planes. these fighter and attack planes patrolled the desert providing cover for the largest military air lift in history. air laft, the hidden part of air power. it was the fastest way to get enough men and material over to defend the desert kingdom. the prig deer general that commanded the air lift forces -- >> then the deployment of the c-5s, 141s, the craft aircraft, the kc-10s, they all just hauled as much as they could as fast as they could 37

. >> the coalition organized its air power for wartime with general horner as the single air commanderted four air divisions. one handled the tankers and bomber aircraft. the second one handled the fighters and attack aircraft. glen profitt, warfare and another for air lift operations. we were able to define each air division by function and that way we could provide the command and control we needed to execute the war. >> we began to open locations throughout saudi arabia. and as we began to get more operating locations, we moved tankers into location s locatio. >> the coalition would have eventually close to 3,000 planes. these fighter and attack planes patrolled the desert providing cover for the largest military air lift in history. air laft, the hidden part of air power. it was the fastest way to get enough men and material over to defend the desert kingdom. the prig deer general that commanded the air lift forces -- >> then the deployment of the c-5s, 141s, the craft aircraft, the kc-10s, they all just hauled as much as they could as fast as they could 37 very early on, it was ev

sports photographer chris horner was watching and caught the split second reaction in an image that'sthe pictures scare me a little bit because of how close it came to my face. >> the barrel of the bat hit my wrist. i guess it deflected and spun it, and the handle got him in the shoulder which i'll take that over the alternative. >> reporter: sunday night when she is pictures made the rounds online, his dad realized just how close the bat came to causing tragedy into it could have been as minor as a broken nose knocking teeth out to possible skull fracture. just depends. >> reporter: john's wrist got hurt. the ball did his hit landon's shoulder but both walked away just fine and even got to keep some call him a hero. >> it was dad mode. protecting my son. i did what i could. >> shawn happens to be a paramedic. >> he's my hero. >> reporter: landon says he will go to another game so long as he's sith right behid his hero, his dad. >> janine reyes for that report. >> it's worth noting the dad shawn cunningham will be live on "good morning america" today. >> and that dad needs to work out

pittsburgh tribune photographer christopher horner captured the moments captain shaun cunningham stopped a flying baseball bat from hitting his son in the face this weekend. this is the baseball bat. my dad blocked it like that and >> reporter: the stare and son were at a spring training game at the atlanta braves and pittsburgh spirits at disney's espn's wide world of sports for landon's birthday. he just borrowed his dad's phone to take pictures and looked down for a moment. >> i saw it going forward i didn't have time to think. i threw my arm out there. >> i think he had the hand of god. >> reporter: the bat hit shaun right there in the wrist. >> i went into dad mode and looked him over, make sure he was okay. >> i think i would have died or went to the hospital racing for my life. >> reporter: these photos have gone viral. i wanted to throw up in my mouth. it was a scary picture. >> reporter: landon's mom ashley said it was a miracle. >> he's epitome of hero to my son and daughter. >> reporter: this weekend the father saved his son. the cunninghams said they will go back to disney wo

chris horner was watching. he caught the split second reaction in an image that's gone viral. >> the pictures scare me because of how close it came to my face. >> the barrel hit my wrist. i guess it deflected and spun it and the handle got him in the shoulder, which i'll take that over the alternative. >> sunday night when these pictures made the rounds online landon's dad realized how close it was to tragedy. >> it could have been a broken nose to a skull fracture. >> the bat hit landon's shoulder but both walked away just fine and got the keep the bat. some are calling this dad a hero. >> honestly i didn't have a lot of time to think about it. it was dad mode protecting my son so i just did what i could. >> shawn happens to be a paramedic. he's the most amazing dad ever . >> landon said he will go another game so long and he's hitting beside his hero, his dad. reporting in ocala, jeanie reyes, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> very quick reflexes. we posted the story orphan our -- story on our facebook page. thi

pittsburgh tribune review photographer christopher horner got this split-second play by a protectivead, shawn cunningham when a bat slipped out of the hands of outfielder danny ortiz and went straight for his son landon. >> realizing that it was coming for us and specifically him and really all i could do was just throw my arm in the way. >> he is. he is my hero. he is the most amazing dad ev the game was an early birthday present for landon. he turns 9 next week and, of course, he's going to keep that bat. he deserves it, right. >> it's an early tenth birthday gift, as well. we'll hear, by the way, from the super dad shawn cunningham later on this morning on "good morning america." >>> here is one for all the speed demons out there. a surefire way to leave everyone in the dust. >> there you see it. the souped up corvette. it's the world's fastest street legal electric car. you're looking at it hitting a record-breaking 186. miles an hour. this prototype was made -- made the run on the shuttle landing facility at the kennedy space center in florida. >> yeah, so the heavily modified c

chris horner captured the moment when paramedic sean cunningham reached out to save his son landon fromball bat. it was only when it hit the internet he realized how close it caused to causing tragedy. >> the barrel of my bat hit my wrist and it deflected it and spun it and the handle got him in the shoulder which i will take that over the alternative. >> definitely. it hit him in the shoulder. sean's wrist was hurt but they walked away just fine. and they got to keep the bat. that's too close. >> normally they say bring the glove to the game. >> absolutely. well we have shu in for larry with sports. and the warriors sh yay! >> the warriors set a in you standard. orlando will go down in record books as the team that wilted under pressure. you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. by riverwalk casino. warriors get a wake up call losing to the lakers. tonight they rebound by winning their new nba record. stifling the orlando magic

speech inside----demonstrators on the outside-- made sure their voices were heard.brian brumfield-horner/trump protestor:"he is appealing to some people. why do you think that is? because he is a phenomenal lair he is good at convincing people about his product but if you look at his record and his business he has failed at everything he has done and he will fail the country too."the chants against trump did not go unchallenged. supporters quickly jumped to his defense. greg kessler/trump supporter "they are pieces of garbage and this country has had enough of people like that." cynthia mcinturf/trump demonstrator"he's not worthy to be our president. he never talks about the issues. he only talks trash."greg kessler/trump supporter:"trump is the only one who stands for this country."if you agree of disagree with trump's policies --- you must admit--- the billionaire has swag.ola klimczak/vendor:"we steal his ideas and put them on our shirts and sell them then we have cups make america great again." ola klimczak jumped on noticing the huge crowds at his events. now she travels across the

chris horner captured the moment when paramedic sean cunningham reached out to save his son landon from a flying baseball bat. it was only when it hit the internet he realized how close it caused to causing tragedy. >> the barrel of my bat hit my wrist and it deflected it and spun it and the handle got him in the shoulder which i will take that over the alternative. >> definitely. it hit him in the shoulder. sean's wrist was hurt but they walked away just fine. and they got to keep the bat. that's too close. >> normally they say bring the glove to the game. >> absolutely. well we have shu in for larry with sport and the warriors sh yay! >> the warriors set a in you standard. orlando will go down in record books as the team that wilted books as the team that wilted under pressure. thank you. imagine if the things you bought every day... ...earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, two united club passes, priority boarding, and 30,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation.

chris horner captured the moment when paramedic sean cunningham reached out to save his son landon fromseball bat. it was only when it hit the internet he realized how close it caused to causing tragedy. >> the barrel of my bat hit my wrist and it deflected it and spun it and the handle got him in the shoulder which i will take that over the alternative. >> definitely. it hit him in the shoulder. sean's wrist was hurt but they walked away just fine. and they got to keep the bat. that's too close. >> normally they say bring the glove to the game. >> absolutely. well we have shu in for larry with sports. and the warriors sh yay! >> the warriors set a in you standard. orlando will go down in record books as the team that wilted under pressure. ♪ ♪ as long as you love me, anyit's alright. ♪e. ♪ ♪ bend me shape me, any way you want me. ♪ shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. i want to show you some cutting edge technology. this is a vhs tape. push that tape in and hit play

. >> on day 30, general horner gave this assessment of the air war. >> we've had some tough times in the 30 days. particularly unusual weather in january. it was far worse than we had forecast, and it was only because we were doing so well in our counter air campaign taking down airfields and the s.a.m. system in order to maintain the schedule despite a lot of sor dis, up to 50% some days in regard to weather. more importantly, we've demonstrated we were able to dig out his forces in the field in kuwait. eve had particularly good luck with our systems at night, the f-111s, the f-15es and the f f-117s. their bombing accuracy is phenomenal. the owem the yyoman's work is beginning o pay off. it has to be very difficult to be an iraqi soldier and sit there night after night, day after day. and endure the pounding he's taken. >> their accuracy in using the p.o.w.s words, they never missed. when they were overhead orbiting and you're in a tank or with a group, you didn't know if you were being picked out. so it was an unnerving situation to be experienced and had a tremendous psychological

let's bring in major general matthew c horner distinguished chair of military university.illian, first to you. what exactly is going on now as they're trying to follow up on these threats in the investigation and trying to get what appears to be the third man in the photo we saw from the airport? >> right now there is a massive scramble across the eu between law enforcement and intelligence communities to tri to coordinate in this search for the outstanding terrorists. this is now a prime focus, everybody is hopeful they'll come to a conclusion but nobody can say for sure, now. >> talk to us about the expansion of isis. what this attack shows. the fact it was so coordinated and hit at the heart of brussels, the home to the eu and to nato. and what that says about isis. >> they have decided to attack the equivalent of the capitol of europe. this is the washington of the eu and nato. the european parliament. they're hitting a very, very symbolic target and clearly exploiting the central enclave where there are high concentration of muslim residents. >> inside of this white h

brian brumfield-horner/trump protestor:"he is appealing to some people. why do you think that is? because he is a phenomenal lair he is good at convincing people about his product but if you look at his record and his business he has failed at everything he has country too."the chants against trump did not go unchallenged. supporters quickly jumped to his defense. greg kessler/trump supporter "they are pieces of garbage and this country has had enough of people like that." cynthia mcinturf/trump demonstrator"he's not worthy to be our president. he never talks about the issues. he only talks trash." greg kessler/trump supporter:"trump is the only one who stands for this country."if you agree of disagree with trump's policies --- you must admit--- the billionaire has swag. ola klimczak/vendor:"we steal his ideas and put them on our shirts and sell them then we have cups make america great again." ola klimczak jumped on the trump band wagon after she noticing the huge crowds at his events. now she travels across the country selling trump merchandise.5502 donald trump is great for bus

"pittsburgh tribune review" photographer, christopher horner captured the exact moments. captain shawn cunningham stopped a flying baseball bat from hitting his son in the face this weekend. >> this is the baseball bat that hit me right here. this thing was like flying. it went crossing like that. i think it -- when i was doing that. my dad blocked it like that. but then it hit me right here. were at a spring training game of the atlanta braves and pittsburgh pirates at disney's espn wide world of sports for landon's birthday. landon just borrowed his dad's phone to take pictures and locked down for a second. the bat slipped out of the hitter's hands. >> i saw it heading toward him. didn't have time to think. i just threw my arm out there. >> reporter: stopping the bat in its tracks. >> i think he had the hand of god, guardian angel watching over him that day. >> you can see the terrified looks on people's faces. that ship shawn right there on the wrist. >> went into dad mode, just started looking him over and making sure he was okay. >> i think i would have died or went

the vision of world renowned landscape architect james horner finally is emerging from the artist renderings to the ground below. >> what we are really doing isd changing the whole face of >> jeremy harris is overseeing the project is executive director of the groups plan commission. >> this is taking a state that was ita underperforming and we are turning it into a world-class publicit space right in the heart of r the city.h >> he says it is no coincidence that object is on target for its june completion. >> we had a plan for the arctic we ran a couple of shifts last summer. >> they say the 10-acre park is beens sa built with finishes to last in the details of the promenade is hard to see down o below. >> have seen the perimeter trees come> in.. the cafe is being built. the fountain in centennial plaza is coming intount shape. >> the monument is stillt standing proud and the i butterfly beautiful for sure but that is not all the project will bring to the community. >> every dollar spent on public space, infrastructure and investment yield $6 and economic impact in economic impact in the su

pittsburgh tribune review photographer christopher horner captured exact moments merion county firefighters shawn cunningham stopped a flying baseball bat from hitting his 8-year-old son in the face this weekend. >> this is baseball bat that hit me righthtere. this thing was like flying. it went crossing lucky that. i think when it was to go that it my dad blocked it like that but then flipped around and hit me righthhere. >>reporter: at spring training game between the atlantataraves and pittsburgh pirates at disn wild word of sports for his birthday. landon had just borrowed his dad's phone to take pictures and heooked down for a second. the bat slipped out of the hitter hand. them and threw my arm out therethem and threw my ararout there. >> stopping the bat in the track. >> i definitely think he had the hand of god guard an angel watching over him that day slishltion you can see the terrified look on people faces. bat hit shawn right there in the wrist. >> went into dad mode and started looking him over and making sure he wa okay and. >> i think i would have died or went to the hospital

. >> pittsburgh tribune review photographer christopher horner capture the exact moments firefighter sean cunningham stopped a flying baseball bat from hitting his son in the face. this weekend. >> this is baseball bat that hit me right here. this thing was like flying. it went crossing like that. i think when it was doioing my d block it like that. it flipped around and hit me right here. >> the father and son were at a spring training game of the atlanta braves and the pittsburgh pirates at disney' espn white world of sports for his birthday. landon had just borrowed his dad's phone to paying pictures and looked down for a second. the bat slipped out of the hitter's hands. >> i saw it heading towards him. didn't really have time to thing just kind of through my arm out there. >> stopping the bat in its tracks. >> i definitely think he had the hand of god guardian angel whatever you call it watching over him that day. >> you can see the terrified looks on people's faces. the bat hit sean right there in the wrist. >> went into dad mode and just started looking him over. and making su

pittsburgh tribune review photographer christopher horner captured the exact moment captain sean cunningham stopped a fine baseball bat from hitting his son in the face this weekend. >> this is a baseball bat that hit me right here. it was flying. my dad bought it like that but it hit me right here. the father and son read a spring training game at the atlanta braves in the pittsburgh pirates landon hedges borrowed his dads phone to take pictures and looked out for a second. the bat slipped out of the hitters hand. i didn't have time to think. i just put my arm up there. >> stopping the bat in its tracks. >> i definitely think he had the hand of god or whatever you want to call it watching over him absolutely. cid can see the terrified looks on peoples faces. it hit sean right there in the wrist. >> we started looking them over making sure he was okay. >> i think it would have died or went to the hospital. these photos have gone viral. >> when i initially saw the picture is the mother i wanted to -- a very scary picture. >> landon's mom actually says it was america. >> he was definitely the

pittsburgh tribune review photographer christopher horner captured the exact moment captain sean cunningham stopped a fine baseball bat from hitting his son in the face this weekend. >> this is a baseball bat that hit me right here. it was flying. my dad bought it like that but it hit me right here. the father and son read a spring training game at the atlanta braves in the pittsburgh pirates landon hedges borrowed his dads phone to take pictures and looked out for a second. the bat slipped out of the hitters hand. >> izod heading towards them and i just put my arm up there. >> stopping the bat in its tracks. >> i definitely think he had the hand of god or whatever you want to call it watching over him absolutely. cid can see the terrified looks on peoples faces. it hit sean right there in the wrist. >> we started looking them over making sure he was okay. >> i think it would have died or went to the hospital. these photos have gone viral. >> when i initially saw the picture is the mother i wanted to -- a very scary picture. >> landon's mom actually says it was america. >> he was definitely

. >> you think about the skills of this photographer, by the way, his name is christopher horner. the skills of that photographer to catch not only that picture, but he caught all the pictures leading up to and right after, too. >> pretty amazing stuff. >> great day for spring training, jayme king. >>> yeah, mid-80s tomorrow and thursday. >> during this extended visit from your extended family, stream your show. and you need enough bandwidth to share with a full house of hungry users. lightning internet from bright house networks. the speed you need. and now connect to... standard tv and 50 megabit lightning internet... only $94 a month >> announcer: live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show".

we destroyed in excess 100 artillery pieces. >> on day 30, general horner gave this assessment of thee tough times in the 30 days. particularly unusual weather in january. it was far worse than we had forecast, and it was only because we were doing so well in our counter air campaign taking down airfields and the s.a.m. system in order to maintain the schedule despite a lot of sor dis, up to 50% some days in regard to weather. more importantly, we've demonstrated we were able to dig out his forces in the field in kuwait. eve had particularly good luck with our systems at night, the f-111s, the f-15es and the f f-117s. their bombing accuracy is phenomenal. the owem the yyoman's work is beginning o pay off. it has to be very difficult to be an iraqi soldier and sit there night after night, day after day. and endure the pounding he's taken. >> their accuracy in using the p.o.w.s words, they never missed. when they were overhead orbiting and you're in a tank or with a group, you didn't know if you were being picked out. so it was an unnerving situation to be experienced and had a tremendo

speech inside----demonstrators on the outside-- made sure their voices were heard.brian brumfield-horner/trump protestor:"he is appealing to some people. why do you think that is? because he is a phenomenal lair he is good at convincing people about his product but if you look at his record and his business he has country too."the chants against trump did not go unchallenged. supporters quickly jumped to his defense. greg kessler/trump supporter "they are pieces of garbage and this country has had enough of people like that." cynthia mcinturf/trump demonstrator"he's not worthy to be our president. he never talks about the issues. he only talks trash."greg kessler/trump supporter:"trump is the only one who stands for this country."if you agree of disagree with trump's policies --- you must admit--- the billionaire has swag.ola klimczak/vendor:"we steal his ideas and put them on our shirts and sell them then we have cups make america great again." ola klimczak jumped on the trump band wagon after she noticing the huge crowds at his events. now she travels across the country selling trump m