and that was before john glenn had the right stuff. >> and what happened on the morning of january 1s6th, 1965, that brought the worst military aviation disaster in kansas history? >> the problem arise owes january 16th. it's about 11 degrees outside. the men arrive at the base well before 8:00 a.m. they prep the chest, they get ready to go. at 9:27 a.m. a, they depart. they leave the runway with 31,000 gal yoens of jet fuel. about three minutes into the flight, the pilot calls may day, may day, mayday, and they're never heard from again. the plane crash occurred on january 16th, 1965, and it occurs earl that morning around 9:30 a.m. the plane went down about 20th and piot street in the northeast end of wichita. it crash landed in a section of wichita that was typically referred to as the african-american community. 97% of the african-americans were living in this section of wichita. 14 homes are immediately destroyed. fire is everywhere. destruction is everywhere. ultimately, 30 lives are lost. and i found there was no substantive history there. i just could not believe that 30 lives we

board, and he said nowthat, you know you have the right stuff to be a pilot, and that was before john glenn right stuff, and that is how i learned to fly. the day i was 21, i applied for the program and eventually got a letter that said i had been accepted, so i went on a train from florida to sweetwater texas training,nto flight and we had male instructors, and then we had army air force check pilots, and i was there for seven months. learning to fly military aircraft. ,e started off with a stearman and then my class was first class to go from stearman -- at-6's, and we did that to cross-country flying, and then we went to instruments, so i was there for seven months, and once i finished all of the training and force,l of the air flying inspectors would give us our check, and i graduated, and then my orders sent me to greenville army air base in mississippi. that was a basic school for and my job was to test once they had had serious >>>. -- serious crackups, so my job was that of test pilot, but i went to an air force base in 26rida and went through the training, and they kept type -- as

in 1957 future astronaut, john glenn, flew one that broke a cross country speed record. during the cuban missile crisis in 1962, it took surveillance photos of the soviet missile installments under construction. restrestoration project was not easy, though, undergoing transformation since 2006. >> people vandalized the airplane. it was mode and stones would hit it and panels were missing and we didn't just get a pliable airplane, we got just a hulk. >> it took those working on the f8 just over two years, just to restore the plane's main landing gear. so 2006-2015 well worth, what a great piece of history. >> right now, four will 42, man, the tropics really just busy this year so far. now we have red coming -- fred coming on over? >> fred is interesting. these things usually form over the coast of after, a watch it come across, straighten. jump has judge -- fred has jumped off the coast of africa, now into a hurricane. good and bad. let's look what's happening with fred. fred just kick to up 808 miles per hour, see category one hurricane. now the thing when i said this co

and that was before john glenn had the right stuff. that is how i learned to fly. the day after 21 i apply for the program and eventually i got a letter from jacqueline, which i still have, saying i had been accepted. so i went on a train from ,lorida to creek water, texas and went into flight training. we had male instructors and army air force check pilots, but we were there. i was there for seven months learned to fly military aircraft . goclass was first class directly to 86's, which was a 660-horsepower aircraft for cross-country flying. then we went to instruments. i was there for seven months. once i finished all the training and passed all of the air force flight instructors, they would give us our check flight and then i graduated. the army sent me to air base in mississippi. it was a basic school for cadets and my job was to test their airplanes once they have had crack ups. they would repair them, but they had a flight tester before they would fly them. my job was to be a test pilot. the air force base in florida and went to be 26 training -- b-26 traini

he saw that he said, now you know you have the right stuff to be the pilot, and that was before john glenn had the right stuff. >> and what happened on the morning of january 16, 195065 that cause the worst military aviation disaster in kansas history? >> the problem arises though that morning so it's about 11 degrees outside the men arrived at the base well before eight am, they prep the jet and get ready to go and at 9:27 a.m. they depart. they leave the runway with 31000 gallons of jet fuel. about three minutes into the flight the pilot calls mayday, and they was never heard from again. the plane crash at heard on january 16, 1965 and it was early that morning at 9:30 a.m. it went down about 20 of them pirate st., wichita, as the northeast and wichita, it crash landed in a section of wichita those typically referred to as the african-american community. 97% of the african americans were living living in the section of wichita so it goes down on the street and were talking about a 500 but how fire ball and galls the entire block. fourteen homes are destroyed, fires are everywhere, destru

said, noww that, he you know you have the right stuff to be a pilot, and that was before john glenn have right stuff. >> what happened on the morning of january 16, 1965 that cause the worst military aviation disaster in kansas city? that morning, 11 degrees outside, men arrived at days before 8:00 a.m. they prep and check, get ready to go, and at 9:27 a.m. they depart and leave the runway with 31,000 gallons of jet feel. three minutes into the flight, the pilot calls mayday, mayday, mayday. they are never heard from again. the plane crash occurred on january 16, 1965 around 9:30 a.m. in wichita,nt down the northeast end of wichita. it crash landed in a section of wichita that was typically referred to as an african-american community, 97% of the african-americans were living in this section of and we, so it goes down are talking a 500 foot high fireball and goals this entire , fires14 homes destroyed everywhere, destruction everywhere, and ultimately 30 lives were lost. there was no substantial history there. i cannot believe that 30 lives were taken, no memorial, and this is and remain

that was before john glenn had the right stuff. >> what happened on the morning of january 6 ain't, 19k -- 16, 1965. it was 11 degrees outside, the mean arrived at the base before 11 a.m. they got ready to go and they depart. they leave the runway with 31,000 gallons of jet fuel. 30 minutes into the flight, the pilot calls mayday. and never heard from again. the crash occurred on january 16, 1965. it happened around 9:30 a.m. the plane went down in wichita, the northeast anend of wichita. it crash landed in the african immune -- african-american community. 90% of african-americans were living in this section of wichita. we are talking a 500 foot fireball which engulfed the entire block. 14 homes are immediately destroyed. destruction is everywhere. ultimately, 30 lives are lost. there is no substantive history. i cannot believe 30 lines were -- 30 lives were taken and there was no memorial. >> watch our program saturday at noon eastern and sunday afternoon at 2:00 on american history tv on c-span3. >> republican presidential candidate jeb bush was in des moines yesterday to attend the

like a meal at home, not quite, "or that then squeezing the food out of tubes like we did with john glenn early on. can up withb, they the idea, we need a shower in space. you can see this when he walked through the skylab module. it was a collapsible cylinder, ,hey would attach it to the top the astra would go inside and pull up the cylinder and you had one hose with water, you could spray yourself, lather yourself up and then spray some more water, rinse yourself off. the problem with this is with all that water, doesn't drain to the floor like a dozen or shower at home. so the water just floating all over. inside the shower, that was a little vacuum cleaner nozzle. after they would shower, they would take this vacuum and suck up all the water. then they could put it away. it became too cumbersome to do this. i think they tried it out for a day or two and said this is no good. the astronauts improvised in just use it as kind of a container, like a giant bathtub. typically what you do now on the space shuttle with the space station, we do a sponge bath. soap, youme ruthless have hot wate

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that was before john glenn had the right stuff. >> and what happened on the morning of january 16, 1965t cause the worst military aviation disaster in kansas history? >> the problem was that morning it was about 11° outside, the man arrived at the base well before 8:00 a.m., they prepped it and checked it and at 9:27 a.m. they depart. they leave the runway with 31,000 gallons of jet fuel and three minutes into the flight the pilot calls made a, and never heard from again. the plane crash crash occurred on january 16, 1965 and it was early that morning around 9:30 a.m. the plane went down in wichita, the northeast end of wichita and a crash landed in a section of wichita that was typically referred to as the african-american community. 97% of the 7% of the african-americans were living in that section and were talking of 500-foot high iron ball and goes for blocks. homes are destroyed, destruction is everywhere and ultimately 30 lives are lost. there is no history there that 30 lives were talk taken there there's no memorial and this is one of the worst natural disasters in the states hi

john ending of rbc. glenn, thank you for sticking with me. i do want to drill down a little bit more into what is going on with netflix specifically, because it has been one of the most volatile stocks this week. at one point sinking 18%. and then closing of near 5% today. what is going on? in the middle of yesterday's market meltdown netflix announced a deal with the japanese mobile network softbank. it is a local partnership to help netflix launch in japan. softbank users will be able to sign-up for the service at retail locations and pay for it in monthly mobile bills. still to come, my exclusive conversation with mark benioff. we discussed the global market selloff. that is next. ♪ emily: now to salesforce. ceo marc benioff says startups may struggle in these tougher market conditions. i sat down with him for an explicit interview. mark: the devaluation of the -- i sat down with him for an exclusive interview. mark: the devaluation of the yuan and the currency, you have a six year bull market. it has been an unbelievable market run. there

john wilkes booth. all next on booktv. >>> glenn beck in your most recent back, it is about islam what do you open with thomas jefferson and the library of congress? >> guest: because jefferson changed my life. he wrote a letter to his nephew, peter carr, and peter was -- i don't remember -- 13, 15, somewhere in there and he was -- his mother had tied. his father was about to die. and the father within to thomas and said, will you oversee the education of my son when i pass on. you're he smartest man i know. he said sure. so when peter comes of age he writes him this beautiful letter and he says, in mathematics you have to learn these things. when it comes to literature, never read a birth out of its native tongue because you lose to much. then he gets to last one is religion and he said, when it comes to religion, above all things fix reason firmly in her seat and question with boldness even the very existence of god for if there be a god he must surely -- over blindfolded spirits. that changed my life. that coupled with the fact that thomas jefferson was the man who fought the first war against islam

last move that i got glenn washington teary eyed was john q. >> oh, danzel, right, right. then stephanie says prisoners. can't believe they didn't show him getting out of the ditch. then homeward bound again gets her every time. >> homeward bound? people love their pets. >> and there is another good one, bobby tweeted me this, my mother said imitation of life. my gosh. that one, yes. >> that's good. >> so sad,. >> how about marley and me. >> that one came up, too. >> that did. >> wasn't that shot in philadelphia? >> somewhere around there. >> jennifer aniston? >> yes? >> the sad thing. >> oh, geez. was that marley? so, i believe that quincy is now ready for his break dancing debut. >> i can't wait for this. >> here we go. >> can't look. >> guys, i'm trying to make -- how long have you been break dancing? >> since 1999. >> okay? >> same amount. ninety-nine. >> 2006. >> 2008. so what we will do, guys, been working all morning, the art of break dancing. we will try to see, we'll do routine, and we will see if i can be a part of the bee wax crew. you ready? three, two, one, le

glenn maguire. reporter: gulf arab states have iran nuclear the deal after hearing from secretary of state john kerryll expand corporations to destabilizing actions from iran and others. foreign minister's said it should lead to a ban on nuclear weapons and the middle east, a reference to israel. aviation officials have met their french counterparts to discuss the piece of airplane debris that may have come from the missing flight mh370 deeper the flapper on was started to paris. the park appears to from a 777 print animation 370 me the -- part appears to co from a 777. mh370 is the only such plane missing. two giant cranes collapsed. lifting a section of a bridge when they toppled over. one person taken to hospital but authorities do not know how many other people may have been inside of the damaged building. -- drawing aext line under it. the social media app keeps popping up. the details after this very short break. ♪ rishaad: trending business with yvonne man and zeb eckert. onto social media. is the k's paris all sorts of applications and making headlines and will star with twitter. -- it is all

glenn milstead with divine. there's two different performers and it's their interaction on actually his last night. >> this is the great muse of john warner. >> exactly. play. being told. some very personal stories. some very imaginative puppets. we have a show called dungeon dark. there are amazing experiences happening in very intimate theaters downtown. >> any -- >> not in the 19 years we've done this. we'll see. but we have mazing opportunities this year for our audience to meet the artists up close and personal. they're called fringe-plus performances. look for the plus sign online. those performances are followed by a meet-up in a restaurant or a bar where you can actually get to know the artist. >> real quick before we say goodbye. starts on the 14th. the website if people are interested? >> fringenyc.org. >> thanks for coming in. >> snanks for having us. >>> back to kerry. >>> we're back with a final you're watching "today in new york." jessica with a special message for pet parents. parents are rascals by nature. they can get lost in many ways. give them the protection they need with a home again microchip. microchipping a

glenn, good morning, you're on "the washington journal." >> caller: good morning, john. d like to say, really appreciate you and the rest of the hosts on c-span for doing a great job. >> thanks, glenn. i just echo the sentiments of the lady that just called about seniors helping the national park service by contributing. we need to do more of that. we get a free pass and there's just too much of that. it needs to be -- we need to help more. what i wanted to say is we did this -- i was at the great national smokey park this year and national battlefield, i believe they call them, at shiloh. they are pretty well taken care of, thanks to the volunteers as much as anybody else. i did to want say this. i have spent over 30 years in the u.s. forest service. and back in time congress decided federal laws, federal lands, some were so scenic and gee logically important, he can logically important they created national parks. the rest of the land, i won't say mediocre, because not a good word for it, but anyways just more regular forest land. i think the national forests are so mis

for glenn "hurricane" schwartz and all of us here at "nbc10 news," have a great day. >> john: roman tolds leaving salem pd to join the isa? >> marlena: i guess he thought you told me that already. so, it's true, hmm? >> john: i'm not gonna lie to you. >> marlena: you mean you're not going to lie to me anymore. >> john: i was gonna tell you, doc, i was just waiting for the right time and place. >> marlena: what, so you weren't sure that i would support you in this? >> john: was i wrong? >> jj: you want to know if i would go undercover with the dea...for you? paige, that's the only reason why i'm doing it. [club music] >> clyde: i ordered a single malt double neat. >> rafe: yeah, i heard you. >> clyde: you plan on pouring it? >> rafe: nope.

glenn "hurricane" schwartz, all of us here at nbc10, have a great day. >> marlena: i can't believe you worked on all these cases. you were barely there a year. >> john: it's been a tough year for the city. way too much violence. >> rafe: oh, hey. sorry. thought you said the room would be empty. >> john: is that your reapplication? >> rafe: yeah, that's it. even though everything's still on file, i have to to redo everything to be reinstated. >> marlena: you a little nervous? >> rafe: oh, no. i'm not nervous. no, just i'm excited, you know? it's like, being here, and-- it's good. feels like home. >> john: well, we need you here, so make sure all your papers are in order and get them in. >> rafe: well, this is everything. it's everything right here. everything but my psych evaluation. >> marlena: then let's get that taken care of. we need you back on the force. >> rafe: okay. >> hope: hey, eric.