. >>> joining me is john nance. it's good to have you on the program.'m sorry it's under these circumstances. i've never seen anything like this. it's everybody's nightmare. the plane looks like it drops out of the sky. i want to play the video for you. if you could tell us what you see step by step. >> absolutely. basically what you've got here is an airplane that is running out of air speed and running out of arrow dynamics. you can see the high angle which could be a result of cargo shifting as the gentleman from the faa said. if that happened and it was out of what we call cg envelope at this point he is literally stalling, trying to roll the airplane into some attitude that makes sense. you see it begin to roll off to the right wing. this is what we know to do if we're trying to gain control of too great of a pitchup. if it's not done quick enough, you become basically 6 or 700 or 800,000 pounds of metal falling towards earth. at this point the airplane is absolutely not aerodynamic, it is a ballistic thing falling to the ground. >> at that point t

want to bring in john nance.k at this -- it's just horrific and it just looks like slow motion, but that's realtime seeing this giant cargo plane flying and suddenly just kind of take a dive and slowly soar and then crash to the ground. it's difficult to know at this point what happened because they're still investigating. just from your vantage point as an expert, what do you think happened? was this an engine failure issue? >> no. i doubt seriously it will have anything to do with engine failure here. i think what we are looking at is the fact -- i say fact, speculation that the cargo in the airplane probably shifted as it rotated to take off. that happened before a few times in history. if that happens and enough stuff moves back in the airplane, it can move it out of the center of gravity envelope. in that case it's going to be difficult, if not impossible for the crew to keep the nose down, keep enough forward air speed over the wings. the problem is what you saw in this video, if there is not enough air spe

weeks or today and do we have to vote in that amendment in today to prevent a continue nance two weeks? >> >> john gib ner, deputy city attorney. if you made this amendment two weeks from now or a similar type of tacking amendment two weeks from now it would require a one week continuance for another hearing and more public comment so i think the suggestion is make that amendment now and one of the versions in the file to avoid the continuance two weeks from now. >> okay. and our commitment is -- i guess we're having a discussion in committee. i would really hate to send out two pieces of legislation to the full board and not a good place to put our colleagues in. >> i think a number of issues i'm not on the majority on this committee so ultimately nothing would get out unless we have two members supporting it. if this wasn't a substantive amendment i would be happy to wait the two weeks but given how many hearings we had and the issue i raised about the backlog of this committee's work and trying to be efficient with the resources. >> and again i appreciate it. and just to be clear i do not plan

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no one thought of john nance garner or harry truman. roosevelt -- >> vice presidents didn't have an office in the white house. >> still didn't in the nixon era but eisenhower tried to keep him informed. he attended cabinet meetings and when eisenhower wasn't there he ran them. and on the security council, eisenhower sent him abroad on trips, and dulls suggested nixon should visit africa. so there were lots of things that sizen hour -- eisenhower did thursdaying to get nixon up to speed. >> do you think -- there are people who argue that it was the experience of -- a searing experience of losing such a close election to john f. kennedy in 1960 that was the trauma. you're laying the foundation for an argument it's ike's fault. >> no. no. no. i think -- >> ike was a father figure and he couldn't please his father figure. >> i'm not going to get into psycho analysis. >> it's so much fun. >> everyone else does. >> i don't richard nixon painted himself in the bathroom. >> no. no. i just -- it was a wonderful line, thought he was inthe influen