. >> in the air, lieutenant colonel john klatt is a performer. on the ground, he's somewhat of a celebrity. for the air national guard, he's a secret weapon. >> how much of the air shows are purely about recruitment? >> all services have found air shows to be a wonderful opportunity to have one-on-one interaction with boys and girls that might be interested in a career in the military. >> klatt, a 23-year veteran of the air national guard has been deployed as a fighter pilot to iraq. in a war zone, the air guard can call in air strikes and provide logistical support to the air force. when not on the frontlines, the 106,000 air guard members are ordered by state governors to assist during natural disasters. >> so this is the mt propeller. >> in 2005, klatt partnered with the air guard to boost its profile. >> it was about ten years ago i was at an air show in missouri and i saw the air national guard recruiters in the back of the hangar without the visibility that they really deserved. >> and we're off. >> klatt took us up to demonstrate what capt

so klatt's most dynamic maneuver may be to perform a successful publicity stunt.doane, cbs news, north kingston, rhode island. >> schieffer: and that's the news. for scott pelley, i'm bob schieffer. cbs news in new york. see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is 9news now. >> we begin with breaking news out of capital heights, maryland. three people are in the hospital after they were hurt in a house fire. it started late this afternoon in a two story duplex in the 600 block of carrington court. ken is live there with the latest. ken. >> reporter: well derek, i just spoke to a spokesman for the fire department who brought us up to date with the latest conditions. we are being told a 15-year-old boy taken out of here in critical condition has been stabilized at prince georges county hospital. now in the process of being transported to med star over in washington. let's go ahead and show you video of what it looked like earlier today. firefighters say at 4:30, they got the call

who else in the middle of their campaign, let's just klatt about race?think he does talk about race, both in the winks and nods that you laid out in your show and you describe, and he explicitly talked about the importance of race and the positive examples you cite and shows his existence is an example of the american exceptionalism that people say he doesn't acknowledge. but i wish he would discuss the impact of racial inequities on people, especially since he sometimes speaks to black audiences, he delivers these pull your pants up cosbyisms, encouraging us to do for ourselves, but if you don't give the context of the external obstac obstacles, it thursday a bit. >> he does have a crafted political policy message toward black people, involving stops playing video games, better parenting, things we can all endors. >> you do like video games, let's be clear. >> i'm a little upset about the video games. but he tends to shy away from the systemic critique that really -- >> okay, but let me say, i found the henry louis gates moment instructive and you wrote

you also have higher quality klatt val another aspect we're working on and asking dealers to tremendous fund that collateral. so what we call trimming the book will be another concrete move toward getting the risk out of the equation. >> thank you. anybody else? >> yeah, i would just say, taking the more 10,000-foot approach here, the critical problem i think in the market that became evident during the crisis was that the focus of certain risks was not fully understood in a consistent way by all market participants. so, when you sort of say, what is the key goal here? the key goal here is to make sure that it's very clear who bears risk at every single moment and that those risks then can be priced into people's decisions. >> i would say we certainly support elimination of the process of unwinding trades every day, particularly term trades. it certainly helps us to have more of a static pool of assets. as i said, we actively manage and stress test those assets daily, so the fact that they don't change over and are reklatt rised after the market is certainly a benefit for investors. >>

you also have higher quality klatt val another aspect we're working on and asking dealers to tremendous fund that collateral. so what we call trimming the book will be another concrete move toward getting the risk out of the equation. >> thank you. anybody else? >> yeah, i would just say, taking the more 10,000-foot approach here, the critical problem i think in the market that became evident during the crisis was that the focus of certain risks was not fully understood in a consistent way by all market participants. so, when you sort of say, what is the key goal here? the key goal here is to make sure that it's very clear who bears risk at every single moment and that those risks then can be priced into people's decisions. >> i would say we certainly support elimination of the process of unwinding trades every day, particularly term trades. it certainly helps us to have more of a static pool of assets. as i said, we actively manage and stress test those assets daily, so the fact that they don't change over and are reklatt rised after the market is certainly a benefit for investors. >>