but i'm supporting this because i think it allows us to begin at least the pilot. and to be honest, the concern from people like supervisor wiener and myself too has not been doing the pilot, but actual the pilot is too small because in other cities, other regions that have done this, they have done more than a thousand bikes, they have done 10,000 bikes and several thousand bikes. one of the questions they had what was the program is too small and whether it will take off. that question remains unanswered. but we won't know unless we begin the process. >> thank you. that question and the point about the program being too small is exactly what's driving this request to bring this number of bikes to above 700 to a minimum threshold to have at least hope of having a successful bicycle launch. >> this is another point i wanted to bring up and make sure this was accurate. it comes to about $1,000 a bike. when i think about and i know we are talking about transportation and talking about moving people around and we are talking about clean air an long term stability and r

military jet has crashed in a residential suburb of the capital. .rowds gather in the street at least one person, the pilot, has been killed. it exploded in the air before going down. the committee has already been sent out to investigate. we will bring you more of that story as we get it. hasebel leader from dahrfur been killed attempting to enter the territory within the justice and equality movement. >> this peace deal, signed in april, was one of several glimmers of hope for dar for in recent years, and has since vanished. agreement was signed with the sudanese government, but since then he has broken away, taking a splinter group with him. the main body of the rebels appears to be angry with the sudanese government. he and his convoy were attacked inside of chad inside the darfur region. in his men were having lunch when 30 vehicles ambushed of them. the attack is yet another factor that could destabilize sedan with its fragile peace agreement with south sudan. the sudanese government has agreed to share power and establish a governing authority in darker -- are for -- are darfur. they say they can go

the eighth. together. at least for a few. just like today the pilots then gave the flight attendants flowers. international women's day. half the seats were empty and passengers were in festive mood when someone suddenly passed a note to one of the flight attendants she thought it was just a prank. when the been two weeks before the tragedy we attended a training course devoted to what the cabin crew should do in case of a hijack attempt journey in that training session a mock terrorist can it be a very similar no yet so at that moment i just didn't take that little scrap of paper seriously but yes not at fast. on board will probably have to call the police. and then she showed us the note. change cars to london don't descend or we'll blow up the plane you are now under our command. shotguns in the back row above the back of the seats about this high gun barrels. for the hijack the i had a long stopover in the city of course. new passengers and their luggage had to be loaded and the aircraft needed refueling. during that time one of the passengers noticed the older brothers. i overheard a con

the eighth. together. at least for a few. just like today the pilots then gave the flight attendants flowers. international women's day. half the seats were empty and passengers were in festive mood when someone suddenly passed a note to one of the flight attendants she thought it was just a prank. when the been two weeks before the tragedy we attended a training course devoted to what the cabin crew should do in case of a hijack a ten minute journey in that training session a mock terrorist can it be a very similar note yet so at that moment i just didn't take that little scrap of paper seriously but yes not at fascist. or walked in and said. captain we have some on board will probably have to call the police after we land and then she showed us the note. change karsh to london don't do sand or we'll blow up the plane you are now under our command. assassin shot guns in the back row above the back of the seats about this high gun barrels. before the hijackers had a long stopover in the city of course. new passengers and their luggage had to be loaded and the aircraft needed refueling. during

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the eighth. they always gather together. at least for a few. just like today the pilots then gave the flight attendants flowers. international women's day. half the seats were empty and passengers were in festive mood when someone suddenly passed a note to one of the flight attendants she thought it was just a prank. one of the being two weeks before the tragedy we attended a training course devoted to what the cabin crew should do in case of a hijack a ten minute journey in that training session a mock terrorist can it be a very similar note yet so at that moment i just didn't take that little scrap of paper seriously but yes not at fast. kept. on board will probably have to call the police. and then she showed us the note. change cars to london don't descend or we'll blow up the plane you are now under our command. assassin shot guns in the back row above the back of the seats about this high gun barrels. before the hijack i had a long stopover in the city of course. new passengers and their luggage had to be loaded and the aircraft needed refueling. during that time one of the passengers noticed the older br

the least. so far, 37 pilots picked up as new series out of more than a hundred the networks ordered. en, and last place, nbc, of course, with the most new shows with 11. nbc bidding farewell to "the office" and "30 rock," and letting go of "whitney" and "smash," and they killed are "rs of engagement," and "golden boy," and killed "don't trust the b in apartment 23", and renewed "so burg story". foxes include "friends and cops," one of the first reality shows for something like 25 years, it may live on in new episodes on spike. now, elsewhere, disney's abc has a stab with a newcomer called "shield," and, of course, cbs is picking up a new show called "mom" who gave the world "two and a half men" and "big bang theory," and "crazy ones," rob win williams come back, and vampires are hot; right? nbc with a new series about a really old guy, drake cue la. liz? david: thank you very much. breaking news. jo has the news. go ahead. >> hi, guys. we are learning from the ap that the justice department has obtained two months of tornado watch records secretly of reporters and editors of the assoc

the country. sitting there crying. together. at least for a few. just like today the pilots then gave the flight attendants flowers the eighth of march is international women's day. half the seats were empty and passengers were in festive mood when someone suddenly passed a note to one of the flight attendants she thought it was just a prank. whether the been two weeks before the tragedy we attended a training course devoted to what the cabin crew should do in case of a hijack attempt to me during that training session a mock terrorist can it be a very similar note yet so at that moment i just didn't take that little scrap of paper seriously but yes not at fascist. or walked in. on board will probably have to call the police. and then she showed us the note. change karsh to london don't descend or we'll blow up the plane you are now under our command. assassin shot guns in the back row above the back of the seats about this high gun barrels. for the hijack the airliner had a long stopover in the city of course gun knew passengers and their luggage had to be loaded and the ai

it will be the first to be a pilot pocket park -- could say that several time, a pilot pocket park. [laughter] >> one of at leaste improving every little corner of all the dead end streets on san bruno avenue. * boce. we could go on and on, everything from the garden tour to the brand-new library to the new trees that get planted to the folks in mclaren park getting fixed up. we have the most amazing people, volunteers and neighbors. i am so incredibly proud to live in the portola and watch and be part of all the wonderful things we do. so, everybody here, give yourself a big hand. (applause) >> so, in addition to what mindy said, we should start getting a four-barrel that should get construction in february. (applause) >> without further ado, we would love to have everyone come he up here because i think half the people are from the portola. * but we are going to have barbara, let's see, barbara senich and jackie moray to come up on stage and accept the award on behalf of the portola. (applause) >> nice t-shirt. thank you very much. here is a model of the t-shirt. [laughter] (applause) >> it is the best neighbo

. >> do we know anything else about the pilot? at leastaccounts it sound like everything was calm other than the last minute with the crash, crash. >> she talked how the crew was very calm and did their best to comfort the passengers. you could hear how terrifying the experience was for them. she really said the crew in her mind are the heroes. as far as the pilot is going, us air weighs is not giving any more details. >> the vivid descriptions, it must have gone on forever. >> you heard her talking about texting her family. she thought she would never see her family again. >> just incredible. >> no injuries. >> thanks for that story. appreciate it. >>> ahead on "starting point" a flashy move at the billboard music awards. this turned into a nightmare for one fan. the moment singer miguel crashed into one woman's head. >> it ain't pretty. and she never thought he would show up. we'll meet the high school senior who got a shock of a lifetime when her favorite nba player shows up for her prom. amazing. you're watching "starting point". [ eng

the pilot of that plane. it went down in a pond near albany early this morning. investigators say at least two people were killed on impact. sadly to report, the plane is reportedly owned by angel flight, which is a nonprofit organization that moves sick patients for free. no word yet on the cause. the faa investigating. >>> i'm jamie colby here at fox. we'll send you back now to cavuto on business. have a great day. >>> all right. you get by with a little help from your friends because when the government wants to snoop on a.p. reporters or other reporters like fox's james rosen it needs help from verizon and google to get access like calls and e-mails. usually the companies say no problem. adam, you say when that happens, big problem, huh? >> yeah. the bar should be extremely high before telephone carriers and internet companies give anything to the government. they should resist as much as possible. we don't have an absolute right to privacy. the government can demand this information. but they should do it the right way. >> what do you think of this, ben? >> well, i think that the leak

air traffic controllers warned the chopper pilot going by the handle muscle 9 at least three times. >> mussel 9, make a right 360. there's an embriere jet on two-mile. mussel 9, you have that traffic in sight, for runway 3-3? mussel 9, maintain visual separation from that traffic and pass the traffic. >> reporter: after the collision avoidance system sounded, the passenger jet circled around and landed safely a few minutes later. the helicopter also landed safely. at the closest point, the two became within 940 feet from each other at the same altitude. not far from where it happened, i'm standing a football field length away from our camera. 940 feet is more than three times further than i am. steve wallace is with me right now next to my camera. steve, 940 feet to the layperson seems like plenty of space. is it plenty of space? >> well, it's natural in these situations to focus on the distance between the aircraft. the bigger situation is if it's focused on by the air traffic control. >> reporter: many are constantly flying over the potomac river, the same general air space as comme

the pilot died instantly. 12 people watching the air show on the ground also injured. >> tanzania an explosion at a crowd the church killed at least injured more than 50. a bomb caused the blast and they have a suspect in custody. finally to the u.k. that is where prince mary may be. maybe he's giving away the gender of will and kate's baby. he is telling everyone the couple is having a boy. >> i think he probably is in the know but we will see. >> a texas group said he is using a gun using a 3-d printer. that gun cannot be detected by security scanners. >> what lawmakers are trying to do good morning robert. >> good morning. technology is out facing legislation. we are at the airport in new york city because the fear is that people could bring these guns on to a plane and then use them. here's what we are talking about. we will show you a picture. this is a gun made of durable plastic created a 3 dimensional picture. it was in texas by a group called defense distributed. it has a blue print on week chuck schumer found the need to speak out. >> we are facing a situation where any felon or a terrorist can open a gun factory in thei

the day at least for now. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec joins us live with more on bart's pilot program. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. but you can't bring your bike on bart this morning. this trial period is going to start on july 1. on that day, that is when the rules are going to be suspended. the rules that are banning bikes during rush hour right now. at that point, july 1, bikes will be allowed any day an time in all but the first three cars of a train. the trial period will last until december 1 when the bart board will decide whether to keep allowing bikes on board or to go back to the old rush hour rule. at a board meeting last night most of the speakers were in favor of bikes. >> to be able to take my bike on the bart at any time of day would expand my world tremendously. >> being able to use bart when it's convenient for you is actually helping improve lots of commutes in the bay area. >> reporter: bart conducted a shorter pilot program back in march and one last august as well and follow-up surveys showed most people do support that increased bike access. but

law at least for them where that immediacy would all border security meteorological and environmental surveillance such as sending a drone into a hurricane without having to worry about the pilots are among the applications most commonly praised and you even still the most common association with drones at home is law enforcement and it's this aspect that's making americans very uncommon obviously there's going to be some regulations that have to you know be put in place that run around you know police or whoever doesn't just have the ability to run around and you know go unchecked looking at you know having an ever watchful eye over the public but i don't think that it will it will be a deterrent more so be a challenge to make sure that people are happy to implement the implementation of an aircraft into the national airspace system officials are yet to convince americans that there are more pros than cons to drones flying over u.s. soil it's time to say wait a minute hold up let's not move forward in this area without understanding where we're going and that's the problem here and that's the danger we'll see ition for unmanned vehicle systems international estimates the numbe

there are many in the military who believe that that fly over could have broken up at least some of what was happening on the ground, just by the low fly over, and as you know being a pilot jet presence can break things up, and perhaps disperse some of the things that developed later on, which was when the mortar attacks happened on the navy seals on that cia base, the cia outlet afterwards, after that. you know, the testimony of greg hicks, i think is going to be really interesting on wednesday. he is the number two, as you mentioned. he became chief of mission after ambassador stevens died. jon: right. >> reporter: he testifies that he thought it was a terrorist attack and said so up the chain from the get go from moment one, and also testifies, you'll see in that testimony, that he will say that he tried to get special forces from tripoli onto a c130 with libyan forces right away, but was told essentially not to do that. how that developed, where it came from, i think we'll find out more on wednesday. jon: it's pretty as stoupbding thaas stoupbding that the number two person on the ground in tripoli is telling his superiors in washington this is a terrorist attack and

the least because it's been pushed down the road. by the situation we are faced with. i would expect you to make a renewed effort for new pilot publication of training requirements. implementing the nextgen air traffic control system as indicated as it personal importance to me, for 10 years i've worked to help faa make nextgen our reality. the system is far to the future of our air transportation network and it will continue to make it a priority. i promise you that. so, mayor foxx them as you know you have a huge job in front of you. massive. the challenges are many of the solutions are hard. however, if you are confirmed i want this committee to be a partner in your efforts. this will take communication and transparency from the department. it will take honesty and frankness from us, and i thank you for being here today and look forward to hearing your thoughts. before i turn this over to my distinguished friend, senator thune, i should point out that one, we have two votes at 4:00. so we're going to change our rules of it. i spoke all of it longer. of course, i always do. sender then and i will talk, give our opening stat

for having a well trained crew of at least two pilots and anyone who has flown for a living like that is knows there's sometimes a sense of overload. they can handle thet be done remotely. that has to be done in the cockpit with both people experiencing the same situation, feeling the same vie brarks smelling the sake electrical odors, sometimes wordlessly. sometimes you can't have conversation on the ground. >> you're a living testament of having a wise co-pilot in the cockpit. >> if jeff skiles was on the ground, there was no way. there could not have been. >> why do you think the airline may be pushing this? >> you know, that's really a surprise to me. i don't see a clear upside. i don't know if it's about the money, which it often is. i don't know if it's some other, you know, idea that they from time to time try out about a potential pilot shortage or something else, but there isn't -- there is not a pilot shortage in this country right now and there won't be if the airlines can have entry-level jobs that pay more than starvation wages. >> go ahead. you have questions? >> the other question, captain, i was going to ask you, you talked about this

least that powerful. there are ways to do that. >> i have a pilot questions here. a lot to say two things. they are both about thetructure of our counter- terrorism debate. pointrst picks up on a about the line between radicalism turns from a speech specifically into the legal action as which one can intervene. a puzzle.es a bit of you do not want to wait until .omething goes boom you do not want to wait until there is a disaster you are responding to. have the capacity to respond somewhere to the left of buoom. that is why the laws at the level are so important. you have the ability to prosecute and intervene at the point of action that is the support for the organization, in material interrelation support of terrorist activity or the point of action being the point of which you have agreed with somebody to commit an someal act any have taken significant step. that is one of the first point. only draw that line, it is not shootingdefined by the at the holocaust museum. there are well antecedent steps before you have capacity to intervene. an event likehave what happened in boston, we immediately revert to an alm

the least about. because it has been pushed down the road by the situation we are faced with. i expect you to make a renewed effort to focus the agency on implementing new pilot qualification and training requirements. implementing the nextgen air traffic control system is of personal importance to me. for ten years, i have worked to help faa make nextgen a reality. this system is vital to the future of our air transportation network, and i will continue to make it a priority to make sure -- i promise you that. mayor foxx, as you know you have a big job in front of you. massive. the challenges are many and the solutions are difficult. however, if you are confirmed i want this committee to be a partner in your efforts. that will take communication and transparency from the it will take honesty and frankness from us and i thank you for being here today and look forward to hearing your thoughts.before i turn this over, i should point out that we have two votes at 4:00. we are going to change our rules. i spoke long, i always do. there arelk for -- opening statements and then on the questions, everybody will have have seven minutes rather than five minutes. >> th