we will fine now a few minutes whether lockheed mountain facility will be delayed for two >>> good morning, america. and breaking news, president obama meeting pope francis for the first time in an historic meeting. will the president invite the people's pope to the u.s.? and why he feels a special bond with the pontiff. we are live from the vatican. >>> and breaking overnight, a massive bust at l.a.x. airport workers arrested on the job accused of stealing from luggage. officers went undercover as baggage handlers to execute the sting. you won't believe how blatant the thieves were. >>> take a look at this picture. a world trade center security guard asleep on the job. coming just days after a teenager climbed to the top and b.a.s.e. jumpers released this video. raising more questions about just how secure the building really is. >> i'm g

. >>> defense and space contractor lockheed martin is continuing to invest in a new research facility in silicon valley, even though it went through major layoffs late last year. the new palo alto center was dedicated last week. abc7 news business and technology reporter david louie got a rare look inside the labs. >> all right. go for it. >> reporter: about the only thing low tech about the new research lab is the way it was dedicated. it replaces three vintage buildings built almost 60 years ago when stanford set land aside for a research park to attract private companies to collaborate with academic researchers. 130 engineers and scientists along with support staff will be consolidated under one roof. the building so energy efficient it will save lockheed martin $1 million a year. >> it's no secret silicon valley is sort of the innovation center of the world. so it's very important that we are here because we have some key talent at the technology center. we intend to retain our talent and we intend to attract more talent which having the new facility is important to us. >> the adv

. >> lockheed martin continuing to insfleft a new. facility. abc7 news business reporter david louie looks inside of the labs. >> about the only thing low tech was the way it was located. it replaces buildings when stanford attracted private companies. 130 engineers will be consolidated under a roof from in a build soing energy efficient it will save $1 million per year. >> no secret silicon valley is the innovation center of the world we have key talent and intend to retain that talent. and intend to attract more talent. >> the center continues to focus on technology for space projects that are lighter, cheaper and high performance. these clips made from aluminium. >> this part takes 28 days. we made 300 apex parts p one day at one tenth of the cost. >> development designed for high pressure might some day have use in oil and gas pipeline industry. palo alto mayor says more companies are tearing down old facilities in favor of energy efficient ones. >> you write a check for power or get to have more money to do what you want to do. and that co

lockheed martin is an advanced technology corporation that makes military weapons and lots of spy gear for the u.s. government and so they also make buckets of money but not enough apparently because now they're stepping up their game in the commercial satellite market they've got a new marketing gimmick called refund replayed to help sell more of their atlas five rockets to regular folk because who doesn't need a rocket to launch spyware into space. that you refund or preflight guarantee now comes with any atlas five rocket purchased automatically here's how it works you want to get a satellite into space so you can spy on people and planet earth your competition your citizens your boyfriend doesn't matter who they are by age twenty one hundred settle a platform from lockheed martin and you customize that thing and then you need a rocket to get it into space but since lucky's atlas five rocket costs like thirty percent more than most commercial rates you might want to shop elsewhere for your rocket. now that lockheed offer as the refund or replace guarantee you can one stop shop for y

. >>> defense and space contractor lockheed martin is continuing to invest in a new research facility in silicon valley, even though it went through major layoffs late last year. the new palo alto center was dedicated last week. abc7 news business and technology reporter david louie got a rare look inside the labs. >> all right. go for it. >> reporter: about the only thing low tech about the new research lab is the way it was dedicated. it replaces three vintage buildings built almost 60 years ago when they tried to attract private companies to collaborate in independent rye search efforts. 100 scientists and support staff will be consolidated under one roof. the building so energy efficient it will save lockheed martin $1 million a year. >> silicon valley is the en ovation center of the world so it's important we are here. we intend to retain our talent and we intend to attract more talent which having the new facility is important to us. >> they will continue to focus on technology for space projects that are lighter, and he shows us an example. the clips as youd on space crafts des

. >>> defense and space contractor lockheed martin is continuing to invest in a new research facilityn silicon valley, even though it went through major layoffs late last year. the new palo alto center was dedicated last week. abc7 news business and technology reporter david louie got a rare look inside the labs. >> all right. go for it. >> reporter: about the only thing low tech about the new research lab is the way it was dedicated. it replaces three vintage buildings built almost 60 years ago when they tried to attract private companies to collaborate with academic researchers. 130 engineers and scientists along with support staff will be consolidated under one roof. the building so energy efficient it will save lockheed martin $1 million a year. >> it's no secret silicon valley is sort of the invasion center of the world, so it's very important that we are here because we have some key talent at the technology center. we intend to retain our talent and we intend to attract more talent which having the new facility is important to us. >> the advance technology center or atc continu

. >>> a water main break at the lockheed martin facility delayed the start of the work day for thousands. you can see the water trail from sky 7. 5,000 employees who work at the site were told not to show up to work until 10:00 so crews could restore the water service. >> state senator yee is keeping a low profile the day after being arrested on corruption charges. the new details are emerging and his neighbors and constituents are reacting, and our reporter is outside his san francisco home. >>> that is his house across the street. we know he came here after court yesterday and i have knocked and rang the doorbell twice with no answer. new proof that he might be inside in the last hour, there has been a delivery here. >>> no signs of life at senator yee's house until 10:00 a.m. when a woman calling herself the supporter dropped off muffins. >> i am just a supporter. >> the neighbors come to terms with the scandal. >> it is very out of character for someone if his position. surprising, especially in this neighborhood, it is a homey neighborhood. you would never secretary something like t

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. >>> a water main break caused problems at lockheed martin's campus in sunnyvale. the problem was reported at 2:30 this morning and cut off water to the campus. many employees were ordered not to arrive until 10:00 to give crews a chance to fix the problem. >>> a san leandro man is accused of stealing puppies and trying to sell them on craigslist. this man, 30-year-old richard coleman ran away when the owner of the puppies confronted him, but officers met up with him and made the arrest. the puppies are now back home in livermore. >>> that mud slide in osa, washington, the death toll expected to climb again. the number of did is officially 16, but nine more bodies have been found, but not yet recovered. and today, for the first time, we are hearing the fist hand accounts of heartbreaking courage of the crews on the scene. >> going through the rubble of the home and picking up clothes of these little ones, you know. and holding them in front of me. and just looking to see what size are they. how old was this child? >> we'll all cry. so maybe that's not a good idea.

. >> defense and space contractor lockheed martin is continue to go invest in a new research facilityey even though it went through a mainly lay off late last year. the new palo alto center was dedicated today. of david got a rare look inside the labs. >> all right. go for it. >>reporter: about the only thing low tech about the if you research lab is the way it was dedicated. it replaces 3 vintage buildings built almost ago when stanford set land aside for research park to attract private companies to collaborate with academic researchers. 130 engineers and scientist along with support staff will be consolidated under one roof in a building so energy efficient it will save lockheed martin 1 million dollars a year. >> no secret that silicon valley is the sort of the innovation cenr of the world. so it's very important that we are here because we have some key talent at the advance technology center and we plan to the retain the talent and attract more talent that's why the new facility is so important to us. >> the center atc continues to focus on technology for space project that are

. >> one mile above new york city, a dc-8 tears into the fuselage of a lockheed constellation. >> bang. i jumped up and i ran and i never looked back. >> over san diego, a 727 slams into a cessna and it's caught on film. >> i knew it was big, i knew it was bad, but we didn't know it was a plane crash. >> outside los angeles, a small plane smashes into a dc-9, decimating several homes below. >> it just smelled like death. like smoke and death. >> eyewitnesses and survivors tell their harrowing stories and dramatic animations put you right there with the troubled aircraft. the big sky just got a lot smaller. ♪ >>> "why planes crash: collision course." >> a new concept in air transportation. the trevail was taken out of travel. >> when this short film was released by pan am in 1958, flying was a special occasion. people got dressed up. people were served on white linen. >> delicious food adds to the enjoyment. >> we all know that's changed, but an even more significant change is the increase in air traffic. flying over the u.s. in 1960, there would have been about 1,400 planes in the sky

lockheed martin because of the way it traded. opened on the lows. closed around the highs. that's a pretty good sign for a stock that's been under pressure recently. and having a huge flush in december, anadarko petroleum. >> tesla is a long way from kia. and this is what you have to think about. this is how the markets are reacting. people sell germany when eastern europe is selling off. they sell carlsberg. a lot of breweries in europe. when you look at the broader market, this has zero impact in terms of global growth. the only thing playing into this today, people started believe janet yellen's comments that she is thinking about the emerging market crisis. bernanke disavowed this. if you look at the treasury band, and think what is going on here? we have a flight to qualitity, or growth has sloun dramatically. or the fed may be in play. >> or think both. and you saw gold move higher today. >> i'll go back to when guy was talking about lockheed martin. you have defense contractors going higher, gold going higher, and the market selling off, and i know we rally back. but

primarily lockheed in terms of the local region. they split it with another contractor. the other some of players? >> general dynamic and bae systems. nonot a huge surprise for both. in terms of the ground vecle program, tt is kind of a no go. instead, thehey will get modernization of the current fleets, the tas, those sorts of t things. >> peter, in addddition to weaps they're going to eliminate, possibly even an aircraft carrier, they are talking about touchingng salars, benefs, significantl downsizing the army. as an econost, you know, california took a bigit after the reagan yeaears when they lot a lot of the defense spending money that they werere used to. arare we going to see a recessin in the wasashington area and defense spending cuts continue? >> the washington onomy y is much more diversifieied than it used to be. last m month -- this month, february, car sales were rather robu, i am m hearing from folks i talk to at dealerships. even though in detroit they said february is noa good month, that is because of the snow. there is resiliencyere. i think pele are s

i came to the bay area in 2001 and spent over eight years at lockheed martin in space systems company there. i've been living in san francisco since 2007, so, almost 7 years now. i worked with walk s.f., pedestrian safety organization since i've been here, and have been involved in many of their activities. most recently i've worked with walk s.f. in meetings that they've attended with the board of supervisors, a committee on neighborhood services and safety, in conjunction with the police commission. they have very, very he interesting meetings we've attended. and i supported walk s.f. in some of the issues that they're interested in. and in addition to that, in 2011 the end of the year i was participating in the pedestrian safety task force. in particular, i was working in the subcommittee, [speaker not understood] subcommittee that was chaired at that time by megan ward. so, those are basically the -- my experience. with regard to goals, which supervisor tang has brought up, i really think psac and certainly myself will be supporting the police department in their initiative. i'm v

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probably because it's so much more common these days lockheed martin alone has sold over a hundred that light on the commercial market. and there are more than one two thousand adelaide on the orbiting the planet. bill cork insurance rates are going down. to know all about not going to continue the plan to replace the late one night you get a new satellite from the i can't wait to get money. i went to target twenty overs of play for there are no people whatsoever so i can find out one of the few beautiful places on planet laughed. i'm touched by the magic created by humanity. the night. talk about that by filing and twitter and the red and blue check. the these. we did. it is. i know. denise line that's when semites nineteen side captained by ashley and tell camp. russian president lot of nutrition has signed an agreement to annex kindy and he said. yet time is ukrainian republic is an inalienable part of russia putin stressed historical bonds with the region in an address two comments. the i ask you to adopt this bill is being prepared. it will allow the crimea republicans to join the

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against no longer going google and apple but looking at lockheed in nasa and trying to get people orill need to get people to compete on those levels. announced their facebook conductivity lab where this will be happening. we will keep our eye on this and see if it is just a billionaire's dream or something more. from potential facebook employees to the people behind yahoo! news roddick -- it is all about personalization. marissa mayer said that is her big thing. yahoo! labs inside to find out how it works. i amron brockman, the chief scientist for yahoo!. is what key the lab scientist used to support a wide variety of products in yahoo! we've technology to understand what new stories users like to read and apply that in the product on the yahoo! homepage and that gets one billion clicks per month. one of our greatest emphasis is in mobile technology. you are probably familiar with the yahoo! mobile weather app. in order to find photographs from our database, we need underlying strong computational thinking to figure out how out of a vast array of millions of photographs, to find the

a recent assessment by lockheed martin. so does say that the prize for one of thirty five they could drop to eighty million dollars by twenty nineteen. when production is in full swing beside that could eventually mean lower prices for international buyers including korea. the apa said it will monitor the development of the f thirty five which has not been tested on the battlefield yet the weather's this was all tree is known to apartments within the north korea the dap also approved the plan to purchase an unspecified number of our queue for global hawk unmanned aerial surveillance vehicles through sms the high altitude long endurance unmanned aerial vehicle can operate in all weather conditions and distinguish an object as small as zero point three meters in size while carrying fourteen hundred kilograms of internal payload. experts say the state of the large spy plane fits well with south korea's missile defense system. all the kill chain which is designed to detect impending missile attacks. i was pre emptive strikes. t

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email us and the next thirty eight months of the fifty is coated off like a high and us defence firm lockheed martin the hour of seven follows similar contracts with iraq last year and indonesia in two thousand eleven. we also had its eye on selling the fa fifty two through botswana and the uae. the concert comes after the presidents of korea and the philippines signed a memorandum of understanding expand the defense cooperation in october. korea's industrial output dropped in february for his second straight month while the bis the sentiment of korean manufacturers also remains weak the sun's rays conservative domestic economy is not on track with strong recovery. he has a tea cups korea's economic conditions might not be improving as quickly as many had hoped statistics korea said friday that the nation's industrial output shrank one point eight percent last month from january marking the second straight month of decline agency attributed the drop in altitude slowing production in the nation's auto sector which fell more than seven percent in february on monday. good site if you were export

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it is a joint venture between lockheed martin and boeing.he does not think breaking up the monopoly in the name of competition will really have that big of a payoff. >> i believe there are in foreign questions about how competitions will be structured to ensure they are fair and open and the competition will the savingse promised. ultimately the question is whether the savings will be sufficient to offset the cost of duplicating existing capabilities. luckily a sentiment not shared by the pentagon. they will later this year open up 14 new missions to take a stab at entering the market. lawmakers today seem to add -- echo the sentiment as well. ask any talk about russia today? thatw he told rachel crane it is embarrassing the u.s. has to thumb rides to russia. k was sureg mus to point out, united launch alliance, their rocket used in engine that is manufactured in russia. seizing everything happening right now and on the proposed economic sanctions and all of that. he made the point that to him it is crazy the united states would consider awa

it is a joint venture between lockheed and boeing.e pointed out after the hearing that united launches rockets using engines. >> we are contemplating sanctions. it does not make sense to reward russia with a huge multi-hundred million dollar contract for rocket engines. that would be inconsistent with policy and now the red thing to do. sounds crazy to me. rex united monster line to dismiss mosque. they have blueprints to build their own if needed. everyone is meeting up -- beating up on russia including elon musk. you can be sure that there are u.s. companies and their thing playing out. those that are doing business pretty nervous about what is being discussed in washington. >> it seems again ongoing diplomatic aim. thank you to our washington correspondent peter cook. the risks and the rewards are different. gaming reporting that they had losses. tell me about what is going on with boyd. what is up with them specifically? >> the results are in line with expectations. the take away is that las vegas continues to better their locals

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live with it my father came to america with us when there was a coup in he ended up working for lockheed as the missile test program. it was that instrumental. >> it is so fascinating read you could stay after words and talk with me. did you have a question? >> as a german scientist how did day or five did they use arabic passports? >> cutoff to be after words the middle eastern connection is interesting but it is not part of "operation paperclip" but we can chat after. think you very much. >> with plum island new york with lyme disease. >> general louks he became friendly with the chemist was in charge of setting up plum island. and eric was is in charge and also connected with plum i when he came to the united states does the department of agriculture and there is a lot of suggestions and he also set up plum island but i could find no official documents that made that connection. but it certainly is reasonable speculation. good question. >> during the 1960's there were people in this country trying to confront the justice department to say we had a lot of war criminals why don't you fi

and are considered historically low that's probably because it's so much more common these days lockheed martin alone has sold over one hundred satellites on the commercial market and there are more than one thousand satellites already orbiting the planet though of course insurance rates are going down so now that you know all about lockheed martin exciting new lead funder reflate policy you might want to buy your rocket and your satellite from then i can't wait to get my i'm going to park it right over someplace where there are no people whatsoever so i can buy one of the few beautiful place of the one planet left untouched by the magic is created by humanity tonight to talk about that by following me on twitter at the resident. but we wanted to create a realistic movie that would represent life that would depicts life as it really is . there's an accident route sixty. one some people wonderful this the whole thing is a mum. welcome to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser i was born has extended the help to buy game to twenty twenty danny says house prices will only rise from here to eterni

it's a joint venture between defense giants, lockheed martin and boeing.oday the ceo says that he does not think that breaking up that monopoly in the name of competition will really have that big of a payoff. take a listen. >> they are important questions about how competitions will be structured. to ensure they are fair and open, and whether competition will actually save the savings promised. ultimately the question is whether savings from competition will be sufficient to offset the cost of duplicating existing capabilities. >> that is a sentiment not shared by the pentagon. they will later this year be opening up 14 more missions, four new entrances like spacex to take a chance of entering that market. >> any talk about russia today? i know that he told our rachel crane, embarrassing the u.s. has to thumb rides to russia. did that come up at all? >> it did. musk pointed out that united launch alliance, the engine is actually manufactured in russia. seizing on everything that is happening right now, the proposed economic sanctions, he made the point of

currently a joint venture between lockheed martin and boeing is the only launch providers which cost over next 16 years. musk says it is too much. his spacex is ready to compete for a piece of that contract. >>> california business's mark johnson is suing a las vegas casino after getting drunk and losing $500,000 in just 44 hours. johnson claims he doesn't remember ever going to the casino floor to play poker and says the casino should return his money. nevada gaming regulations from catering to intoxicated customers, yet johnson managed to open four lines of credit as losses mounted. he has winses will testify he is absolutely sloshed. the qassin yo will not comment on the lawsuit. that is the west coast minute. >> i wish i had $500,000 just to lose. >>> natural gas jumps after bigger than expected drawdown of supplies. fox business contributor phil flynn of price futures group in the pits of cme. they are well below the five-year average. what is going on? >> well below the five-year average and well below a year ago. it is incredible. there is cold weather and that is really takin

of the lockheed organization, a defence contractors, and retired army chief. before we get to education, you co-wrote an article about a forum you sat on identifying 50 ways to improve security, congress didn't act on it before 9/11, and afterwards only one, the department of homeland security. >> is congress undermining security. >> i would have to say it is. the the study, the hart-redmond study was put together bay commission spanning the political spectrum, coming to a conclusion on 50 recommendations. before 9/11 americans were elected to die by the thousands, and we said what we thought ought to be done. after 9/11, even establishing the homeland security department was considered. it's very hard, in my view, among others, that we are endangering national security. over the past week we saw the war break out between the c.i.a. and senate. with charges of countries spying on each other. with that kind of system of oversight, it's difficult for anyone to believe anything could get done. >> it's very hard. i have spent life in the corporate world, and no co

military is now lockheed martin for industrial application where they are holding heavy grinders andnduction heaters used underneath ships in shipyards, there is industrial applications as well. and then there is consumer applications. a lot of people who have a bad disk in their back but would like to carry a 40-pound backpack. we know how to make systems do that with the core technology. they don't need any electronics whatsoever, so they can be very reasonably priced. melissa: what does it cost? what does it cost and in some circumstances does insurance coverage? >> first on cost, our system starts at about $110,000, we sell it to rehabilitation centers mainly right now, inpatient or outpatient centers. the amazing thing is for a medical device company, we don't really need any change in the reimbursement policy to get reimbursement. it has to do with gates training and things like that. and inpatient rehab like after a stroke are paid in a lump sum or per diem basis so we can show them how they believe they can save money and make more profit on each patient if they use it. melis

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lockheed martin, boeing, all of great companies. usa space alliance, on the shuttle. people don't even understand that business and government have, put you on the moon. >> oh, a lot of space business is done right here on earth. the jobs, technology, that evolves from it all. you know, the private business, and i wish them all the luck in the world because they're the only game in town right now. lou: right. >> but the word private is misused. your tax money and my tax money has gone to supporting these folks to get where they are today. lou: you bet. >> unfortunately from my point of view with little or no oversight. when you put a man or a woman, a human being on top of, you know something like a saturn v, we're not going to get back there but something being built today, you just don't do it casually. it takes time and effort. you have to put safety of that human being ahead of anything else you've got in mind. lou: what do you think the future is? in constant dollars we look back to 1972, i picked that year because of you, gene. in 1972 in constant dollars we're

>> they say that companies like lockheed martin and major league soccer have cut ties for now. >> thank you roxann. >>> new effort to sustain pressure on the deposit and create a great social movement and the crisis in ukraine causing a panic in worldwide markets. >> despite efforts from the venezuelan government, protests have gone on now for more than a month. president nicholas maduro's government blame protesters for the majority of the killed individuals. daniel swineler has this report from valence yah venezuelan. >> early morning at valencia's main market. and the turmoil forgotten at least from now. all sides working together in order to live. >> translator: away we're waiting for is an end to these problems so we can take food home to our kids. the country is not in crisis. there's just a few people causing crisis. we want to be united, that's what is lacking in this country. >> i'm a chavez supporter. i want to support him when he was in prison in '93. chavez had a vision for venezuela. >> there's an abundance of fresh produce. despite regular roadblocks, tightening security m

the variations and what they are able to get from this older lockheed martin satellite in this area andeally make sure that they had something as near to definitive as they could, as you heard from their spokesman, before they released it to the public. >> keith, how confident are you that this data is conclusive? >> i think this is pretty compelling information but with all of the usual caveats. it narrows down the search area, jim, but not nearly as all of us would like. >> that's helpful. you helped me understand it better. keith of the geospatial intelligence station. >>> the u.s. navy is moving equipment into place that could help with an underwater search. how hard would it be to locate even if a debris field is found. >>> plus, rescuers are looking for signs of life as many are listening at a washington landslide. the number of those missing rises to 108. that's right after this. no matter how busy your morning you can always do something better for yourself. and better is so easy with benefiber. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to

the first is the lockheed p 3 orion being called the work horse of the search effort because it can fly at low altitudes for very long period of times. the u.s. navy's p 8 poseidon, there it is. that plane designed for antisubmarine warfare. so it can scan deep into ocean waters. the global express is a long-range civilian jet, packed with state of the art emergency gear. and the 3 c 130, the her clue lease military transport plane being used to drop searchers track debris in the water. >> speaking of tracking, the f.b.i. helping with the missing plane. the f.b.i. trying to retrieve files deleted from flight simulator belonging to the pilot. what are they looking for? should the feds have gotten involved sooner? a closer look at that and all of that a little bit fleeter -- later in this house. >>> our other top story, details in that deadly news helicopter crash in seattle earlier this week. federal investigators say video from surveillance cameras shows the chopper began rotating nearly 360 degrees at takeoff. it then pitched forward, crashing to the ground, bursting into flames near t

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