so we had lieutenant colonel phil thompson took over duties of supervisor flying previously. dan had been resident of our supervision, but phil thompson took over to free raisin up so we could prepare for what we anticipated, being able to get airborne. our wing commander, general whurley, came down and tried to get information, again trying to energize the chain of command. what is unique about our situation at andrews is that because andrews is also the home of air force i, we had established a relationship with the secret service in a near traffic control tower. because when air force i moves, the secret service owns the airfield so that they can provide better protection for the president. so we had established a relationship with them in order to be able to manage the impact to our daily flying activities. and so one of the things that was going on was that dan came, called the secret service, called the guys in the tower, folks he knew by a personal relationship to say, hey, we're here. we can help. have someone tell us what to do, and have general whirley address that

colonel phil thompson dodd took over duties as supervisor of flying. dan kane reason, who was our weapons officer who had been acting supervisor of fine, dodd took over to free raisin because he was also our weapons officer, to free him up so that he could begin to manage and prepare for, you know, what we anticipated, being able to get airborne. our wing commander, general whirly, came down and was standing at the ops desk trying to get information. again, try to energize the chain of command. one thing that was very special and unique about our situation being at andrews was that, because andrews is also the home of air force one, we had established a relationship with the secret service in the air traffic control tower because, theyair force one moves, on their field so they can provide better protection for the president. so we had established a relationship with them in order to be able to manage impact to our daily flying activities. so one of the things that was going on was that dan kane called the secret service, called the guys at the tower,

phil. >> anchor: ly rewhy he waited until now to talk as well. jadiann thompson live in our newsroom. >>> well, kim and adam, one of the missing links in this mystery was any sort of public statement by jonbenet's brother, burke. but that has now changed. >>> burke ramsey was just nine years old when his sister beauty pageant star jonbenet was found dead in their family's colorado for 20 years he remains silent about the still unsolved murder but today he told dr. phil why he chose not to talk until now. >>> for a long time the media basically made our lives crazy. it's hard to miss the cameras and news trucks in your front yard and we go to the supermarket sometimes and there would be a tabloid, you know, with my pictures, jonbenet's picture, plastered on the front inch would follow us around. seeing that as a little kid just kind of chaotic so i was pretty skeptical of any sort of media like it just made me a very private person as to why i'm doing it now, it's the 20th anniversary and apparently still allot of attention around it. >> anchor: dr. phil went on t

daughter. " she was more like a burden to him then his own child" in dubuque phil reed, kcrg tv9 news dr. johnathan thompson performed the autopsy on kimberly stern. he testified today that she was shot 15 times. the trial will continue on monday administrative leave following a deadly officer-involved shooting monday night. but the woman they saved from an attacker says police had no choice. police shot and killed 25- year-old market bivins during a domestic disturbance call at the valley high apartments ,just off edgewood road nw. raelynn finn returned home to her apartment for the first time just this afternoon. finn says she's still healing from stab wounds, a broken jaw and ruptured ear drum. she also says police had to shoot bivins because he was stabbing her right in front of them. her couch and started stabbing me in the fact. did you know he had a knife? i saw it in his hand but i was trying to run when i saw the officers. " finn says the cedar rapids officers shot bivins twice during the attack. they also used a taser 3 times after that because he still wouldn't quit his attack. reports surfaced t

. >> reporter: jacob thompson says professors are taking phil take -- are taking full advantage of this opportunity. >> we're offering a series of courses. i'm teaching a class in presidential debates and students are really take to it. we haven't even got be to the debate yet. >> reporter: len jessup says from an aggressive building campaign to a newly-announced football training stadium, the future is brighter than ever for this campus. >> and to go with it, maybe a stadium. [laughter] >> we had a good day today. >> reporter: a proposed new stadium for the raiders football team would be home base for the rebels. the next step he says, moving unlv into such as the pac 12. what he's asking for now is the community's continued support. >> we are different. we are daring. we are diverse. we are unlv. >> reporter: and unlv is also moving forward with plans to become a top-tier research facility. there is a lot going on here. a lot of changes for a university that is only reporting live at unlv, i'm denise rosch for news 3. back to you. >> success we can all rally around. thank you. >>> an

daughter. " she was more like a burden to him then his own child" in dubuque phil reed, kcrg tv9 news dr. johnathan thompson performed the autopsy on kimberly stern. he testified today that she was shot 15 times. the trial will continue on monday

. >> phil -- university of maryland. -- john engler and tommy thompson are going to outpunch the federal government anytime, but federal initiatives got started because the states weren't able to develop. are most states held by tommy thompsons and ongoing engler to deliver? >> hell no. >> that's why we're coming back. >> we're as good once as we ever war. is that the song? >> i think -- let me be very honest. think most governors and most congressmen andwomen and senators run for the right reasons. i don't think you're going to find -- you're going to find exceptions and most governors, republicans and democrats, are dedicated to do what is right and what is best for their state and their people. >> we have room for one at most two. the governors have a hard stop at 3:45. in the back. just start talking and we'll get it to you. >> my name is -- i'm the pakistani -- my question is in the context of the economy. we are unable to support very poor people, and according to this, most people who have computers and the videos but then they get their electric supply cut off. isn't that a probl

thompson: it is now my pleasure to yield to a classmate of mine, and also another leader in the education and work force committee, chairman of the health, employment, labor and pension subcommittee, dr. phil roe, for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. roe: i rise today to encourage my colleagues to support h.r. 55 7, the strengthening career and technical version the 21st century act. c.t.e. programs are designed to prepare high school students and community college students for the work force. however, laws supporting these efforts have not been updated in over a decade. in my district, i often hear from business owners, employers, administrators and students who all tell me the need for quality education and training necessary for tissue in today's workplace. just as one size fits all approach doesn't work for health care, it will not work for education and fork force -- and work force training. each state and student is different. local administrate orrs, teachers and employers, not the federal government, should have these decision making powers. congress has worked to improve k through 12 education and modernize the nation's work force development s