, arizona, concerning the noise problems around phoenix international airport. it didn't have to happen this way, and i hope that the f.a.a. will go back and get with the people and hear the complaints, hear their problems and fix th them. and i want to thank my colleag colleague, senator flake, for his hard work on this -- on this issue. and i appreciate also, again, the commerce committee and its chairman and ranking member for including this language that is so important to our community in this legislation. mr. flake: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from arizona. mr. flake: if i could say a few words on this. i want to thank the senior senator from arizona for all the work that he's put into this. this was, as he mentioned, we've heard from thousands of residents in the phoenix area who have been impacted by this. this language is important because in represent of 2014, the f.a.a. instituted new flight path changes for sky harbor airport without adequately engaging the local community and the stakeholders. and these flight paths, as senator

they discusshe phoenix program. >> another program i am fascinated is the phoenix program.an you tell me about that? >> sure, the phoenix program is is a program we have had going on for a number of years looking at capabilities and technologies to rearc teekt the geosing us in orbit. you have low earth orbit, medium and high orbit. in the geosing us in orbit, that valuable or bit, looking down on a particular point on earth and stay there. we are looking at the type of arc tech tours we can do to improve the geosynchronous orbit is robotics. human space flight is dangerous because of the radiation environment. if you are going to do any sort of construction, fixing of assets, you want to do it with robotics. so phoenix is looking at that. the second thing is to essentially retrofit or improve spacecraft. they are looking at modular subcomponents of the architecture. then the phoenix robotics two require tools, and those tools would be property up to the orbit in a container in a pod that could be a posted payload ride-along. we are essentially wrapping it up now. the satle

hot, dry weather is the stuff of legend in the sprawling metropolis of phoenix, arizona. here in the valley of the sun, summer temperatures can exceed 100 degrees for weeks on end. being surrounded by desert only makes things hotter. on july 5th, 2011, the combination results in a spectacular phenomenon that fills the sky. >> the storm spanned from one side of the horizon to the other. >> this time lapse must be seen to be believed. the storm is called a haboob. >> haboob is an era book term. a haboob is an arabic term and it basically just means wind. here in the u.s., we generally just use the word dust storm. >> the wind from a dying summer thunderstorm kicks up enough dust to produce a dense, massive wall, advancing towards the city. while some take cover, veteran storm chaser and videographer, blaine, sees this storm as a perfect photo-op. >> i get a phone call, get your camera, i don't care what you're doing. get out to the nearest hill you can. as soon as i got to the nearest intersection, i saw it coming. >> those residents see haboobs several times a year, this o

the plan to phoenix, arizona, but figuring out when it will takeoff and land is not that easy. >> so we cannot promise it is wednesday, we can promise not before wednesday. >> reporter: crews are working to find the right weather conditions for the one-day flight to phoenix. he wants to fly around the world without any fuel to show it is possible using clean technology. >> do you think this is the future of the flying commercially? >> i would say -- i would, i would be crazy to say yes and stupid to say no. >> after phoenix, the pilots will fly to the midwest, new york, across the atlantic, to mediterranean and back to aube dhabi. >>> a woman gets a second chance of a lifesaving transplant and besides that she can save a life giving her heart. now, two women have a unique and special bond. >> most people don't find out who their heart or lung transplant even came from. they don't know anything about the donor. >> 53-year-old linda carr knows. she received 51-year-old tommy griffin's heart. >> it is amazing that i can -- help a person and has my heart. >> reporter: and tammy received

i told him the problems in phoenix. that was in march of 2015.your station i called out hillary clinton last october when i said, hey, mrs. clinton, if you want to tour any va facility in the united states, i'm your guy, i will meet you on my dime at any facility you choose because she called these isolated incidents. irstand by that with any political candidate. this is not a democratic issue, a republican issue, this is a veterans issue. >> well said. we've been on top of this story on "the real story" and we will continue to follow it until there is change and until we are giving our veterans better care. they deserve it. brendan coleman. great to have you on "the real story." thank you. >>> great guy, right? well, here's a very interesting story. the son of a hall of fame basketball coach resigned as the woman's b baul coach after engaging in an inappropriate relationship with one of the players. >>> new terror in belgium. one man may be linked to the paris and brussels attacks now. >>> plus, presidential campaigns in high gear as we all know

. >>> and if you're flying you may find airport delays in chicago, detroit, las vegas and phoenix. >>> well, the roads were slick in los angeles yet setting the stage for a particularly wild police chase. >> wild is the word and it involved a convertible with its top down spinning around in doughnuts on sunset boulevard of all places. abc's diane macedo joining us news with the latest on this >> good morning to you. so this started with a burglary, two suspects, a convertible and some rain and ended with many viral videos and no doubt many confused police officers.

you know, i was like -- and they was, you know, rap and my friend phoenix phil, who we were in phoenix, and he knew -- >> jimmy: that's a good guy to know if you're in phoenix. phoenix phil. give him a call. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> he knew where they were staying. phoenix phil, he knew where they were staying. so, we went over to the hotel. >> jimmy: how old were you now? >> i'm like 18. you know? i'm young. you know, young rapper trying to, you know, make it. but anyway, he didn't know who i was anyway. so he comes out the door and he's like, "man, we need a ride to the store. it's dmc. we need a ride to the store." and i'm like, "phil, phil, let's go, let's take him." phil had a truck. we jumped in the back of the truck and rode to the store. me, dmc, you know, we got 40s and it was just -- >> jimmy: 40 ounce with dmc. >> i was in heaven. >>, jimmy: that's rap royalty right there. >> rap royalty man. >> jimmy: that's the coolest. >> that and a 40 ounce? oh, my god. >> jimmy: you can't beat that. you know how to pull off -- can i just say you know how to pull off a pair of sunglasses. th

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higher than phoenix and lower than houston. about in the middle. >> then there's the mayor.rth highest paid employee in the city earning $217,820. >> for what. >> the mayor? >> the mayor a little less new york makes more than the d.c. mayor. significantly more than the phoenix mayor and makes less 17,000 less than the houston mayor. >> i'm running for mayor. >> according to our expert san francisco mayor makes the most in the country earning $285,000. compare that to the $20,600 salary ocean city mayor jake jill began waves every year. >> i take my hat off to that man l buy more sand with it. >> build up their sand dunes. >> now our experts also found the philadelphia fire commissioner and district attorney made less than their national counterparts sometimes by as much as $75,000. >> huh. >> kind of interest to go talk to people on the street. the fire commissioner and the police commissioner two positi positions they defended to the death saying they've earned their money. give them the money and they're very protective of that. >> sure. i like that young lady. i'm running

. >>> to a bizarre scene in phoenix. a massive swarm of bees causing suddenly invading a mosque causing a chaotic scene leaving people hurt, stung and running for cover. here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: more than a dozen people recovering after this, 20,000 bees swarming this phoenix mosque and flying inside sending people desperately swatting and covering up and running for cover. >> started to attack us. and then i run away. and get up and start running. >> reporter: at least 15 people stung. paramedics rushing one to the hospital. firefighters blocking off streets, calling for backup. >> we're gonna stay. wait for the bee keeper. >> reporter: coating the area with a special foam to get the swarm under control. minutes later more bees spotted just miles away. five crews to the rescue again. officials in phoenix confirming in all swarms hit three spots in two hours. marci gonzalez abc news new york. >>> now to the cruise ship industry. predicting that a record 24 million people will take a cruise this year but one is

higher than phoenix and lower than houston. about in the middle. >> then there's the mayor.rth highest paid employee in the city earning $217,820. >> for what. >> the mayor? >> the mayor a little less new york makes more than the d.c. mayor. significantly more than the phoenix mayor and makes less 17,000 less than the houston mayor. >> i'm running for mayor. >> according to our expert san francisco mayor makes the most in the country earning $285,000. compare that to the $20,600 salary ocean city mayor jake jill began waves every year. >> i take my hat off to that man l buy more sand with it. >> build up their sand dunes. >> now our experts also found the philadelphia fire commissioner and district attorney made less than their national counterparts sometimes by as much as $75,000. >> huh. >> kind of interest to go talk to people on the street. the fire commissioner and the police commissioner two positi positions they defended to the death saying they've earned their money. give them the money and they're very protective of that. >> sure. i like that young lady. i'm running

it was rescinded in 2014 after phoenix. the way they've provided guidance to the field has been through memos. that's really not the way to do -- it's been really piecemeal effect. it's very confusing because they get memos. they don't know what they're supposed to be doing. you need a really good policy which sets the stage for also really being able to do effective oversight because if you don't have a very clear policy or you don't have steps that you should be looking at in the scheduling process, it's really hard to evaluate whether people are doing right things or not and we heard a lot of confusion about that. those are some of the things in va again concur with our recommendation so there's a lot that needs to be done. i would say the other thing related to training is, you know, i know they said they trained over 32,000 schedulers. i don't know if they're all schedulers but people with scheduling keys which could be other people as well. have they evaluated the effectiveness of that training? one of the things we s

this is phoenix bike fest this week. i made a phone call -- >> no!rue, don't they. >> that phone call delivered a polaris sling shot to my house this morning for a test drive. this is the sling shot slle. top-of-the-line consumer version starting at about $26,000. this machine is classified as a motorcycle. you do have to have a motorcycle license. this 173 horse power out of the factory. my, oh my, is it a kick in the pants to drive. >> is it like driving a car or is it like driving a motorcycle? >> yes! >> getting both. >> i figured i might as well pick up vera on the way to the office. she is going to love this. >> oh, my gosh. i was so excited when i saw this thing. greatest day ever. this thing goes on the freeway? >> oh, yeah. it's a motorcycle. can't you tell? >> in the video where it swerves on the street, it can do that. >> it has the tail. traction control to keep it in check. how would you guys like to go for a ride? >> me first! >> let's check it out. >> who wants to go for a ride? [ tires screeching ] ♪ >> perfect! let's go! >> pretty co

the plan is to go from moffett field to phoenix arizona but figuring out when it will take off and land isn't that easy. >> we can promise it's not before wednesday. >> reporter: crews are working to find the right weather conditions for the one-day flight to phoenix. piccard wants to fly around the world without any fuel to show it's possible to live using clean technology. do you think this is the future of flying commercially? >> i would say -- i would -- i would be crazy to say yes and stupid to say no. >> reporter: at moffett field, maria medina, kpix 5. >> he will continue to the atlantic and mediterranean and back to where he began a year ago. >>> a horse named kitten took a tragic fall. the 6-year-old mare was roaming skyline park when she stumbled and was stuck upside down between two big trees. teams worked for hours to free her and getting her back on the road was no easy task. >> the horse fallen down between a couple of trees and was cradled between the trees. the effort was to remove the trees to get the animal out. >> sadly despite their efforts, kitten's injuries were to

it's expected to take off and head to phoenix, arizona. it will go to new york city and fly over the statue of liberty. reporting live, marian favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. look at this breathtaking photo of the plane over san francisco this evening? it was tweeted with the #futureisclean. >> how about that? beautiful picture. >>> tense moments for a firefighter in the south bay. the concern here, hazardous materials, thick black smoke could be seen for miles on highway 101. christy smith is live with the latest. if you were driving by it at the time, a scary sight. >> that's right. firefighters have been on scene all evening making sure this doesn't flair up. yes, at the height of it, you could see a big plume of smoke going down the freeway. 60 firefighters had to be called in to help. arriving firefighters saw a dramatic scene. dark smoke visible from highway 101. >> they found what's pretty much ground up plastic burning. this is a plastic recycling facility. they take stereo bodies and grind them up into small pieces. >> rep

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. >> solar-powered plane returned around the world being the world, next stop phoenix and then new yorkright new they are recharging their batteries, the plane and the pilots. >> raider nation is showing federal support for the silver and politic, and mark davis said they are on the verge of selling out season tickets for the first time in san francisco his history with the base going from 30,000 to under 50,000 so for this off season. they are on a one year lease at the coliseum with options for 2017 and 2018. >> snow boarders are soaking up the final chance of snow in the air. this is the sugar bowl resort that closed after the best win federal season in areas. some celebrated with tailgates. >> it has been nice. they should be on longer, we have ons -- tons of some are still on for another two more weeks. >> it is chilly. and very windy when i stepped outside. >> dress in layers, and you can peel them off as it warms. >> another chance of snow in the sierra on wednesday and thursday, for the resorts that are on, it is good luck. it is clear but look at the flag, golden gate bridge is

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we will watch it. 69 in the phoenix year, ridiculous. and reno also at 80. and in the meantime, where we are here, snow on saturday. >> that is just not nice of you. >> it's not. >>> okay. just ahead, the former energy ceo headed to prison. plus a judge rules in the case of kesha and dr. luke. you're watching "today." e. you're watching "today." ♪ you can help prevent blindness in undernourished children all over the world. when you get your vitamins at walgreens, you help give life-changing vitamins to kids across the globe. get vitamins here. change lives everywhere. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. if you have allergy congestion muddling through your morning is nothing new. introducing rhinocort® allergy spray from the makers of zyrtec®. powerful relief from nasal allergy symptoms, all day and all night. try new rhinocort® allergy spray. and clean and realll night. and inside jokes and school night. good, clean food pairs well with anything. try the clean pairings menu. at panera. food as it should be. choose the one new revlon ultimate-all-

-866-442-cancer figure out what sparked this raging fire at an apartment construction site in the phoenix suburb. the fire got so hot it actually melted a portion of the road. residents who lived across the street returned to find many of their homes damaged by smoke and water. >>> this morning, a battle could be battle over prince's fortune with a law in minnesota. estimates put his estate at $800 million. he leaves behind a wife or children. if there's no will, half-siblings are entitled to part of the fortune. >> minnesota does specifically a law that does a half-sibling is recognized for purps of these laws. >> so blood relation is enough -- >> enough to get in. >> it could be contested in court. he was cremated over the weekend and it could take weeks for toxicology report to be complete. >>> cvs is recalling a herbal tea. may be contaminated with salmonella. packaged tea has a long shelf life customers may have purchasedpurchase ed affected packages a while ago. >>> the roar of the jungle at the theaters this weekend. jungle book, more than three times as the huntsman winter's war i

, 66 years later, two men on the moon and airliners all over the world. >> reporter: next stop is phoenix york. for now the plane and its pilots are recharging their batteries. abc 7 news. >>> i would love to fly in a solar plane. just don't charge me baggage fees. >> or for the middle seat. >>> that's what good morning, s 4:30 a.m., monday, april 25. >>> here's what we're following, authorities in montgomery are trying to figure out if a deadly shooting during a church service was justified. >>> two presidential candidates admits they are teaming up to prevent donald trump from getting the nomination. >>> fans remember a well-known local singer who has died. >>> let's go over to david murphy and karen rogers good morning. >> reporter: we're starting out with cloud cover that has

in 1954, the fire boat phoenix, the place to aging twin fire boats. the phoenix remains in service today. in 1956, a new milestone related to train was achieved. city of san francisco and cooperation with the fire department initiated a fire science program offering courses in the employment and in-service training. in 1974, bsf fp when hollywood in major high-rise fire disaster. the towering inferno. the film casted many actual target fires from the apartment and used many fire trucks during the film. in 1980s, the sound of the singing fire chief could be heard throughout the halls of the firehouses across the city. all you had to do was they, jim could you give me a song? on could be heard throughout the halls of the firehouses across the city. all you had to do was they, jim could you give me a song? on october 17, 1989 the grand fittings shook once more the ground beneath her shirt for 70 seconds as we look our beloved giants take on the oakland a's in the world circuit event fire department was prepared by the city where the hardest hit locations

also tonight a tremendous fire near phoenix as fire weather warnings continue in large parts of the southwest. . >> emotional fairwell to prirns. from the bells of his hometown to bruce springsteen's tribute. purple rain, purple rain. >> glor: an a plane powered by the sun flies into california on the wings of captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. we'll have the latest on campaign 2016 in a moment. but we begin with breaking news from germany where president obama ask set to announce the u.s. is significantly increasing its military presence in syria. margaret brennan is traveling with the president tonight. margaret? >> reporter: tomorrow the u.s. is sending up to 250 million tear personnel to syria to join local forces fighting isis, bringing the total number of u.s. military personnel to 300. this as the president today was wushing for a major trade deal here in germany. president obama and german chancellor merkel are pushing a controversial trade deal that brought more than 30,000 protestors to the street this weekend. they fear

she stayed in phoenix with she could have governor to washington. john o'connor left a lucrative practice in phoenix and went to washington where he never again had a great of career. you have to give him credit for supporting her. i want to also say whether it is same-sex marriage or opposite-sex marriage or no marriage at all but if you decide to get married these were great marriages, they made each other happy, they loved each other, and it was beautiful. it was heartwarming to me because high husband just died when i started writing the book so i loved seeing how happy they were. >> host: the next call is marcy in new hampshire. go ahead. >> caller: linda, i cannot wait to read your book. i look forward to it. my question is: have you noticet or did you note in your book any of the differences that women on the supreme court now in their decisions make differently than the previous supreme courts which were all men? and is it just the issues that they have to deal with? thank you. >> guest: that is a very, very good question. sandra day o'conno

host: that was retired detective police rom the phoenix department. you teach procedure, saw the sign confession. hat is it about that right off the bat that led the system to get interested into this prosecution. jeffrey: it's a specific test case. it isn't a case where someone confession.to get a instead, the police came in and look, she tricks, identified you as the raper. might as well tell us what happened. it was psychological pressure rought there in a way the confession wasn't meant to be used. tonight, gram unfolds miranda ends up radically changing the rules. this interrogation took place, there wasn't a in le precedent in america which a court flowing that kind of confession out. or 170 years, those kind of statements were routinely admitted in court and i think warren started getting interested in this issue. host: miranda had two trials, one, the barbara trial, the rape trial of patricia in june 1963, what happened to him? jeffrey: well, he was challenged on sixth amendment grounds because the court had said you during ight to counsel --

rize high school west winners are from phoenix, arizona.aniela mock-zubia and sofia gradersi, 12th and 10th candidates toial discuss prison reform and a video titled "rethinking reform: prisons in america." use ago there were 500,000 people behind bars in america -- 30 years ago. today there are 2.2 million. is home to 5%tes of the world's population by 25% of the world prisoners. every year, we spend $80 billion to keep people locked up. ♪ >> the prison systems around the united states have changed radically in the last 20 to 30 years. but let me address arizona. 20 years ago, our prison population was about 20,000 people. now our state prison system is over 40. the composition of the prison population has also genetically changed. the vast majority of our prisoners are there for nonviolent offenses. >> the evolution of the prison system, what i saw from the outside being a native, is growing up there was only the arizona state prison. you'd see the prisoners in the community, trustees they would let out during the day to work on prison fa

. >>> a house in the phoenix area suffered minor damage after it was hit by an emergency slide from athe homeowner said she heard a bang and felt the whole house shake. officials later determined that the slide came from an atlas air boeing 767 which did ultimately land safely. >> just a typical day in phoenix. >>> time now for sports and some late nba basketbal >> we get the details from scott van pelt at espn. >>> good morning, america. i'm scott van pelt with the "sportscenter" update for you. the clippers in rest mode. chris paul, deandre jordan took thursday night off. the thunder who rested some guys earlier in the week were at full strength. so okc should have won easy but it was a battle. russell westbrook, four-point lead turns into a six-point lead. westbrook playing at an credy high level was awfully good. the dunk there but now it's a three-point deficit. westbrook to kevin durant who went for 31. now it's a three-point deficit. now it's a tie game. westbrook went for 28, things are tied up late westbrook will miss, steven adams still water runs deep and the thunder win by

also tonight a t fire near phoenix as fire weather warnings continue in large parts of the southwest. ♪ ♪ >> glor: an emotional farewell to prince. from the bells of his hometown e. bruce springsteen's tribute. ♪ purple rain, purple rain. >> glor: and a plane powered by the sun flies into california on the wings of history. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. this is the western edition of the broadcast. the latest on campaign 2016 in a moment. but we begin with breaking news from germany where president obama ask set to announce the u.s. is significantly increasing nns military presence in syria. margaret brennan is traveling with the president tonight. margaret? id reporter: tomorrow the president will announce that the u.s. is sending up to 250 military personnel to syria to join local forces fighting isis, bringing the total number of u.s. military personnel to 300. this as the president today was pushing for a major trade deal here in germany. president obama and german chancellor merkel are pushing a controversial tra

winnersur second prize are from phoenix, arizona. catherine, christian, and alexander, 12 graders at metropolitan art institute want presidential candidates to discuss women's rights and pay equities and their video is (e)ing war: the struggle for equality in the workplace." >> when you work in the office, is important part of your job. they can be pleasant, like this. >> being a working woman today is very different from how it used to be, isn't it? today, women have more economic, political, and social power than ever before in american history. but is better than before good enough? >> today, our country faces dozens of problems and many have been the focus of hot debate between the 2016 presidential candidates. there is one issue that have gone largely and discussed. in america today, women make only 3/4 of what a man makes for the same work. we went to federal representatives to find out. >> there are a lot of single-parent homes in our society now. $.76 perthey are only dollar, you are taking money not just away from that one w

tonight on the communicators, george ford, chief economist for the phoenix center for advanced legalnd economic outlook policy studies and mark cooper, research director for the consumer federation of america, debate the sec's proposal allowing consumers to buy their own set-top boxes instead of renting them from providers, a move to open up competition in the set-top box market. they are joined by the telecommunications reporter for bloomberg be in a. >> we think competition in the set-top box market, the 96 act that would want competition, some places it has worked in some places it has not. this is one place where it really hasn't. consumers could have lower prices and more choices if we got some vigorous competition. >> the first question is, is there a market for set-top boxes and the answer in terms of what is delivered over the cable network is no because a set-top box is a component of the network. that is the most efficient way to design and deliver cable television service, so it is the cheapest and most efficient way to do it. the companies would prefer a market if it was

we visited the art institute in phoenix to present awards to winners. their classmates won second prize for their video on gender wage inequity. for the in los angeles third prize winner. c-span dixons a things to our cable partners. every reading this month, be sure to watch one of the top entries before washington journal. next, a discussion about the state of manufacturing in the united states. from washed injured, this is 40 minutes. -- from washington journal, this is 40 minutes. joining us now is scott paul, the president of the alliance for american manufacturing. he is joining us today to discuss the state of the manufacturing sector in

in phoenix we initiated the process to remove senior leaders. as i understand today, a number of those senior leaders are either still on paid leave or have not been removed. particularly the chief of staff darren daring. is that the case, it's taken two years and mr. gibson has yet to fulfill that process and end the process that they were covering secret waiting lists that harmed up to 20 veterans? secretary shulkin: yeah. i believe approximately 30 days ago mr. gibson did make a disciplinary decision on all three individuals. that decision was removal. they are each in their own process of due process. dr. daring is a title 38 employee so he has a shorter period of time in which to do that. the other two are title 5 employees which as we know we talked about as part of the accountability act takes longer. mr. huelskamp: so june 5 of 2014, the promise is made public, cnn, we're going to take care of this. as we sit here today, april 19, still not completed the process to take care of someone and get them out of harming our veterans. mr. shulki

best finish, though, seventh at phoenix.. >> yeah, hard to believe, mike, which is as well as they've run this season during the stretch of rates their average finish is 18.5. matt has talked throughout the course of tonight about how dirty and turbulent the air is and how it's affected his race car, being out front is what the doctor ordered for that and helped -- >> interesting to see if the martin truex can chase down the 20 like he was able to do the 19 of carl edwards over the long haul. 78 has really been the best car. 14 cars on the lead lap. now, based on fuel mileage, we need only one more pit stop for sunoco racing but based on tire wear, it's going to take two more stops at least to get it to the checkered flag. crashed-tested the f-150. the one with the high-strength military-grade, aluminum-alloy body bolted to a high-strength steel frame. and guess what? it made the strongest statement any truck can make.

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