in phoenix, which had record rain yesterday. of .48.hat will cause all sorts of problems. not only that, a massive dust storm came through. it is already beginning to move right back in. it is not making it to tahoe yet. but i think by friday night and saturday it does. >> 60s all the way up to 100 degrees. the only saving grace might be if there is more of a westerly breeze that kicks in. it is sunny inland. i think we get tropical clouds in here on friday. that will get the humidity up, which i know claudine will love. >> i've had enough of that on vacation. i don't mind the dry heat. >> the trump administration -- electric cars. coming up in 30 minutes, the impact it is having a tesla. >>> in a few weeks, a familiar snack that has been part of southwest airlines since its earliest days is going to disappear. we will have more on the drive to get rid of the peanuts and what it will be replaced with instead. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied

where i'm located in phoenix, it is currently 114 degrees. if you take a look at somewhere like the asphalt with this thermometer, you're at close to 150. the car dashboard, close to 140. and, jeff, there is little relief in the overnight hours. by 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, it will be back in the triple digits in phoenix. >> glor: yeah, we saw somebody there measure their dashboard at 152. unreal. jamie yuccas, thank you. been pounding the northeast and the mid-atlantic, bringing absolute downpours like this one. and now that storm is stalled, lashing pennsylvania and new york with rain like you're seeing here. in nearby schuylkill county, roads turned into rivers and first responders had to drive into action, making several rescues. in some areas the floodwater rose so quickly, it nearly went above the roof of cars, forcing stalled drivers on to their own hoods in search of higher ground. and there is no expectation that this is going to let up any time soon. it follows a weekend of absolute gwnpours. and according to the national weather service,

. >> probably end up living in phoenix.arriage must be over. >> the rumors spread through the albuquerque auto business, quicker than the latest recall. >> mike had left town. took money out of the house, took all of these things and just disappeared. and then later on i was hearing rumors that he was gay, had a male lover, went to the caribbean. >> do you have any idea who the source of the rumors was? >> no. everybody heard it and it was passed along throughout the dealerships. >> did you believe it? >> disappearing? it is one thing but being gay, no. >> several months passed with no word from mike. now his side of the family was so concerned they decided to go to the police. >> i knew at some point we had to -- we had to move on. we had to not just hope that he was out there, but had to at least explore other options. >> down at the albuquerque police station, sister teri filed a missing person's report. she had a feeling that something had happened to her brother. it was one thing to leave a bad marriage, but quite anot

this issue of a black site of children in phoenix, arizona? >> there's been a lot of outrage on the part of lawmakers come on the part of policymakers come on the part of the communitity. there will be a press conference today directly in front of thatt office and a lot of lawmakers have issued statements. we are wororking with a reporter in phoenix who is going to bring us more about the fallout from our story. amy: aura bogado, thank you for being with us immigration , reporter for reveal, from the center for investigative reporting. we will link to your piece "defense contractor detained migrant kids in vacant phoenix office building." when we come back, human rights activist and attorney jennifer harbury. ♪ [mumusic break] amy: us to continue to look at president trump's zero tolerance policy, we turn to texas-based human rights lawyer, jennifer harbury. her husband, efrain bamaca velasquez, was a mayan comandante who was disappeared after he was captured by the guatemalan army in the 1980's. after a long campaign she found there was u.s.

record rainfall in phoenix, shy of a half inch . that's the system to the north. there's a teeny bit of drier it water temps be a little bit more fog. there's some san mateo coast. 50s, 60s, 70s. it will not take long to start warming up. cooler by santa cruz. san jose is 64 balmy disease. and no thunderstorm activity in truckee. >>> and the traffic is? >> it's okay. what you might expect. it's slow at the bay bridge. and just a tiny bet better than normal. and i'm not saying a lot but just a little. just like those one-third less salt products. a little bit less salt. and a little bit less traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is still slow. a 10 to 15 minute delay as opposed to a 20 to 25-minute delay. this is 880 in oakland and 24 in lafayettg in to the o if yoat the tz freeway, it's moderate. slowing on 680 getting out of pleasanton. next time we're look at the silicon valley commute. 6:02 and back to the desk. >>> breaking news in oakland. firefighters cleaning up after a house fire started about 4:00 this morning. look at the pictures we saw. allie r

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i'm in phoenix, arizona, and i was wondering, when you have a person that is going to court and theyharged with a crime orr they're looking into yourwi crime, do they not also look into other peoples crime if this is possible? i i mean, you've got people that are taken 150 million from the russians. ukip you but gone over there and then speeches for the russians, and yet they stay on trump. do you see what -- >> host: apologies for that caller. >> guest: broadly speaking, i support the mueller investigation. i have from its inception. it's going to lead wherever it leads to. i think it will go wherever the tax take it. that doesn't mean the president colluded or was involved in any of the wrongdoing that's been found by those who actually have been charged or i think the plea agreements that have been met. it also doesn't mean that the clinton campaign or other people in this country have done wrong things. i don't do the whole what about is him. it's going to lead what is going to lead drama democrats like, joe is next, bronx new york. go ahead. [inaudible] how are you? >> host: you

nearby these are the lucky ones some fifty people were pulled from the water the tourist boat the phoenix was carrying one hundred five passengers mostly chinese tourists their conscience sent a fish will still help in the search and rescue effort. after the incident happened the chinese consulate in songkhla immediately activated its a merge and see response mechanism and since staff to the scene of the disaster the phoenix and a number of other boats appeared to have ignored severe weather warnings when the storm struck the tourist boat was hammered by five major highway causing the captain to lose control. of the head after the first wave hit the boat rubbish got into the drainage engine so the draining system was not working fast enough to keep the boat steady then more waves hit as the boat was tipping from side to side and then it capsized. as hope fades the desperate search for those still unaccounted for goes on thailand is in the middle of its monsoon season with more severe weather expected authorities are considering banning boats from going to see jaring strong winds. well soc

activated its a merge and see response mechanism and sent staff to the scene of the disaster the phoenix and a number of other boats appeared to have ignored severe weather warnings. when the storm struck the two spoke was hammered by five metre high waves causing the captain to lose control. of it off the first wave hit the boat rubbish got into the drainage engine so the draining system was not working fast enough to keep the boat steady then more waves hit the boat was tipping from side to side and then it capsized. as hope fades the desperate search for those still unaccounted for goes on thailand is in the middle of its monsoon season with severe weather expected authorities are considering banning boats from going to see during strong winds is look not some other stories that are making news around the world but your partners and german chancellor angela merkel's coalition government the center left them a social democrats have signed on to a new tougher line on migration as was a key demand of interior minister course as a whole for who needs miracles conservative varian sister pa

it's launching the program in phoenix to make shopping more convenient. not clear now if there's a krooifr as a back up. >>> ten months after hurricane maria, hundreds of homes across puerto rico still don't have electricity and now more people are turning to solar energy. some of the solar users are relying on corporations of not nonprofit groups to donate equipment. others frustrated with power outages have been going to workshops and installed their own systems. officials in puerto rico say besides those without electricity, millions are still dealing with periodic power out annals. >>> there's some controversy in palo alto. the hotel president hasn't wants to evict residents from the 75-unit building and convert the building back into a hotel. that is despite the city saying it doesn't meet zoning requirements to be a hotel. the owner sent out letters this week offering residents 3 $3,000 and also help with relocation. many of them said no, they don't want to move ove >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> thank you for joining us. i am dave clark. with m

scott mclean, thanks for following that in phoenix.i want to bring in the acting director of the immigrations customs enforcement, better known as i.c.e., during the obama administration. scott, thanks for taking the time -- john, to join us today. as you've heard, the government is failing to meet a deadline that's been imposed by a court to reunite these youngest children separated, those under the age of 5. does the government know where all these children are? >> well, i think the government knows where all the children are. what i think the government -- what it looks like the government failed to do was adequately keep records matching the children to the parents. so they're doing things like dna testing to try to validate parentage. >> so they lost -- this is one of those details lost in the conversation. the parents did not keep track of which children belonged to which parents? >> yeah, the government didn't, right. look, this is part of the problem, i think, when you execute a very big policy change like this without adequate

within phoenix for a year now. of these people, we call them early riders, and they have been incredibly helpful to us in understanding, refining and polishing the system. our focus as engineers has been on make sugar the system is very, very safe. don't want to hurt anything. don't want to contact any object but when you have real user inside the car you get different insights and we have seen thing that are interesting the and the insights are in insights we couldn't have gathered without the work of the pioneers. an example. say you gone to go to the grocery store and you want a waymo to pick you at your home and take you to the store. we might have guests at the dropoff point for the grocery store w the entry door. that's pretty straightforward straightforward. but where should the pickup pointed be for the user who is finished and have their grocery cart? the first instinct was pick them up where we dropped them off. that's not the right answer because they have often a cart with maybe seven or eight bags of g

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record rain in phoenix yesterday. almost a half inch of rain. you can see right there just missing, just south. except for a patch or two of fog. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, near 100 degrees. it looks like the fog wants to creep back tomorrow. we'll take that to thursday. and except for the tropical clouds, might make it a little on the muggy side which makes people very happy. >> let's say tropical. we prefer tropical over muggy. >> tropical. >>> time is 4:50. she worked alongside kevin spacey. and now she's speaking out. robin wright's reaction to claims of sexual assault against spacey. that's why i love light & fit greek non-fat yogurt. each delicious cup contains 12 grams of protein and 80 calories. it's nutrition that fits my healthy life. light & fit. do what fits you. it's nutrition that fits my healthy life. ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. >>> welcome back. a 5-month-old body survived bei

. >>> la mayoría de víctimas es de origen chino >>> mientras en phoenix arizona captaron el momento enl interior de un edificio de oficinas en phoenix son las imágenes que está causando la indignación de varios residentes del país. que con aparentemente pequeños son migrantes indocumentados que han sido separados de sus padres durante la política migratoria de cero tolerancia >>> son niños que están sufriendo psicológicamente, moralmente y espiritualmente y más que nada este edificio es un edificio de oficinas, no es adecuado a forma de que estén seguros de su vida y eso es violar los derechos de un niño y eso va contra la ley >>> ventanas cubiertas en su totalidad, un bote de basura con candado y cámaras de seguridad es lo que se ve por afuera, pero a través de una puerta de vidrio se podía apreciar un colchón inflable una silla de auto para niños y una caja donde hay cosas para bebé. >>> christine vive justo al lado del edificio y dice que la semana pasada llegó una van para dejar botellas de agua. ella se acercó para ver qué era lo que estaban haciendo y un hombre le respondió que e

does that go back to phoenix? let's talk about that. it was the sesrs, it is horrible incentives in there that we are talking about in the v.a., but you have all been there many times. >> do you as an organization collect any data on a employee morale? do you do a survey of such? >> we -- more of it is anecdotal from our locals, but we believe morale is very, very low. because there's a real fear of people losing their union rights, losing their rights to representation, there's a great, great fear in all federal agencies that politicize civil service workforce. and i think that should scare every one of us to death. >> does the v.a. reach out to you, they testified this morning that they have a survey out now and expect results 45 days from now in terms of trying to measure morale within the v.a. does the v.a. reach out to you and say, can you help us to make sure that the employees are filling this out, this data's important? do you -- do they reach out to you and ask for your assistance to try, in essence, to get really accurate data

they got to this dog in time inside a v parkedicle at a staggering 114 phoenix shattered a record high with temperatures topping 5 degrees. it melted in just 30 minutes. well, another threat in the west flash floods from powerful storms triggerering numerous rescued. it's indachging over 35 million on the otheride of the country. frrls. >> reporter: dangerous flooding on the east coast is effecting 10s ofio mi. in pennsylvania an urgent search is underway for a missing 19-year-old woman swept into a creekear harrisburg. >> she got swept under the current and we're searching for her under the waterer. >> thats waterer very dangerous. do not attempt to cross or drive through waterer because you don't know the dangerous conditions that can occur. >> reporter: the flood waters moved in so quickly riekert got trapped on the roof of hisjeep. >> it just happened out of nowhere and my car was shut off and i was likeo what i do now? >> reporter: hirschy park closed after parts of the park were submerged. orergency crews responding in charlotte, carolina after five people got trapped in a floode

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when you talk about records phoenix tied a daily record of 160 °.d july that is tremendous, heat advisory is all up and down the west coast including the northwest stretching to southern california and the southwest, hi today dangerous heat for phoenix, things will be down a little bit in terms of temperatures saturday and sunday and some of that monsoonal moisture that comes this time of year across the desert southwest bringing a little bit of relief but temperatures 105 in sacramento, 115 in phoenix, still across the southern us, 100 ° in texas. the potential for that monsoonal flow across the four corners, flood warning across new mexico and the flooding continues today and tomorrow for the east coast with more rain in the forecast. know what to do if there is a watch or warning when it comes to flooding. i will be here. rob: the first lady spending time with 6 kids and families affected by the opioid epidemic. milania trump visiting children's hospital in nashville, tennessee. jillian: she participated in a roundtable discussion about the disea

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. >>> this massive wall of dust and rain rolled into the phoenix area ltt night. lookthat. forecasters warned people in the area to watch0 for miles per hour winds and low visibility. can't see through that. powerful storm came just a day after another system hit that area. >> i mean, looking at this storm approaching from t east and there goes my ha >> the storm hit phoenix on monday. it's the city's first rainfall in -- let go of the umbrella. what are you doing? >> she should have a rain jacket on with a hood. she should be side. >> we have to cover these things. u have to go outside. >> this is the first time it rained there in 119 days. maybe that explains why s didn't know what to do here. this is meteorologist crystal henderson when the monsoon hit. 71 mile an hour winds. may have been a bit muchor her t and that unl brmbrella. >>ou i w not have gone outside in 71 mile an hour winds. >> she held on to the umbrella because she was afraid it would hit somody or a car.n' she wouldt go back inside until she saw lightning, which is sortl of protoor us, not to be out in li

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in phoenix, a record 116. with first responders scrambling to calls of heat exhaustion. >> don't go out if you don't have to. >> reporter: in southern california where the heat has already killed six, the power grid is strained. as cooling centers open. >> it was hot as heck. and in here it is wonderful. >> reporter: the record break heat is also fueling ferocious fires. with flames threatening 3,500 structures two miles from yosemite, the park is shutting down tomorrow. visitors asked to leave while they can, as crews lose ground. fire fighters need rain. but not like this. thunderstorms in colorado washing away roads. triggering mudslides, dumping nearly 2 inches of rain in just 20 minutes. >> people got out of the worst. >> reporter: tonight across the west no relief in sight as temperatures soar, and fires roar. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >> reporter: i'm katie beck on the east coast where dangerous flooding on the east coast is affecting tens of millions. in pennsylvania, an urgent search is

was left with the attractive markets in phoenix and tucson without competition. based on that, rates were actually steady for 2017 and 2018 both. it seemed to have settled into this kind of single carrier companies but dovetailing market areas and being willing to stay in the market because they achieved profitability and had reached i am trying to use a invokeat doesn't authorities, but strategic positions dovetailing coverage which suggests to me that >> that might be the stabilizing solution for some states, i don't know. o insurersrs -- tw plan to enter 2019. it will be interesting to see if they follow through and if that will cause further disruption with the established insurers. -- antrast with the others state in contrast with the others, and a very distinctive story that continues to unfold. >> thanks, mark. we have had a lot of discussion about the so-called cliff, the problem that arose with the subsidies cutting off at 400% of poverty. that is a really good example of an unanticipated public policy problem. there has been quite a few in one if you --

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the tropical clouds continue to stay south visiting phoenix and las vegas in the deserts of southernornia. there are signs that some of that wants to work its way towards us. 50s and 60s on the temperatures, livermore at 55. some locations down to ten degrees. blackhawk 53. mid 50s in martinez, walnut creek by the concord pavilion. noticeably cooler for many compared to yesterday at this time. west at 12, oakland and sfo, the delta breeze is kicking up its heels. look at the low clouds surging down the coast. this is the area we're going to focus on as this gets caught up moving in from the southeast on friday. possibility, maybe an isolated shower or two but we'll tackle that in a couple of days. 60s and 80s to a hot clear lake. upper 90s to near 100 degrees. still warm but not as warm as the past couple of days for those inland. around the bay, it's 60s and 70s. 60s on the coast, south san francisco upper 60s and low 70s and 80s on the peninsula. about the same tomorrow and it looks like partly to mostly cloudy friday with tropical clouds and slightly warmer on sunday. >> tropical

today the only flights out go to phoenix. >> yeah.initely critical to our community. it means connectivity, it means convenience, it means economy. >> reporter: that yuma to phoenix route is operated by a regional carrier, just like 42% of the nation's air services. those smaller airlines are being hurt by retirements and expansions of recent carriers. its predicts a shortage of more than 14,000 pilots by 2026. >> on a scale of one to ten, where is the pilot shortage today? >> i think it's at a six. >> lyle hogg is with piedmont, which needs to train and replace over 440 every year. >> the pilot industry is drying up and it should be a national concern. >> reporter: that because without enough pilots, planes can't fly and flights would have to be canceled or service to some cities stopped. the cost of learning to fly is almost three times more expensive than it was in the '90s, and after this deadly crash in 2009, new pilots were required to fly for 1,500 hours before being eligible for hire. new hire corey cave spent tens of thousand

in phoenix, a record 116, with first responders scrambling because of heat exhaustion. t>> don't go out if you don' have to. >> reporter: in southern fornia, where the heat has already kled six, the power grid is strained as cooling centers open. heck. was hot a in here, it's wonderful. >> reporter: the record breaking heat li is also fueng ferocious fires with flames threatening 3500 structures just two mile from yosemite, the park is shutting down tomorrow. asked to leave while they can as crews lose ground. firefighters need rain. ebut not l this. thunder storms in colorado washing ay roads, triggering mudslides, dumping nearly 2 inches of rain in just 20 minutes. >> people just glad they got out of the water. >> reporter: tonight, across the west, no relief in sight, as temperatures soar and fires roar. at fire threat crosses across several states tonight and will only get worse tomorrow. behind me in downtown los angeles, it hit 94 degrees, a new record, and it' only going to get hotter and more dangerous tomorrow. lester. >> miguel almaguer in l.a. let's bring on

. >> you will see a vehicle moving on i-10 near phoenix. that's actually a golf cart.3-year-old man was at the controls, spotted around 4:00 a.m. and the cart did not have headlights on. >> so a driver in a car pulled behind him. and you can see there, followed him with his emergency lights flashing to protect them. a semi later joined the escort as they got the cart ttyfesa. these images coming from the highway cameras that just tracked this guy as he made his way on the busy i-10 there in phoenix. >> apparently he wasn't impaired at all. his wife, rest her -- i mean, just bless her. she gets the call at 4:00 a.m., hey, we need you to come pick up your husband. >> not again! >>> all right, coming up, the stunning new details we're hearing this morning about that plane crash in alaska. what one of the survivors is now saying about how this could have been much worse. >>> and later in the skinny, more on the big news from cardi b. what just happened this week that changed her life. and what is the name? what is behind the name of her new baby? but first, here's a look a

very little chance of any rainfall whatsoever. 116 on wednesday in the phoenix area.g to stick with us through much of the week, even into friday. seattle has a chance being over 88 degrees for five days in a row, which has almost never happened. >> rest of the country is not feeling that bad for them, 88. >> for them, you know, all your perception of what you're used to. if you're in palm springs, 120. >> you're right. tiger woods claws his way back into my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish but now, i take metamucil every day. it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. and they got it from theirs. it's your skin, and it can protect you from millions of things. so we're here to help you protect your skin. walgreens pharmacists and beauty consultants walgreens. trusted since 1901. now all walgres s are buy one get one half off. now all walgres s it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something tha

phoenix has a chance of going back to back and break the old record high of 109. san diego has an o outside shot getting yours. hot temperatures continue. the desert south, mford, oregon. portland oregon, 95 is a big deal. it's going stay that hot in many areas right into the upcoming weekend. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer ahok at your dad. warm.exas is still we'll call it warm because 98 degrees sounds a lot better than 109 as it was a couple days ago in dallas. ere is all the muggy humid air and the thunderstorms and heavy rain threat that continues in areas of virgicea up through ral new york. >>> there is some w goodther to be had. why don't we talk about that when i come back. >> wait fogging for that. about time. >> i didt say for you, i said some people. >> quick hits, robert which will key will be the next secretary of met ran affairs. he won approval of bipartisan vote 86-9. >> the new york daily news will did you tell staff in half similar to other papers baltimore sun and chicago tribune. >> first lady melania tr

pick your city or your area. 107 in phoenix.town l.a., 112 in van nuys. forecast in burbank around 113. that would be the highest temperature ever on any date for that area, for burbank. you get the idea. the heat is building in here. a little closer in across the southern california area. 110 in riverside. 116 in palm springs. let's say. 12:50 in this afternoon. you have plenty of sunlight to see the temperatures go up. these is where we have the heat advisories in effect, excessive heat warnings across the area. this is tomorrow, we might drop a couple degrees here across southern california. 98 in l.a. we come up a little bit here, death valley, 119. phoenix going towards 112. sunday, same story. it's an improving trend. with all the fires burning a cross the west, unfortunately it's windy with some of this. fire conditions certainly not improving in the short term here across southern california. colorado, arizona, anywhere across the west. >> yeah, hot, hot, rick. and a hurricane in the atlantic heading for some ideas, righ

particularly in phoenix and tucson area. in arizona you have good competition among several different healthcare systems in phoenix and to a lesser extent and tucson. products that formed around those competing systems could offer prices on a net network bases that were considerably favorable to the traditional rod ppo networks. quickly over the space of a year, all the ppo plans dropped out and it was just hmo plans which caused further movement of enrollees. someone had a blue cross or whatever ppo had to decide where to go, do i go to blue cross hmo or to switch over to healthnet, which is now owned by 17. that received a lot of enrollment. that caused further turmoil and also price competition that was excessive, looking back because they were suffering huge losses. so by 2016, the insurers put in -- two things happen, most of the insurers left except blue cross. in the healthnet product. and there were gigantic rate increases of as larges -- 50- 75%. and suddenly arizona went from almost having bexar county, for the fir

there were waves of up to five metres high, making the phoenix overturn and sink.ourist boats that capsized off the coast of peru kept on thursday evening. authorities say the search will resume on saturday morning to try and find the 23 people still missing. but the longer that takes, the more hopes fade that they will be found alive. lebo diseko, bbc news. the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, has wrapped up his "make or break" meeting with the north korean leader's right hand man, kim yong—chol. this is his third trip to pyongyang, and the first since the historic summit between president trump and kimjong—un. mr pompeo is expected to meet the north korean leader on saturday before he leaves for tokyo. here's the bbc‘s mariko oi in seoul. as you mentioned, mike pompeo arrived on friday afternoon and he met with kim jong—un‘s right—hand man. that was the only meeting as far as we know that took place late yesterday. it wrapped up around 7:30pm local time and they spoke about three hours before breaking for dinner. apparently the mood appeared relaxed. mike pomp

today the only flights out go to phoenix. >> airlines mean connectivity, convenience and economy. >>ter: the yuma, phoenix route is operated by a regional carrier like 42% of the air service, the smaller air lunes hurt by expansion of bigger carriers. an expansion of 14,000 pilots by 2026. where is the shortage pilot today, 1-10? >> at least a six. >> reporter: piedmont needs to train and replace as many as 240 pilots a year. >> the pipeline for young aviators is drying up and it should be a national concern. >> reporter: that because without enough pilots, planes can't fly and flights would have to be canceled or service to some cities stopped. the cost of learning to fly is almost three times more expensive than in the '90s. after this deadly crash in 2009, new pilots were required to fly for 1,500 hours before eligible for hire. new hire corey cave spend tens of thousands of dollars to log enough hours. >> the cost, it just delayed me a little bit. >> many of our young pilots have $250,000, $300,000 of debt when they come work for a regional carrier. >> piedmont says they can cut

there were waves of up to five metres high, making the phoenix overturn and sync.on thursday evening. authorities say the search will resume on saturday morning to dry and fine the 23 people still missing. but the longer that takes them or hopes fade that they will be found alive. lobo the second, bbc news. —— lebo diseko. one of the possible answers for the nhs in england as it struggles to cope with increased demand and an ageing population is to integrate healthcare and social care. two years ago, the government in scotland merged the nhs and social budgets to try to improve services. our scotland editor, sarah smith, has been looking at the changes made and challenges ahead. tom bailey used to have a chronic lung condition, he used to be out of hospital all the time, now he can be monitored from home. the day goes straight into the tablet and straight into the tablet and straight to the ward? any change in this condition and this healthcare tea m this condition and this healthcare team will phone or visit him at home. they are able to help older people. the fac