because i was also told me sky drive has a new seater in the works. this has been quite a journey i learned a lot about flying cars and i even got said to warn but let's be clear the ultimate goal for these vehicles is autonomy flight and until that happens there are a number of times to go off the goals that we have to overcome and even more importantly these projects depend heavily on public acceptance the dream of flying carefree about the traffic it's getting closer but i do wonder can these concepts aircrafts reach the mass market and actually fix urban gridlock as for the here and now my way back to tokyo is still pretty fast on the sheen concept so i am. sure that i would drive a lot faster than james bond. playing a different team maybe james holmes every day like. the it's a mixture of science fiction and science fact excite people and maybe surprise people as well. it was about jim fassel make a good james bond. who's just one player in the. a 4 time world champion on the tail of her majesty's most famous secret agent. for years as demotion

also told me sky drive has a 2 seater in the works. this has been quite a journey i learned a lot about flying cars and i even got said to warn but let's be clear the ultimate goal for these vehicles is autonomy to fly and until that happens there are a number of time to go off the goals that we have to overcome and even more importantly these projects depend heavily on public the sceptics the dream of flying carefree above the traffic it's getting closer but i do wonder when these concepts aircrafts reach the mass market and actually fix urban gridlock as for the here and now my way back to tokyo is still pretty fast on the sheen concept so i am . sure that i would drive a lot faster than james bond. playing a different team maybe james holmes every day like. the it's a mixture of science fiction and science fact excite people and maybe surprise people as well. it was about stem facts will make a good james bond. who's just want to be. a full time good champion on the tail of her majesty's most famous secret agent. who gives aston mar

for about 4 minutes at 10 meters above ground not long but that could change soon the makers of sky drive want their beagle to be market ready by 2023 as an air taxi across japan's main island on shoes. when i think of flying cars i think of that to the future disney's meet the robinsons and my childhood car to watch the jetsons these movie. shows kind of shape an employer and what i think a flying car would look like and how it would be. operator i can't believe that our side if i imagine nation is now becoming a reality my team and i are on our way to sky drive we've had to sign a non-disclosure agreement about the tech me you're about to see and even the secret location of the research facility. is just one of about 80 companies around the world working feverishly on evil. or electric vertical and take off landing aircraft that includes global players in the automobile and aviation industry these service giants such as and smaller startups like japan sky drive or germany's copter supporters say that they can help solve the traffic problems of today and future megacities at the lower en

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oh where look behind the scenes of sky drive. the 1st test flight towards an airborne future. next on d w. in good shape. recess. this is median it's better for both animals and higher men but does that mean it's healthier without milk and meat to terry and even if you can sniff a healthy life and listen no longer meet our new meet that's a question. good shit. 30 minutes to talk you. got some tips for your bucket list. corner. spot for some. and some great cultural memorials to boot. the double trouble we go. i promise. we are living during the most extraordinary time for st. francis ford coppola for the electric. metadata. red the also admitted it. has you know the dreamed of being a pilot of flying your own com possibly go to aa to get people who've been to sort of all of the books you've got to know that music i mean it's just that in itself a little bit. maybe your dream is to be james bond or at least drive his car. well i'm not james bond and i'm sure that i will drive a lot faster than james bond does i think we both will as we are better drivers and all. his dream is

is supposed to be quieter with a smaller turning circle sky drive c.e.o. showed me around i soon found out no pilot's license test flight for me. air travel is available but still inconvenient but our goal is to create a compact and quiet aircraft that allows people to use the sky on a daily basis because of that. if all goes according to plan sky drive will use its flying cars as taxis and twere ism and medical rescue but many technical hurdles remain. our current prototype is 8 motors. with 8 motors even if one fails the other ones can still carry the aircraft. more motors provide more safety. however if you increase the number of motors you also have to build a much bigger. goal is to figure out the right number of motors needed to ensure safety but at the same time keep the aircraft as compact as possible. in china and japan expectations that air taxis will be white spread in the near future are growing but is it just tight for example aviation laws require aircraft to have a reserve flight time at least 30 minutes that's beyond the reach of current pr

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yeah, it really did light up the sky this morning have driving into work. you can see a lot out there. this was the moon reflecting on the bay earlier this morning. >> and definitely looks really nice out there to kick off the morning. same to you right now. definitely a little brighter, but that's because of the sunshine. we're actually not seeing a whole lot of cloud cover across the bay north, the coastline itself. although we have had some dense fog forming for some of our inland valleys. i've been looking at some fog patches of it at least up in the napa valley as well as right along highway one o one in marin and sonoma counties. so please watch out for that. we have very dense fog, especially dense just north of sacramento out to the central valley this morning. future wind gusts. well, it is calm this morning foggy cold start to the morning for some of our inland areas. winds will pick up later on today. a sea breeze kicks into gear. today's temperatures will be the coolest to the rest of the forecast that paired with this increased sea breeze later

sky productions. vertigo films and all 3 media which backed his production company have also confirmed they are no longer working with him. drivealters, popular show on sky, and in a statement on his instagram page ashley says, whilst noel has been a friend and a colleague for several years, i cannot stand by and ignore these allegations. every woman has the right to feel safe in the workplace, and moving forward i pledge my dedication to this. it's just reminding everyone that metoo is not something that happened in 2017. it's something that continues to affect people within the film and television industry and affect people outside of that come across the world, so we need to be more diligent and start taking some action and doing things to stop allowing these things to go on for so long. there is growing anger amongst some of the bar staff members about what the organisation knew, and when. in a letter bafta said back in march when it announced noel clarke was to receive the prestigious outstanding british contribution to cinema award it wasn't aware of any allegations, but it did get some tip offs afterwards, and as a chari

there are year-round activities, 10 minutes from the best skiing on the planet at the big sky resort. 1 hour drivegs taper off after the ski season the real estate market but not this year. >> it is ringing true. we are seeing multiple situations when properties come on the market and it is a feeding frenzy. >> reporter: we met a bond trader from new york city who by his home a few years ago and was planning to use it as a vacation home but then the pandemic hit and he found himself without a job so he up and moved his family from the big apple. >> fly fishing, tubeing, hiking, cross-country skiing i never tried, it is wonderful. >> reporter: rich rizzo is an avid viewer of your show and an avid skier. some of the top places to buy a vacation home include cape hatteras, north carolina, the poconos in pennsylvania and gatlinburg, tennessee in the beautiful smoky mountains. a little local color here. apparently there is a town boosted rooms around the area, we have yet to see about keeping our eyes peeled. stuart: i like your guest who watches the show. see you again real soon. the border crisis rea

and datata and evidence not pulling numbers out of the sky that coming up with the number we need what we need for roads and bridges and have that drive the ultimate outcome. and the reality is we have to come up with a bipartisan solution which means nobody gets everything they want. would rather get 80 percent of something than 100 percent of nothing. thank you to senator manchin to inject common sense into the thought process of the solution and governor hogan thank you for everything you did for us. this is the beginning. not the end a lot of good cross-pollination just spending time with each other and hearing each other think has been very helpful. >> i know members of congress have tolk leave to fly back to their districts but we will be happy to take a couple of questions before folks have to rollout. it is anybody have any? have never seen you so quiet. >> one of the problem solvers and congress can jump appear to answer what is the next step. is several speakers said this is an important first step. it's a w very unusual saying when you have governors set her on - - senators and congressmen having real discussions it doesn't

they go is say that the trees don't grow to the sky that we're sort of testing that theory here at the moment within the stock prices so i think the driving force is really not been so much the infrastructure spending stimulus bill actually really good it'll actually gets its way into infrastructure stimulus which is kind of interesting if you read through that i think. driving force has really been the shed and then pumping a lot of money i mean a very loose monetary policy and that has helped equity markets tremendously so as long as they keep doing that i think the markets will keep on going up and i think the fed seems sort of oriented towards keeping this momentum going if they see that sort of special but i think they'll cut interest rates a bit further bear in mind interest rates in the u.s. actually now are quite high it by international comparison so if you compare to your full u.k. or japan a lot of those places have negative interest rates way out to the 10 year mark even further that's not the case in the u.s. so there's still some margin for the fed to pump more money in and lower interest rates even further boost the stock m

the most part and just enough to mess with the drive but it begs the question, how is it snowing in the sierra and here at home we barely had a cloud in the skyyou can see what is going on today, not just the light snow but it turned the thunderstorms in the foothills but if you look at a closer view at the sierra crest, light snow is still falling at this point and to understand why they are getting snow and we are not getting anything you look at the big picture you could see what is going on here and you can see how there is a storm off to the east spinning around counterclockwise? you can't miss it if you look at it on the water vapor but now you see the spinning and this is another one of those storms that had really bad aim and wanted nothing to do with the bay area and it came in over the top of us and slid down on the inside of the continent and another one of those inside sliders. at least we get some light snow out of the sierra for but it will pull away over the next few days and really by tomorrow it starts to leave. look what comes back as the system exits the marine layer starts to build back in a not so much tomorrow but friday

sky across one city but what was it? we had the answer coming up. >>> coming up a trading boom at the port of oakland and what is driving the surge in cargo and why there's no sign of slowing down. >>> in the middle of a growing addiction and overdose crisis on san francisco mayor london breed anno >>> millions of people has spent the past year working at home and face to face meeting are now done on camera. but as our reporter shows us new technology is changing how we interact on line. >> i can reach out and grab it too? >> i will handed to you a little closer. >> reporter: virtual meetings can look a lot different thanks to these. >> he will pinch her fingers to draw. >> reporter: i am wearing a pair in new york and can talk to greg sullivan in the seattle area. i see his avatar in my apartment and he can see my. >> you can imagine we are brainstorming on a new movie, attack of the hermit crab. so we can storyboard this whole thing and collaborate in three dimensions. >> reporter: other companies offer similar technologies. >> class is a hands-free device. >> reporter: google currently sells the glass enterprise 2 allowing the mechanic to see

sky productions. vertigo films and all 3 media, which backed his production company, have also confirmed they are no longer working with him. drivetatement on his instagram, saying... whilst noel has been a friend and a colleague for several years, i cannot stand by and ignore these allegations. every woman has a right to feel safe in the workplace and moving forward, i pledge my dedication to this. it is just reminding everyone that metoo is not something that happened in 2017, it is something that continues to affect people within the film and television industry, and affect people outside of that, across the world, and so we need to be more diligent and start taking some action, because we have allowed these things to go on for so long. there is growing anger among some bafta members about what some people knew, and when. in a letter, bafta said back in march when it announced that noel clarke was to receive the prestigious british contribution to cinema award, it wasn't aware of any allegation, but it did get some tip—offs afterwards, and as an arts charity it is not in a position to properly investigate such matters, but if

morning of a fire hydrant spewing water high into the sky, this is in the south bay, it happened yesterday afternoon on south park victoria and yosemite drives in milpitas. it's on the corner right near a construction site for a new fire station in the city. no word on any damage caused. >>> time to check in with vianey our microclimate forecast. we're hoping for some showers today. take it away. >> it's going to be one of those quick-moving storms because i wish we had a good amount of accumulation that will be putting a dent in our drought monitor but truth be told it's temporary relief for the dry conditions we've got going on outside. let's look in san jose the contra costa up above and we're going to see the showers move in after 10:00 a.m. things are calm right now. san francisco we could see the golden gate bridge there, it's also cloudy. it's going to also be breezy at times and gusty because as the cold front passes behind it, the winds will pick up this afternoon. the main reason we're under a microclimate weather alert is because of the instability that the system is going to bring and it could spark a chance of seeing some thunde

sky. south lake fire department responded to the scene they got things under control after it caused a grass fire officials say nobody was injured in that collision. >> that's terrifying for cars driving into it. >>> let's turn to nbc meteorologist janessa webb who joins us with severe weather and summer like temperatures for some of us good morning, janessa. >> reporter: good morning, yes everyone is excited about the summer heat making its way across the east coast. finally it will be widespread. the atmosphere is juicy. that's what's sparking up the severe weather that we're currently seeing a very dangerous setup with the large hail making its way across the southern plains. this will continue throughout the afternoon as it continues to spread east. we have flash flood watches in place from the tennessee valley to sections of the midwest 4 million people dealing with heavy rain, with torrential rain in some spots at least for the 24 hours severe weather drag again for thf you're across the northeast, philadelphia, 87 new york city, 82. how long will the 80s invade the northeast? we'll talk about that coming up. >> okay. we know better than that, right? >> i'm hoping we can keep th

drive. you can see flames shooting from the garage door. all of the smoke billowed into the dark sky. as bad as this looks, it was knocked down in about 15 minutes. no one was hurt. no word on a cause. >>> it has been nearly 14 months since most san francisco students have seen the inside of a classroom. today that changes at least for some. kpix's emily turner is live with the plan for reopening. >> good morning. it has been a long time since students got back into the classroom. today is a big day. not just for the students but also for the teachers and the school district itself. it will look different than it did before. today 11 early education preschool sites, 22 elementary schools and three county schools are all reopening to at least some students for in person learning. now throughout the month, sfu will be continuing to open school buildings on a rolling basis as well as add more grade levels to the schools already open for in person learning. by the end of the month, their plan is to have 107 schools open with an estimated 22,000 students returning to in person learning at

sky full of israeli jets bombing bombing. and the summer of 1902 israel invaded neighboring lebanon in an attempt to drive the palestinian liberation organization out of its income on some southern border with israel what's an israeli army doing here in beirut the answer is that we are now dealing with an imperial israel which is solving its problems in someone else's country world opinion be damned the israeli invasion of lebanon in 1902 was a watershed it was israel breaking out beyond its immediate region to aggressively attack another country and it was a bit of a shock to many people in the interests of self-defense that gallant little underdog israel as suddenly started behaving like a neighborhood bully by the time the war was over the israeli military would kill 17000 lebanese and palestinians not the 30000 almost all of them civilians and when they were over 20 injured they are become allies ever think only her offspring will wrap ok back to rick rather quickly. just a few months later american media coverage were taken even there's been another horrendous turn of events in the middle east hundreds of men women and childre

drive the car on u.s. road, the students one withai limited oversight, do we do that with airplanes to fly in the sky overnough and approved by the government. >> is a fair question and i wish more of our energy was making ways of having super transportation instead of looking up i'm calling the green new deal phase one programs, we absolutely need to focus on safety and when you think about the transportation coming out the $2.3 trillion only focused on updating and tunbridge is safer, we are missing the mark we have an opportunity to unlock more with a lot less were looking into major bridges but a hundred little bridges acrosss the country. but we heard about the ten bridges, congresswoman, thank you so much for joining us, it's good to see a former state department official kiron skinner and a new fight involving china, russia and south korea and environmentalist, all of them are outraged and japan releasing radioactive water from a failed nuclear plant into the ocean, all of this in these individuals and countries are saying you're turning the ocean into a sewer letting japan unilaterally do this. la

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it was pink against the grey sky specifically for the challenge, but driving on a runway and there are want to bring the _ try this at home. no, or anywhere. just want to bring the mood - try this at home. no, or anywhere. just want to bring the mood down. | try this at home. no, or anywhere. | just want to bring the mood down. i don't think anybody would anyway. brilliant, though. we have another record—breaker coming on, emer, and carol, you would like this, because you did couch to five k and really chuffed with it and i warn you, when you hearfrom emer, she is 12 years old, you will feel completely inadequate, as i do as well when you hear the time. i look forward to that. good morning everybody. we are starting with blue skies which means the temperature has fallen over night. lovely weather watchers picture taken in the highlands. the current temperatures look something like this. i've chosen a few places around the south of scotland, blackpool, parts of wales, bristol, belfast and southend was —— southend—on—sea but in other areas we are hovering around freezing, so a cold start

sky thing. >> we're going to razise zero gs taxes when everybody's driving in ev, tom. >> it's going to be wild the tict richest tesla drivers use all our roads and opponent pay anything in gas tax. >> ways to get around it, one is a carbon tax it's going to be a long time before we're all driving evs. >> do you think it's a good idea that we still force -- that's the journal's piece today, tom, i'm going to ask jennifer granholm about that too, that we force feed consumers evs, even when they're not still not really affordable for most people, and they're -- they don't make economic sense, or a lot of times if you're not in an urban area it's tough to envision if you have a long commute that you could use one. >> yeah, here's what i think, joe, this is a case where you use, again, the buying power of the government to drive down that technology, the cost volume curve. we've done that before in the past maybe a mandate that every government vehicle is going to be an ev you get the costs down where it can scale. chevy, the volt, gm has announced they're going deep into evs, i don't think they're

and the price is sky high, $30,000, and worth some of the small airplanes and you can't fit it under your armpit which is a deal breaker for me. >>> the bizarre case of distracted driving. the lawmaker was the one behind the wheel. >> diana saldana was driving while zooming. >> we are putting the grid out, and putting our public dollars out to make it easier. and also -- >> even though the background was blurred there at times, she openly talked about how she was driving, and it all happened while the state legislature was in session discussing a proposed $18 billion transportation bill. saldana said that she is facing a lot of challenges as a working mom, and she added, quote, unfortunately i made a choice today that is not in compliance with the law, and i apologize for that. did you know that this is distracted driving month, and very timely. >> but it doesn't -- >> mike? >> yeah, but it does not mean that this is the month when we should all do distracted driving. that means that we are giving awareness for it. out to roadways and no reports of problems like that. folk, you can dial in and listen to the audio if you have to do a meeting. and over here, traffic flow

sky workers can bring to bear in this organization. we're delivering 40% free cash flow margins, jim, on a basis of $5 billion of top line revenue we have the power to really driveo pun intended but we think automotive will be an incredible application for us. we have end roads already but the investments going forward and the people that will come in will help guide us to auksucces. >> people want to know whether what you bought is part of the great automotive chip shortage or is it not connected and got its own boundaries and space i don't know how they do it. >> yeah, so we all have our different flavors. as you and i discussed in th past, sky works invested deeply. we have great technology and fads in boston and l.a. and japan, as well singapore. we own all of those. that's a really strategic advantage we've had and invests greatly due to chip shortages. we have our own buffer on that there is still outsourced opportunities that they're working with tsmc and others but over time, you know, certainly we can bring technologies under our roof and do it ourselves at sky works. we'll see how that goes. the portfolio as is today runs very, very well. it's highly p

driving the need for assistance and alive. look right now at the wednesday evening commute, this is the san of b street and watkins street blocked off. this is a look. obviously from sky fox, you can see officers have focused their investigation on a storefront in the downtown area. police are asking that people avoid that area while detectives search for evidence. it's now been two months since president biden side an executive order repealing the trump administration's ban on transgender people serving openly in the military. now the pentagon says it's officially making the change. and that the new rules will go into effect in 30 days more tonight from fox news, ray bogan, this is the right thing to do. it is also the smart thing to do. the pentagon says anyone who is transgender and meets military standards can soon serve in the military secretary defense strongly believes that the all volunteer force thrives when it is composed of diverse americans who can meet the high standards from military service. the rule change comes just over two months after president biden signed an executive order overturning trump era policies and banning discrimination based on gender

drive away from america's oldest national park in yellow stone. it is an outdoor lover's paradise and word is spreading. if big sky'srowing, many people are making big sky their second home. rich rizzo bought his house in 2018. the plan was to rent it out and visit occasionally. when the pandemic hit he found himself without a job and decided to move his family from the big apple to big sky. >> we hadn't been here in the summer or fall or spring. knew it as a winter destination. now we're living here it has turned out to be great all around. >> a realtor has been non-stop busy since last summer. the median condo price is around $730,000. the median home more than $2 million. >> cash is king and ringing true. we're seeing multiple offer situations when properties come on the market and it is a feeding frenzy. >> outside of big sky the rental property management company says some of the top vacation home destinations around the country include cape hatteras, north carolina, the poconos in pennsylvania and gatlinburg. in some places the median home prices are a little lower than here. >> bill: nice to see you. >> dana:

will: that little delivery guy driving along the west side highway this morning is somewhere underneath this oranging new york morning skyadership when it comes to the biden administration, because the border czar, roberta jacobson, is stepping down after serving her 100-day commitment to the administration. as she is stepping down, she is giving a suggestion, pete, as to9 where the administration if should happen from here. pete: hold on, there's a border czar? [laughter] i follow the news pretty closely. i thought that was kamala harris in charge, but she doesn't really want to be in charge. that's her right there, roberta jacobson. you'll be forgiven if you didn't know her or that she was in charge or that she's diminished the title czar. apparently, she's soon to be former border czar. we're facing criticism that we may be paying migrants to stay in their home countries. here's what she said about that. she said, the soon to be former less than 100-day czar, we're looking at all of the productive options to address both the economic reasons people may be migrating as well as the protection and security reasons. one t

drives overall revenues and profits. we haven't had a super cycle since iphone 6 in 2014 but after this quarter, the sky's the limit.coming out of the pandemic lockdowns or certainly the restriction that's have been placed on so many people can still fire on all cylinders. be spoke investment had these facts that it tweeted out. i wanted to share them with the viewers. there are 330 s&p 500 companies with t-12 revenues smaller than the $12.3 billion beat over estimates that apple reported just for the quarter. 330 of the 500 companies in the s&p with revenues smaller. and then this. apple's new $90 billion buyback authorization is larger than 400 of the s&p 500 companies and 90 billion is enough to buy every american an apple watch at full retail. crazy. >> that's amazing. i mean, just the cash they held on the balance sheet, dagen, i think it's over 200 billion. i mean, they have just so much liquidity. they're just such a large company. even iphone revenues alone are greater than 70% of a lot of tech company's total revenues. dagen: it's safe to say you're bullish on apple. what other companies do you think look m

drive those things. ainsley: grid it trimble from our sister network is live at western michigan college of aviation with the sky023 and that's why programs like this one at western michigan university, they can't train pilots fast enough as the dean here, david powell, will tell you. demand is sky high for these types of jobs right now. >> it's kind of crazy right now we just can't keep up. the needs are tremendous. reporter: and, you know, we saw this huge drop-off during the pandemic and they were offer ing early retirements to pilots, natural attrition of course occurs, but now, demand is coming back and because of that, the airlines are expecting a need to hire. >> they're all announcing they are going to start hiring immediately so it's really interesting. before, there was a tremendous need and now, with the short falls and the early buyouts that they had it's just going to get worse. reporter: united has started its own pilot school. they are hoping to train 5,000 pilots there by 2030. you're partnered with united to provide even more pilots for them, and a lot of these pilots will be starting from zero.

driving. with fewer cars and planes on the road and sky, oil and gas producers were left with a high supply and low demand. and that's when the layoffs began. last fall, a report found that between march and august of 2020, about 107,000 oil and gas workers were laid off. to be clear, this doesn't include the countless workers who had their pay cut or were temporarily furloughed. if the biden administration enacts aggressive deadlines to eradicate our post prevalent and abundant energy sources and the jobs they create, a lot of texas energy workers and their families would be left high and dry. but the bad news doesn't stop there. the list of unrelated and downright damaging provisions in this bill is a long one. the big question with any legislation, especially something of this size, is how are you going to pay for it. in the past the vast majority of infrastructure funding has come from the highway trust fund, but for years it's faced serious shortfalls. to a serious degree, texans have footed the bill for those shortfalls. in fact, we're one of the few states that receives less than it cont