if an airline is doing that, the fa sa doesn't have to have the same level of oversight. then we can put resources on the more critical areas of the safety system. so we really see s & s as a tremendous boom to safety in the system. but also, the other thing i wanted to mention is we also are developing our own system. our staffing is based on risk based management, just as you're making. many of the other decisions we're doing internal in the faa is fundally based on risk taking which is a component of s and s. >> very interesting. you know, a lot has been said about just culture. i think fundamental to sms is voluntary safety. hoppestly, i certainly here in meetings i go to, relations between employees and their interaction of voluntarily data is a management labor issue. but honestly, just culture, i think, is what brings good data to the table. where do you see the regulators role in promoting just culture to be at the operating room level and in changing that mind-set over that the operator needs to focus on creating that information to get good information. what can

if an airline is doing that, the fa sa doesn't have to have the same level of oversight. then we can put resources on the more critical areas of the safety system. so we really see s & s as a tremendous boom to safety in the system. but also, the other thing i wanted to mention is we also are developing our own system. our staffing is based on risk based management, just as you're making. many of the other decisions we're doing internal in the faa is fundally based on risk taking which is a component of s and s. >> very interesting. you know, a lot has been said about just culture. i think fundamental to sms is voluntary safety. hoppestly, i certainly here in meetings i go to, relations between employees and their interaction of voluntarily data is a management labor issue. but honestly, just culture, i think, is what brings good data to the table. where do you see the regulators role in promoting just culture to be at the operating room level and in changing that mind-set over that the operator needs to focus on creating that information to get good information. what can

secretary general is so concerned about the situation in bah key that fa sa that he ising sending a officialo the capitol after protesters stormed the parliament buildings and other buildings, setting them alight. mohammed reports. >> reporter: in power for the last 27 years. he is the only president many people here have ever known. and some thing it's been long enough. the latest attempt to extend his term in office has lead to mass protests in the capitol. >> i think this will be a strong message that he cannot carry on, so he would have to make room for a successor or allow someone in his party to take the necessary steps to find someone else who would be the next candidate for the next elections. >> reporter: tuesday marked the start of a civil d-- disobediene campaign. violence broke out on thursday when protesters advised towards parliament. inside politicians debated a motion to extend his rule beyond 2015. police arrested hundreds of protesters. a group of them managed to break through police barriers, and set the parliament buildings on fire. and targeted the ruling party headquart

because compiling the republicanÑi politicians arefáób,wl6÷ sa)1 asked about scientific consensus on climbed. saying i'm not a scientist and then turning around and giving you their takei]fá to a self-governing democracy based on enlightened principles whenxd itxdÑia[uñabandons wait-somebody did writew3rÑ bookxd bat about that. chris, the first time i ever became aware of you as a á (jtq' you did the great piece nor nation about the nafta2 even thoughr zt&t that what we have here. we havefá thisçó taken to the ..reme. >> we have a situation i think also wherejó]pxd there's been people sort of sported some political daylight think they canxdw3ok make hay out of the travel ban.çó i'veÑi been wonfá duct -- conducting a survey. i can'tjf tellçó impeeve are freaking out. some of thew3 people in my social circle seem to be beçóok dialogue by ambitious politicians andt(ok no-nothingfá punditsa5 is dissipatinga5xd faster than people think it is. >> i sort of marvel at theq% last three months of the news cycle which has been so sort of run by fear andelpvuwyñ was done, you had a hur(Ñr' new government's response to was awful, and thent( the entire economic system3w collapsed. what

the pediatrics journal says about 1 in 8 cases of sudden infant death syndrome happens when infants are placed on couches. nearly 7900 sudden infant deaths in 24 state, they compared those that occurred on sa fash cribs. three-quarters of the deaths occurred three months or old or younger. researchers say sofas tend to slope toward the back cushions, to get wedgeed in the couch. the baby ends up with the in a accusation, difficult to breathe. sleep alone on their backs in a crib, even if it's just for a nap. >>> a bay area halloween tradition, we have video from the annual pumpkin weigh off in half moon bay. >>> and then it's like a scene out of oi horror movie, the city where creepy clowns are occurring in photographs. tag: sooner or later, everyone needs a helping hand, or a helping paw! so mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to help train assistance dogs for wounded veterans. veteran: i live independently because of what all it provides for me. and it's huge! there's a lot of wounded, ill, and injured out there just like myself, who just maybe need a little bit of help. tag: you can lend a helping paw too. give at mattressdiscountersdogs.com or any mattress discounters. mat