four years, new york's landmark twa flight center stood empty and neglected.he architectural masterpiece was threatened with demolition. now the building has been given a new lease on life, offering the last word in luxury. take a look. reporter: going back in time has never been so easy. all you need to do is check newly opened to w a hotel to what flying was like in the golden days of commercial aviation. >> you hear the 1960's soundtrack behind us. we are still working on a lot of the details. so when you walking the deed -- the building you feel acute entered 1962. reporter: but the experience comes at a price. turning the old terminal into a hotel cost $300 million. but the constructors went to great lengths to keep the original design alive at heart. while also incorporating modifications suited to any luxury hotel. this 80-year-old used to be a twa flight attendant back in the day and is enjoying the changes that have been made. >> i think it has been fantastic. and i think it is going to revive the better side of travel. reporter: located right on new

we are at the race way with twa. >> reporter: good morning. crews are getting ready for the toyota savemart 350. you see all the crews arriving this morning. in the bay area, we're used to our fair share of sporting events. the spokesperson who i spoked to tells me this is a sporting event unlike any other. >> coming to a race is unique. it's not baseball or football. it's an all-day experience. >> reporter: a busy weekend is getting underway in wine country, taking place sunday. it's nascar's only stop in northern california each year. some of the biggest names are going to take part in the competition. they celebrate the 50th anniversary. >> our biggest fans come out and camp for five days. they spend a weekend here. >> we're going back to the original track. >> reporter: that's dave smith, giving us a preview. fans might notice a change this year, as the race is returning to its original 12-turn course. >> it's probably going to be one down shift or stay in third gear. >> reporter: smith will take part in the race this weekend. this isn't h

jane: 'twas ever thus. amanda sloat, thank you very much for joining me. at his press conference with theresa may, president trumpal said the tariffs on mexican goods coming to the u.s. are likely to go ahead. he has threatened to impose 5% on all goods starting next week if mexico does not stop the floi of illegigrants. officials from both countries are meeting in washington on wednesday. moving on, police in australia say four people have been killed and one injured by a gunman in the city of darwin. the alleged suspect is a 45-year-old manho w was arrested. witnesses say he walked into a hotel before firing in several rooms. officials say the incident is nobelieved to be terror-related. the united states has announced new restrictions on american citizens traveling to cuba including a n onruises. the u.s. treasury said the measures were aimed at putting further pressure on cuba's smmunist government over support for the venezuelan president nicolas maduro. the restrictions are due to come into force on wednesday. tens of thousands of pple have taken par

reports from berlin mike pompei also sounded a warning over doing business with chinese tech giant twa way. it was a meeting of strategic allies in berlin a chance for a show of unity at least in public and an opportunity to concentrate on apparently shared policy objectives notably iran but on many people's minds was the dispute between the u.s. and germany over the nuclear deal agreed with the iranians in 2015 but rejected by president donald trump in 28. when will the world is in great restlessness especially the issue of iran and how we prevent the country coming into ownership of nuclear weapons also how we prevent other aggressive actions from iran dog on and yet germany has joined forces with britain and france russia to all possible to help keep iran within the terms of the 2015 deal setting up a financial transactions channel called in stakes designed to help iran legally get around u.s. sanctions something that has angered u.s. officials to the point some commentators believe it explains why mike pump aopa spurned an earlier planned visit to berlin another contentious area fo

and twa aboard the 523 we got very lucky we landed. i mean michel our mission was to get from the rallying point to the casino believe this crew because he knew. he offered to go they made their way without trouble on to the route to leone. thank you and while we were attacking each and every bunker on the beach. syriac and ellen when i saw a british cameraman called sergeant laws i found out his name later when i met him again he was filming on the route to leo. mainly of the encounters between the french soldiers and the civilians. in the casino was an important objective because that was the point of command for all of the bunkers it was incapacitated thanks to the tanks of the key for commandos we were able to destroy the camerons and the next morning the british troops completed the assault on the casino and yet they told. me they look as he will. receive in the morning of june 6th we had 10 killed and 36 injured who were evacuated. the commandos were a volunteer unit. you could quit whenever you wanted to no questions asked. like

who would side with the americans and would exclude twa way from any future involvement in complex systems in the u.k. i suspect it's the security relationship will not be challenge that's all and that once mrs may is back in her maiden head constituency and not in numbers and things will be an awful lot smoother mike shanahan very good to talk to you about this thank you so much for joining us there from london mark shanahan is from reading university in the u.k. thank you for your time. now the attack in southern yemen has killed a child and wounded 6 others the rebels launch rocket attacks on areas around tie there's also been fighting between you many government forces and the healthy established city that millions of people around the world are celebrating eades the holiday marking the end of the holy month of ramadan but in yemen families have little to celebrate ramadan a tab reports from the capital sana'a. the stands held was going he's broken taxi it was his all in last option to make ends meet for his big family he has no idea how they will celebrate their little 1st holiday mar

. >> now that at the time was twa they are both long gone now. >> but delta airlines and american airlinesirlines today made good on that. what do they do quick. >> they felt they owed something to the fact that the airlines were prejudice and demonstrated bias in the past so they started to employ pilots and today you have african-americans flying in the cockpit of every major airline that we have including some of the service airlines like fedex and ups. and to dramatize little but the situation we have today, i was on my way from detroit michigan and delta has a hub in detroit and when i entered the aircraft there, i turned to my left and i look to see who was in the cockpit and believe it or not there were two african-americans in the caulk part one - - the cockpit pilot and copilot even more surprising and it brought tears to my eyes and they were both female. [laughter] [applause] >> we have come a long way baby. i believe delta airlines first followed by american gave recognition quick. >> they gave me a very nice proclamation and a painting of the airliners in the letter from the v

that's when his pregnant wife and twa daughters stepped out.when one of the girls was accused of shoplifting a dahl from a dollar store. >> after today my daughters will never be the same or feel the same about the police department. >> i assure you this incident is not representative of the majority of phoenix police officers who serve this city. >> the ames family has filed a $10 million claim against phoenix police. the officers involved in the incident are now on desk duty as an investigation takes place. >>> time now is 5:33. so many dead gray whales have washed up this year. federal officials say they have run out of places to take the whales to decompose. this is one of several gray whales that washed up in the bay area this year. in washington tate 30 whales have been stranded along the coast this year. they are now asking coastal home owners there to volunteer their property to be used as disposal sites. decomposition can take several months. >>> the battle over the future of burning man. organizers odm limiting attendance to 100,000 p

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they were founded by twa in 1945 and managed 1975 pickup i'm very proud of the fact that emperor selassie was the only head of state from africa to attend jfk's funeral, because he had a boeing aircraft that brought them here. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. i now recognize representative johnson of texas and followed by representative david from kansas. representative johnson, five minutes. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. let me express my m. and let me express my appreciation for all of the witnesses here and especially the representatives. we care deeply about airline safety. for one thing, all of us get on a plane every week going and coming home. we are as concerned about american safety as any safety around the world. i live in dallas, texas, where we have vfw and little field. very involved in this area. and it does cross my mind often how aboveboard we are with the examination of the planes and the agencies in charge and wonder sometimes if some laxity might cause a little slipup. i know that we have a very, very safe aviation activities, but i wonder if each of you could