residents of the bay area are are asking a u.s. air ways to apologize for the arrest of this man buried the sampras's coach chapter of the naacp is going to deliver over 4000 signatures to the ticket counter of u.s. air ways. he was arrested and jailed on june 15th when he refused to palapa's sagging pants charges against the the 20 year-old were dropped later dropped. >> we will be watching for the opening bell on wall street the dow was up 827. there is week a economic news coming out this week s&p dropped even tell lawmakers have reached this agreement with the debt ceiling it is lowering its outlook on at the united states. we'll wait and see what the as and he does today the 12 member bipartisan committee wall have to come up with 1.2 trillion dollars worth of cuts by banks giving failure to approve the cuts well let the gop hookups to things like the poor. backup to grow larger in the next in years reducing the deficit by 917 trillion. government services may be scaled back including special deterrent in tracking and education pr

it is the daily, u.s. air could not kitimat of its plane. two months ago a man boarded a plane and was wearing only panties and a barrage --bra. you didn't have to sit next to him. lack of sympathy in this group. why didn't u.s. air kick him off? isn't there some concept of propriety left? no, there isn't. they would have been sued for bigotry. for some sort of phobia. i don't know if the man was gay. if i had to bet, he isn't. it has nothing to do with sexual orientation. it has to do with propriety. but that is where we have come. u.s. air's spokeswoman was asked why didn't you remove the guy from the flight? she said we have no dress code on u.s. air. they probably don't. dress code is considered very conservative. dress code in high school -- even though grade and conduct improve when kids have to wear a school uniform. it is a great battle, my friends. the only place still battling it is the united states. western europe gave up. select won. this is the last stand. this battle is taking place right this moment in washington d.c.. there

years old for this robbery we will have more from will tran coming right up >> people are asking u.s. airways to apologize for their arrest of a san francisco young man. the sanford cisco chapel of the naacp have a 4000 signatures the day are going to shot take to the u.s. air ways ticket counter this is video from the day he was arrested after he refused to pull his pants ups. charges on the 20 year-old were dropped and the d.a. has said the charges or not war did >> the opening bell on on wall street it was a bloodbath on wall street yesterday's stocks went diving stocks were down for seven straight sessions down yesterday to 65 bear in as simply draw to lowest for all year >> the downgrade is still possible in the future there reinstated the trouble expert a you credit rating for the united states. now that the deal is done in washington what is next they will have to find 1.2 trillion dollars in budget cuts by thanksgiving congress must approve cuts by december 2011 with the current deal that was passed yesterday the operating budget will be working for next year. who will be hit by t

fifteen of the u.s. air force again very impressive performances and one interesting one was that the airbus a three eighty which is the largest commercial aircraft out of the market right now a flying disc i like it was a small plane that was interesting to see but again a big march two thousand and eleven that's what it is here for it's basically for these companies to showcase their latest innovation the latest technology what their aircraft are capable of and as far as the a russian effort to say should here is concerned there's one model this really highly anticipated a lot of built up towards it best to some point to this this is a russian made this generation military aircraft and it's the first of its kind that is made as far as russia is concerned also the first at the country has done a produced in the last twenty years now the only other than generation of military aircraft out there is the f. twenty two raptor which the last of the u.s. air force and now we're talking fifty generation we're talki

and tell you the u.s. air force came through on time and on target. >> you mentioned your past experience. do see where you will write another book? >> yes. hopefully we can make the book successful with one operation that we were expected to conducted right after medusa called eagle summit. essentially during that period of time we were so short of security forces, we were unable to hold the ground and villages we had cleared progress after we clear the man had withdrawn the taliban moved back can. again, the guys from the group were called to go clean them out. how they did it was completely different from how it was down the first time. i hope that opportunity does arise. i will put pen to paper so we will have one ready. [laughter] >> between now and then you hear about efforts to talk to the taliban. how do feel about that? >> people who do throw that question now there don't spend much time in the country or the ideology of the extremism of the taliban. there is no negotiating with these people. the same

make this transition to democracy and a beacon of freedom. >> well, explain why you believe the u.s. aire been more successful than the french and the british, the other nato air power, because they launched thousands of sorties, as you well know, over the past several months. >> wolf, i've seen the sortie count before. i saw it in the vietnam war. the ac-130, the a-10 and other capabilities that our allies do not have, could have been put into -- into action, and we could have taken out gadhafi's forces earlier. that's just a military reality. our allies are wonderful people, eight nations out of the 28 in nato were involved in it. especially helpful were qatar and uae. they deserve great credit, but there's no country in the world that has the unique air power, as well as other power, and particularly air power we could have deemployed by deploying u.s. air power into the fight. it's just fact. >> but no american lives have been lost over these six months. that's a significant fact as well, right? >> yes, and no alied lives have been lost that i know of. this is unique terrain and uniq

has urged congress to act quickly to end a route that partially shut down the body that oversees u.s. air safety. he said the dispute could cost the government more than a billion dollars in uncollected taxes. many politicians have gone on their summer holidays but safety inspectors are being asked to work without pay. police in australia say a suspected bomb strapped to the neck of a terrified young woman was a hoax and the device did not contain an explosives. she was rescued after the 10- hour operation. police say an intruder entered her home and left instructions that led police think that they were dealing with a serious threat. a small community in nigeria could receive compensation after the oil company shell confessed to causing two weeks. shell said that they were committed to clearing up the spill. this had been caused by acts of sabotage and theft. the u.n. has declared famine zones and three more regions of somalia because of the rates of non attrition and death brought on by the worst drought in 60 years. the announcement brings the number of areas suffering from famine to f

we claim equal protection under the law >> i u.s. airays representative would not give any further comment >> also in the news this morning 911 call centers are getting a text messaging plan. it is time for the sector to be in compliance with other people losing at their home phone numbers authorities say it's too soon to make the switch. >> for our center we are consolidated center police fire and ambulance we get a quarter of a million calls a year that is a heavy responsibility we will just learn from others we are aware of the social media on hall of emergencies are reported we just won a learn from others first and be able to once we answer at text message or look at a streaming video are dispatchers are not distracted they need to be accurate dispatching the units out there we're hoping we're doing the right thing. >> san mateo upgraded their system a few years accounts >> my beloved drizzly out there this morning that's take a look of whether >> i shot of the bay bridge approach we're going to have partly cloudy conditions oakland

president obama has visited a u.s. air base to honor troops killed in a helicopter crash. the president met with troops' families in private. the crash was the single deadliest incident for u.s. forces in afghanistan. now to the world's markets would continue their wild ride. volatility reigned supreme in the united states, the dow jones industrials finished up nearly 340 points after the federal reserve said they would keep key interest rates the same. joining me now from new york with an assessment of the news is our business correspondent. thank you for joining us. why did the markets do better? >> well, i think overall maybe traders came back wondering if perhaps they had overdone this selling. really, we have seeing extreme volatility. the markets opened higher and treated that way for most of the day. we had the announcement from the u.s. federal reserve. we saw the market fall sharply before swinging back up significantly to close up over 400 points. these indicate some of the uncertainties still underlying the market sentiment. >> what does the fed hoped they will a

. >> have recently flown on u.s. air or delta. >> charlie: this morning. >> delta, u.s. air, united are just someof the airlines that have gone bankrupt in this country. that wasn't go enough for the obama situation. they twisted bankruptcy out of shape for the benefit of the united auto workers. >> charlie: what we see in american politics is that first because of the stimulus program, secondly -- third healthcare. at some point, people in america and certainly those of a tea party persuasion said something's happening here that is not the america i believe in. >> correct. that's exactly what they said and they said it very early. they said it in 2009. >> charlie: after the crises. >> when the president was inaugurated, 13 blocks from where we're sitting, noon january 20th, 2009. the assumption on the part of the american left was capitalism was in crises, the 30's are back and the american people will not only demand, and they will be enthusiastic about a large expansion of government. two and-a-half years later, charlie, the conversation of this town is more conservati

before flying out of the u.s. air base in tokyo on wednesday, biden praised about 700 troops for helping rebuild areas devastated by the march 11 disaster. >> i want you to know what you've accomplished here in japan over the last few months is nothing short of astounding. >> biden also stressed the importance of bilateral ties for the peace and stability of the asia pacific region. >> in our alliance with japan will even become more important than in the past. it continues to be absolutely critical. >> during his three-day visit, he met with prime minister naoto kan but no substantial discussions were held. a planned meeting in early september between kan and u.s. president barack obama was cancelled because kan is due to step down. >>> the international atomic energy agency wants to carry out safety checks in all countries with nuclear power plants over the next three years. the nuclear watch dog has been working on an action plan to improve global nuclear safety since the crisis erupted at japan's fukushima daiichi

twenty two raptor which belongs to the u.s. air force and we're talking this generation these are more efficient faster and have better stealth capabilities are military aircraft so again it's sort of going to be a game changer if it does get into the market right now they have the prototype is going to make its first public unveil a here at the max two thousand and eleven certainly looking forward to that and for the for the russian fleet this is again a milestone seeing that the defense ministry for example had wanted to improve the hardware the russian military which will be a good positive sign while other countries as we've seen have been seeing a defense a budget cut so again interesting dynamics here at the max a two thousand and eleven but of course it's not just that i've been looking at smaller planes looking commercial planes you have the big airliners here the a dreamliner of boeing the airbus a three eighty and i've also found some small what they call experimental plane some of them you can build at home so i've been

what we're seeing tonight was largely made possible by u.s. air power. since march, the u.s. has flown more than 5,000 missions, and american taxpayers have spent more than $896 million on this effort. after months of bombardment, the beginning of the end came quickly. on saturday, alex crawford of sky news joined the rebels in zawiyah. and followed them on their lightning dash into tripoli. >> reporter: street by street, inch by inch, they pushed forward. and forced qaddafi's men into retreat. the qaddafi men were out- numbered and out-maneuvered, and their wounded were abandoned as they fled. they will be on their guard for any qaddafi retaliation now, but the aim is to push on to tripoli. the rebels moved through town after town between zawia and tripoli, meeting little resistance along the way, and as they pushed forward into the capital, in just one day, the roads were choked with vehicles packed full of people who wanted to overthrow the regime. as they edge closer to the center, the residents came out of their homes in their hundreds, greeting the rebels like heroes. b

u.s. marine air base in okinawa within the prefecture. it is hoped that japan will also join negotiations for the trans pacific partnership at an early stage. the u.s. government wants to hold a bilateral summit late september at the earliest when noda will attend the u.n. general assembly in new york. time now for the latest in business news. we've had some fresh manufacturing come out and industrial production is a closely watched indicator in japan. what kind of numbers are we seeing? >> indeed. since april, right after the earthquake, we have managed monthly gains and industrial production for the month of july also rose 0.6% and that does mark an increase for a fourth consecutive month. the ministry of economy, trade, and industry announced that the output index at factories and mines was 93.2 in july against a reference value of 100 for 2005. the rise is largely due to more production of machinery. it was forecast that the index would remain weak due to mandatory energy saving measures in place for many factories. however, output was

one used by the u.s. air force thunderbirds flight demonstration team. >> one of the most maneuverable fighters that the u.s. military has. you ready to take off? >> i'm ready to rock and roll.c: >> next thing you know, we're screaming at 500 miles per hour. >> deep breath -- [ inaudible ] >> woohoo! >> look back. >> oh, my gosh. >> go ahead and tighten your life belt as tight as you can get it, until you feel comfortable. >> i feel comfortable. >> okay, hold on. a little bit of a push and -- >> whoa! >> hands -- and roll it. >> whoa! that's a good seat belt. >> it is a good seat belt. >> today's mission -- pull nine gs without passing out. the key is to keep the blood from draining from your brain. a g suit helps by squeezing the legs -- >> keep breathing. >> so do special breathing and muscle techniques. >> you ready to do this? >> i'm ready. >> take a deep breath. squeeze your lower body. >> squeezing. gosh. [ inaudible ] >> are you all right? >> yeah. >> good. >> can i try it now? you want to give me the

back in 1986, he claims she died during a u.s. air strike in tripoli following a libyan backed terror bombing in berlin that killed two servicemen but libyan found a room in the compound that could have been hers. a hospital official in tripoli even claims she was a doctor there. >>> the website of the anti-secrecy group wikileaks crashed overnight, came under a sustained cyber attacks. wikileaks has been sharply criticized by u.s. officials for its ongoing release for thousands of secret diplomatic cables. >>> david petraeus is retiring from the army after 37 years. he'll be honored today at a retirement ceremony at ft. mishz, virginia. next week he'll be sworn in as head of the cia. >>> we'll take a quick break now on this wednesday, president obama preps a big speech on jobs, but will capitol hill listen? >>> plus a royal dip, pictures of prince haar pi partying. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a father in florida has been arrested for severely beating a 16-year-old boy. a warning the video you're about to see could be graphic.

reporter: at the compound, qaddafi made this mansion into a museum, celebrating his survival from the u.s. air attack on his stronghold in 1986. in the lobby hung some of the spent bombs from the attack. american? >> american... >> reporter: upstairs, an opulent private apartment, preserved under thick glass. in this room, what appears to be a kind of a shrine, a bed, almost like a museum piece. you can see now scarred from the battle to take the compound. next door, a desk, also glassed in, also shot up. when moammar qaddafi stood on this balcony and ranted about is control, he looked out across a country that he controlled with an iron fist. this is the view now. in the tent where he received foreign guests, rebels now say prayers of thanks for their victory. but victory comes at a high price. the innocent casualties of war. >> most of the casualties here were by snipers, yes. >> reporter: like 11-year-old alaa saleem, with a sniper bullet in her brain. "she got out of bed this morning," said her mother, "and the bullet hit her." it took six hours to free up an operating room for a desperate

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. >>> a u.s. air strike has killed a taliban terrorist responsible for last week's helicopter crash that killed 38 americans and afghans. nato confirmed the attack this morning. in a separate statement from afghanistan, they say the taliban leader and terrorists who took down the chinook helicopter were killed. two seals with ties to the bay area died in last week's helicopter crash. >>> coming up, a bay area school robbed for the third time in three weeks. >> the stolen items and why police are puzzled about what the thieves left behind. >> just seeing an animal like that, great feeling. >> they are called the dog squad. the pet therapy at one bay area hospital. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. seeing more sunshine around the bay area even some glimmers of sunshine out toward the coastline. how hot will it get? we'll talk about that coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, look at the big board. right now, they're _ tention >>> well, stocks taking another big dive this after

aircraft that's out there right now flying is the effort twenty two raptor which belongs to the u.s. air force so this is a platform for a russia to showcase the new technology that it has and it is pretty important because this is the first time in two decades more than two decades a case in fact that russia has come up with a product a created a military product with new technologies and put it out there so again we're interested to see what it can actually do up in the air as speaking of what can be done up in the air as you did mention earlier we are looking forwards of course to be the aerobatics teams that are here right now we will have the italian air force the french and the u.s. as well as the russian two russian teams in fact over quite popular russian teams the russian knights as well as swift and if their past performances are to be used as the basis of what to expect i think we're going to be seeing some pretty impressive scary start said my colleague either a good or never actually went with them on one of their practice runs and here's what he saw. at the field this tends

but we'll have foreign pilots flying the u.s. air fifteen eagle and the french are a father and the telly and see twenty seven cars or plane or. some one of. the latter is a unique cargo plane that's be forms aerobatics. from the show the planes the aerobatics. business and contracts. planning to sign any contracts at this year's air show if you do not mind disclosing this information of course. yes there are some contracts that we would live to keep yourselves for now. we wanted to be a surprise to everyone but to also be king in general if we think the business part of the year shows are really important it is an integral part of any exhibition because but we expect business activity to go up in the run up to maps as well as during the air show itself this creates. a lot of meetings involving aircraft manufacturers and affectional us from all related to fields but there will be many business forums and conferences during the maps where a wide range of issues related to airplanes helicopters and chance and so forth will be discussed

twenty two raptor which belongs to the u.s. air force so again very interesting to see what it can do in the skies but also we have some commercial planes we have the big commercial aircraft such as the boeing dreamliner the airbus a three eighty we just saw the a three eighty actually in the sky acting like it was a small plane but it is actually the biggest commercial airliner out there in the market right now so but me this plane that i have been actually you can see it's really small it's not military it's not commercial it's just a small private plane it has travel eight thousand kilometers to get to moscow and it's. the first time that any of this model actually left the united states much less much less enter russian airspace but i'm not going to go do stunts and this of course we have to leave that to the professionals were excited to see the team performances of the french air force the italian air force as well as the american and two teams from russia the russian knights as well as the swift team and of course my colleag

twenty two raptor wish the last course of the u.s. air force so here is a way for the makers of the t. fifty to showcase exactly what it's capable of doing and of course as i mentioned earlier there will be a lot of air shows for everyone it's going to be fine you have the french air force the italian air force the americans as well as the russians you have the of russia knights as well as the swiss so we're looking forward to that but aside from just the commercial airlines aircraft as well as a military aircraft we have something that's sort of in between not really commercial not really military and it's like this small plane over here actually is just the right size for me. peter let's talk can you tell us a little bit about this plane over here it's not really a military plane it's not really commercial plane so what exactly is it this is a kit plane you can buy this plane and build it in about six months and that's what the bubbles and home did himself he built the airplane in six months and was flying an aircraft across the united

air show in moscow. syrian state media have condemned u.s. and european calls for president as sad to step down saying the move is part of a conspiracy russia's also refused to back the cause saying as should be given more time to implement promised reforms this comes in the wake of a crackdown on anti regime protesters but as r.t. as many of national reports while the west sees the government's action as oppression some in syria see it as liberation. job is done and city liberated there is or in the east of the country has become good last year in the city the army left after clearing off extremists have been terrorizing the citizens for weeks and military claim is that he's under the rates put up barricades became a city for hiding just like hostages. soldiers of the syrian army are living in the city. near the iraqi border those references are saying operation is now over there the city has been freed from armed groups as you can see people are welcome in the soldiers as the waiters but while tanks have been trying to make their way throug

twenty two raptor which belongs to the u.s. air force so again a lot of anticipation for the unveiling of this aircraft now if i think this out is getting a little too hard maybe we can become rover if we will i can see i can see a some point right above overhead right maybe you can see that right now but there are certainly excitement in the sky we have the italian air force and we also have the french air force the russian air force definitely out there two teams from the russian team the russian knights us all the swifts they will be if we are to look at their past performances i've already seen the bits and pieces of it now it certainly is promising to be an exciting exciting show but we have either out of my colleague who actually went behind the scenes with them during a practice run and here's what he saw. a big deal disturbance to the most famous teams in the world even new dress rehearsal. days when the world showed the u.s. and the swiss russian. program it to the mikes performance. to show stuff on the trademark nine pla

he said it's so safe so much so that it's safe and what flies tails first i'm standing here be a u.s. air force display and right behind me this is the f. fifteen this is the same type of plane that the aerobatics uses in there a display show here at the max and thousand and eleven we've seen some of them and you were pretty amazing indeed and this is the closest you can personally get see need touching this plane that's a close as i can get my colleague tom. to get closer inside one of the military planes with a russian air about sixty and he had one let's have a look. engine. instruments. runway. and then it's take off for the russian display team. then and first class pilots. two hundred times in the past. someone. andre is training to join the team he thinks he's nearly good enough now but still remembers his first flight as a solo pilot. without any warning they told me i was going to do the next flight on my own i had no time to be scared there was no longer an instructor going back it was unforgettable takeoff you on your own controlling the plane and when you land you've done it.

heavy resistance by cut off the forces of the colonel's whereabouts still unknown and while get out u.s. air and another radio message claiming he is fighting on the front line nato has denied bringing us reports that it's assisting the rebels in the hunt to find him investigative journalist webster tarpley says even though the war in levy is far from over and nato could soon shift its attention eastwards. dodgy was supposed to fall in march he has essentially gummed up the works he has assumed the blocking position of be the nato subversion machine and he's kept them tied up for six or seven months if gadhafi resistance were to subside which i do not think will happen these military assets that we presently see deployed in the central mediterranean will be moved to the eastern mediterranean and there has been and syria and ultimately iran had better watch out because they're also targets and remember this gets into iran and also russia because of that important a naval station a card to syria which is the base of the russian mediterranean squadron so if it's if it's calming down in libya th

twenty two raptor which will also be u.s. air force want to be a test pilot who tried the t. fifty actually told r.t. that this plane has a very good maneuverability it can do crazy stunts of the jets definitely cannot do and he also said that it's a very safe so safe that it's safe even when it flies tail first out that would be interesting to see we also saw. that is the medium range of russian aircraft that will go head to head with the likes of be a three twenty and of course we saw a super. had one hundred we saw it in the sky is a jumbo go head to head with the dreamliner of boeing as well as the airbus a three eighty now when i look at these big shots all i could think of is i hope this is the beginning of the end of those eleven hour flights i think a lot of us have been through though so hopefully when you see these flying in the skies will be more comfortable if we schedule is to have now today have the weather does cooperate it's should we should be hearing engines roaring all throughout the day coupled with of course the heavy rain and the strong winds well you kn

twenty two raptor which will also be u.s. air force want to be a test pilot who tried the t. fifty actually told r.t. that this plane has a very good maneuverability it can do crazy stunts of the jets definitely cannot do and he also said that it's a very safe aircraft so safe that it's safe even when it flies tail first out that would be interesting to see and of course we saw a super super super sad one hundred we saw it in the sky now when i look at these big shots all i could think of is i hope this is the beginning of the end of those eleven hour flights if the weather does cooperate and we should be hearing engines roaring all throughout the day coupled with of course the heavy rain and the strong waves well you know i'll turn you over to my call he. had one heck of a ride with one of those military just let's take a look. engine. instruments. runway. and then it's takeoff with a russian robotic display team. the nine first class pilots have performed over two hundred times in the past nineteen use. someone. andre is training to join the team he thinks he's nearly good