u.s. air force academy. after his service, he became a distinguished college professor, giving back to historically black colleges and universities. in ordinary american with extraordinary opportunity to educate the next generation, all thanks to executive order 9981. lonnie johnson, an engineer who served in the air force and with nassau. what he may be most known for after his service was when he invented the super soccer. [laughter] something many of you may have expressed either soaking someone else or being soaked his invention. [laughter] >> he had over 100 patents for revolutionary technology. thanks to extraordinary opportunities only possible through this executive order 981. mcdougall joined the air force out of high school where she worked on the sr 71 and pressure suits. she went on to nasa to work on spacesuits. she would work in the escape equipment department until it ended. charles baldwin, dr. bernard harris. an ordinary american with an extraordinary ability to drive space exploration, and

u.s. air force. what you see him doing here is participating in important testing that was conducted for the u.s. space program. they were using airmen and the u.s. air force for tests that were designed to see whether the human body could really with stand what were expected to be the rigors of space travel. the vast stresses of acceleration and rapid deceleration and pressure changes and everything else. alton yates was not the only airman who went through this but he was one of them and he participated in a huge number, in 65 of those tests of the human body in the extremes. and he is fine. he lived to tell the tale and proudly. he was discharged in 1959 after that very honorable service. after he was discharged in 1959 he headed home. to jacksonville, florida. around this time he was getting out of the air force after this amazing service, late 1959 early 1960, obviously there was tremendous organizing happening throughout the american south at that time for the civil rights movement. for that you

u.s. air force. and these images are realtime images of him in the late 50s at service in the air force, and they show some of what he went through as part of his service. his name was alton yates, his 23 years old in these pictures, it was the second class in the u.s. air force. and what you see him doing here, is participating in important testing that was conducted for the u.s. space program. they were using airmen in the u.s. air force, for tests that were designed to see whether the human body could really withstand what we're expected to be the rigors of space travel. and the vast stretches of acceleration, and rapid deceleration, and presser changes, and everything else. ultimately it was not the only airmen who went through this, but he was one of them. and he participated in a huge number. 65 of those tests, tests of the human body in extremists. and he is fine, he lived to tell the tale and proudly. he was discharged in 1959 after that very honorable service, after he was discharged in 1959

u.s. air force reconnaissance drone that immediately turned around and flew off the violation.he statement of the official representative of the russian ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova, made a fuss in the united states about the publication of the supply of ammunition with a joint wound, presidential candidate robert kennedy jr. responded, saying that such weapons would destroy ukraine in the american establishment, they are increasingly admitting that things are bad in kiev, skepticism is also felt in europe, although the prime minister of romania and confirmed that the country will train ukrainian pilots to control the f-16 western rhetoric artyom krasulin. america was commented by us presidential candidate robert kennedy jr. on an article by maria zakharova and the supply of such shells to the kiev regime will put an end to this reckless and inhuman policy, the military in ukraine, apparently , would not mind, the former council, but recently mobilized and fleeing. we see that cases of desertion have become more frequent in the ranks of the vsu. they try not to

u.s. air forces in southern california studying the incoming storm. crews will fly directly into the hurricane for several hours to learn more about it. christelle koumoue spoke with some of the pilots. >> the u.s. air force hurricane hunters is a one of a kind organization we punch right through the eye wall at 10,000 feet. the squadron is comprised of 100 pilots co pilots and weather experts on a mission to provide surveillance of tropical storms and hurricanes job. it is to go out and track and actually. >> extract information and data from inside the storm blew tenet. sean cross is a pilot with the hurricane hunters. >> he says 10 wc one, 30 jay aircraft help them perform their mission. currently the planet today is positive for the west coast tracking hillary. so we have 3 aircraft route to california at this time. >> the plan is to fly in and out of the storm for 4 or 5 hours at altitude of 10,000 feet as they gathered data with the many tools on board. one of the tools, the drops and i have right here with and i it's a small device, weighs about

u.s. air force actually designed after assessing two ukrainian pilots who came to the u.s. earlier this year to be assessed on their skills on the f-16. the u.s. air force deviced this training program that could be used for the ukrainian pilots in the future, and that determined that the pilots could be feasibly trained within four or five months, and much faster than americans to be trained from scratch. and the syllabus is going to be looking like that, and the u.s. has to be seeing that training program like that, and so for now, it is on hold. >> and the ukrainians have quickly grasped the other technology that the u.s. has provided. >>> and now, we have video of a drone that the ministry of defense says was brought down, and it is one of three that targeted moscow, and one of the several attacks in the last few days. ukraine has not claimed responsibility for it, but there are connections to it in the footage. >>> and now, in the counter offensive as they try to push forward in the territory held by the russians. cnn's nick paton walsh has been with the troops on the f

u.s. air force aircraft are studying the incoming storm. yeah, our christelle expect here to explain what they hope to learn from >> the u.s. air force hurricane hunters is a one of a kind organization we punch right through the eye wall at 10,000 feet. the squadron is comprised of 100 pilots co pilots and weather experts on a mission to provide surveillance of tropical storms and hurricanes job. it is to go out and track and actually >> extract information and data from inside the storm blew. tenet tiong cross is a pilot with the hurricane hunters. >> he says 10 wc one 30 jay aircraft help them perform their mission. currently the planet today is positive for the west coast tracking hillary. so we have 3 aircraft route to california at this time. >> the plan is to fly in and out of the storm for 4 or 5 hours at altitude of 10,000 feet as they gathered data with the many tools on board. one of the tools the drops i have right here with and i it's a small device, weighs about 2 and a half pounds and just dropped from the bottom of the aircraf

u.s. air force, shadow mountain high school in arizona, $150,000 flight simulator to give students the cadet credit and flight hours towards a pilots license. air force hopes the simulator will encourage students to pursue a career in flying because we desperately need you. and if you have a el vato to share, shared with us @tracegallagher or @foxnewsnight on social media. coming up, if someone came up to then said, hey, do that thing you do, what thing would pop into your head? what is your thing. there's still time to weigh in on x and instagram @tracegallagher and i-tech cup -- and that nightcap crew is next. a look at argentina on the river hard to beat argentinians. we will tell you that -- more coming up in the nightcap. ♪ ♪ this is why we walk. ♪ they're why we walk. ♪ we walk in the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's because we're getting closer to beating this disease. join us. not flossing well? then add the whoa! of listerine to your routine. new science shows listerine is 5x more effective than floss at reducing plaque above the gumline. for a cleaner, healthier mout

u.s. air force. >> for an enemy to be able to be right next to the base, to listen in to communications or possibly to disrupt the flow of equipment, it woul c possible to do that if you own the land adjacent to the fence line of travis air force base. >> reporter: garamendi and moye say they are determined to learn who the corporation is. they say it's made up mostly of american interests. >> i'm asking them to call me. let's talk. this is not the way to go about making friends. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> good point. certainly concerning. >>> we have a tragic update in the search for a missing south bay teenager. police confirmed the remains discovered earlier this month near a park in unincorporated los gatos belong to katherine snyder, the 17-year-old last seen driving away from her saratoga home. deputies found her car near castle rock state park. human remains were found in the area. her mother nola posted her daughter's remains had been found. >>> palo alto police say their new camera network is already catching criminals. police say they helped solve an armed

u.s. air force are in southern california now studying the incoming storm. these crews fly directly into the hurricane for several hours to learn more about it. chris telkom way. >> talked with some of the pilots and has the story. >> the u.s. air force hurricane hunters is a one of a kind organization we punch right through the eye wall at 10,000 feet. the squadron is comprised of 100 pilots co pilots and weather experts on a mission to provide surveillance of tropical storms and hurricanes job. it is to go out and track and actually. >> extract information and data from inside the storm blew tenet. sean cross is a pilot with the hurricane hunters. >> he says 10 wc one, 30 jay aircraft help them perform their mission. currently the planet today is positive for the west coast tracking hillary. so we have 3 aircraft route to california at this time. >> the plan is to fly in and out of the storm for 4 or 5 hours at altitude of 10,000 feet as they gathered data with the many tools on board. one of the tools the drops i have right here with and i it's a small de

u.s. air force, prompting a federal investigation. we spoke to him earlier this month. >> we learned that there is sensitive military storage extending beyond the base itself. are any of the other land acquisitions in and around solano county raising concerns about that or any other possible threat to national security? >> i understand that they have purchased land next to major can indication facilities away from the base and they have purchased land on or near areas where sensitive fiber has been very. they have also purchased land on or near where supply piping lies to bring fuel onto the base. those are all concerning >> the ceo of the firm and his consultant sat down with thompson for the first time this week to get clarification on that. >> they have phil maton in those cases it was property that they had to buy in order to be able to purchase property. >> you are referring to the parcels of land that were adjacent to the communication tower that extends beyond the base? >> flannery indicated to you that they have since sold bac

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u.s. air force's thunderbirds in peacetime they're known for dazzling crowds. >> why are f-16s so esteemed around the globe? >> it's a multirole fighter, so it does air to air and air to ground, suppression of enemy air defenses it's got it all. >> to get a sense of its capability, i went along for a flight the power, the seamless turns, it's hard to describe ukraine still believes this type of fighter jet is vital for the country's defense, and tonight, u.s. officials maintain ukraine will get f-16s as soon as training is complete ellison barber, nbc news >>> coming up, when her kitchen was destroyed, one top chef knew her next mission was to feed her island >>> finally tonight, she's caring for her neighbors in maui showing them what it really means to be a top chef here's steve patterson. >> reporter: as those ravenous flames consumed lahaina street by street, some say it felt like the very soul of maui was being swallowed. >> it is the heart of hawaiian culture and history. there's so much that's been lost. >> reporter: somewhere buried among the ruins, chef lee anne wong's pride and j

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u.s. air force drone to the black sea, as reported by the national defense control center, as our fighterpproached, a foreign reconnaissance drone turned around near the state border. after which crew 630 returned. the flight to the home airfield was carried out in strict accordance with international rules and in compliance with security measures , the department emphasized this. gorlovka donetsk yasnovatoe and makiivka in the morning under massive shelling, ukrainian troops fired more than 50 shells, according to preliminary information , more than 10 military personnel. uh, the wounded in gorlovka said that a nervous resident died, and stanislavl will tell the consequences of the blows a restless morning and the whole day for gorlovka and hay ukrainian artillerymen continue to intimidate. and these cities practically never stop for a minute with cannonade, but with a nato-type caliber of 155 mm. there are victims, including children, they beat them in a standard way, as always, with special cruelty on civilian infrastructure under attack , residential buildings, schools, kindergartens.

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u.s. air force academy. my question for all of you is what are specific policy or regulatory things you would have right now through whatever means to get to scale and actually get to that? what would you change right now? >> go ahead. >> i would say first of all, not every single prototype is going to make it into production, because we depend upon the services to tell us what is your need. they have a finite budget and they have to allocate their needs, that they will go through the rack and stack to say ok, these are really important and this is what i truly want to pull through quickly, ok? so we have to go through this process right now which is called the defense management action group annual basis in which every service goes through their portfolio to talk about here is what we want to put our budget against, ok? >> very briefly. i'm not being flip. i think we are wildly overthinking this problem. i think for a lot of the capabilities we are talking about the defense department and the u.s. governmen

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u.s. air force band singing sergeants. ♪ ♪ ♪ o, beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain. ♪a, america, god shed his grace on thee. ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood -- ♪ from sea to shining sea. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ america, america, god -- ♪ ♪ and crown thy good with brotherhood -- ♪ from sea to shining sea. ♪ america, america ♪♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable kevin mccarthy, republican leader of the united states house of representatives. >> well, i'm very honored and delighted to welcome the statue of harry truman to the rotunda. it's at a pivotal moment in our nation's' pooch. future. let's face it, today's world is dangerous. communist china is growing more aggressive. putin's russia is mobilizing and escalating. and an iran regime that murders its own people is inching closer to a nuclear weapon. these dangers echo the chaos, theth complexity and the scope f the early cold war. as we confront these challenges, we have the lessons of harry truman to guide us. lessoning number one, leadership matters. truman shaped american foreign policy by taking principled a

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u.s. air force base? we have thoughts. why is a black doctor forcing doctors to take bias training? reports. >> a museum taking cancel culture to a whole new level bee removing and and all traces of harry potter j.k. rowling from their exhibit about harry potter. the decision is to "reduce her impact about her comments about the transgender community," they call her she who can't be mentioned. there is a certain cold heartless joy-sucking entity in the world of harry potter, this person is too vocal with hateful and divisive views to be ignored. the white wizarding world, fat shaming, lack lgbtq representation and those who don't fit into the wizardry world and so much more. steve, the irony is if they are trying to reduce her impact why amplify something of holy her creation. >> steve: my daughter mary studied at oxford and we went to pick her up in the summer and she wanted to show the big dining hall where they filmed harry potter. look at this, this is where they did harry potter. she read all the books, i used to take her to costco to buy the books, they were selling out everyw

u.s. air force, correct? to do what? very people back and forth? explain. >> correct. arting as early as fourth quarter this year, we will deliver a vehicle where we will start testing cases with the air force for personal transfer, supply chain logistics and rescue vehicles but also working toward bringing the commercial aircraft to the broader general public target to get to market 2025. talked with united airlines manhattan to a hub in newark or downtown chicago chicago higher. >> connecting flights, that will be quick. i imagine helpful but it seat four plus a private, you have a price on this yet? >> that's correct, piloted plus four passenger vehicle and these vehicles are much more simple than helicopters. electric light has incredible benefits in the form of cost safety and noise and allows us to bring a vehicle to market where we can compete with rideshare prices so imagine a trip from manhattan to newark liberty international, a trip like that or taxi can cost around $100 and we will offer a similar price. >> was is boeing's similar business, subsidiary so you

u.s. air force, 3000 short of its 27,000 goal. in the u.s. marines, hits the target of 33,000. both of your thoughts, i will start with you, mary kaszynski, about recruitment. guest: recruitment has been an issue for many years. it is growing steadily worse for a number of reasons. for example, the policies on single-parent families, a growing demographic in the u.s. requirements for medical readiness. for instance, mental health issues could be a disqualifying factor if you want to join the military. there are many smart proposals on the table to help military recruiters hit their numbers, to ensure we have a fighting force that is at the numbers we need. that is both healthy and ready. host: what are some of those proposals? guest: for example, a proposal to change the medical requirements. if you saw a therapist many years ago, should that disqualify you from serving in the military? i would argue probably not, but those are some of the issues we need to reevaluate. host: tyler koteskey? guest: there are additional considerations when thinking about the recruiting crisis. th

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u.s. air force 3000 short of 27,000 goal and the marines hit the target of 33,000. both of your thoughts about recruitment and was happening? guest: recruitment has been an issue for many years. it is growing steadily worse and there are a number of reasons for that. for example, the policy on single-parent families, a growing demographic in the u.s. requirements for medical readiness, history of adult mental health issues could be a disqualifying factor if you want to join the military. there are many smart proposals on the table to help military recruiters hit their numbers to ensure we have a fighting force at the numbers we need. host: what are some of those proposals? guest: proposals to change medical requirements. if you saw therapist many years ago, should i disqualify you from serving? i would argue probably not. those are some of the issues we need to reevaluate. guest: an additional set of considerations to take in mind and thinking about the recruiting crisis, think about the amount of missions we are having the military do abroad and the lack of strateg

u.s. air force biplane in the south china sea back in may official say perhaps the russian and chinese are just returning the favor. many lawmakers say the u.s. is now in a c cold war with china s evidenced by the justice department charging the two chinese-american sailors with a spine, espionage for china providing beijing with sensitive military information including plans for a mobile radar system used for air traffic control at missile defense to detect aircraft cruise missiles and drones. many republican lawmakers want to see the biden administration spent much more on defense for that point to the sides of china's navy which is now the largest in the world, arthel. arthel: it with this as a backdrop there's lots of concern over thof the hunter biden probd lots to say on the sunday talk shows. what did you hear? >> former baltimore police commissioner appeared on fox and friends this morning. he is talking about what he says is a two-tiered system of justice support he received 10 months in jail if you recall, because he owed $67000 in taxes to the u.s. government. he points to hunte

u.s. air force expeditionary center and i know many of us are look forward to 1113 september and for afa air and cyber conference. let me close with this. thank you. in my 35 years or so in serving the air force i am only alive because of great nco's. i cannot begin to express how much i appreciate your leadership. i would also offer for those of you who are considering staying in our military and i hope sharing a message to join the military, the gift of military service is -- looking across the table knowing i can trust you implicitly, my kids, my family and my car, my dog, everything here to me and my wife. thank you and please stay in touch.

u.s. air force prompting a federal investigation.o him earlier this month. >> we learned there sensitive military storage that extends beyond the base itself. are any of the other land acquisitions in or around solano county raising concern about that or any other possible threat to national security? >> it is my understanding they purchased land next to major communication facilities, they are away from the base. they purchased land on or near an area where a has been buried. is my understanding that they purchased land on or near where supply piping lies to bring fuel onto base. those all raise concern not just with me but the community. >> the ceo of the firm and his consultant sat down for the first time this week to get clarification. >> they have told me in those cases it was property they had to buy in order to be able to purchase property they wanted and they have since sold that. >> just to clarify that you are referring to the parcels of land that were adjacent to the communication tower that extends beyond the base? >> tha

u.s. air force bought a house in san bernardino only to watch it destroy by arsonist bever he and his family could move in. little changed in the 17 years sinced murders of the shorts. golden state had long published applicants punished aron americans who dared to challenge segregation some pay with their lives. thank you so much for listening. >> thank you so much -- >> thank you lynn invite anybody to put questions they might have for lynn in the q and a box and maybe while people are starting to do that i could get in my question -- [laughter] i read a quote by you in an interview when you were talking about this and you said that at school you learn about -- you note about chicago but you don't share stories about los angeles orb the west. why do you think that is and do you think that's changing. that's a great question. now, of course my recollections are dated and i think that, you know, school teachers in the west and in california are doing so much to teach children about resistance and the civil rights movement in the west. that's right soipted to say they were teaching about the w

u.s. air force wsrc 135 reconnaissance plane in the south china sea back in may wasn't exactly sightseeings and chinese are just returning the favor with this large show of force. in recent years the u.s. has expanded its forces in asia strengthen ties with south korea, japan, australia and india to the ire of beijing. senator dan sullivan from alaska says he is concerned about this or modest" this is unprecedented the terms of the size and scope of the joint naval task force between russia and china. working very closely together. congress didn't make a blasting u.s. response" china and russia since 11 warships off the coast of alaska and we could only pull together for to respond to defend the homeland? at biden's defense budget is retiring warships that it is building. went to see the bite administration increase its defense spending today china has the largest navy in the world and is on track to produce 1500 nuclear warheads by 2035. jon: scary stuff lucas tomlinson thank you. that significant show of force highlights the looming threat of a growing partnership between russia and chin

u.s. air force expeditionary center and i know many of us are look forward to 1113 september and for afa air and cyber conference. let me close with this. thank you. in my 35 years or so in serving the air force i am only alive because of great nco's. i cannot begin to express how much i appreciate your leadership. i would also offer for those of you who are considering staying in our military and i hope sharing a message to join the military, the gift of military service is -- looking across the table knowing i can trust you implicitly, my kids, my family and my car, my dog, everything here to me and my wife. thank you and please stay in touch. af >> today t irs commissioner and treasury secretary janet yellin talk about the nation reductnct and modernizing the irs. watch live at 1:45 eastern on c-span, c-span now come our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org. c-span shop.org is c-span's online store. browse through our latest collection of c-span products, apparel, books, home to core, and accessories. there is something for every c-span fan. shop now or any time at c-span shop.o

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u.s. air forces in europe and in africa.eneral hecker told reporters yesterday that, in fact, these pilots, a group of pilots will be sent first to england for training up in perhaps propeller aircraft, into the training in fighter techniques and also in english because the f-16 is totally in english, the cockpit controls and all the rest, the simulators and whatnot and training manuals are all in english so, in fact, they've got to be pretty competent in english to master the aircraft. then they're going to perhaps come here to france and fly the alpha jet. if you've watched the july 14th s celebrations in france, they're flown by the acrobatic team when they fly with the colors of the french flag trailing behind. advanced training aircraft in france. and finally they'll go to denmark where they'll be trained up on the f 16 itself. these f-16s are going to come out of the armories of the various countries participating, and this is 11 european countries participating in this program, and the f-16s that are in the current ar

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u.s. air force drone apparently made a u-turn when approached by the jet. no word yet from the pentagon. in the meantime, ukraine issued warnings to ships using russian black sea ports. comes after a wave of ukrainian sea drone attacks, including this one you're looking at here on a russian oil tank they are moscow says will not go without a response. cnn's nick paton walsh joins us now. nick, fill us in here. why has the black sea suddenly become this major focal point? >> reporter: yeah, and totally unexpected, especially from moscow. fair to say vladimir putin even has a fancy holiday home sat on the black sea area just down from where yesterday's attack occurred on an amphibious assault ship, and probably not too far away from where the russian fuel cargo ship was indeed hit this morning. that was carrying 5,000 tons -- or can carry 5,000 tons of fuel. apparently nobody ended up on that. yesterday's attack against the amphibious ship involved 100 people on board. the point here, jim, is these parts of the black sea are supposed to be way out of ukraine's range. they're suppose to be

u.s. air force wsrc 135 reconnaissance aircraft in south china sea back in may.tor dan sullivan says he's concerned about this armada saying quote this is unprecedented in terms of the size and scope of this joint naval task force between russia and china. working very closely together. congressman mike blasting the response in a tweet quote china and russia send 11 warships off the coast of alaska and we can only pull together forward to respond to defend the homeland? yet biden's defense budget is retiring on warships then it is building. want to see the biden administration spend much more on defense and point to china's navy which is now the largest in the world, arthel. arthel: alright lucas tomlinson, thank you very much for that report. bryan? bryan: meanwhile representatives from 40 countries in saudi arabia for ukrainian peace talks. notably absent, russian officials. moscow says it's keeping an eye on the meeting pete senior foreign affairs correspondent greg talcott is live. >> hey bryan, this windy summer night here in kyiv the winds of war are raging

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u.s. air force, the research laboratory is demonstrating how a historic flight it's going to work, hopefullyapabilities. reporter riley phillips has more on this groundbreaking achievement. >> this is an ex que 58 valkyrie. its rocket launched into the sky and last week was successfully test highlighted using ai. this is just one of the examples of the air force research lab developing new ways to integrate ai technology into its operations. and i plays a huge role not just in helping us develop these types of technology specht. more importantly, actually being able to use and to augment. >> you know, our capacities, you know, for the national security advantage that we alexis fennell as the new chief information officer and director of digital capabilities, directorate of the afrl at wright patterson air force base. she says the technology is not replacing people but rather making sure they have all the tools and information they need to carry out a mission that might be quite frankly, just putting down the toy aisle. >> of, you know, what might not be as high value work and making it easie