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Mark Levin
The Democrat Party's Obsession With 'Inclusive Language Guides'
"With alcohol use disorder. The NIH style guide meanwhile advises people to say gender affirmation or gender confirmation rather than sex change. They should similarly avoid the term hermit aphrodite and should never misgender someone I'm quoting them which is using a word or address that does not correctly reflect the gender identity of the transgender or gender diverse person. Of course when it comes to conservatives I point out Republicans and Trump supporters let the hate speech fly nothing's off limits but the Biden administration has developed guidelines. I'm just showing you how what's taking place here under the Democrat Party. The Biden administration has developed guidelines and directives to be implemented government -wide that officially change words and language throughout the democracy. Quote, the agency's terms and pronoun lists stem from an executive order Biden signed on his first day in office. They called for a comprehensive approach to advance equity for all throughout the federal government. Each agency, writes the Beacon, must assess whether and to what extent its programs and policies perpetuates systemic barriers to opportunities and benefits for people of color and other underserved groups. According to Executive Order 13985. Biden followed up with another executive order further advancing racial equity, which calls for a whole of government approach to embed equity in all aspects of federal decision making. In other words, embed Marxism. Even in the FAA, the Federal Aviation Administration tasked with focusing on traffic safety. They must comply, quote, the language we use in
AP News Radio
Report: FAA overruled engineers, let Boeing Max keep flying
"According to a report by the inspector general of the transportation department, some engineers for the federal aviation administration wanted to ground the Boeing 7 37 max soon after a second deadly crash, but top officials in the agencies overruled them. I Norman hall. The first 7 37 max crash occurred in October 2018 in Indonesia, and was followed by the second in March 2019 and Ethiopia, in all 346 people died, the report says that FAA officials wanted to sort out raw data about the two crashes and held off grounding the plane despite growing international pressure. The report says one engineer made a preliminary estimate that the chance of another max crash was more than 13 times greater than FAA risk guidelines allow the FAA says it concurs with the inspector general's recommendations and
Northwest Newsradio
"federal aviation administration" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"At 26 after it's going to be a while longer before the federal aviation administration has a new chief with his weekends withdrawal of President Biden's nominee. Correspondent Jackie Quinn reports. It's a setback for the Biden administration, which had selected the CEO of Denver International Airport, Philip Washington, to be the new administrator of the FAA. The agency in charge of air safety amid a surge in close calls at airports, aging, flight technology, and a pilot shortage. Republicans were united in opposing Washington as the nominee, calling him unqualified because of limited aviation experience. This is not a patronage job. This is an aviation safety job. And it is, frankly, irresponsible. To entrust the role of protecting the lives of millions of Americans who fly in the hands of a person who needs on the job training. The FAA has been without an official administrator for a year, acting administrator Bill Nolan is a pilot who held safety positions at three airlines. I'm Jackie Quinn. Thanks to an historic deluge of rain and snow, California is ending. Some of its restrictions on water use Ed Donahue has that story. After three years of little rain or snow, California has been hit with about 12 powerful storms since December, governor Gavin Newsom is lowering the number of water use restrictions from 81 to 33, we're eliminating
Northwest Newsradio
"federal aviation administration" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"It's going to be a while longer before the federal aviation administration has a new chief with his weekends withdrawal of President Biden's nominee. Correspondent Jackie Quinn reports. It's a setback for the Biden administration, which had selected the CEO of Denver International Airport, Philip Washington, to be the new administrator of the FAA. The agency in charge of air safety. Amid a surge in close calls at airports, aging, flight technology, and a pilot shortage. Republicans were united in opposing Washington as the nominee, calling him unqualified because of limited aviation experience. This is not a patronage job. This is an aviation safety job. And it is, frankly, irresponsible. To entrust the role of protecting the lives of millions of Americans who fly in the hands of a person who needs on the job training. The FAA has been without an official administrator for a year, acting administrator Bill Nolan is a pilot who held safety positions at three airlines. I'm Jackie Quinn. Thanks to an historic deluge of rain and snow, California is ending. Some of its restrictions on water use Ed Donahue has that story. After three years of little rain or snow, California has been hit with about 12 powerful storms since December, governor Gavin Newsom is lowering the number of water use restrictions from 81 to 33, we're eliminating that 15%
AP News Radio
Biden's pick to lead FAA withdraws amid shaky Senate support
"It's going to be a while longer before the federal aviation administration has a new chief with this weekend's withdrawal of President Biden's nominee. It's a setback for the Biden administration, which had selected the CEO of Denver International Airport, Philip Washington, to be the new administrator of the FAA. The agency in charge of air safety amid a surge in close calls at airports aging, flight technology, and a pilot shortage. Republicans were united in opposing Washington as the nominee, calling him unqualified because of limited aviation experience. Transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg, supported the nomination and is blaming undeserved and partisan attacks for sinking Washington's nomination. The FAA has been without an official administrator for a year, acting administrator Bill Nolan is a pilot who held safety positions at three airlines. I'm Jackie Quinn
WTOP
"federal aviation administration" Discussed on WTOP
"Vets. Hand out flyers and check your and your neighbor's security cameras. Social media also can be a helpful tool. Shy and corinne, WTO P news. Following a recent major decision on air traffic control by the FAA federal aviation administration, leaders locally and Leesburg are apparently tried to figure out the future of the town's airport. The agency is ending the airport's remote tower program. June 14th, it's an experimental but proven system that uses radar and cameras to help planes land and take off. Airport director Scott Kaufman recently told the town council, this will have a devastating economic impact. We know corporate air traffic will choose other airports. They have a choice in the area. And we know they'll go to airports that have a tower because they want that level of safety when they're flying their clients in and out. Leesburg leaders are working to change the decision and say a brick and mortar tower is possible, but will take years to build and be expensive to operate. Kyle Cooper, WTO do. Let's quick look at the top stories we're working on this early Friday morning on WTO P four U, a group of banks joining together now, we're told to pump 30 billion bucks into first republic bank to keep it from failing. The Pentagon has released video this week of a Russian fighter jet, apparently spraying that U.S. drove with fuel, then hitting it. Keep your dial here a WTO for full details on these stories in just a minute. You are listening to 103.5 FM at WTO P dot com. Hiring the right talent is my number one priority for my growing company. I used to believe that if you post it, they will come was the only way to recruit new employees. However, after months of being ghosted by candidates, and having more empty chairs than employees made me fire the dot coms
AP News Radio
FAA to investigate runway wrong turn at DC-area airport
"The federal aviation administration holds a safety summit today a day after it announced an investigation of another close call between two commercial planes, taxing on a runway at Reagan airport. The FAA safety summit is addressing a series of near misses and examining additional actions the aviation community needs to take to maintain its safety record. On March 7th, the republic airways plane taxing at Reagan Washington airport took a wrong turn and crossed a runway where a united plane was preparing to take off. In January an American Airlines flight taxing at JFK almost hit a Delta plane, I'm Julie Walker
Mark Levin
Biden's FAA Nominee Struggles With Aviation Questions
"Mister Washington can you quickly tell me what airspace requires an ADS-B transponder Not sure I can answer that question right now That's okay We'll just keep going So that's a pretty important part So what are the 6 types of special use airspace that protect this national security that appear on FAA charts Sorry senator I can not answer that question So what are the operational limitations of a pilot flying under basic medic senator I'm not a pilot So obviously you'd ever see the federal aviation administration So any idea what those restrictions are under basic med quickly Well some of the restrictions I think would be high blood pressure some of them would be it's more like how many passengers per airplane How many pounds in different categories and what altitude you can find or so And then the amount of knots it's under 250 knots So it's not having anything to do with blood pressure So can you tell me what causes an aircraft to spin or to stall Again senator I'm not a pilot Okay Let's keep going What are the three aircraft certifications FAA requires as part of the manufacturing process quickly please Three aircraft certifications Again what I would say to that is that one of my first priorities would be to fully implement that certification act And reported that a three types mister Washington the three types Yeah that's type certificate production certificate in airworthiness certificate Okay All right let's just keep going and see if we can Get lucky here
AP News Radio
JetBlue pilot landing in Boston averts potential collision
"Federal authorities are investigating a near collision of two aircraft in Boston. I Norman hall. The federal aviation administration says a JetBlue pilot had to take evasive action while landing at Boston's Logan international airport with another aircraft crossed an intersecting runway. The FAA says an air traffic controller instructed the pilot of a learjet to line up in weight on one runway while the JetBlue flight landed on another. Instead, the lure jet pilot took off without clearance, flight data tracking service light trader 24 says that a preliminary analysis put the aircraft at approximately 530 feet apart. The close call is the latest of four near misses involving commercial aircraft since December. At Norman hall
AP News Radio
FAA head defends safety of US air travel after close calls
"The head of the federal aviation administration is defending safety of U.S. air travel after some close calls and some technology failures. A breakdown in the federal system that provides safety alerts to pilots grounded flights last month, acting FAA administrator Billy Nolan couldn't promise there won't be another breakdown. We will continue on this journey of modernization. I've asked and I've directed our team to look at what is our ability to accelerate that timeline. Texas Republican senator Ted Cruz also showed video of a close call between two planes in Austin. How can this happen? How did air traffic control direct one plane onto the runway to take off at another plane to land and have them both within
Bloomberg Radio New York
"federal aviation administration" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Here's Amy Morris with more on what's going on around the world, Amy. All right, thank you, Karen. The White House will not negotiate on raising the debt ceiling. They say Congress must act without conditions Republicans in the House want spending cuts to increase the limit. The federal aviation administration says they know what caused that major computer outage, the one that forced a ground stop and thousands of delayed and canceled flights. They say contractors were working on a system when they unintentionally deleted files that were used in flight alert systems. And sports and basketball, the nets lose Celtics win and in hockey, rangers lose to the bruins, buffalo beat the islanders, the caps win and the devil's loose. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg, quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. I'm Amy Morris. This is Bloomberg, Nathan. All right, Amy, thank you for coming up to 5 42 on Wall Street. You're listening to Bloomberg daybreak. I'm Nathan Hager, along with Karen Moscow, who mentioned the breaking news that we're following moments ago, Google's parent company Alphabet announced it will slash 12,000 jobs more than 6% of its global workforce becoming the latest tech giant to reign things in after years of abundant growth and hiring. Let's bring in Alex Webb for more on this Bloomberg quick take correspondent. Alex good morning, a number like 6% when it comes to the workforce certainly gets your attention, though put this into context for us. What is this come after? It comes off a lot of job cuts across the rest of the industry and actually 12,000 at Google seems like it's less than the 18,000 Amazon but 6% is a far higher proportion of the workforce being cut than is happening at Amazon. Of course, Google, it is basically an advertising technology business. As we know during economic turbulence, the first thing that companies tend to cut is marketing budget and Google is feeling the pain of that. There's massive slowdown in growth anticipated. So the job cuts, they did not expand as quickly as some of their competitors and the revenue per employee, which is a pretty good gauge of whether they have grown headcount more quickly to make it grow revenue has continued to trend upwards, which you can't say for me for Amazon, but there is a certain course correction going on here for sure. Is this a course correction that comes after overspending during the pandemic? I think probably it's anticipating too much growth coming forward. We're going forward, right? There was a lot of spending actually that got kind of front loaded during the pandemic, both in terms of cloud and in terms of consumer spending. The people, as they got bailout checks, there were a lot of people not everyone. A lot of people who had more disposable income that is absolutely not the case right now for the vast majority of people. And so as they're spending goes down, so does the advertising spend and Google gets the knock on effect of that? So this adds on to the spending cuts that we're seeing across the big tech industry. We've heard from a number of analysts, some contrarian views thinking that the traditional FANG Stocks might be something of a buy at this point, but what does this say when we see these kinds of cuts coming about the overall trajectory for the tech space? I think there is a question of whether they are still growth stocks. But as ever with growth stocks, the anticipation is long been that at a certain point, if they wanted to, they could pivot to becoming more value and maybe that is what this pivot is. They are still generating huge amounts of cash. The likes of Google, it is now trading at far less of a premium to the market than it was certainly even a year ago. I think it's now trading at discounts to the broader market. That may provide an opportunity that some people may see an opportunity there, but it's by no means a sure thing. Thanks, Alex. Great to have you on with us, particularly on the breaking news. Alex Webb of Bloomberg quick take on Google cutting 12,000 jobs across its global workforce looking at the shares this morning. They're moving higher off the back of that headline up nearly 1.6% in early trading. Now let's head to the broader market now and bring in Sam stovall, chief investment strategist at CFR a Sam thinks for being with us this morning. I want to get your reaction as well to this news, not just from Google, but the overall tech picture we've been talking about and witnessing job cuts across the board for some of these big tech names. Well, you're absolutely right. And I think as your prior guest was saying, the companies are really looking to trim themselves in order to be more competitive going forward. And I think also that a lot of companies are using expectations for weaker earnings in this fourth quarter as an excuse to really do a kitchen sink kind of an effect on the company to cut expenses so that they can improve the potential outlook for 2023. Is it just an excuse Sam or is there something in the macro environment that gives reason for tech giants to make these moves? Well, it's not just an excuse, I think the timing might be an excuse. Let's get rid of it in 2022. Or at least have it be able to benefit the full year 2023. But certainly the macro environment is such that we recently reduced our GDP growth estimates for fourth quarter of 22 and through the first half of 23. Now with GDP growth being negative in the first quarter and flat in the second quarter. So given any kind of slippage in growth as we saw in the recent industrial production and retail sales numbers, combined with some weakness to occur in housing, our expectation is that the NBER might end up saying that the recession started in January of 23. Does tech look like more of a buy for you with the sector moving into this cost cutting mode? Yes, it does. History basically tells us also that when you're following a negative year. So last year we were down 19.4. History says we're usually up about 14% in the subsequent year rising more than 80% of the time. And that there is a rotation from first to worst, meaning going from those sectors that were the best performers that defensive Staples, utilities, healthcare, to the worst performers, which would include Microsoft in tech, Google, and communication services, Amazon, and the consumer discretionary category. So basically those sectors that were beaten up the most in the prior year tend to be among the better performers in the subsequent year. In terms of the broader market, Sam, what's the trajectory look like to you or coming off three straight sessions of declines and we continue to hear from fed speakers that we might not necessarily have a certainty on what the next rate move is going to be, but rates are going to stay higher for longer. Well, I think the trajectory of the market will trace out the design on Charlie Brown's shirt. Basically, it will be a zigzag event as investors process the macro data process the hints that the fed will be offering to that macro data. Our belief is the fed will stop raising rates after their February 1st, 25 basis point hike will be on pause for the rest of 2023 and then actually start to contemplate lowering interest rates in the beginning of 24, which would then push the market higher for the full
The Charlie Kirk Show
America Just Had Its Worst Aviation Disruption Since 9/11
"We have a lot of news to get to, but let's dive right into it. I want to play cut 52, the FAA, the federal aviation administration, is having a tough day for millions of people that are trying to travel across the country. They have been grounded. Flights have been suspended. Now, there are some flights being resumed thankfully, but there are still over 10,000 flight delays across the country. Let's play cut 52. The FAA tweeting, it is quote experiencing an outage with its notice to air missions system which provides critical flight safety operation information. We are closely monitoring the situation, which impacts all airlines and working with the FAA, to minimize disruption to our operation and customers. We encourage customers to check AA dot com for the latest flight information. Now, the question that many people have is what is causing this? Is it some sort of a cyberattack? Is it a hack? It could be the government is saying it's not, but it could be the Chinese Communist Party retaliating against the House Republicans that have just set up a subcommittee that is expressly anti CCP. And by the way, I don't know if the House Republicans are going to be able to keep up this pace, but they are posting win after win after win. Could be that they're just getting all the conservative stuff out of the way first, or it could be that a new boss is in Washington, D.C. in the House of Representatives, because the amount of wins that we have seen in the last 24 hours makes anything that Paul Ryan and John Boehner did seem like almost nothing from committees to kicking people off committees. Elon the ingrate Eric swalwell, the fang fang lover and many others. We're going to get into that. But it could be the Chinese Communist Party is retaliating via a cyberattack against the FAA notams system because of that committee. That is probably unlikely though.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"federal aviation administration" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"To rent or own one have done so at record levels, up 40% each year from 2019 to 2022, Anthony Tiffany is president and co owner of Magellan jets. As many folks look to move displaced family members, medical supplies, and certainly now it's kind of the perfect storm with everything going on in the commercial airlines and the pilots. Commercial airline pilots must retire at age 65. The federal aviation administration mandates, and the U.S. airlines are trying to hire 12,000 pilots this year alone. We've seen a very cyclical use of private aviation where it starts with a one off charter, and then as the need develops or businesses grow or situations change, the need becomes more consistent. The only problem right now is supply chain, companies can't produce jets quickly enough, and mos two Bloomberg radio. Oh. To some people, the sound of a baby babbling doesn't mean much. But that's not necessarily true. By 6 months, they're combining vowels and consonants. By 9 months, they're trying out different kinds of sounds. And by 12 months they're babbling is beginning to take on some meaning. Especially if there's no babbling at all. Little to no
Bloomberg Radio New York
"federal aviation administration" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Welcome back to Bloomberg technology I'm Emily Chang in San Francisco It is another day Another delay for Elon Musk's SpaceX The federal aviation administration says it now expects to complete an environmental review of the rocket makers Texas facility in mid June Another pushback which potentially does delays the timeline for starship Musk's Mars moonshot This is the 5th time in fact that the FAA has postponed the release of this report For more what it all means are at ludlow here with me So is the FAA buying time here What's going on It's impossible to know today's May 31st I was waiting for this because it was the day they were due to make a decision And I wrote it down on a piece of paper because I'm not embarrassed about that end They have delayed it 5 times And the last time we were waiting for this was on April 29th so I sat here waiting and they delayed it till May 31st But it's important because SpaceX can not make any progress on this starship plan the testing phase at least until they get clearance from the FAA Now you were on the ground in Boca chica in February Remember that vividly and Elon Musk made it sound like starship was just around the corner Right and at that time he basically expected that the regulatory side of things this environmental review would be done in a couple of months A test flight the hardware would be ready in a compromise and he had an even bolder prediction for what would happen Take a listen Might be a few bumps along the road but it'll work I feel At this point highly confident that it will get to orbit this year Classic mask Test flight by the end of this year But we don't know where we stand now because this key piece keeps getting delayed Well so that was my next question What do we know about where we stand with starship So you've seen the video I think if the mister director will play it again the explosions the kind of successful tests they've only really done hops off the ground And what starship needs to do is an orbital test flight That's kind of the big milestone moment where it breaches Earth's atmosphere comes back down and lands again That's what we're waiting for Gwen shotwell who's the presidency said it could happen in June Doesn't seem like that if the FAA decision's not due now until June 13th Meantime of course you've got SpaceX generally going from strength to strength pulling off a lot of successes So as of Friday Starlink their space satellite constellation based Internet service is available in all 7 continents expanded to Africa as of Friday That's quite an achievement And today this May 31st really important date ten years ago first unmanned dragon mission to ISS two years ago first man one they're dominating this industry but we really care about starship because like you said it's the Marshall or the moonshot All right Thank you We'll keep watching You'll keep us posted Well today marked the first day on the job for the new CEO of match group Bernard Kim He is leaving Zynga where he's been president since 2016 He's taking over for Shah doobie who's been at the company for the last 16 years It is a pivotal time for dating apps especially as we emerge from the pandemic and much of the world faces inflation I am joined now by schwarze and analyst at Evercore who just published a deep dive on not only match but also bumble so shuttle what do you make of this new leadership and also coming from the gaming space to online dating Is that a good thing Well we'll have to see He's done a good job at Zynga matches slightly different but also similar in a lot of ways There are two things that are good I think are one that there are some similarities between what he did at Zynga and had matched portfolio of assets And a global business both in favor of what matches strategy is The other thing that's good is that Shah is not really leaving She is going to be part of the board and she will be working as an adviser to Bernard And also it's not the CEO change is not a turnaround story It's not like peloton where you have to rework everything This is a functioning business It's a strong leader in online dating and it's category a global business And he's going to come in and it's going to be business per usual at least for the near term And then as he settles in he will throw in his own strategy as he gets comfortable So I don't think there will be huge turbulence in the business as he comes on board So let's talk about your new report because you're basically saying that you think online dating and as we go through all of this market volatility you think online dating is recession proof Why Well a largely recession proof The beauty of the challenge of being in consumer Internet is that none of our names are recession proof really So there certainly impacted by inflation But when it compares to the rest of our coverage yes they're largely resilient And our survey shows that almost 80% of those who are actively looking for a relationship are going to use the online dating app just as much or even more over the next call it 6 months to 12 months And so that tells me that usage is not going to change The second read through was that if there is inflationary pressure and there is a recession in the next 6 months most of them of our survey responded so that they would be willing to pay about $17 a month on average for an online dating app And that's where we are today So it's not that they would pay any less Now the question is well bumble is slightly more expensive so would that come from bumble And I don't think so I don't think that may be the case either because one of those several different tailwinds So when you look at the online dating landscape and the options out there is bumble or Tinder hinge match are they all more or less equal in your view Or do some stand out over others I think some stand out over others what our survey also showed is that bumble is really gaining market share And the one of the biggest investor questions into the Q one print was where is where the market share chef Is bumble gaming share from Tinder Is it something else Our survey shows that really Tinder continues to be the leader in the market but bumble is gaining share from plenty of fish and eHarmony So other apps that have been around but may not be as powerful as a bumble And so in the United States our survey shows its Tinder as number one bumble as a clear number two and hinge is also gaining ground to now number four back from number 7 last year So not all apps are created equal even though the target target market may be slightly different depending on your background Or one's background but what matching bumble are doing with the product is certainly superior to some of the other apps out there Well engagement is one thing but getting people to pay for it is the other you know which of these do you think is the best at generating that revenue and getting users to pay up for something that many of the things should be free Yeah great question Almost all of these are premium models at different prices at different price points But our survey shows that most users are willing to pay for Tinder eHarmony match bumble and hinge These are the top 5 paid for apps and some of the reasons for eHarmony and matches also because of the demographic They're older older age folks who may have greater savings and are more serious about relationship and that's where the payer conversion is slightly greater in those apps But at the same time on average our surveillance is about.
Here All week
"federal aviation administration" Discussed on Here All week
"Hello, hello, hello, everyone. Again. Your precious time is now more precious or because we're with you. My name is Kelly Wright. And I'm James earnest and we're here all week, poking into your ears from the basements of Seattle Washington. Poke poke, poke. Hello, James. Well, Kelly, hey, there's a new number in my life this week. That's right. Can you guess what number that is? A new hint. It's not 7 anymore. It's 13. 13. That's right. I had to look at you. I was forced by my carrier to replace my perfectly functioning iPhone 7 because it no longer spoke to the T mobile G three wireless network or whatever the hell it's called because they shut it all down and now it has to all be number 5. What is it? 55, I forget the letter. It's fine. It's wrong with me. It's 5G it's gee, that's why it sounded wrong. I got it backwards. And there's a big concern too with this whole 5G switch over that there's going to be major airline issues. No, I don't know that story. All I know is my phone, which worked fine yesterday, doesn't work fine tomorrow. Yep. First of all, we are recording this show on the night of the full wolf. I believe it's pronounced full wolf. It's the wolf moon for this month of January coming at you from the wolf moon. Oh my God, that's a way back way back. Well, you know, there were in the past there were good movies by George Lucas. Yes. I know Wolfman Jack from more than American Graffiti, but that's where he's, I think, most burned into my mind. Yes. So anyway, the federal aviation administration has warned the potential interference could affect sensitive, airplane instruments such as altimeters and significantly hamper low visibility operations. So the airlines basically sent a letter and be like, this is a problem. This is a problem. They're basically saying it's an impending catastrophe. Hasn't that network been up for some time now, and it has, but if they're shutting down three G or whatever it is, I don't know if they're shutting it down. But the letter has been sent. So oh wait, you mean, it's not 5G that's interfering. It's the lack of three G, is that what you're saying? I believe I believe so? Maybe? I don't know. It's interesting that the new 5G service set to begin on Wednesday could render a significant number of widebody aircraft. Well, luckily, I don't fly till Sunday, so I'm great. Great. It'll figure, it'll be figured out by then. Don't you think? Well, Kelly, it's time for our opening segment conversation starters, sponsored.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"federal aviation administration" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Can do anything South African officials say most new hospital admissions are unvaccinated Jury selection will begin today in the trial of actor Jussie Smollett The jury has to decide whether small that was the victim of a racist and homophobic attack or the story by two brothers who say they help the actor fake the attack They say small that planned the whole thing and paid them to do it The trial is expected to last a week A 26 year old man was discovered in the landing gear of a plane that landed in Miami Saturday The American Airlines flight from Guatemala to Miami was about two and a half hours Aviation analyst J ratliff Once you play arrived in Miami the stowaway was to discover alive Now the federal aviation administration says like 1950 we've had a 130 or so people attempt to stow away in the wheel well of an aircraft It's very rare for anyone to be able to survive The big question now is how did this individual have access to be able to walk across the tarmac in the middle of the day climbing into the landing gear without anyone detecting the individual Miriam Webster announced its word of the year this morning According to Miriam Webster lookups were vaccine increase more than 600% over 2020 Negotiators from 6 nations will meet in Vienna today to sit down with Iranian officials to try and salvage the nuclear deal originally struck under the Obama administration in 2015 Live from the Bloomberg interactive brokers studios This is global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries Michael Barr this is Bloomberg.
Mark Levin
Juliette Kayyem Triggered Over Southwest Airlines Pilot Saying 'Let's Go Brandon'
"Juliet cam who's a Harvard professor said that passengers on that flight should file complaints with the federal aviation administration because their ears had to hear something they don't like This Harvard person said if Southwest air doesn't do anything every passenger on that flight has standing to file a complaint with the FAA and they should do so Southwest will then be compelled to investigate or defend the pilot Have fun with that No messing around in the air bright line rule
Your Weekly Tech Update with Ray McNeal (audio podcast)
New Robot Wing Design Revolutionizes Bird Flight Study
"As seen in the pigeon cadavers. Besides laying the groundwork for building more graceful drones, what's really cool about this robot is you can make manipulators into a robot weighing that you could never do or want to do in a bird. This is the best set of robotic wings yet for testing how birds coordinate their flight feathers to maneuver through the air says Tyson Hendrick. He's a biochemist at the university of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, not involved in this project. But there's plenty of room for improvement, he says. For instance, a future flying robot could include a shoulder joint to investigate how tilting a bird's wings up and down influence flight. Last month, the U.S. federal aviation administration issued a warning against attaching weapons to drones, but researchers at the University of Michigan have come up with a strong case
Your Weekly Tech Update with Ray McNeal (audio podcast)
New Robot Wing Design Revolutionizes Bird Flight Study
"As seen in the pigeon cadavers. Besides laying the groundwork for building more graceful drones, what's really cool about this robot is you can make manipulators into a robot weighing that you could never do or want to do in a bird. This is the best set of robotic wings yet for testing how birds coordinate their flight feathers to maneuver through the air says Tyson Hendrick. He's a biochemist at the university of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, not involved in this project. But there's plenty of room for improvement, he says. For instance, a future flying robot could include a shoulder joint to investigate how tilting a bird's wings up and down influence flight. Last month, the U.S. federal aviation administration issued a warning against attaching weapons to drones, but researchers at the University of Michigan have come up with a strong case
AP News Radio
FAA Bans Virgin Galactic Launches While Probing Branson Trip
"The Federal Aviation Administration says virgin galactic cannot launch anyone into space again until completion of an investigation it involves the virgin galactic flight in July with founder Richard Branson on board nothing could prepare you for the view of a from space the FAA says the rocket ship veered off course during its descent back to New Mexico putting it outside the air traffic control clearance area virgin galactic admits the space plane dropped below the protected airspace for one minute forty one seconds because of a change in wind the flight itself lasted about fifteen minutes the company said the flight was safe and successful virgin galactic says it plans to launch three Italian researchers to the edge of space in a few weeks and wants to start selling tickets to space next year I'm a Donahue
AP News Radio
Transportation Security Administration, Federal Aviation Administration And Leading Flight Attendants Union discussed on AP News Radio
"Government is announcing the facemask requirements for commercial air travel and other public transportation will continue for several more months the transportation security administration's mask mandate was expected to expire in mid September but now an agency spokesman says passengers on public transport we'll have to wear masks until at least January eighteenth the mask mandate has led to skirmishes between passengers and flight attendants the Federal Aviation Administration says airlines have reported nearly four thousand incidents involving unruly passengers this year and most involved people refusing to wear a mask the president of the leading flight attendants union Sarah Nelson says everyone looks forward to the day that masks are no longer required but says we're not there yet Jackie
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NASA and the FAA Research Engine Ice-Crystal Icing
"Crystals hit warm aircraft engines the crystals start to melt and evaporate cooling the engine core surfaces to temperatures below freezing as the melted ice crystals then re freeze. Ice accumulates inside the engine core which can cause temporary power loss stalls flameouts or engine blade damage current weather radar easily detects rain or hail so pilots can take steps to avoid those conditions but identifying smaller ice crystals in the atmosphere can be more difficult understanding ice water. Content conditions can improve flight safety so the federal aviation administration is working with nasa and other government and industry partners to gather data about this unusual phenomenon. The faa will distribute this information to pilots can recognize conditions likely to cause icing and take action to mitigate effects making air travel safer winter spring summer and fall
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FAA Probes Near-Miss of Passenger Jets at San Diego Airport
"Faa probes near miss a passenger jet san diego airport. The incident occurred just after ten thirty pm. On thursday of last week and evolved an inbound flight and plane about to take off and this is from nbc seven san diego nbc's san and nego. What does it That the anchorman used to stay stay. Classy san stay classy san diego. I'm ron burgundy you stay classy san diego. The federal aviation administration has opened an investigation into an apparent near miss at san diego international airport. No not at at the san diego international airport thursday evening agency officials confirmed nbc seven an inbound sky west flight from portland oregon was on final approach preparing to land a little after ten thirty when the pilot was waved off by air traffic controllers because another aircraft a delta flight headed to detroit was still on the runway air traffic controllers at san diego. International airport introduced instructed. Excuse me the crew of sky west flight three four four six to discontinue their approach to runway to seven thursday evening because another aircraft was on the runway preparing for departure. An faa representative emailed nbc. Seven the other aircraft delta airlines twenty to forty nine departed safely and this guy west aircraft landed later. The faa is investigating flight log data or data. If you prefer aircraft tracking web site flight aware dot com shows the inbound sky westjet descended to two hundred feet above sea level at the time of its first landing attempt. The plane ended up touching down twelve minutes later. According to airbus's website in eighty three thirty two hundred is a little more than fifty five feet tall at the tip of its tail. A diagram on the faa's website shows the eastern edge of the runway at san diego international airport's about seventeen feet above sea level.
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Washington DC attorney general urges FAA to change airport-noise policy
"DC's attorney general is concerned about the impact aircraft noise is having on city residents who live near Reagan National Airport. Carly Scene is asking the Federal Aviation Administration to update its aircraft noise policy, and he wants it to do a more consistent job of applying that. Racine says the FAA is current noise policy is based on a 19 seventies model that's outdated, he says. Flight paths in and out of Reagan national were changed in 2015 before federally required studies were
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FAA seeks $27,500 from passenger it says struck flight attendant
"A hefty fine for a passenger who allegedly assaulted a flight attendant. Over a mask. A $27,500 fine is being proposed by the Federal Aviation Administration for passenger it says, yelled Curse words and struck a flight attendant under the eye. That person was traveling with a man who refused to wear his mask or seatbelt or secure his tray table on the Delta Airlines flight from Miami to Atlanta On October 19th. The crew returned the flight to the gate and the FAA says when the flight attendants asked you two to get off the flight, that's when one became combative. The FAA did not identify the passenger. Your little
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FAA seeks $27,500 from passenger it says struck flight attendant
"Fine for a passenger who allegedly assaulted a flight attendant over a mask. A $27,500 fine is being proposed by the Federal Aviation Administration for passenger it says, yelled Curse words and struck a flight attendant under the eye. That person was traveling with a man who refused to wear his mask or seatbelt or secure his tray table on the Delta Airlines flight from Miami to Atlanta on October night. Teen, The crew returned the flight to the gate and the FAA says when the flight attendants asked the two to get off the flight. That's when one became combative. The FAA did not identify the passenger liner.
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"federal aviation administration" Discussed on KQED Radio
"On accident is something that is unforced seen unpredictable if you will. Unfortunately, this wasn't there have been 20 helicopter crashes similar to this one in the past decade. The NTSB made several new nonbinding safety recommendations to the Federal Aviation Administration. Russell Lewis NPR NEWS This is NPR. Live from KQED News. I'm terrorists. Tyler Moore. People will soon be eligible for vaccines in San Francisco Cake UD science reporter Lesley McClurg has the details. On February 26. The city will move into a new vaccination phase. Teachers, agricultural workers, Then people and emergency services will be eligible to receive their shots. This includes grocery store workers, daycare teachers and police officers. Currently, vaccines are limited to health care workers and people over 65. But the expanded role out could take a while because supplies are limited. Dr. Grant Colfax is the city's director of public health. I am hopeful that there's more on the horizon. We hope that it increases dramatically in the next couple of weeks, the city has only receiving about 10,000 doses a week. Colfax urges people to continue following preventive measures like wearing a mask. I'm Lesley MCCLURG KQED News, three Former city of Leo employees today filed a whistle blower lawsuit against the city and the city manager alleging Greg Night off fired them in retaliation after they provided information to investigators looking into charges of public corruption, discrimination and harassment. City Council later exonerated night off, But the complaint notes that the employees were terminated less than 24. Hours after the investigation's conclusion in an email city attorney Victoria, Neb. Said her office had not been served with the complaint but does not generally comment on personnel matters. She went on to note that all at will employees may be separated from service at any time with or without cause night off, did not return request.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"federal aviation administration" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Jeff Bellenger, the latest amount for stimulus checks $1400, and there's an income cut off on that, isn't there Well that yeah, that was supposedly $75,000. President. Biden says he will fight for that plan to sell out $1400 to send out $1400 stimulus checks. The president says he doesn't want to start his presidency with a broken promise, but he is open to tightening the eligibility criteria for recipients. So that $75,000 income cap may fall. Yeah, All right, then, uh, The same group will look into the possibility of Developing drones for firefighters. How's that work? Well, it was just it was looking into the possibility of using drones, in a sense abandoned the effort. The company's climate and energy research group had asked the Federal Aviation Administration for permission to test drones to determine whether they could be used to help monitor and control fires. A Google had intended to fly the drones over a private property in California. Company spokesman says At this point, there are no plans to restart that project. All right, then ups you say more dependent than ever on Amazon. What happened there Well see online shopping boom. The resulted in record sales for United Parcel Service last year, But it also increased the company's dependence on Amazon. Amazon was already ups his biggest customer, and last year, it accounted for more than 13% of total revenue. And that was up from just over 11.5% in 2019 about that, and we expect quarterly results today from pellet in You know, Speaking of companies that benefit from the lockdowns Politan will report after the markets close, its analysts say high demand for connected bikes, treadmills and digital content likely resulted and triple digit revenue growth for the fitness brand. Appellate on sales may have topped $1 billion Wow. All right. Our future's looking like what they've turned mix showing some volatility. This morning s and P futures are up three points. NASDAQ Futures are up 53. The Dow futures are down three points now from Bloomberg. I'm Jeff Dublin. Jura news radio 700 wlw Back to my friend Jug angry. That's why I'm right here. Yeah, we got this polar vortex.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"federal aviation administration" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"Good morning, Jay Ratliff. How you doing? So Mike couldn't be better. All right? We have the numbers in for 2020. They are not pretty numbers. How much money the airlines lost. What is that big number, please. In fact, yesterday, Southwest American and JetBlue announced that they lost combined 3.5 billion in the last quarter, but Turned out to be $34 billion for the six big airlines here in the United States that they've lost. In 2020, and they're expected to lose money this year, but hopefully nowhere near that American airlines Mike they're burning through $30 million a day southwest between 10 and 15. Million dollars a day. And with this new variant of the current a virus, causing some people to take a 2nd and 3rd guest of source future summer travel, they kind of hope that the summer season would be something that can help salvage the year at this point in time. I don't know if we're gonna be able to make that or not. So the worries continue to mount for airline executives. So I mean, they've parked so many of their of their planes. Every airline did there. You still have to pay for all the gates. You're not using. And you've got well most of time. It's the usage feed that you have to pay as far as the gates. It depends on the agreement that you have with the airport. But I mean those air your gates. So you're still paying rent for those, but I think if they're dormant in some airports, you don't have to pay as much. On then it's a usage fee. It's a lot like every time your aircraft lands in an airport. You have to pay a landing fee based on the weight of the aircraft, which is how airports generates a good bit of the revenue in addition to the parking fees, But, yeah, I mean, it's Maybe you have so many costs that are associated with running an airline that even the aircraft that are grounded. You have maintenance. It has to be on going with those planes. So that when you do bring them back in the only have to do a little bit before you can integrate him back into the fleet. So it's just not like parking the car in the backyard. There's ongoing maintenance. It has to be done to each one of those planes and Hey, that's a costly expense. When you're talking about, you know the maintenance people that are required because those individuals they're not cheap. Alright American airlines. This has got to be a headache their regional carrier P ece. The ground the fleet over a maintenance issue. What happened there? Yeah, they got a nose gear issue with the bombard the age yet the PS they found they reported it to the Federal Aviation Administration. And it was decided to ground their entire fleet of the bottom Barty a jets. They have 130 of those and course feeding American airlines. But when that happens, you're talking about hundreds of flights are being canceled. And unfortunately an additional cost for American airlines on top of everything else, and you're right. The timing could not be worse. But we'll have more of this on our aviation blood today, and that's made possible. But the greater Cincinnati Further Kentucky international airports now offering fares to Phoenix round trip $64 You confined that and Maurizio CVG airport talk out, right? You know, there's a lot of weather out West. What issues do we have? That's exactly the case. Sanford 67 Los Angeles Going to give us the headaches today. The rest the country looks beautiful. Should be an incredible day to fly. Good deal. Jay Ratliff. We thank you. It's about the 5 26 and time for the pits..
KFI AM 640
"federal aviation administration" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"The descent rate for the helicopter was over 2000 ft a minute. So we know that this was a high energy impact crash. As the and the helicopter was in a descending left bank, and we know that based on the debris pattern that it did hit very hard. So there's been a lot of talk about whether or not to buy in May have been disoriented because of that white sort of sea of fog and getting disoriented sky. But then Haman he goes on to talk a little bit about the recommendation she made. Are that they talked about NTSB made years ago and what led to that in 2004? The NTSB investigated a crash involving an S 76 A. And Galveston, Texas, which killed 10 people. We issued a recommendation to the Federal Aviation Administration that stated Require all existing and new U. S registered turbine powered rotorcraft certificated for six or more passenger seats to be equipped with the terrain Awareness and warning system. He did not implement the recommendation in 2014. We closed the recommendation as unacceptable. Yeah, so they've been trying for years. Let me throw a couple of questions that you first of all what you had said about had there been a train warning system. The accident may not have happened. Is the NTSB ever go that far, or they simply investigate what happened? No base. That's a great question. Don't So what have Bins bill is that they will. They will sort of come to their conclusions based on everything and it Sometimes they conclude that they can't conclude, but typically we get a cause of the crash or accident. Then they make a list of recommendations based on that you just heard harmony say, based on this crash in Galveston, Texas, with the very similar helicopter. That they wanted those Tawes. Equipment. There's the equipment being installed on the helicopters as a result of that crash, So that's what they do. They give you the cause of the crash. An accident followed by a list of recommendations, so it doesn't happen again. All right. Next question. Is the FAA turning down the recommendation. Now I'm assuming the FAA is not open toe lobbying. The way Congress is Uh, So would they say no, I think the only reason I can think of them saying no is the cost. I can't think of any other logical reason for them to take a recommendation and not make it mandatory. But the cost of whom? No, no, the cost to whoever owns a helicopter. Right? So why would the FAA be worried about that? Well, that's the whole point. So why would they turn down what appears to be a totally logical Approach to flying. Who wouldn't put who wouldn't put that is like a transponder. Who is not gonna put that in the aircraft so that Z think back to your very very first comment. I've been told by pilots that the FAA, the commissioner and others They really do get hit up by lobbyists. Quite a okay from the industry. Um and you know, because a lot of companies a lot of these companies, lot of tour companies may not be able to afford the retrofitting for that kind of equipment cause they may have multiple helicopters. And may I add up quickly. I don't know for certain. I just been told anecdotally that the FAA is is sort of subject to the same kind of lobbying as everybody else. Let's take a break come back and we'll finish this up. Talk a little bit about your podcast. What's going on? And some other general questions I have. Don't go away. We'll be right back well finished up with Steve Gregory. This is K f. I am 6 40. There's Jennifer Jones lead starting today. International travelers heading to the U. S. Will have to show proof of a negative Corona virus test before being allowed to fly. Kobe Bryant's widow, Vanessa, says she supports a bill being introduced in Congress that Steve's been talking about that would require terrain warning systems in helicopters.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"federal aviation administration" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"And now the FAA anything Look, there's a possibility of fine from the Federal Aviation Administration as well. For creating an onboard disturbance because if the flight attendants who are there in a safety, you know, type protocol, that's that's their job. They're not there to serve us drinks or do anything else, their emergency evacuation specialists and if I Type of flight attendant for an extended period of time where they've got to deal with me and me, only I'm creating a safety hazard because now they can no longer look for the things that they look for. Because a lot times if there's you know, I'm gonna be an explosive decompression. If there's going to be whatever might happen to be there, trained on what to look for if J takes him away from those duties, I'm creating an onboard safety issue, and that's the reason it's a felony. That's okay. But the other side of looking at this, Jake because there's always two sides. You think that sounds good If I get in trouble on Delta, Um should I be allowed to fly American or Southwest away and and they don't share that information? The federal one is different, though. FBI that sets your you're not going anywhere. I know everything again even drive a car at that point for the rest of your life. Your life. It's a big time you might get into up. Disagreement with an American Airlines flight. It's because they're having a bad day. They're tired of dealing with people exactly s so it may be from from from the idea of, you know their own interpretation. Maybe they just don't like me and that because maybe who knows why, and we have that issue. Now, some people, say J. That's not fair for that particular situation to prevent you from from flying on all the different airlines, So certainly yes, There's an argument to be made on both sides. But airlines also know it. It's it's a cost issue. And they're looking at this mass policy. Thank God. I hope as a temporary situation that soon will be on the other side of so they don't want to create something that's going to cost a lot. That's a temporary situation, and I think that's one of the reasons we're keeping it in house right now. And they'll continue to be the case. Of course, you know as we move forward, who knows how long it's going to be before you can not need a mask to go to a restaurant to go to Disney to go to a baseball game to get on a new aircraft? Only time will tell. But I mean, all of us are open when we get to that other side just as quickly as possible. Yeah, I think that's the thing is if I have a legitimate customer service beef, and you're right, you know, flight attendants part whoever everyone has bad days I get that and I catch him on a bad day, and we get into it on the next thing I know I'm on a no fly list. It bans me from travel that to me, That's almost a collusion thing that You know, it's one thing to be a danger to to the airline infrastructures. We're talking about the federalist. But we've seen plenty of videos online, where the flight attendant whomever is completely out of line. In my beef is a customer service one and I'm not allowed to fly now because of that and got what if what if we're flying to visit a dying relative who were hoping we're going to get to before they pass away? We're not going to be in our right frame of mind. We're gonna be upset, and maybe we're a little shorter than we would normally be on on any other day of our life. So if I have a bad day, a bad moment, and it's the worst day of my life. And that causes me to be kicked off of a united flight, you know, shouldn't spill over to all the other airlines. So I mean there's times and I would always train my agents. Look, you don't know what they're going through. You don't know why they're being forced to travel. So let's Try to make that better and not, you know it respond in such a way that we would make that situation worse, and many of those people in the yellow and scream at you got a lot of them will come back later. Days later months later, the next trip And say, Look, I'm sorry This was going on in my life. That's not me, and they apologized and you go on from there. So I've had that happen with a guy that threatened the flight, hoping it would crash when it was delayed several hours. Because he was drinking the entire time We kicked him off the flight. He wasn't allowed to go and he came back later and apologized and became one of our best frequent flyers because you know a lot of times just just not who they are. Unfortunately for whatever the situation, those events happened, Stress and alcohol. Sure I get that. Maybe there's got to be some sort of hearing or something. Tribunals. You know what I mean? Before you officially like, okay, you're on the list. It can be. But then again, that's gonna require more manpower from the airlines. Who right now. Of Delta's rip as reduced. I think 50% of their fixed operating costs as a way to try to keep from a blowing anyone off which they so far been able to do they in Southwest Have been able to survive with that. Nothing. They're still getting the government money for the You know the payroll side of things. They have not laid anyone off, but they're doing a good job at it..
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"federal aviation administration" Discussed on KTOK
"It's the latest when you need it on demand from Fox News and Amazon. Alexa Senate Republican Lindsey Graham, calling on colleagues to dismiss the latest article of impeachment against President Trump wants the chamber receives it. The House last week impeach the president for incitement of insurrection stemming from the violent attack at the U. S Capitol that left five people dead. Yesterday, Our cameras spotted the president's personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, walking into the White House. We're told that the president continues to weigh his options for what the defense will look like the most bizarre thing about all this, of course, is the trial's gonna be happening after the president out of office. Now. For the last few days, the White House has tried to focus on accomplishments, not scandals from the last four years. Fox is Mark married at that The White House travelers heading to Britain will have some new restrictions to deal with starting Monday. Those new rules put in place as the UK grapples with new mutations of the coronavirus starting Monday. Everyone traveling to Britain must have a negative Corona virus test within the previous 72 hours and must go into immediate isolation for up to 10 days. Those new restrictions coming after 35% Spike in covert 19 hospitalizations over the past week. There's no end date for the new rules, but they're likely to last at least a month, affecting mainly business travelers as most vacation travel was already banned. Paul Stevens Fox News The FAA approves the first ever fully automated commercial drone flight. Massachusetts company has been granted approval to operate commercial drone flights without a person directing the machine. Approval by the Federal Aviation Administration allows American Robotics to operate its scout Quadcopter unmanned aircraft to hit the skies and rural settings. Previously, the FAA had allowed companies to operate drones beyond the line of sight by operators. But a person on the ground had to be nearby company says its drones have technology aboard. To avoid birds and other aircraft swell a safeguards to avoid malfunctions. Foxes to Guzman,.
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"federal aviation administration" Discussed on KCRW
"The Trump administration's operation Warp speed may not be able to deliver on reserves of covert 19 vaccines for booster shots next week. Oregon Governor Kate Brown has tweeted General Gus Purna, chief operation officer of the federal campaign informed her that there is no federal Reserve of doses. Brown calls it a deception on a national scale. It remains to be seen. How this will affect President elect Biden strategy to ramp up vaccinations in the country by opening up 100 million vaccine doses in 100 days, European leaders are already roiled by news of fives and buying tech have decided to deliver fewer vaccines to their countries in the coming weeks. The companies say the reduction will be temporary so they can upgrade production capacity. Two billion doses a year. A new, more contagious varying from the UK is circulating in Europe and in the U. S. And another variant has been found in Brazil will pandemic related risks were already expected to have an impact on inauguration events. But after last week's insurrection of the capital, the National Mall is now closed and security forces at all levels are in place. Here's the C police chief Robert Conti. It's all hands on deck for our entire agency, because our entire agency has responsibility for the entire city. Meanwhile, investigations are mounting into last week's massive security failure at the capital. NPR's Carrie Johnson says the Justice Department's watchdog has questions, Inspector General Michael Horowitz announced the review of Justice Department actions leading up to the siege on the capital. He plans to investigate whether the FBI properly shared threat information with the Capitol police and local law. Law enforcement. The review also will look at how the FBI, the 80 F and the U. S. Marshals responded to pipe bombs and violence of the capital, January. 6th. Prosecutors have already charged more than 100 rioters with crimes. They continue to investigate broader conspiracies such as whether people with military and police training may have coordinated the attacks. Carrie Johnson. NPR NEWS Washington Security measures are escalating and air travel after several incidents of unruly behavior on flights to and from D. C last week. Here's NPR's David Schaper, her flight home from Washington last week. Democratic Illinois Congresswoman Cheri Boost Oh says she witnessed Trump supporters harassing and intimidating other passengers and the crew. So she applauds. The FAA is do zero tolerance directive ordering swift enforcement action against unruly passengers and in light of my unsettling experiences last week I am so glad to see the Federal Aviation Administration rapidly mobilized staff and take additional steps to ensure that air travel remains safe for everyone. The FBI is warning of the possibility of more violence around the bide inauguration. So some airlines are temporarily prohibiting firearms in checked baggage. David Schaper.
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"federal aviation administration" Discussed on AP News
"10 bed insured by NC Way, Federal Aviation Administration says there's been a quote disturbing increase in incidents where airline passengers have disrupted flights with threatening or violent behavior. This includes confrontations over facemask rules and from recent violence. That the U. S capitol so the agency says it will no longer give initial warnings to unruly passengers. It will immediately launch enforcement action penalties can include fines up to $35,000 and jail terms for threats or assaults. The flight attendants union says it's applauding this new policy of first strike. You're out Jackie Quinn. Washington Federal safety officials are announcing stricter enforcement against unruly airline back Passengers, citing confrontations with Washington, D C. Rioters, The Federal Aviation Administration says there's been a quote disturbing increase in incidents where airline passengers have disrupted flights with threatening or violent behavior. This includes confrontations over facemask rules and from recent violence at the U. S. Capitol, so the agency says it will no longer give initial warnings to unruly passengers. It will immediately launch enforcement Action. Penalties can include fines up to $35,000 and jail terms for threats or assaults. The flight attendants union says it's applauding this new policy of first strike. You're out. Jackie Quinn, Washington Clete Keller swam and meddled in three straight Olympics 4004 and 2008. The FBI says the now 38 year old was one of the people who stormed the capital. He faces a number of charges, including disorderly conduct and obstructing law officers. Keller's alleged participation was first reported in Swim swam a site that covers competitive swimming and aquatic sports. Site, pointing out video posted by town Hall reporter Julio Rosa's showing a tall man wearing a U. S Olympic team jacket. The FBI affidavit references screenshot, showing a person identified his killer wearing the distinctive jacket. The bureau, adding that the former swimmer is listed as 6 FT six and the person in the video appears to be one of the tallest individuals in the video. Tim McGuire, Washington Thank.
KMJ NOW
"federal aviation administration" Discussed on KMJ NOW
"In the last week. There's a Harvard professor who says aliens visited us told you serious in 2017, and he warns more are coming, he says. You think the pandemic is making news? Wait until you hit up. This one and a bunch of Hawaiians are saying right on because they're already here. Multiple people. They're like No. One. She refuses to join us because she said, I don't want the people don't big and I'm crazy. But I may never talked into it today. There were a lot of people who witnessed and videotaped I think it was last Tuesday. Ah, bright blue, glowing ob log, unidentified flying object. Officially, that's what the government is calling it. It hovered above the skies of all Wa hoo. Tuesday again. I think it was before it did this big nose dive into the ocean, prompting Ah lot of calls to the Federal Aviation Administration and then 11. Um Boarding with stories and my friend Linda. The exciting occurred around 8 30. And the videos show you could see it online. It's the videos or they're just Hawaiian UFO Just do that and you'll you'll find a Google it Um And it shows the video shows the strange mass both in the water and the sky. It's just a massive something that's kind of glowing and in between. This UFO that's bouncing around. Now one of the individuals who captured some of the images images on video. Said. Something in the sky is there. Look what is it? I don't know. It's scary as hell. That's what you can hear the video. Another woman whose name is Maria also saw the object and was passing over a particular large, newest group of the state's new houses. I looked up and I said, Oh, God, what do we do now? I called my husband because You know, everybody was in the garage and I said You gotta come out here and see this. See if See what you see. You see what I see? They all said, and nobody knows what itwas and what was going so fast. Well, the officials from the If I.