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Planes. >> i was excited to interact with him and hear -- you know, let him tell me everything he wanted to share about flying. >> reporter: soon a friendship blossomed. erica attending garrisons baseball game. even taking him to the southwest airlines flight simulator. >> i always try to be just a little bit kinder than what is necessary. >> not everyone can be as nice and understanding. >> reporter: so when garrisons graduation from high school was coming up and tickets were limited -- >> befo...

Melancholy, a little bittersweet. >> reporter: captain carl nordin was at the controls. hell move to another airplane, but that likely means bumping a more junior pilot out of the cockpit. last month, delta warned it will have thousands more pilots than it needs by the fall. >> its very difficult. hopefully, it will be a short-term situation. >> reporter: airline revenue remains down 90% as carriers burn through up to $6.5 billion a month. but there are slivers of hope emerging. airlines are add...

Who just landed in d.c. with 62 dogs and cats from puerto rico where they faced certain euthanasia and now they have a new lease on life including that little kitty right there. because there are so few flights to puerto rico right now, a generous donor chartered a plane to fly down and pick everyone up, that includes ikea who helped fly back to d.c. she waited nearly a year in a puerto rico shelter for a flight to safety. there were 25 additional puppies who will soon find their forever homes n...

Amazing school district. the hoa has been very involved. these shrubs arent board approved. you need to break down your cardboard. thank you. violation. violation. i see youve met cynthia. at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. and it does help us save a bunch of money. two inches over regulation. thanks, cynthia. for bundling made easy, go to geico.com the u.s. air force is now identifying the f-15 pilot killed during a training mission off the uk. 27-year-old first li...

Joining our discussion now, senator tammy duckworth, democrat from lz, a former u.s. army lieutenant colonel. your reaction to former secretary mattis, finally, finally telling us what he really thinks. >> well, its long overdue but im really glad that hes come out and made these strong statements. my sentiments exactly. it is probably the same sentiments as most of the members of the military, theyre appalled with what this president has done. for him to have been enabled by the defense secreta...

General milleys service, and for his long lifetime of serving this nation and defending our nation. but what has happened in the last 48 hours just boggles the mind. and i would never have thought that a flag officer, that a service academy graduate, secretary esper is a west point graduate who swore an oath to not lie, cheat or steal nor tolerate those who do, who would kowtow down to a commander in chief. >> senator duckworth, thank you very much. we really appreciate it. >> thank you for havi...

The transition to high school. earlier, one union leader said scientists were backing their call for a delay. their concern and our concern is that the case number in the country isnt low enough and that the contact tracing isnt working well enough, so we are risking a spike in communities. most other children will still be at home, with a promise of some lessons for year ten later injune. branwen jeffreys, bbc news. nasa astronauts doug hurley and bob behnken this afternoon reached the internat...

The u.s. and russian space program started out as a cold war race. russia won round one when it put the first man, yuri gargarin, into orbit. then the u.s. took the lead with the moon landing. >> the eagle has landed. >> reporter: but after 1989 the fierce competition became a collaboration. and ever since cosmonauts and astronauts have worked as team on the international space station. sergei prokopiev spent 197 days in orbit. back home, he showed me around a soyuz capsule like the one he rode ...

Lovely temperatures for many of us around the country. sarah will bring us around the country. sarah will bring us later on that later, in about seven minutes. cruise ships have become a hotbed of concern during the coronavirus outbreak, but thousands of people are still on board, despite passengers being sent home weeks ago. many ships are gathering in the sea around the philippines, with crew and staffmembers on board saying they havent set foot on dry land in months. 0ur correspondent, howard...

Judge jeanine: that is all for tonight. thank you so much for joining us we ran out of time for tonight,