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October 25, 2009
It is inconceivable for the environment for an airliner to be out of com tact for an hour and 18 minutes. >> what is a normal period of contact with air traffic control. how long are the breaks? do you hear them once every five or 15 minutes? what is normal? >> that would depend on where you are flying. in a busy environment around washington, d.c. or new york, you would be hearing from the controllers very, very frequently and beyond hearing from them call your aircraft, you hear them from the ...
October 25, 2009
Theres a lot of exceptions you cant do it on the blackout dates but as soon as you can, cash in those reward miles. >> how about if you decide you wont fly, train travel. thats a great option. >> it is. amtrak having record ridership. book ahead. >> if you want to get in the car and drive, gas prices, theyre doing okay. >> doing okay, yeah. aaa expecting that its pretty big travel season so -- but for heading on the road as an alternative instead of flying okay. makes sense to save money. sean o...
October 25, 2009
Pab. >> right now president obama declares the swine flu an emergency. how this will impact treatment for the deadly virus? >> the two northwest pilots that overshot the planes destination set to be grilled and word the faa is considering suspending
October 25, 2009
Visit open.com/yourbiz or call 888-550-open. right now on "msnbc sunday," h1n1 crisis. president obama declares the swine flu outbreak a national emergency. will this change how people are treated for the deadly virus? coming clean. police say a long-time janitor confesses to the vicious murder of a new jersey priest. what investigators say triggered that attack. facing the music. two northwest pilots that overflew the destination about to get grilled by federal investigators. plus -- �...
October 25, 2009
Swine flu one shot at a time. mid-air mystery is the next step in the investigation of the wayward plane. more balloon saga fallout. will the wifes confession take the air out of her hubbys defense. for the record, the oldest dog in the world. and a good morning, everyone. we will bring you all that was and the crucial week in the drive for health care reform, but first, the latest on this developing story for you. thats pretty frightening. cell phone video showing one of two deadly bombings. at...
October 25, 2009
Outbreak a national emergency. this move removes some of the red tape for hospitals that treat the cases. the president likening it to get snowplows before a storm. we continue to see people lining up to get the vaccine in cities across the country but still today the vaccines in short supply. assistant secretary of health and human services dr. nicole laurie addressed the shortage on the "today" show. >> we are doing everything we can to get vaccine to people as quickly as possible but we cant ...
October 25, 2009
Distinguishing the two. thank you for your time. >> thank you very having me. you can track the outbreak as it unfolds. log on to msnbc.com with a future we vents around the world for you. thats pretty incredible stuff. it is new video showing one of two deadly bombings in iraq this morning. iraq officials say at least 106 people were killed. at least 200 people injured by a pair of car bombs that exploded there in downtown baghdad reportedly went off less than a minute apart as commuters we...
October 25, 2009
14 tanks are still burning. nearby residents have been told to flee from the possibility of toxic smoke. the faa has a warning for the pilots of the wayward northwest flight. you may have your licenses suspended. meanwhile faa and national transportation safety board investigators are gearing up to interview the pilots. what are some of the questions theyre likely to ask? former investigator greg fife offered his insight on the "today" show. >> one of the things to look at is how the pilots we...
October 25, 2009
To land? but theres a lot of things that the board will find out in these interviews when they are conducted. >> and today the white house was learning a close eye on the plane out of communication with air traffic controllers on wednesday night for the about hour and 15 minutes. looking ahead to the week on wall street, earn, reports are expected from many telecommunication companies, among those ve vieson, sprint, qwest and motorola and the domestic product, its expected to slip just a fract...
October 25, 2009
Next on "msnbc sunday," its an emergency. the national fight against the swine flu. what difference will the presidents h1n1 declaration really mean? on the ground and up in the air. the fate of those wayward northwest pilots in doubt. will the feds let them fly again any time soon? it is a police force caught on camera but does this arresting development cross the line? on the home front, signs of a rebound but can it really last? heres looking at you, kid. >> and its a presidential pic...