Long-awaited federal wildfire aircraft expected to come to California. When can they fly?
Cal Fire is expected to add the seven completed C-130 aircraft to its fleet up and down the state.
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Cal Fire is expected to add the seven completed C-130 aircraft to its fleet up and down the state.
Given how long it’s taken for the Air Force to convert the C-130 aircraft for firefighting, California wants to do it itself.
Casualties have been reported so far. we'll keep you updated as more information becomes available. in other news, an investigation under way at this hour to see if someone hacked mitt romney's private e-mail account and a new report claims that an anonymous hacker got into his hot mail account by answering a question to a security question about his favorite pet. according to the report, the hacker then changed his pa password. on the campaign trail, continuing their primary sweeps picking up wins. romney already has the number of delegates needed for the republican nomination. a wildfire rag...
>>shepard: despite the fact did you focus on the maintenance and never the able, are they still working to replace the planes? >>guest: well, yes, a group of senators actually early this year pressured the forest service to take a harder look into the airborne firefighting fleet that currently is being used. i mentioned that three dozen grounded in 2004. depending on the fire the forest service will use small planes, large planes and helicopters, many are privately owned and work on a contract basis. that means they are not always subject to federal aviation administration regulations. and in ...
Occurring the smoke from those fires, choking people in moscow, and this disaster could destroy one of the nation's biggest exports, wheat, for years to come. fox news producer anya ardiva is joining us from moscow. anya, smoke becoming a huge problem we understand for russia's firefighting fleet and for russian citizens. tell us what you're seeing and experiencing there in moscow. >> reporter: patti ann, that's right, the russians are going through surviving, i must say, the hottest summer on record, temperatures are reaching up to 100 degrees here, and that's compared to 75 degrees which is ...