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Commercial aviation in Alaska: Essential and deadly June 24th 11:34 am | Zoë Sobel and Agnel Philip, KUCB and ProPublica   Some say FAA has been slow to account for hazards, putting pilots, customers at risk On a clear day in May 2019, the tourist season was just starting up in Ketchikan, a city of 8,000 that had become a cruise ship hot spot. For Randy Sullivan, that meant another day - his fifth in a row - of flying sightseeing tours and charters. Sullivan and his wife, Julie, owned Mountain Air Service, a single-plane family business that had allowed Randy to realize his dream of be...

Bay Area cities want to end single-family home zoning, but will it create more housing? FacebookTwitterEmail 1of12 The view from the rooftop deck of 247 27th Avenue in San Francisco, Calif. Thursday, February 25, 2021. There is currently a movement across the Bay Area to end exclusionary single-family zoning by allowing four-plexes on lots currently restricted to single family homes. The building at 247 27th Avenue is a four-plex on a single-family lot.Jessica Christian/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of12 The view from the rooftop deck of 247 27th Ave.Jessica Christian / The ChronicleShow M...

Tom, back to the investigation for just a second. do you know if the fbi is still involved? >> yes, the fbi is very involved. they don't want more said about that fact, but the fbi is closely working with the royal malaysian police. has been from the first night the plane disappeared. >> so we know that the plane made that turn around indonesia and we don't know why, but it seems like somebody was trying to evade radar maybe. do we know anything more about that? >> i wouldn't even say we know that as an absolute fact. many people are not convinced that the indonesian radar is even good enough ...

In the 32 days since flight 370 vanished, they have scoured the indian ocean and so far nothing has been found. but if it is, how will the debris be used to help solve the mystery? stephanie elam joins me from the university of southern california's aviation safety and security program with more on that part of the story. good morning, stephanie. >> good morning. there are a lot of clues that you can discern by looking at wreckage. something you may not think about, but we wanted to bring you here to the accident investigation lab where you can see we have plenty of wreckage here that can help...

They will be breaking down if and when that wreckage is found. >> and as we look inside to the -- >> have your guest finish his thoughts. >> really quickly, tom, just to show us this part. just to show that the gauges sometimes are a clue. >> quhil these gauges may or may not be true, the lesson that they apply to us is that we have to look beyond the surface of the gauge and to look at the memory and what they it actually represent, what is behind them. >> and that's where that clue is. it may not be on the surface, it may be behind the gauges, carol. >> thank you so much. thank you so both o...