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The men's heats this morning. who has impressed you so far? so far, the brazilians are looking very good — gabriel medina and italo ferreira. italo ferreira is the current champ of the world surfing tour, so he's one to watch. they both advanced pretty easily. on right also on the men's side. —— owen wright also on the men's side. the real story, the kind of fan favourite, the story to watch is kanoa igarashi. he is surfing forjapan but he grew up in huntington beach, california — he's an american, he has dual citizenship — and his father was a surfer injapan and wanted his son to be...
The pilots did not respond until seven seconds before to the impact. we're now told the ntsb will hold a briefing, a couple hours from now and give interviews on what they now know. more on this ongoing investigation today. hey, claudy. >> hi, martha. federal investigators are putting together a narrative what was going on in the cockpit a few seconds before the plane crash and why they didn't realize there was a problem until it was too late. it was going 40 miles an hour slower than it should have been in the final seconds before it crashed. we also know the pilot landing the plane had only ...
Cockpit, who was training him, at ever flown in that capacity. investigators well be working with the head of asiana airlines who just just arrived, and they're working with korean translators to learn more about the pilots beyond just their actions prior to landing. >> we're going to get a lot more details about their activities, about their work, about their training, about who was the pilot flying, who was the pilot in command, in the cockpit at the time of the accident. we we're going to be looking to correlate all that information with what we're finding on cockpit flight recorder. >> vel...
The colonel estimates that the military has spent $25 million training him. but in 2008, he was outed as a gay man by a civilian. that began the long process of getting fired. or as the pentagon likes to put it, separated from the military. today, the colonel is still awaiting worded on whether he can continue to serve as an active duty airman. next month he will celebrate his 19th anniversary in the air force with only one more year until retirement -- if he makes it that far. the colonel joins us now for the interview from boise, idaho. thank you very much for coming back on the show. good t...