problem has been. transportation secretary ray lahood saying there will be a zero tolerance policy for those who have been caught sleeping on the job. those changes are expected to go into effect by the end of the week. and also throughout this week, alex, federal aviation leaders will be visiting air traffic control centers around the country to once again get their message across with training. okay, well thank you for that update and let s hope there will be no more sleeping on the job for the air traffic controllers. thanks, michelle franzen. could be presidential candidates using tomorrow s tax day to spread their message to the voters from the tea party. donald trump spent an hour yesterday touting his intelligence, business credentials and foreign policy perspectives. the real estate mogul unleashed a new line of attacks suggesting president obama isn t the real author of one of his books. there s no way that he wrote that first book. there s no way. first book was written
fell asleep on the job, this time in miami, add to that at least a half dozen reports of air traffic controllers dozing off on the job in the past month. those new shift in scheduling changes include controllers who will now have a minimum of nine hours off between shifts. currently they may have as few as eight. controllers will no longer be able to swap shifts unless they have a minimum of nine hours of sleep between the last shift and when they work and want to begin. controller also no longer be able to schedule an unscheduleded any might shift following a day off and controller also have more coverage in the early morning and late night hours. the changes are expected to go into effect by the end of the week and throughout the coming week federal aviation leaders will be visiting air traffic control centers around the country to drive that mess am hom message home. thank you very much, michelle franzen. tough words from treasury