if you flew a plane over new york city and dropped $1 billion on the street and people could pick up the money and spend it in local stores that would do better for the local economy than building a stadium. so, there are so many levels of this, right? one is the question of stadiums and the infrastructure and the ways that may actually maybe suck more than it gives back. the question of the inequality from the commissioners at the top to league minimum for risking all kind of injury. but also a great privilege to play this game. a game that people love and to make a better salary than most ordinary folks make in the context of their lives. how do we balance those things and wanting to talk about the unfairness and inequality. hey, this is a game and a sport and a job that i love that is pretty well paid. as a player, you re so oblivious to all these other numbers and stats and the economy of the game and who benefits. one thing that was compelling to me is that these nielson ratin
but what s so interesting about this, you can see all the people running through the burning wreckage searching for survivor survivors. even trying to right that plane over. a spokesman for aerocon said the plane had technical problems. we ll watch that one for you. the tsa union is demanding armed security officers at every airport checkpoint after a gunman targets agents at lax. cops say they missed speaking to the suspect, paul ciancia, by mere minutes. the very same day he killed a tsa agent and wound several others. officers had visited his home on friday because his family expressed concern about messages from him that they described as disturbing. after being shot by police, ciancia told officers he acted alone and had been dropped off at the airport bay friend. his motivation appears to be centered around a grudge. he s now heavily sedated and your honor armed guard at a
from the airplane or from the ground? they re speculating it s from the aircraft. it hit the ground. that s what they re speculating. speculation only. i also want to give you a heads up. go ahead. united 93, do you have information on that. he s down. he s down? when did he land? he did not land. oh, he s down. yes. somewhere up northeast of camp david. not one from faa headquarters requested military assistance regarding united 93 nor did any manager at faa headquarters pass any information it had to the military. thank god the passengers on 93 took the plane over, but a plane was heading to washington, d.c., faa headquarters knew it, and didn t let the military know. there was only one set of fighters orbiting washington, d.c., during this time frame. the langley f-16s, but the langley pilots were never briefed about the reason they were scrambled. as the lead pilot explained, no one told us anything.
he s down. he s down? when did he land? he did not land. oh he s down. yes. somewhere up northeast of camp david. not one from faa headquarters requested military assistance regarding united 93 nor did any manager at faa headquarters pass any information it had to the military. thank god the passengers on 93 took the plane over, but a plane was heading to washington, d.c., faa headquarters knew it and didn t let the military know. there was only one set of fighters orbiting washington, d.c. during this time frame. the langley f-16s, but the langley pilots were never briefed about the reason they were scrambled. as the lead pilot explained no one told us anything. the nation owes a debt to the passengers of united 93. their actions saved the lives of countless others. at the end of the day, the question remained, could any of these flights have been
kony, the man who has kidnapped tens of thousands of young african children. tonight we re asking her what she thinks of the new documentary that s exploded on the internet. it looks to make the warlord so famous that he gets captured. and like music? movies? how about the newest technology? it all comes together as south by southwest. this hour right here on cnn. hello, everyone, i m don lemon. we re going to start with this in the cnn newsroom. a washington state man in custody tonight. and a community is breathing a sigh of relief after a courthouse shooting and stabbing. 34-year-old steven kravitz surrendered this afternoon without incident. an unlikely source led deputies to the suspect. kravitz s mother called police after seeing media reports. he was arrested at her house which was surrounded by s.w.a.t. teams including a rooftop sniper. neighbors are relieved tonight. i was terrified just because it s like all these guys have big guns. i don t know what s goin