people of glasgow here today, and of course we still don t know the full extent of this until that helicopter can be lifted out of the pub, at which doesn t look likely to happen today, more likely tomorrow as it s already late in the evening here in scotland. right. and becky, of course it s a somber mood there went from a celebration to just outright chaos. unfortunately, and i know you mentioned that there are people walking around there at the infirmary where you re located. what about the families of the victims. have they been able to get some information as to how their loved ones are doing and the condition there? we did speak to one man who whose father was in the pub last night, apparently he s a regular in that pub, and he hasn t been able to contact him, his phone he keeps ringing it, it keeps going to voicemail, and he fears now, obviously nearly 24 hours since this crash that his father may well have died but he s had no official confirmation of that. so really terr
south and east china sea for decades? well, it s a bad precedent. you know, you have china in an air space grab that s basically, you know, a step ahead of a land grab. trying to grab the seinkaku s. japanese carriers have said they re not going to play ball with beijing on this. u.s. airlines have been told they have to do what the chinese want, which is a terrible signal. it s another instance of ally betrayal by this administration. is it your interpretation that china sees obama as weak, and they ve got three years to accomplish something? the policy doesn t exist in a vacuum. in china beijing can take a look at what just happened with iran, for example, where the administration paid $8 billion in exchange for meaningless promises from iran to halt or to slow down its nuclear program. you know, beijing sees this
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right here that the faa has already put out. what it does is it allows us to, if we suspect that our instruments might be getting interfered with, then it allows us to proactively ask that to all the passengers to turn their devices off until we can determine if there was a relationship between those things being turned on and something being affected in the airplane. so it s proactive in the sense it gives a lot of guidance about what can and cannot be used and it s also proactive in that we will continue to monitor the situation and make sure that liberalizing this policy doesn t create any issues down the road. gloria, the last question to you. is it really that big a deal for to us turn off our devices in the ten minutes it takes to take off and land? was this division made more for a political reason than an airline safety reason? well, i can only trust that they ve done what they need to do to ensure that it s safe but i think for the flight