Es to an Airline Business decision. In terms of reducing their flight schedules. We are going to try to scramble and find a flight. Reporter if you have plans in the coming days keep this in mind and keep an eye on your flight. Our goal is to have the runway reopen by friday, september 27. They are on schedule. They should hit that 27th deadline or may be coming in early. The bad news as you might have seen is the airlines seem to be feeling out what kind of capacity they can run through sfo with that runway down. We reached out to the airlines to ask them what kind of scheduling accommodations they are trying to make even the runway being down. They replied with an explanation they are trying to help everyone who has been displaced from their flight. People are getting waivers for free extra legs of travel. The feeling out here is that the airlines are trying to figure this out. Dont be surprised if we continue to see more delays and more cancellations the next couple weeks. As they t
24yearold daughter in a 737max crash testified with pictures of Crash Victims on display. Boeings apologies to cameras have not been apologies to the families. I do personally apologize to the families. Reporter boeing c. E. O. Dennis mull enberg made that tv apology exclusively to nor a odonnell in may. We feel terrible about these accidents and we apologized for what happened. Reporter today boeing announced it would give 50 million to the families of those killed, part of a fund it created earlier this month. Some families called that a p. R. Stunt. Paul thinks instead boeing executives, including the c. E. O. , should face criminal charges. And the 737max should be scrapped entirely. I would like to see the plane not fly again. Kris joins us now. Kris, do you think that 737max is ever going to fly again . Reporter norah, the 737max is almost seen as too big to fail. It is too important to boeings bottom line and thus the larger u. S. Economy, and too important to several of the wor
Muni had more work to do to clean up and dry on fix the faulty system. There were backups of stations throughout the city and thousands of writers had to reroute their morning commute. I figured i would be okay. 12 the good news is that everything is expected to be normal for the evening commute. And San Francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. Im emily turner and in just minutes ago into the newsroom, we got new information on a tractor trailer hit and one that happened this morning. It actually turned fatal. We know that according to pedestrian advocates, commercial bigger get a man and dropped him for several blocks in officers found the victim just after 5 30 this morning. At the intersection of marketing fifth street. The coroner confirmed the 54 yearold michael evan succumbed to his injuries and the hospital later this morning. The suspt ed the scene. Police caught up with the driver just down the street from our studio on broadway. Officers close off the stretch of broadway to inspect t
Jackson state university, doctor mcdaniels and all yours. [applause] of course i cant sit down that. I want to remind you if you want to ask questions will need to come to the microphone at the podium no matter how loud your teacher voice is, we dont want you to shout it from your seat because weth are filming this. Thank you. Thank you guys for coming. [applause] thank you for joining us with the autobiography panel. I have the pleasure of producing our distinguished panel of their great work. First we have marion graham, a native of georgia, the University Distinguished professor ofhe english at the university of kansas and founding director of the history of black writing which she established at the university of mississippi and 1983. The history of black writing has led national and International Initiatives to promote research, teaching and Public Engagement with literary studies with the National Endowment for humanity. The author of 12 books that redefined the field especially
Our moderator for today is a long time friend of the festival having served on the board of directors for many years. She is a professor of english and the graduate school at the jackson state university. Dr. Mcdaniels. Its all yours. [applause]co a course i cant sit down yet. I want to remind you all that whenever if you want to ask questions you will need to come to the microphone and the podium and no matter how loud your Teacher Voices we dont want you to shout it from your seat because thank you. And thank you guys for coming. Mi [applause] thank you for joining us. At this time i had the pleasure of introducing or three distinguished panelists and their great works. First we have miriam graham, founding director of the history of riders which he established at the university of mississippi in 1993. The history of writing his lead National International initiative to promote Research Teaching and Public Engagement with black literary studies in the National Endowment for the human