Passenger toasted the emergency landing and to sullenberger. we hear how safety improvement suggestions have fallen on deaf ears. several dozen recommendations the result of our flight investigation, so far to my knowledge, none have been adopted by faa or the industry. which is a great disappointment to me and ntsb officials i ve talked to. one recommendation is a common sense one that you think would be immediate would be putting life vests not just the seat cushion flotations. sounds like a simple solution right? rene marsh is in washington. tell us more. minutes ago ntsb put out a wish list. they do this every year. they believe this will help
The f.a.a. is acknowledging that they are revisiting the amount of hours that new pilots may need before they can get hired, shem; pilots say this is overblown. sully as you will burger who the captain of the miracle on the hudson says he believes the airline industry is crying wolf as a way to get the f.a.a. to lower those requirements, but he believes if you start lowering the hours needed to get hired that would compromise safety and he believes experience saves lives. listen to him. when they go into the right seat, the regional jet as a new hire pilot they are still getting on-the-job training with you as a passenger in the back it means until they have got much more time, probably several thousand hours, they haven t seen that many many many cycles of the seasons of the year. the thunderstorms in summer and the ice and snow in the winter. and yeah and sullenberger adds by the way the airlines knew very well the rule changes were coming and said they would be ready. and now
And they used a helicopter to pull him from the sea and get him to dry land. the officials commend miller say that he followed their directions perfectly and he walked away from the ordeal unharmed! is that sullenberger? smaller version. the occupy wall street protesters spread across the country. they are expected in cities big and small including lower manhattan where they started and in philadelphia. protesters will march to the liberty bell. they are you having to camp out to protester what many call corporate greed. people are mourning the death of steve jobs in california. the apple co-founder was laid to rest yesterday at a private funeral for close friends and family. despite the battle with pancreatic cancer it was revealed jobs left blueprints for four years of new apple products. in addition he fought to get plans approve for a face ship
good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it s saturday, june 11th. temperatures feel pretty mild somewhat does the weekend weather look like? let s check in with rosemary. good morning! good morning to you! mild is definitely a good word for you it. maybe not warm enough for the beach, but not so bad. we re going to be slightly cooler this afternoon than yesterday, fog will remain on the coast. and our highs today upper 50s for the coastline. 70s for inland areas. waking up cooler this morning, we ll look at your current conditions and the weekend coming up. happening right now, the detectives are on the scene of another homicide in san jose it. is the city s 24th of the year. ali rasmus has been talking to people. what are you hearing so far this morning? reporter: mike, first of all i want to set the scene. we re on the 400 block of nerdy avenue. police been here since 3:00 this morning after the shooting happened. right now you can see officers out here in the middle
early morning landing in florida. following a 16-day mission to the international space station. endeavour s only remaining flight will be to california, where it will go to a museum to be on display. randall pinkston is at the kennedy space center with more. reporter: the shuttle landed here on earth on time without any problems. with the landing it is endeavour s final mission to the international space station. endeavour glided onto the tarmac into the night marking an end to the mission. it s sad to see her land for the last time but she reallies had a great legacy. reporter: the shuttle s six-member crew spent more than six weeks in orbit, installing four spacewalks. endeavour is the youngest of nasa s shuttle fleet and next to last to be retired. houston, endeavour will stop. the space shuttle has been the space horse of the u.s. space program for more than 30 years now. the shuttle will be sad to be retired. reporter: before leaving space endeavo