technology increases to more automation, they try to limit the amount of risk involved. when they do that, sometimes things fall through the cracks. one of those things is in identifying what has been changed and then identifying that to the pilots and the training techniques and the training regimen that is required. usually when you transition to a new model in the 737 program or 787 program, the pilots, we would receive input both on a web-based and then our training departments would work together with the pilot unions and the company and create a first-look picture, sandra, of when we stepped into the simulator for the first time every six months or nine months we would have an opportunity to discuss it together, what the issue was that was new, and then we would have an opportunity to look at that in the simulator itself.
he has called him that before. that s his name. why wouldn t he? sandra: just getting something in my ear there. this is a big day for the president awaiting the prime minister of ireland there behind you. we saw the preparations in place. how is the day shaping up for the president? he has been tweeting a bit this morning. there has been a lot of changes. we have a lot of court appearances, roger stone, paul manafort yesterday. a busy week, hogan. what is the president s plan? i m sure he will talk to reporters today. there will be a pool spray in the oval office with the prime minister of ireland and the president is the most accessible president in history taking questions pretty much several days a week whether it s on the way to marine one, in the oval office and he will address the topics today. not afraid of anybody. his message is strong and you ll see that today. bill: on boeing, how long will the order last? nothing to add. the president had a good
sandra: fox news alert from the hill. the senate debating right now a measure to reject president trump s declaration of a national emergency at the u.s./mexico border. that vote expected later today. the debate continues there on the floor. let s get to hogan gidley, deputy white house press secretary. have you talked to the president this morning, hogan? i have not talked to the president yet this morning. sandra: what are the expectations for today and the president s declaration of a national emergency and what happens in the senate? listen, the president is literally using powers granted by congress to enforce laws passed by congress. this is well within his constitutional duty and congress is still unhappy for some reason. make no mistake, this vote today if they oppose the president, they stand in opposition to the american people, to american communities and safety and security, because that s what this
runways due to the weather. conditions were so bad and accidents so many, hundreds of drivers abandoned their vehicles on the interstate. jackknifed semi trucks prompted closures. a colorado state patrol corporal, daniel gross was killed while helping someone in a car that slid off the highway. he was hit by another driver who lost control of his car. excel reports 200,000 homes and businesses had power knocked out. crews were out this morning trying to get many of those downed and damaged power lines up and bill, schools were closed in many places in wyoming and colorado. bill: thanks. sandra: fox news alert from the hill. a new gop showdown with the president could be taking shape as the senate debates the energy resolution. bill: new transcripts from former f.b.i. attorney lisa page are now public.
are you okay with that? and if so when do they fly again i think what the president did is right. we should be prudent. the key part is training for people who are not domestic pilots here in the united states. we need to make sure these planes are safe and that the pilots know how to fly them properly and pilots all over the world. i think it s the wise thing to do. bill: do you have a guess being on that committee how long that takes? i think we can do it i think we can come to the conclusion and the faa can quickly within 60 or 90 days. how we deploy the training in a satisfactory way may take longer. bill: thank you, sir, democrat from california. come on back, thank you very much. 19 past the hour now. sandra: it s being called a bomb cyclone as this video sums up just how powerful it can be. oh my god. oh my god. sandra: unbelievable footage there on a highway.