years and right back to the front line. todd: why are these shows special to you. they are special to me when i went to a air show as a kid and told me i could grow up as a thunder bird if i wanted to. we are here to special capabilities of the u.s. army special command. todd: doesn t jump out of. pack for troops without a single flaw. todd: colonel guy we do these shows. the reason we do these shows is so we can give back to some small measure. the reason we do these according to the military is recruiting, retention and show taxpayers what they are paying for. todd: some of the most famous technology on display. the latest, the greatest. also a salute to history that cannot be denied. what else the history of this one behind us? this was the navy s work horse from the korea war on and the pilot that owns it is an amazing man. todd: what s it like for you to fly your plane at the air show. a lot of rich combat
vice chairman in a tweet this morning confirming he is traveling to new york. trump also said the meetings are, quote, solid response to the letter he had sent offering to reopen the talks that he himself had shut down last thursday. here s the big question, are we back on track for june 12th? kellyanne conway says either way the president is making history. as the president said, it doesn t happen june is 12th, it could happen thereafter. what he s been able to do is nothing short of historic and remarkable. she s right, historic and remarkable. doesn t mean it s good or bad but he certainly is making history. i want to bring in nbc s bill neely in seoul, south korea. bill, there s a lot of movement going on. tell us what actually is getting done here. good morning, stephanie. it s that delegation negotiating inside north korea at the dmz that s the real critical work
departed and the pilot ejected from the aircraft. the pilate is in good condition and is being transported to a regional medical center. sphawnders are on th first resps are on the site no immediate danger to the public. the u.s. air force trains international student pilots at luke air force base no. immediate word on the pilot nationality. this is the second f-16 crash this month. earlier this month a thunder bird pilot with 3500 hours of flying time crashed. that pilot died. these first came on line in the 170s, the work horse of the air force, shep. shepard: jennifer griffin, thank you. don t bet against bush 41. that s what his spokesman is saying after announcing that the former president went to the hospital the day after his wife s funeral. we are live outside that hospital in houston with an update on his condition. plus, breaking details just in from the toronto massacre. police giving an update right now. we ll have that for you straight away.
particular engine has been a work horse in the fleet for decades. it s a very well-known engine. the national transportation safety board will look carefully to determine the cause of this failure. but this engine is a real work horse. it is highly unusual and i can only think of one other case where an uncontained failure resulted in a window being compromised and putting a passenger at risk and that was a national airlines dc-10 many, many years ago. so that s an extraordinary circumstance. but the airplane landed safely and that s the probably the lead part of the story. tell me again, i apologize if i didn t hear correctly, what kind of engine was this on the 737? it s a csm-56, it s a combination of general motors and a french company, general
after the strike. this after buildings were obliterated and sidewalks and roads left untouched. that is information can do for the mission. how do you actually get those on target? 70% of the am munitions were tomahawks. the work horse of the navy and they ve been upgraded and very capable cruz missile that flies at subsonic speeds and low, and close to the ground. so this is hard to detect. and pentagon is sure all of them found their targets but it was