home on friday night. he was 94 years old. this morning mr. bush s casket will be brought from the funeral home to the air force base in south houston. one of the planes used, air force one, is waiting where he will lie in state at the nation s capitol. people will begin paying their respects there starting tonight. reporter: you hear the church bells ringing on the hour. the president s service dog sully said goodbye last night. they tweeted this photo with the caption, mission complete, and yes, it is. this morning he revealed the necktie and socks that mr. bush will wear to the grave. mcgrath calls the socks a tribute to the former navy pilot s lifetime of service. we spoke yesterday with the man who has been a spiritual guide in mr. bush s life for the past decade. he was actually in the room during the final hours for both the president and his wife, barbara, who died in april. he told us the president s final moments were like something that anyone would have wanted
shipbuilding plan. are you concerned with that and what more do we need to do, what can congress do to help you overcome that ship shortfall? senator this is an area where navy and marine corps have been discussing and again have realized together although the requirement, the military requirement is 38, the current fiscal environment is going to drive us to 34. i appreciate the assistance of congress to getting us to 34 to address those that gap between the requirement and what we can resource, we re looking at augmenting our lift there with other platforms besides gray hulls. gray hulls are absolutely the requirement that s needed for the high end threat but there may be applications and opportunities to lift marines using other platforms. thank you and again i want to tell you, i look forward to you, your confirmation. i wholeheartedly support it. i would ask some questions about concerns in the arctic, but i have a feeling that my colleague here is going to do a bette
like? what i don t want people to believe is if we produce all of the oil the countries around the world now benefiting from it will produce less of it. the truth is every day hundreds of thousands of day people join the middle class they buy cars and use airplanes. it has a benefit to the united states. to have domestic energy resources at our disposal, it lowers the cost of doing business in america which will strengthen our economy and allow us to have a manufacturing renaissance but there will be oil and some will be siphoned and used by terrorist groups. isis themselves sell oil in the global market because they have seized refinery that assad has refused to destroy because he hopes to seize them and capture them again. geopolitically it will allow us to help break the strangle hold that putin has on europe. europe today relies on natural gas that they get from russia and if the russians can threaten to cut that off, it makes them vulnerable to pressure from putin and
people are being told to avoid heading to the airport unless they absolutely have to. this has trickled down to bay area airports. some flights are two hours delayed. . a little piece of historic oakland gone with the wind. this huge tree was no match for another nature and her howling winds last night. it is one of 200 reports of trees down in oakland, alone. how neighbors feel about losing a landmark. reporter: and i m standing on top of the base of the toppled over tree. people have been coming over to look at from all over throughout the night. i wouldn t recommend that people actually come up here, but i m standing up here just to give you an idea of the scope of the damage that was done by that wind storm. the aftermath is staggering. it s amazing no one got hurt. reporter: a eucalyptus tree ripped from his roots when violent wind gusts blew it over. how sad, completely sad. a piece of history here in oakland. amazing to see the roots. the wind was powerful.
this time. police tell us that this woman was rushed to the hospital in critical condition tonight. she suffered multiple stab wounds to her body. but she is likely to survive. police say that they believe that the victim and the suspect knew each other. they say this is not a random crime, so they do want to emphasize there is no threat they believe to the general public at this time or to guests at this hotel. what they are searching for at this hour is a motive and that suspect. they have not released a description of him. a woman in her 30s was stabbed multiple times at the embassy suites. . chaos at l.a.x. tonight. a loud bang and then passengers were told to hit the floor. sharon chin in our newsroom with what happened. reporter: it was a mess. all because of this. an suv slammed into a parking grabbing outside terminal 5. the crash was so loud some passengers thought it was gunfire and ran for the exits. passengers evacuated and officers did a search but there was