C-SPAN 3 TV Schedule
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FAA Administrator Testifies on Boeing Manufacturing Oversight
1 hour, 48 minutesFederal Aviation Administration (FAA) Administrator Michael Whitaker testified on Boeing manufacturing and aviation safety before the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee. Several topics discussed included Boeing's implementation of safety protocols, the role of FAA inspectors, employee concerns, and workforce challenges at Boeing. Other topics dealing with aviation safety as a whole included traffic control employment challenges, airport modernization, and airport safety and delays.
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Boeing CEO Testifies on Safety Issues
2 hours, 1 minuteBoeing CEO Dave Calhoun apologized to families of Boeing Lion Air Flight 610 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crash victims during his testimony before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations following a series of safety issues at his company, including an incident in January when a door plug blew off a 737 MAX 9 jet mid-flight. Mr. Calhoun was joined by Boeing's Chief Engineer Howard McKenzie as they answered questions on accountability at Boeing, whistleblower complaints and retaliation, and plans to restore a culture of safety at Boeing. Hours before the hearing began, an additional whistleblower who serves as a quality assurance inspector alleged that Boeing likely installed nonconforming parts in airplanes.
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Hearing on Water Scarcity & Climate Change
1 hour, 36 minutesThe Senate Budget Committee held a hearing on the impact of water scarcity caused by climate change. Witnesses consisted of water professionals from the Western states of California, New Mexico, and Oregon, who testified about the droughts in their regions, as well as professors from Iowa State University and the University of Colorado Boulder. According to Adel Hagekhalil, general manager and CEO of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, his state experienced "unprecedented" swings in precipitation, saying 2019 and 2023 were "very wet," but 2020-22 was the driest period on record in California.
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Hearing on Roadway Safety
1 hour, 45 minutesTransportation policy advocates and local officials testified on roadway safety before the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation subcommittee. Several topics were addressed, including roadway fatalities, infrastructure needs, transportation safety challenges for urban and rural communities, and pedestrian safety measures. Also discussed were the integration of autonomous vehicles and the role technology plays in roadway safety.
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FAA Administrator Testifies on Boeing Manufacturing Oversight
1 hour, 50 minutesFederal Aviation Administration (FAA) Administrator Michael Whitaker testified on Boeing manufacturing and aviation safety before the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee. Several topics discussed included Boeing's implementation of safety protocols, the role of FAA inspectors, employee concerns, and workforce challenges at Boeing. Other topics dealing with aviation safety as a whole included traffic control employment challenges, airport modernization, and airport safety and delays.
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Boeing CEO Testifies on Safety Issues
2 hours, 0 minuteBoeing CEO Dave Calhoun apologized to families of Boeing Lion Air Flight 610 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crash victims during his testimony before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations following a series of safety issues at his company, including an incident in January when a door plug blew off a 737 MAX 9 jet mid-flight. Mr. Calhoun was joined by Boeing's Chief Engineer Howard McKenzie as they answered questions on accountability at Boeing, whistleblower complaints and retaliation, and plans to restore a culture of safety at Boeing. Hours before the hearing began, an additional whistleblower who serves as a quality assurance inspector alleged that Boeing likely installed nonconforming parts in airplanes.
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Hearing on Water Scarcity & Climate Change
1 hour, 34 minutesThe Senate Budget Committee held a hearing on the impact of water scarcity caused by climate change. Witnesses consisted of water professionals from the Western states of California, New Mexico, and Oregon, who testified about the droughts in their regions, as well as professors from Iowa State University and the University of Colorado Boulder. According to Adel Hagekhalil, general manager and CEO of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, his state experienced "unprecedented" swings in precipitation, saying 2019 and 2023 were "very wet," but 2020-22 was the driest period on record in California.
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Hearing on Roadway Safety
1 hour, 43 minutesTransportation policy advocates and local officials testified on roadway safety before the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation subcommittee. Several topics were addressed, including roadway fatalities, infrastructure needs, transportation safety challenges for urban and rural communities, and pedestrian safety measures. Also discussed were the integration of autonomous vehicles and the role technology plays in roadway safety.
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FAA Administrator Testifies on Boeing Manufacturing Oversight
1 hour, 49 minutesFederal Aviation Administration (FAA) Administrator Michael Whitaker testified on Boeing manufacturing and aviation safety before the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee. Several topics discussed included Boeing's implementation of safety protocols, the role of FAA inspectors, employee concerns, and workforce challenges at Boeing. Other topics dealing with aviation safety as a whole included traffic control employment challenges, airport modernization, and airport safety and delays.
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Boeing CEO Testifies on Safety Issues
2 hours, 1 minuteBoeing CEO Dave Calhoun apologized to families of Boeing Lion Air Flight 610 and Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crash victims during his testimony before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations following a series of safety issues at his company, including an incident in January when a door plug blew off a 737 MAX 9 jet mid-flight. Mr. Calhoun was joined by Boeing's Chief Engineer Howard McKenzie as they answered questions on accountability at Boeing, whistleblower complaints and retaliation, and plans to restore a culture of safety at Boeing. Hours before the hearing began, an additional whistleblower who serves as a quality assurance inspector alleged that Boeing likely installed nonconforming parts in airplanes.
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Hearing on Water Scarcity & Climate Change
1 hour, 35 minutesThe Senate Budget Committee held a hearing on the impact of water scarcity caused by climate change. Witnesses consisted of water professionals from the Western states of California, New Mexico, and Oregon, who testified about the droughts in their regions, as well as professors from Iowa State University and the University of Colorado Boulder. According to Adel Hagekhalil, general manager and CEO of the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California, his state experienced "unprecedented" swings in precipitation, saying 2019 and 2023 were "very wet," but 2020-22 was the driest period on record in California.
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Hearing on Roadway Safety
1 hour, 44 minutesTransportation policy advocates and local officials testified on roadway safety before the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation subcommittee. Several topics were addressed, including roadway fatalities, infrastructure needs, transportation safety challenges for urban and rural communities, and pedestrian safety measures. Also discussed were the integration of autonomous vehicles and the role technology plays in roadway safety.
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FAA Administrator Testifies on Boeing Manufacturing Oversight
1 hour, 52 minutesFederal Aviation Administration (FAA) Administrator Michael Whitaker testified on Boeing manufacturing and aviation safety before the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee. Several topics discussed included Boeing's implementation of safety protocols, the role of FAA inspectors, employee concerns, and workforce challenges at Boeing. Other topics dealing with aviation safety as a whole included traffic control employment challenges, airport modernization, and airport safety and delays.
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World Bank Economists Discuss Economic Growth in Latin America & the Caribbean - Part 2
42 minutesWorld Bank economists joined others to discuss competition and economic growth for Latin America and the Caribbean at an event hosted by World Bank the Atlantic Council in Washington, DC. Topics included how economic power translates to political power, industrial regulations, and how collaboration can boost overall competitiveness of Latin American countries.