February 6, 2015
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Former “NBC Nightly News” anchor Tom Brokaw pushed back Friday against reports that he wants his embattled successor, Brian Williams, to be fired for falsely claiming to have been aboard a helicopter that came under rocket-propelled grenade fire in Iraq.
“I have neither demanded nor suggested Brian be fired,” Brokaw said in an email to The Huffington Post. “His future is up to Brian and NBC News executives.”
NBC News President Deborah Turness told staff in an email Friday afternoon that she and Williams had addressed the “Nightly News” team the previous night and a larger group of colleagues that morning.
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Tom Brokaw denied reports Friday that he thinks his successor, Brian Williams, should be fired. Photo: Diane Bondareff | ASSOCIATED PRESS
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May 14, 2014
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Human Interest
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It’s been a big week for TV. NBC, ABC, FOX, CBS and The CW all announced which shows are canceled and which shows will return for another season. The jury’s still out on a few series — ahem, “Parenthood” — but here’s an updated list of what’s gotten the ax and what’s been renewed on the broadcast networks. We’ll update this post as more news comes in, so stay tuned.
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Your Guide To Which TV Shows Have Been Canceled And Renewed | Ron Tom via Getty Images
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August 25, 2013
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Technical
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The Air Force is looking for a few good drone pilots, but not enough are lining up to fill those spots, claims a new report from an Air Force pilot who researches recruitment issues. One reason is trouble with the selection and training problems. But the other reason: Young pilots who join the military see the drone track as a dead-end career.
Colonel Brad Hoagland, who’s spent 23 years in the Air Force, took year-long break to study the system from the outside as part of a fellowship at the Brookings Institution. Hoagland went back to flying C-130s this summer, but in a newly released report — the result of his year-long study — he explains a few reasons why top brass in the Air Force need to give their Remotely Piloted Aircraft program a closer look.
The Air Force’s drone program has been growing quickly — it’s staffed by a little over 1,300 pilots as of this year, and is due to take in about 350 new pilots by 2017. “We’ve been building the platform faster than we can fill them with operators,” Hoagland previously told NBC News.
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