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The Port of San Diego approved the group 1HWY1 (which includes Protea) to redevelop Seaport Village in 2016, but plans had to be changed after studying underground sewers and fault lines.The plans still call for a hotel, spire, aquarium, acres of open space, but also a tech hub for the blue economy and a 2,500-seat event center. The famous carousel will also stay, said Yehudi Gaffen, one of the developers.Construction is still about four to six years away. Meanwhile, Seaport Village has about a dozen empty storefronts. The Port says it is working to fill them as soon as possible. 596

The plane was a Q400, a Bombardier turboprop plane, one of about 40 the airline has in its fleet.Within minutes of the plane's takeoff, the military scrambled two armed F-15 jets from Oregon to follow it, according to local and airline authorities and two sources with knowledge of the situation. They pursued the aircraft before it went down on Ketron Island, between Tacoma and Olympia."NORAD fighters did not fire upon the aircraft," North American Aerospace Defense Command said Saturday morning in a news release. The jets' capability was appropriate to the potential task, one of the sources said, without offering details.F-15 "pilots kept plane out of harms way and people on ground safe," the sheriff's office tweeted. The jets were not involved in the crash, it said.The cause of the crash wasn't immediately known, but the F-15s did not bring the plane down, Eckrote said. 883

The pilot's mother Sangeeta Suneja, herself a senior commercial manager with Air India, told CNN after a family briefing Tuesday that her son was "a sunny boy. He was loved by everybody in his company."She says her son, Capt. Bhavye Suneja told her there was no updated training simulation session when Lion Air started using the new aircraft."They said it was not required... When the transition happened, he said, 'Mama, I'm going to fly the MAX.' I said, 'How can you do that (when) you don't have (a) simulator session?' He said, 'We don't need to.'"Coming from an aviation family, she said that Suneja's sister wanted to follow in his footsteps, but that the fatal accident had shaken her faith in the technology."Even my daughter wants to be a pilot. She was so inspired by him she also wants to be a pilot," she said."Now I have apprehensions. I don't know. How safe it is. The trust in the machine is shaky now."She added that air safety regulation across the world needed to be re-established to reaffirm people's trust in air travel."Whenever they (present new aircraft) to the market, where the life of the people is at stake, the regulators must re-establish three, or five, levels of crosscheck... Someone should have questioned this." 1248

The president tweeted: “Look how things have turned around on the Criminal Deep State. They go after Phony Collusion with Russia, a made up Scam, and end up getting caught in a major SPY scandal the likes of which this country may never have seen before! What goes around, comes around!” 287

The islands in that area are mostly tiny slices of sand and gravel sitting on top of a submerged, extinct volcano."Our understanding is that these islands are formed as sea level falls," Fletcher said. "Sea levels are rising right now so the fundamental basis for forming these islands no longer exists."Fletcher says East Island may remain underwater partly due to climate change."Sea level is rising around the world, these low sandy islands become more and more vulnerable as the ocean rises," he said. "If the ocean was rising very slowly, there's the potential that these islands could adapt, but rapid sea level rise, as is happening due to global warming, puts these islands out of equilibrium."Hurricane Walaka was a powerful Category 5 storm with winds in excess of 157 mph. It was one of several big storms to barrel through the Pacific this year. Fletcher says warmer weather and warmer water have a lot to do with why storms are getting stronger. And it's likely we'll see other islands going underwater, too."The probability of something like this happening has risen and will continue to rise as we warm the ocean and atmosphere," he said.The Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument's website states there is a marine debris team working in the area that will stop at French Frigate Shoals and conduct a "preliminary assessment of the damage and impacts to wildlife." 1384

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