will be the last but if viewers still love him, they are developing another story for him. that is it for today. have a great week and a happy enhancing thanksgiving and we'll see you next fox news sunday. e. >> a fox scare in the sky over new york city, a plane making a landing, at this moment delta flight 30 is on the ground and we're told the passengers are safe. we first reported here on fox, fire officials were amassing along a runway waiting for that plane to arrive and reports said it had some kind of engine trouble, possibly a fire and we know the f.a.a. in the past two minutes telling

the boeing 67 like the one on the screen was on the way to moscow, pilots said they lost the left engine shortly after take off. in fact there was no fire on board, that's good news, but pilots had to dump a whole lot of fuel to land and still getting information what went wrong and we don't know yet, but the 193 passengers on board are okay. we're all over the story and we'll bring you updates as soon as they come into our news room and also developing on the fox report. the head of the transportation security administration issuing a statement late this afternoon on airport security. it seems to be a change in tone from what john pistole said about security, there's been wide outcry over the tsa screening measures. body screeners that can see through the clothing and pat downs and many call invasive and they want them scaled back. take a listen this morning when he was asked about

changing the procedures. and i'm very an i tuned, given all the concerns that have been raised to answer the question directly, no, we're not changing the policies, because of that, because of the risks that are-- have been identified because of the current threat. >> all right. so that was a few hours ago, now, a short time pistole issued a new statement, saying the policies are being refined. what does that mean in malini wilkes is in washington to explain, hi. >> hi, harris. >> as you heard this morning on one of the sunday shows, tsa says the agency is not changing the policies of new screening techniques, there's a continuing threat, but later saushd a statement indicating he's not slamming the door on security in the future. saying, quote, we are constantly evaluating and adapting our security measures. this has always been viewed as an evolving program that will be adapted as conditions warrant. but he suggested that we

probably won't see any changes during the holidays or anytime soon. in a statement he goes on to point out that the underwear bomber tried to strike less than a year ago. and terrorists targeted cargo planes less than a month ago and passengers know, if you do not put up the regular metal detectors you won't be on the body scanners or pat downs some are calling a groping. we should focus on improved intelligence and documents and using body scanning machines that reveal less of your figure. they say the tsa is not being proactive. it's treating everyone like a criminal is an inefficient use of resources. >> touching people's junk and the way they're doing it right now doesn't address some of the threats i've heard about. you've got terrorists who now are surgically implanting explosives. you've got them using body cavities. i can give you the instances.

you've got them looking at using cargo planes to explode over our city. >> on the sunday programs, a couple of house lawmakers say there will be hearings on this. >> on with the america's news headquarters. and you gave travelers information to use malini. to keep the scanners to going out. take the cell phones out of your pocket and pins out of your hair and good, fresh information to ellyse maybe avoid being asked between a scanner and patdowns. >> absolutely, makes everything go quicker, harris. >> thank you. look, we'll stay on it and follow the latest developments on u.s. airport security. as pistole said it's continuing to change and a huge issue, especially as millions of americans prepare to take to the skies this thanksgiving week. now, also, on the fox report tonig tonight. two murder mysteries leading investigators at a complete loss. the killer still on the loose.

today, saying goodbye to a hollywood publicist gunned down in cold blood, while in florida a search for clues after police found a mom and three young children murdered in their own home. >> i really don't believe it. i'm not going to see those little girls running around up and down the street anymore. >> and it's the day earn m p shoers dream of all year long and businesses count on big dollar signs. >> we are the first people in line. it's kind of exciting. >> but could this year's black friday leave anyone with a 401(k) seeing more green? tonight, what the start of the holiday shopping season could mean for your bottom line. chairman of the joint chiefs of staffs, michael mullen saying he's concerned about al-qaeda and yemen's new strategy, threatening to send more inexpensive mail bombs to get past the multi-billion dollar security system. al-qaeda's goal now not to kill as many people as possible, but cause the

economy to hemorrhage money and saying it's a sign of al-qaeda's evolving strategy. >> i give credit to a lot of people to, at this point in time, that they haven't been able to pull something like this off. because it's a very serious threat and i believe what they're saying. they've grown, it's dangerous and a place we need to focus. >> al-qaeda and yemen led by the radical cleric, al-awlaki and linked to attacks including the fort hood massacre and the attempted christmas day bombing. and the taliban promising to keep up the fight in afghanistan and force n.a.t.o. to draw before the 2014 deadline and plan to do it making it impossible for a stable government to take hold there. connor powell from kabul. the taliban are publicly mocking the u.s. plan to hand over security to afghan forces by the end of 2014. today in a statement, a taliban spokesman described

the plan as irrational and an inzoo of failure and demanded all u.s. and international troops out of afghanistan immediately, and promised further bloodshed to international troops stayed. the current u.s. strategy focuses on building up the afghan security forces so they can handle security responsibility with a goal of handing over responsible by 2014. the taliban are trying to prevent the afghan government from standing up and taking over and u.s. foreclosures say they're making progress, clearing out the taliban from key areas like kandahar and hellman, but the process of installing the afghan government is going much, much slower than western officials thought. u.s. troops clear, u.s. troops hold and wait for afghan government officials to arrive and take over. without a credible afghan government to take over responsibility and handle security, the taliban will likely be able to continue their reign of terror and violence across afghanistan making any transfer of power

in 2014 difficult if not impossible. harris? >> great work as always, connor powell, thank you. more news in the fight against the taliban. now, pakistani intelligence officials saying suspected u.s. missile strikes killed six people in north wazirist waziristan. that's a lawless region on the border with afghanistan. this is part of a stepped up campaign to root out militants in afghanistan. and an unofficial tally in pakistan putting the number at 100. twice the number of attacks last year and the u.s. government refusing to publicly acknowledge the operations there. now, getting back to our country. a new study threatening the most dangerous cities in the u.s. in 2009. number one, st. louis the gateway to the west, wonderful 2070 violent crime per 100,000 residents and compared to 429. the cq press, detroit, flint,

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the ranger stopped the suspect near a popular hiking trail and for some reason turned violent. they draw their guns and brody young called for help and he got it. they rushed him into surgery and we're told he's in critical, but stable condition. they recovered the suspect's car, rifle, backpack and a bloody t-shirt and believe he may have been wounded in the gun fight. investigators are not releasing the name of the suspect, but he does not have an extensive criminal background. we'll bring you updates as we get them. and we're also awaiting autopsy results tonight on a young mom and three small children who were murdered in florida. the street in front of the home where they live now reopened. police found their bodies yesterday after getting a very suspicious call and aren't ewill be rati elaborating how they were killed. it was a young single mom with

twin six-year-old girls and a three-year-old boy. and robe sue chasen, hundreds of people attending her funeral and they haven't identified any suspects in her murder, but in a statement. believing the murder is an isolated incident. chasen was behind the wheel, someone shot and killed her early tuesday morning. she was driving home from a premier party for the movie "burlesque", a trial date set now for three americans accused of spying for iran, february 6th. shane bower and josh patel still in an iranian president and the third person arrested, sar sar sarah shourd, she had not been summoned to return to appear in court. they were taken custody more than a year ago while hiking along the iraq border. an israeli military court sentencing two soldiers during

the gaza strip war. now critics say the decision is too light and last year israel sent troops to stop hamas militants from firing missiles at israeli territory. our leyland vitter is in jerusalem with more. >> hi, harris, an israeli military court made it clear that the two soldiers crossed a dark line when they made a nine-year-old palestinian boy search bags for explosives or bobble booby traps. the soldiers were given three months pro bags and busted down to the rank of sergeant for activities in 2009. the judge admonished the two for putting the man in harm's way to search for explosives during a raid in gaza city. during the war it was common for militants to hide or store their weapons in civilian homes and the soldiers said they suspected that may have

been the case when they took the boy from his mother and made him search the bags in an apartment building. the bags turned out to be harmless, but the court said using a child in that way was unacceptable and handed down the punish pt that included a suspended jail sentence that was unbecoming. the bare will be allowed to serve as commanders in their reserve units. the conviction comes as another pr blow to the is rile army earlier this year had to explain pictures posted on facebook of young soldiers humiliating palestinian detainees, and soldiers patrolling a west bank town while dancing to kesha's song "tick-tock". ♪ >> the youtube video became an internet hit that helped fuel anger among palestinian who say humiliating treatment is common by israeli soldiers.

and today the palestinian boy is the center of the incident. as for the soldiers, they say they're unfairly singled out by an israeli government under intense international pressure to crack down on soldiers behaving badly without any punishment. harris. >> harris: thank you very much. i want to clarify a number that we gave you just going in there. palestinians killed in those outbreaks of violence. 1100, 13 israelis died in the phiing. i want today make that clear. there's violence near an ivy league campus where the bullets were flying. we'll tell you where it happened. but freezing rain right before the holiday travel causing more than 300 car crashes in one place, in one night. where did this happen? we'll tell you. if there's any end in sight with pour people by rain and by the way there's a little snow mixed in, too. stay with us. ♪

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icht. >> mike: welcome back. a robbery turning deadly near the campus of an ivy league university. two hijacked a car. a mile from the university of pennsylvania. officers chased the men until they took off on foot and bullets started flying as they passed behind the library. shot and killed one man and the other arrested. more than 300 car crashes in one night. why? take a look. freezing rain coating the roads in central and southern minnesota with ice, the slick roads forcing cars to slam into one another and spin out in the ditches. one person died in the mess and dozens hurt and in some cases people were injured slipping, walking on the ice. at one point, the wait to get

an ambulance was pretty long. there was such a high demand for it. well, all that freezing rain part of a major storm system moving across parts of the country. what is next weather-wise, will it affect thanksgiving travel? meteorologist maria molina is in the weather center for us. >> harris, that's right. a lot of freezing rain and once again in southern minnesota for early monday morning. anyone heading out to work out there, definitely a concern and otherwise, pretty quiet out there, not a whole lot going on, but we do have a lot of problems and currently across the grand junction area, a lot of snow out there and to the west over parts of utah and nevada. we'll watch this area, expecting several feet of snow so definitely a concern and for the west, another pacific storm arriving and driving on i-5 will be a little tricky out there, harris. >> harris: wow, the west coast gets two, two hits in one week. >> and that's going to be

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>> retailers pulling out the stops this holiday season to get you to spends your money and now it's time for you to cash in. some malls are giving away free food and gifts for you walking in the front door. fox's heather childress has more. >> unemployment numbers still linger around 9% and for most americans, the recession is far from over, but the national retail federation says there's reason for retailers to feel hopeful this holiday and predicting sales to increase by a little over 2%. to get shoppers in the door, retailers are looking to wow consumers. >> every hour we're going to randomly select a shopper and give them a gift. >> and the gifts keep coming, from elaborate multi-media displays to carollers, cocoa and cookies. >> you'll have fresh baked cookies when you come in and the first 500 shoppers will be eligible for a complimentary treat and relax in the

rejuvination station. >> promising to rejuvenate your wallet, too, for many the black friday it sales have begun. and sears black friday now and old navy are beginning on thursday, on top of low prices prompting consumers, something making a difference is the night factor. >> they're looking at customer service to say how can we drive customer service in our stores so when you come in our store you have a great experience. >> and retailers have hoping those shoppers are in a spending mood this season and pulling out the stops. it's not all about santa, it's getting the shoppers in the stores and spending more time and hopefully more money. >> the national retail federation expects some retailers to far exceed the projected increase. if so, adds up to 447 billion dollars in sales for holiday season. in new york, heather childers, fox news. >> coming up in just a little bit. why the holiday shopping season could actually help or hurt your bottom line.

>> i'm harris falkner in tonight for julie banderas and this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. touch and go over the skies in new york city, a delta flight forced to make an emergency landing, headed for moscow when authorities say it reported engine trouble and had to turn back. nobody hurt. early reports about a fire on one of the planes wings were uncorrect. and the head of the tsa toning down remarks he made earlier today about airport security. john pistole saying earlier the new screening policies that many people say are invasive will not change. and hours later, he ka came out with a brand new statement, saying the procedures are continually being refined. police now looking for whoever killed a young mom and three small children, found murdered inside the florida home yesterday and police are not releasing their names. neighbors say the victims were a single mom, six-year-old twins and a three-year-old

boy. new fears tonight. north korea could use a once secret nuclear facility to create fuel for weapons. the u.s. unaware of the plant until a group of american scientists got a very close look. julie kirtz has more from washington. >> the team is led by an american scientist who toured the secret nuclear complex earlier this month. in a report posted online, the head of the former los alamos nuclear lab says north korea has recently completed centrifuges in a facility suitable of making bombs and describes the first glimpse as stunning. officials told him cent centrifuges were running.

and refused to detail how much the u.s. knows. >> i would say that this is something we've been concerned about for significant period of time. now, and also, penetration of the north koreans in terms of intelligence capabilities is very, very difficult. >> the fact that north korea showed a visiting american scientist the new enriched uranium appears to be a calculated move and now a new challenge for the obama administration. >> i don't think anybody in the obama administration should be surprised at this. if they are, i think it indicates they've never understood how serious the north korean threat is. >> a senior u.s. official tells fox if the report is true, it's a provocative act of defiance by the north korean government. the action is possibly timed to strengthen the communist nation as to moves to transfer power to the son of dictator kim jong-il.

>> harris: good to see you, julie, thank you. and the victims in line for the bp oil spill, have until monday to file for short-term damages and will will be offered a phenal settlement check. if they cash the check they'll sign away the right to sue the oil giant and if the long-term damages amount to more than the sment. they will be out of luck. more than 400,000 claims have been filed so far, fewer than half of those have been paid for approved for payment. two big hunting stories with two very denver outcomes and one town says no to veal. two stops on a fox trip across america. >> wisconsin, hunters in madison headed out for opening day of hunting season and kind of a rough for enforcement across the state. department of natural resources reporting four people were shot. one in serious condition, despite the incidents though, officials saying visual

conditions were excellent. and in the town of hortonville, a successful outing for a 16-year-old girl out hunting with her dad she nabbed three large deer, did it all in one hour and she knows what she wants to do with the three box. i want to get them all mounted. >> and dad says it will cost him. maybe the tax determinist will give him a deal. and raging flooding, they worked almost nonstop for eight days. >> as they get ready to christmas down the road and help rebuild their homes, and just it's a victory, a win. >> and the volunteers sleeping in tight quarters when they're not working, but used to it. eight days along the gulf

coast after hurricane katrina. massachusetts, enjoy your veal while you can. because it may be much harder to find. voters passing a resolution asking restaurants and vendors to stop serving veal due to what they call treatment of the baby cows. and the resolution not banning it entirely and one shop will continue selling it. that's a fox watch across america. all right. we're getting information now about another incident having to do with a plane and again, it's delta airlines, this time out in atlanta at hartsfield international airport. here is what we're learning so far. a plane, delta 125 taking off for lax, los angeles international. it had to turn back in atlanta a short time ago because of a reported engine failure and when it landed at heartfield, apparently it scraped its tail on the runway, but we're told everybody is okay. that's two delta flights tonight. one in new york and they landed safely at jfk, the late he is one in atlanta.

landing safely, but having a little bit of trouble as it scrapes its tail on the ground. now, engine failure is being reported in both instances. this also a boeing 767. we're going to do some reporting on this and find out more about it. that's the latest on the breaking news story and just wanted to get you that. moving on. black friday is around the corner, you know that. kicking off the shonning season. will the rush to the stars pump blood into the u.s. economy? the elusive santa claus bump. is that a dance? no. tips what to watch for in the markets, plus, one of the world's most recognizable animals here today and may be gone completely tomorrow. the national call to save the tiger. here kitty, next. ♪

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>> there's a lot going on on the fox report of the ireland now joining the ranks of greece, becoming the second european nation to accept a multi-billion dollar international bailout. ireland's prime minister announcing his country agreed to less than 140 billion dollars in emergency loans. the money will come from the national union and for weeks the government denied needing a bailout for the debt ridden banks and apparently others forced dublin into accepting it. imagine that, somebody forcing you to pay your bills. the big focus on investors this week, black friday, it's the day after thanksgiving when retailers give huge discounts and hope they're not in the red, they want to be in the black, making some money, baby. shoppers racing to find the business bargains, lining up for hours outside stores like wal-mart and target waiting to snatch up holiday gifts at the best price. will the holiday cheer spill over into the economy as a

whole, like a 401 t and everything else? patricia powell, founder of powell financial group is here. you said something when you first sat down that intrigued me. the year of the shopping comeback. >> absolutely, we've had terrible shopping for the holland for the last several years, understandably. a couple of years ago, we didn't know whether we were going to come out of it or go into depression and last year, you know, we still were struggling with very high unemployment. this year, we've now-- we're now officially in recovery, this year, yes, we have 9.36% unemployment. >> harris: you don't want to miss that. >> guess what, 139 million of us have jobs. 139 million of us have jobs and i think what's happening now, we have a wealth effect that's coming really from the stock market. we've often used that term for real estate in the past. we feel better, we've had the dow is up about 1800 points, 1800 points in the last 52 weeks.

guess what? when you get your 401(k) statement you're going to feel a lot better. >> you think that will make people spend more? >> absolutely, it has in the past, when we've felt wealthier we have in the past. >> harris: you said this year is different and we need it more than ever. >> absolutely. >> harris: about a third of the economy is made up of spending we do at stores. people are saving more. >> we're saving more, but the debt levels are down. down the last three years. >> harris: they're paying their bills. >> paying their bills and paying them 0 of so they actually, the typical consumer out there, we might infer is much stronger and can do something this year. >> harris: all right. move on just quickly. they pay their bills, we don't want everybody to get back this debt again. are more people going to spend cash? >> recent poll says 43% of us are going out there with our debit cards. this is 20% more than five years ago, what that means we're going to be buying and not ending up with a january hangover of debt. >> harris: you love that. >> i do. >> harris: you're very excited. >> i'm very excited about

this. i've often said i'm cautiously optimistic. this year throw the word caution out. i'm optimistic, a good holiday season and when we buy guess what, a job can be created. we bought something, and there's somebody on the other end that made something and we can create jobs that optimism matters. >> harris: quickly, we're at a point in the economy in your estimation where we could do something that the government hasn't been able to do, create jobs on our own? >> oh, yeah, yeah, it's all about us. it's not about the government. all the government has to do is get out of the way. if it could just get out of the way, it would be moving in my opinion, further and faster than we are now. >> harris: all right. stop by anytime. >> thank you, i'd love to come back. >> harris: nice to see you. crews in china are working to free some 29 trapped miners, 13 others escaped, as water flooded the mines and equipment is now rushed to the province to help pump out the water and the men were down in the coal mine working on ways to increase capacity. no word yet on what caused the

flood. china depends on coal for 70% of production, another mine situation, wow. family's waiting the next step in the rescue of 29 men trapped inside a mine in new zealand. a massive gas explosion there collapsed the mine on friday and now high levels of methane gas and fears of another explosion there are keeping rescuers at bay and local foreclosures say they'll send a robot in next. they can't send anybody in, not enough oxygen to see the collapsed shaft. see what the situation is. the remote controlled scout will pass the way for search teams and drilling into the mountain shaft and the condition of the miners unknown at this point. a worker is freed after being stuck in an underwater pipe. in an effort to save the wild tigers from extinction as we go around the world in 80

seconds. seconds. >> egypt, a tour bus flipping over several teams on a mountain road. passengers saying the driver was speeding when he lost control of the vehicle and the accident killing eight, injuring 40 and the most seriously hurt airlifted to cairo, 300 miles away. >> taiwan. several thousand people rallying in the capital city of taipei, many wearing costumes showing support of the national city president. demonstrators saying the president's responsibility for boosting the country's economy and encouraging phrase with china. speaking of china, a worker, stuck inside an underwater pipe finally free and the accident last thursday at an off shore construction platform. the man was working at the bottom of the pipe when a change in tidal pressure crushed the device trapping him inside. officials saying the man was not seriously hurt.

russia, 13 countries meeting at a summit in st. petersburg. how to save the world's tiger population. experts saying the big cats could become extinct in 12 years, if countries don't take action and protect their habitat. nice kitty. only about 3200 tigers remain in the wild and that's down from an estimated 100,000 a century ago. that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. well, you may expect your belt to feel like you need to loosen it up after eating your thanksgiving dinner and you may have to do some belt tightening with your wallet to afford the ingredients. this year thanksgiving could cost more than last year, we'll tell you why and one man's junk is another man's treasure. it's all thanks to that tsa search heard around the world. >> doing a grain check and place my hands on your hip and other side. slowly go up and slide down. . >> okay.

you touch my junk i'm going to have you arrested. >> harris: oh, boy, we'll tell how one entrepreneur watched that viral video is laughing all the way to the bank! junk. we'll be right back.

>> well, it is becoming the catch phrase of the season thanks to a popular viral video shot during an airport screening. one guy trying to make money after touch my junk. >> the phrase, it's okay, touch my junk and acknowledges airport security is no laughing matter, but his t-shirts are. >> it keeps us safe. you know, it doesn't matter in that case, let's just be safe as we're flying, but in some ways we're just trying to be funny. >> are you okay?

you're about to bust something you're laughing so hard. this isn't the only humorous shirt in the store. most beer and sports, and some i understand we can't show here tonight. turkey day just got more expensive. higher prices on everything from pie crust to gasoline and sugar, and everybody may need to pitch in around the table from the wallet. what's behind it all? peter doocy is here with more. >> harris, as you know, after thanksgiving dinner, people feel heavier and this week the people's wallet will be lighter and the thanksgiving dinner for ten is up 1.3% this year and that number is coming to us from the american farm bureau federation and break it down on average, pie shells up 12 cents. pump ken pie mix, up 17 cents. three-pound bag of sweet potatoes seven cents and frozen turkeys up 28%. >> wow. >> the more turkeys and chicksens we raise the more feed we need and as a result,

we raise our prices on the meat, but they've got to eat. >> so there you heard a former from upstate new york explaining because it costs them more to feed the birds it's going to cost you, the customer, more to feed your family on thursday. an economist explaining something else that's going to cost you more this week. >> the bigger problem for thanksgiving is actually the cost of getting to grandma's. the big increase that we've seen in oil prices and the cost of travel, as a result since a year ago. >> so, it looks like people are going to be giving thanks for their friends and families this week, but not for any bargains. not this year. >> just don't cook for ten people. >> my goodness. >> that's what they measured out. >> harris: i know how it is at the doocy household where i'm going to be. hey, look, if everything costs more, should people buy more, is that what they suspect is going to happen? >> we actually spoke to the former you saw there with the

turkeys and they said they've had few cancellations and it doesn't sound like people are that worried about the turkey and don't think the turkey being 20 cents more expensive per pound than last year is going to cause people to call off the holiday and worth pointing out. i've got it right here. green peas the cost down 14 cents. >> hey. stuffing costs a penny less. >> harris: satisfithat's what i going to serve, 81 pounds of green peas. >> i'm not coming to your house. >> harris: peter, great to see you. thanks. does the tournament of violent video games belong in a public library? the question is being raised. the sacramento public library, visitors can play "call of duty black ops" you may have heard, it's sold millions of copies since the release and the game has drawn controversy because of violence and realistic depiction of modern war scenes and a video game like this has no place in a

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>> yeah! >> that's what i say before every fox report. and the championships to five. you think he's fired up? you bet. clinching the lead at the homestead, miami, speedway. you go, jimmie johnson, peter is here and this came down to the wire. he did it cleanly, though. >> yeah, he had his fifth title and this might have been the most rewarding for johnson. with this victory he moves into third all time for nascar titles behind the great richard petty and dale earnhardt and he came in trailing in the standing to denny hamlin and eked out a second place finish and enough to give him the points title and congratulations to jimmie johnson, he was exuberant. that's not his personality. he is pretty buttoned up. good for jimmie johnson, five straight. >> harris: maybe he's teaching the jets how to celebrate. i'm not from new york, i'm from over in jersey and

getting a soft spot in my heart, because they pull out the winds the last second and did it again against the texans today. >> the cardiac kids. the third straight last second victory, the last two on the road in overtime and today was the most improbable of all. if you're a jets fan, same old jets meaning basically every season they're going to let you down. they were up 16 points on the fourth quarter, the texans in this one and they ended up being down by four with less than a minute left and they won. a last second touchdown pass to santonio holmes and the new york jets, i don't want to jinx them, fans will be upset if i do, they look pretty good and might be the best team in the afc. >> harris: mark sanchez hooking up with receivers several times. peter great to see you. the airs for sending a spy satellite into space and blasting off. a look now at the top stories,

two delta airline flights forced to make emergency landings in two different cities and both of them boeing 767's and we're getting word a flight bound from atlanta, bound tore lax, reported engine failure and we're told the plane scraped its tail on the runway. no debris was found, everybody is all right. a similar scare on the east coast, a delta flight out of jfk headed to moscow forced to turn back. the same model plane we told you about, reported one engine failed and dumped fuel before landing and passengers are said to be okay. and the jet landed safely. >> and on this day in 1980, 350 million people tuned into the prime time tv series dallas and finally learned the answer to the question, "who shot jr" the series dallas was a hit and sparking the trend