making news in america this morning, runway inferno. a plane packed with passengers going up in flames only seconds away from taking off. overnight, the passengers talking about the terrifying ordeal and the captain credited with saving lives. exclusive interview. hillary clinton sitting down with david muir. what she's saying about the e-mail investigation, donald trump and the moment that nearly brought her to tears. frantic call. a woman dials 911 begging to be saved from her own sons. >> my children are trying to kill me. >> how the parents were able to get away. >> and a new era in late night laughs. stephen colbert's first show after taking over david letterman with some big-time guests.

well, good wednesday morning. we begin with that scary scene at an american airport. a jumbo jet catching fire moments before takeoff. >> overnight witnesses posting incredible pictures on social media, flames and smoke billowing from the jumbo jet. travelers on the plane and in the airport watching it all unfold. inferno on the runway. >> mayday, mayday, 2276 request fire services. >> 2276 fire services on the way. >> thick black smoke rising from the wing of a 777 in las vegas. the british air ways plane bound for london packed with passengers and moments away from takeoff. the left engine bursting into flames. >> we could smell the flame and actually looked on the left-hand side of the window and could see black smoke. >> travelers capturing incredible images. one showing the blaze from a passenger's view on another

plane. the engine clearly on fire, smoke engulfing most of the jumbo jet's fuselage. >> i wanted to get off the lien and just be alive. >> overnight they're describing scenes of panic. one says there was a lot of screaming as flames filled the cabin. the crew pulled the emergency slides and all 157 passengers and 13 crew mens making it off safely. >> had to jump down and see the flames and smoke and that's when it hit me, pretty scary. >> one passenger crediting the captain for his quick thinking ordering everyone off the plane. >> if he hasn't have done what he did, i think there would have been a number of fatalities today. >> this morning the faa says the plane experienced engine failure. as the investigation into why it happened gets under way. right now we're told 14 people were sent to the hospital. authorities are saying those injuries were minor. well now to that exclusive interview with hillary clinton. the democratic front-runner apologizing for the first time over her private e-mails. >> she sat down with abc's david

muir and answered a wide range of questions with more now we're joined by abc's bazi kanani in washington. bazi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis, good morning, reena. hillary clinton says she should have done way better job of answering questions earlier about her use of a private e-mail account while secretary of state but she insists it was just a mistake. for the first time an apology from hillary clinton for using a private e-mail account for government business. >> that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with abc's david muir, clinton stressed there is no criminal investigation into her e-mail use and said she wants to testify before congress about it. >> i did not send or receive any information that was marked classified at the time. >> reporter: the democratic front-runner facing possible competition from joe biden said he deserves to test the waters and criticized republican front-runner donald trump for his showmanship. >> he won't tell you how he

would do anything. >> reporter: then an emotional moment when talking about her late mother. >> and she told me every day you've got to get up and fight for what you believe in no matter how hard it is. i'm going to fight for all the people like my mother who need somebody in their corner and they need a leader who cares about them again. >> reporter: on the republican side a humorous exchange for jeb bush appearing on stephen colbert's debut as host of "the late show". >> i've been using it since 1994. it connotes excitement. it connotes. >> reporter: donald trump also tries humor in his latest attack on bush on instagram. >> need some low energy? >> hsa in some companies, some companies don't but i think the norm ought to be -- >> jeb. >> reporter: now donald trump and hillary clinton will both be here in d.c. today to speak about the iran nuclear deal. clinton will explain her support for it while trump will rally against it.

reena, kendis. >> we'll be watching for that. bazi kanani live in washington, thanks so much. and one more note from washington, where president obama has secured enough votes to avoid an embarrassing veto on the iran nuclear deal as congress returned from summer recess, four more democrats announced their support for the agreement blocking republicans from passing a resolution of disapproval. that said, donald trump and ted cruz will attend a rally on clal today organized by the tea party to voice opposition to the deal. >> the county clerk in kentucky who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples is out of jail. the judge gave kim davis an order that she is not to interfere with deputy clerks in her office while granting marriage licenses. her lawyer refused to say whether she would defy the courts again. she had cheering supporters along with mike huckabee, presidential candidate. >> i just want to give god the glory. his people have rallied and you are a strong people. >> the courage of her

convictions was more important than simply even her own freedom. >> davis won't return to the office until friday or monday. overseas now, some new developments overnight in the deadly bombing in bangkok. a key suspect has admitted to meeting someone and handing them a backpack with a bomb. the suspect has not been charged but police say he's part of the network that carried out the bombing that killed 20 people last month. new concerns about the flood of refugees from the middle east heading for europe. in hungary more chaos erupted at the borders as refugees broke through police lines for the second time this week. u.n. officials say hungary will need international help with 42,000 more asylum seekers expected to enter the country in the next ten days. australia said it will accept 12,000 syrian refugees. it's also joining coalition air strikes against isis in syria. >> united airlines, a focus of a

growing scandal this morning. the ceo and two other airline officials have resigned amid a corruption investigation. they're being investigated for allegedly giving preferential treatment to the former chairman of the new york and new jersey port authority which operates the airports in the new york city area. at issue is whether the airlines started a dedicated nonstop route to south carolina where the port authority chairman had a vacation home. just to win favor with him in negotiations. united says it's cooperating with the investigation. well, some extreme weather rolling across the nation. you see the storm system right there. stretching from texas all the way to the midwest. some locally heavy downpours in texas and arkansas could bring up to 2 inches of rain to some areas. and it will be a scorcher and humid days in the northeast, in the 90s again today in philly, d.c., boston and hartford. west coast, triple-digit temperatures. 101 in burbank and 104 in sacramento.

that's hot. >> but it's a dry heat. still ahead, google getting into the grocery delivery game. due this morning, disturbing 911 calls. a parent's plea for help as their sons allegedly try to kill them. plus, serena versus venus, siblings square off at the u.s. open. one of them going for a historic grand slam bid.

well, parents are scrambling in seattle as teachers announce they're striking on the first day of school. last-minute contract negotiations broke down over pay, evaluations and other issues. teachers and support staff will be on the picket lines instead of in the classroom.

53,000 students attend class in the seattle district. also on the west coast, apple making its big annual product reveal today. it's an upgrade year for the iphone so we'll see improvements on the iphone 6s and maybe 5c as well. there's expected to be news about apple tv. an upgrade to its set-top box. new ipad models may be announced as well as enhancement foss the personal assistant siri. the u.s. markets open higher this morning after investors came back from the long weekend with a bang. the dow jones industrial average had its second best day of the year. up 390 points. nasdaq rose 128. s&p also had its second best day of the year up 48. investors are pts as worried about china's economy now and this morning, asian markets also reallied with the nikkei surging 7%. exciting news. google about to start testing a fresh grocery delivery service, the trial will begin in two cities including san francisco.

this is all challenging amazon fresh, and other delivery services, an expansion of google express which already delivers merchandise including nonper irishable groceries. costco and whole foods are part of google's deal. >> oh. so do i have to cancel my costco membership. >> that and you need a lot more money to get your stuff at whole foods. >> okay. when we come back, spygate to deflategate, an explosion report accusing the patriots cheating of being far worse than thought. close encounter. a kayaker caught in the middle of a killer whale pod. you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. a mouthbreather! how can anyone sleep like that? well, just put on a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose

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>> please send someone to my house, my children are trying to kill me. >> okay, how did they try to kill you ma'am. >> they're trying to strangle us and shoot us and they put xanax in our food and they thought we were asleep they tried to attack us. >> incredible. well, police found both badly beaten. the dad stabbed and covered in blood still in the hospital. their sons in jail. the parents say they have no idea why they were attacked. and police in arizona are investigating two more shootings on a busy interstate in the phoenix area. as many as nine shootings have now been reported along interstate 10 in the last ten days. there's been one reported injury, a girl who was cut by shattered glass. the reward for information in the case now $20,000. the minnesota dentist who killed cecil the lion has returned to work after weeks away. dr. walter palmer walked silently into his small dental practice passing a handful of protesting calling for him to be

sent back to zimbabwe to face trial but that, however, does not appear likely. the government pursuit of the dentist has cooled off amid fears it could hamper a hunting industry that has proven lucrative for that country. new details about two high school football pla their assis coaches is on paid leave for allegedly suggesting the players retaliate against the ref for bad calls. police say it will take at least a week to complete their investigation. all right, controversy with their super bowl title defense starting tomorrow night the new england patriots are trying to concentrate on playing football as some explosive allegations come to light. a report from espn says new england's so-called spygate scandal was actually a lot worse than first believed. the controversy centered on the patriots secret videotaping other teams' hand signals.

it claims bill belichick admitted taping signals at more than 40 games. the punishment nfl commissioner roger goodell insisted on for deflategate was a makeup for lenient treatment in the past. the big event last night in new york, the williams sisters facing off at the u.s. open. >> a good show and sports highlights from our guys at espn. >> we're the verrett/everett brothers. >> venus and serena meeting once again at the u.s. open. met four types previously there and once again at flushing meadows on tuesday night, quarterfinals of this year's u.s. open. serena williams took the first set, venus williams bounced back and took the second set. went three. in the end little sister over big sister, serena companies continues her march to be the first player since steffi graf in 1988 to complete the calendar grand slam, wins 6-2, 1-6, 6-3

over venus. >> see that pained look venus had. the nationals will have the same look on their face when this is over. >> they didn't win. >> boy, you sure thought they would. they went up 7-1 on matt harvey. yoenis -- it's not a scespedes for the rest of us. just an error for you. didn't get in front of the ball. 7-1. but now, the mets got six walks in one inning, scored six runs with two outs to tie the game at seven and then in eighth, kirk nieuwenhuis -- pinch hit. 8-7. see matt harvey. may be off the hook. wait, now there's trouble. no, there's not. there's no trouble. david wright turns the double play. nieuwenhuis is the hero and the mets come back. you know what, that might be the fork in the nats after giving up this one, six back. >> hard one to bounce back from.

>> that read of mine, i agree. >> double play. that's what they call that. >> toast technical terps. a lot of celebrities at the serena/venus -- >> what a great game. >> oprah was there. in "the pulse," kolber goes late night. first show after taking over for letterman. another kid trapped in a toy machine. how it started with a double dare.

♪ time now for "the pulse" and start with the premiere of stephen colbert's new "late show." george clooney was his first guest. >> he offered him a late wedding gift, a tiffany paper weight with the words i don't know you. then the tough questioning started. >> what is it like to be the arm candy in a relationship? she's the very serious person. >> yes.

>> she must just say like we're going to meet some extremely intelligence people tonight. >> smart people. >> these are not show folk, please. >> don't talk. >> more this, less of that, exactly. just be shiny. >> shiny and pretty. that's mostly what i do. >> by the way, republican presidential contender jeb bush was also there. he talked about restoring civility to the politics and he criticized his brother, the former president, of course, for not doing enough to rein in spending during his time in office. >> funny. how many types do you check your smartphone. the average person does it dozens of types a day. a third check their phones between 25 to 50 times and one in six more than 50 times a day. >> okay, get this. one in ten takes a look at the device within five minutes of waking up and not just to turn off the alarm. for economillennials it's close half. >> like a nervous tick. you can't stop doing it.

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>> ♪ >> good morning, i'm tamala edwards. it is wednesday, september 9th and here's what we've got coming you and on the show. tickets for the papal events on the ben franklin parkway will be released today. we'll have a live report later in the show. a robbery suspect was shot dead in delaware county. why police say this was a case of turn about. he chose the wrong person to try to rob. and plain goes up in flames on a runway at the las vegas airport. we're now hearing some of the calls that came into air traffic control. and heat wave number six is expected today. david will have details in your accuweather forecast. "action news" is up next. inallye new ladies of "the view" taking the stage as the season kicks off. season 19. >> yeah, this time we have some familiar faces mixed in with plenty of new ones.

among them an original from the first show back in 1997. more now from wabc's reporter sandy kenyon. >> we have new operatives about to go live. i need to know are you ready. >> calm down, mr. president. we're back. >> reporter: joy behar is back so "the view" can move forward. one of the show's original panelists was enjoying the summer in the hamptons when she got the call. >> i'm leap to be back. when i saw my husband sleeping this morning when i was getting dressed to come here i said what did i do? what did i do? >> reporter: behah is the last linked of the panel formed by barbara walters in 1997. she was there on day one. >> my name is josephina. >> reporter: co-hosts came and went on "the view" with moderator whoopi goldberg left to provide stability. >> all kinds of things go on around you. you just kind of keep your head above water and keep swimming.

>> reporter: whoopi told me it was joy behar who originally recommended she be hired here. so their reunion was bound to be happy. michelle collins and raven-symone have already been introduced. paula faris from "good morning america" becomes a regular and so does actress candace cameron bure as a conservative the former star of "full house" there to provide balance and, in fact, the chance to talk politics is one reason joy decided to return. >> i think that trump being in the race and hillary and another bush, you know, come on. it's too good. >> reporter: politics is part of this show's dna. >> i always see "the view" as a volleyball game. it's not a golf game. back and forth, the ball and then -- feels comfortable for me. >> and that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great wednesday.

>> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> good morning. we're following a developing story here on this wednesday september 9th. >> a man who tried to rob a home in delaware county ends up getting shot and killed. >> a british airways jet catches fire on a las vegas runway. this morning we're hearing the mayday calls that came in from the cockpit. >> and you have two more chances today to get tickets to see pope francis during his visit to philadelphia. we'll tell you you how to get them. >> good morning, it's 4:30. let's go to meteorologist, david murphy. okay, enough with the hot weather. [laughter] >> yeah. >> karen rogers has a look at your traffic. >> it's never eno