>> it's a dreary december morning in 1960 when twa and united have another catastrophic incident, this time over new york city. 10:25 a.m. air traffic control alters the route of united flight a-26, a dc-8, shaving 11 miles off its path to new york's laguardia airport. 10:30 a.m., united is at 14,000 feet and clear to descend to 5,000. at the same moment, twa flight 266, a super connie like the one that crashed over the grand canyon, is heading to idyllwild airport, known now as jfk. it's coming through 8,000 feet. united is told to head to a specific navigational fix or intersection, where it's to enter a holding pattern and await further instructions, but there are problems. the plane has two navigational instruments used at the time to determine position. one of them isn't working. and the plane is also traveling more than 500 miles per hour, a speed later determined to be excessive, and the dc-8 flies past its clearance. >> i would equate it to driving down a street. if you know where you are and you know the second left turn is the turn you need to make, that's great. but if you d

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all twa -- 298 on board were killed. investigators compared various types of russian-made ground-to-air missiles with metal parts recovered from the crash site. the russian defense ministry disputes the findings, accusing the investigators of basing findings on the internet and ukrainian intelligence. thomas lowe reported earlier from moscow. reporter: these are serious findings from the dutch-led investigation team and russia has hit back very hard and across the board. from the ministry of defense that you cited, they also said they've never sent weapons over the border into east ukraine that's something they've said for a long time. they said that includes the buk missiles they point-blank denied that from the foreign ministry. they slam what they call a political and biased investigation. they questioned why russia wasn't part of the investigation team whilst ukraine was and also asked why some of the data that we've put forward, why hasn't that been taken into account? the investigation team did take some of that da

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live in dorchester, jess yes, sir, fox25 morning news twa more than than six months ago that a car slammed into a pizza place killing two people and leaving several others hurt, and now the driver of that car is facing criminal charges. fox25's catherine parrotta is live in newton this morning and catherine, that restaurant is still boarded up. >> yeah, it is still boarded up and you can still see flowers on the sidewalk as well. what you may be added to the walk in an evident to keep something like this happening again. and six month ago when this deadly crash happened and now we are learning the driver is facing serious charges. >> it was primary day and we voted and we came here to get a pizza. >> reporter: march 1 started off as an ordinary night for tone hey wilson and his >> not like you saw a car. just that the place exploded. >> reporter: the driver of that car was bradford casler. he was driving on newton and crossed washington street hitting several cars before crashing into sweet tomatoes restaurant. >> the fatalities around us. there was a fatality laying on top of me. my fianc

then in the second quarter, it 'twas up 1.7%. earnings, got killed last year. they made half of what they did in 2014. in the first hof rebound with its earnings per share up 55% year-over-year. one more very important thing. both las vegas sands and wynn resorts have opened new casinos in macau just as the macau gambling market started coming back to life. this past tuesday, lvs opened the parisian macau. it's a 3,000 room hotel and opened the 1,700 room wynn palace on the cotai strip. that's macau's new tourist hub. at this point, it's unclear how much these new casinos are going to cannibalize their existing ones, but these openings were very well timed. wynn is more focused on appealing to high rollers. i mention this because the 87-year-old billionaire who owns galaxy entertainment says this is too early to call this a recovery. las vegas sands is the best way to trade macau. on the other hand, though, wynn is currently generating better numbers. i prefer to take my cue from them. wynn is cheaper. las vegas sands is 24 times. to be sure, i don't want to le

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police say juanita davila and twa- ma-llama scanlan were shot in the head and neck by year veteran on the force.. and a mother of 2. scanlan is the father of 6.. and has worked in corrections for 17 years. these are very hard-working people who dedicate themselves to protecting and serving this community. for them to be ambushed like this in the course of their jobs is just unacceptable." members of the police and the fresno community are waiting both in and outs the clock showing support for the officers until they are cleared to go home. in world news now the catholic church now has a new saint. on sunday -- pope francis formally declares mother teresa a saint. diaz says: "...she is a great example. someone i think that people know as a real person not someone who lived 500 years ago or 2,000 years ago but someone who lived in our own time. someone who traveled in our country. who people met, understood." tens of pilgrims gathered in st. peter's square to witness the canonization of mother teresa who will now be known as saint teresa of calcutta. she died just 19 years ago. to celeb

america is, the immigrants that came here from the beginning of time, whether they came with the twa or the mayflower whether they were refugees like the holocaust refugees or immigrants who wanted to come here sleep engine seeking a better life. everybody wanted the dream, everybody wanted to be a part of this great nation, me included. the early immigrants that came here, including me who came here 27 years ago, when i came here, i wanted so much to be an american. as a matter of fact, i wanted to be an american because i used to watch television as i was a teenager sitting in a bomb shelter underground in a seven by seven room 8 feet underground and we would watch television on the black-and-white television operated with a car battery because we didn't have electricity. for those of you who are not familiar with my background, who just came to this conference, i am a war survivor in lebanon who lived for seven years of my life underground from the age of ten until 17, hiding, trying to survive from the attacks of radical islam who was trying to distress. i would watch american pr

juanita davila and twa-ma-llama scanlan were shot in the head and neck by an ex-convict.. davila is an 18- year veteran on the force.. and a mother of two... scanlan is the father of 6.. and has worked in corrections for 17 years. these are very hard-working people who dedicate themselves to protecting and serving this them to be ambushed like this in the course of their jobs is just unacceptable." members of the police.. and the fresno community.. surround the two officers day and night.. waiting both in and outside the hospital.. showing support for the officers.. until they are cleared to go home. 19 years after her death.. mother teresa has officially been declared a saint. known as the saint of the her life to helping the poor. thousands of people attended the mass.. including 15- hundred homeless people. to become a saint.. the church verified that saint teresa completed two miracles.. including curing both an indian woman and a brazilian man of their tumors. though some doctors are skeptical. to celebrate the canonization.. the pope threw a pizza party. the tasty tr

a september 'twas dig lives on -- a tradition lives on. the phantom gourmet's annual food festival. we have a preview. take a look. >> reporter: boston's most delicious block party is back with more food and fun than ever before. >> this is the best day of the year. >> are you ready to party? . >> reporter: this afternoon, the phantom gourmet food festival 10,000 hungry boston whereins come to sample dishes. the eating options are as varied as they are tasty. including chinese chicken wings from the calhoun, thin crust pizza, chicken pie, burgers, clam chowder and the sausage guy. >> sausages. >> reporter: we're also sampling sweet potato fries, pulled pork, cream puffs, mac and cheese, plus live musical performances, dance contests and special events inside the restaurants and clubs along lands down street. the phantom gourmet food festival is today noon to 4:00 p.m. next to fenway park. wearing purple isn't required by recommended. watch phantom gourmet saturday and sunday. >>> it is 7:27 right now. ahead in our next half hour, an update on this morning's big breaking stories. pol

why am i twas brutally honest about his experience. >> who am i? why am i here? >> mitt romney's definition of a dollar looked a little different than hours. >> $10,000 bet? >> reporter: donald trump crossed a line with tmi. >> look at those hands. are they small hands? and he referred to my hands, if they're small, something else must be small. i guarantee you there's no problem. i guarantee it. >> reporter: president obama threw some shade. >> yes, how how the national debt permanently affected -- >> the word oops forever immortalized in debate history. >> education and the -- what's the third one there? let's see -- i can't. the third one, i can't, sorry. oops. >> likabilities were settled. >> i don't think i'm that bad. >> you're likable enough. >> thank you. >> reporter: shouting matches ensued. i'm speaking. >> reporter: and lloyd benson dropped the mic on dan quail. >> senator, you're no jack kennedy. >> reporter: clearly, clinton and trump have tough acts to follow, but that hasn't stopped either from leaving their unique stamp on president equal election

one tower. >> it looks like a movie frankly and it combined the horror of the twa flight 800 bombing and the mura federal building because both of the incidents coming together in the most horrific way. >> right now, i aguess everyone is up, it is 7:15 in the west but for those of you just joining us at 8:42 an american airlines flight from boston to l.a.x. was crashed into one of the world trade center building and 15 minutes later another plane hit the other one and that has now collapsed and within an hour of that the pentagon was hit now we are told by a plane, an untold number of casualties there. president bush is on the air. he was in florida at the time saying this was a terrorist attack. everyone now believes that, carefully coordinated from the air and the consequences in terms of human loss and the effect on this country are still to be determined. >> we want to go to kathleen with nyu downtown hospital. they've been treating some of the injured. kathleen, can you hear me. >> yes, i can. >> can you tell me about the people you are seeing and the numbers of people you are s

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