. >> reporter: the airbus a-330 had departed perth, australia, for malaysia. suddenly at 38,000 feet, a compressor fan blade in the left side engine fractured and broke apart spewing pieces of metal throughout the engine and causing significant damage. this photo shows the missing blade and the damage to the surrounding blades. the crew quickly shut the engine down, but the air flow caused the fan to continue spinning sending violent vibrations through the plane as it flew safely back to perth on a single engine, something all twin engine planes are designed for. >> thought we were going to go down. >> reporter: airasia says it's conducting an investigation with engine manufacturer rolls royce. engine failures are rare and usually not as serious as last october's explosion and fire on an american 767 in chicago. everybody got off safely. among the questions tonight, why did the pilot fly all the way back to perth rather than divert to a closer airfield. tom costello, washington. >>> now the unfolding triple threat gripping much of the country this evening from

then the plane shuddered during the entire trip back to perth. pilot asked them to pray twice. can you imagine the chills when they heard that? they were told to hold the "brace" position during landing. it's not clear what caused the issue with the jet's rolls royce engines. >> everyone's calm. people freak out when they don't get peanuts and beverages. >>> investigators looking into whether cell phones, cigarettes, or something else sparked a leaking fuel tanker in eastern pakistan. the death toll from the violent explosion and fire now up to at least 153 people. dozens more were injured in the inferno which happened after the tanker veered off the road when the driver lost control, and pakistani media reporting people were caught in the explosion after they rushed to collect the leaking fuel in pots. >>> rescue workers at the scene of a landslide in china's southwest szechwan providence. they've been evacuated because of risk of a new landslide. crews had been searching for survivors of saturday's deadly slide. close to 100 missing, dozens of

among the questions, why did the pilot go all the way back to perth? >>> now to the unfolding triple threat gripping much of the country from texas to california. across several states, wildfires are raging, a deadly heat wave is blanketing millions. perhaps the most serious threat may be the fires, kicking out of control as the sun goes down and the wind picks up. nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer is in the fire zone tonight. >> reporter: this is what firefighters call a recipe for disaster, fast-moving flames fanned by hot winds, torching through dry terrain. >> oh, my god, look at that. >> reporter: residents racing to evacuate late sunday. the inferno within feet of destroying an entire neighborhood. >> it's pretty scary, thinking that you know, your house could burn down. >> reporter: tonight 21 large wildfires are exploding across seven western states. the biggest and most destructive in utah where more trana dozen homes have been lasost. >> you feel so bad for the ones that have been lost already. i can't believe it. >> reporter: f

the plane shuddered during the entire trip back to perth.e also said the pilot asked them to pray twice, and they were told to hold the "brace" position during landing. not clear what caused the issue with the jet's rolls royce engines. >>> let's keep the theme of terrifying video. how about this -- a teenage girl making a frightening fall at a six flags amusement park in upstate new york. thankfully she's on the mend this morning. this cell phone footage showing the 14-year-old girl dropping from the ride on saturday night. lucky for her, everybody kind of gathered below. these good samaritans spotting her dangling. they sprung into action. they broke the girl's fall after she plunged 25 feet down. thankfully, the young lady not seriously injured. though it's still not clear exactly how she found herself in this precarious position. local authorities say everything on the ride appeared to be in working order. clearly something went awri. >> we need more information. why exactly decide to fall off a chair -- we'll search for that answer. >>>

the 359 passengers and the aircraft made it back to perth on one engine. emergency crews were relieved as well. they had prepared for a possible crash landing in the water. air asia says it's cooperating with authorities and is investigating. tom? >> david kerley with that incredible video tonight. thank you. >>> when we come back, the big scare in the big easy. two tourists brutally attack. the search tonight for suspects. >>> and news about that girl falling from an amusement park ride. you may remember this video. she is caught by starangers. what investigators are now saying about how it happened. no. it's not a question, it's a thing. take on summer right with ford, america's best-selling brand. now with summer's hottest offer. get zero percent for seventy-two months plus an additional thousand on top of your trade-in. during the ford summer sales event get zero percent for seventy-two months plus an additional thousand on top of your trade-in. offer ends july 5th. itthe power of nexium 24hr protection from frequent heartburn. all day, and all night.

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the pilot finally landing the plane in perth. the low cost carrier only saying the plane had a technical issue. no one was hurt but this is certainly a close call. passengers described hearing a loud bang before it started. they are investigating what caused that scare in the sky. tom? >> likely speaking to the pilot as well. thanks. >>> overseas, a devastating toll after a tanker truck crashed in pakistan. scores of people rushing to the scene to collect some of the leaking fuel and then the tanker erupted into the fire ball, killing nearly everybody nearby. ron claiborne with the series of events. >> reporter: tonight, the tanker engulfed in flames. 150 people killed, many burns in an instant. just an hour earlier, the tanker truck with thousands of gallons of fuel overturned after a driver lost control rounding the curve. soon people in the nearby village descended to collect the spilled gasoline. police warned people to get away. but the crowd grew. and then came the explosion. but a scene of apocalyptic horror. one man said

. >> reporter: the flight departed perth, australia, headed for kualo lampur. emergency crews on the ground told to prepare for rescues in the ocean. the pilot plane in perth. the low cost carrier saying the plane had a technical issue. this is a close call. passengers describe hearing a loud bang before it started. tom? >> likely speaking to the pilot as well. thanks. >>> overseaing, a devastating toll after a tanker truck crashed in pakistan. dozens of people rushing to get the fuel. and then it erupts in a fire ball. >> reporter: tonight, the tanker env engulfed in plames. 150 people killed, many burns in an instant. just an hour earlier, the tanker truck overturned after the driver lost control. and people in had the village the gasoline. police warnrd people to get away. but a scene of apocalyptic horror. and the char the motor bikes and cars. latd esch, more people would come, searching. where are my sons. please, tell me. pakistani officials are investigating. it may have been a spark from a vehicle going by. some up witnesses blame a lit cigarette. tom?

and then turned back to perth. much on keeping everybody calm. >> and an unruly passenger forcing a landing. during a flight from los angeles to houston. a woman tried to open one of the doors there on board that plane. more on that in a minute. but first, we have more on the airasia flight. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: dramatic video of the plane violently shaking in the sky. passengers detailing the moments of distress. >> you could just tell by the cabin crew's reaction that it was really bad. >> reporter: one witness describing the cabin shuddering like a washing machine. >> we thought there was a good chance we were going to go down. >> reporter: the engine off the left wing caught on camera appearing to sputter. the pilot issuing an ominous warning, even telling people on board to pray. >> also, please listen to everything. our survival depends on your cooperating. hopefully, everything will turn out for the best. >> reporter: the airasia flight carrying 350 passengers was departing perth, australia an

. >>> this morning, an air asia flight returned safely to perth, australia, after a terrifying experience group of airline passengers. they experienced violent shaking on board their flight, followed by a harrowing -- >> it was a terrifying midair scare for the hundreds of passengers aboard that flight. the entire cabin of this airbus violently shaking. one witness describing it as shuttering like a washing machine. >> shaking violently, started using altitude. >> reporter: the air asia flight departed perth, australia, it was en route to the malaysian capital of kwuala lumpur, but 9 minutes into the trip, the pilot was forced to turn around. the captain of the plane issuing this dire warning. >> also please, listen to everything. our survival depends on your cooperating. hopefully erything will tu best >> lots of people crying, pulling life jackets and stuff, pretty much preparing. but we thought it was a good chance we were going to go down. >> reporter: somehow these two passengers managed to make light of the ordeal. >> as passengers, probably not the best thing to hear. said he advis

the flight carrying 350 passengers departed perth australia on lieutenant to malaysian capital, but 90 minutes into the trip, the pilot was forced to turn around. the captain of the plane issuing this dire warning. >> a lot of people crying pretty much preparing we thought there was a good chance we're going down. >> reporter: but somehow these passengers managed to make light of the ordeal. >> the passengers probably not the best thing to hear, he said that he was scared, too, that's not something you want to hear as a passenger. >> reporter: the pilot was finally able to land the plane safely in perth. >> and that was ron claiborne reporting. >>> thousands of people put their running shoes on to take part in philadelphia's most colorful 5k. the color run started at citizens bank park. it is called the happiest 5. k on the plant. it is not timed and it ends with the runners getting sprayed with a rainbow of colors. afterwards there's a festival with music and dancing. >>> there's much more to come on "action news" this sunday june 25th. the sculpture is a big part of the art scene and

rather than heading as in perth rather than heading as planned to the nation's of koawaul lumpur.he flight, the pilot also asked passengers to, quote, say a prayer. >>> the seven-time majors chap said is serena williams would 700th in the world if she played against men. mcenroe made the comment in an interview with npr promoting his memoir titled "but seriously." >>> ultimate bragging rights for one disney fan who now owns this piece of history. it's walt disney's original disneyland map. it was drawn in 1953 and it just sold at auction in los angeles for $708,000. that did fall a little short of the 900,000 it would expected to fetch, buchlt >>> pretty cool map there, but i know now when you walk into that's the modern version, yes. our modern version of a renaissance man, mark nico, to tell us about our weather this week. >> trying to have the happiest place on earth right here at home. you can see that deck of you can see that deck of broeblgen i'm coming this weekend. 80s in loss gaut oes and gilroy. san jose at 78 and santa cruz about 73. 68 in melbourne, 72 to 76 on the pen

is anger from state rugby boards, over a planned decision to cut either the melbourne rebels or the perth—basedrn force as a franchise. the australian game is in crisis with none of their super rugby teams able to beat their new zealand counterparts this season. add to that, the wallabies shock defeat to scotland last weekend and there is a demand to know where things are going wrong. obviously after that win, a first for scotland in sydney, they believe they're on the brink of something special. attention now turns to the final game of their tour which is in fiji, from where alasdair lamont reports. the altogether more tranquil surroundings in fiji are a marked contrast to the previous legs of the tourin contrast to the previous legs of the tour in singapore and sydney. some of the local inhabitants could have appeared a little more welcoming, though. perhaps wisely, the scotland tea m though. perhaps wisely, the scotland team favoured the pool over the ocean for their recovery session. some more enthusiastically than others. warned the recovery session is required after the monumental effort

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the plane landed safely at the airport in perth and no one was hurt. >> fi leandro castillo's familyill receive $3 million in a settlement. today's announcement avoids the years long court battle in a wrongful death lawsuit. >>> a judge in spain ordered the remains of salvador dally to be exhumed to settle a paternity claim. a woman says she's his daughter. her mother claimed having a secret affair with dahli while she worked as a maid for a family that vacationed in dahli's hometown. >> perhaps you noticed we are in a new studio tonight. we are telling you the news in interesting and compelling ways. we wanted to give you a look, so our tour guide is "action news" anchor brian taff. >> good afternoon. monday afternoon. it's big. it's bold, and it's brand spanking new. this is the new home for our "action news" back cast, a backdrop to 51 newscasts every week. our new stat is the culmination of two years of planning and execution, first mapping out the infrastructure for news gathering and weather forecasting, then translating it to production and it's a huge job. we have an amazing

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>> bill, check out this shaky cell phone video, taken by abdul rahim, on a flight from malaysia to perth, australia, that is not camera shaking those are seats and the plane. not something you want to see what taking flight. the plane turned around, everyone was safe. air asia, the flight in question, said that flight was shaking due to technical reasons. yes, it was a turbine that was broken. glad they turned it back around. >>> i'm standing at top of a popular trail at mills reservation in sede inside ar -r grove, new jersey, a firefighter plunged to his death. he worked dlea 13 years with the paterson fire department, his brother was riding with him at the time. his wife and he were high school sweethearts, and said her husband lived to help others. >> he enjoyed being a firefighter. it is a traumatic loss. >> kerry just turned 50 years old, and gotten into biking. i want to show you the vantage point. >> is that the cliff where high went over? >> i'm not sure if it is this cliff. i want to show you what i am looking at from right here. this is a stip steep drop, i spe with people on

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the passengers were told to brace for possible impact on landing but arrived safely back in perth. >>d. he's done a really, really great job and i'm really thankful for that. >> reporter: that airliner is being checked over by engineers and remains grounded. passengers took flight out later to malaysia, accompanied by the same pilot. this is the third issue with that plane. gayle? >> it sounds like the pilot did a good job but he didn't seem very comforting. part of what you do is looking good in front of the a personals. looking at the flight attendants was scary enough. >> telling you to pray? >> thank you, kris. >>> people living in a small north carolina city may have been ingesting a potentially dangerous chemical for decades. release of the toxin might have been perfect ly legal. >>> a toxic chemical discovered in the about that chemical's long-term effect. i'm jericka duncan. i'll have more on that story coming up on "cbs this morning." the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a