a statement also from boeing, it is a 737 flight operated by je�*ju is a 737 flight operated by je—juput out a statement saying they are in contact with je—ju regarding this and will support them contact withje—ju regarding this and will support them and also say we extend our deepest condolences to the families of lost loved ones and our thoughts remain with the passengers and crew. jen moon is a journalist in south korea. she gave us an update from muan international airport. it has been 7—8 hours since the crash. authorities are still making their way to rescue and search either survivors or the bodies. heartbreaking scenes here at the international airport as family gathers to receive news about their loved ones. they are being briefed by government authorities every half hour on the whereabouts and when of the investigations and search and rescue operations but i hear wails of grief from family members. some express anger about what they see as delayed responses from authorities and the airline. some of the families have been allowed near the crash site but were denied access due

the boeing 737 belonging toje—ju airlines had 181 people on board, and officials say they expect mostre dead. they say some passengers fell out of the fuselage during the crash. two survivors have been found. these are the pictures of the holiday plane skidding down the runway before hitting a wall and bursting into flames. the aircraft was enroute from bangkok heading for muan airport. the authorities say a birdstrike may have caused the landing gear to malfunction. the airline has issued a formal apology. my colleague catherine spoke to geoffrey thomas, editor of daily airline news. here's the full interview of him explaining what could have caused the crash. look, it's quite possible that and quite probable. now, looking at the vision that the aircraft actually had a bird strike prior to landing. now, there are warnings out at that airport for this time of the year for flocks of mallard birds, which grow up to a size of about two kilos. now it appears as though there has been a bird strike, and one of the engines, um, the right hand engine was impacted. now, this would have caused

from the countries deadliest aviation accidents in decades, a 179 passengers and crew aboard the ju ju, at flights, were killed when the boeing 737800 skidded off the runway at lou on international efforts and burst into flames. 2 crew members rescued from the tail section where the only survivors both are in the hospital. their injuries are said not to be life threatening. the south korean government has declared a week of morning for the victims. this is the moment the chaise you airplane skits down the runway. that's a new one at halting south korea default crushing into a wall and bursting into flames. the emergency services a working into the night, searching the wreckage to the fire department, say the plane was almost completely destroyed in the blaze and identifying the deceased is proving difficult. j. u a quickly issued an apology saying they are doing all the time to respond to the incident. one job, i would like to buy on my heads up and apologize to all those who cherished j. u. i am not somebody. above all, i would like to express my deepest condolences and apologies to t

finding out that i was a ju was so startling. it was a revelation. >> and jim? >>speaker: i was 54.ad been estranged from my mother. and reconnected with her. and she said, i have something really important to tell you. i don't want you to find out after i'm dead. and she said repeatedly, you are jewish. you are jewish. you are jewish. finally i said, mom, if i'm jewish, that means you are jewish. oh, no, dear. i never had any affinity for affiliation with judaism and i'm not going to start now. and like what marnie said, it was a revelation. and in some ways i felt like i have been waiting my whole life to hear this news and the tectonic plates were realigning. >> wow, so for each of you, each have a sense of you can say, you had a little internal rumbling, a secret, waiting, you know, for this revelation. and i'm wonder going you can talk a little bit more about what is that -- that was at work in terms of jewishness? >>speaker: well, it made me reflect on my history. and when i did, i thought of certain episodes that were very startling and anomalous in my background. i remember

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just to remind you urfan sharif, her father, he was found guilty of her murder and subjecting her to horrific suffering. beinash batjool was also found guilty of her murder and we will be finding out shortly what the sentences will be as well as their uncle. outside the old bailey is martin crocs all. hello to you. such a sad case. i don't think we've got communications with martin just yet. we will be straight over to the old bailey to hear what we expected a and what we will hear inside caught around the sentencing of three people. the father, the stepmother and the uncle of ten—year—old sara sharif. martin, tell us what we are expecting to happen in court today. as you say, this is the sentencing hearing for the three offenders who were found guilty at the old bailey in central london and just to recap this is the case of sara sharif, the ten—year—old girl who lived in woking in surrey and she was found deadin woking in surrey and she was found dead in her bunk bed in august last year

and so the challenges are already a growing weeds potential outbreaks of watching boring disease as ju to 2nd water and compromise sanitation facilities. it was done less daniel brown were forcing that. let's get you a quick reminder now of all the top stories at this hour. a training and official says the country security service was behind the attack on the head of rushes that nuclear defense forces in moscow rushes. investigative comanche says, eagle kerry law for was killed by a bomb hidden inside an electric future. the $7.00 magnitude of quake has struck vento also in the pacific ocean killing at least one person in injuring. many more agencies say that having difficulty communicating with people on the ground. several airlines have now suspended flights to panama. and with that, you are up to date states, you know, because coming up next maps out, looks at how the philippines in vietnam stand up to china. i'm any kids in the can . and thanks so much for watching the news. hope pete enjoyed me again at the top of the next hour. for more international headlines, the not just anoth

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at muan international airport, a chey-ju air passenger plane sped down the runway, its front landing gear nowhere in sight, and slammed into a concrete wall, bursting into flames. 179 of the 181 people on board were killed. two crew members, who were at the very back of the plane, were rescued with non-life-threatening injuries. jeon je-young's daughter didn't survive. >> [translated] she was almost home. she didn't feel the need to make a call. she thought she was coming home. by the time she took out her phone, the plane probably had crashed. ali: jeju's air's ceo offered contrition, but few answers. >> [translated] firstly, i bow in apology to everyone who has cherished jeju air. above all, i want to give my sincere apology and condolences to those who have lost their lives in the accident and their families. at the moment, it is hard to presume the cause of the accident and we have to wait for the official investigation result from the authorities. ali: investigators are still combing through the debris of the boeing 737-800, trying to piece together what happened. south korea's

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with you took yells, suspended from ju t's the probably minutes. the handbook sue has become acting president, while other members of the government and senior officials under arrest, as it looks to the coming year ahead south career faces the prospect of managing the 1st few months of age, at least with a partial vacuum at the top of government just at a time when challenges at home and abroad would seem to require strong leadership in forward it says the government should be focusing on its most important alliance with the united states. as it transitions to the new administration of donald trump . there were concerns about the threats of north korea heightened by its closer relations with russia. it's under the home, the government has announced billions of dollars of high tech infrastructure investment to boast of the economy. you're going to do, you get to know what you want me to try to months. we are navigating unexpected challenges, but we assure you that korea will soon get back on track. was supported by a robust and resilient economic sy

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the tragedy occurred during a report of ju crazy and wrote a tap on south and russian territory, because that goes to ortiz, say, it's too early in the, in the investigation. first, actual results and especially of all as not all the from cause of some while election season is the 1st we're putting in germany. the president has dissolved the lower house of parliament off the chancellor schultz lost a confidence vote on his covenants and government collapse. the vote has now been set for the end of the, or even mid, the mid, dear fellow citizens. i have decided today to dissolve the 20th jim and brenda's talk and to cool new elections for the 23 of february, next year. elected to this effect, this has just been handed over to the president of the gym, and boone does talk well. look, this is basically just a formality of german presidents time our pronouncing, the official divorce after the breakup between german chas. are off schultz and his finance minister, kristin lender, the blue part, their big happy traffic, light family of social democrats centers and koreans like a lot of relation

it comes a day after a jay—ju air plane crashed after landing at muan international airport, killing two of the 181 people on board. some reports say the pilot told air traffic control that the aircraft had suffered a bird strike. 0ur seoul correspondentjean mackenzie is at the scene. lots of questions. are we any closer to answers? absolutely. where we _ closer to answers? absolutely. where we are _ closer to answers? absolutely. where we are right _ closer to answers? absolutely. where we are right now- closer to answers? absolutely. where we are right now is - where we are right now is actually in the terminal building. and this has become home for the bereaved families who are literally coming out here, sleeping in these yellow p°p�*up here, sleeping in these yellow pop—up tents behind me, they're having all their meals provided by volunteers and government workers. 0ne by volunteers and government workers. one of the reasons why they do not want to leave this building is because they want answers. they are desperate for answers. they are desperate for answers. but as you point o

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united states could take it back to our navient. com, or as have been treated in a very unfair and in ju dishes way. the fees being charged by panama ridiculous, highly unfair, especially knowing the extraordinary generosity that has been bestowed to panama. i say very foolishly, by the united states, this complete rip off of our country will immediately stop. stop. he's comments and go depend, i'm as president, who's with the reply. got on the weather. oh, you cannot live every square meter of the panama canal and its surroundings belonged to panama, and will continue to belong to panama, the sovereignty and independence of our country. a non negotiable of the can. i was built in the early 19 hundreds, and the us controlled it until 1977. when jimmy carter signed a series of treaties that gave control to panama. those treaties allow the us to intervene militarily the canals neutrality threatens. but don't give washington any right to take it back up to $14000.00 ships across the canal per year. it's the 2nd most important waterway in the world after this wes canal. and around 75 percent

united states could take it back to our navient. com, or as have been treated in a very unfair, and in ju dishes way. the fees being charged by panama ridiculous, highly unfair, especially knowing the extraordinary generosity that has been bestowed to panama, as i say, very flawlessly, by the united states, this complete rip off of our country will immediately stop the stop. he's comments and go depend, i'm as president, who's with the reply got on the water. oh, you cannot live every square meter of the panama canal and its surroundings belong to panama, and will continue to belong to panama, the sovereignty and independence of our country. and on the co shibel the canal was built in the early 19 hundreds and the us controlled it until 90.

what's the number to them with you stuck yells, suspended from ju t's the probably minutes. the handbook sue has become acting president, while other members of the government and senior officials under arrest, as it looks to the coming year ahead south career faces the prospect of managing the 1st few months of it, at least with a partial vacuum at the top of the government just at a time when challenges at home and abroad would seem to require strong leadership in forward it says the government should be focusing on its most important alliance with the united states. as it transitions to the new administration of donald trump . direct concerns about the threats of north korea, heightened by it's close to relations with russia, is under the home. the government has announced billions of dollars of high tech infrastructure investment to boast of the economy. you're going to do, you get to know what you want me to try to months. we are navigating unexpected challenges, but we assure you that korea will soon get back on track, supported by a robust and resilient economic syste

and to chinese astronauts have set a record for the longest space for so i see ju and some of them don't took 9 hours doing look outside the town gauntlet space station. the previous record was held by american astronauts, james boston, susan homes for those hours. and 56 bits a or no website, i'll just say or dot com is next for the inside story. say with this, the the hello there is a pretty quiet weather picture across the east asia at the moment that will continue over the next few days. we have got some cold air blasting down across the nose of china, the korean peninsula and japan, but temperature is where we expect them to be for this time. if yes, so the likes beijing so and took care was still facing snow flurries, touching into northern parts of japan, edging down towards the west and pots of horseshoe. it is looking like a very simple story across the south. settled as well across much of china. there is some cloud color, but still some sunshine that will stretch all the way from shanghai to hong kong, through to friday with just some showers coming in for ty one. now it's hea

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first charge dismissed and you cannot trust at vin bragg and getting to implement the perverse form of juconvict daniel penny and saving face and justifying the prosecution. that's what i'm scared of and scared this was a ploy and think majority of new yorkers do agree with what you said and people are scared on the subway and understand what daniel penny d. rachel: take us back to when this happened. if i recall, numerous people get shoved onto the travion green murders in the subway. >> yeah, you gauge crime in new york city, a lot of people talking about going up in subway systems. rachel: if he gets charged and losers are new york city residents and no one will step up to defend him like that young man heroically did. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. rachel: turning to rick now for the forecast. rick: good morning, rachel. it's so much better out here and a look at the maps that shows you we've been blow freezing for much of the northeast and going up into the 50s today. precipitation wise over the next week and show you what to be expecting and more rain and snow in parts of t

and she is pulling for power to be handed over to ju, just pro european president. my suggestions to move forward from this crisis caused by the betrayal of georgia's european path. but sleet is called a huge zoo. and if any, shrewdly, 1st step should be immediate resignation of prime minister, a right click of a huge zoo and minister of internal affairs, locked down glory, establishing of an interim technocratic government of national unity. the process to be led by president salumi is or be surely an e u. lead international investigation of the crimes of brutality against journalists, opposition to representatives and protest as part of the household white bath on north side of interference in politics of georgia. because we got to get sides on the really is incentive, which is going to have to thing is you're going to hear the noise behind me. it's really feel is that there's a sense of stopping in 2013 and cumulate holding with the mike. because we're seeing that interviewing for west and from the west winds of georgia. for what i'm, this is a very difficult to

and she is pulling for power to be handed over to ju, just pro european president like taking this is what she said to my suggestions to move forward from this crisis caused by the betrayal of george's, you are p and path. but sleet is called a huge zoo, and if any shooting 1st steps should be immediate resignation of prime minister, right click of a heater and minister of internal affairs. but don't go into worry establishing of an interim technocratic government of national unity. the process to be led by president salumi is herb, surely an e u. lead international investigation of the crimes of brutality against journalists, opposition to representatives and protest as part of the household like the north side of interference in politics of georgia. because we're getting a whole sites on the really is incentive, which is going to have to watch what's happening is you're going to hear the noise behind me. it's really feel is that there's a sense of this same flight. you stopping in 2013 and cumulative, holding with the mike. because we're seeing that interference from west and from t

he's also facing and out the trial, ju, just start next year, accuse of illegally bank rolling a presidential bid with libyan phones. if convicted in that case, you could face a decade behind bars. you kind of in president has met with nato secretary general macros, a in brussels lot of music. lensky said. it was a chance to discuss future security guarantees for ukraine, including the provision of ad defend systems and other military old russian authorities say they've detained a suspect over the killing of a senior general in most go on tuesday. the 29 year old from his bank is done has reportedly confessed to collaborating with ukraine and the retaining.

all but two of the 181 people on board died as the jay—ju air all but two of the 181 people on boardhejeju air plane crashed after landing at muan international airport. some reports say the pilot told air traffic control that the aircraft had suffered a bird strike. south korea's acting president has ordered an emergency safety inspection of the country's entire airline operation system. our seoul correspondentjean mackenzie is at the scene and sent this report. the bereaved are at breaking point. these outbursts happen every few minutes a day. on from the crash, they're still at the airport, waiting to be reunited with their loved ones�* bodies. "why have only five bodies been released?" this woman yells. "you're useless!" a police official spares her no details. they're too badly damaged, he says. forensic teams are still piecing them together. it's disturbing to hear. and for shinji ho, it's even worse. his two teenage grandsons haven't even been identified. translation: their father took them to make happy memories. i've been sitting here all day hoping for news. i'm so frustrat

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