majestic 12,000 foot mount airbus is shrouded in clouds.ollins asked air traffic control if it's possible to make his descent. >> they got destructions at jim's request to circle lower and be able to show their passengers something of the area. >> 237 passengers are straining to get a glimpse of land marks, like the station they should be seeing any minute. when suddenly the warning system blares out in the cockpit. [siren sound] the flight engineer starts to read off their altitude. 500 feet. 400 feet. captain collins realizes something is terribly wrong and calls for maximum thrust. the jet's nose tilts up 10 degrees and they start to climb. but as they pull up, the dc-10's underbelly and wings gouge into the slope of mount erebus an active volcano. 70,000 tons of jet fuel ignite the cabin creating a horrifying trail of burning wreckage. department police officer ted robinson radios the crew. he's met with an eerie silence. >> we kept calling 901. others were also calling flight 901. no one had heard anything. >> there's still hope for fi

then, once flight computers have gotten the airbus into position, he'll go manual and circle to lande new runway, runway 5. flight 5148 begins its descent. they plan to land in 15 minutes, but there's growing tension and a growing problem in the cockpit. captain hekay is getting behind his breakthrough jet. >> getting behind the airplane is a widely used statement to say that the pilot's thinking of what's going on is behind where the airplane actually is. >> at 7:13, the captain switches to manual even earlier. otherwise he'll have to wait for three other jets scheduled to take off from the same runway. >> if you're going to fly that kind of approach and you've never done it before, that in itself can become a distraction. >> with zero visibility in the fog, pilots are having trouble keeping track of the airbus' horizontal position. the plane ends up almost a mile left of where they should be on approach to runway 5. at 7:19, landing gear is down and locked, but the airbus is descending way too fast at 3300 feet a minute. passengers are completely unaware of the serious problems in

the order is airbus's largest ever deal by number of planes. and we'll be speaking to airbus in the next ten to 15 minutes. let's move on and look at bond rates, which have sort of settled down after a birth move this time last week. 2.17% on the u.s. ten year. 0.6% on the gerlan ten year. those safe havens over the last week moving as you would expect in terms of risk on, risk off, doing the opposite, really, to what equities have been doing. let's have a look at fx rates. at the start of the week, we saw the u.s. dollar move pretty much higher against everything when china initially devalued. but by the end of the week, it's been less clear, those moves, in particular, against the likes of the euro. a couple of reasons cited. does that china move derail the path of u.s. rate hikes? also, some profit taking in u.s. dollar moves. nonetheless, the euro is a bit weaker today. but during the course of the week as a whole last week, it did move past 111 and did look stronger by the end of the week. the aussie dollar moving in line with the yuan, an

they had to go back to airbus. and say hey airbus, what happened to your plane?t was the pilot. the pilot used the rudder too aggressively. why would you ever construct a plane and ever have the control system in the plane such that if it's used in a way that it is allowed to be used, your tail would come off. it is unthinkable. >> airbus told nbc news that it was not a design flaw that caused the tail to break off. it was pilot error. the ntsb, in face, did determine that. it also found that the american airlines training program overemphasized the use of the rudder inputs. going a step further, john cox says the rudder should never be used in wake turbulence. >> the best response would have been to let the airplane's natural stability work through it. the airplanes are naturally very stable. and so -- put control input into bring the airplanes back towards wings-level and let it fly out and it will settle right down. >> american airlines told nbc news that it continues to be disappointed with the ntsb findings and believes that the design and rudder sensitivity

so far, they have all been airbus a320 planes.the neo is a more fuel-efficient version and has become the fastest selling jetliner in history. ceo,ding to indigo's saving on energy will allow more low-cost fares while also helping the airliner to continue to expand. indiaer: let's stay with where the sale of fighter jets has hit some turbulence. paris and new delhi are struggling to agree on terms of the sale. india is asking for technical modifications of the jet. both sides are rendering over the cost of each plane. in april, prime minister -- both wrangling over the cost of each plane. we were told that discussions were ongoing and, for now, no delivery date has been set. let's get a check of aftermarket action. a mixed picture. the cac 40 up 6/10 of 1%. indigo's record order sent airbus 1% higher at the close. the london ftse totally flat. all thenited states, main indices are in the green at this hour. the dow jones up 4/10 of 1%. the nasdaq up 7/10 of 1%. a price war has broken out in the u.k. it is over the plummeting price

we're still down more than 10% for airbus shares. now regarding the story this morning it lost a contract in japan where the defense ministry placed an order for 150 helicopters. it's worth $2 billion. they complained about the lack of transparency in the process. an industry familiar with airbus say that the company may have lost the contract because of a significant lobbying from u. s. authorities. airbus declined to comment on the report and the japanese defense ministry claims that the selections process has been appropriate, fair and fully transparent. >> thank you so much. sticking with the transport space, boeing reportedly told workers in it's satellite division it expects to cut several hundred jobs this year. reuters says that's due to a downturn in u.s. military spending and delays in commercial orders. a total number of cuts are being finalized. take a look at the price action today. up by .4%. >> still to come here on the program, tim cook's core message. get it? core? >> they like doing that. apple core. core message. w

but there are still more questions than answers about what downed the airbus 330.glefs of an in-flight break up. did it all start with a lightning strike? >> reporter: investigators will need to locate the main fuselage and along with it the flight recorders. these brightly colored orange devices, commonly known as black boxes are equipped with water activated acoustic locater beacons or pingers. and remain active for 30 days. >> this is what we are looking for in the middle of the atlantic ocean. >> reporter: but 30 days come and go and the flight recorders have been been found. without the information they contain, the investigation in to the cause can of the crash is at a standstill. after nearly a year of searching underwater, french investigators turn to the world leaders in ocean exploration for help. the massachusetts-based woods hull oceanographic institution. for the scientists there, this isn't the first time they have searched the bottom of the atlantic for an ill fated vessel. >> with the "titanic," it is history repeating itself. >> reporter: trying to

. >>> an airbus 330 enters thunderstorms six miles above the atlantic and vanishes into the night. >> did it start with a lightning strike? >> a boeing 737 shatters as it slams down short of the runway. g forces tear at an out of control boeing 747 nosediving toward the pacific. everybody is faced with bull pack. >> there is no way we are going to survive this. >> when pilots are too rely yant on automation, the results can be catastrophic. >> we lost an aircraft. 228 people on board. >> dramatic animations reveal the critical moments that lead to disaster. air france 447 disappears into the night. what happens a mystery that spans years and the depths of the atlantic ocean. may 31st, 2009, air france flight 447 takes off at night from brazil. the airbus 330 carrying 228 passengers and crew is scheduled to arrive the next morning in paris, france. planes flying this ruth try verse an enormous distance across the atlantic ocean. >> there is a point where during this flight, radar coverage is non-exist tablet. and it's incumbent upon the pilots to perform at certain check points. >> abo

airbus, we get some news out of airbus. 1.6%. order, 250 coming from india. even though we saw 9% growth in sales and profit, bovis homes getting a bit of a selloff. mark: let's go to juliette saly in hong kong for a look at markets in asia. juliette: good morning, mark. it is the end of the trading day here in asia. we are just seeing the close of the shanghai composite and hang seng. a bit of a mixed picture. mainland china stocks close higher, up around 0.75%. a lot of other chinese stocks are in the red. 0.6%.ng seng closing down the china enterprise index at any month low. meaning a lotan of foreign investors are pulling their money out. the weaker ringgit weighing on the malaysian stock market. the worst performer in the region. througheakness coming in india, singapore, the philippines, and have korea. the nikkei off around 0.5%. just before i go, i will quickly show you how the malaysian ringgit is faring. this has been the other major currencies story. the malaysian ringgit holding at 4.11. that is the lowest level since 1998. we are seeing it at tho

it came off an airbus a-321 like this one carrying 146 passengers. the door covers a hydraulic servicing area. the airline in a statement says, "it would not cause a flight safety issue. but the incident comes as the national transportation safety board announced it's launching an investigation into a close call involving another us airways a-321 landing at charlotte's airported is. the pilots encountered wind sheer, as seen in this youtube video, that can make final approach treacherous. the plane took out landing light and it appears also came in contact with the runway. the pilots landed safely on their second attempt but the plane suffered significant damage, according to the n.t.s.b. one passenger tweeted after, "just had the worst failed landing. the n.f.s.b. has both of the black boxes and look at if anything could have been differently. charlie, the safety board has looked at 13 wind sheer incidents since 1985. two were fatal. >> rose: thanks, kris. another threat to aviation safety comes from lasers pointed at the cockpit. police in toronto

airbus says the plane will be able to use 25% less fuel than previous models.ces have been warned by the u.s. regulator for failing to report problems. they have not insured the devices can be cleaned adequately. a are used in medical procedures each year and there are complaints that they resulted in spreading deadly bacteria that resulted in superbugs. and --ralian court shares of an australian port operator are up. almost 9 billion australian dollars? what are the details? paul: this is the biggest infrastructure deal in australian history. this is also they are largest deal, 8.9 australian dollars. ateffectively values them nine 15.hare value of if the deal goes through, a pay a will special premium. joint press conference where they pointed out the job is to sell this deal to shareholders. >> we believe this is an ianoactive offer for asc shareholders. owners will receive a price premium. shareholders who share our positive long-term view of the business. paul: it goes to a shareholder vote and they need 75% approval for the deal to succeed. what other hur

airbus lowered fractionally. what will precision add to the brook shire hathaway of 80 company an why is that so special? let's ask because joining me now on the phone is oracle of omaha as he's known chairman and ceo warren buffett. warren are you there? >> i'm here hi liz. >> how many cherry cokes have you had to celebrate this massive deal? >> i have about five a day so i'm not sure where i stand right now. >> i would say you probably celebrate in some way or o another. but our viewers can be questioning day by day whether it is coming to a slow end, and boom you go ahead and make this huge bet so they're very interested in your thinking. what is so special about precision cast parts? >> it's a company making very important parts for very important machines. in the aircraft, so as you mentioned to the campaigns, boeing ge united technologies, role royce and company is extraordinarily good at making very complicated sometimes highly technical parts, and they -- they're the most reliable supplier you can have, a

he's new to the airbus. for the past eight years, he's flown a boeing 737. >> well, the takeoff was uneventful. it was a nice day. it was cold. and this was only my second trip on the airplane. so i was actually hand-flying the airplane to get used to it. and about 3,000 feet we, you know, flew into the birds. >> the plane has been in the air less than three minutes when it collides with a flock of canada geese, crippling both engines. >> this is cactus 1539. hit birds, we lost thrust in both engines. we're turning back towards laguardia. >> okay, yeah, you need to return to la guardia. turn left heading of 220. tower stop your departures. we got an emergency returning. >> captain chesley sully sullenberger takes control of the airplane from his copilot with two simple words. "my aircraft." remarkably there is footage of the plane's last moments airborne. >> sully took over control of the airplane and called for the dual engine failure checklist that we do. and i started to perform that. >> trying to get the

additionally, the air france airbus a380 is one of the largest commercial airliners in service today,span of 261 feet. while passengers on the 300-ton airbus report feeling only a slight rumble -- >> airfrance thinks he may have hit somebody. >> -- the 56 people on the smaller comair bombardier feel a violent jolt. luckily, no one is injured. i think the takeaway from this show is keep your seat belt on. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> amazing action, unbelievable rescues. a mother and her children trapped inside the twisted wreckage of a car. >> it did go through our minds that this vehicle could go over the edge. >> firefighters who demonstrate courage any time any place. >> basically you're hanging 80 feet beneath the helicopter which was not the plan i had in my mind. >> we first got on the scene and looked over the edge, and it was like oh, this is a lot bigger than we thought. >>

they have decided to take a stake in skymark which involves paying off some of its airbus obligations how about you, juliette? juliette: a semiconductor circuit maker based in japan. -- it did quite well in the last 18 months. its first-quarter net profit rose 71%. zeb: wow. shery: thank you so much. that is the verdict from the stock exchange. this is based on news events. we will be back in one hour to see how the three stocks have done. back to the future -- fans are in for a treat with lexus showing off its first fully functional hoverboards. if you are hoping to buy one, you are in for a long wait. >> move over marty mcfly. this is demonstrating the real-life working cover board developed by lexus and a german engineering company. the board features similar technology to the kind used to power magnet trains. magnet in the skateboard act as superconductors inside the board keeping the writer in the air -- rider in the air. >> you see the board going across water and then standing there. it looks like a magic act. people will call lexus and seldom to build one. >> this is the culmi

check out airbus when it opens this morning.version of the aircraft, the new engine option. caroline: these are the workhorses. guy: but that order won't be fulfilled for quite some time. they are still in the process of building these aircraft. a huge order, really just highlighting the expansion plans that india has in the aerospace sector. stephen cohen still with us. we were kicking around at the break where you get out performers. european equities suffering last week. you like japan. we are looking at the china fallout. where am i going to get it? where am i going to deliver the out performers? stephen: you mentioned japan. the data is weak, but the boj is constantly on hand. i think europe is a similar story. that whenmentioned all the grease headlines were going on, everyone was worried about the grease situation. the underlying corporate data was pretty good. corporate earnings is something europe has not managed to deliver. that is worth noting. that the economic story is going to be modeled going forward. caroline: ta

iran is planning to buy up to 90 billion airbus planes once sanctions are lifted on the company. tehran purchases the planes from airbus and boeing in equal numbers totaling 300 planes in five years. iran intends to use the planes for state funds. >>> the united states has give the go ahead to air strikes in syria to defend against attacks from isis as well. hadley joins you around the set with more on this significant increase. will it continue to increase from here? >> i don't think anybody would ever give you a straight answer on that, judging from what we've seen i would say that that would probably be the case. the united states is spending something like $9 million a day in this fight against the islamic state. and they're not getting visible results, are they? and now they've made it visibly to keep the united states safe. with service men getting captured in terms of a terror abduction scenario but this plays into the hands of what president erdogan in turkey is trying to make this for a long time, a fight against assad, a fight that united states doesn't want to do so fa

finally, airbus looking to get into high-speed air travel. the jet maker getting a patent approved for a plan that could go from new york to london in just an hour. according to filing, it can fly at speeds upward of 3000 miles per hour, a lot faster than the concorde back in the day. sandra, that took three hours to cross upon. london to new york one hour. pretty amazing stuff. sandra: i am sitting here with a bunch of business travelers. would you do it? would you get on it? >> 100%. we are seeing a patent, no time is when it can be deployed. sandra: don't take the fun out of it. >> i would love for it to be available tonight, but something tells me it's not going to. seven hours so end up spending on a plane today. one number would be great. sandra: lincoln, you are in an airplane all the time. >> sometimes it takes longer than an hour so that would be fantastic i'm going to ireland at the middle of august about drop me at the 45 minute mark. sandra: golf clubs and all. deirdre, which you be willing to fly at four and a half times the spee

the airbus was absolutely the [simultaneous speech] >> so the americans need to support those who are on the front lines to defeat i.s.i.s. the way you -- the way you prevent the u.s. from being sucked into the region is by empowering those that want to take the heart of i.s.i.s. >> give me some group names. >> sunni, sunni rebel alliance in northern syria the conquest army. you've got another lions in alln aleppo called the el nusra front. >> el nusra themselves have killed druze villages, executed in aleppo. there have been killings from among those 60 u.s. trained fighters, that's el nusra front. >> clarification, nusra is not part of the conquest army. pushed out by the sunni rebels. there's a great deal of potential -- there's a great deal of [simultaneous speech] >> not just [simultaneous speech] >> it's a wide spectrum. >> let's forget nusra, let's look at ararashram. they just recently put out a message of support and condolence when mullah omar died. >> these are the guys these are the guys [simultaneous speech] >> not the only ones okay? yes they are absolutely problematic a

skyforce 10 was over the scene as the airbus 320 jet landed back in philly after just 40 minutes in their. 145 passengers were on board. nobody was hurt. the other passengers were able to get on to another plane. federal authorities are now investigating. >>> this morning, philadelphia police continue their search for two men who shot and robbed a bakery store owner. we first told you about this story as breaking news yesterday morning. the victim is in critical but stable condition. she was opening best cake kosher bakery at haverford and city avenues in the overbrook section of philadelphia around 6:00 yesterday morning. robbers shot her in the neck. it turns out this was the second time the bakery owner was robbed in just the past week. last friday she fought off her attackers. her regular customers are in disbelief. >> it's devastating for us. it's devastating for the community. these things do not happen in overbrook park. they do not. and they will not. >> investigators say surveillance cameras at the scene were pointed the wrong way so they need witnesses to come ford to help the

skyforce 10 was over the scene as the airbus 320 jet landed back at philly international after just 40minutes in the air. 145 passengers were on board. nobody was hurt and the passengers were able to make it on another flight. federal authorities are now investigating. >>> this morning, philadelphia police continue their search for two men who shot and robbed a bakery store owner. we first brought you this story as breaking news yesterday morning. it happened at best cake kosher bakery in haverford and city avenues in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood. police say the woman was opening the shop around 6:00 yesterday morning when robbers shot her in the neck. right now she's in critical but stable condition. turns out this was the second time the bakery owner was robbed in just the past week. last friday, she fought off her attackers. her regular customers are sat saddened and in disbelief. >> it's devastating for us. it's devastating for the community. these things do not happen in overbrook park. they do not. and they will not. >> investigators tell us that surveillance cameras at

wait until one of these toys takes out the elevator on an airbus. >> you know john, amazon thinks they can fix the problem with drone free zones. what do you think of what bill said? >> it does not mean fact. >> wait a second. wait a so he could, john. it's not fact when somebody dies. i mean it is fact that a person dies. it's more than a fact. >> i'm dieing to meet the people because they are in government they have halos around their head and can protect us. we are hearing about privacy. government has been great about our privacy. we are hearing private property. they have been great at protecting that. where are the angels in government that are going to do the wonderful thing that is my pan panelmates say they are going to do. >> the drones are physical objects. they have weight. they have velocity. they are like cars. they are like airplanes. >> steve, what do you think? >> the faa has been a barrier to the development of drones in the country until recently. we are behind europe. that's where regulation has been bad. regulation, where you have zones where they can fly, where yo

the airbus circled for half an hour and landed a half-hour later safely. >> 142 plus three and fuel was 39.2. >> okay. we have a left engine, right now we think it is a failure. >> american airline said it believed unburned fuel was burning off as the it took off which is common and no part of the plane was ever on fire. there was 138 people aboard the flight, nobody was hurt. >>> three people were rushed to three separate hospitals after two car crashes in limerick township montgomery county. it happened west ridge pike south limerick road. two vehicles collided. two medical helicopters had to be dispatched to the scene. >>> happening today, attorney general kathleen kane is expected to surrender to face criminal charges charged with purjury for leaking grand jury information to a newspaper reporter and lied about it. she was be processed and arraigned by a judge in collegeville. kane plans to plead not guilty and remain in office. >>> a philadelphia judge overturned 158 drug convictions tainted by allegations of police corruption. it is the largest number in city cases. they involved

holding on to an airbus? >> he's amazing., i hope your not saying bad about tom cruise. i'm not. >>> and we just mentioned taylor swift, now we want to show you her apartment. get ready to wipe that drool off your face, according to a listing, her nine-bedroom spread in downtown manhattan is a $20 million stunner full of style with lots of wood and beams for a little country right in the center of the city. tons of room to spread out. but what really impressed me was the kitchen. that is hands down bigger than my first apartment in new york city. >> is she selling it? why are the pictures coming out? >> i think it's on the market right now. >> wow. >> real estate photos don't really represent how they look. >> i think this one does. it's like a facebook profile. that is not what you look like when i saw you online. >> are you speaking from experience? >> no, i would never mislead. max thought i had brown hair when he met me. no, just kidding. >>> and for kids we have heard of sports-themed parties. superhero parties. princess

key clients are airbus, boeing, rolls-royce. this is showing what they do. precision claims with a few exceptions every aircraft in the sky flies with parts made by this company. >> work really quickly, don't they? melissa: work really fast. >> election, can't afford it, no problem at all for democratic frontrunner hillary clinton rolling out $350 billion plan that she says will kill college debt. that is story a lot of people are talking about today, including blake burman with the details on the hillary clinton plan. blake? >> reporter: connell, her plan says is the new college compact. her critics and rivals call it a tax hike. earlier in new hampshire democratic front-runner propose ad plan where students attend in-state four-year public university without taking out a loan for tuition. they would on their part have to chip in working 10 hours a week. for those already left campus, debt holders would be able to refinance their student loans. >> no family and no student should have to borrow to pay tuition at a public college or university and everyone wi

. >> so airbus won't be the arabse majority there. >> seeking help from the head of diyalla's provincial council who himself is from jalula. but omar says the authorities are not addressing the issue with the kurdish regional government and representatives of sunnis say they don't have much power. >> the parties who are now in control operate outside of the state and some have military wings. we hope this will change as part of the reforms promised by the government. >> reporter: there has long been an uneasy relationship between diyalla's sunni, shia and kurdish communities. troubles have won through this asphalt lines. that war has brought a new reality one that has created a new authority on the ground. shia militias also known as the popular mobilization forces have become the real power here. they led the fight against i.s.i.l. but were accused of reprisal killings against sunnis. many feel the action of these groups are a continuation of years of sectarian policies by the shia led government. >> translator: this is why sunnis move to areas where their communities live. same is true

it is the single biggest order for airbus in terms of the number of aircraft involved. it was the company share price by more than 1%. alston has also jumped this monday after the approval of the sale of its parent generation sale of its parent generation úññ÷?÷?ñ?ñó6óñd>8$;ection. - hello, i'm john cleese. have you ever met a shaman or a spirit healer? well, if not, you're about to, because in this very special program, an eskimo shaman from greenland will be meeting for the first time a mayan spirit healer right here in our global spirit studio. it's a meeting of two wisdom traditions who have more in common than you might think, starting with what we all have in common: mother earth. so it's time to settle back and take a slow, deep breath as we join our trusted guide and host, phil cousineau, on this uniquely indigenous episode of global spirit, the first "internal travel" series. [percussive music]

. >>> airbus has just patented a new hypersonic jet and says it could reach speeds four and a half timesound. the plane can fly from london to new york in an hour. that is compared to a conventional jet which takes seven to eight hours for that very same flight. but there is no timetable on when the jet would ever be built. >>> it's getting harder for big game hunters to bring their tofys back to the u.s. from africa. united, delta and american airlines will no longer accept trophies such as lions, leopards elephants and rhine owes and buffalos. it comes after two american doctors are accused of killing lions in zimbabwe and allegedly an illegal hunt. >>> cecil the lion will be honored with a beanie baby. profits from the plush toy will go to the wildlife conservation unit of oxford in england. >> hena daniels, thanks a lot. >>> when we return the real reason why women feel silly owe office. >>> and a hollywood couple call it quits. i did it... i did it too... they took nature's bounty hair, skin and nails it's a vitamin supplement that nourishes from the inside... with biotin for beauti

. >> reporter: the hail hit the nose, the windshield, and even the engines of the airbus 8320. they were able to make an emergency landing at the nearest airport in denver. >> one person on the plane did go to the hospital with minor injuries, and the other passengers boarded another flight to salt lake city. the faa is now looking into what happened there. >>> new information on the death of bobbi kristina brown. her estate filed a multimillion dollar wrongful death lawsuit against her former partner, nick gordon, and it accused gordon of giving brown a toxic cocktail and putting her face down in a bathtub full of water. the 22-year-old of whitney houston died 6 months after being found in her bathtub in her home in atlanta. gordon's attorney says the claim is baseless. >>> a sad update on a dolphin found in a new jersey river. the dolphin died after it got stuck in shallow water halfway to the raritan river. they took it out of the water but it died on the way to the veterinarian. >>> target is going gender neutral, and they will be phasing out gender based signs in some depa

that's an airbus 320 on its way to seattle. took off around 8:30. a flight that's usually three hours turned to 40 minutes. the emergency forced them to turn around. they landed safely. here is a live look at runway. the airport is back to normal operations. we understand the passengers were placed on board another flight. we're gathering details about this emergency. we can report that the plane landed safely. there doesn't appear to be any injuries to the pilot, to the passengers on board that plane. it doesn't appear there was any incident once it landed. we are going to get to the bottom of this. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> three people are in the hospital after a crash that wrapped a car around a pole in montgomery county. sky force 10 over the scene. two cars were involved in the crash. you can see firefighters working to pull the victims out. no word on their condition. >>> new at 11:00, a childcare center shut down amid an investigation by the berks county district attorney's office. the ymca is located ed id in d wyomissing. the order res

. >> >> it will be led by the indonesians and it will be led by a french company who makes the airbus. they'll be heavily involved because they're the company that manufactures the aircraft. there will be a lot of expertise coming in. most likely they'll reach out because of their limited experience, if this turns out to be an accident, of course, they'll be brought in, anybody involved in the aircraft manufacture itself and the operations. they may bring in the ntsb. most likely the ntsb would not be involved in this yet. it will most likely be the french government that will be involved. >> i want to point out the picture is the exact plane they're looking for. david, this was operated by trigana air service, which we understand was founded in 1991. they've had 14 accidents or incidents since they opened 24 years ago. help us understand. is that an excessive number? is that average for an airline? 14 accidents or incidents in 24 years? what does that tell you? anything? >> no. it's certainly not average. it's higher than normal. as far as accidents versus incidents, incidents are pr

skyforce 10 was over the scene as the airbus 320 jet landed back at philly international after just 40minutes in the air. 145 passengers were on board. nobody was hurt. and the passengers were ableç get on another plane. federal authorities are now investigating. >>> now to an update on a story we first brought to you as breaking news yesterday morning. police are on the hunt for two men who shot and robbed a bakery store owner in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood. the victim was opening best cake kosher bakery at haverford and city avenues around 6:00 yesterday morning when robbers shot her in the neck. she's in critical but stable condition. this is the second time robbers went after her in just the past week. last friday she fought off her attackers. investigators are asking any witnesses from yesterday's shooting to come forward to help them make an arrest. >>> police in delaware county are learning more about where an 11-year-old boy went this week before he disappeared and was eventually found dead in darby creek. police say a tip call led them to laquan lattimore's bike and

skyforce 10 was over the scene as the airbus 320 jet landed back at philly international after just 40 minutes in the air. 145 passengers were on board. nobody was hurt. the passengers got on another plane. federal authorities are now investigating. >>> this morning, philadelphia police continue their search for two men who shot and robbed a bakery store owner. we first brought you this story as breaking news yesterday morning. the victim is in critical but stable condition. she was opening best cake kosher bakery at haverford and city avenues in overbrook around 6:00 yesterday morning when robbers shot her in the neck. it turns out this was the second time the bakery owner was robbed in just the past week. last friday, she fought off her attackers. her regular customers are in disbelief. >> it's devastating for us. it's devastating for the community. these things do not happen in overbrook park. they do not and they will not. >> investigators say surveillance cameras at the scene were pointed the wrong way so they need witnesses to come forward to help the investigation. >>> police ha

officials though stress this isn't uncommon, the airbus a320 landed safely without incident. >> now,cloudy, quiet, lows about 65 degrees. next thing we look out for little rain, coming in monday into tuesday looking out for thunderstorms that cools us down just a touch. >> kyla, thanks so much. that's it for "eyewitness news" this morning, you can always follow us on our website cbsphilly.com. have a great day everyone. narrator: today on lucky dog, a love for retrievers comes full circle as one rescue... aubrey: she's kind of like a superhero dog. she saved my life. narrator: ...inspires another. brandon: it sounds like you guys would be a really good fit for a dog that i actually have right now. narrator: but if sawyer wants to hitch a ride with a new family... brandon: what do you say we go for a little stroll? you ready? narrator: he'll need to embrace the cycle of life. brandon: keep up. there you go. i'm brandon mcmillan and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope. my mission is to make sure these amazing animals find a purpose a

. >> airbus has just patented new hypersonic jet. the company says the jet could reach speeds as high as four and a half times the speed of sound. the plane could fly from london to new york in a hour, that's compared to conventional jet which takes about seven to eight hours for that very same flight, there is no timetable of when this jet will be built. >> and when the weather heats up coffee shop sales usually cool down. but, cold brew coffee is now the hottest craze, and americans are willing to pay for it. >> starbucks, peach coffee, tee and guy and ballard are just some of the companies offering it this summer. it is made with more coffee beans than regular iced coffee, which means coffee companies can charge more for it. erika? >> coffee, come on, guys, hena thank you. >> the manna cured of murdering memphis police officer during a traffic stop is expected to appear in court today. twenty-nine year old will burn turned himself into police last night. he allegedly shot and killed officer sean bolton saturday night when he unkno

airbus, afrom one-hour flight between london and new york. vehicle rapid air approved by the patent and trademark office in july. four years after it was filed. the goal is to have the plane move it twice this needed -- the speed of concorde. betty: that is a look at your top stories. one hour from new york to london, we could've used a plane like that yesterday. 12 hour gridlock. shining a light on executive pay, just past the ruling a moment ago. forces companies to reveal the pay gap between the ceo and the average typical worker in david joins us now with more on this. the relation of the dodd-frank law that is more than five years old. the eeocomparison of total pay package to a median worker. that is what made this drag on. all of the employees that an international company. today, we got more in height into that. it could be very easy, something you do with the calculator. but it is very complex. so what we learn today is companies with a lot of discretion, they have some modeling to do it and they will take 5% of their work horse. the

it came off an airbus a-32a-321e a plane like this one carrying 156 passengers.ers a hydraulic area. it says it would not cause a flight safety issue but it comes as the ntsb is launching an investigation in a close call of another one landing on saturday. they encounter wind shear as seen in a youtube video. is's an abrupt change in direction that can make the final approach treacherous. the plane took out landing lights and it appears also came in contact with the runway. the pilots landed safely on their second attempt, but the plane suffered significant damage according to the ntsb. one passenger tweeted just had the worst failed landing. the ntsb has the black boxes and will look into whether anything could have been done differently on this flight. they have investigated 15 wind shears since 1985. two were fatal. kris van cleave, cbs news, reagan international airport, virginia. >>> even bears can enjoy a large dip in a pool. a large baear was seen swimming in a private pool on monday. it also climbed into the hot tub for a soak. you know, warm, cold, warm,

demand for commercial jets made by the likes of boeing and airbus is booming. precision's other big customers buy pipes and pipeline parts. that's the part of the business that's been hurting, as oil prices slump. profit was down 17% in precision's latest quarter. and its stock price is down 20% in a year. but that's precisely the kind of weakness buffett likes to feast on. especially if beneath the number lies a solid, well-run business, he can hold onto. >> we're going to be in this business for 100 years. so i'm not -- it doesn't really make any difference what oil and gas does in the next year in terms of us buying. if somebody told me for sure that the oil and gas business was going to be in the doldrums, say for three years, i still would have made the deal. >> buffett likes to remind people that berkshire owns 9.5 companies so large they'd be in the fortune 500 if they were on their own. precision, with annual holds of $10 billion in sales and $1.5 in profit, would add one more. and there's room for berkshire to continue expanding. berkshire recently rep

. >> reporter: the airbus a-320 was traveling from boston to salt lake city when it hit this. you can see the gap closing between these two storms. in a disturbing twist, passengers monitoring the storm on their ipads tell us they saw these images, but the experts say pilots may not have received the information as quickly. the faa restricts internet access in cockpits, because of security concerns about hacking. >> the people in back who are using the wifi to look at the radar display may have a better idea of the weather ahead than the pilots in the cockpit. >> probably going to do an auto land here. >> reporter: the plane ultimately made an automatic landing and touched down safely despite the terrifying situation, just one person was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. and experts say, this played out exactly as it should. with the onboard technology kicking in to help the plane land safely. cecilia? >> good to hear. mary bruce, thank you. >>> the severe weather that battered that plane also moving across colorado at the time. take a look at the heavy rain and hail

airbus has just patented new hypersonic jet. the company says the jet could reach speeds as high as four and a half times the speed of sound. listen to. >> this the plane could fly from london to new york in an hour. that's compared to conventional jet that takes seven, eight hour for the very same flight. no word yet on when this super jet will be built. erika? >> okay, hena, thank you so much. see you later this morning. coming up after the break, a check on your traffic and weather together. will your day be stormy? katie let you know. we >>> i know there are showers out there. are there roads? >> right now looking okay. good morning everyone, good morning, erika. if you are just waking up with us welcome. right now as i kind of look around through our cameras things looking okay. how much, with that being said minor accident in new jersey west nicholson road, 295 area, there is a crash no lanes blocking right now. not causing any slow-downs, but, tuesday wednesday, even pushing through the week, tend to be little busier, the