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inspections on grounded 737 max 9 planes after the ntsb recovered the 63-pound door plug that flew off an alaska airlines plane at 16,000 feet the rupture sucking out headrests, seat cushions, even passengers' cell phones and the growing questions about the warning lights on three previous flights. >>> also tonight, the new storm on the move. blizzard conditions in the central u.s. flash flood threats in the northeast. on the heels of the first major winter blast of 2024. al roker is timing it out. >>> the hotel explosion in texas windows and debris blown into the street. multiple injuries. what we've learned >>> defense secretary lloyd austin under fire after he failed for days to disclose he was hospitalized to the president and the public what the white house is saying as republicans call for him to be fired. and did he break any laws >>> the first u.s. moon lander mission in more than 50 years in danger what happened after the unmanned launch. >>> and the exclusive. olympic gold medalist mary lou retton. her first interview since her life-threatening health battle. >> announcer: this is nbc

there are major developments tonight in the investigation of that alaska airlines boeing 737 max 9 jet that suffered a mid-air depressurization and loss of an entire door window assembly called a door plug over portland, oregon on friday united airlines, the only other u.s. operator of the max 9, reports inspections of its aircraft have found instances of issues in the door plugs including bolts that needed additional tightening also tonight we're getting our first look at the door plug section that separated from the alaska jet, falling into a residential back yard after leaving a gaping hole in the plane's cabin and forcing an emergency landing. with max 9s temporarily grounded for urgent inspections, flight cancellations are mounting as boeing and a major supplier fall under intense scrutiny tom costello has the breaking news. >> reporter: breaking tonight, united airlines reports it has found loose bolts in some of its 737 max 9 door plugs as both united and alaska airlines conduct faa-ordered inspections on all max 9s in the u.s. earlier today the ntsb recovered the missing 63-pou

united and alaska, the two u.s. carriers that fly the max 9s, say they're doing those inspections, which is impacting many travel plans. people are arriving here and finding out that their flights are either delayed or canceled. this traveler says his flight to chicago was canceled. he seen the news about the accident in oregon and booked a backup plan. >> i have a flight for tomorrow, because i know with all the issues with the planes, the max 9s. >> what a drag. it's called life, it goes by, and now three hours later, we might get home. >> reporter: the investigation into the accident is in thor kri stages. alaska expects the flight disruptions to continue through at least midweek. alyssa goard, "today in the bay." >>> we are hearing from passengers who were on board that terrifying alaska airlines flight. passengers told our sister station in portland they heard a loud boom, felt a jolt, and then saw the hole on the side of the fuselage. some people screamed, but everyone stayed calm. >> a lot of people were a lo

you would have somebody from alaska airlines. he may have others -- i don't have the full list of who is on his team. but that investigation group will then do their portion of the investigation throughout the investigation. and john coordinates everybody and does his part to make sure everybody gets what they need. on a message for those in the neighborhoods, i would just ask if you find anything, please, please contact local -- you can also contact the ntsb at witness@ntsb.gov if you find anything that would be helpful to our investigation. thank you. >> all right, we've been listening there to that news conference about the incident on the alaska airlines aircraft. i want to get straight to cnn transportation analyst, she's the former inspector general of the u.s. department of transportation. she joins me from charleston, south carolina. and thanks for doing so. your main take-aways from the news conference? >> well, it's pretty standard initial briefing. the ntsb lays out what they're going to do. the ntsb never speculates a

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this happened to alaska airlines. it happened to our guests it happened to our people. >> the alarming thing he says inspections revealed. >>> and for decades, so many spent their sunday mornings with him. remembering a legendary tv storyteller. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and welcome, everyone. the polls are now closed in new hampshire, and nbc news is projecting that former president donald trump has decisively won the first primary of the 2024 election season take a look at the numbers. mr. trump is leading at this hour at around 53% of the vote. former south carolina governor nikki haley trails with just about 45%. the former president, who also won an overwhelming victory last week in the iowa caucuses, looking to clear the field of his final competitor for the nomination, six months before the republican convention. haley was counting on an upset win or at least to keep it close, and she vowed earlier today to stay in the race, no matter what she took to the podium

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it's early, but should alaska have grounded the plane back then? >> certainly it should have been a warning sign to them. just from safety overall. but i think in this case what alaska will say is that they took measures to ensure safety. we have to see whether those actions were responsive enough. >> reporter: the plane's fuselage is made for boeing by wichita-based spirit aero systems. today spirit said, "our primary focus is the quality and product integrity of the aircraft structures we deliver." boeing today issued inspection guidelines for every airline that flies the max 9. as the faa reiterated, the max 9s will remain grounded until airlines complete enhanced inspections which include both left and right cabin door exit plugs. that takes four to eight hours each. corrective actions must be completed before any plane returns to service. meanwhile, boeing's ceo has called a companywide tuesday meeting to focus on safety. this max 9 emergency comes after two fatal max 8 crashes that grounded the plane. loose bolts on the max rudder system, pro

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this happened to alaska airlines. it happened to our guests. it happened to our people. >> the alarming thing he says inspections revealed. >>> and for decades so many spent their sunday mornings with him. remembering a legendary tv storyteller. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome, everyone. the polls are closing soon in new hampshire where the first primary of the 2024 election season could very well leave the republican presidential contest a two-person race in name only. nikki haley trailing donald trump by 22% in the most recent new hampshire poll. trump looking to vanquish his remaining competitor for the nomination six months out from the gop convention. haley, on the other hand, counting on an upset win tonight perhaps propelled by independent voters to keep her campaign rolling. 22 republican delegates to be awarded tonight. 1,215 are needed to capture the nomination. hallie jackson is in new hampshire where she begins our coverage. >> reporter: the final hours tonight of what could b

one of the main customers will be united and alaska.re only within uk registered airlines, are they? only within uk registered airlines, are the ? ., only within uk registered airlines, arethe ? ., , ., are they? no, absolutely not. there are they? no, absolutely not. there are nine airlines _ are they? no, absolutely not. there are nine airlines affected _ are they? no, absolutely not. there are nine airlines affected at - are they? no, absolutely not. there are nine airlines affected at the - are nine airlines affected at the moment, with alaska and united the biggest too. proportionally the 737 900 makes up around 25% of oral alaska's flying. it is a big hit for them than it is for united, where it is a slightly smaller proportion. yesterday alaska cancelled 14% of their network. united cancelled 7% of their network. the majority of carriers are in the americas. south—west have a few as well. 0utside south—west have a few as well. outside of that, there is iceland air, a company in kazakhstan and one in indonesia. it is not a global

monday and then the cold returns on >>> tonight, the >>> tonight, the terrifying moments aboard an alaska airlines flight after a hole blows through the cabin at 17,000 feet. the faa quickly grounding nearly 200 other planes new video shows the dramatic near disaster. a nightmare scenario for passengers the clothes on one child sucked out. oxygen masks dropping. we hear from those onboard >> i feel the plane drop, i started freaking out >> now, the investigation into what went wrong. is this model of plane safe? >>> the storm system now pushing into the northeast snow and ice triggering a series of crashes nearly 50 million americans bracing for a serious snowfall will some major cities get their first significant snow in nearly two years? >>> why was the defense secretary's health scare kept secret lloyd austin was in the icu for four days this week. the pentagon not telling the president or the public for days we have new details. >>> countdown to iowa. all the major candidates crisscrossing the state. and on the anniversary of january 6th attack, president trump defending those in pris

airlines flight friday night. >> alaska, declare emergency. back to portland. >> reporter: it happened at about 16,000 feet shortly after taking off from portland, leaving a gaping hole in the aircraft. the force was so great it pulled off a passenger's shirt and pulled off a cockpit door. >> a loud boom like a mini explosion, happened abruptly. >> reporter: the so-called plug door was recovered in a schoolteacher's backyard. the panel is put in place of an optional emergency exit on some 737s. >> when they install it, it's really not something that becomes an inspection item from the inside of the airplane. you really cannot even tell there is anything different about that location. >> reporter: investigators will spend another day pouring over the airplane. you can see it behind us here. they'll have particular focus on that area where the 63-pound piece of the airplane blew out. on three separate occasions in the last month pilots flying the weeks old plane reported pressurization warning lights, including on january 4th, the day before the

alaska airlines says it expects to be canceling flights for days here in the bay area. 17 alaska airline flights have been canceled at sfo alone at oakland international, two canceled and san jose the airline canceled eight flights. 100 planes have been grounded by all of the fallout from this. we have the latest on the investigation from portland. >> reporter: these boeing 737 max 9 planes are not leaving the ground. the faa ordered 171 of the planes pulled out of service forcing hundreds of cancellations from alaska and united on monday while the investigators try to determine what caused a door panel to blow out during an alaska flight on friday night. >> alaska -- moving down to 10,000 and intending to return back to portland >> it happened shortly after taking off from portland leaving a hole. the force was so great it pulled off a passenger's shirt and ripped open the cockpit door 26 rows away. nicholas was on the flight. >> a loud boom, almost like a miniexplosion happened abruptly. >> reporter: so-called plug door was recovered in a schoolteacher's backyard. the panel is put in p

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alaska airlines issue. abc seven news reporter lena howland live at sfo this morning with how travelers are being impacted there this morning, lena kumar, say good morning here at sfo. >> we are already seeing more than 50 canceled flights and 25 delays so far this morning. and those are mainly coming from alaska and united airlines. now this is something that has been causing problems for travelers here at sfo and across the country since saturday, when the faa grounded more than 177 37 max nine aircrafts, still, passengers. here at the airport were frantically trying to book new routes to their destinations . one couple we spoke with got a text last night saying their alaska flight from san jose to oahu was canceled and the value was deposit was deposited in an alaska wallet. they ended up at the sfo united terminal on an alternate flight paid for out of pocket. it's being like tricked, you know? >> and i wanted to use the credit for taking another uh- ticket. uh- for today from alaska. and the price was

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no one can, you know this is a whole whole day i have to work. >> alaska grounded all. nines after a door flew off a flight while in the air from portland to ontario, california, friday, forcing the plane to make an emergency landing. the scary situation still on the minds of some passengers at sfo, where we spotted five different max nines, belong to alaska, parked wednesday night in the back of your mind, like you're scrolling through the news and you're like, oh, well, let me check out what that news report was about. >> the door blowing off it. >> natalie nguyen has had to wait up to four hours for airline customer service. >> it took a lot of my time because, like i, i was working and i have to, like, be on the phone at the same time, um, you know, be annoying. yeah it's annoying. >> alaska sent ktvu a statement saying, we understand this is a difficult situation for so many of our guests. we're working to get them to where they need to go as quickly as we can, while keeping safety be top of mind. >> this is a very frustrating no company should make that customer w

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our first look at the crippled alaska airlines 737 max 9. say damage like this mangled seat has been found in nearly every row. nicholas hoke was on the flight from night. >> a loud boom or almost like a mini explosion happened abruptly. >> reporter: it was a 63-pound piece of the plane known as a plug door blowing out at 16,000 feet, leaving a gaping hole, forcing the 171 passengers and 6 crew to don oxygen masks. >> alaska, we're declaring an emergency. >> there was moments of, am i going to make it? texting my loved ones that i love them and i'm not sure what's going to happen here. >> reporter: saturday the faa grounded all 737 max 9s in the u.s. 171 of them for further inspections. boeing says it fully supports that decision, and safety is our top priority. in march 2019, the max was grounded for 619 days after two deadly crashes linked to a design flaw in the plane's flight control systems killed 346. the plane is still here at the portland airport. it's been pulled over by a hangar where investigators have been working. you can see wh

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would you go into those names versus united and alaska air which uses 737 max 9s?t, there is no margin of error here. it's got to be zero. these planes really have to be safe because god forbid something were to happen. the plus side is the travel industry is on fire. i mean, consumer spending has shifted to spending on travel. the post-pandemic boom on travel is going to continue. every airplane today is full. you bo to the airports, they're crowded. hotels are getting -- airline tickets are up, hotel rooms are up. so luckily, we're going through a travel boom. sadly, airlines desperately need more planes, and this reduction or the ability for boeing not to increase their production is going to hurt the airlines, and we can't have -- liz: look, alaska says its current quarter is going to be hurt, obviously -- >> yes. will. liz: -- because of what happened. so is what i'm asking is my original question, do you avoid the companies that fly these planes, or is that just nitpicking? >> i think you don't be plane-specific because you want all planes to be perfect: and

alaska promising change. what will it take to ensure aviation safety and restore public confidence? and cancer deaths have been dropping for three decades, but an alarming new study today shows cancer cases are soaring in people under 50. why the shift in the age of cancer patients and what should you do to give yourself the best odds? but first, a devastating day for the golden state warriors grappling with the sudden death of a member of the coaching staff. you're watching getting answers. i'm kristin zehm, thanks for joining us. tonight's warriors game against the utah jazz has been postponed due to a shocking tragedy. deion milojevic was a beloved member of the warriors coaching staff, affectionately called dickey. the team says the 46 year old died hours after suffering a heart attack during a private team dinner in salt lake city. the organization issued a statement head coach steve kerr saying we are absolutely devastated by deion's sudden passing. this is a shocking and tragic blow for everyone associ

a missing door found in an alaska backyard. welcome to the lead. i am jake tapper. only seven days until the first of voters get their say in the 2024 election. next monday republicans will gather across iowa and they will caucus for their favorite candidates. the latest contenders, once again, they are off the campaign trail because of his legal issues. trump is expected to be in court as his lawyers face off against special counsel jake smith. they are looking at if trump can be prosecuted for any crimes he committed while president of the united states and today, his team is working to get his election subversion case thrown out. are going to start with paul reed. trump says he wants the georgia subversion case dismissed because he had presidential immunity. what are they arguing? >> there are doing everything. they reiterate the argument that he should not be charged because he has presidential immunity and they insist that the charges are based on things he was doing as part of his official work as president. they say taking talking to state-level officials, th

it comes as both united airlines and alaska alaska airlines say they have found loose parts on multiple grounded max nine aircraft. the chair of the ntsb provided new information about that alaska airlines flight. they've talked to flight attendants, and those attendants have revealed they were concerned about four unaccompanied minors and three young children who were in the cabin. >> the communications was so poor that they felt like they they really needed guidance and information on uh. and it was it was pretty terrifying event. >> one of the passengers on the flight said the force of the door blown out was so strong that it actually ripped off a passenger shirt. >> so at first i thought it was just the window. and then i realized it was the whole panel and that the kid who was sitting in that row, like his seatbelt, had saved his life, because that's why he didn't have a shirt on, was the suction had just torn it off yesterday, the ntsb retrieved the door plug that had blown off. >> door plug is just a name for the panel. a teacher in portland, oregon, found it in his backyard and

you can see alaska airlines has 65 max nines. united has 79, which the airline is planning to fly by sunday. boeing's recent issues bringing to the surface what is been years of quality and safety issues at the company. some of these concerns leading to the long-term grounding of some jets and a halt in deliveries of others. and when it comes to the 737, it's max eight design was found to be responsible for two fatal crashes. the first happened in indonesia back in october of 2018, lion air flight jt 116 was carrying 189 people including three children when it went down over the java sea. and the other in ethiopia in 2019. ethiopian airlines eta 302 crashing soon after it took off, 157 people were on board in that case. and those incidents led to a 20 month grounding of the company's best-selling jets, which cost boeing more than $21 billion and internal communications that were released during the 737 max grounding showed one employee describing the jet as quote designed by clowns who in turn are supervised by . joining us now i

will russia be able to take alaska from the united states?ists and politicians. they heard that vladimir putin signed an order to seek protection for foreign real estate from tsarist and soviet times. and the alaska peninsula, as you know, belonged to tsarist russia until it was sold to the united states in 1867. but the truth is, for many americans, artyom, this was a revelation. because they teach history poorly, in fact, how all of the above overlapped with the desire of western elites to monetize the myth of the russian threat. and what a resonance. called in nato countries, our colleague boris ivanin found out. ukraine alone is not enough for them. the british daily mail picturesquely paints a fantastic scenario for a russian invasion of europe: tanks in the baltic states, a cutting route to the arctic, missiles flying through peaceful lives in germany and france. there are russian hackers right there who hacking into communication systems, all this allegedly with the support of belarus, iran and north korea. the apocalypse is already in

investigators are combing through the clues from alaska airlines flight 1282. the plane declaring an emergency just minutes into its flight. terrified passengers thinking they were going to die. sudden, i heard, like, a big bang. >> and i looked to my left and there's this huge chunk part of the airplane, just like missing. >> it was a nightmare scenario for the passengers of alaska airlines flight 1282 bound for ontario, california. the underside of the plane. terrifying moments from 16,000ft in the air. >> that was really praying. i was asking god to put angels under the wings to hold us up. >> the alaska jet with 177 people on board taking off from portland, oregon, friday night when all of a sudden the door plug, which is used to cover and seal optional emergency exits, flew off. now a major investigation is underway after what could have been a catastrophic disaster in the air. a lot of it was, oh my gosh, like, this isn't real. >> like there's no way this is happening. almost kind of like a dream, i guess. more than 170 boeing 737 max nine planes now grou

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that will be an alaska airlines flight from seattle to san diego. here's cbs's senior transportation correspondent kris van cleave. >> reporter: the boeing production line stopped today for a safety standdown focused on quality control issues. >> the flying public is counting on us. >> reporter: the day-long production pause comes as questions swirl around an anonymous post purport lid by an employee that durl final production, boeing accessed the door panel ta eventually blew off a max 9 mid-flight in order t make repairs to the fuselage. if that work occurred, the four bolts holding the door in place would have to be removeds. after the blowout, those bolts remain unaccounted for. >> we're going to talk about transparency and responsibility, and that will be it. >> reporter: boeing ceo dave calhoun was back on capitol hill. >> might want to make sure we're doing everything possible to ensure that these planes are safe. >> reporter: alaska and united airlines are now performing newly approved inspections on the door panels located in row 26 on alas