passengers white-knuckling through a wind-whipped asiana airlines flight moments after a man allegedlyipped open the plane's emergency door minutes before landing. >> it is recklessly endangering all the other passengers and crew on the airplane >> reporter: airline officials say the plane carrying 194 passengers was about 700 feet above the ground when a man in his 30s seated in the exit row was allegedly tinkering with the handle and eventually opened the door. >> how could a passenger open a door like this while the flight is still up in the air? >> it can be opened in the last few seconds of flight so that should on landing the airplane end up off the side of the runway, you can get the doors open and get the evacuation started. >> reporter: at higher altitudes, cabin pressure helps seal the doors on most planes, so it wouldn't open, even if someone tried, but just before landing, that pressure is gone, and doors are able to be opened. an asiana airlines representative telling nbc news, the plane landed safely following the incident and that nine passengers were taken to the hospit

why that man in the asiana incident allegedly tried to open that plane, we don't know.the time it was all over, neither were some other passengers, who were taken to the hospital for hyperventilating. erin? >> it is terrifying, and i think everyone wants to know the motive. motive. time now for ac 360.

. >>> we're learning more about a terrifying incident on an asiana airlines flight on friday. a passenger opened an exit door on the plane while it was still airborne. south korean authorities arrested the man, and according to the yonhap news agency, he told police he felt suffocated and wanted to get off the plane quickly. cnn's paula hancocks has details. >> reporter: it is every traveler's worst nightmare. an emergency door opening while the airplane is still in the air. asiana airlines says two to three minutes before landing, while the aircraft was about 700 feet from the ground, a man in his 30s sitting in the emergency seat opened the door. a less than one hour long flight turned into a nightmare for 200 passengers and crew. >> translator: maybe the man tried to get off the plane. a flight attendant said help, help, and about ten passengers stood up and pulled him in. >> translator: we weren't able to talk properly with him. he was not in a good mental state. >> reporter: 48 students were also on board traveling to a junior sports festival. but for aviation experts, th

these were the chaotic minutes before landing for that asiana airlines flight in south korea.feet in the air, traveling around 170 miles an hour, when a man in his 30s grabbed an exit door. >> maybe the man tried to get off the plane. a flight attendant said help, help, and about ten passengers stood up and pulled him in. >> reporter: opening a commercial jet door in flight is supposed to be impossible. the doors are locked and beveled so that air pressure inside the plane pushes them firmly into the door opening. aviation experts say overcoming that pressure would be like lifting a car. >> so at altitude you simply can't do it. there are thousands of pounds of pressure on those doors. you can't open them. you can't open the over-wing exits. >> reporter: but at very low altitudes on some older planes experts say it might be possible. what we know for sure is the man on the asiana flight was arrested and others have tried the same thing. on a flight from l.a. to boston in march authorities say a passenger was restrained after he attacked a crew member, tried to open the emergen

democracy people were filled with tear gas in the sky in an asiana airline plane. airlines during the flight. the door opened according to messages. media liner. they were urgently imprisoned at the south korean daegun airport, it is specified that six people were hospitalized due to breathing problems, law enforcement agencies are establishing the circumstances of the incident, eyewitnesses shared footage of all these the writer who saves the donbass today, and not only with a word, nikolai gavrilov became a guest of the distortion program, we are silent, the winner of four international awards in literature he refused the romance of a sailor, which brought him profit in favor of history and the creation of books about the fate of people was the first to research and publish honest facts about the masyukovshchina prisoner of war camp at the beginning of the war in donbass for 8 years he has been traveling to a hot spot and to the front line with a humanitarian mission for personal savings. they bring medicines, evacuate the locals, what is the motivation and what

an asiana airlines representative telling nbc news the plane landed safely following the incident ande passengers were taken to the hospital for minor breathing issues. the man who opened the door detained by police. this scare in korea conjuring a rash of other airborne incidents in the u.s. spurred by unruly passengers. earlier this year a delta passenger was arrested at l.a.x. after opening the emergency door and sliding off the plane before takeoff. tonight, another scare in the sky with passengers grateful to be back on solid ground. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> back here at home and to washington where we have some breaking news. president biden just moments ago said he believes there may be a deal on the debt limit tonight. garrett haake has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: tonight, the president and lawmakers leaving washington for the holiday weekend. >> i hope we'll have some clearer evidence tonight before the clock strikes 12. >> reporter: without a deal to avert a government default, but now word the negotiators will have more time. instead of a june 1st deadl

why the man in the asiana incident allegedly tried to open that plane, we don't know.saying he was not in a good mental state by the time it was all over, some other passengers weren't either, taken to the hospital for hyperventilating. >> somehow, no one serious injured, that's a miracle. thank you for watching, have a great weekend. our coverage continues. ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪ (water splashing) hey, dad... hum... what's the ocean like? ♪ are there animals living underwater? ♪ is the ocean warm? yeah, it can be very warm. ♪ you were made to remember some days forever. we were made to help you find the best way there. ♪ ♪ pets are raw. raw curiosity. raw love. raw energy. no dog ever thought, “what if someone sees me like this?” no cat ever asked permission before taking up residence on your keyboard. raw is all pets are, and raw is all they need. r

. >>> so, we're learning more about a terrifying incident on asiana airlines on friday. play. south korean authorities arrested the man according to the news agency. he told police he felt suffocated and wanted to get off the plane quickly. >> reporter: wind howling through the cabin, 2500 people onboard, passengers gripping their armrest, the chaotic minutes before landing for that flight in south korea, officials say the plane was still 700 feet in the air traveling around 170 miles per hour when a man in his 30s grabbed an exit door >> translator: our flight attendant said, help, help. about ten passengers stood up and pulled him in. >> reporter: it's supposed to be impossible the doors are locked and beveled so air pressure inside the plane pushes them firmly into the door opening, aviation experts say overcoming that pressure would be like lifting a car. >> so at altitude you simply can't do it, thousands of pounds of pressure on those doors, you can't open them. >> reporter: but at very low altitudes on some older planes experts say it might be possible. what we kn

so what we've heard from asiana is when the flight was two to three minutes before landing, so 700 feet in the air, they say a man in his 30s sitting in the emergency seat opened the emergency door. you can see what happened from that video, the strong gusts of wind coming through the aircraft itself. but what we're hearing from many experts is that this technically should not have been allowed to happen. >> it seems implausible that the door could be opened in the first place and then against the air stream technically impossible. but somehow rather it has happened. possibly some malfunction. >> reporter: so according to police the man has confessed that he did this, but has not given them a reason at this point as to why he did it. there were 200 people on board this flight. and as i say only 12 had hyper ventilation, nine did go to hospital, but with minor injuries. of course the question now that is being asked of asiana and airbus is how was this able to happen, not only being able to open a door while you are still in the air, but also appearing to be able to open it against the a

these were the chaotic minutes before handing for that asiana airlines flight in south korea.veling around 170 miles an hour when a man in his 30s grabbed the exit door. >> maybe the man tried to get off the plane. a flight attendant said help, help, and about ten passengers stood up and pulled him in. >> reporter: opening a door mid flight is supposed to be impossible. the doors are locked and beveled so air pressure inside the plane pushes the door from further opening. overcoming that pressure would be like lifting a car. >> at alt turn you simply can't do it. there are tlouss of pounds of pressure on those doors. you can't open them. >> reporter: but at very low altitudes on some older planes, some experts say it might be possible. what we know for sure is the man on the asiana flight was arrested and others have tried the same thing. on a flight from l.a. to boston in march, authorities say a passenger was restrained after he attacked a crew member, tried to open the emergency exit door, and said he believed the flight attendant was trying to kill him. shortly afterward,

asiana airlines says two to three minutes before landing, while the aircraft was still about 700 feet from the ground, a man in his 30s sitting in the emergency seat opened the door. a less than one-hour-long flight turned into a nightmare for 200 passengers and crew. >> maybe the men tried to get off the plane. a flight attendant said, help, help, and about ten passengers stood up and pulled him in. >> reporter: police arrested the man, saying he confessed to opening the door, but gave no reason. >> we weren't able to talk properly with him. he was not in a good mental state. he could not hold himself up. >> reporter: 48 students were also on board, traveling to a junior sports festival. but for aviation experts, the most pressing question is how is it even possible for the door to open while still in flight. >> it seems implausible that the door could be opened in the first place. and then against the airstream, technically impossible. but somehow rather it has happened. >> reporter: airbus said in a statement, we are looking into the circumstances of this incident. the cabin was au

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in asiana airlines representative, telling nbc news, the plan landed safely following the incident.re taken to the hospital for minor breathing issues. the man who opened the door, detained by police. the scary korea, conjuring a rash of other airborne incidents in the u.s., spurred by unruly passengers. earlier this, year a delta passenger was arrested at l.a.x. after opening the emergency door and sliding off the plane before takeoff. another scare in the sky, passengers are grateful to be back on solid ground. steven patterson, nbc news. >> next, the unanswered questions about the debt ceiling deadline that could impact you, plus, this item, where greed filiation, it why you are paying more at the store, and the defense for doing it might actually make your head spin. your head spin. exploding. but my old internet, was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon business internet. they have business grade internet, nationwide. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. subway just keeps getting better. break it down candace. they got world class bake

video on board of the asiana airlines flight shows air blasting on people's faces, 12 people were injuredcluding -- during friday's incident. police say the 33-year-old man who had to be carried away by officers told them he felt suffocated and tried to get off the plane quickly. they said he was mentally struggling. he now faces up to ten years in prison. >>> the advocate says the search for a baton rouge teenager missing in the bahamas has been called off. the u.s. coast guard says 18-year-old cameron robbins disappeared last wednesday, after going overboard on a ship. the high school baseball player was on a graduation boating trip with several hundred other high school students. witnesses said he was acting on a dare when he jumped overboard. the search was called off on friday. >>> "the new york times" says vice president kamala harris became the first woman to give the commencement address at west point. she told about 950 cadets on saturday that they're graduating into an increasingly unsettled world. harris also talked about how the military has evolved. she pointed to this year's

south korea's asiana airlines has stopped selling emergency exit row seats after a passenger opened anrgency door in flight. passengers were terrified as a blast of wind whipped around the cabin. the plane landed safely, but 12 people were taken to the hospital with breathing problems. it was flying at about 700ft when the door was opened. and this would have been much more serious if it had happened in the forward part of the airplane, because that emergency slide would have shot out right in front of the engine. it could have wrapped itself around the wing and caused controllability or engine issues just at the most critical part of the landing. just really terrifying. the man charged with opening the door could face up to ten years in prison. the sports this year's indianapolis 500 had some unexpected excitement. a car's tire went flying toward the crowd and in a spectacular crash. and the winner of the race saw years of aggravation at the brickyard finally come to an end after a decade of frustration. it was josef newgarden crossing the finish line at the indianapolis 500 team pens

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asiana airlines is being investigated over safety issues with the flight. hello there.nny for the rest of today. we have got areas of cloud just floating across the uk but still good spells of sunshine out there and largely dry. that continues through this afternoon and fought the next few days as well. we will see a bit more cloud across the north and west of scotland. it will drift a bit further south and eastward and into wales but away from that lots of blue skies with temperatures about 16 to 21 degrees and 22 celsius this afternoon. the patchy cloud across central areas and wales will tend to melt away. still a bit more cloud across the far north—west of scotla nd of scotland and overnight temperatures down to seven or eight celsius. at the start of the bank holiday weekend on saturday more cloud across scotland, may be a few spots of rain affecting the far north—west but elsewhere a bit of patchy cloud building up but for the most part it will be sunny, temperatures could even be a bit higher, 22 and maybe 23 celsius across england and wales on saturday afternoon

this is an asiana airlines flight, after a passenger opened an emergency exit door as the plane was comingtal with breathing problems, and a man has been detained. time for a look at the weather. bank holiday, sunshine, is it possible? it looks like it should be. there will be some cloud so not completely clear skies but a nice speu completely clear skies but a nice spell of weather with temperatures easing off a little as the bank holiday weekend progresses. skies like these across most of the uk today, cloud popping up, and the warmest spot is again seeing temperatures into the low 20s. that is a long way above the average for may. 6 degrees warmer than average if you like. there is the satellite picture, fair weather cloud across northern england and the north midlands. in the atlantic, our next weather system waiting to come in and this will bring thicker cloud to the north of the uk, overnight and into tomorrow, and a waft of cooler air, as well. overnight we will see some patches of rain getting in to the north—west of scotland. it is mainly the hebrides, highlands, orkney and shetla

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. >>> asiana airlines is not selling certain seats on some of its planes after a passenger was caught. the plane landed minutes after the incident friday. and the man was arrested. the airline now says it is suspending sales of some emergency exit seats on several of its aircraft. as a safety precaution. >>> a possible break flu in sustainable injury. a danish company says it has cracked an issue with the blades turbines like these. the blades are incinerated and end up in a landfill when they reach the end of their lifetime because they are made with materials like fiberglass that are extremely difficult to break down. now the danish company vista says it has discovered chemical technology that could eventually be used to recycle the old blades into new ones. one experts says it could be a game changer. thanks so much for joining us, for international viewers, world sports is up next. for our viewers in the united states and canada, i'll be right back with more cnn newsroom. from big cities, to small towns, and on main streets across the us, you'll find pnc bank. helping businesses b

julian: asiana airlines is no longer selling tickets for certain emergency exit seats on one of its aircrafter a passenger opened a door during a flight last week. the man was arrested and told police he was under stress after losing his job and felt suffocated and wanted to get off the plane quickly. he could face up to 10 years in prison for the stunt. 200 people were on board and none were seriously hurt but several were taken to the hospital. drew: 6 morning, live doppler 7, areas of low pressure was on top of us yesterday, sliding off the coast. it will still influence our temperatures later this afternoon, cooler than average numbers by about four :00 p.m. and experience yesterday. temperatures in the 60's and 70's, five to 10 degrees below average. 71 in santa rosa. the three day tomorrow with our forecast, this does continue -- we will find warmer weather, coming up in a few minutes. kumasi: spending memorial day at one of the many beautiful parks. the group getting free admission today. julian: and stop by your tv and take the said, a beautiful shot as we wake up on memorial day. a

happening on planes, specifically two incidents -- the first 1, 1 passenger opened a door during an asianalanding. nobody was seriously hurt. you can imagine how scary that was. in san diego, a southwest pilot hado climb to a cockpit window after he goloed out of the flight deck. a passenger accidentally closed the lockedooto the cockpit while trying to use the restroom. i have so many questions. beginning with, how is it tt passenger can accidentally locked the door from the outside ofheockpit? right? what about the copilot? could do copilot not open it up and go, hey, come on in. larry: so many questions and so few answers. i think he's going to have some x planning to do. reporter: you know what i think -- >> you know what i think? i think that passenger grew up in a household where the mom and dad always said, "shut the door behind you, don't leave the door open." force of habit. shutting random doors you should not be shutting. kristen: yeah, there's got to be a mechanism by which a pilot on the outside can open that. larry: one would think. kristen: especially when you have two peopl

. >> reporter: so there is an investigation obviously ongoing into this with asiana and airbus. and we know 12 of those 200 on board it suffer from hyper ventilation, nine went to hospital, but we're being told that all nine of those were minor injuries. and so experts say the fact that it was so close to the ground and about to land meant that at least everybody had their seatbelts on. so there wasn't any significant injuries. but obviously a terrifying incident for those on board and the question does remain how is it technically possible for this door to be able to be opened while still in the air against the air stream. >> a big question. paula, thank you. yeah, the trauma that you would suffer from that even if you are okay. >> this is why i choose to sit in the emergency exit so i could subdue somebody. i would take them down reportedly. >>> mark stewart is joining us live from tokyo to discuss the story that we were just speaking about a moment ago. mark, what more you can tell us about the motive in this gun related incident and the reaction from the country? >> reporter

. >>> a midair scare today over the skies of south korea, 200 people on board an asiana flight forcedide. there were hundreds of feet off the ground. an airline official says a man in his 30s opened an emergency exit door while the plane was on descent. the airbus 321 was minutes from landing. . 700 feet in the air with experts estimating speed about 172 miles per hour at that point. in other words, not particularly fast for an airplane but fast by any other measure. 12 people on that plane suffered minor injuries. the man accused of opening the door is now under arrest. this video shows how he had to be carried into a local police station. an officer said he was, quote, not in a good mental state. joining me now, cnn transportation analyst, mary sciavo. i'm trying to figure out, we're trying to figure out, how this person was able to open a plane door like that because i was always under the impression there were fail-safes for this. can you understand it? >> i -- i hope i can. i hope i can shed light. well, it's come down to a lot of things in life. laws and loopholes. he took advan

video of friday's incident on asiana airlines showed wind whipping through the plane's cabin as terrifiedrs gripped their arm rests. the suspect reportedly told police that he felt suffocated and wanted to quickly get off the plane. >>> and new york city officials are planning to house up to 500 migrants at an old harlem prison. a city hall spokesperson tells cnn over the next few days the city and state will work to open an emergency respite center for adult asylum seekers at the correctional facility. it's located on the northern end of central part of manhattan. more than 70,000 migrants have arrived since last spring and hundreds more arrive daily. jim. >>> well, the president of microsoft says that, yes, the government needs to work faster to regulate artificial assurance but they say ai has the potential to improve human life and health more than any other invention preceding it. so, john, first on the positive, what good things does he expect ai to bring, but also i suppose where does he say there need to be limitations? >> thanks, jim. yes, the president of microsoft speaking abou

why that man in the asiana incident allegedly tried to open that plane, we don't know. authorities are merely saying he was not in a good mental state. by the time it was all over, neither were some other passengers, who were taken to the hospital for hyperventilating. erin? >> it is terrifying, and i think everyone wants to know the motive. motive. time now for ac 360. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the gloves are truly off in the republican race for president. john king in for anderson t pay little attention to the republican race, it is hard to notice ron desantie former president openly throwing hay makers. donald trump, of course, has never bought into that. and now it seems his fellow floridian doesn't either. over the last 48 hours, governor desantis has gone straight after the gop front runner, most recently today on this conservative talk show. >> he's been attacking me by moving left. so, this is a different guy than 2015, 2016. 2 million illegal aliens he wanted to amnesty. we both faced covid-19, and we both responded the way we did. he responded

we're told my asiana that automatically the cabin was depressure rised, so the pressure was the samene. that is going to be something that investigators will look at when they try to figure out exactly how it was possible for that door to be open. >> thankfully a benign outcome, but there's nothing benign about that video. it is horrific. paula hancock, thank you. >>> coming up, how artificial intelligence helped discover a new antibiotic. here's wolf blitzer with what's next in "the situation room." >>> hakeem jeffries is standing by exclusively to join me nt situation room. we'll dig into the negotiations, which appear to be making progress, but not enough. many democrats are frustrating with president biden's understand lg of the talks. and some worry they'll be forced to vote what they consider to be a bad deal in order to avoid default. i'll have the minority leader what he's expecting and how he's trying to persuade some members to hold their nose and vote for an agreement. that's coming up right at the top of the hour right here in "the situation room." 59 bucks. i mean, peopl

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have is video from the asiana airplane. when the flight was about three minutes from landing in south korea. amaingly nobody was seriously hurt but nine were taken to local hospitals suffering from hyper ventilation and ear pain. officials arrested the man they say opened that door. >>> and the rush is on to get out of town and airlines are working overtime to make sure that we don't see a repeat of last year's mass cancellations. tom costello takes a closer look. >> reporter: one year after the start of last year's summer meltdown, the airlines are out to ensure it doesn't happen year. >> we had to change gates, change airplanes. but we'll get there eventually. >> reporter: weather is the wild card responsible for 63% of delays. at dfw in dallas, operations are at full throttle this sended weekend. >> your push is approved, tail south. >> reporter: but the second busiest airport in the world is also vulnerable. >> storms in southeastern texas. >> reporter: texas thunderstorms can make this a summertime choke point, delayin

it happened earlier today aboard an asiana airlines flight. you can see the wind whipping inside the plane. 12 people were taken to the hospital. some of them reported breathing problems. others reported severe ear pain . the pilot pulled off a safe landing minutes after the door was open. the person who opened the door was taken into custody. unless than two hours obey area said civil rights attorney plans to file a wrongful death lawsuit on behalf of the family of banco brown. the 24 year old brown was shot and killed during an altercation with the security guard at a san francisco walgreens store last month. the lawsuit says that brown was unarmed, and it says that the security guard did not need to use deadly force. for an incident over shoplifting. san francisco's district attorney has declined to pursue charges criminal charges against the security guard in the case, citing the fact that he said he was acting in self defense. emotions boiled over during the funeral for brown at san francisco's third baptist church. this was the chaotic s

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this was an asiana plane with over 100 people on board.ea say a 33 year old passenger open the emergency exit door about 850 feet above ground right after the pilot made that built-in announcement that the plane was about to land. the passenger we are told was traveling alone. police have not said why he did it but did say there were no signs he'd been drinking. once the plane landed safely, 12 people were taken to the hospital for respiratory issues. the passenger was arrested, of course, and if convicted, he could face up to ten years in prison. unbelievable. thank you so much for that update. >> not a rip current warnings are so many people had to the beaches this memorial day weekend. chief national correspondent matt gutman joins us with one family's close call and how to keep your family safe. matt, good morning. >> matt: rip currents trigger more water rescues than any other shoreline has done the best way to survive one is with the knowledge that a rip current might pull you out but it's not going to put you under. we mention the s

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