aviation authority for u.s. carriers but we wait to see if it is extended beyond that in fact we heard from aviation analyst called a little bit earlier he's explaining why and what impact this will have have a listen. basically means is the f.d.a. is being proactive in protecting the airspace and ensuring that u.s. based aircraft and aircraft flying over the region are safe because there are obviously there have been missiles launched listing missiles and they're being very proactive here in ensuring safe operation of aircraft in the region in fact we have to keep in mind also that there are countermeasures so if it's a ballistic missile is launched you know the opponents actually have defensive measures on the ground to try to intercept those missiles that are being launched and quite often those are seeking missiles so also if those are if an airliner is giving off the heat signature from its engines it could possibly interfere with the countermeasures what's intercepting the missile and in fact a commercial a

the civil aviation authority had been planning it for weeks.oing to be a commercial solution for thomas cook, because this really was not an operation we ever wanted to undertake. i mean, thomas cook — it's the world's oldest travel company, it's employees, it's customers, you know, this was really sad. i think actually almost up to two days beforehand, we thought there was the possibility of a commercial solution but, of course, you have to prepare for scenarios that are very different. but even before the operation to bring people home had begun, hotels were, for a while, refusing to let customers leave, as my colleague gavin lee witnessed first hand in majorca. well, this is the main thomas cook—run hotel in palma, and we're being told by staff that everything's 0k, but the management won't speak to us. and if you look, they've got security here for the first time. they're quite nervous. this is one of a number of hotels that we understand are waiting still to be paid in arrears from thomas cook, and meantime, they are still having to look a

airlines because this applies only at this stage to usa lines it's come from their own federal aviation authority aviation analyst kyle bailey spoke to us earlier to explain the potential impact of that decision. basically means is the f.d.a. is being proactive in protecting the airspace and ensuring that u.s. based aircraft and aircraft flying over the region are safe because there are obviously there have been missiles launched listing missiles and they're being very proactive here in ensuring safe operation of aircraft in the region in fact we have to keep in mind also that there are countermeasures so if if a ballistic missile is launched you know the opponents actually have defensive measures on the ground to try to intercept those missiles that are being launched and quite often those are seeking missiles so also if those are if an airliner is giving off a signature from its engines it could possibly interfere with the countermeasures from what's intercepting the missile and in fact a commercial aircraft flying overhead and reading that would primarily affect i would think you know long ran

the head of iran's civil aviation authority says the ukrainian airliner that crashed in tehran a wednesday was not shown. a video released by the new york times for boys to show the moments the plane was hit by what appears to be a missile. allegedly macdonald this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up india's top court orders an urgent review of the logs and kashmir and says the internet ban in the disputed state is an abuse of power. after months of fighting in syria's last rebel held it lip province russia and iran says a ceasefire. hello there the head of iran's civil aviation body has reiterated that the trainee an airliner that crashed into tehran a weapons day was not shot down by a missile but caught fire and was having technical difficulties a video posted by the new york times appears to show a missile striking the aircraft over tehran matheson has latest. this video posted by the new york times newspaper appears to show an explosion as ukraine airlines flight 75 to is struck the plane flies on for several minutes before turning back towards to han airport where security ca

the head of iran's civil aviation authority says the ukrainian airliner that crashed into her on a wednesday was not shot days. video released by the new york times appears to show the moment the plane was hit by a missile. and how he'd seen and this is al jazeera life from doha also coming up india's top court orders an urgent review of the lot and in kashmir and says the internet ban in need to speciate state is an abuse of power. after months of fighting in syria's last rebel held province russia announces a cease fire. but 1st saving action officials in tehran have rejected accusations in a radian missile mistakenly shot down a ukrainian airliner killing all 176 people on board the head of iran's civil aviation organization says the plane caught fire and was having technical difficulties matheson has the latest. this video posted by the new york times newspaper appears to show an explosion as ukraine airlines flight 75 to is struck the plane flies on for several minutes before turning back towards to han airport where security cameras capture the moment it hits the ground among the dead

ukraine but it feels like that the aviation authority here is trying to be as transparent as possible giving us a lot of information taking into account what's been said by the united states and other than canada about the missile strike but they've rejected categorically the head of the aviation aviation authority here that he was hit by a missile and he said if it was it would have the wreckage would have spread over a vast area and he cited the u.k. the plane that was hit in ukraine and how the by myside and how that wreckage just spread over a vast area and he says that this is very different but we're getting that extra information because before we thought and what was said was that the pilot had not communicated but now we're hearing that he did communicate with murder about airport requests. to climb to a higher altitude he made the point several times didn't he that they've started with these 12 technical committees they've also been talking with the ukrainians but he pointed out that starting with just extracting that data from the black box takes time and that it will take

airlines boeing 737—800 either to the aircraft's manufacturer or us aviation authorities.he times leads with the duke and duchess of sussex who the paper says haveopened a rift in the royal family after announcing they were stepping down as senior members, without consulting either the queen or prince of wales. and in the times business section, pictures of carlos ghosn gesturing during his one—hour press conference in beirut. the former renault—nissan chief vowed to clear his name and explained his reasons for fleeing from his upcoming trial injapan where he was accused of financial misconduct. and finally in the independent, employees at greggs will receive bonuses of £300 each after the launch of vegan sausage rolls helped boost the uk bakery chain's sales. the company will pay out a £7 million windfall to 25,000 staff at the end of this month after a "phenomenal year" thatincluded the highly publicised launch of the new plant—based snack. so let's begin withjonathan charles who's managing director of communications, european bank for reconstruction and development. let

going to use iranian airspace any longer in fact very large numbers of them and a number of aviation authorities were advising that the space should be closed and lines should find other ways of getting through that area which is possible can i just point out for context that there have been a couple of mistaken shoot downs in the last you know so yeah i'm going to get is that that actually dangerous. ok that's fine i'll leave you to judge it out all right no i mean carry on to make the point now seeing as you've raised it i mean. the u.s. it circles was responsible for mistakenly shooting down the iranian passenger jet in 1988. correct that was the u.s.s. vincennes so that was the the u.s. navy you know battleship. left you know literally misidentified or didn't take care to identify an aircraft which was flying a show jewel druce on time out of bounder about us just flying briefly across the gulf and landing at dubai it was an airbus a 300 carrying more than 300 people and everybody bought onboard died just because the americans were not careful but the was another event in 2001 and that was a

those the words of the head of iran's civil aviation authority. they are saying there's a team of ukrainian investigators also on the ground here and that tomorrow the iranians and ukrainians are going to try to read the black boxes together. however, the iranians are saying one of those black boxes is dadly damaged. if they can't get information out of the black boxes, they might ask canada or france for help. >> tell us more about the 176 passengers and crew members on that plane. >> reporter: that's one of the other big tragedies about this. it was a ukrainian plane. it was packed with passengers. a lot of those passengers, the vast majority of them were iranians. just looking at the passenger list, it doesn't really give you a sense of how many iranians were actually affected by all this. 63 canadians. however, a the lot of the canadians on the plane seem to be duel citizens the iranian authorities are saying over 140 passengers were iranians. that shows a lot of them must be dual nationals. the iranians only recognized iranian citizenship. so

airlines boeing 737—800 either to the aircraft‘s manufacturer or us aviation authorities.r announcing they were stepping down as senior members, without consulting either the queen or prince of wales. and in the times business section, pictures of carlos ghosn gesturing during his one—hour press conference in beirut. the former renault—nissan chief vowed to clear his name and explained his reasons for fleeing from his upcoming trial

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there was a press conference early this morning from the head of iran's aviation authority and in that press conference he says that he believes the theory as he put it, that the plane may have been hit by a missile is not valid as he says. he went onto say that the plane apparently took off, was in the air for about 5 minutes. at some point had tried to turn around and fly back to the airport. the head of the aviation authority also acknowledged there was all this information out there about the plane possibly getting hit by a missile. and he said anyone who has any sort of information needs to bring that information forward and officially submit it to the investigation. so the iranians are clearly saying they are willing to take that information into account when they conduct their investigation. so far, however, they are still saying that the plane was not hit by a missile according to their estimations, and we're going to wait and see how they move forward on that. as far as the black boxes are concerned which is obviously the big issue here, the iranians say that in general they h

now, this morning there was a press conference by the iranian civil aviation authority where they saidthey do not believe in that theory. they said they believe that theory is not, quote, valid. the head of the raveiation authority was saying he believes the debris field that's there on the ground right thereafter that crash would have been a lot larger if that plane had been hit in the sky by a missile and also said he doesn't believe they would have been able to make a move if it would have been hit by a missile or the plane would not have been maneuverable. of course we had video we've seen of that plane possibly getting hit by something in the sky, certainly it seems as though something was on fire in the sky. the head of aviation authority saying from eyewitness accounts they've pieced together the plane was on fire for 60 to 70 seconds before impacting the ground. the iranians as you've noted also now inviting international assistance for this investigation, the ntsb to be part of it, boeing, ukraine to be part of it as well. the iranians are saying it could take two months to re

with the al-jazeera news are coming up for you in the next 60 minutes the head of iran's civil aviation authority says the ukrainian airliner that crashed in teheran awareness day was not show time but video released by the new york times appears to show the moment the plane was hit by a missile. india's top court orders an urgent review of the walked in kashmir and says the internet ban in the disputed state is an abuse of power. and after months of fighting in syria's last rebel held province of russia and since a ceasefire. and in spite of a joke of it helps serbia secure a semi final place in the a.t.p. camp jock which got in his team to victory over canada to set up a last minute i was the. aviation officials in teheran have rejected accusations an iranian missile mistakenly shot down a ukrainian plane killing a $176.00 people on board the heads of iran's civil aviation organization says the plane caught fire and was having technical difficulties but matheson has the latest . this video posted by the new york times newspaper appears to show an explosion as ukraine airlines flight 75 to is st

head of iran's civil aviation authority says the ukrainian airliner that crashed in tehran on wednesday was not shot. the video released by the new york times appears to show the moment the plane was hit by a missile. for them to be with donald this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up in this top court orders an urgent review of the logs and kashmir and says the internet ban in the disputed state is a use of power. after months of fighting in syria is last rebel held its live province russia and them says the seeds far. now iran is the starting point for us this half hour aviation officials and so on have rejected accusations and iranian missile mistaking shot down a ukrainian airliner killing all $176.00 people on board the head of iran's civil aviation organization says that the plane caught far and was having technical difficulties with the flight had taken off from tehran on wednesday on its way to kiev it was the same night that iran had launched air strikes into iraq in retaliation for the u.s. killing of its top commander rob matheson has the very latest. this video poste

f a a the federal aviation authority which has now banned u.s. airlines from flying over this region we're talking about airspace in iraq to the west iran and the east the gulf of oman as well and then the waters between iran and saudi arabia and other words the gulf itself it is sizing quote the potential for miscalculation or mis identification. so let's go through some of the reaction so far and obviously the 1st person we wanted to hear from will waiting to hear from was the u.s. president donald trump he hopped on twitter and he said this all is well missiles launched from iran at 2 military bases located in iraq assessment of casualties and damage is taking place now so far so good we have the most powerful and well equipped military anywhere in the world by far i will be making a statement tomorrow morning here are our correspondents covering developments harry falls that is in west jerusalem we'll be talking to him and a little bit about as you say the threat towards israel there's a summer binge of aid in baghdad then as i said beg in te

have to see such circumstances and that the that the shoulder all the blame saying that the aviation authority isn't to blame but that doesn't explain some of the language that has come out from the iran of the last few days denials you had of the aviation authority saying that he was scientifically impossible and in logic of that he was hit by a missile and from statements from the government calling the united states saying that they were lying and that this was psychological warfare he said the commander that this was the fault of the revolutionary guard and the revolutionary guard alone he insisted on this even though he said that they had requested a no fly zone but that request was denied for some reason less silly excepting for responsibility i wonder how this will be received by iranians because even though he's accepting responsibility it would seem that they were failures on many levels . absolutely iranians right now are very angry and the shock that this has happened this is the images really through some of the statements that came out from the government the government spokespers

federal aviation authority has banned u.s. airlines from flying over the region that means iraq iran and right through the gulf. and the gulf of oman as well washington is also warning american ships in the middle east that iran could attack it's a mess its maritime interests and this is all happening as general sort of man himself is finally laid to rest in his hometown of kurd amman after 3 days of mourning across the country well let's show you exactly where these iranian strikes took place as we said they are 2 iraqi bases one of them in erbil that's not quite the right map we'll try and find the right one for you but it's a no bail in the north the semi autonomous kurdish region and then west in anbar province the. base ok so here's the team at this hour simona fulton is in baghdad. in washington but we're starting with begg in the iranian capital take us through developments as we've seen them over the last well 7 hours i think it's been now. yes well iran launched a retaliatory act as they say against u.s. bases u.s. ta

the al jazeera news are coming out for you in the next 60 minutes the head of iran's civil aviation authority says the ukrainian airliner that crashed into iran on wednesday was not short time. but video released by the new york times appears to show the moments the plane was hit by a missile. india's top court orders an urgent review of the lockdown in kashmir and says the internet ban in the disputed state is an abuse of power. and after months of fighting in syria's last rebel held it led province russia and iran says a ceasefire. and in sport of a joke of it helps serbia secure a semi final place of the a.t.p. cup djokovic starting his team to victory over canada the us will sign with russia . well iran is the starting point for us this news our aviation officials inside iran have rejected accusations under rainy and missile mistakenly shot down a ukrainian airliner killing all 176 people on board the head of iran's civil aviation authority says the plane caught fire and was having technical difficulties the flights had taken off from tehran on wednesday on its way to kiev it was the same

the story is incredibly complex and we have these two narratives, the iranian civil aviation authorityane was hit by a missile but the us saying it is entirely possible. i have spent a lot of time talking to my contacts in canada and the united states and some in britain and what appeared to be happening over yesterday and the course of yesterday's events was that it became more and more clear that it became more and more clear that this was not what it seemed to be and that they slipped to me like a shoot down of the plane, although i think everybody is stressing that if that is 100% confirmed that it was accidental. the initial leaks of information coming out of the department from the defence in the united states have been clear to theatres accidental, we are not going to escalate as a result of this, the same is being said in canada. justin trudeau made it clear that that was not something they would use against iran. they would not use this to escalate tensions and to create further problems in a scenario which is already looking pretty u nsta ble. scenario which is already lookin

federal aviation authority is prohibiting u.s. civil aviation operators from using airspace over iraq iran the gulf and the gulf of amman let's go to our white house correspondent kimberly hellcat also on top of that aspect kimberly osias well we've heard what may yet prove to be iran's 1st official reaction. the telecommunications minister tweeting i guess in effect to the white house saying get the hell out of our region and i suppose in one sense that's the kind of strength of language that's predictable but maybe it's the kind of language that donald trump has got to rise above and maybe not react to it as a kneejerk reaction he's got to play some 3 d. chess here because it's the middle east is a complex mosaic at the best of times. yeah and it's we have to try and determine from that tweet what they mean by get out of here if that means the president's overall which has been a subject of discussion for a number of days now with regard to u.s. troop presence in the region or does this mean with respect to what you were saying

an aviation authority cannot speculate, we have to be certain of the things we say.ecause we are not sure object, but that we can say for certain is that the missile did not strike the plane. the fire and the causes we need uncover still. now, iran says it was behind the crash, and blamed human error. iran's foreign minister, javad zarif, posted his message of condolence to the victims on twitter. the crash came amid high tension with the us and days after the threat of strikes against the reigning targets following the killing in iraq of iran's top commander. posting on twitter he said an investigation i concluded that regrettably missiles were fired and that investigations will continue to identify and prosecute those behind this great tragedy and unforgivable mistake. many of those on board were canadian. any press conference, canada's for the minister vowed to get answers as to what has happened. i know families and canadians have a lot of questions and i can assure you we will not rest until we get to the bottom of this. this, ladies and gentlemen, is a national

in which he said he told the aviation authorities that the security forces and the revolutionary guardnd they have told that aviation authorities what they did not take any action. —— but they did not take any action. —— but they did not take any action. —— but they did not take any action. there is questions about whether this is miscommunication between different sections or whether it was intentional to keep the airspace open. we are looking at the crash site as you speak and it is worth reflecting on this u—turn, the fact that iran's story changed in 2a or ask, because only yesterday, it looked like the iranians were clearing away debris from the crash site, dented? they did and they were so unclear from day one. they said we find the black boxes but will not give it away, then on state television they said it is broken, we can't use it any more. they came out with all sorts of scenarios. in order to decline the role in this tragedy. and many believe that the reason they have come out is because the evidence was so strong. and because many of the country so had nationals on board h

. >> you talked with the head of iran's civilian aviation authority. what did he have to say? >> reporter: yeah, that was something that was really a stroke of luck bus he talked to us and he told us that he did not deny that potentially or possibly that airliner was shot down by an iranian missile. however, he did say he doubted it. he said the airline took off, flew for about five minutes and said it turned around and tried to make its way back to imaen khomeini airport. he said it would have plunged to the ground immediately if it was hit by a missile. we just saw the video that does seem to indicate that something may have been fired at that airliner and then you have the various intelligence services, including the u.s., canada and other allied intelligence services say they go do believe it could very well have been a surface-to-air missile that took down that airliner. the iranians also now saying they are go to tomorrow try and decipher the black boxes of that plane. they said there's a team of ukrainians here, it was a ukrainian airliner that was shot down. they say o

now this comes after days of denial we had the chief of the civil aviation authority yesterday saying that he was scientifically impossible and illogical that a missile struck the airplane we had further denials later on when he addressed journalists saying that it was impossible that he could guarantee that it wasn't shot down by a myside but we did have countries coming to the united states we had canada and others saying that they had evidence or intelligence suggesting that it had been shot down by a missile we also had a video a turn up in the new york times showed a projectile going up and striking an aircraft in the aircraft catching fire we have other video footage of the airplane hitting the ground on fire so this so the rainy and i have a lot of explaining to do to the public. at least accepted that it was a missile but it comes after days and days of denial the chief of the aviation authority here said that there were there was complete cooperation between civil and military sectors. people who want to know what happened how it happened why was it that iran denied it and al

we got in touch with the head of iran's civil aviation authority and he confirmed that big and small parts of that plane had been taken away. he said the reason is the iranian authorities are bringing these parts to a hangar as he put it to try and piece those parts together as part of the forensic work to then better determine whether or not the plane may have been hit by some outside object or what else may have happened to that plane. he says it's something that's very important for investigators to do. nevertheless, as far as the crash site is concerned, we have some eyewitness accounts that we've been getting, including one eyewitness who said yesterday the scene there, he described it as chaotic saying not just forensic workers but other people there as well. it was very difficult for the authorities to keep tabs on who was coming and going from that debris field. we do know that today things have changed. the authorities have locked that place down and no one can get close to that area. we also asked what's going on with, obviously, the bodies of the people who perished on tha

well yes the days of denali had many people within the government and also the aviation authority denying that it was a missile strike but now this morning the general military staff has said that it was the missile defense system that brought down that airplane they say that the airplane had taken a turn towards revolutionary guard sensitive site and this missile was shot. hit by a missed it was a mistake it was human error they say they have said the condolences are with the families of the victims and he's all divorce all said that the revolutionary guard will go on state t.v. and explain to the iranian people what's happened now this is a sensitive issue people for days here have been listening to the government the governments did not as they wasn't them but now this morning the government president rouhani have come out and said that yes it was an iranian missile that porch the airplane down now increasingly we have canada and america saying that they had evidence that suggested that iran had shut it shut the airplane down yet seen footage on social media but also the new york times

crushed to the ground we have several videos but we had denials appointed now the head of the aviation authority here said that it was scientifically impossible and it is logical that it was shot down by a missile decide everything was folds rumors the foreign ministry spokesperson accused western media of suspicious propaganda now there's going to be many questions that the government has to answer the general stuff of the military has said that the d.c. that's the revolutionary guard would have to go on state t.v. to explain to the iranian people what happened we've had a president of iran and rouhani say that this is unforgivable a mistake and there was continue to investigate so there's a lot of explaining to do by the authorities here but also why did they deny for so long even after the head of the gave ation authority said that there was coordination between the civil and military sectors why did they accuse rest and governments of lying why did they say that the western media was engaging in propaganda but more importantly why did they not close down the airspace over iran over the heart

into the trash after several western countries offered to play a role the head of iran's civil aviation authority has spoken about where the inquiry has got to. the war another on its very obvious when the plane took off from the airport of the 23 minutes of course fire the reason it's not clear though the pilot tried to return to the airport and change the route towards the airport and it shows that he was aware that an accident that happened the crashed on its way back if a missile that hit it it would have crashed in the regional direction he says the plane did not explode to hit the ground but the u.s. navy says one of its warships has been aggressively approached by a russian naval vessel in the north arabian sea. the destroyer u.s.s. far of it sounded its horn 5 times the international maritime signal warning of the danger of collision with a russian ship continue to move move closer before eventually changing course after another warning north arabian sea is close to the entrance to the gulf. india's supreme court has ordered the government to review an internet shut down inside indian adm

>> obviously, there was a breakdown in communication between the civil aviation authorities. that is reminiscent of the 1988 shootdown of the iranian airliner and they said what is an airliner e doing in a military zone. and the iranian authoritieses would have keenly aware of not allowing airliners to fly in war zones. of course it was a war zone that time. even though the americans did not the have had not the responded. the iranian authority should have issued a more directive if you will between the civil aviation authors, the airlines and the controllers and the radar operators of the military system. i'm sure they were anticipating an american retaliation. and when i lecture the young men and women, i sometimes tell them e the most dangerous things are adrenaline and testosterone. you don't have a lot of time when a blip is moving across the screen. but it tragediically and thos 1 lives -- 174 lives i guess. but it happened before and we haven't learned the lessons as a sew e sighty. >> an as we have been covers it the last couple hour hours and i mentioned it a couple

federal aviation authority the f.a.a. has banned u.s. airlines from flying in the airspace above iraq iran and the gulf of oman it says there's a potential for miscalculation or mis identification. israel's prime minister has warned that anyone who tries to attack his country will be hit hard in a minute and yahoo emphasized he fully supports the u.s. actions. president trump should be congratulated for acting swiftly boldly and resolutely against this thank you thank you thank you for acting against this journalist. who was the architect. of iran's campaign of carnage interred throughout the middle east and throughout the world. is very proud to say as i do now again that israel stuff is completely beside the united states thank you thank the european union has called for strength from all sides here's what is head of foreign policy had to say. to current situation or to dream their 1st defies years and also has implications for the work of the. polish. relations rocket attack on air bases in iraq used by us and equally 2 forces among t

that's the exact words of the head of iran's aviation civil authority. >> fred, thank you very much. cnn aviation analyst, correspondent richard quest and national security analyst steve hall. richard, there is this video which we haven't been able to independently verify. there is wreckage on the ground, the black boxes we were just talking about. perhaps radar data. what's the most important at this point in the investigation? >> the most important is the wreckage to some extent. the black boxes, well, you might have comments on the cockpit voice recorder and the telemetry on the black boxes will show sudden loss of power. they will show the aircraft responding as a result of whatever happened. you will see engine parameters. you'll see all sorts of things like that within the black box. but they won't tell you what you need to know, which is what actually happened. and that will rest on the wreckage. the wreckage, you will be able to tell if the aircraft was pulled apart through various forces, whether or not there is explosive residue. and unfortunately, sad to say to put it in th

aviation authorities have banned american registered carriers from flying over iraq iran in the gulf of oman following those attacks as well as the crash of a passenger airliner in iran. meanwhile several commercial airlines including quantas air france and malaysia airlines have canceled or rerouted flights to avoid iranian airspace as the military tensions continue. and the world's biggest consumer electric shock electronics show is back in las vegas and while chinese companies still have the biggest footprint in the show they scale back a little bit to the trade relations a c.s. is no longer just a showcase showcase for tech companies boasting new phones or trade network technology today firms like airlines and car companies are also showing off their latest just the latest sign of how personal technology is migrating into every aspect of our lives. a look at the future of automobiles german com maker b.m.w. presenting the self driving electric eye 3 urban suite the prototype has only one passenger seat feet up and let the car do the driving. this car might become reality soon but

aviation authorities have banned american registered carriers from flying over iran iraq and the gulf of oman following those attacks and the crash of the airliner in iran the federal aviation administration says it will continue to monitor events in the middle east meanwhile several international carriers including china singapore and malaysia airlines also opted to avoid the airspace over iran in response to the escalating military tensions in the region. over to the u.s. now with the world's biggest consumer electronics show is back in los it last vegas with the latest in smartphones artificial intelligence and 5 g. applications but c.s. is no longer just a showcase for tech companies alone bigger non tech firms like airlines and car companies are also beginning to show off their latest as personal technology migrates into every aspect of our lives. a look at the future of automobiles german com maker b.m.w. presenting the self driving electric eye 3 urban suite the prototype has only one passenger seat feet up and let the car do the driving. this car might become reality soon but

the aviation authority has advised airlines to avoid flights through iraqi airspace amid lingering tensions between the u.s. and iran prior to the european aviation safety agencies advisory several airlines including lufthansa and air france adjusted their flight routes to avoid iraqi and iranian airspace this comes after a u.s. drone strike killed an iranian general in baghdad last week and a ukrainian airliner crashed shortly after takeoff from tehran on wednesday u.s. and canadian officials say evidence indicated that the plane was shot down by an iranian missile. the fugitive x. chairman of nissan is having to get used to his new home in beirut where prosecutors told him today that he cannot leave the country lebanon's financial crisis also means that he'll have limited access to his personal fortune go in flood japan where he was being held on various fraud charges beirut's justice powerless this is where carlos ghosn was questioned by prosecutors for nearly 2 hours. his lawyer says go on trust the lebanese justice system. that is there were 2 sessions one related to the interpol reque

iran's civil aviation authority has confirmed that 2 missiles were fired at a ukrainian airliner that was brought down in tehran earlier this month 176 people were killed the ran initially did not hide downing the plane before its revolutionary guard accepted full responsibility. members of mexico's national guard have fired tear gas at migrants trying to cross into the country from guatemala hundreds of myra's began wading through the border river after authorities closed a border gate on a nearby bridge was cracking down on irregular migration following pressure from washington for the country to force and force tougher policies. the quest to reach the u.s. is ending here for many. mexico's national guard forcibly repelled hundreds of migrants trying to storm its southern border. officials also detained several 100 who may face deportation some parents and children reportedly got separated during the crossing. the bridge most of the migrants are from honduras and say they want to escape rampant poverty and crime. in the lawsuit against them lou i'm scared and i don't want to get bac

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>> the federal aviation authority and the national transportation authority will sift through the wreckageor mechanical crews. this will likely begin and in and with the weather conditions, the thick fog. the lapd air support when chose not to take off, as you mentioned in the intro. they go for two miles visibility and a ceiling no less than 1000 feet. they did not have that available in mountainous terrain. they are going through the records what air traffic control said to the pilot. brent: we know los angeles is not a place where pilots have a lot of experience flying and fog --in fog. thank you. tributes were paid to kobe bryant at the 2020 grammys in los angeles. there was sadness and joy, especially for the 18-year-old pop sensation billie eilish and her brother. they took 11 honors for a record they produced in the bedroom of their los angeles home. she also became the youngest artist ever to pick up four top grammys for best artist, best album, and song of the year. >> ♪ brent: is a reminder of that top story we are following. holocaust survivors were centerstage at auschwitz toda

the head of the civil aviation authority gave a press conference earlier today where he said that the theory as he put it that the plane had been shot down was invalid as he put it. if it would have been shot down, the debris field there would have been a lot larger than it was. interesting, though, in that press conference, they officially asked the u.s. government if it has any sort of information as they put it to give it to the iranians, to give it to the investigation. obviously the fact that american intelligence services are saying that they believe that the plane was shot down by probably -- possibly the iranian military. and finally, guys, as far as the black boxes are concerned because it's a very, very important question, the iranians have showed video of them opening the black boxes. they say they and ukrainian investigators will start to try to extract data from the black boxes. one of those black boxes is damaged. and they say if they don't have the capability to download all the data from the black boxes they'll ask other countries for help, including possibly france, c

federal aviation authority has banned american airlines from flying in the airspace around the region it says there is a potential for miscalculation growing number of airlines have canceled or redirected flights over other developing story out of iran this wednesday 176 people have been killed in a plane crash site to her on the ukraine international airlines flight went sour in the shortly after takeoff koreans embassy in tehran says the plane suffered engine failure presence and ski has gone to the task force to conduct an urgent investigation that's up to date stay with us and al-jazeera the news continues after radicalized youth. then when i think it will be one of the. over the world they did a good thing you will then live with. the number living on the. show a little may even get a little bit you know. but to me out there was never a matter of one nosing out of the. woods. in the me of those of us. here one in the. navy are. going to enjoy. a. god. means of their money and those with. a home game should feel wealth and most other thoughts on the. issue must. walk was a king. i

. >> but iran's military said the aviation authority never followed through on that request.ur reporters are covering this story from around the globe. we're going to start with cnn's fred pleitgen in tehran. tell us about the blaming that we're hearing now, where you are. >> reporter: well, yeah, i mean, there's a lot of information that's coming out now, victor, from various iranian authorities. but first and foremost from the revolutionary guard corps which of course operates the air defense system in this country. there was a press conference ahead of the revolution guard corps where he not only said he had requested for the airspace not to be closed but also no flights to be grounded. no flights being allowed to take off from civilian aircraft in the country. but the people authorized to make that request never followed through on that and that's why the airspace was still open. they also gave more information as to what happened that morning, when that plane was shot down. they said that they were expecting some sort of counterattack from the u.s. after obviously hittin

we managed to get in touch with the head of iran's civil aviation authority about an hour ago, and he did not down right dispute that the plane may have been shot down by a missile. however, he did say that he doubted that that would be the case. the reason for that is he says that the plane took off. it flew for several minutes. it then tried to apparently turn back to the airport before it then went down. he says he believes if that plane had been hit by a missile that its forward progress would have stopped immediately, and it immediately would have fallen to the ground. so that's what he's saying. apparently there's also some investigators on the ground who are quoted in iranian media as saying they have not found any missile debris on the ground so far. now, what's happened since then is that ukrainian investigators -- this was a ukrainian airliner, have since come here to iran invited by the iranian government to work with the iranians on this issue, and the iranians are saying that they have the capabilities to read the black boxes of this plane. remember that the iranians so f

we just got off the phone with the head of the civil aviation authority. we asked him, look, is it true that the iranians have cleared the entire debris of the plane from the crash site. he said that is true. he claims that that is being brought -- all being brought to a large hangar for the reconstruction of that destroyed plane. and obviously they say is supposed to help them with the forensics in trying to find out what happened to that plane. he also says that the bodies of the victims from that crash site were being take ton a forensics unit to help with identification there. and the iranians taking exception with what u.s. intelligence and many other intelligence services are saying namely that the iranians apparently shot that plane out of the sky. the head of the aviation authority saying that he believes that that theory as he put it is not valid. he says he believes that if the plane would have been hit by a missile, that the impact site would have been a lot bigger than it actually was. he believes it would have fallen apart in mid-air. and he a

the language that has come out from the iran over the last few days denials the head of the aviation authority saying that to a scientifically impossible and logical dr was hit by a missile and from statements from the government calling the united states as a saying that they were lying and that this was psychological warfare a man has declared 3 days of mourning after the death of its rulers. 79 year old died after a long illness he had been credited with modernizing the gulf country so trying to boost cousin has been sworn in as armand's new leader. pledged to maintain the light so towns policies of peace and non interference. we remain guided by the late sultans wisdom going forward we will preserve and embark on the achievements he made this is what we are adamant to do to follow in his footsteps with respect to international relations we will follow in the same course set out by the late sultan we will embrace foreign policies based on peaceful coexistence without any interference in domestic affairs of other states we will continue as we always did during the lifetime of sultan qaboos.

iran civil aviation authority said it will not give the black forfight recorder to boeing analysis.t is not clear which country iran will send the box to. the really do tick all the boxes is a very good airline, but i believe it will be mechanical or possibly a terrorist act. it is too hard to tell at this stage. >> the crash is a major setback for boeing, which struggle to regain trust after the grounding of its max aircraft following two fatal crashes within five months. the boeing 737 is one of the most popular aircraft in the sky, with a good safety record. investigators must now determine how and why so many lives ended here. peter: the canadian prime minister justin trudeau gave a news conference about the crash just a few hours ago. he said canada does expect to have a role in the investigation. justrainian airlines plane landed in toronto from kiev. according to the airline, there were 138 passengers who were not on that flight because they died in the crash. this somber day comes in the wake of deeply concerning events in iraq. canada condemns the missile attacks launched b

crash of the helicopter do we know anything about 24 hours later about why it crashed federal aviation authority and the national transport authority with the f.b.i. will sift through the wreckage for mechanical clues but this conversation is most likely to begin and end with the way the conditions i think fog the l.a.p.d. support wing does not to take off as you mentioned in the intro. they look for 2 miles visibility and a ceiling no less of 1000 feet and i did not have that available to them mountainous to rhine going to records of the moment from what the air traffic controller said to the pilot that's where the conversation we know los angeles is not a place where pilots have a lot of experience flying in fog and how it is always anthony thank you thank you . well tributes were paid to kobe bryant sunday night at the 2020 grammys in los angeles there was sadness and there was joy especially for the 18 year old pop sensation billie eilish and her producer brother finney the siblings took home a love and honors for a record that they produced in the bedroom of the overall st louis home i was

return to los angeles international airport after experiencing mechanical issues the federal aviation authority is investigating. spanish authorities say at least one person has died after tuesday's explosion at a chemical factory in the northeastern city of tara gonna at least 6 others were injured emergency services initially warned people in the area not to leave their homes. those measures houses been left. well today marks the 30th anniversary of a key event that followed the fall of the berlin wall angry citizens and human rights campaigners occupy the headquarters of the stasi communist east germany's feared secret police they succeeded in preventing the destruction of the studies stasis surveillance files on millions of the country's citizens one activist from that time told us what happened he was there both gang templi mean a former east german civil rights campaigner 30 years ago he and other demonstrators pushed their way into east germany's stars the headquarters it's still the resting place of thousands of files on citizens who were spied on. so if this is all yes i said so you kn