friday prayers for muslims in a compound of the largest catholic church in bangor around fifteen hundred people have been trapped since last may when fighters from a christian group stormed into the town leaving the compound can be fatal for muslims and the last i do shows is where his brother was abducted then killed two weeks ago as he looked for firewood. on these gunmen are always waiting and waiting for us it is an issue at the compound one bullet went through my tent where i was with my children. the world food program supplies a comp every ten days u.n. peacekeepers guide them either aid agencies help but getting medical supplies is a major problem. is just over a year old she's sick but it's too dangerous to take her to the hospital in town even the roads are not possible because they are controlled by the armed groups therefore we are as humanitarians have to fly the assistance from benghazi to this location and sometimes the transportation cost is very expensive than the food or the we have to provide these people they were forced to flee their neighborhood after which is just

both games at monta at bangor merely symbolic of the course of the sun and the recurring movements of the heavenly bodies. around the if five hundred fifty but come out of the sun gradually decline for a long time it had dominated religious life atlanta. now other heavenly bodies were introduced into the divine cosmology. the heavens the earth and the underworld were in a new ecuadorian. for most of meso america the age of venus had gone for two hundred sixty days in the year lena's rises first in the evening sky and sets last in the morning the new symbolize the balance of the divine powers and was variously represented in ott. presently monta gone had new over you know they had connections with the poll tax a great nation to the northwest founded around the year seven hundred and d. by the father of the legendary cat socorro. new temples and palaces were built they were consecrated to venus the evening star but the new rulers were not alone. other families on the south side of the great square raised claims to power their temples was sacred to venus to venus the morning star. entere

so theresa may is here at this farm on the outskirts of bangor in county down, where she is currentlyh a group of local farmers. we are about 15 miles from the border, but there was no doubt that the future of that frontier is continuing to dominate the debate about brexit here. with a year to 90, about brexit here. with a year to go, there are three approaches on the table. the british and irish governments would prefer a comprehensive free trade agreement between the uk and the eu, which would mean no new checks on the land border are necessary. another approach might be some sort of technological solution, where goods could be electronically monitored. if those fail, the fallback option is that northern ireland would continue to follow some of the releva nt continue to follow some of the relevant rules of the european single market and customs union so that checks aren't needed, but there is no doubt that this is a highly complex and controversial issue. resolving it in the coming months will be very difficult. chris, thank you. chris page and vicki young. we'll talk more about bri

from areas of augusta, maine, up to bangor, northwards.re going to see slowly improving weather in massachusetts. many of the areas that got hit hardest yesterday from philadelphia to new york, philadelphia, we are above freezing. once the road crews get out there, the roads will be okay for the morning commute. the problem is there are so many downed trees and power outages and downed power lines, many schools are closed today anyway. it's a much improved day. sunshine 42 in new york. 45 in d.c. the souths has no issues whatsoever. unfortunately, there is another storm this weekend that will be moving through the southern half of the country. and there's a chance it could move up the coast for another nor'easter come monday. we'll talk about the possibility of that coming up. our friends in d.c. have a snow threat with that one. >> i've been in d.c. when there's a snow threat. it's a good thing. >> this one is a coin flip, but it is at least a chance. >>> heading across the pond where british prime minister theresa may is accusing jeremy

winter storm warnings stretch from philadelphia to bangor, maine. and it's expected to be mostly snow. >> stay close to home. stay off the road. >> reporter: north of new york city, tens of thousands are still without power from the last storm. >> we're staring down the barrel of another storm. what do you think the chances are of this getting fixed by tonight? >> about the same chance of me sprouting wings and making it to the moon. >> reporter: others aren't laughing. >> you know, after almost a week we have had absolutely no one on our street taking care of this problem. >> reporter: cleanup is still going on in massachusetts where some coastal homes have been declared unsafe. in marshfield a levy break caused massive waves and flooding. this new storm has already dropped heavy snow on the midwest. rattling anyone who has to take to the road. >> it's always scary to drive in blowing snow. >> reporter: hundreds of flights are cancelled with airlines offering waivers. amtrak says it will be operating on a modified schedule. another brutal hit to a

possible coastal flooding from atlantic city up towards bangor, as far as the amount, 12 to 2 feet of snow throughout portions of the northeast, towards new york, at least up to a foot of snow, possibly a foot or at least 8 inches of snow in the philadelphia area. we look for this to continue throughout all of wednesday going into early thursday. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> still ahead -- the new richest man in the world. >> also breaking overnight, a standoff ends with three police officers shot. we have the latest coming in from the scene. >>> and caught on camera. a suspect attempts to run from police and then is struck by his own getaway vehicle. >>> what's your conditional plea to the charge of theft of property, guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> so that is the now former mayor of nashville, megan barry, pleading guilty to felony theft charges. the once wildly popular mayor stunned the nation in january when she admitted to a two-year affair with her married bodyguard. she has now resigned, agreeing to serve three years' probation and reimburse the city mor

here are the latest pictures of mrs may meeting farmers at a cattle farm in bangor.ternoon, before returning to london this evening. earlier, she sat down with the bbc‘s political editor laura kuenssberg to talk about what she is trying to achieve today and in the next year. the deal we want to strike with the european union is one that will be good for all parts of the united kingdom. i'm also listening to people. i met mothers and young toddlers today. i've visited a business already. i will be seeing farmers and others. and hearing what they want from brexit. if you think about the children i have met today, it's about their future. we want to get a deal that is right for the whole of the uk. it is a bright future, we want to grasp the opportunities brexit provides and to strengthen the bonds of this, the most successful union in the world. do you understand why some people look at what's happening and are frustrated that they don't feel things are happening now? what do you say to our viewers, some of who are frustrated that things don't seem to be changing? i un

the answer won't be found in a barn in bangor. that quandry could yet upset the whole process.the real chances of the eu accepting the prime minister's plan for trade? will there be different rules for different parts of the economy? whether at this factory in wales or where the prime minister ended her tour tonight, in west london, meeting eu citizens. i've been given a polish cookbook. her rivals and critics simply don't believe she has the answers. today is perhaps the end of part one. the decisions that the prime minister makes in the next 12 months will have an impact, notjust for her, but for all of us for many years to come. you've made a big promise on the nhs. some of your colleagues believe the extra cash could come from the so—called brexit dividend. do you believe there will be a brexit dividend, or might there have to be tax rises for the nhs? that's what some people are calling for. of course, when we leave the european union we will no longer be spending vast sums of money year in and year out, sending money to the eu, so there will be money available here in the

. —— bangor. and what are the real chances of the eu accept in the prime minister's plan for trade?ifferent rules for different parts of the economy? whether that is for this factory in wales or worcester or westminster, her rivals don't believe she has the answers yet. todayis believe she has the answers yet. today is perhaps the end of part one. the decisions that the prime minister makes in the next 12 months will have an impact, notjust for her, but for all of us for many yea rs her, but for all of us for many years to come. you have made a big promise on the nhs. some of your collea g u es promise on the nhs. some of your colleagues believe the extra cash could come from the so—called brexit dividend. do you believe there will bea dividend. do you believe there will be a brexit dividend or might there have to be tax rises for the nhs? that is what some people are calling for. of course, when we leave the european union we will no longer be spending vast sums of money year in, year out, sending money to the eu so there will be money to spend on our priorities are priorities like

the answer won't be found in a barn in bangor. that quandry could yet upset the whole process.es of the eu accepting the prime minister's plan for trade? will there be different rules for different parts of the economy? whether at this factory in wales or where the prime minister ended her tour tonight, in west london, meeting eu citizens. i've been given a polish cookbook. her rivals and critics simply don't believe she has the answers. today is perhaps the end of part one. the decisions that the prime minister makes in the next 12 months will have an impact, notjust for her, but for all of us for many years to come. you've made a big promise on the nhs. some of your colleagues believe the extra cash could come from the so—called brexit dividend. do you believe there will be a brexit dividend, or might there have to be tax rises for the nhs? that's what some people are calling for. of course, when we leave the european union we will no longer be spending vast sums of money year in and year out, sending money to the eu, so there will be money available here in the uk to spend o

a bangladeshi airliner crashed killing forty nine people and injuring twenty two others there as bangor airlines flight from dhaka repeatedly before missing the runway at katmandu airport it burst into flames and thereby failed sabina shatha reports from katmandu seventy one passengers and crew were on the flight from target to do witnesses report seeing the turbo prop flying extremely low aborted slanting and then turning to land again from the other end of the runway after narrowly missing other aircraft on the ground it crashed on a stoop at the side of the runway and burst into flames. fire engines ambulances and security personnel rushed to the wreckage inside the airport paramita. some passengers managed to break a window and scrambled out almost on skates others were pulled free and taken to hospital many of the dead were charred beyond recognition nepal's prime minister visited the scene. this is a terrible accident from what i understand from the airport officials the plane was in difficult position but the pilot did not ask for emergency landing and tried to land it into this

bangor airlines flight from dhaka missed a runway at katmandu where port and burst into flames in a nearby field. now in the united states the republican members of the house intelligence committee investigating russian meddling in the twenty sixteen election say they have found no evidence of collusion but the top intelligence democrat has disputed that claim saying there is clear evidence russia tried to help in the twenty sixteen election that speak to john hendren in washington john why does the committee say it's ending its investigation willfully this is the report that came out it's just a short one by the house select committee on intelligence as one of three investigations into possible collusion between the trump campaign and the government of russia there's also one in the senate and of course there is the one of the independent counsel's investigation headed by robert mueller well this one is ended concluding that there was no evidence of collusion the committee said that in fact these are the majority of republicans on the committee the democrats won't even see this report for

up towards buffalo, new york, and into bangor, maine.here we're watching for heavy rain across parts of west virginia. and it's not rain we're speaking of across the northern sections of the country, the upper midwest. snow, winter storm advisories posted, meaning we're going to see heavy snow at times and it could be blowing and drifting snow so visibility will be poor. this is responsibility to note if you're traveling to northern michigan or perhaps northern minnesota. by the time this system gets towards the buffalo area, cleveland, it will be rain. it will make for not the best travel situation. here is the forecast for snowfall totals through easter. we'll see the heaviest amounts here into northern michigan. this is going to be a blast of winter in the spring. speaking of a blast of winter, the canadian chilly air plunging southward, today not feeling it as much. by saturday, we'll see those numbers start to shift as the colder air works its way southward, especially for the weekend for easter. eventually, the colder temperatures

the answer will not be found in a barn in bangor, that quandry could upset the whole process. the prime minister's plan for trade? will there be different rules for different parts of the economy? whether that is for this factory in wales or worcester or westminster, her rivals don't believe she has the answers yet. today is perhaps the end of part one. the decisions that the prime minister makes in the next 12 months will have an impact, notjust for her, but for all of us for many years to come. you have made a big promise on the nhs. some of your colleagues believe the extra cash could come from the so—called brexit dividend. do you believe there will be a brexit dividend or might there have to be tax rises for the nhs? that is what some people are calling for. of course, when we leave the european union we will no longer be spending vast sums of money year in, year out, sending money to the eu so there will be money to spend on our priorities priorities like the nhs and our schools. would you call it the brexit dividend? there is going to be money that we would otherwise be

of new england, someone is going to get a foot of snow out of this, especially our folks in maine, bangor. and somewhere in the 6 to 12 inches range from boston down to cape cod. and the winds, it will be blizzard like conditions. nantucket is going to see 55-mile-per-hour winds. by the time we get to the lunch hour, we're getting up this there around 67 to 70 miles per hour winds. people will be struggling to get some power on in a few spots. the rest of the country looks okay today. there's no big storms after this one, so this will be it, we hope. >> that will be tough. >> i'm not sure. i would have put my money on bill karins, but this is it. >> this is it. i have a whole bag of this is its. >> i'm going to trust bill karins. i've trusted bill karins. >> you you pay the price. >>> still ahead, cheering the way for president xi jinping to effectively remain in power for the rest of his life. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good? it's a bold blend of coffee with rich flavors of uganda, sumatra, colombia and other parts of south america. like these mountains, each amazing on their o

bangor, maine, apologies.s for highs this weekend and your snowpack is like one to two photo on the ground. philadelphia, you barely get into the mid 40s. the southern half of the country does warm up. it is very cold this morning, but 74 in atlanta over the wokend. today's forecast concerns, not many. a few snow showers in northern new england. it's quiet and a nice travel day. as far as the weekend forecast goes, this takes you to friday. a cold day in the northeast. we have rain in the middle of the country. saturday, light rain through the mid-atlantic. not too much snow to deal with. still cold in the northeast. by the time we get to sunday, a lot of sunshine for the eastern seaboard and a fies warm-up in the middle of the country. so no big storms coming. there's still questions the about that tuesday storm for next week on the east coast, but it's not a slam dunk. it's kind of a messy storm. i don't think we're going to be calling that a nor'easter. >> we'll wait and see how it playses out. i know this

once you work into places such as, say, burlington to northern new england, augusta, bangor, could seeignificant accumulations throughout the afternoon. as much as 10, 12 inches or more possible across some interior regions. as this system slowly fades out, another quick one drops out of canada. with it really the biggest concern here going to be another shot of colder air. you notice the trend wants to be a warmer one for about 24 or so hours, then by friday a trend of cooling in store again going into the weekend. dropping off in new york down to 36 when it should be up to around 50 for the final few weeks of winter. 44 in washington today. in montgomery, alabama, making it up to almost 60 by this afternoon. guys? >> all right. thank you. >>> the ncaa tournament off and running with the first four in dayton, ohio. >> andy scholes with more in the "bleacher report." andy? >> reporter: good morning. one more day to fill out those brackets. time to make your picks. meantime, there's two more slots in the field of 64 left after last night's first four tipped off in dayton. st. bonaventur

here she is meeting farmers at a cattle farm there — in bangor.r brexit. this border is used daily for travel and trade. the preference of both sides is to keep an open border in an overarching trade deal. but that could be difficult to achieve if the uk sticks to all its ‘red lines', which include leaving the eu customs union and the single market. jennifer o'leary reports. no hard border. no hard border. no ha rd no hard border. no hard border. no hard border between northern ireland and ireland. all sides in the brexit negotiations agree on one issue. but breaking up is hard to do. and in the brexit divorce the border between northern ireland and the republic has become a kind of political custody battle. the european commission says there are three ways out of the irish border problem. a relationship between the uk and the eu not needing a border. secondly, technology solving the issue. thirdly that northern ireland remains aligned with eu rules in a number of areas. the so—called irish question is a core brexit puzzle. how can the uk leave th

i saw one stat there, bangor has had 103 inches on the winter. that is 8 feet. picture that. >> unbelievable. lots of cleanup for sure there this morning. thanks, bill. >>> still ahead, breaking overnight, iconic physicist stephen hawking has died at the age of 76. how he is being remembered this morning, that is next. here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide for win's family. all, for a smoother tasting cup of coffee. green mountain coffee roasters. >>> we're getting breaking news. joining me now, political correspondent steve kornacki. steve, again, you've been watching these numbers. seems like we have an answer. >> we have an apparent winner in the pennsylvania special election for the house district in the 18th. conor lamb, the democrat, nbc news is declaring the apparent winner over rick saccone the republican. now, i can take you through what that wordi

nail in the cup final at wembley the two sides meet again in the premier league on thursday with bangor angrily denying he's ready to walk away. i'm just amazed the diable raised two arms were being. exactly the same i'm here for twenty one news i turned the whole word down to respect my contracts so i'm still amazed that i still have to answer these kind of questions american football players and professional boxers have highlighted the long term effects of repeated had trauma but there's a more vulnerable group of athletes suffering similar injuries thailand's child boxers scott haile reports from bangkok. at thirteen pasta what rotten a court wants to be just like his dad a thai kick boxing champion he says it's in his blood. the pride of my thai skills the national sport here is instilled in thais at a very early age at this training gym just outside bangkok they start at nine and that has raised concerns about brain injuries. i was knocked out once a pos it when i hit the floor when i regained consciousness i thought of it does like. his father also started boxing at nine then beca

now we have a young lady who is working in bangor and says i don't hate anything from the state. i give now i pay back. i'm really happy. my kids are proud of me. i've got my kids looking at going to college. think about that. that's really what is success. i really believe in that. we will be voting to whether we continue the path we're on or revert back to where we were. in my maine address i put a pledge to the people to put people ahead of politics. i think i've been rather successful at one of my pledges, parents trying to keep and make a better life for their kids. the retirees trying to hold on to their home on fixed income, the college graduate trying to find a good-paying job in maine. the entrepreneur with a courage to take a chance on an idea. the taxpayer s tired of footing the bill for a bloated establishment. we were just short of 14,000 employees. right now we're about 11,800. we have 1.3 million people. we're considered an outlier. employees to population. new hampshire is right where they should be. they're at 9,500. 9,500. it's all a matter of managing and makin

protection of un peacekeepers friday prayers for muslims in a compound of the largest catholic church in bangor around fifteen hundred people have been trapped since last may when fighters from a mainly christian group stormed into the town leaving the compound can be fatal for. the last i do shows as where his brother was abducted then killed two weeks ago as he looks for firewood. these gunmen are always fighting and waiting for us it is an issue at the compound one bullet went through my tent where i was with my children. the world food program supplies a comp every ten days u.n. peacekeepers guide them either aid agencies help but getting medical supplies is a major problem. is just over a year old she's sick but it's too dangerous to take her to the hospital in town even the roads are not possible because they are controlled by the armed groups therefore we as humanitarians have to fly the assistance from benghazi to this location and sometimes the transportation cost is very expensive than the food or the other we are carrying to provide these people they were forced to flee their neighbo

friday prayers for muslims in a compound of the largest catholic church in bangor around fifteen hundred people have been trapped here since last may when fighters from a mainly christian group stormed into the town leaving the compound can be fatal for muslims the last i do shows is where his brother was abducted then killed two weeks ago as he looked for firewood. these gunmen are always fighting and waiting for us it is an issue at the compound one bullet went through my tent where i was with my children the world food program supplies a comp every ten days u.n. peacekeepers guide them other aid agencies help but getting medical supplies is a major problem. is just over a year old she's sick but it's too dangerous to take her to the hospital in town even the roads are not possible because they are controlled by the armed groups therefore we as humanitarians have to fly the assistance from benghazi to this location and sometimes the transportation is very expensive than the food of the. people they were forced to flee their neighborhood. which is just about two kilometers away their ho

showers over toward the northeast and then by wednesday, we are bracing for 18 inches of snow from bangorly close to d.c. >> so many of the big cities in the northeast will get a lot of snowfall. >>> and there were protests across the country to mark what was supposed to be the end of the daca program. marches in d.c., dozens were arrested on the national mall and others inside the capitol. the courts have postponed the termination of the program which allows immigrants to stay here. >>> florida lawmakers have okayed a bill allowing some teachers to carry guns in school and putting age restrictions on rifle sales. the measure was approved with bipartisan support by florida state senate. the 20-18 vote came after three hours of emotional debate. the bill also creates a waiting period for buying guns. this is less than three weeks after the stoneman douglas high school massacre. the measure now goes to florida's house of representatives. >>> and fights broke out at michigan state university before a speech by richard spencer. bottles and rocks flew as 500 protesters, some wearing masks, fac

so you can see we've got wet weather here in the east from bangor all the way down to the panhandle ofn plains. 90s in southern california in the southwest, 80s into texas and into central florida and a little chillier in the east and the plains. here comes the snow with the system pushing across. we've got drought conditions in the southwest with all that dry air and all that heat. we're going to be looking at drought conditions. wet weather along the i-95 corridor, that could cause problems as far as the airports for today, but they'll be minor delays. then you're getting out in time for your that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> we've got sunshine and warm temperatures today. it stars out mild. all clear skies. we'll see that sunshine throughout the day and thighs o 72 in san francisco. cooler for the weekend. easter sunday pleasant with a high of 66. the mid-60s going into the middle of next week. rain in the forecast by thursday into next friday. near record high temperatures today inland, but cooler in time for easter wee

for this weekend, it stays chilly in buffalo, philadelphia, bangor. temperatures only in the 20s.ut we make our way into the mid-section of the country and look at these temperatures, 85 in orlando on sunday, 74 in atlanta, 84 in houston. usually where it's nice and warm out west, it stays chilly throughout san francisco, salt lake, las vegas and on into portland. the rest of the country today look for mountain snows around the rockies, fire danger for texas where it's been sunny and dry. plenty of sunshine, temperatures a little on the cool side up into the plains and mountain snows back through the >>> and right now partly cloudy skies in san francisco. to the north storm radar picking up the next band of rain that will pass through midday today. in addition to that a chance of seeing brief thunder as well. so plan on a little bit of everything today, you need your sunglasses, your coat and an umbrella at times. temperatures mid to upper 50s and a chance of hail with the stronger showers. snow levels up to 4,000 feet in friday and saturday, midway through the weekend we finally

alerts, warnings, in fact, in the cities from new york, phillie, boston, sliding up portland, maine, bangorsnow is coming down, creating headaches for sure in fact, let's go through it here as we work on through the rest of day. getting into the evening, new york seeing snow, long island back into boston, continuing through new england through the overnight hours into thursday morning. we got several more hours of having to deal with the snow, and no doubt, will be adding up through your evening hours on thursday we'll be left with lingering snows in the interior sections of the northeast look at all the purposele, a fot plus in a number of spots leading to power outages >> sure is i got the boots upstairs for the commute. >> i live in that purple area. >> i know. >> i'm not going home tonight, i can't get there. >> staying in a hotel in new york city? >> i am. >> if it was not lent, let's drink, but maybe you go out to contessa in lower manhattan. how is the storm impacting that area how bad is it out there? >> reporter: it's bad. the snow is coming down, and it's accumulating like slush o

earlier theresa may visited northern ireland where she met with farmers in bangor.still in doubt is exactly how that is going to be achieved, why is it so important here, well, people‘s livelihoods on both sides of the border absolutely depend on the free movement of goods. it will affect farmers and those in the food and agriculture sectors, it is so important to the economy on the island of ireland, and after brexit what will happen? three options on the table, the uk‘s preferred option is to strike the comprehensive free trade deal, theresa may believes that will solve the problem and there will be no need for any customs checks for goods and travelling across the irish border, and the other option, it could be a technological solution, using trusted trader schemes, so there would also be no need for any customs checks, but the third option is to keep northern ireland are lined with some of the rules and regulations of the customs union and single market but that is proving to be the most difficult because the eu‘s suggestion is it would take northern ireland way

in the shadow of mount snowdon is bangor. it's home to becky williams and her two boys.and and dad irfon. we were together for ten years, ten very happy years. we were best friends. irfon was a person who was full of fun, a la rger—than—life character, i'd say, and was a friend to everybody. even a cancer diagnosis couldn't stop irfon. in three years, he raised £150,000 to help other people living with the disease. we had factored in that there would be a widow's allowance of £400 a month, and that was reassuring because it meant that i would be able to work part—time. and then a few weeks later ijust happened to be looking through twitter on a coffee break and i saw a tweet by rio ferdinand, he was slamming the cuts to the benefits. and, yeah, fear. i went cold, i realised that was going to affect me, that irfon was going to die and that i wouldn't be in receipt of the money that we'd sat down and planned for. we lived with a lot of stress. and knowing that he was terminally ill and that one day, you know, he wasn't going to recover, and when that day came that was stil

bangor airlines. amnesty international says myanmar's record and state is being militarized at a rapid pace it claims satellite images show military bases being built over a row hinge of villages that were burned to the ground nearly seven hundred thousand injured muslims have fled the region following an army crackdown that began last august. no smoking gun but russia house form when it comes to using exotic substances to kill its enemies on foreign soil britain's prime minister tells parliament that nerve agent attack on a former russian spy in britain was in all likelihood ordered by the kremlin threesome a threesome and went on to say there could be no question of business as usual with russia i'm phil gale in berlin and this is the day. the government has concluded that it is highly likely that russia was responsible for the act against. the script. this russian citizen work for one of the british intelligence agencies but the incident took place on british territory and therefore it has nothing

chris did is in bangor. what are you hearing? very few details.jet north—west of wales. the crash involved a hawkjet from the red arrows. we have heard that emergency services are on the scene. eyewitnesses have described how they saw somebody a jet from the plane by parachute just before it hit the ru nway parachute just before it hit the runway and burst into flames. those reports have not been confirmed. there is a rescue effort going on. we have not got many more details. other than it seems that one person did reject from the plane before it came down. it seems to have come down on the runway at raf valley, a training base for the ministry of defence, where they train people to fly aircraft. i'm hearing from jonathan beale who says the harrow hawk was flying from ore of ali bacher raf scampton, the base for the red arrows. but at the moment we don't know the fate of the crew? in general, this aircraft is single man. single crewed. witnesses have seen one person parachute out of the aircraft. that would be a good sign at least in theory. it is