right when we took off, we started heading south toward cancun. to side like we were in a cross wind. but then it started shifting this way and going side to side. we started looking at each other. we're avid flyers and that's not >> i think for sure we knew when the captain came on and he said we have engine problems, will be laying on the ground here before we leave. before we finish. >> what goes through your mind when you hear a pilot say their engine problems. did you hear anything? was there a loud boom or anything like that when the fire started? >>, yes so i was sitting on the wing with the engine. i heard basically just a boom, but you know how it is. when you're flying you hear noises and everything going on. i didn't start thinking anything about it, so we started sway really weird, and then when the pilot came on, as quick as he came on, we kind of knew something was going down. but, yeah, there was a boom and basically, it just started kind of swerving everywhere. >> yeah, and i think -- the things that go through your mind or what's

and we have got much more on all of this to come and plus, imagine you are on a flight to cancun, and27 minutes into your trip, you see this outside of your window. smoke and flames shooting out of the right engine -- and tonight, i will talk to two of the passengers who were on that flight. and a shocking mistrial in the case of a father and his son charged with the attempted murder and chasing of a black fedex driver, who is making deliveries in a mississippi neighborhood. >> i was -- in the middle of the road -- holding a gun -- and my vehicle -- to stop, which i -- did not do. they essentially just -- chased me out of the city. and i filed a police report after that. shots were fired into my van as well -- i feel it's my responsibility to speak up because -- survivor -- speak up for -- for me and him as well. >> but i want to begin now with the threats to fulton county officials and to grandeur in the wake of former president trump's fourth indictment. joining me now is former trump white house lawyer jim schultz, and also cnn chief law enforcement analyst john miller. so, john, i

you're taking a live look at cancun, mexico, right now. it is expected to become a hurricane tonight. let's turn to our meteorologist rob mayeda. a lot going on over there. the situation for us is the smoke, something we're going to have to be dealing with. >> the smoke advisory we saw over the weekend on going today. it may increase as we see a change in the wind. temperatures heating up the next two days. the dry wind will increase fire danger and bring a lot more smoke down into the bay area as we approach wednesday. you probably noticed the warmup today. we mentioned the mid to upper 90s around the inland eastbound. 98 in fairfield, san jose in the mid 80s. mid 70s around oakland. watch this wind pattern change into wednesday morning, fire weather watch is up for areas in the interior, sacramento valley, northern solano county as well. the larger fires are up to the north, the smoke will be sent south into the bay area, you see it right there, into wednesday. we'll likely go from hazy skies to the potential of unhealthy air quality for

it happened after the pilot took off from houston headed for cancun. you can see the problem there, as the camera focuses in. just a few minutes into the flight, the right engine started smoking. the man who captured this on cell phone video said the plane was shifting from side to side. the pilots returned to the airport and landed safely. the airlines described the problem as a mechanical issue, but all in all, back to houston safely. they put the people on a different flight and went on to their cancun destination. >> thank goodness. >>> overseas hundreds of thousands of people are stranded in japan after a typhoon ripped through the country. heavy rain and high winds shut down bullet trains and grounded hundreds of flights on tuesday. train passengers as long as 9 1/2 hours. transportation is getting back to normal now, but some trains are still delayed. the typhoon dropped 2.5 inches of rain per hour. that's the most rain japan has seen since they started keeping records in 1982. >>> a standout nfl player from the bay area was found not guilty of

[ laughter ] when cruz invited his neighbors to come to cancun with him, and instead, they immediatelye newspapers to complain about how much of a [ bleep ] he was imagine how much you have to dislike someone to call a newspaper about it i don't even know how to call a newspaper. [ laughter ] and what was that conversation "man, cruz stinks. are you going to tweet about him? "no, i'm calling the newspapers. [ laughter ] i want every single person staying at a hotel to hear about this." anyway, cruz is just one of the more noxious examples of the gop's many shameless liars and trump toadies. there's also florida senator, marco rubio, who has been one of trump's most vocal defenders throughout the intensifying criminal investigation into all the classified documents trump apparently had stashed away at his off-brand marriott for disbarred personal injury lawyers. [ light laughter ] rubio had already dismissed the investigation as a storage issue last week. and now he's complaining about leaks to the media >> if true, this "washington post" report, highly classified documents at mar-a-lag

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it was going from houston to cancun.e an emergency landing and no one was hurt. >>> there was another scary situation happening on board an international flight from miami to chile after the pilot died midflight, forcing his crew to jump into action. nbc's tom costello has the details on both of these incidents. tom? >> reporter: good day. so this looks like a compressor stall on the southwest flight. that's when the -- there is an air flow issue with the engine as a result it starts to backfire and it can belch out some fire out the back. it can really shake the plane and scare people. bottom line is the pilots needed to shut the engine down, then land on a single engine, which you can do safely back at houston. the other incident though involves something more serious, a pilot who died midflight. >> southwest with an emergency. >> reporter: this was the terrifying moment for passengers aboard a southwest flight tuesday night as flames shot out one of the aircraft's engines, shortly after leaving houston's airport. the

there is going to take a little time till ultimately starts moving away from cancÚn.e are several different forecast models producing fairly good agreement from the fort of big bend maybe stretching towards panama city, all places where the storm could ultimately go. this is an in-house forecast model that we have here with "fox weather." you can pay attention to the timestamp in the corner. interesting of the storm continues to spin up the coast of mexico all the way until monday morning. that is a wild to go into ultimate lifts up until very warm gulf of mexico starts to come together. tuesday morning 7:00 a.m. and rushes to the north tuesday during the day by the time to get into tuesday evening, that is when the strengthens into potentially a hurricane. and he went up to 75000 hour or greater making some sort of landfall tuesday evening into wednesday. this is going to be when we will have to watch us for the repairs with us in a week ahead. jon: are right adam klotz keep us updated thanks adam. president biden is honestly back to washington and the stunning new c

. >> is a system currently sitting up the coast of cancÚn but really messy at this point is not actually national weather service national hurricane center saying there's a 90% chance it will do so but slipped off the coast of cancÚn get out into the gulf of mexico here by the start of next week. when it doesn't it's going to have some time to become more powerful. the temperatures here incredibly warm up for you are looking at widespread upper '80s projects water temperatures of 80 degrees out file tropical system like this. as you can tell us plenty of that part forecast model to study the entire weekend. at 2:00 a.m. is when you see that you lift up into the gulf of mexico. as it does so, it starts to get a little neater, at least that is what this one forecast model is predicting for ultimately it does run up along the coast of florida it take you sometime in the middle of next week. several days to watch this. that means it's really a contract little to the north, south, there still a a lot of time with this system to see what it does recruit looking a flash flood threat here. likel

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[ laughter ] "red waves are great, but i prefer the blue waves outside the cancun ritz-carlton!bring you back a conch fritter! stay warm, everybody!" also, i appreciate the "game of thrones" reference >> do you think a red wave is coming i mean, like winter is coming. is a red wave is coming? >> seth: i would say it was less like a red wave and more like a red wedding. the republicans were the starks, and donald trump was a dragon who burned his whole [ bleep ] party to a crisp and don't just take my word for it listen to republicans and right-wing pundits themselves who have spent the last 24 hours wringing their hands, wondering where it all went wrong. >> i thought the political conditions were such that would suggest a red wave the polling said otherwise and i was skeptical of the polling. the polling's held up pretty well tonight >> the big red wave that was predicted has not happened yet >> there wasn't a red wave that is a searing indictment of the republican party that is a searing indictment of the message that we have been sending to the voters. the republican party ne

reporter: johnny harms suffered migraines his entire life and during an episode on his vacation in cancun he went in search of medication at a mexican pharmacy he took a pill labeled migraine tablets and hopped a flight back home to california with his girlfriend within hours, johnny harms was dead >> as soon as that poison was sold to him, it was just a matter of time before he would die. >> reporter: about 200,000 americans travel to mexico each year to buy prescription drugs often because they're cheaper. the state department is warning them, buy with caution, writing, counterfeit medication is common and may prove to be ineffective, the wrong strength, or contain dangerous ingredients which are exactly what researchers at ucla found when they tried to buy prescription drugs in northern mexico >> they look like an oxycodone but they contain fentanyl or heroin or they look like an adderall but contain methamphetamine. >> reporter: for a report in the "l.a. times" reporters bought and tested 55 pills from 29 pharmacies all across mexico they say a little more than half were counterfeit a

. >> en las cinco plazas mÁs concurridas siguen siend cancÚn, ciudad en mÉxico, los cabos, puerto vallartaierno avanza con el tema de seguridad, pero que necesitan hacer mÁs. en otros temas, una joven de sÓlo 13 aÑos sufre de cirrosis desde hace un aÑo. expertos aseguran que esta enfermedad se a vuelto mÁs comunes en adolescentes hispanos. adriana garcÍa nos informa mÁs unto >> el jugar al aire libre es una de las actividades favoritas de sofÍa. >> (habla en ingles(. >> eso se ha limitado para ella. es que la jovencita fue diagnosticada con cirrosis hace un aÑo. una enfermedad en el hÍgado que expertos mÉdicos dicen que se ha hecho mÁs prevalentes en niÑos y adolescentes hispanos. >> no saben exactamente quÉ fue lo que lo causÓ oma pero dicen que el cuerpo su estado genÉtico, el cuerpo no absorb la proteÍna. >> sofÍa ahora depende de un concentrador de oxÍgeno ya que, su hÍgado daÑado ha comenzado a afectar sus pulmones y tu corazÓn. >> se le bajen oxÍgeno drÁsticamente. >> segÚn el departamento de salud y servicios humanos de los estados unidos tanto hombres y mujeres hispanas tienen una

it looks like cancun out there. how about this, take a look, sixth inning.e wackiest play we have ever seen. fly ball to center field, it bounces off the brick wall into left field. look at the giants, they are running after the ball chasing it down. raise beat the giants 6-1. the a's in st. louis. four hits including this rbi double, the capital a's snap eir losing >>> a love story, seven years after they met on a train from san francisco, the couple tied the knot and got married in may. the theme, you guessed it, bart. they wanted their wedding around bart, because that is where they met, very interesting. >> bart. >> congratulations. that will do it for us tonight, have a great day tomorrow. >> >>> tonight, the death toll soaring to more than 100 in hawaii as questions grow about what started the catastrophic wildfires. the new images, our closest look yet inside the burn zone fema granting us rare access to the search for victims in the ash and rubble the task force leader telling us it's the worst thing he's ever seen also, the questions, what sparked t

a passenger captured flames shooting from a engine of this southwest jet headed from houston to cancun. they had to turn around. i landed safely, and passengers were then put on a new plane. >>> back in the bay area, you'r about to see the last of the ol bart cars. take a look. the so-called legacy fleet will go out of service starting in mid-september. eight were selected for second lives as things like short term rentals and biergartens. >>> if you've ever considered a life in the church, here's your chance. we're not talking about joining the clergy, but there's actual church up for sale in marin that the sellers think could actually make a great house. it's just steps from the yacht club. the structure was built in 1951 with a maritime theme in mind. you're probably what it costs, but the sellers haven't decided and we weren't able to look at the comps in th area either. that's realtor talk. >>> stern grove is gearing up for the final show of the summe with a a band that has special ties to san francisco. [ singin ] >> the flaming lips may be from oklahoma, but they attttribute the

their flight 307, heading for cancun. it had just taken off from houston's hobby airport. mechanical issue. the jet was in the air less than half an hour before having to return to the airport. passengers were put on another flight. southwest says the jet is now out of service and tell it to is determine what caused that engine to catch fire. up next, tensions are rising over the response to those intense wildfires that >> cause so much death and destruction in maui. plus, trump supporter arrested after police say threats have been made related to the former president's legal issues. >> we're in washington with the latest on the online vitriol and with the governor in california doing with the chp after a new viral video involving bear spray. >> during a wild retail theft

but first, flames shooting out from the engine of a southwest airlines jet headed to cancun from houston. the plane had to turn around and make an emergency landing. >> i say ceo sam, do you still have one engine shutdown? is that correct? >> southwest says the plane experienced a mechanical issue shortly after takeoff. >> in this particular case is what we call a compressor stall. most likely. and even though it's not dangerous, it's certainly as frightening. >> and in miami, tense moments as a pilot suffered a medical emergency in the middle of a latam airlines flight headed to santiago, chile. there were three pilots on board, and the crew tried to save his life. what goes through the mind of a pilot when there's an emergency like that happening? >> number one is maintain aircraft control. and we do that very well. and we're trained to do that. and panic is not something that we train airline pilots for. the plane made an emergency stop in panama city, but latam airlines says after landing and receiving further medical assistance, the pilot passed away. >> we're still human. >> and th

. >> reporter: he worked as an architect in cancun, when a cousin from the u.s. asked him to paint a mural on a story in tracy hector came to california and never put his paints down again. >> i am full time artist right now. he painted many mural for businesses and restaurants, cities, schools around california. you can see his work all over san jose. including the fairgrounds where he just finished another mural. he likes to work with spray paints and focuses on the myths, the legends and the natural elements of mexico and latin america. that is what caught the eye of mcdonald's for his biggest job yet. >> it is like a weird dream trying to become artist and live from this. so, that is what i choose. >> reporter: unfortunately his mother passed in 2012 before she could see his art career take off. what parent would not be proud of a son who followed his dreams and is making his mark? >>> straight ahead in sports, we have breaking news. breaking news from our live location at caesar's palace and it directly involves the 49ers and sunday's game on postmenopapausa

so if there was ever a school vacation, we didn't find us in the swiss alps skiing, or in cancun swimmingst, we went all over the south, and we saw how america was made. we looked at the monuments and the battlefields, we went to the white house, we saw what america wanted to remember, what they wanted to memorialize. and we visited all those places in that car. now, my parents didn't want to spend money on fast food, so my mother would bring a rice cooker along on our trips, and chicken adobo, and we would have that at the rest stops. and i would look really jealously at the other families who were unwrapping peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and potato chips, and i just thought that was so exotic. (laughter) they also didn't like to stop very often, and one time, i saw them switch drivers without ever stopping the car on the highway. (laughter) my father kept his foot on the gas, and he kind of inched his way over to the passenger side, and my mother held on really tightly to the steering wheel, and like looked straight ahead until she was able to inch the rest of her body over and the

. >> reporter: he worked as an architect in cancun. when a cousin from the u.s.me to california and he never put his paints down again. he has painted many murals for businesses, restaurants, cities, and schools around california. you can see his work all over san jose. including the fairgrounds , where he just finished another mural. he likes to work with spray paints and he often focuses on the myths, legends, and natural elements of mexico and latin america. that is what caught the eye of mcdonald's, for his biggest dream yet. >> this is what i have chosen. >> reporter: unfortunately, his mother passed in 2012, before she could see his art career take off. but what mother would not be proud of a son who has followed his dreams and is now making his mark? >> it means the future! >>> flavor fled and chuck d are celebrating 50 years of hip-hop at the hip-hop museum in the bronx. in those 50 years, hip-hop has grown from modest block parties to become a widely-accepted genre of music. we now take a look back. >> reporter: happy birthday toto hip-hop. . artists fro

shortly after takeoff, flames shooting out from the engine of the southwest jet bound for cancun. with one engine down, they were forced to turn around, making an emergency landing at houston's hobby airport tuesday night. >> you are clear for the runway approach. you still have one engine down, is that correct? >> reporter: the plane landing safely. the airline tonight saying the jet experienced a mechanical issue shortly after takeoff and was taken out of service for review. and in miami, another scare in the skies. a pilot suffering a medical emergency in the middle of a flight from miami to santiago, chile. the airline saying the crew tried saving the pilot's flight mid-flight. medical teams standing by when the plane landed, but the pilot died. they said that pie late had been with them for 25 years. the cause of death has not been released. and tonight, the faa says they will investigate that southwest flight over houston. david? >> david: victor oquendo, thank you. >>> we turn now to former president trump, an 18 alleged co-conspirators who have less than ten days now to sh

reporter: johnny harms suffered from migraines his entire life and during an episode on his vacation in cancunt in search of medication at a mexican pharmacy he took a billed labeled migraine tablets and hopped a flight back home to california with his girlfriend. within hours johnny harms was dead. >> as soon as that poison was sold to him, it was just a matter of time before he would die. >> reporter: about 200,000 americans travel to mexico each year to buy prescription drugs, often because they're cheaper. the state department is warning them, buy with caution, writing, counterfeit medication is common and may prove to the ineffective, the wrong strength or contain dangerous ingredients. those dangerous ingredients are what researchers at ucla found when they tried to buy prescription drugs in northern mexico. >> they look like an oxycodone but contain fentanyl or adderall. >> reporter: and for a report in the "l.a. times" reporters bought and tested 55 pills from 29 pharmacies all across mexico. they say a little more than half were counterfeit and many contained fentanyl >> i'm very conc

i want to quickly remind you senator ted cruz flew to cancun during a storm that left his state without or water and quickly realized that was a mistake and came back. it was a days long news cycle and he's still hearing about it. and biden dismissal of unfolding tragedy in hawaii, barely a blip for the trump-obsessed media. here is what they are missing. there are reportses, the death toll will rise in maui and tragically include scores of children who were kept home because power outages forced schools to close. joining me now is tulsi gabbard, fox news contributor. you just got back from maui, please tell us what you saw there, this is heart breaking for americans to see. >> yeah, laura, it is difficult to put into words this tragic loss that continues to grow, that we're continuing to see and experience and feel every time there are more and more names and numbers of our friends and neighbors in lahaina who perished because of this wildfire and still over a thousand people missing and vast majority of the area of devastation that needs to be gone through by those that are conducting

passengers say the plane had just taken off from houston was heading to cancun. an hour before it had to return to the airport. officials say the aircraft had well, obviously a mechanical issue. passengers were put on another flight. southwest says the jet is now out of service until it's determined what caused that engine to catch fire. communities in southern california are setting up sandbags bracing for possible rain, mudslides and flooding as hurricane hilary makes its way up the pacific ocean. potential bird. >> flooding coastal flooding. storm surge strong to damaging told state wave may be over 10 all, you know, battering waves, dangerous boating conditions are pretty start to materialize earlier in the weekend. >> experts say a hurricane like this is rare. the last time a tropical storm hit california was more than 80 years ago. kron four's gayle ong is tracking hurricane hilary for scale. >> yeah, cannon to put things in perspective. that year was 1939, so quite rare for that. and you can see this system just brewing here. we've been watching it since i

little movement off the coast, still sitting off the coast of cozumel and cancun.inds continue to intensify, that would be category 3 hurricane wednesday morning at 1 a.m. landfall coming wednesday to early in the morning between 1 a.m. and probably sunrise depending where this track is, this is the cone of uncertainty, it could make landfall around tampa. all the folks will see impact. you are looking at tropical storm watches or hurricane watches up and down florida. storm surge is a main concern and includes the entire area. it will bring a wall of water with it. on the higher end, getting up into the higher area, nine feet of sturge in seven to 11 foot range. along the coast, it is not going to be where it makes landfall. raining, flooding, a real concern, from four to eight inches, folks getting 12 inches of rain will cause flooding. >> todd: thanks. >> ashley: mask mandates are back with hospitals in new york and california telling staff and patients to cover their faces and school districts cancelling classes due to surge of illnesses, including covid. dr. d

. >> reporter: he worked as an architect in cancun. when a cousin from the u.s.asked him to paint a mural on his door, he came to california and he never put his paints down again. he has painted many murals for businesses, restaurants, cities, and schools around california. you can see his work all over san jose. including the fairgrounds, where he just finished another mural. he likes to work with spray paint and often focuses on the myths , legends, and natural elements of mexico and latin america. that is what caught the eye of mcdonald's for his biggest job yet. >> it is like a weird dream, trying to become an artist. so this is what i choose. >> reporter: unfortunately, his mother passed before she could see his art career take off. but what parent would not be proud of a son who is following his dreams and making his mark? >> it means the future! >>> legendary rappers have joined city officials celebrating 50 years of hip-hop at the hip-hop museum in the bronx. in the past half century, hip-hop has grown from modest origins to become a widely-embraced genr

so here is the storm, 65 miles per hour, just to the east of cancun.ll will make a pretty big impact in coupa, but then gaining strength in this very warm gulf water. we've been talking about this all season long with the coral and the keys. this is the warmest gulf we have seen with a hurricane on the way. where is that going to be? i know you're looking at the cones at home, but the cone itself is designed and created to only catch 66% of the hurricane eyewall landfalls. a six on one side and a 6 on the other. if you're close, you need to keep watching. look how close very big cities are. another 33% will miss it at this point, because things are not perfect. we do know that the storm surge will be a huge problem. we also know if it's 115 miles per hour and comes on shore, many areas of these look like land, but that's a mangrove swamp. it will have this effect all along the coast here, not very populated. just independence lapped, very populated. so we're have to watch out for these college towns and more, for sure. all the way up to myrtle beach, i

if not, they will be going to cancun very early.you believe in this staff, in this roster, they didn't get anybody so they tells them we have to do it. if not, they'll find something else that will. >> a day that they put anthony rizzo on the injured list. he has a concussion. and ken rosenthal has more. >> anthony develop, two outs in the six. harrison bader walks with you at the plate. what was your approach? >> i just wanted to stay within myself and have a good a.b. it's such a huge at-bat. for him to be ready to go first pitch and that's what he does. >> ken: stanton, mckinney, back to back homers. do you feel the offense is coming around? >> yeah, we put together great at-bats. even facing a great pitcher. i thought our process has been good. our at-bats have been good. it's coming together.i mean, that's what these guys do. they're some of the best players in the world. big g, that was a bomb. and billy behind him. so i don't think anyone in the dugout is surprised. it's nice to see everyone's hard work coming around. >> ken:

. >> it has been in cancun for two days. we watch it lift itself farther to the north running into the gulf of mexico waters. winds only around 30 miles-per-hour currently. it is only a tropical storm now and set to infence tie. this is that track and the intensification. it will lift across the gulf of mexico and over across the state of florida and into the southeast. don't just pay attention to what i'm about to show you it will make landfall. the initial landfall early wednesday morning. still likely the nighttime hours overnight. tuesday night into early wednesday morning winds at 115 miles-per-hour a category 3 hurricane. big area here from near tampa stretching toward -- tropical storm storm watches stretching farther to the south including places like naples. storm sedge is a big part of the story. low lying part of florida, the florida big bend could be very life threatening. additionally not just the water that you will see from that initial storm surge. a lot of rain with this system. looking at a lot of areas in

flames spewing from the engine of a southwest airlines plan that just took off from houston to sunny cancunnd has been taken out of service. if that does not scare you out a flying then there is a new report that there is 46 close calls in the last month alone. the shortage of air traffic controllers could be the blame. according to "the wall street journal," the faa has failed to train enough new controllers to replace those that are retiring. what is the mayor doing about it? he promised months ago that he was on the case. >> we look at the recent incidents of the last year or so as faa continued to investigate. we cannot wait for the next catastrophic event to seek the warning signs of today with the contributing factors. >> have you flown it recently and did you find it unsafe and anyway? >> you're asking me. i did you share with you, this is what i think, something is happening. you have got demand that is way up, prices that have gone up. pilots are too busy in some cases, but they're not showing up to work, demanding more pay airlines are not meeting it. it they are chronically under

the flight bound for cancun forced to turn back. >> you still have one engine shut down, is that correctave one engine shut down. >> reporter: the plane made a successful emergency landing in houston. >> the passengers' lives were not in imminent risk this is an abnormal situation, but one that we train for. >> reporter: flightaware data shows that the plane was only in the air for about 27 minutes before making the emergency landing. southwest tells nbc news the plane experienced a mechanical issue shortly after takeoff and that a different aircraft continued to fly to cancun and from one flight scare in houston to another in miami after one of three piles aboard a flight en route to chile died midflight from a medical emergency. two other pilots onboard diverted the plane to panama for an emergency landing, according to the airline passengers onboard applauded the flight crew for landing the plane safely and expressing their gratitude again in the airport. ladham tells nbc news that all of the necessary protocols were followed to try to help and save the pilot, who had been with the ai

started to be issued along that area as you are looking at popular destinations like cozumel up to cancÚnall currently under the tropical storm warnings. this system is not moved but jill is 24 hours it's about to lift up into the gulf of mexico and as it does so pick up some warm waters and intensify and move it's what ultimately to the coast. you are looking at a time line here, by the time you get into late tuesday early wednesday morning that's when you look at discount running up along the big bend over toward portions of the panhandle for it may be down towards tampa but there's plenty of time for the forecast track to work itself out a little bit. you are looking at wind that 90 miles an hour. tough to forecast how strong is going to get that's a strong category one hurricane. i could intensify more than that. these are some of our any models we look at what will be try to figure out where storm will go. there is an agreement will continue to work itself out for you are looking kind of in the center that mean of all his ismodels take into the florida g bend. late tuesday early wedn

heading for cancun, it was forced to turn back to houston.l landing at houston's hoby airport. >> the pilots are trained specifically and frequently to deal with such a situation, so it's terrifying for the passengers, but it's something that pilots deal with on a regular basis in training and the passengers' lives were not in imminent risk. this is an abnormal situation. but it's one we're train for. >> reporter: that plane has been taken out of service according to the airline and a different airplane came to finish the flight. the faa is investigating. >> you hear the air traffic controllers. what about this other case, the flight from miami to chile, forced to make an emergency landing. a tragic ending for that one. >> reporter: another terrifying incident here, a pilot aboard the flight to chile died mid-flight after leaving miami. thankfully there were two pilots onboard. they were able to divert that plane to panama, and passengers onboard that flight applaud the crew for landing. they were given hotel rooms for that unexpected layover

flames were seen shooting out of this engine on a southwest airline jet, flying from houston to cancÚn it experienced a mechanical issue shortly after it took off, and another flight, of pilot had a medical emergency on a flight. it was traveling to chile from miami. the copilots had to take into an emergency landing in panama city, the airline says the pilot died. even flying with the airline -- he had been flames airline for 25 years. >> in today's gma first look, a michigan police officer jumped into action and saved a choking child after hearing a report on the radio while he was off duty. here is abc news reporter will read. >> he's not dying in my hands. that's not going to happen. >> and this morning's first look, michigan police officer hailed as a hero for saving a choking toddler. >> we have a report of a three-year-old not breathing. >> mohammed was off duty, resting when he heard screaming outside and reports of a choking child on his radio. >> a three-year-old is choking. the officer immediately into action, and he is telling his story on gma. >> when i heard the baby, he

we have tropical storm warnings in effect, especially cancun, the yucatan channel has really warm waterrn gulf. some sort of landfall across parts of north florida, panama city, big bend, some place in there, the eastern side will get a lot of storm surge and potentially we could talk about a pretty strong hurricane for this. want to he'll the you right no -- want to tell you right now if you see the yellow you should set up your plans in place. one other thing, this is hurricane franklin, not going to impact the u.s., other than a make for dangerous ripcurrents so people trying to get to the beaches, be careful swimming in the waters. we've had a lot of fatalities this year from ripcurrents, rachel, over to you. rachel: former president trump faces 91 felony charges after the latest indict hadn't inmentn georgia, he's the first president in u.s. history with a mug shot. our next guest who survived mao's cultural revolution, she is urging the country to wake up. she joins us to explain. it's great to have you on the show. as as you see the indictments and saw the mug shot come out yeste

five years earlier, countries signed up to the cancun agreement, promising to "hold the increase in globalemperature below 2 degrees above pre—industrial levels". but the alliance of small island states have another proposal. they worry that even at 2 degrees of warming, entire countries are still at risk of being completely engulfed by the ocean. their slogan is 1.5 to stay alive. it's effective. the paris agreement, which set out the framework for international community to try and lower emissions ultimately, says countries will hold global average temperature rises to well below 2 degrees, and pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase to 1.5. as it's signed, the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change, the ipcc, are asked to produce a report on the difference between 1.5 and 2 degrees of warming. that came out in 2018. it found things like sea level rise is projected to be around 0.1 metres lower at 1.5 compared to 2 degrees. without adaptation, that could mean 10 million fewer people affected. the risk of irreversible ecosystem loss would also be lower. at 1.5 degrees, fo

flight 307 was headed for cancun.om houston's hobby airport when the aircraft had to some kind of mechanical issue, the jet was in the air just less than an before less than a half an hour actually before returning to the airport, passengers were put on another flight. southwest says that the jet is out of service until they can determine what caused that engine to catch fire. >> astronomers have used advance instruments to calculate a more accurate age of macy's. galaxy was discovered by the james webb space telescope in june of last year, although the star system isn't quite as old as initially estimated, scientists say macy's galaxy is still one of the oldest recorded from 390 million years after the big bay. this makes the galaxy about 13 and a half billion years old. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> it's one of the best days of the nba offseason schedule release day. and today we found out what we already knew. the warriors are still very much an in-demand team that is nationally relevant. the warriors will have 29 t

charles: we will see when we stop going to restaurants and take flight over the weekend in cancÚn wheney told her boss they were working. were talking about the lag affect, let's talk about the jackson hole summit. the last time he used the word twice, the market reacted, all markets reacted they did what they were supposed to do he was able to jawbone every action, what do you expect this time. >> i think the fed has a tough job right now, they're still trying to cool inflation core inflation is to elevated and certainly when you think about labor markets, meanwhile the labor market is pretty healthy, what does the fed do, elevated inflation strong labor market, sounds like the fed is going to continue to suggest that more interest rate hikes are on the way maybe it's one, maybe it's too and that will be an extended pause. charles: this recession, the last time that we spoke you said it would be shallow but how much can a royal market if everyone is caught flat-footed. >> i think it could be a huge shock certainly if we get into the fourth quarter and we start see the negative numbers

administration. [ laughter ] ted has a bug up his butt because the outage made him unable to flee to cancunas he does every winter. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] one of my favorite things is when these politicians, they release angry statements calling for reforms after something happens. how about you work on this before people are sleeping on their backpacks and eating panda express at 6:00 a.m.? [ laughter ] speaking of delays, do you know which city has the worst traffic in america? it's not l.a. it's actually chicago. how is l.a. not number one? i was once so late to a friend's birthday party, i was actually on time for his next birthday party. [ laughter ] our traffic is very bad. but according to the global traffic scorecard, which i guess is a thing, commuters in chicago waste the most time sitting in traffic. boston is number two. [ lone clapper ] it's nothing to be -- [ laughter ] then new york, philly, miami, and san francisco. l.a. came in sixth. five other cities have worse traffic than we have on the 405? what's slower than stopped? [ laughter ] unless you're driving ba

we saw ted cruz raked over the coles because he went to cancun with his family when there was a deepe in his state. we haven't seen a fraction of that level of national outrage from the media over the president of the united states sitting on a beach not flying overhead, but sitting on a beach for days while it was playing for. he has a protective d next to his name in the eyes of the price and that double standard ticks off a lot of people as well. >> harris: the one i would point to is defenders. they will defend him until the bitter end. that bitter end looked like him in hawaii. it was bitter. guy benson, good to see you, thank you. we're hours away from the first republican presidential debate right here on fox news. eight contenders tackling the issues that matter most to voters and look to appeal to key demographics in those early voting states. polling expert lee carter is in "focus" next. ♪ life, diabetes. each day is a unique blend of going, doing, and living. glucerna protein smart with 30 grams of protein to help keep you moving. uniquely designed with carbsteady to help

let's take a look at what's going on with the storm right now there you see by cancÚn and here's therecast path. the idea it is in the facility on the west coast of florida in the early morning hours of wednesday, steadily intensifying and potentially rapidly intensifying. we see 150 miles an hour you think maybe 130 miles an hour just the way we see the storms go when they get over the warm water, looking close up here is a scary thing if it stays in the middle of the cone, the worst of the storm is going to go to the nature coast of florida. it's not terribly populated, there are people there but they can get them out, that's really not a big, big problem. you have problems in tampa and the water will get pushed along the coast but it won't be the worst case. as we saw last year with hurricane ian, sometimes the storm wobbles over this way and that would put a whole lot of water into tampa bay and where robert is and where millions of people live in so many people live in areas where the seven put a potential water rise from the normal high tide would flood those areas. that is a c

video capturing flames shooting from an airplane engine on board a southwest flight from houston to cancunston airport but was able to land safely. southwest telling fox news digital it was a technical -- mechanical issue and the plane is being reviewed and serviced. that is not something you want to see, guys, aboard the plane. >> steve: can i get off here? >> carley: can't do that on a flight. >> steve: thank you, carley. >> ainsley: coming up from a viral sensation to a country hit. oliver anthony's song about working class struggles topping the charts now. why he just turned down $8 million. ♪ heading off to richmond, lord knows they all just want to have total control. >> steve: we're going to talk about that coming up next. ♪ >> griff: this week investigate unsolved mysteries fox nation two new specials the mysterious disappearance of flight mh 370 and elvis alive. >> gleefers claim in 1976 elvis enlisted as under cover agent to aid the fbi in infiltrating the fraternity, a notorious mafia organization. linking the singer to the sale of his private jet star plane to a member of the m

have a better sense was going popular tourist destination that cosmo, cancÚn currently dealing with somehat particulars in the wave activity most of the rain has been an e on the easten side of the storm so far. this ultimately is our storm path you mention the big event this is a cone of uncertainty this storm could take any track right along here. it is still fairly white from panama city stretching down close to getting just north of tampa. the big bend is right there in the middle of it's a good place to target and think perhaps he storm ultimately is going to go that direction. as a result, estimates that move there is a flash flood at risk this will bring a whole lot of moisture with it. initially you're looking everything here in the green is likely to be done with flash flooding as he storm ultimately makes its a his approach tuesdat into wednesday morning. when i say wednesday morning and thinking 1:00 a.m. or 2:00 a.m. think your overnight hours that brings a whole lot of moisture even though were talking about florida here the system is going to continue to drag yourself off t

a tropical depression is swirling off the east coast near cancun the storm is forecasted to start moving and strengthen into a tropical storm today. it's expected to make landfall in florida on wednesday, likely as a category 1 hurricane. >>> this morning, fans of "the price is right" are remembering fondly the show's longtime host bob barker he died of natural causes at his hollywood hills home on saturday at the age of 99 nbc's emilie ikeda takes a look back at barker's life and career back at barker's life and career. ♪♪ >>> come on down! come on down! >> reporter: with his unflappable charm, bob barker electrified audiences for 35 years hosting "the price is right," the game show contestants guessed the price of every day items. >> the thing i hear is, bob, come on down, every place i go. >> reporter: just months shy of his 100th birthday, his publicist announcing the world's greatest mc who ever lived, bob barker, has left us. he spent his early year on an indian reservation in south dakota where his mother was a schoolteacher. he began in radio with "the bob barker show." >> i've g

they're tracking trajectory will take us through the yucatan channel over cuba and cancun, mexico.moves in to the warm waters of the gulf of mexico, strengthens into a possible cats 3, if not major category four storm before making landfall. the timeline looks like this. wednesday, really likes like the target time. wednesday morning through the afternoon. the target time for making landfall to the big bend. over 13 million americans that are under some tropical alert as we speak with storm surge flooding, robert ray was just talking about that will be a huge concern in the big bend region where we're talking between 7 to 11 feet of storm surge. that's on top of high tide. i'm concerned for friends in tampa bay. st. pete, 4 to 7 feet. there's no where for the water to go once it starts to rush in to the bay, being escorted by winds of 5 to to 60 miles per hour. i'm expecting to see a number of downed power lines that will stretch in to northeast florida, southeast georgia, south carolina is who we're anticipating through thursday. to top it off, we're anticipating five to eight inc