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celine gounder, thank you so much. safety investigators have rushed to the scene of the crash on the scottsdale runway. kris van cleave is there and reports the probe into what happened may center on the planes landing gear. >> reporter: this dramatic video from monday afternoon will be at the center of a national transportation safety board investigation as it appears to show the left main landing gear collapsing, sending the plane veering off the runway before slamming into a parked gulfstream 200. team of five ntsb investigators is working to understand what went wrong. >> maintaining altitude. we just had an emergency. >> reporter: firefighters were on scene within a minute but the collision killed one person and two others were rushed to the hospital with critical injuries a third was transported with nonlife-threatening injuries. another person was evaluated at the scene but walked away. >> our thoughts and prayers for the individuals on the aircraft. it's certainly a tragedy that occurred. >> reporter: the leer

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celine mohamed is ceo and president of the bay area host committee. thank you for joining us. >> absolutely. thank you for having me. >> all right. coming up on mornings on two and nine. it's a groundbreaking innovation created by two uc berkeley students, their life saving tech and the tools it uses to map disaster zones for first responders. also ahead. >> i'm so distracted by my phone, so it's hard to like, listen to a teacher and actually understand what they're saying. >> screens just might be taking over our lives. how one mom turned her family's battle into a powerful documentary uncovering the impact of social media, gaming and addiction to the internet. and speaking of screens, we want to hear from you this morning. we're asking how much of your day is spent on screens. you can see the results below. boy, almost 70% say too much. i'm glued to that screen. a little over 25 say not bad. i found balance and 5%. maybe my mom's in that one 5%. barely any screen time. you can still vote. just scan the qr code at the top right of your screen or go i

the celine jeans. like. like them or. or not like them.us through what we're looking at. we're looking down by the shoe. where are we to look? >> it's a throwback, for sure. i mean, we've been seeing bell bottom jeans for quite some time, right? you've lived a life through that. era of fashion. it comes and goes. but to me, what this says is, you know, it's not being predictable. and hip hop culture tends to take things out of context and make it their own and also create trends. this is the most talked about fashion item. >> people are talking about this. >> it's every headline. >> okay. did kendrick not say they're like what he on. that's one of his lines. >> oh i'm sure. >> so tell us what is he on. is he on just a bell bottom throwback or what do we what is the meaning? >> i feel like he's you know, he's rebelling against the norm, the stereotypical norm. okay. it was so not expected and predictable. i mean, he's a pretty petite guy and he's wearing. >> five four. >> yeah, he's. >> but i think that that is i agree with her that i think

classified documents mixed in with other stuff like birthday cards, golf shirts, and even a photo of celine dion. and now the case is closed. there is a process for him to get much of this back, but i think some people obviously have some questions about the classified materials. but now that he is president again, he has broad discretion over classified materials, which is why he is expected to have those returned when anyone else would not. >> paula, you also have some new reporting on attorney general pam bondi, his priorities as she takes over the justice department. >> that's right. today was her first day on the job, and she signed over a dozen memos laying out how the justice department will pursue the priorities of the trump administration. so she laid out several different objectives. the first one, the most notable one, is that she is going to review cases that have been brought against president trump. not only the two federal cases, the classified documents case we just referenced, the election subversion case, both brought by jack smith, but also the case in manhattan, the so-c

they were made in japan by celine. our producer, emma keady, tried on a pair. the price tag?heat for who her cameo, dancing during a song that slammed her ex, drake. espn personality stephen a. smith took aim at the married mom of two. >> if i am married and my wife is going to join trolling her ex, go back because you don't belong with me. what are you worried about him for when you are with me? >> serena's husband does not seem upset. retty fantastic halftime show," he says. the ladies of "the view" also came to serena's defense. >> why wasn't it, serena was great? why isn't it about some ex-boyfriend? e got a chance to do something e wanted to do and she went and did it. deborah: later in the broadcast, we'll take a look at e phenomenon, the rise of heart attacks during and after the super bowl. you may have seen the video of a deadly crash involving a private jet, which hit a parked plane in scottsdale, arizona. turns out that jet is owned by a well-known rock star and his girlfriend, who was on board was injured. >> we are learning more about the private plane collision

this morning eagle eye fans noticed the celine jeans are back in stock on the website.jcpenney and urban outfitters which sam is modelling for us. >> sam: that's these? >> lara: yes. jump up, please. >> sam: okay. >> lara: we're running out of time. can you do a little model walk? >> sam: can i? [ laughter ] >> lara: these are called the slacker. they're $79. what is that look? what is that move? >> sam: i don't know. >> michael: you look like kendrick lamar at the super bowl. [ laughter ] that's great. i can hardly tell the difference. >> lara: i love the flared jeans. >> sam: thank you. you know i was a teenage hand model? >> lara: i do. bell bottom blues are a real thing. thank you. >> sam: can i have these, really and truly? can we expense these? >> lara: will you wear them with your elton john shoes? your elton john platforms? >> michael: all right. ginger, what do you got? >> ginger: i remember the '90s when you'd get the rain on the bottom and would soak up from the bottom. >> sam: yep, yep. >> ginger: you couldn't wear them in nashville, let's just say that. we'

those plantations, and that his lieutenants are still directing the revolution, because christophe de celine, who's also defected to the french by this time, more power shall believe all these huge figures of the revolution. sure, they joined with france, but you know who didn't? the 10,000 louverture or 10,000 freedom fighters, right. so there's still open rebellions france every single day in the colony and they're blaming toussaint louverture so la clare crowns his ultimate duplicity when he sends one of his main henchmen, general brunet. he says you need to trick new venture into a meeting you need to have him arrested in in june 1802. after begging for a meeting, louverture sun's finally convinced him they had been schooled in france. they had met the bonaparte, they had met the la clare's. they convinced him, just go meet with him, see what he wants. and so louverture sadly goes bruni's quarters on june 7th, 1802, where he is tricked, summarily arrested, put on board a ship, later his wife, those same two children who convinced him to go his sons, his 105 year old blind godfather. they

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