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call about a plane that atlanta right there on the freeway when they arrived they found a little cessna that had made a hard landing before it came to a stop near the center divider luckily. no one was injured in the crash. >>he said he and it came down and landed on the i 5. >>the plane was flying from los angeles county south to carlsbad in san diego county. still tonight unclear why that plane lost power and had to make the emergency landing. city officials say san francisco's pooped problem is only getting worse and forced to shell kingston has an update now on this growing issue its its horrifying for people step outside and c coupe smeared all over the sidewalk. we know it's getting worse the city of san francisco now has 3 public toilets available after 08:00pm located in castro's selmon the tenderloin that supervisor matt haney says the city needs even more we've seen a reduction in the number of reports of feces in the areas immediately around the pit stop bathrooms including the ones that are 24 hours. we obviously need we need to expand the number of these bathrooms and the h

. >> reporter: textron aviation, the parent company of beechcraft and cessna, says it builds prototype planes in the building where this blast occurred, and some items can be highly explosive. the cause of the blast is under investigation. the company said there were fewer workers on site due to the holiday. tom? >> thank you. >>> and survivors describing the terrifying moment their plane began to vibrate and shattered as it was going down. here's ian pannell. >> reporter: the plane was departing >> the plane started vibrating intensely. >> reporter: it hit a concrete fence and a two-story building. the rear of the plane in the field next to the airport. there were nearly 100 onboard. 12 killed, almost 50 in hospital. eight in critical condition. miraculo miraculously, many survived, including this baby. plucked from the wreckage by a policeman. >> she's my sweetheart. i was thinking about her when i went in the plane, yes. what would she do without me? >> reporter: investigators want to look at the age and condition of the plane, as well as pilot performance. given how cold it was, th

a cessna made a hard landing in the lanes of i-5 near san diego. the people inside the plane were not injured and they managed to dodge the traffic. >>> a major breakthrough tonight in a 40-year-old cold case, the murder of a teenage. joe vazquez has more on what police hope will be a first step in finding judy giffords killer. >> reporter: the murder mystery began here along the banks of this lake. a man walking his dog saw something sticking out from the sand. as he looked more closely, he realized it was a human hand. police recovered the body of a teenaged girl, a victim of a homicide. but her identity was unknown for all these years. 2 years ago, the half brother of judy gifford decided to rally his family to report her missing again to san francisco police in order to revive the case. >> i always knew i had a sister, never really knew what happened to her. >> reporter: new jersey state police worked together with san francisco police. they collected dna from judy's aunt, who also had a photograph that helped break the case. >> the necklace at

witnesses say the cessna crashed in the middle of the freeway onto the center divider. the two people on board were not hurt. all lanes of traffic were shut down but have since re-opened. >>> investigators are calling tuesday's deadly shootout in new jersey a potential case of domestic terrorism. the news comes as newly obtained video shows the suspects entering a jewish market in jersey city. the suspects were armed with five guns including an ar-15 style rifle and a shotgun. they killed three people and wounded another. the survivor says he hit the floor when the bullets started flying. >> they came to kill and they didn't came to spare anyone. i had the courage, i had the right mind, i just redirected her arm and ran out of the store. >> as the investigation continues, the fbi is asking the public for help gathering more images from the shootout. detectives think the killers may be connected to a fringe branch of the black hebrew israelites. but no firm links have been established. >>> new questions are about why former kentucky governor matt bevin pardoned a convict

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. >> reporter: textron aviation, the parent company of beechcraft and cessna, says it builds prototype planes in the building where this blast occurred, and some items can be highly explosive. the cause of the blast is under investigation. the company says there were fewer workers on site because of the holiday. tom? >> adrienne, thank you. >>> news about the deadly plane crash in kazakhstan. at lea 12 people killed and dozens hurt. survivors describing the terrifying moment their plane began to vibrate and shattered as it was going down. here's ian pannell. >> reporter: tonight, the plane crash just seconds after takeoff and passengers who walked out alive. the plane was departing kazakhstan when it got into trouble. this man was on board. >> the whole body of the plane sta start started shattering, vibrating very intensity. >> reporter: the plane hit a concrete fence and a two-story building. you can see the fuselage around the building and the rear of the plane in the field next to the airport. there were nearly 100 onboard. 12 were killed, almost 50 are in hospital. eight in critic

constitution of the united states a sad one for america that the president's reckless activities the cessna tape of our having to introduce articles of impeachment. and so i do this this day this fall as something that we did to honor the vision of our founders to establish a republic the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform to defend our democracy and that republic and the aspirations of our children that they will always live in a democracy and that we have tried to do everything we can to make sure what that is their reality. explains how politicians in washington are deeply divided over this issue. it's been 2 months of this impeachment inquiry but really it's been 2 plus years of this partisan big tree all that's all climax at these historic growth that we just saw which formally impeach is president trump and we saw that these votes on the 2 articles of impeachment unfold almost clearly and soley along partisan lines all but 4 democrats in the house of representatives voting to approve the the impeachment of trump there was one independent who sided with those democrats in approv

extra countries that have come along over the years is that a valid argument for nato's messes in a cessna be today i mean should should we be looking at keeping their doors or something that really the world should look at and say we don't really need it at some. arcade feeling from a bygone era i think that certain people need it but for again the state purposes that they don't want to state it's a military alliance so it's not a diplomatic alliance it's not intended to further international law or anything of that sort so i don't think that any of those arguments really hold up now it has been used as we said in libya which is now in a worse it's become more of a breeding ground for terrorist operations than a bulwark against terrorism which is how mccrone and trump are and others are selling it afghanistan and so on and so forth so it's become a way of selling. in effect you know aggression or at least germany on the part of the united states i'll go step further and say that nato really never was a shield it's always been a war hammer and now the war of regional the original war it wa

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cessnas in garages, piper cubs on the curb. tim cherrington versus todd winkler? contest," said her dad, don hatfield. >> the guy's an air force academy graduate. he's successful in business. he's a family man. he's, you know, from the midwest. he's got to be great. >> reporter: good, solid upper-middle class guy? >> up yeah, no. >> reporter: and he's got a plane and he's got -- >> planes and boats and -- you know, all over the place. >> reporter: what tim, the starving artist could offer, beyond love and loyalty, was a whole lot of nothing. todd, on the other hand. >> we went to orlando with them -- to disney world. >> reporter: and he was picking up the bill for this stuff? >> yeah. most of the time, yeah. >> don had no way of knowing that tim was, for a time, still in rachel's life. sort of. >> reporter: you didn't lose touch completely. >> no, we really kept in touch, >> reporter: why would they do that? maybe because her marriage, her marriage, rachel led tim to believe, wasn't all apple pie and ice cream. >> because she wanted to share with me what was going

of candidates in the race, two dropped out and this morning moent governor steve bullock and joe cessna other was running. >> 16 democrats and only six have qualified for this month's debate. what do you think? should the others drop out? >> well i think first the debate stage being when it will make things clearer but i think all of the movement speaks to a dissatisfaction with the state of the field and something that republicans went through in 2016 which is well we have this one guy at the top who is a little out there but has good name i.d. and we know his story but other people like to frankenstein with one candidate and you can't do that and you have to pick one so i think there is a possibility that one pop and it gets confusing as you go through the states. >> and klobuchar is lining up surrogates including her husband and daughter in case the impeachment trial pulls her off the trail. >> will they tell better jokes than her. >> you're tough. very tough. so other candidates including sanders, warren, kamala harris, cory booker could be at a big disadvantage. >> booker hasn't qu

all lanes along interstate 5 were shut down after the single-engine cessna landed.refighters that smoke was filling the cockpit. >>> while lawmakers on capitol hill were furiously debating his articles of impeachment, president trump broke a twitter record in a day, tweeting and retweeting more than 100 times. >> and he launched somewhat of a twitter war with "time" magazine's newest person of the year, 16-year-old climate activist greta thunberg who this week was named the magazine's youngest person of the year ever. the president tweeted out a personal attack saying thunberg has an anger management problem and should go to a movie with a friend. >> the teenager shot back changing her twitter bio to this. a teenager working on her anger management problem currently chilling. the president also said she should chill. immediately afterward #bebest started trending on social media with calls for first lady melania trump to speak to her husband as part of her anti-cyber bullying campaign. speaking of first ladies, former first lady michelle obama got involved. she twee

on the >> cessna the suggestion is i, understand there is a responsibility of the respective student to do more research on the credit looked credibility of claims being bay made by people representing various colleges, i would just assume they've been a credibly regionally or nationally, and there is a guarantee loan program, and that is an indication that the federal government has essentially put the good housekeeping seal of approval. why would it require a student to do additional research on the validity of the claims to be made by an accredited college? >> i think it's imperative that we provide as much information for all parties, clearly a creditors have a role, institutions i'm selves have a role, and the federal government as a lender has a role to play. that's why we've continued to improve the information available, and to insist on an approach with a regulation that is balance and the treats all institutions equally. >> i apologize i'm art of my time i'm going to yield, back but i would just like to say that accreditations should shift the balance and they should be abl