the boeing 727 turned around and landed safely in columbus, ohio. >> there was a lot of hand holdingnd a lot of people closing their eyes and trying to text their loved ones and so forth. so it was scary. it is not something that you deal with. >> and in a different incident, a plane was forced to return to the gate in charlotte, north carolina, after a different fire, and this is spotted under the right wing just after takeoff and pretty scary stuff, jim. >> yeah, i don't want to see that outside of my window. >>> to texas, panic at a basketball tournament after reports of a shooting that happened in the dallas suburb of manslaughter field, but there were no reports of shots fired. i know that when i go to events i am looking for the exits and if i were to hear something that i thought were gunshots and people were here reacting as i suppose all of us would. >> right. it is one of the stories that really captures sign of the times. police in mansfield say that there was an altercation that erupted at the basketball tournament at a fieldhouse there in manslaughter field. as you menti

american airline flight 1958 took off from columbus, ohio rent 7:45 a.m.ound for phoenix, arizona. that plan interrupted after crewmembers told passengers a flock of geese had flown into the while. you did not have to have a window seat and something is wrong. listen to how the while sounded for those aboard. this was the path the plane took according to tracking site, flight aware. the plane was not even in the air an hour before making an emergency landing back at the airport. here is one of the dispatch calls. >> large commercial flight with a malfunctioning while in fire shooting on the right side while. >> is now investigating this prompting memories from 14 years ago when pilate sully sullenberger safely crash landed a commercial flight on the hudson river. once again after a flock of geese disabled the engines, jon. jon: at least they only got into one while today. cb cotton, thanks. a former police unit executives charged with attempting to smuggle drugs into the united states. shocked coworkers describe joanne as the san jose police officers union

the bird strike, this was columbus, ohio.to catch fire after we had the bird strike. what they think was one or more on the canada geese that flew into the number two engine and it exploded or took apart the engine and they declared an emergency and returned back to the columbus, ohio airport. no injuries. however this is serious. any time you have a bird strike, it becomes a serious issue. the good news is that planes are designed to fly on a single engine. you don't want to fly on a single engine but designed to fly on a single engine in the event of a catastrophic issue like this. it's an ongoing issue at airports nationwide. mitigating the issue by wildlife and particularly big birds like a canada goose. >> the faa reports wildlife strikes of planes are going up. there are more than 15,000 in the u.s. in 2021. what are airports doing about it? >> reporter: the vast majority are bird strikes. there are some deers, coyotes, the most are bird strikes and the most serious are big birds, in other words a big goose like that. s

american airlines flight 1958 took off from columbus, ohio around 7:45 a.m. bound for phoenix, arizona. surely after takeoff birds struck the while. here's a video from a passenger in you can hear just how bad the while sounded on the inside, listen. and this was the path the plane took according to tracking site, flight aware for the plane is not even in the air an hour before making an emergency landing back at the airport but listen to when the dispatch calls. >> large commercial flight with a malfunctioning while and fire shooting out the right side while progress faa is now investigating this scenario prompting memories from 14 years ago when here in new york pilots crash landed on the hudson river after experience a bird flight definitely a reminder we all know as the miracle on the hudson. rex sully always got more of the sully's in of that plane the professionalism pilots trained in these incidents. hopefully thank you. but sarah, thank you. violent crime in new york city breaking out just a faint a few feet away from mayor eric adams yesterday as he

my new book and about it spread to places like austin, texas and, and then ohio, columbus, ohio. it's bird weight elsewhere, you know, and there are places where there is a lower back. and there is a pack of developing around universities around tech clusters around companies operations that can push the innovation seen locally. so yeah, definitely we are seeing tax issues play the art in how innovation develops and where it develops. rebecca, in this war of information and it's war of technology. what country is most poised to be ahead of the game moving forward or more most welcoming to the tech industry? well, israel is israel has its own very strong are indeed capabilities and very strong tech talent. but they don't have the local market, it's small country. so it will have to depend on other markets and solid products. and so that, that is the market that is very open to having it cross water sales and marketing and innovation. so i would say israel is probably in the lead there. it's the real off for market services, tax capital. i feel like every part of life right now has

have been early this morning just after takeoff in the columbus, ohio airport. the flight on its way to phoenix, arizona. daters bird strikes can be remember back in 2009 era pilot salih sullenberger leading his u.s. airbus in the new york city hudson river safely saving everyone on board. cb cotton live in the newsroom with the latest on this morning's air scare. >> this new video, more than enough to terrify frequent fliers this morning. the good news the flight was able to land safely and everyone is okay but the faa just telling us in the statement they are going to investigate what happened this morning. here's the video just into our newsroom being shared across the internet. if you look closely and see an airplane with what appears to be sparks on the right-hand side looped in the video so you can take a closer look. this is american airlines flight 1958 bound for phoenix, arizona after taking off from columbus, ohio. again a spokesperson for the faa telling fox news a crew reported a bird strike shortly after take up at 8:00 a.m. according to tracking si

bed nines of resident of columbus, ohio, speaking to cnn said on sunday morning he left his home headed out for a jog. he looked up and he saw and heard this. that there was american airlines flight 1958 as it made us safe return to the airport in columbus, ohio, early sunday morning. not long after taking off nines playing enthusiasts describing to cnn that pulsing sound that made him look up almost sounded like a jet ski according to what he told cnn, the airline confirming the 19580.7 37 experienced a bird strike, causing a mechanical issue. the flight landed normally and then taxing safely back to the gate, according to the airline, which was as of sunday afternoon was effort. being an additional flight to get the passengers to their final destination in phoenix video from a separate incidents this one on thursday evening, showing some really scary moments aboard american airlines flight 22 88 with service from charlotte douglas airport. to dallas, texas. this flight never even got off the ground. one passenger aboard that flight using her phone captured from the smoke some of the f

andrea: este vuelo que viajaba de columbus ohio a phoenix tuvo que regresar al aeropuerto de origen pocon reportaba un posible ataque de aves mientras se veÍa el aviÓn en llamas. mucha gente empezÓ a llorar porque no sabÍamos si lo lograrÍamos. no sÉ quÉ decir. todavÍa estoy en shock. el vuelo aterrizÓ de manera segura y aterrizÓ por sus propios medios. la aerolÍnea emite un comunicado que dice que el aviÓn estÁ fuera de servicio por mantenimiento. este incidente se produce pocos dÍas despuÉs de que otro aviÓn de american airlines se incendiara luego de despegar desde dallas. todo el mundo estaba empezando a entrar en pÁnico, pero tampoco podÍamos ir a ningÚn lado. creo que ese fue el mayor susto, dice esta pasajera. un portavoz de american airlines dijo que se regresÓ despuÉs de exportar un problema mecÁnico. borja: la verdad que no me quiero ni imaginar el drama que ha tenido que ser para esos pasajeros que estaban en estos vuelos. cuÉntanos, ha habido algÚn tipo de persona herida dentro de estos incidentes? andrea: afortunadamente no, aunque viendo estas imÁgenes del fuego todo el mun

host: in columbus, ohio, independent. caller: hi, is it me? host: you are on the air with the congressman. caller: i was eight united states marine corps veteran, i served in the infantry. i don't think this is what i served for most veterans have served for because there is a lot of talk about social security, which i think should be there, we easily raise the cap. i am no fan of joe biden, i just want things that make sense. we've got 800 something -- $850 billion every year to the tenant on budget and they failed to pass an audit five times. i want you to exclude -- explain how they continue to give the military almost $1 trillion every year and they don't pass an audit. why should they continue to spend that much, the war in afghanistan is done, trump signed a deal with the taliban to make sure we would exit and biden finished that. the iraq war is done. why do we continue to spend almost $1 trillion on the pentagon budget? guest: it is a good question. i have always agreed with ronald reagan's view on defense spending. you spend what you

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that there was american airlines flight 1958 as it made us safe return to the airport in columbus, ohioly sunday morning. not long after taking off nines playing enthusiast describing to cnn, that pulsing sound that made him look up almost sounded like a jet ski according to what he told cnn, the airline confirming the 19580.7 37 experienced a bird strike, causing a mechanical issue. the flight landed normally and then taxing safely back to the gate, according to the airline, which was as of sunday afternoon was efforting additional flight to get the passengers to their final destination in phoenix video from a separate incidents this one on thursday evening, showing some really scary moments aboard american airlines flight 22 88, with service from charlotte douglas airport to dallas, texas . this flight never even got off the ground. one passenger aboard that flight, using her phone captured some of the smoke of the flames that were spewing from the wing of the aircraft. this is how she described the situation. for affiliate wsoc. nobody knows what's happening. so that's the first inst

, has a crime rate, a homicide rate that is three times that of new york city columbus, ohio thatplace that is represented by jim jordan. does that come up in any of your hearings >> absolutely, and let me be clear. not only did that come up, but burglary, grand larceny, theft, all those numbers are down and the numbers of the cities like bakersville, where the speaker of the house has come from, has a high murder rate, and of course, cities in ohio, a number of them, have high rates, as in indiana, as in a number of red states have higher rates of crime, including murder, than new york city. by the way, he is a district attorney for manhattan let's be very clear. there are many other boroughs that make up new york city >> congressman, i'll give you the last word on this. this does seem to be really theatrics to try to mount a defense for donald trump are you concerned that jim jordan's end game is to try to actually get some of what the d.a. has so he can share it with donald trump's lawyers >> well, that's certainly what his hope and intent is that will not happen and there's th

take some of his first steps -- in front of his kindergarten class at high point elementary near columbus, ohioelebrated by every single student. that reaction deeply touching for lenny's parents, justin and alicia what was it like when you saw the video of lenny -- not once, twice, walking in front of the class >> it was unreal the kind of support he got from them, it was overwhelming >> what is the bigger lesson that all of us could learn? >> i think the first thing that comes to mind is hope sorry. i told myself i was not going to get emotional. all kids struggle with something, so -- if there's people -- whoever is out there that's struggling with something, there is always someone out there that's going to give them support, even if they feel stuck. >> and get this, lenny is excited to start baseball next month. that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time and good night >>> right now at 6:00, we are following the bizarre and deadly crash. what investigators know, so far. >>> a shootout at a hookah loung

literally thought that i wasn't going to make it, marnie calista was on an american flight from columbus , ohio, to phoenix yesterday, when, shortly after takeoff, she looked out and saw this flames shooting from the engines. many people started crying and going into tears because we just didn't know if we were going to make it or not. frankly, it was terrifying. the plane making an emergency landing the crew reporting a possible bird strike made a bird strike. americans says the flight landed normally taxied safely to the gate under its own power photo of the plane back at the gate appears to show blood on the wing kong. obviously something happened on thursday. this video recorded aboard an american flight from charlotte to dallas. passengers reported hearing an explosion just before take off the plane's wing catching fire as it was taxiing down the runway. everyone was trying to panic, but it was like we couldn't go anywhere either because i think that was the biggest scares, an airline spokesperson saying american airlines flight 22 88 returned to the gate before takeoff after reporting a m

videos from on board >> reporter: the midair scare captured on camera just after takeoff from columbus, ohio. >> that is affirmative. we lost the number two engine on the bird strike with high vibration. >> reporter: this video shows flames shooting alongside an american airlines plane, appearing to come from the engine plane, appearing to come from the mon ireported the fire from her seat before the plane made an emergency landing. >> my heart just broke, honestly, for so many people on the plane. i could hear them crying and i just wanted us to all be okay. >> reporter: according to american airlines, the flight turned around, landed normally and taxied safely to the gate under its own power. american adding "safety is our top priority." when you landed and were able to get off the plane, how relieving was that >> just -- you're going to bring tears to my eyes i was so thankful. >> reporter: felicia meadows was heading on her honeymoon. are you ready to get back on a plane? >> i am not. very anxious still very, very anxious, and i'm going to have to buckle up and just ride it out. >> repor

is there on your screen as we listen to this next call from floria in columbia's -- gloria in columbus, ohio. go ahead with your question. >> hi, this is great that book tv is featuring a book like this from a different point of view. i am thrilled. anyway, i just want to say i hope kurt, you keep speaking out , writing about what you find good about this country. i think anyone living here who is a citizen should take it seriously. you are lucky then anywhere else on the planet grade i have been on the left. i am not on the right or the left. i am in -- an independent thinker. i do not think in america, anybody should be afraid to rest any ideas as long as --express any ideas as long as you are not hurting anyone physically. we should be open to all ideas. i really hope -- i heard you before. thank you for your service to the country. kurt: first of all, do not thank me for my service. i was a colonel, i didn't do anything except hold the coffee cup. i will accept it on behalf of them. i love the idea somebody is out there and cares about their country and wants to be better. it doesn't hav

this is columbus, ohio.american airlines flight turned around and despite this scary scene, it landed safely. >>> speaking of combustion, disney is suspending the use of pyrotech nicks at its theme park after a 45-foot dragon, as you can see, went up in flames at disneyland over the weekend. >> oh! oh, my gosh. >> yeah, the finales are spectacular, but this is not what they intended. this was the nighttime show at disneyland. it was supposed to be a fire-breathing dragon. it forced cast members and guests to evacuate the area. dozens of videos on social media show the surreal scene just before 11:00 p.m. even visitors in other parts of the park quickly took notice. >> we know there's some smoke usually with the show, but this time we're like that's a lot of smoke. it's a lot of black smoke too. so we look and we're like something's on fire. i'm pretty sure something's on fire. we're like no way, it's disney. that doesn't happen. >> it il no one was hurt. disney says it is investigating what caused that fire.

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there in columbus, ohio, was american airlines flight 1958 that left the airport headed to phoenix when, at one point, according to officials that apparently hit a flock of birds , and that's when authorities say the pilots just really talented crew here, then quickly running into this emergency situation and then returning to the airport. the airline confirming that that 1.0.7 37 experienced a bird strike, causing a mechanical issue. the airline, saying that the flight landed and taxied safely at the gate under its own power, the aircraft taken out of service and now the airline trying to get them to their final destination. the passengers that is the faa investigating this video from a separate incident this one, though, on thursday evening, capturing some really scary moments of passenger looking out her window and seeing this. this is american airlines flight 22 88, with service from charlotte douglas airport to dallas. this one never even got off the ground. the plane was in the process of taxiing. passenger frankie kington, capturing smoke and flames appearing from the wing of the

and today, an american airlines flight already in the air after taking off from columbus, ohio. had fire shooting out of its right engine. cnn's polo sandoval joins us now. polo i don't like to hear either one of these things happening. it just scares . you know what out of you when? when you're a passenger thinking about this kind of stuff, but this is something that americans have to deal with. what can you tell us? yeah, jim, and we should mention. fortunately nobody was hurt either one of these incidents, the first of which ben nines at columbus, ohio residents, jim resident telling cnn that this morning he went out for a jog. he heard a pulsing noise. he looked up and this is what he saw. he described as almost like hearing a jet ski on the water, and you can see that's actually american airlines flight 1958 as it makes us safe return to the columbus airport. not long after takeoff , the airline confirming their boeing 7 37 experienced a bird strike, causing the mechanical issues. you see that again, there's sort of flames or at least a sign of it backfiring. from down belo

take some of his first steps in front of his kindergarten class at high point elementary near columbus, ohiofor those stories. i mean, where do you want to start with where we just start the cartwheel, crooner, reunions. >> it's hard to pick a favorite. i love that one especially because they did it in front of the other kids in the class so they can experience it and to have that experience for all of them, you know, to share. >> yeah. hope that inspires you as you start your week with us, thanks for joining us, i'm phillip mena. >> and i'm frances rivera. for that, you have to have a great >>> you know, it happened. >> right now at 4:30, breaking news, deadly

take some of his first steps in front of his kindergarten class at high point elementary near columbus, ohioe student >> and our thanks to jose diaz-balart for sharing that and what amazing for the family to be able to share that with the entire class they could have had that very special moment in private at home or with relatives but what a lesson for those kids too. >> yeah we all got to see it so many examples of great story and faith in humanity. >>> all right. now let's check out the scary moment in the skies over ohio. a bird strike caused a plane engine to catch fire the american airlines flight was headed from columbus to phoenix. the faa says the bird strike happened shortly after takeoff a passenger on the plane recorded this moment that flames began coming from the number 2 engine in a statement, american airlines said the flight returned to the airport in columbus and landed safely no injuries were reported. >>> now the a dangerous encounter for drugs with man's best friend. a shelter in pennsylvania says a poodle named toodles had to be revived with narcan. they suffered the do

. >>> scary moment for american airline plane traveling out of columbus, ohio.had to make an emergency landing when the plane caught fire. it was headed to phoenix yesterday morning. it was caused by hitting a bird. the plane was able to safely return to the airport in columbus where it's now being serviced. >>> in the bay area, a deadly weekend on the highway. this has been a really bad one in. in hayward a man was killed on a crash on winton avenue. a silver sedan crashed into a flatbed tow truck. the man killed was the front seat passenger. he was ejected from the car. the man who crashed into them was arrested on suspicious of dui. >>> a hit-and-run crash in san jose late last night after midnight on piedmont road in san jose. one passenger in a honda sedan was trapped, had to be pulled out, but the driver of that car ran from the scene. there were four other people in the other car. two were children. no word yet on any arrests. >>> today marks 30 years since cesar chavez's passing and his legacy continues to be celebrated in the bay area. there was a speci

. >> reporter: in columbus, ohio, on sunday, some anxious minutes during takeoff. >> we, uh, lost theporter: an engine on an american airlines flight headed for phoenix caught fire mere moments after taking off, apparently after striking a flock of canada geese. >> everybody started panicking, freaking out. >> reporter: flight attendants prepared the cabin for an emergency landing. marty took this video from her seat. >> truly frightening. i didn't think it was going to be bood. >> also on board charles and felicia meadows just beginning their honeymoon trip. >> we could just smell, like, burning. >> reporter: the boeing 737 safely returned to the columbus airport. in a statement, american called the incident a mechanical issue. the faa reports strikes against all types of wildlife are increasing in the u.s. more than 15,000 reported across 708 airports in 2021 alone. >> large-bird populations are increasing, so the industry is constantly grappling with this. >> reporter: bird strikes became a top safety priority after 2009's miracle on the hudson where sully sullenberger expertly lan

just before 8 this morning american flight from columbus ohio to phoenix made an emergency landing shortly after takeoff. after the recruit reported a possible bird strike. >> mayday, mayday, mayday. bird strike. >> Ãwas seated last row and became alarmed after she saw flames flickering from the engine. and recorded this video. >> i literally thought i wasn't going to make it. andb i wasn't thinking. for some reason i thought that would help to show like what happened to my family if they >> marty recounted the chaos on board. >> many people started crying and going into tears. we just didn't know if we were going to make it or not frankly. it was terrifying. >> americans says the flight leader normally and taxing under its own power. blood on the wing. on thursday passengers recorded this video aboard an american flight from charlotte douglas international bound for dallas. the passengers reported hearing an explosion as it was preparing to take off. the plane wing catching fire as it was taxing down the runway. there dungeon was on board. >> everyone was trying to panic. that was the big

considering the murder rate is much higher in columbus, ohio, which is, and jim jordan's neck of the ld have been holding crime hearings there. but even people from ohio don't want to spend time in ohio. i can say that because i am from michigan, and ohio is our new jersey. [applause and laughter] there is still another guy out there who might be the most alpha male ever. he's summited everest, he's the real-life inspiration for john wick, and the current featherweight champion of the world. george santos. [applause] he's just started his first term in congress, and absolutely no one wants him to run again. his constituents are embarrassed by him, republicans want him to go away, even the dalai lama said he wouldn't suck his tongue with a ten foot pole. which means there's only one thing a real alpha male would do. >> embattled republican new york congressman george santos going back on his word that he wouldn't run for reelection. instead, he launched his campaign for reelection on his 100th day in office. >> it's a beautiful day here in washington, d.c, it's a great day to be an ame

. >> [shouting] >> imagine the entire population of australia crammed inside columbus, ohio. mumbai has some of the world's most expensive real estate, yet 40% of its people live in slums. india's the world's largest democracy, but was ranked behind libya and afghanistan in a recent report on media censorship. into this clash of new freedoms and ancient limits, a new generation of stand-up artists are making their voices heard. >> ladies and gentlemen, introducing one of india's funniest stand-up comics, tanmay bhat! [cheers and applause] >> good evening. >> tanmay bhat is a rising star in the indian comedy scene who hosts his country's first and only comedy podcast. it hit number one on itunes india until it was banned for being too explicit. >> what's up? >> hey, what's up, man? oh, dude, no, no, let's do it. >> 'cause you can't say anything on television 'cause it's heavily censored. you can't say anything in film 'cause we have very strict rules. like, politics plays a huge part in our arts. >> is there this, like, uprising of artists coming up and creating stuff? >> yes.

i visited with they call -- what i call a field of dreams, a thousand acres outside of columbus, ohioere intel has committed $20 billion to build new two new chip factories. they call them fabs. it's the size of a football field. it will be a total of 10,000 -- this will be a total of 10,000 jobs. 7,000 construction jobs. and 3,000 full-time workers in those fabs. you know what the average salary in those fabs will be? $130,000. you don't need a college degree. you don't need a college degree. [applause] about time. we've seen the same story, not only in ohio, but in new york and texas, arizona, idaho, and so many more places to come. this is real progress like we've never seen before. but don't take my word for it. let me read a couple headlines from left-wing democratic papers. "the wall street journal." [laughter] wall street journal writes -- quote, america is back in the factory business. fortune magazine, biden's manufacturing push is working. the financial times -- transformational change. biden's industrial policy begins to bear fruit. and in a recent column in "the new york t

literally thought that i wasn't going to make it, marnie calista was on an american flight from columbus, ohio, to phoenix yesterday, when, shortly after takeoff, she looked out and saw this flames shooting from the enginesmany people started cryinoi io tears because we justkn if we we it. or not, frankly, it was terrifying the plane making an emergency landing the crew reporting a possible bird strike . mayday american says the flight landed normally taxied safely to the gate under its own power photo of the plane back at the gate appears to show blood on the wing kong. obviously something happened on thursday, this video recorded aboard an american flight from charlotte to dallas. passengers reported hearing an explosion just before takeoff. the plane's wing catching fire as it was taxiing down the runway. everyone was trying to panic, but it was like we couldn't go anywhere either, because i think that was the biggest scares and airline spokesperson saying american airlines flight 22 88 returned to the gate before takeoff after reporting a mechanical issue. the aircraft was taken out of ser

the american flight was leaving columbus, ohio, headed to phoenix this morning when shortly after takeoffthe birds hit the engine. no one was hurt, and the passengers were eventually put on another plane. check this out. this is video for actually taken from inside the plane. the aircraft turned back to the airport shortly afterward and landed. safety officials say no one was hurt, and the passengers were eventually put onto another flight. disneyland's tom sawyer island is closed as investigators try to determine the cause of last night's fire during the park's fantastic show shows. animatronic fire breathing dragon located on the island, caught on fire about 30 minutes into the performance. all employees and guests were evacuated from the island, and authorities say at least six workers were treated for smoke inhalation. but they did not have to go to the hospital. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the heavy rain and snow over the winter has led to some exciting discoveries in california's gold country. people are now finding more gold and streams and rivers in the sierra fo

right through to columbus. ohio also got some storms swinging through the u. s. gulf states here that weather will pour into florida. so that means more rain for flooded out areas, including fort lauderdale, not too far away from miami on sunday. now this is also dropping out of the u. s. so it means some torrential downpours, western cuba run the yucatan peninsula and still doubts with rain for the eastern size of mexico desert. southwest, it is quiet here. so temperature as sir, what would you expect that some of the year may be a bit higher? vegas at 30 degrees, and we've also got some rain in the forecast for the pacific northwest weather alerts in play for west vancouver island and canada. how much rain will see and how strong is winds will be whether it's also in play and floor, not police in brazil because an intense rain. we can trace that right through to the northwest of the country on sunday in time from the campus to patagonia, not bad bit breezy and coleman. read dat via with a high of 15 degrees on sunday. okay. out of time i'll see had to ah ah,

walking toward his teacher at high point elementary in columbus, ohio.is fellow kindergartners erupting with pride and joy. lenny's parents overwhelmed with emotion. >> that moment in the classroom meant everything to us. you know, with how much lenny has been working every single day and the amount of support and help he gets, it was amaz amazing. >> i definitely lost it. i had tears flowing, but once the kids started cheering, it was just... oh, my gosh, a moment that will stay in my mind forever. >> whit: their message of hope to all of us. >> for anyone who's having a hard time and struggling out there, whether it's with mobility, with anything else in life, is to keep on fighting, to keep on trying. it use this little guy is inspiration. >> lenny's going to be cheering you on in the background. right, [speaking non-english language] can you tell them you got this? >> you got this! >> whit: we are inspired, lenny. we need that. thank you. i think you so much for watching tonight. i'm whit johnson in new york. good night. >> thank you for making "worl

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. >> ashley: flames shooting from an american airlines plane traveling from columbus, ohio to phoenixyou what led to the scary scene. >> todd: and biden administration announcing restliktion on natural gas power plant, first of its time and it could receive pushback. cheryl casone am break it down for you next. at adp, we understand business today looks nothing like it did yesterday. while it's more unpredictable, its possibilities are endless. from paying your people from anywhere to supporting your talent everywhere, we use data driven insights to design hr solutions and services to help businesses of all size work smarter today. so, they can have more success tomorrow. ♪ one thing leads to another ♪ >> ashley: the biden epa expected to announce a crackdown on power plants and new regulations could come this week. >> todd: because why do we need power? cheryl casone has more. good morning. >> cheryl: in the name of the climate crisis. we don't have a border crisis, we have a climate crisis, remember, everybody. this report in the "new york times," potentially happening at the epa, b