local media say in it had taken off from durango state on the two—hour were flight durango state on the—hour were flight south from the international airport with at least 80 people on board. aeromexico said it was aware of the incident but could not yet confirm the exact number of people on the plane. initial reports say it was in the 190 aircraft capable of keeping —— carrying up to 100 passengers. the airport is now being closed while emergency services deal with the crash and families wait for news on the condition of passengers and crew on board. i'm joined now by aviation analyst alex macheras, who has been following developments from spain. can you tell us what you know? this aircraft was an e190. a regional short range airliner that operates for the regionals and city area arm of aeromexico. aeromexico, the flag carrier of mexico, they are one of the world ‘s safest airlines, among the world ‘s safest airlines, among the world ‘s safest, and this was meant to be quite a routine and ordinary short—range fly. whatever occurred, occurred in the moment between the crash. state gover

give us a sense of the geography because this happened in the state of durango. plane was on its way to mexico city and it made a forced landing about ten kilometres from the state capital. just tell us a little bit more about the region. this was an aeroplane in the north of mexico. it was a plane that was doing a circular route which mean it started in mexico city this afternoon, and now it is coming back. it was about four o'clock in the afternoon and it happened very near to the airport of the capital city. now all operations are stopped, security forces from all the country have gone and everything is moving very fast now so we are everything is moving very fast now so we are expecting to know more information in the next minutes or hours. as you are speaking, we are watching photographs of emergency vehicles on the scene. you mentioned the weather. what more can you tell us the weather. what more can you tell us about that? it was raining heavily but they don't know yet if that was part of the process. some of the reports said there was a crash when the pla

this was mexico flight 20 4:30 4:30 -- took off from durango in the north of mexico headed for mexicoook off at just after 3:00 p.m. local time there. that's 4:00 p.m. eastern and apparently according to the transport department fell upon takeoff. we have seen photos on twitter of the plane lying on its belly, but relatively intact. although there was smoke billowing from it and emergency services on the ground dealing with what appeared to be a relatively large fire in the pictures we have seen. also we have seen photographs of some of the full crew that were on board with 97 passengers walking away from the wreckage, another sign that this accident was perhaps not as bad as eck first feared. so the breaking news as we understand it from the governor of the northern state of durango, no deaths, but an accident involving aeromexico 20 4:30 one en route from durango to mexico city, 97 passengers on board, four crew. there are some injuries but as we understand it at the moment, no deaths in this crash in northern mexico tonight. >> bret: jonathan hunt live in l.a. we will keep monitori

local reports say the plane was carrying 80 passengers and it happened in durango state north of mexicohe airline said it was trying to verify what happened. it is believed the crane —— the plane crashed on take—off. details are coming in and we will bring you more news as soon as we get it. a teenager has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for manslaughter in the first acid killing of its kind in the uk. 19—year—old general webster was fighting with another man in high wycombe in buckinghamshire when the acid he was carrying was knocked from his hand. the acid hitjoanne rand, who happened to be sitting on a bench nearby and the nurse, and mother of three, died days later. jo black reports. it's a busy saturday afternoon in high wycombe and jo rand is sitting on a bench in the town centre. a few feet away from here, general webster is threatening another man with a bottle of high—strength sulphuric acid while attempting to steal his bike. the man panics and kicks the bottle away. it hitsjo‘s leg as the birds fly away and she is sprayed with acid and as it starts to burn, she runs away

airliner from the national carrier mexico came down shortly after takeoff in the northern state of durango there are no reports of casualties yet but local reports say some survivors have been found close to a nearby highway and it's reported the plane was carrying ninety seven passengers and four crew members. zimbabwean civil society groups are trying to illegally force electoral commission to publish election results from all polling stations results have been trickling in after monday's historic vote both current president. and opposition leader nelson chamisa say they're confident of victory. as more from harare. the wait to find out who has won zimbabwe's presidential election could be a long one parliamentary. but the presidential will only be announced when all results from the more than ten thousand polling stations have been tallied for now also bobbies can do is look at the individual results posted outside a specific polling station the final official result will only be announced in the coming days. with. a knife. because he is the only thing the mission. will be to do not the

the durango government saying there were no deaths in the crash.e will get you more details on the incident as they become available. let's get more reaction on all the central bank activity going on this week. os, he used in dino k to work at the new york fed, so well-placed to give us some insight into what policymakers are thinking at the moment. trade war,about this potential trade tensions and how it weighs on monetary policy. how can the fed way up these uncertainties as a deliberate this month and next month when were expected to see another hike? dino: there isn't much they can do about the trade tensions himself. but they will be interested in doing is to assess the impact it might have on economic growth or inflation. what you are seeing already in the earnings reports of a number of companies, there talking about inflationary pressures, margin compression. the risk is there will be passed through into inflation. that will maintain pressure on the fed to continue along the path they are of gradually increasing -- tightening monetary polic

the crash happened in durango, mexico. it's unknown if there are fatalities but officials say being e injured and rushed to hospitals near the scene.me aeco saying we are working to gather additional information and will provide more details as b thome available and confirmed. our priority is to guarantee is safety of the clients and crew. lester, this just in, initial reports from the u.s. government say there were no americans on board and so far the mexican rn gont has said there are no reported fatalities. >> tammy litner tonight, thank you. >>> let's tu to the latest development what some say this is the next gure at. 3d knockoffs hard to detect. the technology is accessible and so are the guns. tonight, a federal judge has just blocked a release of blueprints f the guns after several states took legal action to stop their release. tom costello hasate teails. >> rep they almost look like plastic toys but experts insist so-called ghost guns are very lethal. nine have tried to stop this man, wilson, from putting the 3d

a plane has crashed in mexico in durango state, north of mexico city with at least 90 people on board. early reports from the mexican authorities say that no—one on board was killed — although several people were injured. the plane apparently got into difficulties shortly after taking off. it attempted to abort takeoff but failed to do so. facebook has announced that it has taken down more than 30 fake accounts which — it says — were trying to influence the american mid—term elections later this year. and this video is trending on bbc.com. these thieves tried to steal a shark from an aquarium in texas. they placed it in a bucket and put that inside a baby's pram. luckily the public helped track them down and the shark has now been returned to its tank. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news, hardtalk‘s stephen sackur speaks to the australian writer, tim winton. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. my guest today is an internationally acclaimed author whose prolific output of fiction is rooted deep in the soil and the shoreline of his native western australia, a land

the flight from durango to mexico city. it's believed the pilots were trying to abort the takeoff, that there was bad weather. but when they tried to halt the takeoff, it was too late. and just moments ago, the governor there tweeting, saying everyone survived this, even with flames and smoke coming from the plane. abc's linsey davis leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, the passenger jet disaster. smoke billowing. the plane in tatters, broken up in a field. these haunting pictures were among the first posted on social media and mexico tv. aeromexico flight 2131 crashing just after 4:00 p.m. local time. the state's governor saying there was bad weather, and that the pilots were attempting to aboard just after takeoff, but it was too late. the plane going down just beyond the runway. witnesses report seeing an explosion upon impact. the jet bursting into flames. emergency crews seen rushing to the scene to get survivors to local hospitals. and there are reports that miraculously, some were able to walk away. it left durango,

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las imágenes donde trabajadores de casillas electorales, cruzando las caudalosos aguas en el río de durango fue compartido en redes sociales por el ine para recalcar la importancia de las elecciones. >>> méxico tuvo un logro en equidad de género por las elecciones del pasado domingo. la cámara de diputados y senadores están conformadas por un número nunca antes vistas mujeres, nos amplían . >>> el 1 de septiembre, los escaños de este congreso y senado, se llenarán de la presencia femenina, así lo pidieron los mexicanos en las elecciones. >>> me agrada porque tenemos las mismas oportunidades. >>> me parece bien que le toman importancia y den sus opiniones. >>> josefina salazar fue elegida como diputada federal y que se siente contenta de que más mujeres sean representantes de los ciudadanos, porque ella ha sido legisladora local pero las mujeres eran minoría en la cámara. >>> se va a favorecer que hagan verdaderas políticas públicas para el empoderamiento de las mujeres. >>> la lucha le ha llevado mucho tiempo . >>> de hace 20 años el número de mujeres que han ocupado un puesto va en aumento

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now this being a plane crash and the mexican city of durango they and on a from the national carrier aero mexico came down shortly after takeoff there are no reports of casualties and local reports say that many survivors have been found close to a nearby highway that's hasa to mexico city and speak to john heilemann john what more you're learning. well that was the story of the great escape the governor of durango state came out and said that there were no fatalities or that there were many injured took being taken by more than ten ambulances to local hospitals but just a few minutes ago the minister for transport and communication nationally came out on television and said that maybe it was a little bit early to call but he said that there were more than forty people still trapped in this plane and it was too early to say if there were no fatalities or not he did say that the the burning the flames coming out this plane had been contained by the local fire services but he said that at the moment they're still waiting for information on precisely why it crashed what's going to happe

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in colorado tonight, heavy rain in durango causing the d c'avid us off from the storm zone. >> reporter: flash flooding is, their banks. high water surrounding homes in central pennsylvania. >> you see a couple of family members in the raft right now, others are on the porch waiting to be removed. >> reporter: rescuers able to move this family of five and their four pets safely to dry ground. >> if you live by a creek, you know it's going to flood, get out. they put eight lives in danger today by ignoring the signs and the rain around them. >> reporter: to the south in hershey, more than two dozen people evacuated by boat, as the water crept up. wendell rittenhouse decided to stay. but you're just watching this water creep up toward your house? aners thinyodo th a i >> probably. >> reporter: nearby hershey park closed until at least friday. and in nearby hummelstown -- more than ten inches of rain in five days here in central pennsylvania. compounding the problem, when debris clogs a bridge, a dumpster over here creating even >> oh!>> repte and new dash cam video showing a tree crashing

. >> reporter: farther south in durango residents left shocked after this mudslide swept past their home. and in california it's the persistent heat and dry weather causing problems. parts of yosemite national park will be closed for at least four days starting today as this wildfire creeps closer to the park's border. and in the southwest today the temperature could top 120 degrees prompting concerns about the strain on the electric grid. we take a deeper dive right now at your wednesday forecast. >>> good morning. drenching storms will continue for d.c., new york, philadelphia, spotty showers for us in boston, the ohio valley region. the southeast, still widespread showers from miami to atlanta up towards charlotte with drenching storms along the carolina coast and another set of storms will kick through denver, lincoln as well as minneapolis with colder and warm air butting heads but dangerous heat still in texas and in the desert southwest intense heat continues there as well. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the big news overnight about the $522 million me

and in colorado tonight, heavy rain in the burn scar area of durango causing floods and mudslides. where this all hits tonight, both in the east and in the west. and abc's david kerley leading us off from the storm zone. >> reporter: flash flooding is, tonight, forcing rivers from their banks. high water surrounding homes in central pennsylvania. >> you can see a couple of the family members in the draft right now. others are waiting on the porch >> rorter: rescuers able to move this family of five and their four pets safely to dry ground. >> if you live by a creek, you kn i fodge out. they just put eight lives in danger today by ignoring the signs and the rain around them. >> reporter: to the south in hershey, more than two dozen people evacuated by boat as the water crept up. wendel ritay but you're just watching this water creep up toward your house? >> yes. and there's nothing you can do about it. >> reporter: still sweeping out the water as it keeps seeping into his basement. this is all day, all night you're going to be doing this? >> probably. >> reporter: nearby hershey par

. >> reporter: back in colorado, the 416 fire has burned more than 47,000 acres near durango since thet of the month. this bear cub was found in the fire zone, separated from her mother. >> she has been burned on all the of her feet, particularly arr toes. ep >> medical treatment... >> that bear cub will be rehabbed and hopefully happily reunited into the wilderness. ly reporter: with the fourth of july holiday ahead, here in california there is a zero- tolerance policy for illegal fireworks. that means anyone caught with them could face a fine of up to $50,000 and a year in jail. reena? >> ninan: thanks, carter. expect the fever pitch aurrounding president trump's supreme court nominee to explode next week. in a tweet today, the president said he'll make his announcement on monday, july 9. cbs news has learned that there are two leading contenders: brett kavanaugh, a 53-year-old tircuit court judge in washington; and amy coney barrett, recently appointed to the seventh circuit in chicago. and the supreme court contenders came up during a possible call ruth president trump that ppears

there are reports of dozens of injuries following an airline passenger plane crash in the state of durango

that is where a aeromexico crashed after takeoff from an airport in the northern state of durango. we got this video into our newsroom a short time ago. the states governor says no one was killed in this crash. authorities do say there were 85 injuries with two people reported to be in critical condition. there were a total of 97 passengers, and for crewmembers, on board that plane that went down in a field nearby the airport. there is no word on what caused this crash. you can stay tuned to ktvu for further updates throughout the night. >>> facebook says it has uncovered a political campaign to interfere in u.s. elections. they removed dozens of accounts weeks before the midterms. >> reporter: social media giant facebook announcing it has identified a sophisticated and coordinated campaign to politically influence u.s. elections. the company removed 32 accounts from facebook and instagram. >> we have made it harder for an authentic people to operate on facebook. >> reporter: the head of facebook cyber security policy says the pages about the political protest plant in washington f

alone near the 416 fire in du n durango. she's now being treated for burns to her paws. arthel: so sweet. we are back tomorrow. eric shawn is still out. julie banderas is next with the fox report. julie: following two major stories for you, president trump says he is nearing that big decision on his second supreme court nominee as north korea signals a possible setback in negotiations to abandon its nuclear arsenal. good evening i'm julie banderas in for jon scott tonight. this is the fox report. pyongyang slamming talks with secretary of state pompeo calling them, quote, regrettable and gangster like. this despite pompeo telling reporters his third visit to the country since april had yielded a great deal of progress. meanwhile, back at home, the white house telling fox news president trump and vice president mike pence discussed the looming supreme court announcement over dinner in new jersey friday night. the president is set to reveal his decision on monday evening. we've got fox team coverage for you. garrett tenney is in our nation's capital with the latest on that

durango's governor says there were no deaths. passengers were seen leaving the plane to seek help. emergency crews are treating those passengers. >>> a warning from facebook, attacks similar to the 2016 election interference are still happening. >> facebook and other social networking sites facing this intrusion by the russians and others to shape our thoughts. >> find out what they're doing to try to make a difference. >>> calls for change after an armed robbery atcio tourist att >>> plus, a helping hand for some of the most helpless fire victims. animals. what's being done right here in the bay area. >> as we approach 4:10 on this tuesday tkywa san francisco. oncoming traffic making the crawl to get to the lower bay bridge. the right-hand side is arguably worse. heading toward 101 south and oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose weight. in th

before we go: mexican officials say a commercial plane has c near an airport in the northern state of durango, injuring 80 people. the state's governor says all1 ople onboard have survived. at least two are critical. mexican tv showed images of smoke rising from the aeromexico jet. it crashed in a nearby field shortly after takeoff. and that's the newshour for tonight.to rrow, "off the grid." residents of the navajo nation in the southwest struggle to get a steady supply of ecity. i'm john yang. join us online, and again here tomorrow night, when judy's back. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, and see you soon. ng >> major fundi for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> consumer cellular. >> financial services rm ymond james. >> leidos. babbel. a language app that teaches real-life conversations in a new language. >> the ford foundation. trking with visionaries o frontlines of social change worldwide. >> carnegie corporation of new york. supporting innovations in education, democratic emengagement, and the advat of international peace and security. at carnegie.org.it >> andthe

just what happens today, i drove from durango to hear and nothing happened,really . it was just 550 and the landscape opening up. but also stopping for a moment at fresno, butte and just standing out there in the desert and lookingaround and seeing the landscape . seeing the rise of the san juan in the distance. seeing how this place looks like chess pieces set out on a board and you can map your life in so many ways before you based on the shape of the landscape and that's what i love about living and being in the southwest everything is exposed, where you can see from point to point and your journeys are marked on the shape of the horizon . it feels like a place meant for migration, meant for movement, where you can tell where you come from and where you are going and i know this extends to the rest of the continent. it's just that here, it makes so much sense. here, it feels like you are in a place where you can map your self based on the compass marks of what stands above the skyline. but it does extend to everywhere out here. this continent is a place of migrant

people have been hurt but no one killed after an error mexico plane made an emergency landing in durangoe was carrying 97 passengers and four crewmembers, but many were able to walk away from the scene. air mexico says that is still striving -- trying to establish the reason for the incident. the operator has put the blame on bad weather. the u.s. and mexico are said to be close to a deal on cars. when of the biggest sticking point in overall and nafta. the two sides have exchanged new proposals and new talks are scheduled for thursday. mexico said it could be flexible. that is after the u.s. demanded 40% of a vehicle be made by workers earning $16 an hour. the trump administration reportedly rejected canada's request to join high-level nafta talks between the u.s. and mexico this week. requestsld canada's were either ignored or spurned by the office of a trade representative. he might go for a bilateral trade deal with mexico before turning to kind of. -- to canada. says it has identified a coordinate campaign to influence november's midterm election. it is labeled those behind it bad a

firefighters found the animal about three weeks ago wandering alone near the 416 fire in du n durangorthel: so sweet. we are back tomorrow. eric shawn is still out. julie banderas is next with the fox report. julie: following two major stories for you, president trump says he is nearing that big decision on his second supreme court nominee as north korea signals a possible setback in negotiations to abandon its nuclear arsenal. good evening i'm julie banderas in for jon scott tonight. this is the fox report. pyongyang slamming talks with secretary of state pompeo calling them, quote, regrettable and gangster like. this despite pompeo telling reporters his third visit to the country since april had yielded a great deal of progress. meanwhile, back at home, the white house telling fox news president trump and vice president mike pence discussed the looming supreme court announcement over dinner in new jersey friday night. thsi