alejandro:el aviÓn es un embraer 190 con 10 aÑos de antigüedad y transportaba 99 pasajeros, 88 adultos confirmÓ que son 101 personas que reciben atenciÓn mÉdica en hospitales pÚblicos y privados. >>activaron el cÓdigo rojo, con un accidente aÉreo de esta naturaleza que no ocurrÍa en mÉxico desde 1989, cuando un aviÓn de la lÍnea clausurada cayÓ por una falla en los pilotos, dejando 19 muertos. alejandro madrigal, univisiÓn. patricia: increÍble, volvieron a nacer todos. maÑana es el dÍa en que la administraciÓn trumpdebe entregar una lista de los niÑos y padres inmigrantes separados en la frontera, que no fueron reunificar o son la fecha lÍmite del 26 de julio. así lo dictaminÓ el juez federal. muchos de esos padres fueron liberados, a estados unidos y otros fueron deportados. jaime garcÍa nos informaa lo que pasarÁ con ellos. jaime:maÑana vence el plazo fijado por el juez federal en san diego, para que el gobierno del presidente zonal trump entre un plan para reunificar a 431 padres inmigrantes que fueron deportados antes de ser reunidos con sus hijos. quienes ahora corren el peligro d

. >> reporter: mexican officials say the control tower reported the embraer jetliner descended abruptly after takeoff due to a severe gust of wind. the left wing hit the ground and stopped more than 300 feet from the runway. it remains upright allowing the exit slides to deploy. >> i think the pilot was wrong. he shouldn't have taken off. >> reporter: mexican officia ls say it's too soon to comment on the cause of the crash. the ntsb is investigating. chris martinez, cbs news. >>> the white house said president trump was not giving an order when he called on attorney general jeff sessions to end robert mueller's russia investigation to end right now. he was just fighting back. but the president's tweet raised more questions about possible obstruction of justice. meanwhile the white house and mueller are negotiating a possible white house interview. major garrett has more on that. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarah sanders says president trump wants the special counsel investigation to end because it's corrupt. >> the president is not obstructing. he's fighting back. the pres

there is thursday morning late here in moscow on call embraer next thirty minutes of world news from r.t. to syria first the u.s. is ignoring warnings that terrorists are preparing a chemical attack in a province in northwest syria a state department spokesperson simply said they don't buy into that when asked about the intelligence provided by moscow. the russians are claiming now and this one other groups are started by the chemical weapons and planning an attack so you know i think that's more false flag type reporting it i'm going to be this is enough for for you to try to put the blame they try to put the onus on other groups and we don't buy into that moscow wall in the u.s. that eight containers with chlorine were taken to the province by terrorists militants are training to imitate a rescue off attack operation russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov says it's aimed at keeping terrorists in the country to be further used against the syrian government. it will teach us through the now when the u.s. is steering the situation around we want to know how can damascus have chemical

shortly after takeoff all one hundred three passengers survived the crash though the brazilian built embraer jet belong to the national carrier aero mexico it was flying from durango to mexico city state governor says the plane was hit by a gust of wind as it left the runway you can put it was really it was a strong explosion which hit the plane we don't know if it was a lightning bolt or a mechanical problem we had just taken off the plane fell john heilemann has more from mexico city it really was the great escape for those on board the plane that crashed just off the it had taken off when you see the pictures of the plane crash we flames coming out of it really is incredible that no one died on impact the plane was headed from the ground go sit in the north because three to the capital mexico city and there are around one hundred people on board now some of those after the crash were reportedly able to walk to the nearest motorway it was for help. then turned up and took people to nearby hospitals some of them suffering from burns others from other injuries now there's going to be really

we know that this plane was a embraer c 190.r expertise telling us about this aircraft about its safety record? it has got an excellent safety record, it has been in a few overruns before but that has been down to crew error. it is safe, i am happy to fly on board them. it is built in brazil, the brazilians will be invited into the investigation with engines coming from america as well. so they will be invited and possibly other parties as well, if that's deemed necessary. the mexico transport secretary says that there were 97 passengers on board, four crew members as well. we are getting reports of no fatalities. when we see images of the aircraft in plumes of smoke, it seems very fortunate indeed that there were not more serious injuries reported at this stage. yes, this is the area of research i work in. it is not surprising to me that the aeroplane has come down within the safety areas of the runway which it is designed to land on. it may shed a few you parts but provided people have their seatbelts on and listen to the emer

. >> the company that made the plane embraer air says it's sending a team of technicians to help in thenvestigation. the locals here calling it nothing short of a miracle. >> reporter: the most seriously injured is the pilot, in critical condition after the plane came down nose first. officials are looking into weather as a possible factor. passengers say hail was falling at the time of takeoff. and this video shows a severe storm rolling through durango at the same time the plane crashed. the cause and the investigation in the early stages right now. the airline's ceo says the plane that crashed was perfectly maintained. >>> and we might get some new details this morning about paul manafort's lavish lifestyle as his fraud trial resumes. the president's former campaign chairman is accused of funneling millions through offshore millions through offshore accounts. we're also getting a glimpse of his expensive tastes including a $15,000 jacket made from ostrich. abc's stephanie ramos has more. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: hey, diane. good morning. i really want to see that jacket,

we did learn it was an embraer e-190 which can hold about 100 passengers. local authorities are telling there were 101 people on board. 97 of them were ssgers and four were crew members. family members desperate for information have gathered at the airport and they're trying to find out the status of their loved ones who were on the plane. meteorologist say there was a storm system moving through the area at the time of the crash, but at this point, we don't have any solid information on what caused the incident. jeff. >> glor: all right, still waiting for a lot more answers. omar, thank you very much. the midterm elections are 14 weeks from today, and facebook says it has now uncovered a new attempt to interfere with the u.s. political system. facebook has taken down more than two dozen apparently fake accounts. it says they may be linked to russia. more now from vladimir duthiers. >> reporter: facebook says the 32 pages had more than 290,000 followers and were created between march 2017 and may 2018. their aim: tad misinformation and meddle in th. faceboo

. >> reporter: mexican officials say the control tower reported the embraer 190 jetliner descended abruptlyit attempted takeoff, possibly due to a severe gust of wind. the left wing appeared to hit the ground. the plane came to a stop more than 300 yards from the runway after losing its engines, somehow still upright, allowing exit slides to deploy. chicago priest esquivel sanchez spoke with us by phone, as he recovers from broken bones. >> reporter: aviation experts also credit improved airline construction, including seats and floors less prone to collapse, though many remain hospitalized with burns, including the pilot. survivor alberto herrera, who is from the chicago area, told us it's all still too hard to believe. >> first thing i did was drink a big, big, big shot of tequila. ( laughs ) i'm not gonna lie. i went to the bartender, and i said, "give me the best tequila you got, because i just fell from the sky, and i'm here to live and talk about it." >> reporter: aeromexico has not had a deadly crash in a decade. the airline said it is still too early to rule out human error or mecha

northern mexico shortly after takeoff all one hundred three people on board survived the brazilian built embraerjet belonged to the national carrier aeromexico it was flying from durango to mexico city the state governor says the plane was hit by a gust of wind as it left the runway the remains of more than fifty u.s. soldiers who died during the korean war six decades ago are heading home there's been a follower on a ceremony at a south korean air base before they were taken on a flight to hawaii experts say the identification process could take anything from days to years rob mcbride reports from seoul. one of the clearest signs yet of improving relations on the korean peninsula. the return of the remains of u.s. soldiers killed in the korean war remains that are being sent to hawaii in the hope d.n.a. testing can identify them it is appropriate to go to recognize what it is we are doing. encouraged by recent cooperation with north korea on this humanitarian effort we're going to name all the trends for fifty five sets of remains on the twenty seventh of july last friday the remains began thei

the embraer 190 largely intact but on fire with some passengers still inside.he crash happened in mexico's northern state of durango. durango's governor said it made it to the ground but the wind. and forcing the engine to cash fire just a few hundred yards from takeoff. lorenzo nunez was a passenger on the plane. there was a strong explosion that hit the plane, he said. we don't know if it was a lightning bolt or mechanical problem. we had just taken off and the plane fell. this woman explains how she escaped the wreckage with her son. she said, i was lucky enough to turn around and there was a hole somewhere. i unbuckled my son's seatbelt that way and jumped. some passengers described people being trapped at the back of the smoke-filled plane and helping others make it out of the flames. ross aimer is a retired airline captain. >> it's a miracle. that no one so far has been fatally injured. >> i would say this would be a 1 in 100 chance that we would have no fatalities. >> reporter: embraer has sent a team to the crash site. the u.s. embassy tells us they hav

. >> reporter: mexican officials say the control tower reported the embraer 190 jetliner descended abruptlys it attempted takeoff, possibly due to a severe gust of wind. the leftaninamego appdea stop t than 300 yards from the runway after losing its engines, still somehow upright, allowing exit slides to deploy. chicago priest esquivel sanchez spoke with us by phone as he recovers from broken bones. >> i think because we lost velocity the plane didn't flip over. we were able to get out, and my respects to the crew. they did a great job helping everybody get out. >> reporter: aviation experts also credit improved airline construction, including seats and floors less prone to collapse. though many remain hospitalized with burns, including the pilot, survivor alberto herrera, who is from the chicago area, told us it's all still too hard to believe. >> first thing i did was drink a big, big, big shot of tequila. i'm not going to lie. i said to the bartender give me the best tequila you've got because i just fell from the sky and i'm here to live and talk about it. >> reporter: aeromexico has no

the plane that crashed was an embraer 190, the brazilian manufacturer was sending technicians to theto help determine what happened in the crash. i am andrew spencer, reporting >>> we are learning more about a parking garage collapse in texas that left dozens of cars damaged. this happened yesterday and irving northwest of dallas. luckily, no one was hurt and several employees say they have had concerns about this structure for years. >> it shakes, when you drive by, you could feel it. i thought it was normal, like an elevator. i never in 1 million years thought this would happen. >> as of this morning it is unclear what caused the collapse, fire crews believe it had something to do with the ground shifting. >> i get scared anytime we come into our garage or any really. >> check out all the buildings in san francisco, everything is stacked up. >> everything shifts. we will check traffic and how is it looking out there? >>> it is not looking too bad, we are tracking some problems and it could slow some people down, headed to 680, this is an accident that once blocked all lands and is

mexico shortly after takeoff at all a hundred and three people on board survived the brazilian built embraer jet belonged to the national carrier mexico it was flying from that angle to mexico city the state governor says the plane was headed by dust when it as it left the runway john heilemann has more from mexico city. it really was the great escape for those on board the plane that crashed just off the taken off when you see the pictures of the plane crash we flames coming out of it really is incredible that no one died on impact the plane was headed from durango a city in the north of the country to the capital city and there around one hundred people on board there some of those after the crash were reportedly able to walk to the nearest motorway towards for help. turned up and took people to nearby hospitals some of them suffering from burns others from of the injuries now there's going to be really starting to be investigations about exactly what happened we do know sort of for this plane was trying to take of quite bad weather but coupled with that is a sensation in mexico of relief

the plane couldn't handle itwnna >> reporter: the embraer 190 jetliner began descent but crashed less than a minute later. as the left wing hit the ground, the plane lost both engines and0 ca yards from the runway.scaped th yass fngought through plumes of thick smoke visible from miles away. some survivors, like ramin paras, wonder why the plane took off at all. >> i think it was a mistake by the pilot. >> that is going to be a key question. should the airport been allowed to take off? >> reporter: henry harteveldt says while the crew's actions certainly saved live, investigators will be looking at the minutes taking up to takeoff. >> they have the right to say, i'm not taking off until i'm convinced it's as safe as it needs to be. >> reporter: aeromexico says so far 64 passengers have been can investigators say they have recovered both of the airplane's black boxes. the national transportation safety board has sent two investigators to mexico to assist their ministry of transportation. alex. >> many thanks. a lot of questions. >>> a manhunt is under way for a 62-year-old texas man ac

the company that makes the plane, embraer air, says it is sending a team of technicians to help.my. >> all right, victor, thanks so much for that. >> let's bring in abc news contributor colonel steve ganyard and, steve, good morning to you. we heard the governor of durango saying a gust of wind, they believe, hit the plane as it was taking off. we also know this airport is at high altitude. what do you think the contributing factors were to this plane crash? >> good morning, amy. i think that that is still an open question. we do know there was some weather in the area and know this is a high airport. so it's about 6,000 feet, well above say, denver or albuquerque. it's warm so the air is thin. it takes a longer takeoff. waiting to see where the weather played a factor. what we do know, this aircraft left the runway, veered off to the left at a very high rate of speed and ripped the engines off the airplane. you can see them sitting in the infield, skidded for almost a half a mile beyond the end of the runway but was intact which is what saved not only the crew but all the passen

the plane that crashed was a embraer 190.the brazilian manufacturer said it was sending technicians tohe crash site to help investigators determine why the plane crashed.i'm andrew spencer, reporting ( robin )in national news.... a federal judge has issued a stop the release of blueprints to make 3-d printed guns. the blueprints were supposed to be available to download online starting today... but that plan is on hold for now. here is san francisco... gun control advocates were out waring people about the dangers of plastic 3-d printed guns yesterday. they say that this that could potentially avoid detection at metal detectors. san francisco supervisor catherine stefani says 3d-printed guns are a threat to the community and that she intends to introduce legislation this fall -- regulating <"i have asked our city attorney's office to research ways to combat the threat of 3d guns printed here in san francisco and to protect our communities.">( robin ) again - initially, "defense distributed" ....was cleared to release the blueprints today. we reached out defense distributed ....but they