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. >> reporter: international guard jets were scrambled and washington's governor tweeted that fighter pilots flew alongside the aircraft and was ready to do whatever was needed to protect citizens. but, in the end, the man flying the stolen plane crashed. pictures from cnn affiliate komo showed flaming debris on the site of the crash. >> the plane literally at that moment was flying right over our deck and right behind it, we'd never seen a plane that low over our deck before and shortly therefore we saw a giant plume of black smoke out in the distance. >> joining us now to talk about how this could happen, colonel cedric layton, cnn military analyst and cnn's safety analyst. gentlemen, good morning. david, let me start with you. this is something i have been wondering since we learned more about this theft and then crash. once airport authorities know that someone who is not authorized to be in the cockpit is in the cockpit, the plane is on the move and they know that this person has nefarious intentions. what is the protocol to stop this plane from getting off the ground ground, if

the motorcade making its way from the church to the gold water air national guard base at phoenix internationalry personnel who are already present, 150 army national guard troops, 150 air national guard troops standing on the west side in formation as the motorcade makes its way, the casket placed aboard the c-32 military aircraft that will be taken, taking the family and close friends and john mccain to joint base andrews outside of washington, d.c., where the memorial services will continue tomorrow at the u.s. capitol, then saturday morning at the national cathedral before john mccain is buried at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis, maryland, on sunday. that will be a private ceremony on sunday. we have a close friend of senator mccain. my condolences to youch. you have been invited by the family and senator mccain to become a pal bearer at the service. how did that unfold? >> he left a message in april he wanted me to be one. i didn't want to think about it or speak about it. we knew this day was coming, but we hoped it would not come so soon. for me, this is deeply personal and immense,

palestinians from fighting with each other this is also something that has as of right now guarded any international reaction because it's friday evening here on the east coast of the united states it is the sabbath in israel it's the end of the holy day of the week. also in the west bank and in gaza and so we're probably not going to get any reaction from either side before saturday night at the very earliest or at last thank you very much for that for now that is roslyn jordan with the latest on that report live at the u.n. thank you now to a city where the government says it may take over responsibility of the most way system off to the collapse of a bridge in genoa italy thirty eight people died and hundreds of others were and it david chase has more from genoa. they've already started to bury the dead in a series of private funeral of but the search for survivors still continues under the rubble of the collapsed bridge the rescuers are using heavy lifting the sheen area and search dogs. but hopes are fading with each hour the passes here that anyone else can have survived under such a weight of

acknowledge and express my deep gratitude to faa air traffic controllers to washington and oregon international guardsrst responders from peter's county. they had a very strong and professional response to this incident. so with us here today we have as bobby said we have horizon air ceo gary beck, we also have jay tab who is leading the investigation for the fbi and we have mike gales, director of operations, these folks are going to speak for a couple of minutes and then we will able to answer your questions. >> thanks, brad, at 7:32 p.m. local time horizon air ground service agent departed in a horizon air q400 without clearance from cpac international airport, the plane was taken from position and not scheduled for passenger flight. the aircraft crashed about an hour later in a wooded area on catron island in rural peters county. no structures were involved at crash site. military jets were scrambled from portland but does not appear the jets were involved in the crash of the horizon aircraft and i really want to emphasize that we appreciate the military's professionalism. we are working closely w

there was an international guard base there and they scrambled these two fighters. they went on to get up to the area. it's 100 miles away. they closed that in a few minutes and once in the area, they had to assess just how potentially dangerous this was. no one knew what this flyer had in mind. was he going to turn that aircraft toward downtown seattle? was he going to go after a sports stadium? the space needle? a whole lot of things these guys didn't know. so they had to get up there quickly and assess the situation. fortunately, it didn't require any action on the part of the military. they just kept him away from populated areas and it appears that he either had an accident or took his own life. >> we do know he was in communication because we played some of the audio from the air traffic control radio signal. did this guy have any chance of landing this plane safely? do you think they would have been able to talk him through it? >> everybody said we're surprised he was able to take it off. it's a twin engine aircraft. you have to coordinate the engines through

this is the international guard. they're trained to do this. this is their primary job. they've gone through scenarios. where they do the what if, should i shoot now? they know the legal boundaries. this is a subjective call. as this went on, they could hear that this guy was not anything more than suicidal. he wasn't looking to run this into the space needle. what he was doing was a last joyride. they probably sensed that. the best they could do is fly fairly loose formation and make sure they talked to him and tried to talk him into unpopulated areas. very sad. it's a judgment call for the air force pilots. >> just to piggy back off whit's point. isn't it worrisome that this could happen so easily? how do we prevent something like this happening again? >> in this case it's one of these things where he really wanted to do it. he practiced. i looked this up this morning. there are three separate home computer flight programs for this particular airplane. he went in and learned how to start it. $59.99 and you can learn how to start and manipulate the controls of almost an

i thought the international guard did a great job. but if this pilot, instead of doing what he ended up doing, had wanted to crash the airline into downtown seattle, the fighters were not going to be able to stop him. air traffic control was not going to stop him. where i'm sitting in new york, i'm about 10 to 20 miles from three major airports. where you're sitting in d.c. national airport is about a two-minute flight once an airplane gets off the ground. so this has to be a major, major issue. i'm glad the fbi is on the case because, you know, this is really an fbi kind of investigation. not a traditional ntsb investigation. >> right. so where does the liability exist here? is it with the airline? is it with the airport? is it just with this individual? where are the fingers going to be pointed? >> i think the fingers are really going -- i don't know if there's going to be any fingers. there's almost certainly not going to be lawsuits coming out of this. but horizon airline is responsible for its own security and access to its aircr

signs in the distance reads state border a line most of the international community doesn't recognize says russian border guards patrol the end of his cornfield better shot the mole. if you cross the line they can seize you find you put you in prison. for around a cross they take them. they walk around here and belongs where they walk around with dogs with weapons and puts you in a certain psychological state all the time. during the war several bombs fell on the land his eighty four year old mother vanessa says she lost one of her three sons. at night i sometimes long sleep because i'm afraid for my son. to write the scene afraid that they will come back. right. in august two thousand and eight tensions between russia and georgia escalated into a war over the breakaway regions of south. georgia moved to take back control of. russia responded with tanks and airstrikes it said it was defending russian citizens in the region. today there are russian bases in both breakaways including in south the city has de facto capital tskhinvali the e.u. monitoring mission acts as a mediator and it patrols the de facto border

. >> you can see the family and friends gathered at the air national guard base at phoenix international airport. they will board for the flight to washington, d.c. you saw cindy mccain, the widow. she will be boarding the airport. for the family, they thought about this. they had 13 months to think about it after he was diagnose nopsed with the severe brain cancer. john mccain, himself, was very much involved in planning, organizing and arranging all of this. >> certainly the senator and the family had a sense of how important this is going to be. >> you can see cindy, jimmy, jack and meghan. they are boarding this aircraft as we speak. go ahead. >> this is -- this is a moe mentous moment. senator mccain is leaving now, his beloved arizona, as you see, as they stood on the tarmac, camelback mountain a special place for the mccain's. he's leaving, for the last -- for the last time. and, as the mccain family knows, their roots will still be in arizona, in hidden valley. that must be an incredibly emotional thing to confront. to visit their father, they will need to do it at the naval acad

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the oregon national guard f-15s scrambled out of portland international airport to intercept the plane. they were given directions to fire flares, not missiles. all flights have resumed at seattle-tacoma international airport. jury decthe emical giant ld y millionso county school groundskeeper who is now dying of cancer. dewayne "lee" johnson's lawsuit is the first of hundreds of cases filed alleging monsanto's weedkiller can cause cancers. a frequently used the product for working for the venetian unified school district. >> jurors viewed data and to decide roundup did contribute to the cancer and the company should have provided a label warning of the potential health hazards. >> i received a lot of support, prayers and everything. just get energy from a lot of people that i don't even know. i am glad to be here to help with the situation. >> he was diagnosed in 2014 when he was 42 years old. monsanto plans to in -- appeal to get the damages reduced. but they face more than 5000 similar lawsuits across the country. johnson's case could set a precedent for those. >>> a stunning develo

change in how congress can use its oversight authority to check the president's international agenda. a changing of the guard with potentially enormous consequences for holding the president to account during crisis. larry, let me start with you. does "the washington post" have a point here when they raise, what's happening there in congress, some of the leadership may be a bit more friendly to the president now going forward? david >> larry: this is a paradf hypocrites. "the washington post" admitted they had more stories of obama on the front page, more flattering stories of obama, more photographs and flattering photographs of obama than mccain. "the new york times" or the flattering editorial the other day of john mccain saying we could use more men like him. "the new york times" and that's on class warfare, partisan divide and even hints of racism. where were they then? that was outrageous the way that they treated him. now suddenly, he's a saint. >> they certainly showed enormous class, the most notable ones have been replayed here since his death is when someone accused the president of being in arabi

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palestinian civilians the deaths of the four cousins aged nine to eleven prompted an international outcry. the libyan coast guard has rescued sixty migrants and refugees from a sinking boat in the mediterranean sea they've been taken back to libya where they are receiving humanitarian and medical aid at a camp in the western town of zawiya libya is a major transit point for migrants seeking to reach europe the libyan coast guard has recently stepped up efforts to stem the numbers making the perilous crossing. vs night paul the winner of the two thousand and one nobel prize for literature has died at his home in london he was eighty five years old he was born and raised in rural trinidad but lived most of his life in england he wrote dozens of books dealing with themes of migration and exile his books cast an unflinching look at the british colonial empire and its legacy his wife called him a giant in all that he achieved. and one of nasa's most ambitious space missions has blasted elf. three two one zero lift off the park our solar probe will fly closer to the sun burn any previous craft the mission will last se

guard rails on this president. there's no accountability. robert: but democrats are facing opportunity and internal debat and insurgent progressives came up short in some races in kansas, president trump's political capital in his own party was tes >> at the end of the day he went with his gut and president trump's gut is almost always exactly st so i'm happy he did. robert: mr. trump remains optimistic and prohid ts a re wave is coming. plus, are president trump and the special couel helded for a subpoena showdown? we discuss it all, next. >> this is "washington week." corporate funding is provided by -- >> newman's own foundation, donating all profits to charity d nourishing the common good. koo and patricia yuen for the yuen foundation. commitmented to bridging intellectual differences in our commoo communities. the complefpbles in journalism foundation. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again from washington, moderator robert :sta. robe good evening. a special congressional election this week in central ohio r

the turkish coast guard rescued more than ninety thousand people. in dubai in that when it comes to international efforts to overcome the refugee crisis turkey is one of the european union's key partners. tens of thousands more try to reach greece on foot but turkish authorities stop them at the border. you know that we can do this once or twice but we could also open our doors to the refugees and wish them safe passage to europe the. negotiations dragged on for months before the e.u. and turkey were able to strike a deal its implications are immense at the same time or to one increased pressure on the media the justice system and on any kind of opposition. to go on is keeping refugees out of europe or. in return the e.u. is handing him the keys to establishing an authoritarian system and turning a blind eye to. turkey or the e.u. who has more leverage the country currently harbors about three and a half million refugees from syria alone to air to one they are not only a responsibility they are also a trump card one that he can use against europe whenever he wants. damascus and its suburbs after

the revolutionary guard is particularly keen to prevent another protagonist wielding influence in the internal political debates of the country this other protectionist meaning the iranian people. at the end of december two thousand and seventeen tens of thousands of them took to the streets in eighty towns and cities across the country. despite the repression leaving twenty five people killed and three thousand seven hundred arrested they denounce the deterioration in their standard of living widespread cronyism and corruption amongst the leadership with cries of down with hezbollah and not carter not lebannon my soul is for iran. these demonstrators address the salient point if the regime prefers to spend resources on its lebanese syrian iraq and yemeni allies rather than on its own citizens then it loses legitimacy. the islamic republic has never been as powerful outside its own borders as it is today. with the demise of the i ask caliphate the regime is facing a further loss in popular support for its military actions and growing calls for a radical change in. priorities. in the eyes of ma

thing be pushed on to the libyan coast guard in libya getting the sole responsibility to save people who are at sea and that would constitute a breach of international law as we know the fate of migrants being pushed back to libya so the e.u. really is in a bind here in italy is not moving at all all right barbara facial reporting for us from the and i thank you barbara. now at some other stories making news around the world argentina's peso has plummeted to a record low against the dollar that's after president appealed to the international monetary fund to speed up disbursements from the country's fifteen fifty billion dollar credit line the peso was tumbled forty percent since january due to uncertainty over inflation and economic downturn and budget deficits. a two day public wake for u.s. senator john mccain is underway in his home state of arizona the war hero and republican presidential candidate will be buried that the u.s. naval academy in annapolis maryland on saturday mccain died last weekend at the age of eighty one german chancellor angela merkel has begun a three day tour of west african countries with a visit to senegal michel what ma

in moscow now this friday my name's kevin owen you live without international and a top story for you this hour is this german prison guards turn himself in after admitting that he leaked an arrest warrant for a migrant who was a key suspect in a murder the case has turned the city of chemists into chaos as opposing rallies come out in force over the refugee crisis in germany the officer says he simply wanted to end all speculation concerning sunday stabbing it was clear to me that i was violating my official tutsis and i also knew that i would probably lose my job as a result i want the public to know what has happened i want the speculation about a possible crime to come to an end. following the stabbing incident police arrested a twenty two year old iraqi man and the twenty three year old syrian both were charged with manslaughter tell us more about the rallies triggered by the case which resulted in clashes let's go live to cabinet so your correspondent peter all of us there for paid number of key details beginning to emerge here now. we'll start with that prison warden and just warrants what we know about him is that

guarded on the right path system. the clinic was supposed to close in june but following international protests it will stay open and everyone will still be needed. to asia now where markets have risen on optimus in the reported u.s. china talks this week could ease the trade dispute between the world's two biggest economies the two countries are holding talks on tuesday and on wednesday that aim to end. the conflict before us president donald trump and chinese president xi jinping meet in november according to media reports investors are also holding out hope that the negotiations could head off further u.s. tariffs on sixteen billion dollars worth of chinese goods due to take effect on thursday china has already said it would respond in kind. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. brazil's president has deployed troops to a border town which still clashes between venezuelan migrants and the local population more than a thousand to venezuelan migrants were forced to flee back across the border. and don't forget you can always get the news on the go just download the app from google play all from the

this is our two international bringing you your live news update this hour welcome to the program. a german prison guard has turned himself in after admitting he leaked an arrest warrant for a migrant who was a key suspect in a murder case has turned the city of chemist's into chaos as opposing rallies come out in force over the refugee crisis in germany the officer says he wanted to end all speculation concerning sunday stopping it was clear to me that i was violating my fish would you tease and i also knew that i would probably lose my job as a result i want the public to know what has happened i want the speculation about a possible crime to come to an end. following the incident police arrested a twenty two year old iraqi man and a twenty three year old syrian both were charged with manslaughter artie's europe correspondent peter over brings us the latest. prison guard is he's been suspended from his job after admitting that it was him that leaked the photograph of those arrest warrants he's a thirty nine year old man who was working at the corrections facility in dresden he says he didn't know that

may not only be culpable but potentially violating international rules in two thousand and sixteen president obama banned the sale of position guarded weaponry to saudi arabia citing human rights concerns the measure was undone when the trumpet ministration came to power the us a since sold to saudi arabia as part of a multi-billion dollar deal and gallacher al-jazeera washington. you're watching the news hour there's much more to come on this program. we'll tell you about the families of the victims of italy's bridge disaster they're attending a state funeral as the company to confront it just half a billion dollars and. still standing the haitians touches rich tell the story of the revolutionary island and all the troubles that's weathered. and roger federer is chasing and eight career title in cincinnati peter will be here with all the latest. officials and then in state of carolina say they need more rescue equipment to help to save thousands of people who are still stranded in remote areas by heavy flooding the relentless monsoon rains and floods continue to batter the region with three hundred twenty four people killed in tota

critical we cannot allow as i said in the party room today internal issues to undermine our work a man suspected of being a former nazi camp guard has been deported from the us to germany the justice department says ninety five year old jack of paoli served at a death camp in nazi occupied poland during world war two he lied to immigration officers about his role when entering the us in one nine hundred forty nine protest as have been calling for his deportation since two thousand and three after he was trying down by federal officers survivors of sex abuse by catholic clergy say a letter of apology from pope francis doesn't go far enough the head of the roman catholic church has to spare no effort to root out sex abuse but attempts to cover it up pull to durgin has more tim was just twelve when he says he was raped by his catholic parish priest he believes the pope's low of apology is not enough words words words thoughts on purpose does not make a child safer. he could with the stroke of a pen demand that every diocese in the world release the records no more secret files to him another survivors also want the pope to punish b