. >>> an incredible story is emerging tonight from guyana. a commercial flight crashed and split in half. remarkably no one was killed and there were no serious injuries : either. jeff rossen has the story. > reporter: as paramedicscc1: arrived, the jet ripped in two off the runway. it looked like another airline tragedy. >> this is one of the worst mishaps in recorded memory in guyana. >> reporter: soon passengers would emerge, all of them, alive. jump out the c1: plane. my shoulder here is messed up. >> reporter: after departing new york, the caribbean airlines flight stopped in trinidad and then flew on to guyana. the boeing 737 touched down in heavy rain and exited off the 200 feet short cc1: of a ravine. thinking it was over passengers clapped, that's when the plane broke in half. >> i told my friend, man, we gonna die, the plane don't have enough runway to stop. >> it happened suddenly, everyone was hysterical. >> there were 13 people on board, dozens were injured. most of them have already been released from the hospital. >> it's amazi

they depart the floor. >> reporter: this weekend, the ntsb is sending a team to the crash site in guyanaoking not only for what went wrong, but what went right. jeff rossen, nbc news, new york. >>> just ahead, the debt ceiling showdown continues in washington as lawmakers try to reach a deal by tuesday's deadline. we'll have the latest from washington. >>> and the giants look to avoid a sweep today. a look at sports coming up. >>> and also, a new way to keep all of your notes together. we'll take a look at a new app on the market. >>> and we're talking about gray skies for most of us this morning. the marine layer is pretty thick, so temps are going to be below the average but comfortable with 60s, 70s and 80s inland. hechance for thunderstorms. more details just ahead. cc1:cc1: : >>> and good morning to you. i'm meteorologist nick o'kelly here taking a look at the runners out there for the san francisco marathon. one of the most iconic runs right there across the golden gate bridge. awe few long-sleeved shirts. actually perfect running weather with readings in the upper 50s. you may not

like another airline tragedy. >> this is one of the worst aviation mishaps in recorded memory in guyana. >> reporter: but soon passengers would emerge, all of them alive. >> we have to jump off the plane. and my shoulder here is messed up. >> reporter: after departing new york, the caribbean airlines flight stopped in trinidad and flew onto guyana,there in heavy rain the boeing 737 touched down and skidded off the runway, stopping just 200 feet short of a ravine. thinking it was over, passengers say they clapped. that's when the cabin broke in : half. cc1: >> when the plane landed i told my friend, man, we gonna die. we gonna die. because the plane, it don't have enough runway to stop. >> it happened suddenly. everybody was hysterical, screaming. >> reporter: there were 163 people on board. dozens were injured. most of them have already been released from the hospital. >> it's amazing to leave an aircraft in that shape with a handful of very small injuries. >> reporter: while it's rare, planes have broken apart before with no deaths. two years ago, this american airlines 737 slammed int

the black boxes have been recovered in the guyana crash. and the national transportation safety board will help figure out what went wrong. lisa stark, abc news, washington. >>> and now, to anotheheperilous journey. this one undertaken by some of the most desperate people on this planet. abc news was the first american network on the scene of that massive humanitarian crisis, over in east africa. our david muir, the only american anchor there, reporting on the parents literally carrying their children for miles and miles to s save them om this famine. but as david found out, the final steps can be the hardest. tonight, he's at the teeming dadaab refugee camp in kenya. david? >> reporter: dan, good evening from kenya. and as you know, we've been reporting all week, on that long, perilous journey from somalia, to the refugee camps in kenya. for so many of those families, walking on foot, more than 100 miles, to get here. and what we discovered, that once they get to the camps, they're in for another excruciating wait. we pulled up shortly aft

the flight came from new york and made a stop in trinidad before heading to guyana. people were applauding the landing when suddenly the plane sped up and applause turned to panic. >> it happened suddenly, everybody was hysterical. they were screaming. i can't give an explanation what happened. >> caribbean airlines said there were 157 passengers and six crew members on board. two dozen people were injured but we're told there were no serious injuries and no deaths. federal officials from the u.s. are now on their way to guyana to take over the investigation into what happened. >>> we have an update now on the violent attacks in norway. suspect anders breivik also had other targets in mind. the 32-year-old reportedly confessed to killing 77 people by setting off a bomb outside government buildings in oslo last friday, and then going on that shooting spree at a youth camp hosted by norway's labor party. he may have had bigger plans for his attacks. >> in general, he had in his plans other targets. these two were successful. >> there are reports he planned to attack th

the passengers on the caribbean airlines flight in guyana were indeed lucky. there was no fire, and the jet stopped just short of a 200-foot ravine. and another key question this morning, did the pilots forget to open the flaps on the end of the wings? that would have been critical for slowing the plane down on landing. it does appear from the pictures that those may not have been deployed. the black boxes have been recovered and the national transportation safety board is expected to head down to guyana today to help in this investigation. >> a lot of clues to look at. lisa stark, thank you ry much for your reporting this morning. >>> moving on to another big story this morning. there's a lot of hopeful speculation that two young americans imprisoned in iran could finally be set free very soon. these two young hikers who were arrested when they say they mistakenly crossed in iran two years ago are set to appear in court in tehran today. abc's t.j. winick is here now with more. t.j., i understand some people are optimistic but not everybody. >> reporter: that'

airport stopped in trinidad and on to guyana.t was raining when the plane touched down and kept going onto to a dirt road. >> the first thing investigators are going to look at, flight dynamics, how far down, how fast were they and was there water on the runway that would let this them hydroplane. >> another question, was pilot fatigue a factor with the boeing landing in the wee hours of the morning? about 30 planes worldwide run off the side of a runway. most of this happens on landing and most such that is in jamaica are not fatal. the passengers in guyana were, indeed, lucky. there was no fire and the jet stopped short of a 200 feet ravine. >> another key question, did the pilot of this plane forget to open the wheel flap that would have been critical? it appears from the picture they may not have been deployed. the block boxes have been recovered and will help unravel this accident. >>> this week health officials in santa cruz county are offering free whooping cough vaccinations for middle and high school students. under cali

. >> this is one of the worst mishaps in recorded memory in guyana. >> passengers would emerge, all ofhem alive. >> we had to jump out of the plane and my shoulder is messed up. >> after deparing new york, they stopped in trinidad and flew on to guyana. it touched down and skidded off the runway, stopping 200 feet short of a ravine. thinking it was over, passengers clapped, and it broke in half. >> i said man, we're going to die. the plane doesn't have enough runway to stop. >> everyone was screaming. pa. >> there were 163 people on board. dozens were injured and most have already been released from the hospital. >> it's amazing to leave an aircraft in that shape with a handful of very small injuries. >> while it's rare, planes have broken with no deaths. two years ago this american airlines 737 slammed into the runway in jamaica, breaking apart. all 154 people survived. >> the seats have been increased in strength so they will with stand 16 times the force of gravity before they depart the floor. >> this weekend the ntsb is sending a team to the crash site, looking not only for what w

it was rainy at the airport in guyana. 1:30 in the morning.ome reports that the pilot may have landed too far down the runway. in any case, the crew could not stop in time. they ran off the end, through the perimeter fence onto a dirt road surrounding the airport. passengers say there were screams on board. one said it was terror. the plane did break in two. luckily, as you see, there appears to be no fire so passengers did scramble out of the jet. one woman from philadelphia said that initially no one came to rescue them. but a taxi driver apparently showed up and charged her $20 to get to the airport terminal. it could have been much worse. local officic say the boeing 737 barely missed a 200-foot ravine. local officials have asked the national transportation safety board to assist in the investigation. dan? >> thank you, lisa. it's incredible, that story of being charged $20 to make it to the terminal. >> luckily no one died. >>> the debt debate on capitol hill. if they can't reach a deal by the time the deadline arrives tuesday it is a pot

. >> los pasajeros del vuelo 523 que iba de nueva york a guyana hoy tienen algo que contar para sus nietoss mismos porque son los sobrevivientes de un accidente aÉreo, algo que pudo ser una gran tragedia. >> el aviÓn de calibre quedó asÍ, partido en dos. >> cuando el aviÓn tocó tierra le dije a mi amigo, nos vamos a morir, no tenÍa suficiente pista para aterrizar a la velocidad que iba. >> asi lo relatado uno de los pasajeros,30 personas fueron llevadas al hospital pero la mayorÍa no tuvieron heridas de consideraciÓn a excepción una pierna rota. >> dado lo que vi, la posiciÓn de la aeronave era algo serio, el el aviÓn estÁ partido en dos, tenemos que estar agradecidos de que no hubo muertes. <> el ministerio de transportes buscaba con autoridades del departamento de transporte de estados unidos averiguar quÉ fue lo que pasÓ. lo que se sabe es que la pista estaba mojada, la nave tocÓ tierra de los pasajeros comenzaron a aplaudir pero algo saliÓ mal. se acabaron los 7400 pies de pistas, embistiÓ una alambrada y por poco cae en una barranca. >> es sorprendente que una nave que den esta condic

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. >>> top of the hour, several people have been injured in a plane crash in guyana, but no one was killed. the boeing 737 originated in new york and crashed at an airport in georgetown early this morning. the plane split in two. the caribbean airlines plane was carrying more than 160 passengers and crew. >>> the hunt is on for the person or people who stole 27 rifles from ft. irwin in california. that's where the army conducts extensive desert training. the rifles were reported missing two weeks ago. so far we're hearing one firearm has been recovered. federal investigators are hoping a $10,000 reward will lead them to the weapons or to whom ever may have taken them. >>> the awol private accused of plotting an attack on soldiers stationed at ft. hood in texas is now being held without bond. naser jason abdo was in court yesterday. he was arrested after being tipped off by a gun store clerk. officials say they found bomb-making materials in abdo's motel room. they also say abdo admitted he plans to set off bombs at a restaurant popular with soldiers. >>> texas is in the midst of one of the

. >>> a caribbean airlines plane with 140 people on board crashed earlier today in guyana. main airport just south of george town. it broke in two, but remarkably looking at these pictures, no one was killed. there are several injuries, though, it's not clear how many or how severe they are. the plane left new york and stopped in trinidad before attempting to land there in guyana. >>> authorities in northern new hampshire have knocked on 300 doors so far in the search for a missing 11-year-old girl. celina cass was last seen at her home monday night and a mamg ma search is underway. >> reporter: alex, investigators are back out and volunteers will soon be fanning out, searching once again for signs of celina cass. this investigation now leading into its sixth day since she disappeared, last seen monday night, according to her family, at the computer at their home nearby. investigators have had very few clues at that home to go on. and whatever clues they have developed, they're not speaking publicly about them. they do tell us that selena's mom and stepfather have been coop

jet flying from new york crashed and broke in two while landing in the south american country of guyana. everyone on board survived. officials marveled that no one was killed. the caribbean airlines plane slid off the end of a rainy runway, stopping short of plunging into a ravine. 163 people were on board. about 100 of them were hurt, but just four of them seriously. >> give them what they saw, the position of the aircraft, it was serious. the plane practically broke inr two. so that we should be grateful for that. >> when the plane land, i told my friend we're going to die, because there was not enough room to stop. >> they were forced to struggle at first to remove the passengers. an investigation into the cause of that crash is ongoing. >>> residents in san bruno smelled gas. there was a section of pipe that blew up last year, but inactive since the mid 50s when the line was relocated. crews have halted work on the pipeline until they can inform all residents there's nothing to be worried about. >> we were uncertain this odorant would be coming out today, so that's why we want to go

is amazing no one died. 163 people on board a jet crashed and broke in two after touching down in guyana, south america, yesterday. the plane slid off the end of the runway through a chain linked fence and stopped just short of a deep ravine. no fatalities. the cause of the crash is being investigated. >>> these are dismal times in the nation's housing market. the bay area's high tech haven silicon valley. home prices in some communities there have jumped in the past six months up to 30%. >> reporter: in america's troubled housing market there is one place where people with buying and house prices are rising like it is 2006 all over again. >> anything under $1 million is a bargain? >> exactly. >> reporter: real estate agent katy hammer briggs showed what less than a million will buy. >> this is $725,000. >> i'm sorry, it is a shack. >> reporter: yes. but it is a shack in the heart of silicon valley. >> in some parts of the country you would get a mansion for $725,000. >> exactly. that's what you get here. >> reporter: the new prospect of young wealth growing from young internet companies

jet flying from new york crashed and broke in two while landing in the south american country of guyanaeverybody on board survived. the caribbean airline plane slid off the runway, stopping just short of plunging into a ravine. 163 people were on board. about 100 of them were hurt, but just four of them seriously. authorities say the airport did not have adequate field lights and other emergency equipment. >>> forcing them to struggle at first to remove the passengers. >>> it around for more than 30 years. now it's time for the last skate at an iconic skating rink. >>> also, fog over the bay area, and a big marathon coming up tomorrow. leigh glaser will have your accuweather seven-day forecast when we come back. >> the giants needed a good long start from madison baumgardner today. he only gave up five runs in the first. a long day for madison. we'll [ male announcer ] brace yourself for the big, bold taste of a subway® bbq pulled pork sub. tender, succulent slow-cooked pork with sweet and smoky barbecue sauce, all on freshly baked bread. subway. eat fresh®. go! go! completing an atm de

the plane left new york late last night and made a stop in trinidad before flying into guyana. >>> at least four people are hurt in oakland after four separate shootings. one man was shot in the foot just after 8:45 last night, then walked to a dui check point to get help. around 9:15 last night, police found a male juvenile with a gunshot wound at east 15th street and 12th avenue, and then just before 2:00 a.m., two gunshot victims were found near fenom and 65th avenue. no one is in custody for any of the shootings. >>> last year's deadly pipeline explosion continues. that is where ktvu is live this morning, and where pg&e crews unearthed an 8-foot section of pipe overnight. >> reporter: 10 minutes ago, i heard a pg&e spokesman who said work crews will start arriving in the next 20 to 30 minutes. this is where they will be working, all happening in this hole you see in the ground right beside us. yesterday, work crews removed an 8-foot section of pipe in this ground that you're looking at. that pipe had been connected to the one that exploded back in september. now, that 8-foot secti

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. >>> a packed plane crashed and broke in two in guyana and amazingly everyone is alive. 163 people wered. caribbean airlines flight 523 from new york. passengers cheered when the jet first landed in south america but their cheers turned to panic and screams after the plane slid off the end of the rainy runway. it plowed through a chain link fence, stopped short juves a deep rave even. more than 30 passengers were hurt but again only slightly. >>> a two-year-old male chimp in thailand is showing unusual maternal tendencies. feeding tiger cubs out of a bottle doing it every day for more than a year. the train, say they wanted to challenge the chimp and to teach him not to have fear with the tiger cubs they worked with him he picked up the habit. sometime though he ignores his feeding task and wants to play. right now they are the same size. eventually they will outgrow each other and he will have to leave and go onto more cubs and leave the tigers alone. >> that is cute. >>> jim bernard in. you were talking about fireworks. mother nature's fireworks. >> thunderstorms and lightening over t

the boeing 737 was unable to stop after it landed at an airport in georgetown, guyana on a flight that originated in new york. the plane careened into a grassy patch and broke in two. several passengers were taken to the hospital with only minor injuries. >>> meet the latest british royal newlyweds. queen elizabeth's granddaughter zara phillips tied the knot with the rugby player mike tindall in edenburg today. prince harry, the mother of the bride were among the guests at the private ceremony. tonight, there is a reception at queen elizabeth's palace in scotland and in something of a royal precedent, zara phillips will keep her surname. >>> a look at a couple of primetime moments for me this past week but they didn't happen here on cnp. clips from my time on comedy central thanks to jon stewart and stephen colbert coming up next. >>> but first, broke and bills piled high. many americans find themselves facing just that. when people in one wisconsin community are hit with hard times, they've got a unique safety net. he's this week's cnn hero, sal dimicelli the dear abby of the down and

miraculous escape for passengers on this plane overshot a runway and it broke into two in guyana all one hundred sixty three on board the boeing seven three seven survived although some injuries were reported the accident being blamed on bad weather authorities temporarily closed the airport delaying dozens of flights and stranding hundreds of passengers. lucky escape there will same with aviation and pilots of small planes in russia have long been grounded by imaginable amounts of paperwork but now a recently adopted law hopes to clear the runway for more frequent flights however many obstacles remain before it's the golden age for russia's small aviation says dennis polonsky explain. dozens of pilots swinging their way across russia for the second annual cuban air show the moost small aircraft enthusiastic chance to meet other pilots in to enjoy the beautiful southern scenery. because almost eight hours to get there the views were funny turns. in november last year russia doctor to new lawful small aircraft pilots it sounds very promising abolishing much of the preflight paperwork

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welcome to the core guyana region located in southern siberia it's home to the mountains and untouched landscapes but the natural beauty of corrigan is not appealing to many of its residents in fact entire villages are becoming ghost towns as people move to cities are these acts on a boycott are managed by one place where residents have a good reason to stay here we are in the village of chast. or grande region and for the past to an hour fifteen years its population has been steadily increasing here is the reason why. it's monday morning and alexander a former prison guard is it work testing the incoming employees for alcohol. if they're over the limit there is a choice to be cited for a no show and lose thirty percent of them on salary my job three kilometers and be docked ten percent of that month's wage those who do the testing every morning regardless of gender or position within the company could be cool but they will see it on their paycheck and that's a strong incentive not to drink if you knew working week. enforce the alcohol abstinence is the idea of this man alexander able

the miraculous escape for passengers on board this plane overshot a runway and broke into two in guyana all one hundred sixty three on board the boeing seven three seven survived although some injuries are reported the accident was blamed on bad weather the airport was closed for several hours leaving hundreds of passengers stranded and delaying dozens of flights. and just a few minutes still missed the opportunity to hear the versatile voice of one of the greatest opera singers on the planet placido domingo i'll go off talks to the turner in our spotlight program the big names talk to us that are. back with the headlines before that a fruitcake. wealthy british style but. sometimes it's priceless. margetts why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports on r g. movies. and.

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say we bring you two thousand kilometers east of moscow to the core guyana region in southern siberia one of the many areas where entire villages are becoming ghost towns as young people move to cities and the older generation get fewer in number but the one place where residents have good reason to stay are things outside of work are reports. here we are in the village of caste. or grand reach or for the past santa fifteen years its population has been steadily increasing here is the reason why it's monday morning and alexander a former prison guard is it work testing the incoming employees for alcohol. is there over the limit there is a choice to be started for a no show and lose thirty percent of them on salary i've got three kilometers and be docked ten percent of that month's wage those who do the testing every morning regardless of gender or position within the company could be but they will see it on their paycheck and that's a strong incentive not to drink you can week. and forced alcohol abstinence is the idea of these man alexander able to cough is the director of the still

. >>> a plane that originated in new york crashed at an airport in georgetown, guyana, early this morning. the boeing 737 split in two. no one was killed. but several people were injured. the caribbean airplane -- airline's plane was carrying more than 160 passengers and crew. >>> and back to washington now where lawmakers are scrambling to pass some kind of debt limit plan by tuesday. cnn's joe johns on capitol hill. so, joe, the house has been debating a plan from senate majority leader harry reid, where does that stand? >> reporter: quite frankly we did have a development here just a little while ago. senate democrats aapparently do not have the votes to pass the harry reid plan in the united states senate. now this is not that big a surprise. in fact, we always knew he was going to have problems passing the bill. however, the wrinkle comes when the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell puts out a letter just a little while ago essentially telling the world that he had 43 republicans assigned on opposing senator reid's bill. you see it, part of the text, given the nation's enormous

. >>> a caribbean airlines plane crashed earlier today in guyana.occurred at the country's main airport. the plain overshot the runway and broke in two. remarkably, no one was killed. there are several injuries, not clear yet at the moment how many or how severe. the plane left new york and stopped in trinidad. >>> democrats in the house are wondering how much of the motivation in this debt ceiling drama is political for the other side of the aisle. >> 1980, we've had 39 increases in the debt limit. the fact is there was never this kind of mess. this is all manufactured for the purposes of making president obama look bad. >> let's talk more about the current stalemate with felicia, blogger for "the washington post." very good day to you. you're in a exciting place there on the hill. is this political posturing? what would the gop have to gain if they have their current bill, at least the house bill, if it were to become law in this phased approach that they would like to have happen here? >> well, it appears that that house bill that was put forth b

meantime, officials in the south american country of guyana are calling a plane crash there a miracleassenger jet overshot the runway in the city of georgetown. let's get the incredible details from jeff rossen. rossen, listen, a plane crash being a miracle, how is that? >> yeah, you don't usually hear when a plane crashes it's a merkel. the reason people were saying that, you were showing moments ago this say flight that started in new york, stopped in trinidad and crashed in georgetown. here is the miracle part. no one was that seriously injured. no deaths at all. everyone survived. and especially when you see images, it is incredible. it looked like another airline tragedy. >> this is one of the worst aviation mishaps in recorded memory. >> but soon passengers would emerge, all of them alive. >> we had to jump out of the plane. and my children at my side. >> after departing new york, the caribbean airlines stopped in trinidad and crashed in guy anna. the boeing 737 touched down and skidded off the runway, stopping just 200 feet short of a ravine. thinking it was over, passengers sa

house to reject all and send the nation into default we are just for a way days away we are keeping guyanan wall street when it closes as down 62 s and paying 1301 we will have a more on the weather forecast >> i live look out here at walnut creek not bad in no overcast foggy conditions hot this is al look of the fog are maps. at 8:00 a.m. we will still have fog in the area. as we advance the plot by 1:00 p.m. the fog will pull back by 9:00 p.m. it works its way back in and will continue and in the overnight hours peerin. this isa look a current temperatures around the bay area. 94 in morgan hill carriel. fairfield n the upper 80s, gordon in the low 90s this weekend is going to be great this is a look of your seven day forecast let's check the traffic >> still no hot spots to tell you about the late preconditions on the bay bridges an update san mateo bridge traffic is building in the westbound lane and perr. southbound 101 across the golden gate bridge looks coulgood. we have a vehicle that it all like ball and it is a blocking to lanes and i will have more on that report and when we come

but no one was killed after this plane overshot the runway during a landing attempt in georgetown guyanainating from new york touched down on a wet runway, slid through a chain link fence and broke in half just before a 200-foot ravine. passengers describe the chaos. zblefr one was screaming. i can't explain. >> we all try to get -- we have to jump over plane. >> four people were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >>> the senate returns to session shortly. eight minutes from now as talks proceed with a deal said to be very close on raising the debt limit. joining me now, chief business correspondent for "u.s. news & world report," rick newman. rick, i know investors are watching this extremely closely. what kind of impact could this have on the markets, both the mood and actual practicality of how they react? >> the markets are clearly very spooked. they've been going sideways. six losses in a row, six days in a row. i don't think we're necessarily going to see a rout tomorrow. i think a lot of people will be sitting on the sidelines. the thing here is that it is still a very l

the boeing 737 was unable to stop after it landed at an airport in georgetown, guyana on a flight thatriginated in new york. the plane careened into a grassy patch and broke in two. several passengers were taken to the hospital with only minor injuries. >>> meet the latest british royal newlyweds. queen elizabeth's granddaughter zara phillips tied the knot with the rugby player mike tindall in edenburg today. prince harry, the mother of the bride were among the guests at the private ceremony. tonight, there is a reception at queen elizabeth's palace in scotland and in something of a royal precedent, zara phillips will keep her surname. >>> a look at a couple of primetime moments for me this past week but they didn't happen here on cnp. clips from my time on comedy central thanks to jon stewart and stephen colbert coming up next. >>> but first, broke and bills piled high. many americans find themselves facing just that. when people in one wisconsin community are hit with hard times, they've got a unique safety net. he's this week's cnn hero, sal dimicelli the dear abby of the down and o

checking our top stories now, a caribbean airlines flight carrying more than 160 people from new york to guyanaan amazingly, everyone survived. the boeing 737 overshot the runway as it arrived just after midnight and split in two as it hit the ground. the f.b.i. now offering a a $25,000 reward nor any information leading to the return of 11-year-old girl. she was last seen in her new hampshire home monday night. >>> and it is the second british royal wedding of the year. queen elizabeth ii's granddaughter tying the knot with a rugby star, mike tindall. >>> amazing progress at the building of the world trade center site, especially at the future 9-11 memorial, a museum. organizers are using items that survived the attacks to tell the story of september 11. the newest addition arrives this week. shepard smith has more. >> it was found in the twisted steel and rubble of the world trade center. mean working on the pile first searching for survivors and then for victims, said they found peace in this existence. in october 2001, it was blessed by father brian jordan. >> many heros joined here. many h

caribbean airlines plane crashed in guyana and broken in half. 140 passengers on board and everybody,veral people were hurt and no word how badly. the plane overshot the 7 had00 foot runway while landing and took off from new york. the soldier accused of plotting a second fort hood massacre held without bond. he yelled out, quote, nadle haz hassan, fort hood 2009 that left 14 people kennedy. sergeant payton went through training with him and noticed early warning signs. >> very early on, he began to be a problem. it was obvious to me personally and to many others in our platoon, he would promote conflict. he would incessantly proselytize. >> the 21-year-old muslim was arrested with his backpack and police and the army say he admitted hatching a plot. >> and no word why the planes were clipping wings at o'hare airport. no one was hurt and passenger were taken off the plane and inspected the damage, which wound up being minimal. all other passengers were put on another flight. there's another royal wedding at edinburgh scotland as looking live, queen elizabeth's granddaughter sarah phil