the same plane the one that crashed yesterday was banned in the south american country of guyana last april. we are just learning from the cockpit recorder which is one of the two black boxes they are looking through this 39-year-old 737 was operated by a state airline cube onto the rented from the same company that owned the plane when it was banned in guyana. according to the "associated press" that company has been the subject of two serious complaints including crews were overloading luggage. the "chronicle" reports airport workers and guyana noticed the plane was meeting the entire length of the runway just to get off the ground. a few parts of the plane were left intact after yesterday's crash where there was a black smoke seen rising from the scene. cuban state television reported that turned hard to the right before crash. take a listen to how one witness described it happened. >> i heard a strange sound and it was a really ugly noise. it was falling in stages and it looked like the pilot saw all the houses and went hard right to avoid the houses and to avoid more tragedy. it

free it's a big day for puma energy of the oil company has acquired additional oil market shares in guyana and it's spreading the news. of the. official representatives and several v.i.p.'s of accepted the invitation. of. the media here is well. this is just a short it's a good it's. so dark but i figured i'd. always already live you know so. the minister of transport is officially inaugurating several kerosene tanks dedicated near the airport so this will make refueling more efficient it's a strategic move for ghana which aims to become the rising star in the region and he's going to visit my just. meanwhile the p.r. visit is going ahead at full speed. the next stop this brand new filling station in puma energy carlos' who now owns forty one service stations in guyana that might not seem a lot but the company is very ambitious you're welcome to. the way to do it for your car service station. that's to bring clean fuel. there is pretty tired of a chance to come by bus but for that good sound good show they have clean fuel to do it go they go would help the defendant was zero but. what did

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the same company that owned the company when it was banned in guyana.ocals and emergency workers rushed to the scene to get the survivors to safety yesterday. hospital said there clinging to their lives. >> the dr. says she is unrecognizable with her injuries. you cannot tell who she is. i showed her a photo and everything. >> relatives of the victims are waiting a private area of the terminal for them looking to be identified. we just learned from the cuba counsel of churches 20 of the deadliest clergy members from one evangelical church. most of the people on board were cuban. mexico transportation department says a six person crew was mexican. according to the cuban president the special commission will determine the cause of the crash. cuba's deadliest aviation accident since 1989. >> live in new york and is devastated crash, we're glad to have your expertise. >> hawaii prepare for more evacuations as lava continues to destroy everything impacted when experts fear that the worst is still yet to come. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out

what is your stance when you hear these officials from guyana banned the plane because it had baggageroblems, among other things. a 39-year-old aircraft. that may not mean anything but when you hear it is taking the whole length of the runway, was it too heavy or overloaded? what does your gut say happened? >> there are a number of things that could happen. as you know, the takeoff is a very vulnerable phase of flight. could be overloaded, or it could have had an engine problem that may be the people had seen taking off in such a long distance. bottom line is, if the plane was forced to fly before it reached flying speed.maybe the pilot got to the end of the runway but it was not a flying speed antitrust to force it off of the runway, it would be bad. this is a tragic situation. >> thank you so much. >> the european union now working with iran to salvage the nuclear deal. what this could mean for the us and his relationship with key european allies moving forward. n gym memberships. get money back hilarious. with claim-free rewards. switching to allstate is worth it. the first survivo

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stop this brand new filling station in puma energy camas who now owns forty one service stations in guyana that might not seem a lot but the company is very ambitious you're welcome to. the way to do. service station. that's serving me in fuel. credits i have a chance to come back. for that good and sure they have clean fuel to do it go big go would help if it was zero but. what did he say good. clean to vaccinate. the fuel itself the sulfur level is the issue it's measured in p.p.m. parts per million countries decide their limits individually in europe it's ten ppm for diesel for example gonna it's been three thousand ppm this diesel fuel is so dirty that it's sale would be prohibited in much of the world. what does the prima energy boss think about that. did you know that the standard in ghana is rather poor especially in terms of cell phones yes so you're aware of that absolutely this is true for many african countries and even if you were to look at a very large market like south africa if the standards here are higher than elsewhere. in ghana the highest level allowed is three thousan

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who's acting director general moustapha is attending a conference for while press freedom day in guyana he says the channel will continue to raise awareness of what his sales imprisonment gypped. in this it is difficult days. of course is it about the we are conveying the. diction a killer did for denying you your freedom. for abusing this military and police our true silence is the bodies of all my. me. anything that is against the government or police of all things according to the government and freedom of expression and freedom of the media is completely to say is that egypt which i mean if anybody believes. it might be able to do the worst ever in the history. because it is a big country and one of them even. that kind of behavior would generally we have serious implications against to say things that are illegal in the country are we to believe that the maoists are good. for. him or us of course in the conflict zone in syria young non-deceptive i say this is a visit to this issue and a visitor has been working tirelessly to keep the issue alive so people wouldn't forget to see the

yanae see production from -- from guyana. david w.:'s so who is investing? iran, places like that. road? ed: there is a lot of investment taking place in the u.s. that is not bad in and of itself. we see a resurgence of deepwater. and 300 gulf of mexico barrels a day of production coming out in 2019. -- with the new discovery new production coming on in 2020. and by 2023 and will add another 400,000 barrels a day. so there is a lot of investment. opec talked about the supply gap but that is in opec. countries like venezuela and iran that are seeing production not rolling. and if you look at the rest of down forador, it is lack of investment. alix: so the conversation for many analysts say you could be upside risk for $100. is the conversation better spent talking about $40? we see the value of tetra state. , it could happen again. it could happen in nigeria. it will last long because opec capacity,t half the it will come back and the u.s., brazilian and canadian production keeps going. rapid economica slowdown so the demand pushed on the oil price won't be there. alix: is the floor

the cause of the crash is not yet known according to the associated press, those in the country of guyana stopped because of safety concerns including baggage overloading. they described the crew as mexican and said they're send ago crew of experts to cuba today to help with the investigation. according to cuba's president, a special commission will determine the cause of the crash, the deadliest for cubana airlines since 1989. meantime, relatives of the victims are waiting in a private area of the airport terminal for word on their loved ones. elizabeth. elizabeth: all right, lea gabrielle with the latest, very sad. first lady melania trump is back at the white house. her office issuing a statement saying the first lady is resting comfortably and remains in high spirits. she had been staying at walter reed medical center since monday recovering a -- from a surgery to treat a benign kidney condition. leland: lava continues to eat through houses. live to the hot zone as officials now warn residents about poisonous gas. what they're telling folks to do. fallout from president trump's tweets