haneda is one of two international airports in tokyo. the runways at haneda and that is likely to cause disruption. we saw a passenger plane attempting to land at haneda airport and it landed and left a ball of fire behind it. we think that is when it collided with a coastguard plane, which the coastguard has confirmed there was a collision with an aeroplane and the coastguard has confirmed to nhk local media here. and then the passenger plane continued on down the runway before coming to a halt. at that stage, the fire was quite isolated on one part of the aeroplane and that has since spread throughout the entire aeroplane before it exposed the entire fuselage and that has now collapsed. we can see the firefighters trying desperately to try and control the fire. irate firefighters trying desperately to try and control the fire.- try and control the fire. we have 'ust had try and control the fire. we have just had a _ try and control the fire. we have just had a line _ try and control the fire. we have just had a line in _ try and control

haneda international airport i this will cause. haneda i international airport was this will cause. l cause. haneda _ international airport was one of two international airport was one of two international airport was one of two international airport in tokyo and it is a very busy airport with lots of passengers coming through. not just busy for tokyo, there is lots of domestic travel. japan is a big country so lots of domestic travellers using air travel to get around, but also a big help for the region, as well. japan obviously linking the pacific and the atlantic routes. so lots of people flying through routes. so lots of people flying throuthapan. haneda international airport has confirmed they have closed all of the runways because of this fire as firefighters tried to get this blaze under control. that is likely to cause a lot of disruption to the flights, to passengers coming in and out of haneda international airport, and of course it is the end of the holiday season. the new year holiday being a big holiday here injapan, as well, so many people would have been using the airp

is a very complex airport _ however haneda is a very complex airport to — howeverate on the ground, there _ airport to navigate on the ground, there are — airport to navigate on the ground, there are many, many taxiways and three _ there are many, many taxiways and three main— there are many, many taxiways and three main runways which make it tricky— three main runways which make it trickv as— three main runways which make it trickv as a — three main runways which make it tricky as a pilot to make sure you do not _ tricky as a pilot to make sure you do not enter— tricky as a pilot to make sure you do not enter a live runway. the lighting — do not enter a live runway. the lighting system is very complex and the lights _ lighting system is very complex and the lights are very right on the ground, — the lights are very right on the ground, very difficult to see an aircraft — ground, very difficult to see an aircraft that might have entered your runway as your coming into land _ your runway as your coming into land you — your runway as your coming into land. you think

remember watching that on a video from my flight that landed just a few hours ago at a different airport. haneda is probably my favorite airport in tokyo because it is so convenient. and for these passengers that were coming from that tourist spot, likely a lot of international tourists on that flight because it is a popular place to visit especially during the winter months. people love to ski, they love to take tours of the brewery and just experience the beautiful nature up there. basically these flights come here to haneda, one of the major airports, and a then they will move on to other international airports. so a lot of questions for people who survived something that looked unsurvivable and yet almost 400 of them, they are all alive. >> thank god. will ripley, thank you very much for your reporting. we'll let you get to it. >>> now we want to go to another dramatic developing story, leader of south korea's main opposition party is in the hospital with suspected damage to his jugular vein after he was stabbed in the neck during a news conference. we want to warn you this video is disturbi

that is likely to cause a lot of disruption to the flights, to passengers coming in and out of haneda airportt is the end of the holiday season, the new year holiday being a big holiday here injapan, as well. so many people would have been using the airport today when this incident happened. live now to air commodore dai whittingham, uk flight safety committee. what uk flight safety committee. is your assessment of have what is your assessment of what we have been seeing in tokyo over the past few hours and an extremely dramatic accident and with this fire engulfing the flame in just minutes. firstly, tragedy for some and miraculous escape for others and it is quite remarkable that all 379 passengers and crew escaped the a350 which clearly stood up very well to what appears to have been a collision on the runway. you will have seen from the images, that aircraft being quite quickly engulfed in flames, which underlines the need for passengers to evacuate very promptly when they are told to do so. and i think you will have seen, again from some of the videos that were taken internally, smoke an

behind me, haneda airport is slowly resuming service.bout 100 flights were cancelled as a result of that collision on the runway. mostly domestic flights stop international flights have been taking off and landing as well, but really extraordinary images coming in, and people here arejust digesting what happened when those two planes collided, leading to that massive fireball on the runway, and this is just 2a hours after a 7.6 magnitude earthquake shook many prefectures across the country, especially in the north—west, with tremors being felt as far afield as tokyo. the moment of impact. a japan airlines plane skids down the tarmac at tokyo's haneda airport, after a collision with a smaller plane operated by japan's coastguard. inside the air bus, chaos, as passengers see heat and smoke billowing from an engine. and in the terrifying moments that followed, the plane finally comes to a stop. "get me out," she screams, as passengers panic. within moments, and as the cabin fills with fumes, inflatable slides are released, allowing hundreds

tell us about, for people - joining us now, tell us about haneda airport and why it is such a big airport why it is such a big airport and why this will cause so much disruption. it’s airport and why this will cause so much disruption.— much disruption. it's one of two international— much disruption. it's one of two international airports _ much disruption. it's one of two international airports in - much disruption. it's one of two international airports in tokyo. | much disruption. it's one of two | international airports in tokyo. it is a very busy airport, lots of passengers coming through, notjust busy for tokyo, lots of domestic travel, japan is a big travel so lots of domestic passengers using air travel to get around but also a big hub for the region. japan obviously linking the pacific and the atlantic rats. lots of people flying through the atlantic rats. lots of people flying throuthapan. the airport has confirmed they have closed all of the runways because of this far as firefighters tried to get this blaze under control. that is likely to cause a lot of disruption to the flat

our correspondent, suranjana tewari, is at haneda airport, with more on the reaction on the ground.eda airport, behind me, is slowly resuming service — about 100 flights were cancelled as a result of that collision on the runway. now, mostly domestic flights, international flights have been taking off and landing, as well, but really extraordinary images coming in. and people here arejust digesting what happened when those two planes collided, leading to that massive fireball on the runway — and this, just 2a hours after a 7.6 magnitude earthquake shook many prefectures across the country, especially in the northwest, and with tremors being felt as far afield as tokyo. the moment of impact. ajapan airlines plane skids down the tarmac at tokyo's haneda airport, after a collision with a smaller plane operated by japan's coastguard. inside the air bus, chaos, as passengers see heat and smoke billowing from an engine. and in the terrifying moments that followed, the plane finally comes to a stop. "get me out," she screams, as passengers panic. within moments, and as the cabin fills with

was involved in a collision with a japan airlines flight that was arriving at tokyo's haneda international airport. the coastguard aircraft was departing from the same airport to deliver aid to the earthquake disaster area in ishikawa. these dramatic pictures show flames and smoke pouring from the windows and fuselage of the aircraft as it lands following the collision. it then erupted in flames moments after it came to a stand still on the runway. fire crews tried to extinguish the flames as the 379 passengers and crew managed to safely evacuate from the plane. these pictures were taken by a passenger who was on board the plane as it was landing. fortu nately, fortunately, the plane was able to stop and the people were able to evacuate. here you can see them disembarking. obviously, a highly dangerous situation and the emergency services were drafted in to tackle the flames. it took quite some time for those claims to come under control. the aircraft set off at about 4pm local time. these scenes were about two hours later. it was supposed to land at 5:40pm. this incidentjust as the authorities in

a fireball engulfs the runway at japan's haneda airport. coming in to land collides with a coastguard plane. tragically, the five people on the smaller aircraft are killed. japan airlines flight 516 remained ablaze as it continued down the runway, with 379 people on board. inside, passengers watched as sparks flew past their windows... shouting. ..as the pilot brought the plane to a stop. everyone was safely evacuated. ijust came here to pick up a friend. it was pretty scary — like, the whole airportjust froze. the people that were boarding planes all had to get off, planes just completely stopped everywhere and, yeah, it's kind of crazy. all runways were immediately closed. more than 70 fire engines tried to contain the blaze, which quickly spread through the whole body of the aircraft. it looks like the structure has done what it was designed to do, which is to protect the occupants and allow a fast evacuation, and of course the fire service focus will absolutely have been on protecting exits, making sure there was a clear path for people

in addition yesterday, haneda airport is one of the busiest airports in the world, and it wasn'tjust out, taking supplies to the disaster zones. so they were trying to slip more flights into an already very busy airport. experts i have spoken to say this is the sort of scenario where these sort of things can happen. it's not unexpected, unfortunately. people have been predicting for a long time this sort of collision would occur at some stage. collision would occur at some sta . e. , collision would occur at some staue. , ~ ., ., stage. rupert, i know you have lived injapan. _ stage. rupert, i know you have lived in japan, you _ stage. rupert, i know you have lived in japan, you have - lived injapan, you have written about what you call a deep collective trauma that still lingers after that massive earthquake of 2011. how much do you think those memories are on people's minds after that latest earthquake? very much. although it's 13, nearly very much. although it's13, nearly 13 years since that huge earthquake in 2011, it was very profound. i think it affected everyone. whatever thei

underway injapan following yesterday's collision between a passenger and transport plane at tokyo's haneda airport which left five people dead. heavy rain, aftershocks and the risk of landslides complicate rescue efforts injapan in the wake of monday's deadly earthquake which has now killed 62 people. the longest strike in the history of the nhs starts today asjunior doctors in england take part in a six—day walkout over a pay dispute. hello. a very warm welcome. i'm sally bundock. the lebanese government has accused israel of trying to ignite conflict across the middle east, after a senior hamas leader was killed by a blast in beirut. saleh al—arouri and at least five others died in the explosion on tuesday. israel has neither confirmed nor denied involvement. our correspondent, shaimaa khalil, has this report from jerusalem. a hamas senior official killed in a hezbollah stronghold. this is the aftermath of the blast in the heart of the dahiyeh neighbourhood, beirut�*s southern suburb. hamas�*s deputy leader saleh al—arouri and several others died in the explosion. local media has said this was a

are unaccounted for after their aircraft collided with a japan airlines passengerjet at tokyo's haneda airportone coastguard crewman escaped and nearly 380 people on board the airliner were evacuated. the airbus a350 jet burst into flames during the incident. these are live pictures from the scene at the airport where you can see the skeleton of that aircraft, the airbus a350 pretty much burnt out. it it has been burning for hours with the screw on site still trying to douse the flames. let's show you the pictures of people exiting that plane that we have been talking about. the emergency evacuation in the moments after the accident where you can see the fire burning at the back of the plane. and this inflatable slide which was put up within moments of the plane coming to land. we are repeating them on loop so you can see them on them on loop so you can see them on the right—hand side of your screen because they are quite small and it is dark but you can see the outline of those figures quickly evacuating from the plane. i was speaking to an air accident investigator a short a ago that aircrew

this is the scene live at haneda airport where emergency services appear to finally have the blaze underofficials say at least 48 people have died and many others are trapped beneath rubble after monday's powerful earthquake.

nonh taking off from hokkaido, the north island , and landing in north island, and landing in haneda airporttokyo. this is the main domestic terminal for the main domestic terminal for the city, but also one of the largest airports in asia and it's extremely busy at this time because of course, japan is going through a moment of crisis right now with that earthquake , right now with that earthquake, the hardest hit peninsula. no two in the west of the island is actually where that coastguard aircraft, the dash eight, was heading to in niigata air base to deliver aid. but also join in the search because some 1000 people are engaged in looking under the rubble and coast guard aircraft are likely involved in that reconnaissance operation to help those needing aid. we've seen some footage of people laying out sos signs around buildings where some people have been trapped under under the rubble, but the question that many people are asking this morning not only is how did this happened, but also how did some 379 people survive this explosion? the footage of the crash does show this airbus a350. t

what we know is that this plane was packed, coming from the hot spot city of sapporo, lanning at haneda airport. my camera man john flew in there a few hours before it happened. i also flew in from a different airport. we know this airport very well. it was on runway c just before 6:00 local time, two hours ago this plane with 367 passengers, including eight children under the age of 2, and 12 crew members on board collided with this coast guard plane that had six people on board. now, five of the coast guard people on the coast guard plane are still unaccounted for. one person is known to have escaped. but in that airliner, they essentially had about 90 seconds before the plane became engulfed in flames. 90 seconds to get every passenger including the children off the aircraft and out on to the runway. people who were on the plane posting on social media saying that it was terrifying. they thought they were going to die. and yet the crew meticulously carried out the evacuation plan, a plan that you see every time you sit down and get on the plane, especially in ja pap. they're very diligent to

a fireball engulfs the runway at japan's haneda airport.rbus coming in to land collides with a coastguard plane. tragically, the five people on the smaller aircraft are killed. japan airlines flight 516 remained ablaze as it continued down the runway, with 379 people on board. inside, passengers watched as sparks flew past their windows... shouting. ..as the pilot brought the plane to a stop. everyone was safely evacuated. ijust came here to pick up a friend. it was pretty scary — like, the whole airportjust froze. the people that were boarding planes all had to get off, planes just completely stopped everywhere and, yeah, it's kind of crazy. all runways were immediately closed. more than 70 fire engines tried to contain the blaze, which quickly spread through the whole body of the aircraft. it looks like the structure has done what it was designed to do, which is to protect the occupants and allow a fast evacuation, and of course the fire service focus will absolutely have been on protecting exits, making sure there was a clear path for pe

airports. narita and haneda. as been getting much busier taking some traffic away from narita in recent years, but it is one of the busiest airports, obviously in japan, in the capital. and um, haneda was a focal point for some of the rescue efforts. so a lot of aircraft were coming into in the last 24 hours to help with the rescue efforts from the earthquake that japan sadly experienced 24 hours ago. um, and it remains to be seen, but if the a350 from japan airlines collided with this dash eight aircraft, um, from the japanese coastguard then it could be. and we don't know for sure that that coastguard aircraft , it was only coastguard aircraft, it was only there because of the earthquake and, uh, we remain remains to be seen. what information we get through about that collision. if it happened . it happened. >> um, i was just saying earlier that. >> um, i was just saying earlier that . paul, we've on the that. paul, we've all sat on the aeroplanes come down that. paul, we've all sat on the aerofannes come down t

ajapan airlines plane with more than 370 passengers skids down the tarmac at tokyo�*s haneda airport, coastguard. inside the air bus, chaos, as passengers see heat and smoke billowing from an engine. and in the terrifying moments that followed, the plane finally comes to a stop. "get me out," she screams, as passengers panic. within moments, and as the cabin fills with fumes, inflatable slides are released, allowing hundreds of passengers and crew to scramble to safety, miraculously unharmed. translation: i was wondering what happened, then i felt - the aeroplane tilted to the side of the runway, and ifelta big bump. the flight attendants told us to stay calm. translation: i can only say it was a miracle. we could have died if we didn't evacuate at that point. a huge fire quickly takes hold and overwhelms the passenger aircraft, and then, this. those on board the second plane were not as fortunate. five of the six people aboard died, although the pilot escaped. that aircraft was travelling to ishikawa near the epicentre of a 7.6 magnitude earthquake. the crew were carrying food and pr

sergey mengazhev, alexey pichko, east asian news bureau, haneda airport, japan.holidays are a great time to travel. it is not necessary to buy expensive tickets to rent a house. with impressions, for example, from moscow, you can go by train, see the ryazan kremlin, try the legendary candies, stroll along the local arbat and even find the second vdnkh. anastasia makhina managed to do all this in one day. our journey begins at the kazansky station, the distance from moscow to ryazan is short, only 200 km, so more than 40 trains run on the route, we will now ride on one of them. 2.5 hours on the road, here we are in ryazan, one of the oldest cities in russia. the most popular attraction is the ryazan kremlin - the oldest part of the city. and this is the original masonry from the 15th century. it belongs to the first ryazan assumption cathedral. subsequently, it was renamed nativity of christ, and a new assumption cathedral was built opposite. it was the most grandiose building of the 16th century. now he. restoration, but even the forests do not interfere with adm

confirms that 5 coastguard crew have been killed in a collision between two planes at tokyo's haneda airport. as smoke filled the cabin, all 379 passengers and crew managed to escape the burning japan airlines aircraft using the emergency inflatable slides — before it was engulfed by flames. japan airlines and airbus have both expressed their sympathies for those affected by the accident. searching for survivors — japanese officials say at least 48 people have died and many others are trapped beneath rubble, after a powerful earthquake. ukraine suffers another intense night of russian bombardment, leaving at least five people dead. ukraine's air defence claims 35 drones were shot down. we have just had a couple of statements on the aircraft collision in tokyo and i will read them out for you. statement from japan airlines confirms that on the evening of the 2nd ofjanuary, airlines confirms that on the evening of the 2nd of january, the evening of the 2nd ofjanuary, the flight was involved in a collision with a japan coastguard aircraft during its landing which resulted in a fire on the runwa

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the passenger plane touched down on the runway at takiya's haneda airport. on board jaal airlines airbus 350, flying from city ​​of sappora, 367 passengers and 12 crew members. the salon is instantly enveloped in smoke, and frightened screams are heard from everywhere. the fire is rapidly growing and the damaged wing is engulfed in flames. immediately after the stop , the evacuation of passengers begins along emergency inflatable slides. the causes of the emergency are announced even before the fire enters the cabin. during landing, the passenger airliner hit the wing of a japanese coast guard military transport aircraft taxiing for takeoff. he was preparing to fly with a cargo of humanitarian aid to the disaster zone in ishikawa prefecture, where large-scale search and rescue operations continue after the devastating earthquake on the noto peninsula. according to authorities, there were casualties among the passengers, and at least 17 people were injured. five required hospitalization, people were evacuated quite quickly in civil aviation, this is called th

confirms that five coastguard crew have been killed in a collision between two planes at tokyo's haneda airportall 379 passengers and crew managed to escape the japan airlines aircraft — before it was engulfed by flames. searching for survivors — japanese officials say at least 48 people have died and many others are trapped beneath rubble after monday's powerful earthquake. weather warnings are in place for large parts of england and most of wales, as storm henk brings strong winds and heavy rain. hello, i'm ben thompson, welcome to the programme. we begin with a developing story — hamas says its deputy head saleh al—arouri has been killed in a blast in beirut, in lebanon. local media have described the explosion as an israeli drone attack on the hamas office in the south of the city. reports say five other people were killed in the blast. video footage shows a car in flames and damage to buildings in a busy residential area known as a hezbollah stronghold. the israeli military has told the bbc it will not comment the israeli military said whoever did this it was a surgical strike against hama

, there is an investigation taking place that has -- is having an impact on operations at the haneda airporte busiest airport in tokyo. so we're seeing some flight delays and cancellations. in addition, this is pretty extra ordinary, but japan airlines recognized that people may simply not want to fly at this time. they may feel very unsettled. so they are offering passengers the chance to cancel their flights or delay their flights until they feel more comfortable. but if there is one thing to look for in the days and hours ahead, it will be the locating, the location of the plaque box from that japan airlines airbus. >> mark stewart, thank you for joining us. >>> coming up, how a kid from oklahoma making history in the game. >>> there is a new world darts champion, and you missed it. >> i did. did you watch? >> i watched most of it and then i had to go to bed to do this show. but i think most of the uk were watching who don't normally. 28-year-old like humphries took the crown at the end of the tournament, but he is not the center of the attention. fans are more interested in the 16-year-o

first, that collision in tokyo's haneda airport.nscripts of air traffic control appear to confirm that japan airlines flight 516 was cleared to land. the smaller coast guard aircraft also had permission to taxi and wait, but not take off. all 379 passengers and crew on board that japan airlines flight remarkably made it off the plane safely in about 90 seconds they evacuated. but five of the six coast guard crewmembers were killed in the collision. japan is also dealing with the earthquake on new year's day. the death toll has risen to 73 people. the 7.5 magnitude quake hit central japan. rescuers are still searching for survivors underneath that rubble. they managed to actually pull one person out today. that person was alive. thousands of households are still without electricity and water. the weather is not helping. rain has started fall manage the quake zone, which is creating concerns over possible landslides. we're joined this evening by the consul general of japan based in san francisco, assume my yeo. thanks for being with u

surveillance video shows the moments of that collision, which happened at tokyo's haneda airport earlier today. the coast guard plane was heading out to help earthquake survivors. it was on the runway as the japan airlines jet came in to land. it's not clear why the coast guard plane was on the runway, but japan airlines says its crew had permission to land. five members of the coast guard crew were killed. only the pilot survived. remarkably, all 379 people aboard the japan airlines jet survived. they evacuated within 90 seconds. you're looking now at the video from inside the plane during the fire and evacuation. you can see the flames outside the window and then all that smoke inside the cabin. you can see all the people starting to evacuate. let's bring in one of our aviation experts, doug rice, a retired airline pilot who spent more than 20 years flying for american airlines. doug, happy new year to you. nice to have you on the program again. this is really a best-case scenario in terms of what to do in an evacuation. what did the japan airlines crew do right? what did the passenger

on a runway at tokyo's haneda airport this morning as the coast guard plane was landing all 379 passengers from the japan airlines flight got out safely before the plane completely burst into flames. the captain of the coast guard plane also escaped, but the other five crew members did not. they were killed. that coast guard plane was helping with earthquake relief efforts after yesterday's 7.6 quake. along japan's west coast, rescue crews are working around the clock to find any survivors of that earthquake, which killed at least 57 people, blocked roads and landslides are making it very challenging to get food, water and other supplies into the affected areas. abc news reporter emma nguyen is on the story. >> the race is on to find any survivors trapped under rubble or stranded and waiting to be rescued following a powerful 7.6 magnitude earthquake that hit japan's west coast new year's day. since then, about 100 jolts in the region, leading to widespread devastation and a climbing death toll of at least 55. officials warn there may be more quakes ahead. homes and businesses collapsed, l

some services have resumed at haneda airport, tokyo's busiest airport now.cancelled because of the disruption caused and it was after midnight that the flames were finally doused by firefighting crews. as we heard there will be an investigation into what happened, but the prime minister is very keen that the earthquake supplies continue to go to the zones that are affected and that people there continue to get supplies, much—needed supplies after that devastating earthquake. thank ou ve that devastating earthquake. thank you very much- _ well, the people on board the coastguard plane were on their way to the west coast of japan with aid for those affected by the powerful earthquake on new year's day. at least 48 people are now known to have died in the 7.6 magnitude quake that hit the region of noto. tremors were felt hundreds of miles away in the capital, tokyo. japan's prime minister says it is now a race against time to rescue those trapped beneath the rubble, as our correspondent jean mckenzie reports. sirens this is a race for survival. rescue workers s

confirms that five coastguard crew have been killed in a collision between two planes at tokyo's haneda airport. as smoke filled the cabin, all 379 passengers and crew managed to escape the burning japan airlines aircraft using the emergency inflatable slides. japan airlines and airbus have both expressed their sympathies for those affected by the accident. japanese officials say at least 48 people have died and many others are trapped beneath rubble, after a powerful earthquake. ukraine suffers another intense night of russian bombardment, leaving at least five people dead. ukraine's air defence claims 35 drones were shot down. time for a look at the business news now. tesla, the elon musk controlled car—maker which pioneered mass market electric vehicles, has been relegated to second position in the global league of electric car—makers. its chinese rival, byd has reported that it sold 526,000 cars in the final quarter of last year compared to 480,000 for tesla making it the world's number one electric car brand — for now at least. erin delmore is in new york for us. byd said it is the biggest

tragedy and all of the hustle and bustle of the holiday weekend coming to a close at this very busy airport, haneda hub that serves the japanese capital along with narita airport, and two major airports in town, and one operational, because haneda airport had to shutdown operations after and all of the questions being raised of how this happened, but the extraordinary part of this story is that everybody on that plane in a matter of seconds was safely evacuated. everybody on the passenger plane even the parents of the young children, and the passengers thought they were going to die and they could see the flames spreading and they claimed that the exit doors were not operational and they had to go out of the exits near the front of the aircraft, they all made it out alive. half a dozen people on the coast guard plane, and only one of them survived in critical condition right now at the hospital. will ripley, cnn, tokyo. >> our thanks to will ripley for that. >> we will continue to conversation and bring in our faa correspondent pete muntean, and pete, we have been learning more throughout the morni

of communications there may have been between the pilot and the control tower at the time at haneda airport. i should point out, this is probably the busiest time at haneda during the year. because primarily serves domestic airports. this is a peak travel season for domestic travelers here in japan. and you would assume that a coastal guard airplane taking relief supplies to emergency area would not have been a scheduled flight, but beyond that, we don't know. this is an ongoing investigation. we do know that 70 fire trucks, it took 70 of them to control the flames, which is now died down about six hours later. and you see the skeletal charred remains of this airbus, a harrowing sign, tragedy after tragedy, this new year's holiday here in japan, alex. >> absolutely. cannot believe that all of those passengers, given the fireball that was that airbus, were able to evacuate safely. i have to say too, the vantage point we're looking at, you couldn't see that coast guard plane. you have to wonder if the runway lights were on. it is a small plane. it is hard for us to see if it was able to be vi

and now to the news from taki haneda airport, where, during landing, a passenger airbas a350 hit a coast plane and caught fire. according to preliminary data , all passengers and crew members were evacuated from the liner, that’s 379 people. the second military transport plane was also engulfed in flames. one of the crew members managed to escape, the fate of five more remains unknown. the airbas reportedly belonged to the japanese. airline and was operating a domestic flight. the liner burned out completely. the russian military attacked enterprises of the ukrainian military-industrial complex in kiev and its suburbs. according to the ministry of defense, the group strike was carried out with long-range precision weapons and drones. enterprises that produced missiles and drones, as well as repaired weapons and military equipment, were also hit. among the targets were missile and aircraft guard sites. weapons supplied to the kiev regime by western countries. next on our broadcast is a special report “african mission”. anna afanasyeva will talk about how priests of the russian orthodox ch

this is at haneda airport shortly before 6:00 p.m. local time, and fiery fireball erupted right at this but si airport when a crowded airlines jet with 367 passengers including eight children under the age of 2 and 12 crew members on board collided with a coast guard plane that was taking off to deliver relief supplies to parts of central japan on the western side that are desperately need of aid right now because of the massive earthquake that struck hours after the country rang in the new year and began 2024. after that tragedy and the hustle and the bustle of the holiday weekend coming to a close at this very busy airport, han neida airport that serves the capital and along with the regional airport in town, and now only one operational, because haneda airport had to shutdown after the collision and all of the questions raised about how it happened. but the extraordinary part of this story is that everybody who was on that plane in a matter of seconds was safely evacuated. everybody on the passenger plane, even the parents of the yo

that is the scene at the city's haneda airport.tigators are searching for answers after the country's second disaster in two days. a runway collision between two aircraft at that seen. it was a collision which killed five people. they were setting out on a relief mission to the country's earthquake zone. let's get to the capital. you are at haneda airport where this tragedy took place. what do we know? >> it is truly a tragedy on top of a tragedy. i am standing on the fifth floor of the rooftop deck of haneda airport which overlooks the runway where the collision happened. you will see behind me that is the debris that is left of japan airlines flight that collided with the coast guard plane last night around 6:00 p.m. local time. you can see a wing. some parts of the window of the front of the plane. the rest of it, completely obliterated. we did see about 100 firetrucks here last night and a the mac team tried to take -- d-mat team tried to put out the fire. everybody on this aircraft were able to evacuate safely out of the front

flightjl156 collided with a coastguard aircraft as it was landing at haneda airport this week.ers were injured but five of the six people on board the small aircraft died and had been due to the delivery aid to the victims of the powerful new year's day earthquake. that is it for us on this edition of asia business report. bye for now. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. we are currently inside the centre. we have been here for a couple of years now and in an effort to have a bit of attraction, i have agreed to box 25 rounds against 25 members. i have had to say to everyone, have you ever hit someone before? make it a good laugh, make it very entertaining. we offer boxing training classes but with our kids we incorporate a lot of social training and a lot of education as well. so large proportion of kids that train with us are autistic or adhd. we incorporate a lot of the elements into the session. i have been weight training for years. so good for you. i was absolutely terrified when i came but they. make this so much at l ease when you turn up. they a

on a coast guard plane after it collided with a passenger plane coming in to land in tokyo's haneda airportne, but the 379 people on it were, luckily, safely evacuated. you can just see the dramatic scenes of that here as passengers fled the plane on inflatable slides. the coast guard plane involved in the crash was on its way to deliver aid to areas affected by a massive earthquake on monday, which caused homes to collapse and triggered a tsunami. the known number of deaths from it is now believed to be at least 48 and around 1,000 rescuers are searching for people who they think may be trapped under the rubble. next, this is cool — so a prison in scotland is putting hip—hop workshops on for inmates. the prison are doing this as part of a unique rehabilitation programme, which aims to provide inmates with a creative outlet and the opportunity to develop new skills. bernie has taken part. it's helped me get back to my normal self and better. i'm trying to be a better version than i have ever been. definitely been a positive experience for me. let's finish with ten seconds of two cats being

engine at the moment when the landing gear of the passenger airliner touched the runway in takiya haneda airporton board an airbus 350 flying from the city of sappora on the island of hakaida, 367 passengers and 12 crew members, the cabin is instantly enveloped in smoke, people are seized with panic. the fire is growing rapidly and the damaged wing is engulfed in flames. immediately after stopping , the evacuation of passengers begins along emergency inflatable ladders. the causes of the emergency were announced even before the fire entered the cabin. during landing, the passenger airliner hit the wing of a japanese coast guard military transport aircraft taxiing for takeoff. he was preparing to fly with a cargo of humanitarian aid to the disaster zone in ishikawa prefecture, where large-scale search and rescue operations are continuing after the destruction. earthquakes on the noto peninsula. according to the airline, there were no injuries among passengers or crew members of the airliner. people were evacuated quickly enough. but as for the crew of the military transport aircraft, the informat

flightjl156 collided with a coastguard aircraft as it was landing at haneda airport this week.were injured but five of the six people on board the small coastguard aircraft died and had been due to deliver aid to the victims of the powerful new year's day earthquake. that is it for us on this edition of asia business report. thanks, as always, for watching. voice-over: bbc news, - bringing you different stories from across the uk. these carpentry workshops are especially for women and non—binary people. the vast majority of skilled trades people are and the founder thinks it is time to bust the myth that diy is just for boys. 0n myth that diy is just for boys. on this type b is far more about— on this type b is far more about technique and principle and how— about technique and principle and how much muscle you've got on your— and how much muscle you've got on your bicep. it�*s and how much muscle you've got on your bicep-— on your bicep. it's 'ust about how determined _ on your bicep. it'sjust about how determined you - on your bicep. it'sjust about how determined you are. - o

. >> reporter: investigators are combing through the crash site at haneda airport, which is just behind me. on-ground collisions between aircraft are very rare, so they're trying to determine exactly what happened. japan airlines put out a statement saying that flight 516 from sapporo was given clearance to land at haneda, but surveillance cameras at the airport showed when the plane touched down it appeared to hit something on the runway and then burst into flames, eventually skidding all the way down to the end of the runway to a stop, engulfed in flames. inside, the cabin was filling with smoke, filling with panic. all 379 people on board, passengers and crew, were safely evacuated. they jumped out of the plane through black smoke, through sparks, through fire. some are calming it a miracle. it is a tragedy, though, for japan's coast guard. why the coast guard's much smaller aircraft was on the same runway as the jumbo jet isn't clear. five of the six crew members were killed. only the pilot survived. the crew was going to be flying aid to the western part of japan that had been hit

japan airlines spokesperson is saying there is an airplane in flames at the haneda airport.r 300 passengers on board. japan coast guard is saying they are looking into possibilities its plane crashed with japan airlines flight in haneda airport. this appears to be a collision with the japan airlines flight and the japanese coast guard. the plane is in flames and there appears to be more than 300 passengers on board. >>> let's look now at uk pmi data. the eurozone final pmi numbers come in for the month of december. the uk numbers at 46.2. slightly lower than the flashes estimate of 46.4. again, this is telling you these numbers are still lingering at a low rate. anything below 50 does signal contraction in the space. we continue to drop from november. the november manufacturing numbers were 46.2. you are seeing a setback for the month of december. this is the reaction in the pound. not a lot today. the pound did have a great year in 2023 ending up more than 6% versus the u.s. dollar. >>> let's take a look at european markets and how they are faring as a whole. with the excep

. >>> today a number of flights are canceled in and out of tokyo's haneda airport following a deadlyition. video captured the moment a japan airlines plane crashed into an earthquake relief aircraft tuesday and burst into flames. everyone on board the commercial flight got off safely but five of the six people aboard the smaller coast guard aircraft were killed. now newly released audio reveals air traffic control cleared the plane to land and pilots on board confirmed landing logistics moments before impact. let's bring in cnn's will ripley who joins us from tokyo. that feels like a pretty big development there. what else are we learning? >> reporter: yes, this investigation, rahel, now focusing on those four crucial minutes from 5:43 p.m. local time to 5:47 local time when that japan airlines jet basically landed and struck the coast guard plane that was on the runway right in the path of this giant a-350-090 as it was landing on runway c at japan's haneda airport. the question is if the japan airliner was told it's okay to land the coast guard plane was told to hold point, in othe

so this haneda airport is in the heart of tokyo, 20 minutes from where i'm standing right now. there's also a coast guard base nearby. the whole airport sits on the bay. it's a beautiful approach when you fly in there. it's probably my favorite airport when i fly into tokyo. my camera man john flew in a few hours before this happened. but in this case, this coast guard aircraft somehow ended up on the same runway as this japan airlines jet was flying in, packed plane coming from the tourist hot spot of sapporo in northern japan and these two planes had an incredibly fiery collision. we know that, according to nhk, japan's national broadcaster, five crew members were killed. the captain was able to escape. but he is currently being held, currently on life support. i've also lost my ifb signal. let's not ask a follow-up question until i get reconnected. what we know this coast guard plane was headed to assist with the earthquake relief efforts within hours of the new year. there was a 7.5 magnitude quake that rocked the central western coast of japan. i know we're going to talk m

in a statement, japan airlines says flight 516 from sporo was cleared to land at haneda airport.ootage from runway cameras show the jet appearing to hit something, bursting into flames and eventually skidding down the runway to a stop. inside the packed airbus a-350, thick smoke and panic filled the cabin. 17-year-old anton dee was on board with his family and saw flames outside his window. >> finally open the doors and everyone ran out and you had to jump out of the plane. >> reporter: the safe evacuation of all 379 passengers and crew with black smoke and flames billowing over the fuselage has been hailed as remarkable, taking less than 90 seconds. i can only say it was a miracle, this passenger says. while the japanese coast guard's much smaller dash 8 aircraft was on the same runway as the jumbo jet isn't clear. five of six crew members were killed in the collision, only the pilot making it out alive. the plane, due to deliver aid to areas on japan's west coast, devastated by the new year's day earthquakes that have killed at least 64 people. rescuers still racing to save tho