a short while ago hank coates, the president and ceo of the commemorative air force, a group dedicated

this event has been held in dallas without any issues until now hank coats is the ceo of the comm. air force this is a war two flight demonstration type air show where we highlight the aircraft and their capabilities and what actually happened in world war two. it's very patriotic the maneuvers that they were going through were not dynamic at all. it was what we call bombers on parade organizers estimate between 4 and 6,000 people were around when the collision occurred but say no bystanders were injured what struck me was how strange it was that the pilot of the or dove in a way that that indicated he didn't think anybody else was around the ntsb has an awful lot of questions. why did the pilots of these various airplanes not know where each other were who was in the wrong place? media gal abc news dallas, texas happening tomorrow nearly 50,000 university of california workers are planning to walk off the job and this includes researchers postdoctoral scholars teaching assistance and graders at all of uc's 10 campuses one person on the bargaining team says some workers are making

a short while ago hank coates, the president and ceo of the commemorative air force, a group dedicatedo the preservation of world war ii combat aircraft, gave an update on the situation. at approximately 1:15pm today we had two aircraft flying, one was a b—17 and one was a p—63. the b—17 normally has a crew of four to five, that's what was on the aircraft. the p—63 was a single piloted fighter—type aircraft. there was an incident that is being investigated by the faa right now, so the families are being taken care of, they are receiving counselling, not just of those who actually participated in the issue but also the caf folks and any folks here who may have seen it and have issues with what they saw, and obviously with our first responders, we want to make sure that they are supported as well. in ukraine, president volodymr zelensky has said russian troops destroyed all the critical infrastructure in kherson — including water, heating and electricity — before they abandoned the city. ukrainian officials have imposed a curfew there, because of what they say is a continuing security th

hank coates is the ceo of the commemorative air force. >> this is not about the aircraft. the pilots are very well-trained. it's difficult to me to talk about it because i know all these people. >> reporter: investigators started interviewing pilots today to find out more about their flight plan and also to try to figure out how or why this could have happened. linsey. >> thinking about all of those involved. mireya, thank you. >> we turn to the box cutter scare aboard a frontier airlines flight. the suspect allegedly threatened passengers causing the plane to make an unscheduled landing. now the urgent questions about how this could happen. here is phil lipof. >> come on. >> reporter: tonight, the tsa sending some agents back to training after a man boarded a frontier airlines flight in northern kentucky with two box cutters, and reportedly threatened to harm other passengers. >> how did he get a knife on a plane? >> reporter: the tsa admits the agents didn't follow standard operating procedure, missing a box cutter in the man's backpack, after screening it for explosives

a short while ago hank coates, the president and ceo of the commemorative air force, a group dedicatedthe preservation of world war ii combat aircraft, gave an update on the situation. at approximately 1:15pm today we had to aircraft flying, one was a b—17 and one was a p63. the b—17 normally has a crew of 4-5. that the b—17 normally has a crew of 4—5. that is what was on the aircraft. the p63 was a single piloted fighter type aircraft. there was an incident that is being investigated by the faa right now, so the families are being taken care of, they are receiving counselling, notjust receiving counselling, not just of receiving counselling, notjust of those who actually participated in the issue but also the cef folks and any folks here who may have seen it and have issues with what they saw, and obviously with our first responders, we want to make sure that they are supported as well. i'm joined now by chris kratovil, who was at the airshow when the crash happened. thank you so much forjoining us here on bbc news. you were present at the airshow. this was a three—day event commemora

in a press conference saturday afternoon hank coats, president and ceo of the commemorative air foretolduring the world war ii demonstration. >> the b-17 normally has a crew of four to five that was on the aircraft and the p-63 is a single piloted fighter type aircraft. i can tell you that it was normally crude. i cannot release the number of people on the manifest or the names until i'm released to do so by the ntsb. >> reporter: the allied pilots association, the labor union representing american airlines pilots have identified two retired pilot ri tear yis and former members killed in the collision. the apa said terry barker and len root were among the crew members on the b-17 flying for tress. our hearts go out to their families, friends and colleagues, past and present, their tweet said. the ntsb is launching a go team to investigate saturday's midair collision. a tweet from the ntsb on saturday evening said in part. no spectators or others on the ground were reported injured. the debris field from the collision includes the dallas executive airway grounds, highway 67 and a nearby s

hank coates is the ceo of the commemorative air force. >> this is an air show where we highlight thecraft and their capabilities and what happened in world war ii, it's very patriotic. the maneuvers that they were going through were not dynamic at all, it was what we called bombers on parade. >> reporter: organizers estimate between 4,000 and 6,000 were around when the collision occurred but said no bystanders were injured. >> what struck me was how strange it was how they dove in a way that indicated he didn't think anybody else was around. they have a lot of questions. why did the pilots of these airplanes not know where each other were. who was in the wrong place? >> the ntsb has launched one of their go-teams to help with the situation, a team of investigators that usually come out to high-profile situations and incident where there's a possibility of a high death count or also investigative complexities. eva. >> just a sad situation, mireya, thank you for that story. >>> terrifying moments at a street carnival in los angeles. at least six people were injured when a driver careen

aircraft this is the seventh year this event has been held in dallas without any issues until now hank coatscommemorative air force. this is a war two flight demonstration type air show where we highlight the aircraft and their capabilities and what actually happened in world war two. it's very patriotic. the maneuvers that they were going through were not dynamic at all. it was what we call bombers on parade organizers estimate between 4 and 6,000 people were around when the collision occurred but say no bystanders were injured what struck me was how strange it. was that the pilot of the fighter dove in the way that that indicated. he didn't think anybody else was around the ntsp has an awful lot of questions. why did the pilots of these various airplanes not know where each other were who was in the wrong place? and that was abc's maria villarreal reporting dallas county judge clay jenkins tweeted out the death toll this morning saying the dallas county medical examiner confirmed six people have died investigators are working to identify those victims. very sad situation. will keep you pos