heathrow airport is closed after an aircraft incident. keep your eye owes that if you're traveling today. that will cause a huge disruption. we'll bring you more on that. we want to go back to tobias. we've been looking at what's going on here, the weakness in the yen that we've had. i'm wondering how that is complicating the picture for german export companies. clearly, the euro strengthened against the yen as well as the dollar, as well. how is that feeding through? >> in the medium term, it will almost certainly have an impact. simply the depreciation of the yen was so massive that, of course, in particular, when you look at, you know, german consumer goods, german capital goods, there's a very strong competition with japan in particular in the fast growing asian markets. so this is something that german companies will most certainly feel in the second half of this year. we actually had a very interesting chamber of commerce survey from germany out yesterday, a survey of 25,000 companies and they have actually -- you know, they have sa

and jen failure on a passenger jet leads to an emergency landing at heathrow. a collapsed bridge and miraculous rescue in the northwestern united states. drivers are plunged into icy water and lived to tell the tale. and alice is here with the latest on business including tough times for christine lagarde at the imf. the headat is back on of the international monetary fund. she has been called again this friday in a corruption inquiry that threatens to plunge to the fund another leadership crisis. it is seven :00 in the morning in washington, d.c., 1:00 in the afternoon in stockholm and midday here in london where thousands of british muslims are as usual attending friday prayers. mosques say they will use this opportunity to condemn the savage murder of a british soldier on a london street just two days ago. meanwhile, the british government is defending its security services against accusations they fail to take actions which might have prevented the killing of drummer lee rigby. the two suspects arrested at the scene had previously been investigated by emi f

the air bus a-319 left heathrow bound for oslow. no injuries have been reported. >>> the man who claimed to have master mounded the raid on an algerian gas plant in january may still be active. a statement attributed to the man says he was involved with the terror attacks this week in niger. attacks were carried out on a mine. they were run by a french firm and a military camp. they killed at least 20 people. the news agency in mauritania reports a man issued a statement claiming responsibility. the report says the man claimed the attacks were retaliation for killing of an islamist leader. and it says he's threatening more attacks. >>> japanese officials will take part in free trade talks for the first time. they'll have limited information. government officials from 11 asia pacific countries wrapped up their latest tpp talks in peru. they agreed to meet again in malaysia from july 15th through 25th. this means that japanese officials will only be able to take part for the last three days. still, negotiators from other countries say

it briefly closed runways at heathrow, europe's busiest airport.runways have now reopened but there are still delays. hey roadside bomb has killed five soldiers in southern thailand. an army spokesman says muslim insurgents are expected to detonating the bomb. it is what in one of three southern states that has suffered years of violent unrest. more than 5000 people have been killed since 2004. the fatal shooting of a taiwanese fishermen by the philippine coast guard has put strain on bilateral relations. emotions are running high in taiwan where there has been a lot of anti-philippine sentiment. but the same cannot be said about the philippines. here is the report. >> business remains brisk in this trendy taiwanese tea shot in -- tea shop and millet -- and manila. taiwan opposed a travel ban to the philippines and is actively discouraging new business ventures here after a 65-year- old taiwanese fishermen was shot dead on may 9 by the philippine coast guard who suspected him of poaching. this taiwanese entrepreneur said it is the most fragile rela

. >>> new this morning, london's he thr heathrow airport temporarily shut down their runways after a british airways plane was forced to make an emergency landing. the airline was headed for oslow and had a technical problem and returned to heathrow before takeoff. all passengers got off safely. >>> let's check the forecast with meteorologist, christina loren. a sigh. >>> it is going to be nice out there today. it is a three-day weekend for some of us. we'll be here on monday if you have to get to work, help you get out the front door. the good news is, we're going to stay nice today, nice tomorrow. we have changes headed our way as we get into the end of the memorial day. i think some places get some rain memorial day evening. we will talk about that coming up. 49 degrees in san francisco. 49 to start out your friday. 42 degrees in gilroy this morning. winds are still a built of a factor. they have really calmed down overnight. that's good news specially if you live in the wind prone areas where they have been howling. today, we are going to see warmer temperatures as well. 74, live

a passenger on board took video as the jet returned to heathrow. the passengers had to be evacuated down emergency slides. three people were treated for minor injuries. the airport was closed briefly but has just reopened. that's a sight you do not want to see when you're on an airplane. >> especially on one of the most traveled weekends of the year, of course memorial day weekend coming up. a lot of folks are going to be on the roads. we have bridges going down and trouble with planes. >> i say good weather, we just stay here. >> what are you doing? just going to hang out and enjoy? >> yeah. >> i think it should be a three- day birthday celebration starting today. >> a week-long celebration! we we getter get started then. [ laughter ] -- we better get started then! [ laughter ] >>> outside now we have patchy fog along the coastline, otherwise mostly clear in the interior valleys. temperatures chilly into santa rosa starting out at 42 this morning, 45 in the napa valley, 47 fremont and 48 in san jose. low pressure continuing to anchor to our north

british airways plane has landed at heathrow in london. there was a fire on a plane there. we know all passengers and crew have been evacuated and at first both the north and south run ways have been closed. the south run way has been reopened. we will keep an eye on this for you. >> today, it is not going to be a good day to deal with tax problems you may have. the irs is closed all employees are furloughed. it means you won't be able to call the agencies toll free numbers. the irs saying that it cannot accept returns filed electronically today. >> republican ares are jumping all over are president obama for how he is fighting the war on terror. he is following his promise to close the camp on begguantanamo. he wants inmates tried in a villain court. >> i want a legal system consistent with being at war. we don't have a plan to close it. >> all of us are in agreement until we have a plan from the administration. and then the status quo has to r remain. >> he said those attacks save lives. >> as the clean up continues in oklahoma, family and friends will bury two more stude

. >> we have breaking news -- both runways at heathrow airport are closed after a british airways plane made an emergency landing. we do not know just what led to the emergency landing, but we know all passengers were evacuated safely. updates as we get them. >> we are not hearing of any serious injuries or damage after a magnitude 5.7 earthquake hit northern california overnight. the quake was centered near greenville. in one store, surveillance camera captured have the quake knocked merchandise off the shelves. scientists said there were several aftershocks. thousands reported feeling the quake in the san francisco bay area and across the oregon border. we are learning about a magnitude eight point -- 8.2 earthquake in russia. tremors were felt in central moscow. out ofdeveloping story washington state. investigators are trying to figure out why part of a bridge collapsed into the river north of seattle. several vehicles went into the water, but officials say thankfully no one was killed. clean collapse was a break that send drivers plunging into icy water. snappede steel truss off it

new this morning, london's heathrow airport temporarily shut down its runways after a british airways plane was forced to make an emergency landing there. the airlines says the plane was headed for oslo but had some sort of technical problem and returned to heathrow shortly after takeoff. all 75 passengers were able to get off the plane shortly. >> shas >>> sharks are back in san jose. they lost 3-0 putting them down in the series, three games to two. game six will be at the shark tank. the puck drop still has not been announced. maybe they will turn it around. >> i like to think of it more on the brink of coming back. bring it on home. >> from the ice to the diamond, the giants are at home kicking off a three-game series against the colorado rockies. >>> throwing out tonight's first pitch, a very special woman. barbara is the founder of the kiss the toad creation, a nonprofit organization whose main goal is to make children who are battling life threatening illnesses or disabilities smile. she certainly does that. since 2008, she has sewn more than 1,000 super he rro capes. >>> rever

it had to make an emergency return to london's heathrow airport. the big scare. >> the big question is if the these guys were known by the british intelligence for so long, why wasn't more done. >> there will be a massive memorial for the 24 victims but already the individual families are starting to say good-bye. >>> everybody from maine to the texas coastline need to get ready. it could be another busy summer. >> you cannot declare the war is over. it takes two to tang oo. the war will be over when they stop attacking us. >>> apple opened in texas. when they heard that in china, they were like, cool, never been to texas. >> i'm charlie rose with gayle king. norah's off getting well deserved rest. one of the most important highways is at a standstill this morning. >> that's because a bridge collapsed about 60 miles north of seattle. the skagit bridge is along i-5 that kaishs most of the traffic. our affiliate is mt. vernon, washington. >> reporter: the most amazing thing about the wreckage of the bridge behind me is no one perished when the bridge

flight 762 had just taken off from heathrow airport to oslo. when witnesses saw black smoke from an engine forcing it to return. ault all passengers and crew got off safely. it closed all runways for a while. >>> the targeting of conservative groups, lois lerner was placed on leave after being forced to resign. she took the fifth when call to testify before congress. fbz news saying eric holder signing off on a warrant clearing the justice department to search the e-mail of a fox news reporterment holder recused himself from a separate doj investigation of the associated press. >>> less than a week from a bipartisan bill cleared a key hurdle, house republicans say, hey, not so fast. speaker john boehner saying his chamber will chart its own path on immigration laws. more on that later. >>> charles ramsey, kidnapped in cleveland, he saved three women. more than several restaurants are offering a free burger for the rest of his life. remember he had said he had that burger when he heard that cry for help. >>> time now for your first look at busin

find out why. >>> a dramatic emergency landing at heathrow airport.r the latest on that. >> not supposed to look like that. >> people were terrified. >> i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. >>> a bridge collapse on an interstate north of seattle, sending people plunging to the river 40 feet below. the bridge had been already classified as functionally ala obsolete before it came crashing down. this unfolding in rural mount vernon, washington, an hour north of seattle. we found katherine barrett there live. what can you tell us? >> as you said, there were injured in this, but very fortunately -- this bridge carries as many as 70,000 vehicles across this span. only two vehicles fell into the water. in these two vehicles, three people rescued fairly swiftly from very cold water and transported to local hospitalized where they are reported to be in stable condition with non-life-threatening injuries. glad to have survived what could have been a much, much worse situation in terms of human toll. obviously, structurally terrible, and a main artery from

. >> staying in britain, today at heathrow airport, a british airways plane was forced to make an emergency landing after black smoke was seen coming from the engine. it is thought the plane may have been hit by a bird soon after takeoff and was forced to return to the airport. passengers and crew used emergency slides to exit the plane. our correspondent has this report. >> there cannot be many more frightening sites than this if you are flying on a plane. this film was taken by a passenger. the casing has been ripped off the left-hand engine, the inside exposed. then comes the unnerving landing. and the escape down the emergency chute. some could not resist looking at the damage. john chapman was on board. >> as the plane gained speed and left, and after we left, it flew off, broke off, hit the fuselage, made a loud noise. >> one of the concerns was the fact that both engines had problems. the right hand side is clearly on fire. this airplane can fly safely on one engine, but losing power in both could be catastrophic. what is not in doubt today is the skill of the pilot. >> did a textboo

it had to make an emergency landing at heathrow airport.t so far we do not know what caused the scare. >>> the big question people here are asking is if they're known for british intelligence for so long, why haven't more done to prevent this murder? >> who are these two guys? are they part of a cell, or are they on their own? >>> there will be a massive memorial for all 24 of the victims this weekend, but already the individual families are starting to say their good-byes. >> everybody from maine to the texas coastline need to get their hurricane plan ready. it could be another busy summer. >>> you just cannot declare this war is over. it takes two to tango, as it were. the war will be over when the terrorists stop attacking us. >>> facing criticism for building many of its products overseas. apple is opening a new computer factory in texas. when they heard that, people in china were, like, cool, never been to texas. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king. norah is off getting well-deserved rest. one of the most important highways in the nor

from the skies above london where a british airways jet was forced to make an emergency landing at heathrow. you can see the smoke trailing behind the plane. the fire was reported in at least one of the jet's engines much the passengers were evacuated using emergency chutes. at least one runway is now completely shut down and significant delays are expected. >>> and now to the latest from the tornado zone. students and teachers have been reunited at their elementary school, which was completely destroyed in monday's twister. >> yeah, it was an emotional moment as parents recalled the heroic actions which saved their children. abc's marci gonzalez is in moore, oklahoma. good morning, marci. >> reporter: good morning, john and diana. we now know that 12,000 homes were damaged or destroyed, but progress is being made in the neighborhoods, at this hospital and at those two schools nearly leveled by monday's tornado. a look inside the wrecked remains of plaza towers elementary school where a single chalkboard stands in the rubble as an ominous reminder of how an ordinary school day so quickly tu

we understand the plane was return ared back to heathrow. it is calling a technical fault. there were 75 passengers onboard. that aircraft landed safely. all passengers are okay. we know emergency services had to go out to the aircraft. as far as we know that one run way is still shut down. one was reopened and one still closed as far as we know. we'll keep an eye on that. >> crews are working on that massive sinkhole. just ahead why it easier to get around it. >> what you need to know about all of that traffic. >> you may need an umbrella. we are getting rain to the west and on the eastern shore getting showers too. i'll show you the highs. february 22nd. a landmark transportation bill is up for consideration in the virginia legislature. even though it's backed by republican governor mcdonnell, tea party republicans refuse to support the plan. but terry mcauliffe thinks this is too important a time for partisan politics. mcauliffe reaches out to democrats and urges them to support the bill. and the bill passes. terry mcauliffe. putting virginia first. foour neighbors.... a

the passenger jet was forced to make an emergency landing at heathrow airport. all passengers were evacuated safely. three people were treated for minor injuries. i wouldn't want to see that. >> looking out your window looking at that? >> the inside of the jet engine there? not a good feeling. >> no. >> we have a big holiday weekend coming up. >> yes. and that is a good feeling. we have the holiday coming up. the unofficial kickoff to summer looks like cooler than average. outside right now, a chilly start. the temperatures staying way down. we have a couple of patches of fog. 42 degrees in santa rosa. it is 48 degrees in livermore. and it's 49 in san jose. 49 degrees in san francisco. low pressure still camping out to the north and that's keeping these temperatures down as all that cool air working its way right out of the gulf of alaska. a little breezy but not as windy as it's been just a sea breeze into the afternoon. these temperatures will stay mild inland. usually running well into the 70s. today it will be cooler than that about 73 degrees in livermore.

a british airways plane has made an emergency landing at london's heathrow airport after an engine caught fire and all those on board were safely evacuated and the plane was carrying seventy five passengers and was on route to oslo but was forced to turn back shortly after takeoff both of those runways were closed following the incident although since all this one of them has reopened. a spectacular fire broke out in a fuel death row north of brazil's capital rio de janiero at least one person the forty three year old man was killed in the inferno six giant fuel containers of the storage site caught on fire by sending flames up to fifty meters high forcing firefighters to evacuate nearby schools and houses according to officials the or the owner of the death row petro gold had lost his license to operate but continued doing so pending a court appeal. where the hundred farmers here in half an hour's time but for now it's a nerd alert gizmos and gadgets abound with technology doesn't just a moment live from moscow this is artsy. paranoia and zero tolerance policies strikes yet again the lat

not far away, a british airways jet had to make an emergency landing at london's heathrow airport today when smoke started streaming out of an engine. you can see it here. video taken onboard shows the engine's cowling cover had blown off. all 75 passengers and crew got out safely. in oklahoma today, funerals were held for four of the victims of monday's tornado. kyle davis and nicholas mccabe, both students at plaza tower elementary school. terri long, mother of three, was in a 7-eleven that was destroyed, and randy smith, an electrician. fema workers fanned out across town, assessing damage and meeting with homeowners. in all, 24 people died in monday's storm and the toll would likely have been much greater if not for the early warning put out by the national weather service. mark strassmann met the man who sounded that alarm. >> tornado on the ground. >> reporter: this video shows monday's twister charging into moore, oklahoma. >> we have large debris in the air! >> reporter: the funnel cloud morphed within moments into an historic ef-5 tornado, with wind topping 200 miles per hour.

a british airways plane made an emergency landing at london's heathrow airport after an engine court fire all those on board were safely evacuated a passenger managed to take a picture clearly showing a major malfunction of one of the engines yeah bus was carrying seventy five passengers and flying to also though but was forced to turn back shortly after takeoff both of the airports runways were closed following the incident although one has since reopened. and a spectacular fall i broke out in a field at north of brazil's capital rio de janeiro at least one person a forty three year old man was killed in the six giant fuel can tie in is that the storage psychic nine hundred sending flames soaring up to fifteen meters high forcing firefighters to evacuate nearby schools and high rises according to officials the owner of the depo petra gold had lost its license to operate but continued working pending a court appeal. coming up next here not saying we take a look at all things financial and prime interest. mission. critical three. four charges three. months three. three stooges free. d

nick schifrin, abc news, at heathrow airport. >> nick, thank you. and that wasn't the only white knuckle moment in the air to report tonight. fighter jets scrambled, sent to intercept a passenger jet with more than 300 people on board en route from pakistan to london, after reports that two men on board threatened to destroy the plane. the jet was diverted. those two men, under arrest tonight. >>> and from london this evening, we are getting new clues and new images after that attack, the young veteran and father killed in broad daylight. tonight, new video shows the final moments and we've been careful with what we're going to show here. abc's lama hasan from london again this evening. >> reporter: in new video of the attack, filmed by an eyewitness, we see the dramatic final moments of the shootout. as the attackers, charging the police officers, coming within just two feet of them. police ending the terrifying attack in just 13 seconds. after the two killers brutally murdered british soldier lee rigby, his body lying in the middle of the street,

seen pouring out of one of the engines before the jet landed as abc's nick schifrin reports from heathrow airport with the latest on what's going on, the investigation into what happened on that flight. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, elizabeth. passengers describe a harrowing takeoff. two loud bangs and then the right engine exploded. just minutes after lifting off the british airways airbus was belching smoke. the right engine on fire after some kind of technical fault. up in the air david gallagher took this frightening photo, the engine exposed. >> maybe five minutes after takeoff there was a loud popping sound. not really an explosion but definitely not normal takeoff sound and i looked out the left window and i could see the cover had blown off the left engine. >> reporter: the plane banked around, the pilot quickly made an emergency landing flying low over london rooftops, the passengers evacuateded and police and firefighters rushed to the plane. ton seriously injured. the plane had to be towed away. the left engine still exposed and just minutes ago david gallagher

there are still flight delays at london's heathrow airport after british airways plane had to make an emergency landing. the airline says the flight took off for norway but had to return to the airport because of an engine problem. it landed safely and passengers were evacuated, but three are being treated for minor injuries. both of the runways were closed and one of them has reopened. >> new this morning. rattled nerves in russia after a powerful earthquake. the magnitude 8.0 quake was on the far eastern coast of russia but it was felt more than 4,000 miles away in moscow. no reports of damage or injury. some california businesses are cleaning up items knocked off store shelves by an earthquake. no reports of any serious injuries or major damage after a magnitude 5.7 quake hit and the northeastern part of that state. there have been several aftershocks already. >> a developing story out of washington state. the national transportation safety board team has sent -- was sent to investigate a bridge collapse. a commercial truck may have hit the bridge causing it to give way. that cause

both runways at heathrow airport are open again after being shut down when a british jet made a landing. more now from london. >> after take off, air bus started spewing smoke. the right engine exploded. up in the air this was a harrowing view outside david galager's window. >> there is a loud popping sound and another loud sound. it's clear the right engine had caught fire, you can see the flames. >> inside, first fear then, fortitud ee. a few people were upset. td pilot turned after and flew low over roof tops. once landed, the passenger slipped down emergency chutes. three people injured but none seriously. the plane had to be towed away. david galager watching coverage of the landing. >> i've had a few close calls but nothing like this before. >> the travel was a mess. heath row was temporarily closed and 20 more flights were diverted to other airports. but for david and 70 other passengers, they are happy to be on the ground, safe. >> graduates at u.s. naval academy received a call for honor of a different kind today. the president used his commencement speech to remind service mem

so we don't shy at all from being able to compete second and we have lie-flat installations in heathrownetwork and the strength in the marketplace in new york as delta does. oui the number one carrier here. we're the hub carrier in laguardia. so when you look at all of the pieces, we're pleased to be in that marketplace competing against british airways. >> you are obviously a british airways flyer. >> no, richard -- >> fly virgin atlantic and go to our lounges at heathrow and compare them to british airways and get the experience -- >> i was sitting in your lounge at jfk the other day when i was off to rio. let me come back to mr. anderson. you very interestingly said when you responded to my question that actually the top rated cabin was virgin atlantic -- i beg your pardon, virgin america or virgin atlantic? >> are you going buy richard branson's carrier here in the united states as well? >> no. we are not. >> why? >> that's a separate -- a separate entity from the transaction. >> it's not actually for sale. >> it's not for sale. not for s >> why are you not selling it? >> go ahead.

nick shif rinne, abc news at heathrow airport. >>> meantime, british security officials believe the suddenht from pakistan to the uk was not terror-related. military fighter jets intercepted the plane after two passengers moved toward the jet's cockpit. police arrested the citizens when the jet landed at the airport outside london. 297 people were on board. so far police have found no suspicious items. the uk remains on a heightened terror alert because of the deadly attack on a soldier earlier in london this week. the man hacked to death. >>> five climbers are missing and feared dead on the world's third highest mountain. bad weather is hampering the search and preventing a rescue helicopter from getting to them. it is believed they were descending from the summit when they slipped at 25,000 feet. two climbers are hungarian, two are nep alese and one -- >> he had stolen a woman's cell phone at a bus station. when he tried to get away, the robber ways hit by a bus and then fell. the woman he tried to rob, once she recovered her phone, she helped her attacker out from under the bus. can you

. >>> officials at heathrow say passenger -- all 75 passengers were evacuated safely. it was bound for oslo, norway, when the pilot reported a technical problem. both runways were closed for a short period of time. the passengers were evacuated using the emergency slide. >>> if you were planning on visiting t office in san jose or oakland today, forget about it. today is a furlough todayday for four federal government agencies. the irs, the environmental protection agency and the white house office of management and budget. four other furlough days blamed on sequester days. june 14st, july 5th, july 22nd and august 30th. the irs warns taxpayers should continue to file their returns and pay owed taxes. >>> the cleveland man who helped rescue three kidnapped woman is getting a tasty reward from the golden arches. one day after they offered him free food for life, the national chain comes back and says they offer him free food for a year. the chain didn't want to appear like a publicity move and were not trying to benefit from the tragedy. charles ramsey told interviewers

the plane was forced to make an emergency landing at heathrow after black smoke started to pour out of one of the engines. once on the ground, the 75 people on board were evacuated. three people suffered minor injuries. british airways is investigating. the airline has canceled all of the shorter flights, at least for the time being. >>> british police are trying to determine if the two men accused of the brutal murder of a british soldier acted alone. the victim has been identified as 25-year-old lee rigby. he was a ceremonial drummer and an afghan war veteran. the two men accused of attacking rigby were shot by police at the scene and are in the hospital. a neighbor of one of the suspects says she's shocked. >> what's been the reaction of the local community here? >> shock. >> police searched several homes yesterday and arrested a man and a woman. it's not clear yet how they may be connected to the killing. >>> new this morning, russia says the syrian government has agreed in principle to a conference in the country's future proposed by russia and the united states. it is the first c

moments after a british airways jet took-at heathrow, passengers looked out the window to see this.the plane which was supposed to cover one of the engines was missing. and even more troubling, look at this. video from the ground shows smoke streaming out of that part of the plane. the jet was carrying 75 people in norway. it turned around and the pilots were able to land safely with passengers evacuating down the slides. the airplane -- or the airline reports it's investigating what happened. >>> the british fighter jet scrambled to it divert and airliner from pakistan after an accident on the plane. they're treating it as a criminal matter, not terrorism. police arrested two british buys for endangering an aircraft after the fighter jet diverted the plane to a london airport. it had 300 passengers onboard. it was scheduled to land in manchester. people in the united kingdom on edge after two men hacked to death a british soldier in broad daylight and cut his head off on a busy street. disturbing new video captured the moment police opened fire on the suspects. [ gunshots ] [ bleep

to make their living, installing custom exhausts in their shop just a few minutes from london's heathrowheir car -- >> oh! >> -- to chase down a hit-and-run driver. january 19th, 2011. just before 10:00 a.m. jack and raj are on their usual commute to work, when they notice a red mercedes driving recklessly. >> stupid driving. that's stupid driving. >> what caught our attention immediately was the fact that driver decided to break the law by just barging in front of us in the first place. >> jack records his drive to work using a dashcam to avoid of being falsely accused of causing an accident. a racket in britain called crash for cash. >> we installed them in our vehicles. just to capture anything should it ever happen for our own safety. >> question of time. with that kind of driving. look, look, look. >> this time, jack's dashcam on the case, recording everything. >> i don't think anybody would have anticipated anything they were doing that day is all being recorded on a high-definition camera. >> jack and his son watch the woman to see what she does next. >> she happened to be going t

british airways plane made an emergency landing at london's heathrow airport after an engine problem all of those on board were safely evacuated a passenger managed to take a picture clearly showing a major malfunction of one of the engines the airbus was carrying seventy five passengers and flying to oslo but was forced to turn back shortly after takeoff. and a spectacular fire broke out in a fuel death row north of brazil's capital rio de janeiro at least one person a forty three year old man was killed in the inferno six giant fuel containers at the storage site ignited sending flames soaring up to fifty meters high forcing five fighters to evacuate nearby schools and houses according to officials the owner of the depo petra gold had lost its license to operate but continued working pending a court appeal. if you have access thirty minutes time next day people of l. is here with crossed on. paranoia and zero tolerance policies strikes yet again the latest in a string of children being punished for making gun noises or playing with toy guns involves a son of a us marine who had the

. >> basically, the plane had just taken off from heathrow to oslo.aft and saw part of the engine cover fly off. now, that was about enough. but a few moments later, other passengers say on the right-hand of the aircraft, they saw flames coming out of that engine. and that's very much what we see in the pictures, wolf. we have the plane coming overhead. where you can clearly see smoke coming out of the right-hand of the engine. but when you look at the plane on the ground, you realize that both engines on this a-319 lost their covers. and that's going to be the conundrum in solving this. why did both engines seem to have something happen to them during this flight. >> it must have been, richard, so terrifying for the passengers. what are you hearing? >> terrifying at one level because of the noise, but at the same time, quite normal in the sense that the plane didn't jolt, or didn't dive or anything like that. modern aircraft are designed to fly on one engine. from what i hear, of course, is this -- by the time the pilot had stabilized the aircraft, b

airway flights to the bay area are running late right now because of an incident that happened at heathrowport. overnight, both runways of the london airport were closed because a flight to norway had to make an emergency landing. no be on board was hurt. it did set off a number of delays and caught up in all that, the two british airways flights to sfo. we checked with flightaware.com. both flights are running an hour behind schedule. >>> japan's all nippon airways resumes boeing 787 dreamliner flights this sunday after ÷ it is one of five commercial flights they are running this month. the jet will be back at san jose airport june 1st when regular service begins. united airlines resumed its use of the airports on monday. the planes were grounded for smoldering batteries. >>> the assembly appropriations committee votes on a new bill today requiring manufacturers to keep the most common plastic junk out of state waterways. the legislation aims to reduce plastic pollution on california's coastline by 95% in 2024. if it passes today, the measure will go before the full chamber next week. >>>

. >>> europe's busiest airport london's heathrow has been shut down this morning because of an emergency landing. a british airways jet developed a technical problem after take- off on a flight to norway. amateur video shows smoke coming from one engine. the airbus landed safely and the 75 passengers and crew were evacuated. officials say three people suffered minor injuries. >>> you might call it a performance of a lifetime. coming up, how a hollywood actor became a bigger star than ever during brain surgery. >> and have you looked at your phone bill lately? what's being called a new sneaky fee. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, surgery you think of the pat sedated and asleep. doctorst a >>> typically when you think of major surgery you think of the patient sedated, asleep. doctors at ucla recently performed a milestone brain surgery. amy johnson tells us what made this procedure hit just the right note. >> would i kill melinda. >> she was one of our best players. >> reporter: brad carter has made quite a name for himself in hollywood appearing in countless commercials and television shows including t

pilots quickly landed the plane back at london's heathrow. it was carrying 7 a people.d on the slides there. officials briefly closed both runways. no word on what caused all of this but the airline reports it's investigating. there is word of more cop tam nated medications that could cause another deadly outbreak of meningitis. and just like last year, officials say the bad ms came from one pharmacy. we will tell you where folks will be getting some cold and nasty weather this holiday weekend. even as the feds tell us a key weather satellite has failed. what that means as hurricane season approaches and did somebody say snow? led by the powerful sportsman 850 ho. value-minded side-by-sides... featuring the new ranger 800 midsize. and full-size workhorses including the all-new, class-leading, 60-horsepower, ranger xp 900. polaris. hardest working, smoothest riding. huge rebates d low financing are available right now during the polaris xp sales event. we don't let frequent heartburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and

passengers say they could see the housing on one of the engines start to tear away as they took off from heathrow picture of the airbus carrying 80 passengers and crew. someone on the plane captured this video. the damage engine cover. the pilot turned the flight around immediately and made an emergency landing. passengers had to be evacuated down the slides as a precaution. three people treated for minor injuries. but everyone is okay. they actually shut down the airport for a while, too. >> glad everyone is okay. >>> one of the heroes from monday's tornado in moore, oklahoma is out of the hospital this morning. doctors were worried that jennifer, a third grade teacher would never walk again. she was injured shielding students during the tornado but she was able to walk yesterday. >> take that first step was just -- oh. >> 24 people including 10 children were killed by that tornado. >> she saved lives of a lot of kids. >> she did. >>> 6:44. we have a birthday weekend, we have a holiday weekend. pressure is on. >> pressure is on this weekend. kind of a 50/50 weekend. sorry about that. >> by the w

. >>> tonight's shoutout is pilots forced to make an emergency landing at london's heathrow airport.ain plane had to turn back because of a technical fault. as you can see, there is smoke coming out of one of the plane's engines, pouring out of one of the engifrpg engines. the plane did land safely. only three were treated for minor injuries. just look at that engine. it was like that in the air. all right. i want to check with wolf blitzer. he is in with anderson on "ac 360." hey, wolf. >> thanks very much. for days now we've been seeing the terror in oklahoma. tonight you're going to hear the first terrifying moments as people realized a monster was upon them. >> we'll get them out there as soon as we can. >> please, hurry. >> thank you. >> 911. >> we'll have a bunch more of the frantic 911 calls. also, an alleged crime that makes you stop and think twice. make sure you heard it correctly. get this. an army sergeant at ft. hood in texas is under investigation in connection with a prostitution ring. and here's what's even more shocking. that sergeant's job, he worked in sexual abuse

a british airways jet making an emergency landing at heathrow airport in london after experiencing technicalws smoke from the engines. a man on the ground said he knew something was wrong. >> as it went over there was a major change in the sound of the plane. i almost want to say it sounded like an explosion. when i looked up the plane was coming through the clouds and its right engine was on fire. >> the plane landed safely. passengers were evacuated. london ambulance service said it treated three people were injuries two. runways were closed. one is back open. this morning we are learning more about the two men who murdered a british soldier in london allegedly. right now michael adavo lavo and michael abed awali are in separate hospitals after vicious atta attack. one converted to islam in 2003. police made two additional arrests and are searching several homes in the expanding investigation. authorities say they are bracing for potential copycat attacks sending more than 1,000 officers the to trouble spots. the british soldier killed in the attack, lee rigby leaves behind a 2-year-old so

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. >>> this just in, heathrow airport reopened.y were closed over and emergency landing of a british airway's flight. the flight turned back shortly after takeoff due to technical fault. all crew and passengers were evacuated safely. three people were treated for minor injuries. >>> to the latest oklahoma, funerals for the 24 victims have begun and one of the first honoring the brief life of a 9-year-old who died at plaza towers elementary school. there is so much sadness. in the middle of that all, there is signs of hope. signs that a wounded and dazed community is beginning to pick up the pieces and now look to the future. pamela brown is live in moore, oklahoma this morning. good morning, pamela. >> reporter: good morning to you, john. reality is really starting to sink in here. just a few day after the tornado, survivors are beginning the healing process. they're starting to get back to their daily routines and trying to rebuild. this woman considers herself one of the lucky ones. her house in moore is still standing, barely. >

: at this hour the runways are back open after a plane is forced to make an emergency landing at heathrowis is the plane carrying 75 passengers and crew. and it caught fire shortly after takeoff. see the black smoke pouring out of one of the engines in the the plane is trying to climb. well, someone on board taking these pictures showing the flaps of the engine open, exposing inside. and well, we can tell you that the passengers safely evacuated that plane but three people were treated for minor injuries and then they had the temporary closure of europe's biggest airport causing major travel delays. it's not clear what caused the fire. the plane might have hit, we're told, a flock of birds. we have heard that one before. >> lots of new questions today about president obama's decision to promote victoria nuland. she is the former state department spokeswoman who was proved by eternal emails to be heavily involved in revising the benghazi talking points saying she had concerns about an early version of them and asking that any references to it cia threat warnings in advance or a terror atta

. >>> and new video showing that emergency landing at london's heathrow airport on friday.ght the scene as the plane was forced to turn back to london with its right engine on fire. 75 passengers and crew evacuated the british airways jet. >>> sweden is suffering through a sixth straight night of violence. rioters have been setting fires and throwinging stones in response to a police killing of an immigrant man in his home. >>> and finally, every sunday night i tune in to "game of thrones." watch every episode religiously. don't understand what's going on, but when someone says, do you watch "game of thrones," i'm the first to say, obsessed. so when jimmy fallon turns it into game of desks, he transformed the entire studio as well. >> thank the gods you've arrived. we have a bit of a situation. it appears that one of the writers of the late night -- has been exceptionally bad as of late. >> yep. so i understood game of desks almost as well as i understand "game of thrones." i used to be embarrassed, but nobody really fully understands what's happening, but we all watch and

. >>> finally a plane makes an emergency landing at heathrow leaving a trail of smoke.de his window as the engine -- everyone is okay. the plane did land safely british airways calling the incident, quote, a technical fault and that is today's hit play. i'm just about out of time. i'm brooke baldwin live here in moore, oklahoma. it's been quite a week for the good people of moore and so many surrounding communities who were absolutely devastated this past monday and to be here and to tell their stories it has truly been an honor. i will never forget the likes of jackie sing and other folks we have interviewed including this adorable little 3-week-old baby whose name appropriately is hope. if you would like to see any of our interviews go to cnn.com/brooke. thanks so much for watching. jake tapper takes it from here. >>> rise of the machinesme. i'm jake tapper and this is "the lead." a world lead, a warning foreign hackers may have the power to control your world as if you're in sin city after a report that iran successfully got into our grid. just think about what happe

as they were making that emergency landing at heathrow.and as it plays out you will see the engine cover has blown open, exposing that burning equipment. the pilot, crew, did a great job, jon. as you know as a pilot keeping that plane under control. as you're watching it land and then we're told both runways closed as passengers and crew evacuated from the plane down emergency chutes. it was headed to oslo but turned back to london because of that fire. it has been a tough week in london as you know. arthel was talking about that bloody video of a knife-wielding terrorist going viral after a british soldier was killed in the streets. they're investigating there. london's metro police quick to say this plane emergency landing is not being treated as a terrorist incident. they make that very clear. one unconfirmed theory is that the plane's engines were hit by a bird. jon? jon: all right. harris faulkner, if you learn anything else get back to us. >> will do. jon: thank you. arthel: always a nervous time as you taking off. you as a pilot but

we're flying it from here out of houston to heathrow. >> when you look at what's happening on the airlinesk you about the rise in fees because you've increased your cancellation fee as have other airlines recently. you just saw the report on the airlines making $3.6 million in baggage fees. there are more than a few people who are worried that the airlines are hitting a point similar to the mid-'09s that you're pushing the customers. >> it is very important for us to make money as an industry, historically we've lost money since the wright brothers and we're at a point when we're moving the airlines to actually a business. a business that earns an excess of its cost of capital and they can make the investments and the products that the customers want. all of this stuff, the 787 and the things that we're doing in product and the new terminal, it costs a lot of money and it's good for customers and for us to be profitable and we continue to make the investments that the customers demand and expect. >> we're on a flight today. you're not going to have wi-fi on the flight today. people say it'