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>> the jet ski -- >> the jet ski was destroyed. my understanding, the jet ski was taken apart.nd buried afterwards. and the parts that would not float were just thrown into the lake and of course, they sunk. >> this here is coming in from mexico. >> reporter: the sheriff believes hartley's story but may never be able to prove it. david hartley's mother can barely control her emotion. >> what happened to david and tiffany was an act of terror. plain and simple. it was a senseless violence, but it was an act of terror. and that is not going to end at the border. it's over here already. >> reporter: and for tiffany herself, it is even more troubling. >> reporter: do you think your husband is a victim of, in a way, politics? >> i would say a victim of terrorism, of politics, and, um, the way of life of mexico. and the politics -- i think there's too many connections between u.s. and mexico, too much money going back and forth. >> reporter: connections you mean in a criminal way? >> in a money way. i think it's all money. >> reporter: in the air over border country, captain stacy ho

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the jets built by dassault for another 12 planes. hollande will fly to saudi arabia to attend a gulf cooperation council summit the first for a western head of state. gil sunderland told us more. >> good choice is what a smiling and relaxed hollande told qatar's emir. he signed a contract that includes 24 rafales and technical training for 26 qatari pilots. it also included in negotiation on information sharing. the rafale is not only a powerful fighter jet, also a very sophisticated reconnaissance aircraft. the contract could bode very well for a potential conflict with neighboring uae where france's defense minister was yesterday. the visits strengthen france's position in the gulf. prince will on will be flying out to saudi arabia, where he will be the first foreign leader to be invited to a gcc council. issues such as conflicts in syria and yemen will be discussed. genie: reporting from doha. let's look at our headlines before we talk more about the french a visit. in texas, two gunmen shot dead by police outside an art exhibit a

jet heading into new york's jfk airport. a caller apparently warned a chemical weapon was on board. let's talk about all this. jean casarez is here with me in new york. none of these threats have been credible, correct? >> no and we want to get that out, but it's still a developing story. there were multiple calls of threats in regard to airliners that were in the air today. once again, nothing has been deemed to be credible at all. but the north american aerospace defense command is confirming with cnn that in regard to the air france flight 22, they issued two f-15 fighter jets to

jets. we managed to get some intelligence on the u.s. government's thinking of the different types of jets and they were concerned the presidential jets might be difficult for them from a legal perspective post up from a legal perspective, they are flying embassies. there protected under the vienna convention. it has a right to go into the presidential jet. so in assessing these options president madurio for example had a ready-made an offer of asylum. i'm not sure if it was public by the stage, but it became public. so we thought that and if you are presidential jets were a possibility. but we particularly were concentrating on -- i don't want to mention all the nations involved but latin american nations who were not bolivia there was an oil conference -- there was an international oil conference in moscow that week. edward snowden was still in the airport. so we thought, well, this is an opportunity, actually, to send edward snowden to latin america on one of these jets. now i thought an

check it out. >> it's like leaving on a jet plane. ♪ on a jet plane without the plane part -- with jetwo flyers got dropped off overdue buy. being trapped to a four-engine jet wing is unique enough, but flying in formation is unheard of. climbing, diving at a top speed of 190 miles per hour. crisscrossing each other. the undisputed leader is 56-year-old eve rosie. >> it's fun. >> also known as jet man, now he has a trough toe shay, jet man jr., 30-year-old jet rafel. >> flying it with my body. >> how do they steer? with this. up, down, left, right. the flyer holds the throttle fully loaded with kerosene, the jet wing wears 121 pounds. but you don't feel the weight while flying. vince says his very first flight was emotional. >> i came down down and cried a bit. >> now he's doing splits with his partner flying around the world. how did they get permission? the project is funded by dubai. but the jet wing can't yet do what the rocketeer did. >> how do i look? >> like a hood ornament. >> the rocketeer could take off from the ground and that's something the jet men are working on. the kero

tell us more about their part in the coalition. >> well morocco sent six m 16 fighter jets to join the-led coalition against yemen and morocco has strong ties with saudi arabia and the king of morocco has been here two weeks ago visiting saudi arabia and they announced the fighter jets was lost. the other pilot in the second aircraft in this squdron said he couldn't see if the pilot of the fighter jet was able to eject before it crashed and also morocco via it's official media there announced that probably the jet has been hit by a missile. we don't know what kind of missile to the houthis but we know that yemen's army now is mostly in the hands of saleh most of the army and its traditional weapons and capabilities are now used by saleh and the houthis against the coalition aircraft. >> mohamed reporting from riyadh saudi arabia thank you. >>> the king of saudi arabia and other gulf leaders are declining an invitation from barack obama and the u.s. president wanted to welcome king salman before a summit on thursday at camp david and saudi arabia foreign minister says it coincides with

net jet's pilots.kay. are you guys going to strike? this is going on for so long, at some point, pedro, there is a massive stalemate, someone has to move on this. >> we're currently in mediation. we're probably ten or 12 months before we can request to go on strike. liz: you have to request to go on strike? >> we have to request under the rules we work under to have the ability to go on strike. and we're probably ten or 12 months. but if management continues down this path, we feel like we have no other option other than going on strike. >> warren buffett told me and fox business that these pilots are happy. they do well. they make 145,000. what did you make last year? >> i made somewhere in the lower 90,000-dollar range. >> is that because your time was split between running the union -- >> no, i've been here ten years. make $80,000. >> with all that training. >> with all that training. >> and you're flying nca, p diddy rapper types that make millions of dollars. >> we're flying the captains of indust

they have a jet engine inside.eat that is produced from the jet engines is what melts the snow. >> it is a big operation. >> no matter what the weather, it will be a great day. >> some of the greatest games in the history of the nfl have been played in inclement weather. it may snow, it may rain, but it could also be 45 degrees and gorgeous. super bowl xlviii at metlife stadium will be very exciting. we want to make sure that the region knows that the super bowl has been here. >> when we come back, jonathan tisch confesses a secret. >> when people ask me what i'd be doing if i wasn't in the hotel business -- i'm a frustrated architect. ♪ >> the regency hotel at the corner of park avenue and 61st street has been an institution since the day it opened back in 1963. in january, to celebrate the grand reopening. jonathan tisch, chairman of the loews hotel, was on hand to welcome the guests back. just a few weeks before it opened, we met tisch for a sneak peek of the hotel. workers were buzzing around, putting the finis

that jet had an odd smell after takeoff. turns out it was a bad air conditioning system metal on metal creating the smell. it's been a scary few days of emergency landings. yesterday, we saw metal on concrete as that united express jet scraped to a stop without a left landing gear in los angeles. in all three of these incidents, passengers praised the pilots and the crews for bringing their emergency situations to a safe conclusion. david? >> david kerley who covers aviation for us. david, thank you. >>> tonight, there is a major new development in the nfl investigation, the lead investigators now taking aim at tom brady. after the quarterback's agent came out after news of brady's four-game suspension defending him. brady's own father calling it game framegate. that investigators saying brady refused to turn over cell phone records. now, the clock ticking. will brady appeal? again tonight, abc's ryan >> reporter: tonight, swift reaction from ted wells, the deflategate report author, saying in a conference call with reporter

>> a moroccan jet taking part in saudi led air strikes in yemen goes missing. hello i'm darren jordan with the world news from al jazeera north korea's test launch of a new ballistic missile. >>> crack down on human traffickers. ♪ ♪ >> and how venezuela is helping to recover a language on the be brink of dying out. >> we begin with news now in yemen and morocco's news agency is reporting that a fighter jet has gone missing. f-16 similar to the one here was hit but it didn't say by what. it's not known if the pilot ejected or not. morocco led the alliance of saudi arabia by lending six jets. >>> small sign of diplomatic progress as hashem ahelbarra reports. >> reporter: it's the first time the saudi led coalition has targeted yemen's former president, ali abdullah saleh. the former saudi ally was unharmed in the attack, and remains defiant. >> translator: you should continue carrying your arms. ready to sacrifice your lives in defense against these belligerent attacks. i can describe this aggression as an act of cowards. if you are brave enough come and face us

the fbi is looking into a series of threats made against multiple passenger jets all heading to the united states. one anonymous caller claimed a chemical weapon was on board this air france flight. the plane landed safely at new york's jfk airport, escorted by two f-15 fighter jets just as a precautionary measure. it has now been cleared. no real threat detected. jean casarez has been looking into all these different reports and threats. where does all this stand now? >> we're learning more and more airlines more and more flights. law enforcement receiving these anonymous calls. once again, none of them have any correct at this point. we're learning that a flight that is right now landing at jackson heartsfield airport in atlanta, virgin atlantic flight 103m arriving from manchester england, has received a nonspecific threat. no other information is available at this time.

ten passenger jets landing. this one at jfk. the passengers never knowing that their plane had been trailed by fighter jets. authorities now warning there will be serious con consequences for anyone making these threats. here's abc's david kerley. >> reporter: the fbi tonight is looking for the anonymous suspect responsible for this. >> air france 22, shut down at your discretion, you're going to be there for a while. >> okay, shutting down engines. >> reporter: an air france jet surrounded at jfk. as it approached the u.s., fighter jets scrambled and watched from a distance as the jetliner landed. just one of about ten flights in which an unidentified caller made a threat to local authorities about a chemical device on board. jets landing at five different airports, all fakes. the fbi has to take every one of these seriously? >> they almost don't have any choice, particularly if the plane is in the air. what are you going to do? you are going to search it. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi is trying to trace back the phone caller.

of hawaiian airlines jet. passengers inside watching as the window hit by water and foam. no the evacuation. passengers stay in the seat until the plane is towed to the gate. >> he heard 2 pop and a little bit of a shake with each pop i was nervous steward december running around. i was nervous about listeneding. >> the small pweing 7 17 experienced engine surge. similar to back fire in car much watch the 747. it experiences one. in today case the pilot decided to divert and make the emergency landing in maui. second incident in 2 week for hawaiian. the passengers got out of a 7 67 on emergency slides. that jet had an odd smell after take off. turns out it was a bad air conditioning system metal on metal creating the smell. scary few days of mm. landings scary few days of mm. landings. yesterday we saw metal on concrete. as the united express jet scraped to stop without left landing gear in los angeles. in all 3 incidents passengers praised the pilot and the crew for bringing their emergency situation emergenc

liz: it has been a month and a half since the copilot of that germanwings jet purposely crashed the jet in the french alps killing all 150 people on board including a bunch of high school students visiting spain. french air accident investigators are now reporting that the copilot, that guy, andreas lubitz practiced a controlled descent that morning on a flight to barcelona. why wasn't this descent detected in the earlier flight and is this something airlines should be on the lookout for now. joining me now former faa official scottbrenner. as best as we can understand, going from barcelona to where they were going, to germany, is sort of like l.a., san francisco, it's a quick flight. >> right. liz: he was on the same one hours earlier and suddenly descended without being told? how do we know? how can we prove that was a practice for what horror was to come? >> sure, every commercial aircraft out there is equipped with two black boxes. one called the cockpit voice recorder on, a two-hour loop, that records every sound going on inside the cob pichlt the other one is the flight data recor

the leader is 56-year-old eve rossi, also known as jet man.a pret teth a, prince raffi. >> not inside of the cockpit. i'm not jetting it with my body. >> how do they steer? >> with this. up down left right. the flier holds the throttle fully loaded with kerosene it weighs 121 pounds but you don't feel the weight while flying. vince said his first flight was emotional. >> i came down crying. >> and now he's touring across the world. the project is funding by dubai which is getting say name for promoting sports but nobody can did what the jet rocket ear could do. he could take off from the ground and that is something the jet member are working on. it runs out after a 10-minute flight and they jet to earth and they are a parachute if they have to eject as eve did over the strait of gibraltar, and he's a jet pack potato. jeanne moos cnn, new york. >> you couldn't pay me. >> thanks for joining. ac360 starts right now. >> breaking news in madison, wisconsin, where protesters have taken to the streets, black lives matter. and they are asking for jus

we look at the private jet industry which has some alarming statistics. scarlet: good afternoon. i'm scarlet fu, here with alix steel. s&p: you are looking at and clawing its way to a closing record. that's the inter-day -- we have not hit that but if we close right now, we would be at a new record for the s&p. scarlet: it's like 2014 all over again. the nasdaq doing the best of the three, but the dollar is weak or , now at a four-month low, heading for its fifth straight weekly loss. one analyst says in order for the dollar to take another leg up, needs to be about the fed raising rates and that this is a healthy retracement. taking a look at the 10 year, the yield has moved off its session low, turning even lower but pretty much flat. we did have a successful sales -- the u.s. sold about 16 billion dollars worth of u.s. bonds. now to a look at the top stories this hour -- the death toll in the amtrak train crash is now at eight, and with the discovery of another body earlier today, amtrak ceo says the company expects to have some service restored by monday. officials believe th

>> if the money was paid to the jets just for saluting the jets they should give it back.ther advertisement or something else that i don't know about, then that's a decision for the government to make whether they should be paying that kind of advertising. but if we're paying the new york jets franchise for saluting the troops that would be disappointing. >> i know when you went to mexico you didn't want to talk about immigration reform. but you're entertaining the notion of running for president. and there are significant questions about whether or not, for instance there should be a path to citizenship. in a general view -- i know you're not laying out your immigration proposal now. but in a general view the 12 million or so undocumented immigrants in in country, should they have an ability to become citizens or would you think it's okay to have a second tier status, what hillary clinton called second class status. >> let's talk about secretary clinton for a second. the pantering going on by her is really the kind of thing that disgusts people about american politics. th

the air force says it scrambled two f-15 fighter jets as a precaution this morning after word of a threat on an airliner from france headed to new york. they say it was an air france flight headed to jfk. nor rad says law enforcement received the threat. jean casarez following all of this. >> it's happening right now. well that plane has not been given an all clear but did land safely at jfk about 10:17 this morning. law enforcement has been searching that plane and according to the north american aerospace defense command they tell cnn a threat came in on air france flight 22 and because of that, as a precautionary measure, that is why the two f-15 fighter jets came in and were launched as a precautionary measure. now, as we say, the flight has not been cleared yet. it did land safely. at this point, there are more questions than answers, but law enforcement has been searching that flight to see if there is any credible information that comes from this threat that was launched directly at law enforcement on this flight. we do want to tell everybody that the flight did leave paris, france

. >>> did you hear about the threats to jets? out of new york city and atlanta and other places? well, the fbi now reports a day later, it is an open investigation because police got a series of anonymous phone threats that were warning of chemical weapons or bombs headed into the united states. now, yesterday, the air force scrambled fighter jets to get one flight into jfk. somebody claimed there was a chemical weapon on board that flight. now the passengers said they never knew anything about it. they land asked checked things and everything was fine. the fbi says it acted out of an bundance of caution. there was other inls residents. delta reports of two its jets were quote, threatened. a paris to london flight. none of the threats appeared credible them checked out everyone of them obviously. atlanta, new york other cities as well right? >> right. and i don't know if i heard you mention newark. but at any rate basically maryland state police received a call yesterday morning basically giving them a threat toward commercial av

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fighter jetter escorts an air farce jet today. an unknown caller warning of a possible chemical weapon on board. threats involving at least three flights to jfk, two at newark airport. one at boston's logan airport. abc's tom llamas on the security scare. >> reporter: intense moments today at new york's john f. kennedy airport. threats against three planes. emergency vehicles dispatched and passengers piling onto the tarmac. for air france flight 22, a dramatic end to what began as an ordinary flight. just after 3:30 a.m., the jet takes off from paris. three hours later, an anonymous threat phoned in to maryland state police -- there is a bomb on the plane or a chemical weapon. two u.s. f-15 fighter jets are scrambled and escort the plane to new york. passengers onboard suspecting nothing. >> the moment we land ded, i saw all the fire departments, and we said something must have happened. >> you see the police you see the federal agent. whoa! >> reporter: on the ground authorities radio into the pilot. >> you have anyone ill or si

investigative series new episode the death of aging only on al jazeera america >>> moroccoan jet taking part in saudi of led air strikes in yemen goes missing. ♪ >>> hello, i am darren jordan in doha with the world news from al jazerra. also ahead south korea warns i've merciless responsible response to north korea's test of a nuclear missile. rival groups in the central african republic sign a deal to put down their arms after a conflict that has killed thousands. >>> cuba's president thanks pope francis to for help ending the diplomatic deep freeze with the united states. >>> we begin with news out of yemen. and morocco state news agency is reporting a fighter plane taking part in the saudi-led coalition against the houthis is missing. it was an f-16 similar to the one here, it's not known if the pilot ejected. morocco helping in the early campaign with six fighter jets. >> yep's former president has announced an alliance. there has been a small sign of deposit natural i can practice he is,. >> reporter: it's the first time the saudi-led co since has targeted yemen's former president

just after 3:30 a.m., the jet takes off from paris. three hours later, an anonymous threat phoned into maryland state police -- there is a bomb on the plane or a chemical weapon. two u.s. f-15 fighter jets are scrambled and escort the plane to new york. passengers onboard suspecting nothing. >> the moment we landed, i saw all the fire departments, and we said, something must have happened. >> you see the police, you see the federal agent. whoa! >> reporter: on the ground, authorities radio into the pilot. >> do you have anyone ill or sick on the aircraft? >> no, no. nobody is sick. >> reporter: with passengers collecting their luggage, the plane searched. no bombs on board. all clear. amy, again, at least six phone threats were called in about planes around the country, four jets were searched. nothing was found. authorities tell us these phone threats happen all the time, but the high number that happened today is unusual. amy? >> tom, thank you. >>> we move on now to a developing story in cleveland. reports of a deal with the justice

it's kind of mini turbine the same you have on a jumbo jet the 747. reduced. but the principle is exactly the same. we have 88-kilos of trust. that means you can imagine you have a big guy pushing you constantly in the air. >> definitely it's a beautiful thing to be able to fly in the air and not just an extension. you feel completely relaxed. you think, okay, i want to go right. you look right and just lean a little bit with the shoulders it goes right. you may forget that you have something on your back. >> it's a lot of happiness. it's hard to describe. >> just after the top of the tour. then at the end of the flight we're above the landing area, and at this point people were screaming. we were sharing the synergy. >> remembering these moments. it's so strong. >> yes. >> we have goose bumps. it was just a perfect moment. >> the jet men say it took them almost five years to train for that flight. that's our broadcast. we thank you for watching. i'm john seigenthaler. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. the news continues next with antonio mora an

jet heading into new york's jfk airport. chemical weapon was on board. let's talk about all this. jean casarez is here with me in new york. none of these threats have been credible, correct? >> no and we want to get that out, but it's still a developing story. there were multiple calls

look what happens to that jet.e northward as we head into memorial day and then that ridge in the jet stream allows that warmth to expand and settles in for much of next week. and i'll show that you in the seven-day forecast. heat not happening tomorrow morning. look at that. visits even some 40's early in the day. then we get up to about 80 degrees. still comfortable with low humidity. we'll bring back that heat for memorial day. monday afternoon mid 80's for the inland spots low to mid 70's along the shore. not a bad beach day for the next couple days. overnight, mostly clear, 52 for center city, 40's in the suburbs, up around 80 degrees. here is your shore forecast. again lots of sunshine. wear the sun block. 72 for the high. a little bit breezy. that ocean water is chilly at 61. memorial day forecast can't beat it. partly sunny warm, get outside and enjoy it if you can. 85 degrees for the high temperature. extended forecast, bring back the 90's starting on tuesday with the chance of >> all right little phillies

>> saudi jets target the yemeni house. halts in the bombing take a step forward. you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up macedonian police say 14 members of an armed group and eight police officers were killed in a gun fight in the north of the country. and the pope and the president, raoul castro said the catholic leader could persuade him to return to the church. >> hello. we begin this hour in yemen, and it appears opposing forces are inching closer to a cease-firedee deal. you hour reblt say they would respond positively to ending the suffering of the yemeni people. a humanitarian pause on tuesday has been made by the saudi-led coalition. diplomatic efforts, the fighting continues he has announced his alliance with the houthi reynolds. >> it's the first time the saudi-led coalition has targeted yemen's former president. the former saudi-ally was unharmed in the attack and raimdz defiant. >> scan scan remains . >> i can describe this aggression as an act of coward icy. if you are brave enough face us on the battlefield. cowardice. if you ar

jet heading into new york's jfk airport. a caller apparently warned a chemical weapon was on board. let's talk about all this. jean casarez is here with me in new york. none of these threats have been credible, correct? >> no and we want to get that out, but it's still a developing story. there were multiple calls of threats in regard to airliners that were in the air today. once again, nothing has been deemed to be credible at all. but the north american aerospace defense command is confirming with cnn that in regard to the air france flight 22, they issued two f-15 fighter jets to escort it into jfk where it landed at 10:17 without incident. now, that plane has not been cleared yet, but what we understand is passengers were on board for about two hours. they didn't really know what was happening. but the fbi has just issued a statement to cnn. we want to show everybody. it does say, out of an abundance of caution, air france flight 22 was escorted to john f. kennedy airport by u.s. air force fighter jets following a phone