we do know the elements of jfk are windy. whether or not that is a huge factor here we have yet to know. we did see this by the way when we saw the endeavour land at dulles airport the last time we saw this piggyback ride into washington, d.c. they had to do a few flights to get the right situation to land and they safely landed in washington, d.c. this is tricky. this is not your typical flight. 180,000 pounds on the back after 747 is not what we normally see and not what pilots normally fly. jon: that's right. winds at jfk are at 21 knots, gusting to 28 knots but they're just about in line with runway 31-r, 31-r. that is war laura ingle is right now. it should be an easy landing. actually that, well i say easy. jenna: air quote it is easy? jon: what i'm saying they will not have a lot of crosswind to deal with. those gusts won't be exactly helpful but it does actually help the pilot just a bit to have some wind in your face because it adds to the wind speed over the wing so it gifts you lift that the engines don't from to p

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green giant >> emergency randing at jfk airport in new york this afternoon.assengers say they felt the whole plane tremble and shake and the cabin filled with smoke after an apparent bird strike. jim avila has the details. >>reporter: this is the damage done. the engine that shut down on take off. after taking a large bird into the teeth of a turbine. this ticket obtained exclusively by w abc. this video from passenger as the plane limped back to jfk. >> delta 10 6 3 has had app engine failure on the right engine declaring emergency due to bird strike. >> 10 63 we have declared an emergency engine failure on the right. engine request visual return back to 1 3 right. new request we would like to do a visual to 2 2 please. >> than unbelief bring calm voice of captain in the middle of emergency as he turns the plane around from runway 13 right on 1 engine and loops back to run way 22 right. 172

nice workout there at jfk.n discovery came into washington it had an escort plane as we watch it fly over new york city on the back left side. it's an extraordinary site. obviously leonard nimoy excited to see it once again having not seen it since 1976. when you think back to those days in the 70s, and this really spans sort of an american moment in history as well during the excitement of this whole space program, and you think about kids growing up and wanting to than astronauts, and you wonder what they think as they look at this. do they understand the significance of the shuttle program? do they understand how historic it was to be able to launch these shuttles that went back and forth and built the international space station as a hub in the sky to be hopefully a launch pad for so many future things. bill: enterprise was the teacher, and now the teacher will continue to teach so many students, you know, every year, year after year. martha: look at that, bill, i'm sorry, it is looking like it's -- the las

it in the jfk area, the area of jfk airport in new york city. it will have quite a reception there.udience of 1500 people who have come to see what is truly a phenomenal site, not something that many people have ever had the opportunity to see. enterprise of course flying without a crew, own cockpit has been stripped of instruments, that actually happened a long time ago. it is mounted to the top of the 747, ultimately it's going to be taken off of that 747, it will be placed on a barge near jfk airport, and then it will be taken on the hudson river to its final resting place which will be part of the intrepid sea, air and space museum in manhattan. i'm wondering, we were talking with astronaut mark kelly, does it give you a thrill to see a shot like this? >> it does. i'm very fond of space shuttle discovery and endeavour, which i flew on each twice but always great to see any space shuttle even enterprise and for it to get to new york city is certainly very exciting for the people that live there. >> we have cameras all over the place, we have cameras near the top of the rock. this

more than 2,500 at jfk alone since 1990. causing $600 million in damage world wide and killing 219 people since 1988. today's bird strike happening at the absolute worst time. >> by takeoff, it is really the most risky part of the whole flight. because you are heavy, the airplane is just trying to get away from the ground and if you lose one engine, you have lost half the thrust, half the ability to get into the air. >> reporter: this pilot able to return safely to the airport but of course, today's incident is a chilling reminder of what happened when captain sullenberger has to fly his u.s. air jet into the hudson river. today, another example of a pilot with cool, calm skill. of course, this pilot had a couple of things going for him. first of all, he was close enough to return right to jfk, didn't have to come and land in a river like sully did. the other thing that happened was, as you notice in that picture at the beginning of the piece, the cone, the engine cone, the damage was confined to the inside and none of those

as he turns the plane around from jfk runway 13 right on one engine.nd loops back to runway 22 right. 172 passengers, 7 crew members on board. when the big 7 57 if jet had to turn around. it was en route to los angeles. here's one of the passengers. >> flight 10 63 that was the scariest thing i have ever done. >> flock of black birds hit the right engine. so you knowed like a volkswagen beetle being grinded through the engine. the flight then got disrupted in the air. i thought we were going to go down. next thing that happened was a smell came through the cabin. >>reporter: bird strike happen all too often. more than 2500 times jfk alone since 1990 causing 600 million dollars in damage worldwide and killing 2 19 people since 1988. today bird striking happening at the salute worst time. >> at take off it's really the most risky part of the whole flight because you are heavy. airplane is just trying to get away from the ground. if you lose one engine you now have lost half the thrust half the ability of the aircraft to get that the air this. >>reporter:

it had just taken off from jfk airport when the birds hit the engine. it caught on fire. smoke kill -- filled the cabin and the pilot decide to do return to the landing. >> luckily the plane landed safely. many of the passengers shaken up a reminder of the miracle on the hudson when captain sulley sullen burger was forced to land after hitting a flock of geese. >> the more i thought about it i realized we were one more flock away from the left engine being hit. then i thought about the hudson river. that set me back a little bit. >> i feel very happy and fortunate that they are all here right now. this is really scary for a minute. >>> i can image. those passengers are back in l.a. they are giving each of them a $100 meal voucher for the ordeal. >> time for your 5 at 5. the u.s. military saying four members on board a blackhawk helicopter might have died when it came crashing down in afghanistan. u.s. officials believe bad weather caused the accident. they say they cannot rule out enemy fire. neighborhood watch captain who admits he shot and killed trayvon martin could be

it will spend the next month or so in a hangar at jfk before traveling by barge up the hudson to its new home. the new home being on the in -- intrepid. mark kelly is with us, people are outside on the streets in new york city watching this, this is where it makes it tough to be in a windowless studio, we don't get to see it for ourselves right now but let's talk about what this really means for people to have the opportunity once it gets to the intrepid to be able to see a shuttle like the enterprise up close. >> yeah, good morning, thomas. i'm down here in miami today, wish i was in new york. but for the people that will have the opportunity to see endeavour, atlantis, discovery, enterprise, a special thing to see what american engineering and ingenuity can do. enterprise is different, it was used for tests, it is incredible for people to have the things up close. >> i want to give everybody a little back story on enterprise, rolled out in 1976, first built, never flew in space, and marks a you said, it was used for the high altitude test flights. as a gen-xer, what do you think it

. >> emergency randing at jfk airport in new york this afternoon. passengers say they felt the whole plane tremble and shake and the cabin filled with smoke after an apparent bird strike. jim avila has the details. >>reporter: this is the damage done. the engine that shut down on take off. after taking a large bird into the teeth of a turbine. this ticket obtained exclusively by w abc. this video from passenger as the plane limped back to jfk. >> delta 10 6 3 has had app engine failure on the right engine declaring emergency due to bird strike. >> 10 63 we have declared an emergency engine failure on the right. engine request visual return back to 1 3 right. new request we would like to do a visual to 2 2 please. >> than unbelief bring calm voice of captain in the middle of emergency as he turns the plane around from runway 13 right on 1 engine and loops back to run way 22 right. 172 passengers. 7 crew members on board. when the big 7 57 jet had to turn around. it was en route to los angeles. here's one of the passengers. >> flight 263 was the scari

. >> reporter: delta flight 1036 from jfk to l.a. lasted only 25 minute. they were white-nuclear eld for flyinknuckled minutes. they credit the crew for keeping everyone calm and landing that boeing 747. >> delta 1063 has had an engine flail you are on the right engine due to a bird stripe. >> you're just going to go in visually. >> delta 1063 that would be great. just to to let you know our stats, we have 179 souls on board. >> reporter: the majority of bird strikes take place at a low altitude of 500 feet or less.

just made a low pass over jfk.st saw jason carroll turn around to watch this fly over the top of his head. i think, carol, we have more cameras on this shuttle than on a typical landing. people have sk me, what's that stuff behind you? that's all of our cameras and signals. there's you. another router just went black. there's another 843. we have so many cameras on this thing coming down. we're really waiting for the bottom of the plane to show that the landing gear is down. that's when we'll know we're a few minutes away from it touching down. i want to see this thing get on the barge. i want to see what kind of crane it's going to take to get on the barge and then what kind of crane to get it on top of the carrier deck. that's going to be so interesting. people think is it hard to fly? of course, the plane is top heavy. you wouldn't expect all that weight to be on top, but would you believe but it doesn't weigh as much as if that plane was loaded with people and baggage. it's less. other than being top heavy, it'

the 747 carrying the enterprise landed at jfk airport and the enterprise will move to the intrepid museum. >> atop a jumbo jet, the enterprise was given a proper course in its hometown. after taking off from washington dc, the retired shuttle flew past the statue of liberty and down the hudson river. from below, new yorkers watch the spectacle with excitement. it was their first, but not last, a glimpse of the shuttle that was part of nasa history for over 35 years. enterprise was once a fixture at the smithsonian institution in d.c. after being replaced by the discovery shuttle, new york wanted it here. and so, at john f. kennedy airport, it received a great welcome. >> just about every major city in the country wanted the enterprise. but new york has the right stuff. and we won. so we say, welcome, enterprise,

chris matthews was here peddling his latest jfk book. he is a huge fan. was jfk under estimated? that is the debate going on. talk about controlling the message. in the obama administration, we talk about their view of the press. they are so controlling of the press. >> they have not done a good job. >> that was a campaign that was brilliant in its use of new media. that again is striking. every president uses the medium of their own time. radio, tv with kennedy. we have not seen this white house effectively harness and the -- any of the media. >> goldman sachs. >> one of the reasons i supported president obama was i did not want to see larry summers in the white house. [laughter] with hillary clinton, until the end of her campaign, there was not a sense of how she could bring her history to bear. it was very much a restoration ist campaign. he fell if you are going to get the clinton administration part 3. -- you felt as if you were going to get the clinton administration part 3. if you feel it was such a crisis and panic at that time as many say it was coming out of the calamit

we did repave in the last five years at jfk and atmel cable cards. at least three-quarters of the way through the part, they have been great-paved -- paved from east to west. the western branch of mlk's both of which desperately need attention. there may be away outside the want to defend. i would love to see and we have some great partners. they have been helping us bigger than have him it -- a figure that out. we are going to debut a dedicated right lane on jfk, the eastern side. which is the project with mta and the bike volition has been involved and demarcate the spot for paychex -- bikes and will allow pedestrians to use our pathways without any conflict. we are excited about that strip development. >> the roadways are problematic that we have heard about periods half-that we have heard about. as long as you are bringing local neighborhood issues, i wanted to come back to that tim -- the times and operational issues. when we have asked rec and park, we were told that it would be open no later than 81 and would close no earlier than that. -- age

at jfk airport. there it is. coming in right now for a landing at jfk, a very exciting day for new yorkers. kind of like what we were feeling last week, and here it comes. on its approach now to jfk airport in new york city. on long island. of course it will be ferried by truck from there and then by boat to the "intrepid" museum where it will be housed as we will have ours here at the udvar-hazy museum. we'll be back in a moment. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days is-- is huge. if my mom can fight and beat breast cancer, i can walk 60 miles. you just put one foot in front of the other, and you know that you're walking for such a great cause that you just keep going. (man) that you have all these people coming together for one common goal. (woman) the goal is to bring an end to breast cancer. (woman) the fund-raising was the easiest part. people were very giving. complete strangers wanting to help. if i can do this, you definitely can do this. (woman) i'll never s

there is going to be a private ceremony at jfk.a private ceremony, they'll demate it from the jumbo jet using special cranes, put it on a barge, carry it over to the intrepid and the whole pavilion. right now the museum says maybe mid-july is when all of that will be ready for public viewing in terms of the new pavilion. certainly sometime this summer. we know the intrepid, this aircraft airier was used in world war ii and gotten over 10 million visitors over the last several decades, probably a lot more once this enterprise is there and ready to go. >> i know a 4-year-old and a 6-year-old and a mommy who works on tv who will be one of the first visitors. athena, thanks, have fun as you do this assignment. >> reporter: thanks. >> it's 24 minutes past 6:00. we're minding your business as well with the expert. president barack obama back on the campaign trail talking about something christine has been talking about, student loans. on his way to georgia to talk with troops and veterans with dire warnings about the risks of taking on s

this video from passenger as the plane limped back to jfk. >> delta 10 6 3 has had app engine failurelared an emergency engine failure on the right. engine request visual return back to 1 3 right. new request we would like to do a visual to 2 2 please. >> than unbelief bring calm voice of captain in the middle of emergency as he turns the plane around from runway 13 right on 1 engine and loops back to run way 22 right. 172 passengers. 7 crew members on board. when the big 7 57 jet had to turn around. it was en route to los angeles. here's one of the passengers. >> flight 263 was the scariest thing i have ever done. >> flock of black birds hit the right engine sounded like a volkswagen beetle being grinded if into the engine. flight then got disruptive in the air. i thought we were going to go down and the next thing that happened was smell came through the cabin. >>reporter: bird strike happen all too often. more than 2500 times at jfk alone since 1990. >> this pilot able to return safely to the airport but of course today's incident is a chilling reminder of what happens when captain

we have a dedicated green line with in golden gate park and it will follow jfk. it is neat because we segregated the bike route from the car lang. if you live on that side of town, in a few weeks, you will be very happy. yeah, as you know, the numbers that came out about the initial estimates to do a bike lane on our side of the bridge is something like $100 million. that is very frustrating because i would like to see other engineers design something that might be more palatable financially. i do not think we have figured it out yet. it is going to be pressure building as we get to the opening of bay bridge. i would think, since we are talking about increasing ferries for the rebuild of treasure island and america's cup, i think the ports with love more ferry service. -- would love more ferry service. we could have treasure island get more dedicated ferry service. it would be great if we could do that. meanwhile, we will try to figure out if there could be something else that could be engineered on the existing bay bridge. >> thank you again for joining us, " ma

since 1990, there have been more than 2,500 at jfk alone. the number of strikes annually has increased more than five fold from 1990 to 2010. and this one happened at the worst possible time. on takeoff, when the plane needs all the power it can muster. >> the real critical part of this is it happened right after takeoff. three seconds after rotation, when the airplane's very heavy, got a full load of passengers. it has lots of fuel on board. and now, he's down to one engine and he sees the engine unwind in the cockpit and he knows he's got to do some things very quickly, by memory and very professionally. >> reporter: abc news flight consul tan steve began yard has been at the controls during a bird strike. >> even a small bird can cause a serious damage to the enjib. if it's a big boyd, it can bend back the compressor blaelds and call what's called a compressor stall, like a backfire in a car. >> reporter: and with all the uproar of late about pilot and crew misbehavior, what a contrast to hear this delta pilot professional demeanor. liste

jfk basically said, are you guys?this is stupid and it will be disclosed immediately, the dumbest thing in the world and they sent them packing which is what any president would do in an open society where the president realizes it would be disclosed. it at what happened in nazi germany and it wouldn't happen in syria because they are they have an information flow. >> mr. tarpley. >> on northwood, couple of thing on northwoods. the first conversation of january 2003 where bush says we should paint an airplane with united nations colors, send it over and saddam will shoot it down and then we have our -- that is number one in the second one was northwoods is the guy who signed it went on to europe and as far as i can see founded alazio, the state on operation for which so many terrorist groups have been spawned and the other thing of course is the northwoods really was carried out. is a variation on the theme of northwoods. i wouldn't be too complacent about that. we should -- he gave a payment of $65 billion to the tal

a quarter mile stretch of jfk drive between north lake and middle lake will be off limits to dogs afteronfrontations with coyotes, during the pupping season, coyote parents can become more aggressive and dogs will be allowed back on the trails with pupping season. sov over. >>> the answer to one of the best kept secrets in television. . a quarter mile stretch of jfk drive between north lake and middle lake will be off limits to dogs after confrontations with coyotes, during the pupping season, coyote parents can become more aggressive and dogs will be allowed back on the trails with pupping season is over. >>> the answer to one of the best kept secrets in television. nd therestothe

. >> a delta flight had just taken off from jfk airport in new york when a bird strike caused one of its engines to fail. i hear this was very scary. smoke filling the cockpit. here is a closer look. >> reporter: in this youtube video shot by a passenger at jfk, watch as birds strike the engine causing it to fail. then listen as the calm and cool collected pilot makes a kind of announcement that would make some flyers scream. >> delta 1063 has had an engine failure declaring an emergency due to a bird strike. >> reporter: with only one working engine, the boeing 757 bound for los angeles lands safely just 20 minutes later o board, 172 passengers and seven crew members. >> just to let you know our stats for delta 1063, we have 179 souls on board, eight hours and five minutes remaining. >> all around the country, there are bird strikes. >> reporter: an attorney and former deputy director says bird strikes are fairly common. who could forget the miracle on the hudson when a bird struck both engines. because bird strikes usually happen close to the ground, the pilot has to make split sec

in the first instance, tragedy was avoided at new york's jfk when the jet was able to circle around back. but now we have learned air force two carrying the vice president and another jet carrying secretary of state clinton have also been hit. all of them in the past 24 hours. nbc's pete williams is with us tonight with this still developing story. pete, good evening. >> brian, it happened to secretary clinton's plane while she was flying from brussels to paris. the air force landed it safety, but sometimes birds weighing only a few pounds can cripple a 90,000-pound aircraft. riveting video captures how it sounds and looks when it's bird versus machine. >> an engine failure, the right engine. declaring an emergency due to a bird strike. >> shortly after this delta airlines flight took off yesterday from new york's jfk airport on a flight to los angeles, it lost its right engine after flying into a flock of birds. the pilot was able to turn it around and land the boeing 757 safely to the relief of the 172 passengers on board. last night, the same problem for one of the most carefully main

jfk's approach to black americans back then when he was president. i'm not going to give anything away. but i think obama that, president obama leaves himself open here big time, leslie, if he starts to go down this road seriously. i hear what you saying if you look back and talk about other people like jfk, certainly rockefeller, et cetera, donald trump, people somebody would say had it handed to them versus worked for it i don't think -- that is not the point that i hear the president making president is making the point that you have a rich candidate who is proposing to go against legislation that would make, for example, you know, the buffet rule to make rich people pay more. >> bill: is he going to say is he trying to protect his own. that's legitimate. and romney is going to have to answer that. >> i think the bottom line is americans are smarter than. this americans don't really care. what they care about is $4 gas being bullied by foreign countries, your children might have to wait six months to get an mri. the incredible debt and deficit. wh

. >> just at jfk since 1990, 2,586. it's serious. >>> investigators here in new york are hoping for a break as they search a basement for signs of a child who disappeared way back in 1979. they hope to find clues in the disappearance of etan patz. he vanished on his way to the bus stop 33 years ago. a cadaver dog indicated that human remains are in a building just down the street from where the child was last seen. >>> to kansas now where two escaped prisoners, including a convicted murderer are still on the loose. police are warning the men could be near north platte, nebraska, after another inmate turned up there. the escapees are considered armed and dangerous. they managed to escape after overpowering guards at a county jail with homemade knives. >>> a 13-year-old boy from suburban denver is behind bars this morning accused of threatening to place a bomb at his middle school. a tip from another student led investigators to search that boy's home and that's where they found some bomb-making materials. now he's been c

biographical information for jfk. >> what were they trying to do? apparently they were not reporters on the scene. they were notoing a reportial account, they were not giving you a who, what, when, where, why, correct? >> correct. >> they were doing this type of once-removed biography. >> well, it's not like they're sloppy researchers. >> how man general rations elsed? >> between matthew and lucas, for argued and defensible reasons scholars think that matthew and luke were probably written just before the turn of the first century. >> i thought it was closer to 47 years. >> after what? >> after his death. >> well, he died around -- no, mark is the earliest one and mark seems to have been written around the destruction of the temple. >> i guess what she's saying is a lot of this is hand me down, verbal accounts, which of course are subject to considerable alteration in the pass, we certainly know that, correct? >> well, today it certainly is not like the-mile-per-hour dame -- the children's parlor game of telephone where you pass a saying around the

spock, looking on as the real life enterprise touched down at jfk.nterprise's history is a rich one. she was the first space shuttle orbiter. though she never flew in space, her commander says she holds an important place in the history of american space exploration. >> we would not have successfully flown the space shuttle orbiter if we didn't fly enterprise first. >> enterprise's significance cannot be under stated. it will be demated and towed up the hudson before reaching the flight deck of the intreped, continue her mission of teaching others about the great unknown. now you may be wondering what's with the name? we are told that enterprise was actually supposed to be called constitution, but when star trek fans heard about that, they wrote to then, president ford, calling it of course, enterprise. and he did. so the name stuck. reporting at jfk, i'm teresa, laura, back to you. >> thanks for the history, teresa, appreciate it. >>> an australian judge is ordering kfc to pay an $8 million fine. a sydnie family claims their daughter was left brain