in salt lake city. we have david pine. he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security. and in san francisco, we crossed to jack ross moves. he is an associate professor of economics at st. mary's college as well as the author of the scourge of neo liberalism. alright, gentlemen, cross stock rules and effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. let's go to 1st. the scotts scotts in washington dc. scott, you're usually in delmar, but you're in washington. why to washington? because the, today we are closer to a nuclear or between united states and russia at any time in the nuclear, this is a far more dangerous situation than the cuban missile crisis. and if something isn't done to alter the trajectory that the united states is currently on with russia, there is a, not just possibility, but probably of a, of a nuclear war. so on saturday, i will be moderating it a uh, an event of the national press club of we're gonna have 3 panels of distin

david in salt lake city as well. i think russia definitely does the threatened native security today. we didn't do so before the war. that's that well actually it was created so is attacking russian territory. that is a threat is russia attacking nato territory? no, it is, it, it's not the same thing. you can't, they, you can't pair the to keep going and salt lake city. yeah, you're absolutely right. so nato is being the aggressor here. you know, it's been a fairly demonizes that as the dresser. this was not enough for vote progression. this was the most provoked more that i've ever seen in modern history. and you know, cause want a pc spent 15 years trying to negotiate a peaceful solution to the excess that full threat of data on ukraine in every day since every day since the day after the war, russia has had peace terms that were mostly reasonable and would create the situation for adjusting last newbies. you know, the real solution is, is on. it's on the negotiating table. you know, we need an u. s. needs indigo.

go ahead and salt lake city as well. trip isn't it? is made a few really good goods, you know, uh, tulsa gabber, guys and some other folks like that that i think you're going to give them some good advice. and most notably, journeyman, i mean, judy vance is very vocal opponent of the war. and ukraine is, he was wanting to end it yesterday, and he's, he's going to be a visual and drugs here. i'm telling them to, you know, to be, to all kill lots ridiculous, you know, con proposals for, for a ceasefire. peace with russia. so, you know, my opinion should have sent ged vance to be that special ed boy to negotiate the, the russia ukraine, disagreement. and by the way, this, this needs to be a us rush or a piece for you pray and does not need to be involved. us represents the praise interest and zaleski is outlawed. any piece piece, uh, negotiations with the russian federation. so he is proven to be uh, you know, not a reliable partner for peace. trump is, it is or israel, i am a part of a visa. fine, of course has a joke. uh, he spent 10 mi

go ahead and salt lake city. you know, you're absolutely right here. um, when uh, you know, it's difficult when a power is there's no countries winning a war there in the once we get this the term. so in this case, russia has been one of the war over the last, uh, 2 or 3 years. i think this uh no longer debatable and, you know, as a result, you prayed in the us have to accept a piece piece agreement terms that are minimally acceptable to the russian federation. and so that, that's really the key that's been missing all this talk about nato membership being pushed back. that's completely unacceptable to russia. the idea of the week that we would send data peacekeepers to patrol a dmc that i me that is that on arrival, there's no way that the present people would accept that. so you know, the key, the key to you praise security is, is not on the line with the west because we prefer not capable providing for the security of ukraine is lost 30 percent of its population since 2014 mostly refugees and its economy is it

josh mankiewicz: vanessa pond was back in salt lake city when she heard.rdict? vanessa ponds: heartbroken, shocked, stunned. josh mankiewicz: scared? vanessa: terrified. josh mankiewicz: prosecutor franks immediately announced she would try raven again. but almost one year after the judge declared a mistrial... and less than one week before round two of jury selection was scheduled to begin... the state made a stunning announcement. prosecutor franks: late last week the district attorney's office extended a plea to the defendant and that has been accepted. josh mankiewicz: the da's office made raven abaroa an offer he couldn't refuse: plead guilty to manslaughter, not murder, and serve less than four more years in prison. judge: mr. abaroa, do you now personally accept this plea bargain? raven: yes. josh mankiewicz: you were ok with that deal? val christiansen: given the alternatives. josh mankiewicz: because if he gets tried again and it's an acquittal? val christiansen: he walks free. janet christiansen: immediately. josh mankiewicz: but this wasn't just

western flight 39 left to salt lake city at midnight, midnight, southbound from las vegas, los los angeles, because of a service when conditions pilot ben la vega brought around a high over the san gabriel mountains, was cruising at 14,000 feet over fontana at 2:40 p.m., where he made his first contact with the los angeles international airport. l.a. tower from western free nine. l.a. tower western three nine. highway tower three nine. this is western free reporting at 14,000 over fontana requesting landing instructions over on the three nine level. one way to fly with on gusty. thank you l.a. but that's quite a fire you have down there on fire as the whole mountain burning. of course, the way i guess somewhere back a point to i have heard anything on. well take a look at the tower window. yeah, i hear that. but that i should have more. know crude. well, they knew it. he joined a lot for an operator. dispatcher on october 1st, early the morning of december 26, she was the only operator on duty at the malibu fire station in agoura in the san fernando, some 45 miles west. los angeles. at 240

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the next day, he flew out to salt lake city. after that, he was going to go to reno, nevada , and another. he made the same statement in salt lake city, except, you change the number from 205 to i think 258. in his next talk, the next series of talks, the number went to 81. he was always changing the number because, he had no list. he had no names. it was all a big lie. >> this is congress investigates, an american history tv series, looking at significant congressional investigations over the years. jim townsend, director of the 11 center for oversight and democracy, is our guest. how much news did that wheeling, west virginia enemies from within speechmaker, and why did he deliver it? >> well, it made a lots of news , it's got a lot of attention. there was no recording actually of the speech, so our understanding of it is really based on people's accounts who witnessed this speech. but it was covered in the media, and it got a lot of attention, because people were concerned about the possibility that communists were infiltrati

-the women of the "real housewives" continue to bring the heat, especially the gals in salt lake cityd one of the most viral moments in reality television history. -i have your perfect formula. -receipts, proof, timeline, screenshots, [bleep] everything to prove that you are a [bleep] bully and a [bleep] troll. -it even had hollywood a-listers tuning in. -best reality tv finale i think ever. -they knocked it out of the park. you just never know what's coming next with them. -"the real housewives of salt lake city" deserves all the flowers, all the emmys, all the everything. it was perfect. -over in beverly hills, kyle richards closed a chapter on her 27-year marriage. -we're not broken, just bent. very, very strong family, and we always will be. always will be. -you know what they say when one door closes, another one opens. -who said that? -who said that? -who said that? -or in the case of "the real housewives of atlanta," two doors. the series announced the return of phaedra parks and porsha williams. -i'm gonna just say it. i have canc-- i have breast cancer. -oh, my god, no. and e

nearly two feet of snow fell in the area outside of salt lake city.n officials shut down a major highway to clear roads stranding dozens of skiers and snowboarders. >>> ukraine is asking allies for a boost, and a first in the nation congestion pricing program is in effect. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." cbs news new york reports congestion pricing started in new york city after years of delays and legal challenges. the new $9 toll on most drivers entering manhattan's business district began yesterday. a federal judge and an appeals court cleared the way for the nation's first congestion pricing plan to go into effect after new jersey tried to block it. the program is aimed at reducing traffic and raising money for mass transit projects. new jersey officials say they'll continue to fight the program. >>> "reuters" reports hamas says it's approved an israeli list of 34 hostages to be released in a possible cease-fire deal. the hamas official says any deal is contingent on israel's withdrawal from gaza and a permanent cease-f

the plane had also been in kingston, jamaica, and salt lake city earlier in the day.or when the men were able to get into the landing gear. >>> "the san diego union-tribune" says four san diego state university fraternity members face felony charges after one of them, a pledge, was set on fire. it happened last february during a skit performed at a party. the 19-year-old student was in the hospital with third-degree burns. the frat was already on probation for violating alcohol policies. the defendants could face more than seven years in prison. >>> and the "associated press" says the justice department is suing six major landlords for allegedly scheming to keep rents high. prosecutors say the landlords used an algorithm to help sent rents and privately shared sensitive information with competitors to boost profits. the accused landlords operate more than a million units in 43 states and washington, d.c. one of the accused companies issued a statement saying it's conducted business with the utmost integrity and did not engage in any anti-competitive practices. >>> com

the sharks in salt lake city to take on the utah hockey club in the first quarter. early, the sharks took the lead. fabian zetterlund right there with the wrist shot past the utah goalie. sharks up one. nothing now in the third period, with a little more than 96 minutes left in the game, utah takes the lead. barrett hayton with the winning goal. sharks lose dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great rate that won't change. it's back. but only for a limited time. high five. five years? -nope. comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. powering five years of savings. powering possibilities. comcast business. there's so much good to look for and to donate to, and we just we can feel the love from the rest of the country. and we are. we're grateful. actress jennifer garner says that the palisades fire tore through her neighborhood, but her home survived. now

today, whiteout conditions slowed traffic up the cottonwood canyons near salt lake city, and as you cane, icy conditions made it a treacherous trek for this big rig near wichita, kansas. cbs' ian lee is in kansas city, where crews are getting ready. ian, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. we got a firsthand look at the preparations for what city officials say will be one of the most significant storms in the history of kansas city. for city manager brian platt, battling the snowstorm starts 48 hours before the first flurry. >> we've been pretreating our roads for two days before the storm, means that we really shouldn't get to a moment where the roads are impassable. >> reporter: his 300 plows will clear roughly 6,400 lane miles, or equivalent to driving between new york and los angeles more than twice. >> every single plow has a tablet with a gps mapping system. >> reporter: inside snow command, a team monitors their progress. >> you can also see who's driving, how fast they're driving, kind of where they are in their route and things of that nature. >> reporter: while t

the plane had just flown from jamaica, making stops in salt lake city and new york's jfk airport, so it is unknown where or when they got into the wheel well. investigators are still working to id the bodies and determine how they died. founding member of the 1960s folk group peter, paul and mary has died. peter yarrow died this morning at his home in new york city after a four year battle with cancer. yarrow, along with paul stookey and mary travers, began performing as a group in 1961. he's best known for writing the song puff the magic dragon. the trio's biggest hit was their 1969 recording of leaving on a jet plane. yarrow was 86 years old. we have a lot more news ahead. garvin thomas joins us now with what's coming up next at 6:00. right now at 6:00, dangerous, explosive and fast moving. hundreds of fire personnel are tackling the palisades fire burning in southern california. and the worst is yet to come. we're tracking the latest on the gusty winds fueling that fire, as some 30,000 people have been ordered to evacuate. our jeff ranieri is tracking the conditions making for a p

i have matches for studies if a cup match against lower to salt lake city manager. hey, claudio has refused to address to the level, be busy in the current transfer window spencer. he have been far from the best of the season. they all 6 the primary and such in the bottom, half of the champions lead tables. i'm not going to talk. so you can see is i'm going to answer because i don't know the situation. we know that the we should not go to the transfer window. i don't like much cause to have conversations with the club, but with the process and happen, i don't know who's going to happen. so difficult and it's going to happen. it's going to happen. otherwise i cannot desk. i cannot say anything of you also know manage and make a lot of sense. a has hit the back of the claims that he blamed. he sides defeats and you call something the leak up on the type who used only 3 of us and it was 23 shots were on target in the to know loss and post bachelor to sit. the pew a bowl used flies, a lot of the group is very different to the mike people's views the, the premium e, like

the sharks in salt lake city to take on the utah hockey club in the first quarter. early, the sharks took the lead. fabian zetterlund right there with the wrist shot past the utah goalie. sharks up one. nothing now in the third period, with a little more than 96 minutes left in the game, utah takes the lead. barrett hayton with the winning goal. sharks lose there's so much good to look for and to donate to, and we just we can feel the love from the rest of the country. and we are. we're grateful. actress jennifer garner says that the palisades fire tore through her neighborhood, but her home survived. now, the actress is partnering with chef jose andres to help evacuees. she is working along volunteers with world central kitchen to feed people who are displaced by the fires. and jamie lee curtis is donating money to help fire victims after her family was forced to evacuate from the palisades fire. the oscar winner is pledging $1 million to start a fund of support for fire survivors. in a post on instagram, she says she's been in touch with state and city leaders to

21-year-old ava chin went out and did genealogical research at the genealogical library in salt lake city in the era before the internet and google and your research at the archives. originally i was looking for information about the railroad worker ancestor who i had learned from the family after the rover will -- really works completed in 1860s he moved on onto boise, idaho. idaho? grandma and grandpa how did you choose idaho? there were a lot of chinese people in idaho and they were working in the mining fields. anyway so i tried to trace more of this history to bolster the family story through the research. unfortunately for me because i was 21 years old and i didn't know what it's doing i wrote notes and then probably lost them. fast-forward several decades later they think of my college copy ofua woman warrior which i was teaching at the graduate center. i opened it up to the back flap and there's my undergraduate handwriting with information that i've gotten from the senses. the take-awayay for that is keep your undergraduate research and don't throw away youres paperbak copies in

. >> reporter: out here in the mountains of peoa, utah, just east of salt lake city -- >> good job, babiesreporter: the rancho luna lobos race team is gearing up for their next competition. after all, they're one of the top ranking dog sled teams in the world. but something about this team might surprise you. they're also the greatest underdogs. most were abandoned or abused. >> hi, lilly! >> reporter: before being rescued by fernando and dana ramirez. the couple has helped them find a new footing in life. how do you go from having a team of castaways. >> yeah. >> reporter: to then performing with them, competing with them on international stage, world championships. how does that happen? >> i'm not artistic in any way. but dog sledding for me is my art form. there is nothing like assembling a team of dogs that have come from different type of backgrounds. >> good job, kids! >> reporter: when they're all on the line together, it's a masterpiece, because they're all working in unison, and you're one body. whenever we're stepping on a sled, there is purpose to it. and whenever we're going an

21 year old ava chin went out and, did genealogical research at the genealogical library in salt lake city in the era before the and google when you had to go and do research right at the archives. and i was looking originally i was looking for information about that railroad worker ancestor who. i had learned from the family after the railroad was completed in the 1860s, he moved on to boise, idaho and i was like idaho grandma and grandpa. how did, how did he choose? and they're like, well, there were a lot of people in idaho after railroad was completed and they were working in mining fields anyway. so i just tried to trace more of his history through to to to bolster the families through the research unfortunately for me because i 21 years old and i didn't know what i was doing wrote notes and then promptly lost them. all right. fast forward decades later, i pick up my college copy of maxine kingston's woman warrior, which was teaching at the graduate center. i opened it up to the back flap and is my undergraduate handwriting with once on the ancestors information about the sense that i

salt lake city utah and back to jfk before ending eventually here at fort lauderdale airport . do not know when the individuals got into the landing gear compartment, how long they have been there, but we know that tsa is working with the faa, the airport and the airline to uncover that. we got a statement from jetblue overnight calling it a heartbreaking situation, saying they will be investigating all of the details, but we know this comes on the heels of a lot of reporting we've been chewing on similar incidents. we don't know if this is is something we can call a stowaway incident quite yet. we have been reporting on high- profile stowaway incidents. a couple of weeks ago there was a body found in the landing gear of a flight that was going from chicago to maui. a lot of questions being raised around security surrounding these planes. how are people getting into these parts of the airplane and people with no tickets getting into parts of the airport. a lot of questions. >> thank you for that. >>> we are moments away from forming president -- former president jimmy carter ma

in october, he gave a speech in salt lake city in which he appeared to break from johnson on the war.was the sitting vice president. he could only go so far but it was a different tone and so he started to elevate. the party started to come together. mccarthy left and endorsed him and then critically, l.b.j. had a bombing halt over north vietnam and sent herman to paris for peace talks and we got a peace balloon effect and lou harris, the pollster, called us the saturday before the tuesday election and said for the first time you're ahead of nixon 45-42. the undecides are breaking 2-1 for you and you're going to win overwhelming. we didn't. what happened? that was saturday. on sunday, the president of south vietnam announcedest not going to go to paris for the peace talks and we now know why. that is that campaign manager, john mitchell sent madam which he matt, a sort of taiwan lobby to see her friend, the president, to tell him don't go to paris. it will elect hubert humphrey. he's going to pull all the american troops out. we're going to keep them in. you'll be toast otherwise and

my fear, i worked the salt lake city olympic.est fear was not just in the venue but with the crowds q q queing up to get into the venue. was this a coordinated attack? regardless. parades and large events will have to step up their game today and enhance their security and expect the worst. >> do you expect this game to continue tonight? >> i don't see them canceling this game. but that depends, too, on what the fbi knows at this point and whether there's a continuing danger. was this part of something broader? they're pulling out -- it's all hands on deck right now. i'm sure they're conferring with sugar bowl authorities. at bare minimum you'll see greatly enhanced security at the game. aside from something dramatic coming from the fbi, i don't see them canceling the sugar bowl tonight. >> talking about a continue threat, one of the biggest things they talked about and urged people to avoid the bourbon street area is because of ied's, that an ied may have been found. they've got a wide perimeter close to bourbon street. what do

earlier today on the weekend, former january 6th salt lake city committee chair bennie thompson accusedf rewriting history. >> donald trump should be ashamed of himself. every time i see windows being broken, objects being thrown at law enforcement, staff, and members of congress, running for their lives, i still shudder. how can someone come back and say that those individuals did that were patriots? >> now, as a reminder, trump and his allies incited the most violent attack on the capitol in u.s. history. on january 6th, 2021, more than 1,500 people marched to the capitol at trump's urging, rioters carrying flagpoles, batons, bear spray. they ran up the steps of the east front. they fought their way up the steps of the west front. once inside they searched for lawmakers, ransacked their offices and defiled the iconic chambers of the house and the senate. about 140 police officers were injured in the nearly five-hour melee. five officers died in the days after the riot. officer brian sicknick died due to injuries sustained during the attack. capitol police officer howard leiben good an

and only 35 degrees in salt lake city. of the country under the deep freeze here in the coming days. and i think a good part of january, while the west, we continue to enjoy the sunshine and really some comfortable weather. look at our numbers by tomorrow afternoon. highs getting near 70 degrees in san jose. looking good. thank you. lauren swell, ufc president and ceo dana white. >> is joining meadows board of directors. mark zuckerberg announced it today on facebook saying he's admired dana as an entrepreneur and his ability to build the ufc into such a beloved brand. this comes just 2 weeks before president-elect trump takes office. white has undoubtedly been one of trump's biggest allies last month metuchen from to the company donated a million dollars to trump's inaugural fund. zuckerberg was also one of several tech executives who visited trump at his mar-a-lago resort following the election. the nation's highest federal law enforcement department wants to slap down a bid by. >> donald trump to delay a pending tiktok

if you've checked in on the friends and family, even in salt lake city, they're waking up to 27. querque is at 21, and it is 14 degrees in saint louis and kansas city. so that bitterly cold air moving across the country while here in martinez, we're going to see a nice little warming trend throughout the late morning into the afternoon. at 3:00, we're at 61 degrees. and then seeing those temperatures quickly dipping as we approach sunset into the evening, but all staying clear throughout the day and highs that are still above what's normal for the middle of january, reaching into the mid to upper 60s, upper 60s for the south bay. the warmer spot will be morgan hill, gilroy, san martin at 68 degrees and 66, in santa rosa. tomorrow is about the same as we continue with the mild temperatures and sunshine, but then looking at our long range forecast and what's ahead. unfortunately, we're still not seeing any rain. and if it continues on this track, this may be the driest january we've had on record, or at least in the top five, with really not getting any significant rainfall, not onl

routing for this jetblue aircraft went from jamaica to new york to jfk specifically and then to salt lake citygoing to fort lauderdale. it's unclear when the stowaways may have entered the plane, that is the very latest information as you point out, a lot more questions to ask at that upcoming press conference. marissa parra, thank you for that. >>> turning for this investigation in new orleans and the terror attack that left 14 dead nbc news now obtained a photo of one of the ied's placed near bourbon street. if you look closely there, you see roles of nails in addition to other bomb components inside this cooler. a reminder of how much more carnage the attacker was trying to cause. president biden pay tribute to the city at an interfaith prayer service the more immortalizing the victims last night. >> if there's one thing we know, new orleans defines strength and resilience. whether it's from this attack, hurricanes or super storms, this cities people get back up. >> the biden administration also elevated the security posture in that city designating upcoming mardi gras events, the same leve

looking westward from lake, we see the city's towering skyline as it rises above the gleaming facade. michigan boulevard. among chicago hotel is our names associated with a long tradition of gracious hospitality. a number of the newer structures are located on the lakeshore, both the central part of the city and in the residential areas to the north and south, virtually. in chicago's yard as the magnificent buckingham fountain. its 134 jets support its claim to be world's greatest fountain. centrally located on michigan boulevard is the art institute. with its magnificent statuary paintings and ceramics. the civic opera, just west of the loop, provides unsurpassed facilities for famous opera companies and concert artists. navy pier is the terminus for great lakes passenger liners and vast enclosed area houses, exhibitions of interest, sportsmen and yachtsmen, and other lovers of the outdoor summer evenings, buying thousands facing the bandshell in grant to enjoy popular free concerts. likewise within reach of the lake breezes is soldiers field, the tremendous arena which accommodates

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we've learned that the routing of the jetblue was jamaica, jfk, new york, salt lake city, back to jfknow anythingng beyondthat. we do not know how or when those men got into this part of the aircraft. we know tsa said they're working with the faa, the airport, and the airline to uncover exactly that. jetblue calling this a quote, heartbreaking situation, saying they are committed to working closely with authorities to support their efforts to understand how this occurred. remember, this is in a week followed a body being found -- after landing in chicago from maui. zinhle, this incident along with those other incidents raising a lot of questions about airplane and flight safety. how did unticketed passengers get into these parts of the plane? those are things that are going to require more time. but we're staying on top of it, and we'll bring it here as we know it. zinhle? >> marissa parra, thanks so much. >>> we do a lot of reporting on the dangers and distractions of social media. but there are plenty of good things on social media too. maybe it could help you find work. a recent st

, heidy started working in the not entirely feminine gas and chemical industry just outside salt lake city. sandy sanchez was one of heidy's coworkers. we worked with hazardous chemicals and gases, crazy things that you wouldn't expect a couple of girls to want to do. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): heidy seemed to thrive in a workplace that favored hard hats over heels. it was dangerous if you didn't follow the rules. in fact, quote from heidy, everything is dangerous. it's just what will kill you the quickest. josh mankiewicz: to sandy, heidy became more than just a co-worker. i considered her my best friend. she was a person that you knew would never stab you in the back. she was a person that you knew would always have your back. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): in person, she could be both sweet and salty. and that caught the attention of one of her colleagues, 25-year-old conrad truman. i noticed her first in the hallway. what did you think? um, i thought she was cute. and i noticed her hard hat. and they have a little personality or stickers, you know. and hers said, it's all about me. dea

and over to salt lake city, utah. and then that later on march. >> all right. of places you got to get to. how do you stay energized? they cut all those different places. >> kind of does stay active, get some get some rest drink coffee. you always elves right? well, tonight, tell us again when you're going to be performing and you're a cubs c medy club, you. >> cobb's comedy club tonight, a 7 39. 45. and then tomorrow, 07:00pm and 9.30. i think the 07:00pm show is sold out tomorrow. so and the show tonight is also about to so get your tickets now, while you can. you want more comment that is muay comedy dot com to get your tickets. >> all right, thanks so much for joining us. and best of luck on your journey have great shows this weekend. thank you, stephanie. all right. thank you. still ahead on kron, 4 news at noon, we continue our coverage of the wildfires. 7. >> and bay area businesses coming together to help those displaced and their pets. (vo) with fargo, your virtual assistant from wells fargo, you can pick up the tab, even when you forget your wallet. (

the only city out west to make this list salt lake city., zillow takes into account a number of factors here, including home prices, how fast homes are selling, how fast they're being built, and also job growth, which is an important indicator of future demand. now, as i mentioned, buffalo leads this list for the second year in a row. i know that's going to be music to the ears of buffalo bills superfan harry enten. and as far as why this is happening, it's because inventory is really low relative to before covid. also, they're adding a lot of jobs relative to how many homes are being built. prices were up by 6% last year. zillow expects another 3% increase this year. hartford is supposed to have an even bigger increase in home prices. zillow forecasting a 4% increase for hartford, connecticut. connecticut that's going to add another $15,000 to the typical home. now, as always, when we talk about housing, this really cuts both ways, right? because if you already own your home and you don't need to move, the fact that home prices have gone u

at the plane's flight history, which started monday in kingston, jamaica, then flew to jfk, salt lake citynd back to jfk before flying to florida. >> detectives will be looking at all aspects, uh, contributing to the circumstances of this incident. where did the plane come from? >> how long were the individuals on the plane? >> it has not happened since. >> in the six years that i've been here. >> but clearly it's been in the news recently at other airports. >> just last month, a body was discovered in the wheel well of a united airlines flight that flew from chicago to maui on christmas eve. the opening, which stores a plane's retractable wheels, is about the size of a car's trunk but is not pressurized like the rest of the plane, meaning stowaways risk extreme cold, oxygen deprivation, getting crushed by the wheels or falling to the ground. >> once you're in, you're in. >> but that's also where it is the most difficult to find something. even approaching a safe place. >> former ntsb managing director peter goelz points to the latest faa data, which says 80% of wheel well stowaways die. >

i was at the salt lake city olympics working in counterterrorism there. and so we have that kind of background in terrorism and counterterrorism at big special events. and so the fbi comes in to see if there are resources that we can dedicate, and if there's manpower, we can dedicate. and also the the u.s. attorney's office is probably working with the local prosecutors to see what types of charges can be brought. and so everybody should be working together. that's the bottom line. that's what should be put out at these press conferences. we'll sort out who gets charged at what level later. right now it's all about resources downrange. it's all about manpower. what we can do to investigate this as quickly, as thoroughly as we can and make the crowd safer for tonight. those are the two main areas that we should be concentrating on. >> all right, bobby, juliet, thank you so much. we'll see you next hour. and we're continuing to follow this breaking news out of new orleans. at least ten dead, dozens more injured when this truck slammed into a crowd on bourbo

here's what it looks like as they flew from salt lake city into l.a. international airport. it shows not only the grim conditions, but also how far the flames have actually spread. >> well, clearly, firefighters are in for a long night with those already extreme wind conditions expected to get much worse. a captain with the l.a. county fire department calls it the perfect storm for a once in a decade wind event. our meteorologist, chad myers, has more and we've already had hurricane force wind gusts in places here in southern california, especially on the mountain tops. >> but here's what happens in the desert. unlike everywhere else in america, when the sun goes down, the winds die off here because of the cold air that's going to sink down into the desert. that cold air is going to splash onto the dirt, and it's going to spread out. well, where does it spread out? well, kind of in all directions. but when it spreads out through the canyons, that's when the winds actually pick up in the dark, which doesn't make any sense for most of you as you're watching this, but it happen

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