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b of this situation. fran seen jones will be back inn court on july 21st of the today it its important to note that she did enter a plea of not guilty. tisha lewis fox 5 local news. >> developing tonight search crews are continuing to look for the wreckage of egypt air flight 80 will there is a good chance terrorism brought down the plain that was carrying 66 passengers and crew members. it was traveling from paris down to cairo when it disappeared from ray dour somewhere over the mediterranean sea.medi it was right off the egyptian shore. investigator made turns while losing altitude. structural failure, bombing or o even a struggle. the plane disappeared from radar. spite hours of search crews have not found any of the planes da agree pre. to see if any of them had linksh so far no one has claimed responsibility for the disaster. meantime back here closer to home there was more air trouble today.toda a small plane missed a runway at the freeway airport in bowie maryland. hit a fence that borders route 50. its not you can't skaly clear what caused this incident but you can see how close that plane came to the road way. traffic was at a standsti

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