it was on its way to sanjuan in puerto rico from miami international airport. to sanjuan in puerto ricoits port talbot works in south wales with the loss of aroiund 3,000 jobs. of up to 2,800 jobs. the only other blast furnace in the uk is in the north east of england, in scunthorpe. that too is slated to close. tata says it will replace the blast furnaces with what's known as an 'electric arc furnace'. so what's the difference? well, blast furnaces use lumps of iron ore, dug from the ground, and then fed into the furnace. it emerges as liquid iron that can be turned into steel. but they're expensive to run, and burn vast quantities of coal, emitting large quantities of c02. whereas, electric arc furnaces recycle scrap metal into steel. because they use electricity, they're less polluting. one study says they could slash carbon dioxide emissions by 70%. but, and here's the crucial bit for workers, because there's a lot more automation with electric furnaces they require fewer workers. we speak now to national officer for steel at community union, alun davies, who is in port talbot outsi

a boeing 747 cargo jet with one engine on fire just after takeoff from miami international airport.ou can see the flames here shooting from the engine. the pilot then declaring a mayday, requesting clearance to land right away. once on the ground, a hole was found right above that engine. abc's victor oquendo from miami tonight. >> oh my god, it's on fire! >> reporter: tonight, the terrifying scene in the skies over miami. >> i hope they're okay. >> reporter: melanie recording this video while out on a walk with her mother. >> i didn't know if those were pieces of plane falling off, if it was going to explode or fall out of the sky. >> reporter: sparks shooting out from the engine of an atlas air cargo plane just minutes after it departed miami international airport after 10:00 p.m. thursday for puerto rico. >> mayday, mayday. giant 095 heavy. engine fire. request exit back to the airport. >> reporter: the boeing 747 with five people on board. >> giant 95 heavy, which engine, and is it out already or are you guys trying to work that out? >> it's engine number two. >> reporter: tonig

overhead, it was a boeing cargo plane, the airline said it landed safely last night and miami international airport, there was some sort of engine malfunction after departure. >>> and a private spacecraft that blasted off from cape canaveral last week hoping for a historic lunar touchdown unfortunately has failed, the spacecraft was captured firing its thruster shortly before burning up in the atmosphere. asked robotics, the company behind the lander said the spacecraft developed a fuel propeller leak forcing the company to scrap the mission to land on the surface of the moon. the mission would have been the first u.s. lunar landing in more than 50 years. >>> japan's robotic explorer successfully made a soft landing on the moon, officials say the condition of the spacecraft is still unknown. they also say the craft's solar panel had failed to generate enough power which could shorten its activity on the moon. >>> a super fan of the super bowl got some big news this week. he is one of a very small group of people worldwide that has been to all 57 super bowls, and that streak will not be ending this

reporter: sparks shooting from the engine of an atlas air boeing 747 cargo plane departing miami international airport last week. and an alaska airlines 737 max-9 forced to make an emergency landing when a door plug detached 16,000 feet in the air. boeing's max-9s now temporarily grounded. boeing's ceo is reportedly meeting with lawmakers on capitol hill tomorrow to answer questions. david? >> david: surely will be heated. stephanie ramos, thank you, steph. >>> there is also news tonight the u.s. launching new air strikes, this time inside iraq, targeting iranian-backed militants in iraq. of course, it comes after recent attacks targeting u.s. troops, and tonight, our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz, one-on-one, pressing iran's foreign minister. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. launching strikes on iran-backed militants inside iraq, direct retaliation for attacks on american military there over the weekend. it follows days of widespread u.s. retaliatory strikes on the iranian-backed houthis in yemen. we asked iran's foreign minister about the targeting of commercial and u.s. navy ships

malfunction last night, the boeing 7, 4, 7, bound for puerto rico had just taken off from miami international airportn it was forced to turn around the plane's owner. atlas air says the crew had followed all procedures and were able to safely return to the airfield. no one was injured. an investigation into this malfunction is underway. >> coming up, why journalists at the la times walked off the job for the first time in its job for the first time in its 142 year. history. my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce its own real tears. common side effects include sneezing, cough, and throat and nose irritation. relying only on drops? not me. my own real tears are my relief. ask your eye doctor about tyrvaya. dupixent helps you du more with less asthma. and can help you breathe better in as little as two weeks. dupixent is an add-on treatm

atlas air cargo fly, a 7:40 78 freighter just took off for miami international airport around 10:40 last night. over a neighborhood in miami beach. someone captured this you can see the lie -- and sparks trailing. we know, initially, from the faa there was a post flight inspection done on this plane after another successful emergency landing. a bit of a theme there. they were able to tell that there was a softball-sized hole in the engineer the second engine, the number two engine. on a 7:47 there are four engines. this is the engine close to the fuselage on the left wing. you can see there. -- the question now is whether or not this was a bird strike. whether not that softball-sized hole was because of something else. debris from the engine failure itself. i want you to listen now to the air traffic control audio and the calm of the crew declaring an emergency to the air traffic control is back in miami. saying, we need to come back inland. listen. >> may day, may day. 9095 and one fire, five souls on board. we have but -- >> they came back in and landed on runway nine there in miami. n

we are told the crew followed all the standard procedures and safely landed at miami international airporta post-flight inspection revealed a softball-sized hole above the plane's number 2 engine, which malfunctioned, the flight was only in the air for three minutes before the flames appeared, prompting a mayday call from the cockpit. atlas air plans to conduct an inspection to figure out exactly what caused that issue. >>> also dolly parton. i mean, don't we love her? she's doing the gift giving on her birthday today. four surprise songs never before released out today in celebration of her 78th birthday. she just doesn't stop. the music legend herself shared the news, posting that her songs go with her new rock star album and writing, i hope y'all have a happy birthday for me. working 9:00 to 5:00, dolly. love her. we'll be right back. # ( >>> a cascading failure of leadership, to say the aleast. that is a major finding in the department of justice's report on the uvalde school tragedy. the final report, 575 pages long, detailing how law enforcement failed to respond to the immediate thr

we're told all the crew -- the crew followed all standard safety procedures and landed at miami international airportlas will conduct an inspection to figure out what caused all this. >> that's a wild video. thank god. >>> we're also watching this, a murder conviction decades ago and a case that captivated the country. the los angeles innocence project is taking on the conviction of scott peterson. remember that notorious case. he was convicted of killing his pregnant wife, laci, and their unborn son. the sentence was overturned in 2020. now the l.a. innocence project says key evidence was missing from trial. gjean casarez is with me. she's bringing us up to speed. >> when you're a capital defendant, everything is paid for. once the death penalty is overturned, he's indigent. innocence project, government dollars from the department of justice will pay for this. he is claiming actual innocence. here are some basic facts. it was december of 2002. laci peterson, eight months pregnant with their unborn child. that's terminology from the california court, conner. she, on december 24th, scott peterson sai

the plane's owner atlas air says the crew followed all procedures and safely landed at miami international airport was hurt. an investigation into that malfunction is underway. neighbors from an east sacramento community are concerned about their pets after pieces of hot dogs with fish hooks inside of them. >> were found at a local park. >> take a look at these pictures taken in eldorado hills. if you look closely, you can see official in the middle of a hot dog. one man told our sister station in sacramento that one of his neighbors dogs actually swallowed a piece of one of those hot dogs they're now waiting to see how the dog response. >> dogs that are walking. the area will stabbing for things that they can be hot. dogs are. treat small piece like that. they want even to the >> toronto county deputies say they are investigating. >> take a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. slick roads as the rain keeps coming forza. lawrence karnow is tracking the back-to-back storms. >> folks don't know about them and eat them, they have very toxic and effects. >> and as we get more rain, the warning

it happened as the jet was taking off from miami international airport. safely and there were no injuries. hard to believe. fox 5 in atlanta as a new study suggests almost 1,000 georgians are falsely arrested each year because of unreliable roadside drug tests. the report says substances, such as cotton candy, vitamins and breath mints have tested positive for drugs. this is a live look at very foggy san francisco. we can't really see anything. fox 2. one of the big stories there tonight sports bars in the bay area prepare for tomorrow night's nfl playoff game before the 49ers and green bay packers. establishments are expecting huge crowds. you can see the game on the fox broadcast network big fox saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. cannot wait for football this weekend. that's tonight's live look, foggy look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ my name's cody archie. and i'm erica. cody: and we're first generation ranchers from central texas. erica: and because of tiktok, we're able to show people from all over the world wher

david reuben saw this sign at miami international airport by tsa pre-check and says migrants can passurity without photo id thanks to cp-1 app. everyone trusts that. if photo identification is optional, how does anyone know who is fly nothing our country? ted cruz saw writing on the wall and raised concern in letter to homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas writing, while americans must present acceptable form of identification to fly or have their identities confirmed, tsa is permitting illegal aliens without id toopt for alternate identity process utilizing cbp-1 app and one standard for identifying american citizens and another weaker standard for verifying identities of illegal aliens. this is alarming. good old tsa does not think there is a problem with the app saying it is used by tsa to initiate thorough identity verification process culminating with enhanced screening before an individual is allowed into secure area of an airport. any noncitizen who poses a threat to national security is detained by dhs or turned over to another agency for investigation and prosecution

new body camera video shows florida police arresting 73-year-old grandma donna adelson at miami international airport a one-way flight to vietnam. >> this is terrible. you can't do this. this is insane. >> reporter: in the video from november, adelson escorted through the airport and into a police car. >> i didn't know there was a warrant. >> reporter: the 73-year-old facing first-degree murder and solicitation of murder charges, accused of conspiring with her son and several others to have her former son-in-law, fsu law professor daniel marquell, killed in the driveway of his home in 2014. at the time, marquell was in in a bitter court fight with his ex-wife, wendy adelson, who wanted to move with her two sons to be closer to her mother donna and other family in south florida, but when marquell refused, prosecutors say the adelsons decide to take matters into their own hands. >> anybody here have motive to want daniel dead, his own family. >> the defendant is guilty of first-degree murder. >> reporter: prosecutors allege donna was a driving force behind the deadly scheme. her son, charlie, convicted

the plane landed safely back at miami international airport shortly after it took off. five people were on that plane. they're all okay. we are learning it is a boeing 737 plane. atlas air said in a statement that the plane experienced an engine malfunction soon after departure. this comes weeks after a different boeing aircraft made an emergency landing because the door plugs fell off midair. the faa is still investigating and has temporarily grounded 171 boeing max 9 planes. >>> a break in a case that once rattled a south bay neighborhood. an explosive device found outside the home of a san jose council member. it unfolded near the willow glen home of dev davis. crews disabled the device before it went off. yesterday san jose police announced an arrest. the suspect is identified as 33-year-old an dress novarro. police say evidence inside his home include a field guide for improvised explosives. davis issues a brief statement expressing relief a suspect is in custody. >>> a live look in oakland where community members are demanding to know the next steps for the city a

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engine malfunction last night that boeing 7.47 bound for puerto rico had just taken off from miami international airport when it was forced to turn around the plane's owner. atlas air says the crew followed all procedures and safely return to the airfield. no one was injured investigation into this malfunction is now underway. a grand jury in new mexico has indicted out baldwin on one charge of involuntary manslaughter. this new charge against him coming now more than 2 years after the accident on the set of the film, rust when a gun he was holding, went off that shooting killed the film's cinematographer, halyna hutchins and injured the director. joel souza baldwin insists he did not pull the trigger and that the gun malfunctioned in new mexico and involuntary manslaughter conviction carries up to 18 months in prison. baldwin's lawyers say they look forward to their day in court. >> according to a new report, 200 americans die each day from a fentanyl overdose. it's a crisis that's now getting the attention from mayors and diplomats in washington. kron four's anna wiernicki is there with more. >> u.s.

bound for puerto rico had just taken off from miami international airport when it was forced to turn around. >> the plane's owner atlas air says the crews followed all procedures and safely return to the airfield. no one was injured, but there isn't now an investigation underway to figure out why that happened. and turning now to the growing fentanyl crisis. 200 americans die each day from a fentanyl overdose. it's a crisis that's now getting the attention from mayors and diplomats in washington, our dc reporter anna wiernicki has more. >> u.s. secretary of state antony blinken says fentanyl is now the leading cause of death for americans between 18 and 49. not not to answer. not car accidents, not not violence. it's fentanyl. blinken told nearly 300 mayors from around the country in washington on friday that fighting the flow of fentanyl into the u.s. is a global effort. the ingredients that go into making fentanyl, so-called chemical precursors. a lot of them right now are being made in china and then they get illicitly shipped typically to mexico. >> synthesized and defend all. an

investigation -- and i apologize if there's loud planes taking off around me, we are in front of miami international airportalking here. according to sources familiar with that preliminary investigation, there was a softball-sized hole found in engine number 2 so i'm told by people also familiar with the investigation, that's something they're going to be looking at and looking for is whether this was a contained or uncontained engine failure. let's go back to what we know so far in terms of what happened. there's very few details. we know this plane took off 10:22 from miami international, it was headed to puerto rico. it was less than eight minutes later they made that emergency landing right back here. when we look at communications between the crew on board and air traffic control, you can hear those may day calls, and they talked about an engine fire. we have received a statement from atlas air that there was an engine failure. we know that there was just five people on board. this was a cargo plane, but we do know it was a boeing plane, and chris, as we're waiting for details, we know the ntsb says th

. >> reporter: the atlas air cargo flight sparked after it took off from miami international airport.the plane able to return and land safely. no one on board was injured. in a statement, the airline which specializes in cargo and charter flights says the plane experienced an engine malfunction soon after departure, and that they will conduct a thorough inspection to determine the cause. the plane was a boeing 747, according to flight aware data. the incident coming weeks after a different boeing aircraft, a 737 max 9, was forced to make an emergency landing after one of its door plugs fell off midair. >> our job is to understand literally everything that has happened and make sure it can never happen again. >> reporter: the faa is investigating, and temporarily grounded 171 boeing max 9 aircrafts for inspection in the process. the crew of the atlas air flight safely out of harm's way after leaving a fiery trail through the sky. we reached out to the faa and have not heard back yet. overnight, boeing declined to comment. back to you. >> stephanie gosk, thanks so much. >>> that does it

flames and sparks shooting out of a cargo plane shortly after it took off from miami international airport. the crew was forced to turn around to make an emergency landing. stephanie gosk joins us with the latest. >> good morning, hoda. it was a scary scene. somehow the plane was able to land safely. now questions are mounting about what went wrong on this boeing plane just weeks after that dangerous moment where the door plug blowing off on a different boeing aircraft. >> oh, my god. it's on air. >> reporter: overnight, another scare in the skies. flames shooting out of the plane in mid-air, forcing the aircraft to make an emergency landing. >> engine fire. request access back to the airport. >> reporter: the atlas air cargo flight sparked after it took off from the airport. >> we'll go ahead and land with five souls on board. >> reporter: the plane thankfully able to return and land safely. no one on board was injured. the plane experienced an engine malfunction soon after departure. the incident coming weeks after a different boeing aircraft was forced to make an emergency landing after

rico just taken off from miami international when it was forced to turn around the plane's owner, atlas air says the crew followed all procedures and safely return to the airport. no one was injured. an investigation into why that happened is underway. >> journalists at the la times walked off the job today to protest planned job cuts. it's the first union stoppage at the times in the paper's 142 year history, according to the guild la times management announced its intention to lay off journalists and asked the union to suspend seniority protections in their contract. the guild says if they agree almost any member could be laid off. >> we would like their management to work with our guild. we worked very hard to get a seat at the table. we have great interest in the success in los angeles times and we're very concerned that one man's proposing right now is going to, in fact, contribute to the detrimental progress in los angeles times. >> the times responded today saying it needs to reduce the operating budget going into this year and anticipates layoffs but did not give a head count. the guild also held rallies in washington, d.c., and sacramento. cal state f

airport. we have five soles on board and -- >> air traffic control told the crew to turn back to the south, made a successful landing back on runway nine at miami internationalis flight operated by atlas air, a big cargo carrier, flies everywhere from alaska to africa to asia, the most 747s of any airline in the world. the queen of skies. the airplane only about eight years old, built in 2015, although seems not likely a boeing or airplane problem, even though boeing says it is going to assist in this investigation. these engines were built by general electric. likely it will be part of the investigation as well. >> fascinating, five people on board, i think he said five hours of fuel on that plane. and they made a successful emergency landing. and thank god for that. pete, it's good to see you. thank you. >> terrifying. >>> all right. the top three republican candidates are all over new hampshire today, as you might imagine, fighting for every vote just four days out from the primary there. we'll look at where the candidates are trying to rally up last-minute support in the granite state. that is ahead. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with