this was the man from nantucket. there once was a man from nantucket. in a bucket. but his daughter named nan ran away with a man, and as for the bucket, nantucket. >> when i heard nantucket, i thought were you going in a different direction. >> a wonderful bird is a pelican. his bill can hold more than his be limpb acan. he can hold in his beak enough food for a week, but i'm damned if i see how the helican. >> real show comes up next. >> save us! >>> a bromance or frenemies? donald trump and paul ryan get together on capitol hill to try to smooth things over. this is special report. >>> good evening, welcome to washington, i'm doug mcelway in for bret baier. the highest-ranking republican in congress and the party's presumptive presidential nominee met today at a meeting that was part convenience and parter shotgun wedding. peter doocy on whether paul ryan and donald trump can overcome their differences, but we begin with senior national correspondent john roberts and what happened when the donald met the speaker. >>

. >> and the flight that crashed near the massachusetts island of nantucket and killed, what, 270 people on board, u.s. officials pointed to the pilot suicide. the egyptian officials said there is still a mechanical reason for that crash. >> correct. and again the egyptian authorities because of the absolute tourist industry they are loathed to allow any description and will fight any description of terrorism to the point the metro-jet crash, the first thing they said was nope, nope, not terrorism. not terrorism until it was proved conclusively that it was. well, with the egypt air crash as you point out, they are still saying nope, nope. we disagree with the findings of the ntsb. it was not a suicide. it was mechanical even though our investigators found that it was. >> this particular plane in question this egypt air flight 804 had been a check as near as wednesday. the pilot involved, it was his fifth flight of the day. is that unusual in terms of the amount of flights that a pilot will participate in during like a 24-hour period? >> that sounds excessive to me, yes. five flights in o

in 1999 an egypt air jetliner crashed into the atlantic ocean near nantucket, killing all 217 people on board. u.s. investigators filed a final report that concluded co-pilot switched off the auto pilot and pointed the boeing downward. egyptian officials insisted some mechanical reason caused that crash. joining us now on the phone is trace ghallager. trace is also a former pilot. trace, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. good to be here. >> good to have you. >> what are your thoughts on all of this that is unfold something. >> it is the key thing, you're going to have to wait hours to get information you're going to have officials talking to air bus, trying to find out if there are final transmissions that came from the air bus. and air asia crash you're talking about is an a320. so you're looking at a320 and wonder if it might have been something with that. a-320 had a dozen crashes in 25-30 years. air asia crash the rule used to be planes just do not fall out of the sky. and then, i heard you talking this thing just went down because the pilot was so busy it turned out to be a r

egyptair crashes off the coast of nantucket from los angeles to cairo.ll 217 people aboard that boeing 767 died. shocked relatives think about last moments with loved ones, like this man that lost his brother. >> just hugging him, saying good-bye to him, and telling him take care of yourself. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board says deliberate act by the co-pilot caused the crash. on the cockpit voice recorder he is heard saying i rely on god 11 times after the captain went to the lavatory. frantic efforts by the crew to save the plane failed. to this day, the government of egypt refuse to accept findings by the u.s. government that the co-pilot was responsible for killing everyone on the plane. the most recent incident in march. a domestic flight from alexandria, egypt to cairo is hijacked. the hijacker claims he has an explosive belt and the plane is flown to cypress, the hijacker surrenders hours later, his belt didn't have a detonate or. and this boeing 727 crashed. >> landing gear dysfunction. >> 14 people died. 48 others survived.

kilometers off the coast of nantucket, killing all 217 people on board.n investigation concluded the relief pilot was most likely responsible for deliberately crashing the jet. >> let's bring you some of the other top stories we are covering this thursday. unions are promising to continue their protest against the government's labor reforms. they are claiming 100,000 people took part in protest today. police say only 13,000 took part. the government is pointing to it ising numbers because the sixth rally organized by unions and they are warning there will be more. they are hoping to force the government to back down on that bill which they claim undermines workers rights. today's march against labor law reform has come to a close and the seven trade unions that call people to protest have reason to o be pleased. there has been a very heavy police presence but today has gone pretty much without incident. there were some people still involved at the end of the day and the police responded with not been that that has the major flavor of today. it's the secon

it was 100 kilometers off the coast of nantucket, killing all 217 people on board.n investigation concluded the relief pilot was most likely responsible for deliberately crashing the jet. was catherine reporting. once again, we have military planes and naval vessels ombing the waters here the greek island of crete. they are looking for a flight 804, which went down early this thursday with 66 people on board. for more asking surveillance feedback. quite a lot of activity in this area. according to the greek defense ministry, a clearer picture is coming together in terms of what greek authorities have concerning the aircraft and what they are telling us, we just heard it mentioned a bit earlier, is that the aircraft was cruising at 37,000 feet and then making sudden swerves. it does appear that greek air-traffic controllers were in contact with the pilot and reported no problems at cruising altitude, and then we had controllers, as they continue to try to make contact with the pilot some 60 kilometers before the aircraft exited greek airspace, they were then unable t

in october of 1999, a flight from lamb crashed here in the united states off nantucket and 217 people died. investigators say the crash was deliberately caused by a crew pen. >> stay with us for continuing coverage of egyptair flight 804 with updates the moment they happen by down ling our free abc news app. enable the punish alerts. >> san francisco police are on scene of an officer involved shooting that happened in bayview district near industrial street. vic lee is on the scene. the person shot is a woman; that right? >> apparently. when the person was transported, you could see the crime tape and roters and traffickers waiting for a brief. this is industrial and shaftner and over to sky 7. the shooting started at 10:00 a.m. or shortly before that on the street that is block away from here. we are waiting for the chief to brief us. so far we do not know that much. we know only that it was an officer involved shooting. the person who was shot was taken to san francisco general hospital. we are told that paramedics worked on her. she was still alive at that time. the shooting, of co

crash off nantucket killing 217 people. investigator say it was caused by the deliver action of the first officer. >> stick with abc as we get update on egyptair flight 804. we will be alerting you own the phone with information. can you download the app free by enabling push alerts. >> east bay authorities are investigating a deadly crash in antioch. officials say a car crashed into the backyard of a home at 10:00 p.m. a man in his 20 was ejected from the consider and pronounced dead a short time later. >> scary moms in santa rosa, a car loued thank you backyard, and slammed into a duplex on franklin avenue. the bmw ran through the garage door and pierced the wall of the add joining garage where a man was working on his car. he thought it was an earthquake and described frightening moments. >> i see the wall coming through , i do do not run, i thought it was an earthquake then i smelled the car and it smelled hike gas. >> anyone was hurt. a young map was behind the wheel and they are try to determine what went wrong. >> sc

in 1999, one of the flights crashed into the atlantic ocean near nantucket. all 217 people aboard were killed. u.s. investigators concluded the plane's co-pilot switched off the auto pilot and pointed the boeing 767 downward before the crash. egyptian officials insist mechanical error was to blame. egypt's prime minister says he cannot at this point rule out the possibility this was a terrorist attack. one child and two babies were among the 56 passengers board. no americans were on the flight. >> all right. thank you, jonathan. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news," we'll have more on the search for egyptair flight 804 and more insight into what may have gone wrong. this is the "cbs morning news." t that cigarette smoking just messed up your lungs. i never thought that at only 45, it would give me a heart attack. my tip is, do your heart a favor and quit now. (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. think fixing your windshield is a big hassle? not with safelite. this family needed their windshield replaced, but they're daughters heart

in 1999 one of the flights crashed into the atlantic ocean near nantucket, massachusetts. all 217 were killed. the copilot switched off the autopilot and pointed it downward before the crash. egyptian officials insist mechanical error was to blame. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news. >> the pilot of egyptair flight 804 reportedly had more than 6,000 hours of flying experience. his copilot had close to 3,000. >>> contra costa county investigators are looking into a deadly shooting in rodeo. the sheriff's department got several calls about shots fired just after noon yesterday. deputies found shell casings in the roadway at mariposa and napa avenues. the sheriff's department was notified about a 29-year-old man who died after being shot. the victim's name hasn't been rel released >>> a missing millbrae father was found. police are saying he was murdered. 27-year-old keith green was last seen april 28. he was found near 101 a week ago. >> right now, our focus is to find out what happened to keith and to do the best job we can for him and his family. >> detectives have not revealed

. >> very nantucket look. >>> meanwhile. we are watching the latest. and donald trump appears to be consolidating support from republican voters. that is according to a "new york times" cbs news poll. but the survey also shows trump still has ground to make up before november's election. tracy potts joins us live from washington. >> hillary clinton still has a six point edge nationally in that poll against donald trump. clearly this could end up being a horse race and we're starting to see that shape up now. let's talk about what's happening today in that support that you said that trump is consolidating within the republican party. today we will see him speak at a very influential conference, the nra convention. the national rifle association. they have been very interested in putting a republican in office to protect their second amendment rights. as trump speaks today he spoke is there last year as well. he will address tens of thousands who want to protect gun rights. he has said he wants concealed carry permits available in all fifty states and hi

kennedy to cairo, driven into the sea by the pilot then just south of nantucket, so nothing can be rolled >> know, we should keep an open mind. be inigators are going to the investigative process driven by fax, and we just him have any facts yet it it may be that we only get the boxes, and if we do get the boxes, i think this one will be sold by the boxes. it wewas an explosion, will hear the beginnings of that on the voice recorder, and if it is some other kind of breakup, we will catch it on the data recorder. there are over a thousand parameters on this particular airplane, some more than enough data to solve any kind of systems or structural failure. rishaad: fundamentally what you said at the beginning was that planes like the 737 and this airbus a320 have amazing safety records given how many of them are flying. it's unbelievable how safety airplane is. a very reliable platform. they have long since outgrown any of the initial problems, and they -- it is just bulletproof. they keep on going. this is really amazing how reliable it is. rishaad: great talking to you. thank you for join

that was in nantucket, killing all 217 people on board. the u.s. investigators filed a final report that includes the co-pilot switched off the auto pilot in that incident and pointed the boeing 767 downward. but this airbus a-320 disappeared from radar. we will continue to follow it here on fox news. you both have a perfect driving record. perfect. no tickets. no accidents. that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. yeah. now you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? no. your insurance rates go through the roof... your perfect record doesn't get you anything. anything. perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. see car insurance in a whole new light. liberty mutual insurance. the call just came in. she's about to arrive. and with her, a flood of potential patients. a deluge of digital records. x-rays, mris. all on account...of penelope. but with the help of at&t, and a network that scales up and down on-demand, this h

investigators say a deliberate act brought down an egyptair plane near nantucket island killing 200 on october, a russian airliner crashed from taking off. isis claimed responsibility for placing a bomb on board. there was some discrepancy about whether debris from this jet liner had been discovered, had been found. the vice chairman of egypt air told cnn that life jackets and debris from the aircraft had been found. the airline later backtracking once greek officials came forward and said no debris has been found at this point. jim, the search for debris, the critical, critical pieces of the plane continues tonight. >> that will pick up when the sunrises tomorrow morning. thanks very much. as investigators focus on the possibility of terrorism, there are fresh questions being raised about airline security at airports. cnn's brian todd is looking into that. any warning signs of what might have been missed before this? >> reporter: apparently not many warning signs, if any. they have a massive job ahead. u.s. officials say they're operating under a theory it was brought down by a bomb.

crashed 506 nantucket killing 217 people.tigator say it was caused by the deliberate action of a first officer. >> we have continuing coverage of egyptair night 804. we will update the develop the months for you all morning and you can get updates the moment they happen with our free news app. >> now we to unto what is happening locally and talk of forecast today of the it will cool off. mike? >>> significantly. good morning. a dry cold front is pushing through santa rosa and the leading edge of higher clouds will move through the sky. this is going to bring a stronger onshore breeze. 20-30 miles per hour this afternoon. we are milder this morning, mid-to-upper 50 and stay in the 50s at coast and mid-60s an the bay and mid-70s inland. sue? >> hot spots for you. on the peninsula, in san bruno, southbound, 2 yale, before 380, we had a vehicle crash and the depolice in all lanes. the cars now are on the right shoulder. can you see the traffic is now starting to stack up into south san francisco and at sfo give yourself plenty of

jon: the last major incident involving egypt air that crashed in 1999 off of nantucket island. that was blamed by the national transportation safety board on a suicidal pilot who deliberately put that 767 into a dive . the egyptians have never signed on to that conclusion is my understanding but you have to look at things like that, witness what happened to the german wins flight in 2015. you have to look at things like that but in some ways this plane with its wild gyrations doesn't necessarily lend itself to that possibility. >> we don't know. you are right, it indicates some kind of technical issue. on the other hand we don't know, pilots might have been struggling in the cockpit with a terrorist. we saw this in united 93 and these maneuvers may have been designed to throw the terrorists off. we are only speculating here and clearly, they are looking at everything. we understand those maneuvers and john, you being a pilot are well aware that 37,000 feet feet you fly these aircraft with kid gloves so these kind of maneuvers are way out of the normal and they can result in str

in 1999, egyptair crashed into the atlantic, some 60 miles sought of nantucket.otive was never officially determined. this year, 181 from alexandria to cairo, a man wearing a suicide belt and forced the plane to land in cypress, but it only contained several cellphones, no explosives, and believe it or not, the man was trying to arrange a reunion with his estranged wife in cypress. this came into focus last year, when 9268 exploded over the northern sinai area on its way to russia in october of last year. 224 people, mostly russian tourists were killed. sinai branch of isis claimed responsibility. obviously it is way too soon to tell what is behind the latest disappearance of flight 804, chris. >> there are a lot of different points of reference. there are a lot of unanswered questions. yet boris, as in all of these scenarios, there is one thing for sure. lives have been changed forever. there were 66 people on board. their families, scrambling to get to charles de gaulle airport to find out what happened and the answers as is often the case, are few and coming.

the many submarine is headed for the andrea the famous italian ship that sank off nantucket 60 yearsgo. 46 people died in that wreck. it's considered the mount everest of ship wreck for divers. goal is to photograph the wreckage for a 3d model to help researchers understand how ship wreck impact our ocean. sub has to have 4 days worth of life support. >> today mark one of the anniversary that is less important with the passage of time. in 1927 young pilot later nicknamed lucky lindy flew into history. next year anniversary the 90th is one that people are aichele to notice. wayne has the explanation. >> it's a typical hangar at knots field in novato. al gore a man who on this day next year may very well have much of the world watching him. >> i like to think what we have is successful flight. >> frame and form look somewhat familiar. con some the history book. robert of marin county is building a replica of the spirit of st. louis. on the 90th anniversary next year. he plans to duplicate charles lindbergh historic solo flight from new york to paris. >> i get to personally do the most

lisa and tony back in nantucket. i was excited they were getting married.ke my idol, my life. i loved her so much. i still do. i wrote them a wedding song. it was like heart and soul on the piano. that's all i knew how to play. i was like, walking down the aisle, my auntie and him. >> how does it go? walking down the aisle, my au auntie and him. >> and my first recorded song was at 13, "give me a chance." that was to my brother's best friend. i loved him. and i was just like, give me a chance, i'm young. >> yeah, it was my first crush. >> cute. you know what's fun? you wrote for "rascal flatts." >> i did. >> there's a song called "i like the sound of that." >> went number one. >> can we crank this? >> you know dame and shea? i wrote it with shea. i was 18 years old. and jesse frazier in nashville. >> okay, tell me this, meghan. first time you turn up the radio and you hear rascal flatts singing the songs that you wrote? >> i balled my eyes out. i cried so hard. i went to the a&r. i just crossed the street with my publisher. and we went to their publisher's

. >> he is giving me -- there once was a man from nantucket. >> just go on. >> woman at the ymca popular place to go, and she -- a toddler class with kids, and slow was breast feeding and they toll her to stop. which is against the law in here and specially because it is a toddler class. so, the ymca now is trying to walk it back a little bit. saying well really all just a big miss understanding. >> what's her name. >> kate, she said, it was her little baby, in the to letter movement class with the 19 month olds son, the one in spring galley. breast feeding in the building but all the sudden somebody came up curbings cover up, can you notch, leave this area. >> leave the room. >> upper management had come in. i was -- i stood up with west, and they said if you're going to nurse again you need to do it in the hallway. on the benches in the hallway. and i said why? and she was like well there are men in this class, they're un comfortable, and they're making complaint. >> oh, i like her child's name, the west so. ceo of the ymca says business miss understanding, the staff and the children a

crashed off nantucket killing 217 people.tate was cause bid the deliberate action of the first officer. we will continue to update the developments all morning with updates the moment they happen with the free news app. enable push alerts. >> back home in the east bay authorities are investigating a deadly crash in antioch. officials say a car crashed in a backyard of a home at 10:00 p.m. a man in his 20s was ejected and pronounced dead later. >> in santa rosa, a car plowed through a backyard, slammed into a due mention last night, and the bmw rammed through the garage, pierced the wall of the add joining garage and another man was working on the car. the man thought it was an earthquake and told us of frightening moments. >> i seen the wall coming through i thought it was an earthquake. i seen the car and it smelled like gas or something pushing. >> three people were inside of the bmw. no one was hurt. a young man was behind the wheel and they are trying to determine what went wrong. >> school district is assuring pains thei

62 passengers onboard in 1999, a los angeles to cairo flight crashed into the atlantic ocean near nantucket killing all 217 onboard. the been ntsb ruled suicide by copilot and egypt schapp officials rejected the ruling saying it that mechanical failure. 1985 three men hijacked a flying to cairo. they stopped the plane for refueling after a 24-hour standoff, egyptian military officers stormed the aircraft and before it was over, 60 people were dead. and in 1976, pilot error caused the plane to crash into a factory upon landing, killing 52 onboard, 19 on the ground. egyptair has also been losing money for years, meaning satisfaction of its employees and mechanical upkeep will also come under scrutiny in this investigation. >> but the type of plane, the airbus that went down, is very commonly useful right? >> sure. the airbus 320 and the boeing 737, the world's work horses. the a-320 is used for flights under five hours. the a320 has been involved in high profile incidents including the germ yang weeks flight with the cope pilot took the plane on a suicide dive into the french alps. and anothe

. >> you are refer to the egyptair flight that went down off the coast of nantucket when it turned out the ntsb conclusion was it was suicide by an officer. >> to this day, they don't except it. if you look at metro jet, the rest of the world including the russians have determined based on their look at the evidence that wallas a terrorist act and bomb on the airport. that has not been conceived. they have not finished the report. >> debra, if this were in u.s. territory, what would the normal response be by tsa? what would be the demands of ntsb and other officials and interviewing all of the baggage handlers and other personnel and mechanics, anyone would have had asset to it >> the great thing in the u.s. is that we have experience and cooperation against all the federal agency. ntsb and other organizations like fbi and local law enforcement and tsa would all work together. they work on the briefings that would take early on in an investigation to provide that neutral assistance. they would continue to do that if this were a u.s. accident. i suspect that the international authoritie

carolina all the way this plume of moisture through the outer banks up through delmarva to the north of nantucket because, jim, this is a slow mover, it's going to be more than dampen the day and barbecues and community parades. it's going to do this for a couple of days. not just the flooding that we've seen in south carolina and the eastern part of north carolina but the next couple of days, just what was a tropical storm at one point is now just the remnants of but because it's moving so slow, we'll see some, probably some problems with flash flooding in several communities mainly along the coastline. for those that have been trying to get to the beaches, rip currents are a big, big problem now. some beaches are closed, we know. but we'll watch this the next couple of days and create problems of its own but thoughts and prayers with many communities in and around the houston area. >> got to watch out for those. >>> unprecedented fears over the olympics with the spread of the zika virus. now some want the games postponed and moved out of brazil. we'll check the facts and the fears after this. o

investigators said a deliberate act brought down an egyptair airplane near nantucket island killing more than 200 people on board. and then a russian aircraft crashed after leaving sharma al sheik airport. overall, i can tell you that the department of homeland security, they are waiting for more definitive information before they take any action, if any. >> rene marsh with all of the latest, thanks. let's bring in aviation correspondent richard quest. thanks for joining us. the plane that went down is an a320. how common is this plane? how old was this specific aircraft? >> reporter: well, the plane itself is the absolute workhorse of global aviation for shorter flights. more than 8,000 have been ordered. there's about 5,000 flying in the air. it's a boeing rival. it is the 737. and jake, you just got a look out at the window at any airport, particularly in asia, europe, even the u.s., you will see dozens of the a320 family all the way up to the a321. extremely popular and well-liked by the aviation industry and passengers and an exceptionally reliable plane and is the backbone of aviat

in 1999 a los angeles to cairo flight crashed into the atlantic ocean near nantucket, killing all 217 people onboard. the ntsb ruled that suicide by copilot and despite ample evidence, egyptian officials rejected the ruling, instead saying it was mechanical failure in 1976, pilot error caused a plane to crash into a factory upon landing, kill 52:00 onboard and 19 on the ground. back in march, a man hijacked an egyptair flight, forcing it to land in cypress. the hijacker claimed he has a suicide bomb. the bottom was fake and the guy waned to meet up with his wife. in 1985 three men hijacked an egyptair flight. they agreed to stop the plane for refueling but after a 24-hour standoff, egyptian military officers stormed the aircraft and before it was over 60 people were dead. it's also important to note that egypt air has been losing money for years, meaning even if today's crash is terrorism, investigators will take a very close look at how satisfied airline employees are and whether mechanical upkeep is in line with the standards of control in aviation. >> trace, thank you very much. a

crashed off nantucket and 217 people died. investigators say the crash was deliberately caused by one of the crew members. >> stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of egyptair flight 804. get updates the moment they happen by downloading our app. >>> developing news out of oklahoma city where a truck tore through a highway overpass. police say the truck driver was hauling some heavy equipment that was just too tall for the bridge. the force of the crash ripped the road on that bridge apart causing it to collapse onto the highway below. the highway is closed as crews clean up a big mess, but thankfully nobody was hurt. >>> turning to our weather, let's take a live look outside from our east bay hills outside. looks like cloudy. >> a bit gloomy. windier, glommier. spencer is indoors. >> too cool for me out there. we have gathering clouds around the bay area, strong gusts and it's much cooler than yesterday. here is a look at our current wind gusts, 30 miles per hour at sfo, 31 at half moon bay, throughout the bay area. 24

recall back in 1999, and egyptair flying out of jfk airport was plunged into the atlantic ocean near nantucket. ultimately the investigation which was led by the u.s. national transportation safety board determined that the second officer of the aircraft basically dove it in, in a suicide plunge struggling with the captain who was trying to stop that from happening. what is interesting about this is that the egyptians to this day have never admitted that finding. it is clearcut from listening to the cockpit voice recorder, and i flew the scenario in a simulator, and it matched exactly what happened, and yet the egyptians never accepted that. so, there is some concern that the egyptians, the authorities or the investigators are not willing to call a spade a spade in the situation, and we will hope it has changed over the years. >> and having investigated these over the years, and you with the terrorism angle, and you knowing what has been done and you find it strange that isis has not taken anything or said anything about it. >> and there is the chance that they didn't do it. >> and they have n

nantucket isn't, the isle of wight, isn't. name an island. they want foreigners in corsica?s there? no way, no way. >> anthony: right. >> paul: did anyone ever come to an island, uh, with a good intention? people, people -- >> anthony: no, never in the history of the world. >> paul: no, no. >> anthony: best case scenario bring syphilis. >> paul: yeah. >> anthony: pretty much. >> paul: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: i mean, at the very least. >> paul: and it happened, it happened here. captain cook put his sailors ashore in ni'ihau, which is just a little northwest of here. he was the first haole. like magellan. hawaii killed its first tourist and -- >> anthony: right. >> paul: philippines killed their first tourist. but people who live on islands, who were born on islands, view anyone who comes to shore with suspicion. >> nainoa: well, to go back to what defines a hawaiian. maybe we should go back in our imaginations to -- it could have been two thousand years ago. the tahitians have this voyaging canoe. way before any other culture on the planet is exploring the deep seas. somehow

unstable, in 1999, one of the airline flights crash in the atlantic ocean near massachusetts island of nantucket, all 217 people on board were killed. u.s. investigators concluded that the plane's co pilot switched off auto pilot and pointed the plane downward before the crash. egyptian officials insist mechanical error was to blame. >>> back to what happened this morning. egyptair says this plane's pilot had more than 6,000 hours of flying and co pilot had close to 3,000 flying hours. there were ten crew and security members aboard the flight and out of the 56 passengers, well, they came from a dozen nations but no americans were on board this morning. jim and brooke, back inside to you. >> thanks, jan. >>> this comes just six months after a bomb is believed to have brought down a russian passenger plane over the egypt sinai peninsula. isis claimed responsibility for that attack that left 224 people dead. back in october. >>> well, new this morning housing authority officer is hurt in the car crash in northern liberties. police tell us that the car collided with a cruiser after 1:00 this mornin

i would point to the fact that in 1999 an egypt airplane crashed off of nantucket.taken off from kennedy airport headed back to egypt. ultimately, it was decided by the national transportation safety board that a suicidalpily brought that plane down and, of course, we saw the same thing last year with that germanwings plane that crashed in the french alps, blamed on a suicidal pilot. the kind of action that the radar track is showing, the plane was straight and level, 37, 38,000 feet, then suddenly veered to the left, then a 360 to the right as it rapidly descended from 38,000 to about 15,000 feet where the radar track was absolutely lost. that indicates either a struggle in the cockpit or an airframe that suddenly became uncontrollable perhaps because of something like a bomb onboard. i think they are going to find one of those two things is likely the cause here, either a terrorist bomb or some kind of an attack, a struggle in the cockpit. that could have been a terrorist. we don't yet know. >> so, jon, it's tucker carlson. planes at altitude don't just fall out o

personally involved in investigating egypt air going back to '99 when the egypt airplane crashed off of nantucket united states. you concluded as ntsb investigator it was pilot suicide but to this day the egyptians don't accept that, right? >> that's correct. they did not accept our conclusion that the co-pilot had deliberately flew that plane into the ocean. >> which raises the question, peter, how confident are you if egypt is leading this investigation we get a full picture of what happened? >> i have been very impressed over the past 24 hours about how forthcoming the egyptians have been on this investigation. they were the first out of the gate to even mention the term terrorism. their statement by the vice president of egypt air was forth coming. the prime minister was forthcoming. i think they are taking a much different approach to this event than they did to egypt air in 1999. >> how confident are you we will find out fairly soon what happened? >> i share peter's thoughts. the egyptians in '99, it went against all facts that the ntsb has. i think there are parties to the investigation th

>> gretchen, in the past 40 years egyptair has had five major crashes, including the crash near nantucket on board. the ntsb ruled it was a deliberate act by the co-pilot and despite ample evidence from the cockpit voice recorder, egyptair refused to accept that conclusion, instead calling it mechanical failure. egyptair also had a plane hijacked two months ago by a man claiming to have a suicide belt. plane landed safely on the island country of cypress, the suicide belt turned to be a fake. egyptair has been losing money for years. investigators will certainly be looking to see egyptair is following all guidelines for mechanical safety. of course every time there is a crash, investigators focus a lot on the type of airplane. in this case, an airbus a-320 which in recent years has had a series of incidents. you'll recall, germanwings flight 9525 that crashed off an eight-minute descent in the french alps killing 150 people. in that crash the co-pilot locked the pilot out of the cockpit and pointed the nose of the plane into a suicide dive. in december of 2014, an airasia flight bound for

and then in 1999, an egypt airline jetliner crashed in the atlantic ocean near the island of nantucket killing all 217 people on board. u.s. investigators filed a report that concluded the 0 co-pilot switched off auto pilot and pointed the boeing 767 downward. officials rejected the notion of suicide insisting that some ort mechanical reason caused the crash. let's get back to what is happening for us this evening. good morning, ken. are you there? >> good morning. i'm here. >> this is an airbus a-320. the manifest included 56 passengers, a crew of ten. it's egyptian air ms-804 and it vanished somewhere over the mediterranean, suite of turkey. i was reading it was just before it entered egyptair space. do you know anything in addition to that information? >> as you have been following what you have been reporting on the news. >> ken, would it be unusual it to disappear so close in to entering egyptair space? i'm just getting involved in this story, as well. let's do this together. the plane -- >> all right. >> okay. it was at an altitude of 37,000 feet. does that tell you anything, ken

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least 58 people on board were killed. 24 years later, egyptair flight 990 crashed off the coast of nantucketfter taking off from new york. all 217 on board died. the national transportation safety board indicated the pilot brought down thela intentionally. something egyptian authorities have disputed. instead, blaming mechanical error egypt says it will investigate the cause of the accident. it will be joined by authorities and the plane manufacturer, airbus. there will likely be an examination of french aviation safety at airports. norah? >> all right. thank you very much. we'll continue to bring you updates on the search throughout "cbs this morning." and coverage continues all day on our 24-hour streaming network, cbsn. >>> to the presidential race and the growing anger between bernie sanders and democratic party leaders. sanders' campaign accuses the party chairwoman of favoritism toward hillary clinton. both sides say the other is lying about a disputed nevada convention that ended in chaos. nancy cordes looks at how powerful democrats are putting pressure on sanders, but he is not back

fourteen years later egyptair flight 990 crashed off the coast of nantucket shortly after taking off from new york. all 217 people on board died. national transportation safety board indicated the pilot brought down the plane intentionally, something egyptian authorities disputed, instead claiming mechanical error. egypt says it will investigate the cause of last night's incident and will be joined by french authorities and the plane's manufacturer airbus. there is likely an examination of air safety at airports. norah. >> jeff, thank you so much. we'll continue to bring you updates. coverage continues all day on 24 hour streaming network. >>> now to the presidential race and growing anger between bernie sanders and democratic party leaders. sanders campaign accuses the party chairwoman of favoritism towards hillary clinton. both sides say the other is lying about a disputed nevada convention that ended in chaos. nancy cordes looked how powerful democrats are putting pressure on sanders but he is not backing down. nancy, good morning. >> good morning. sanders told cbs news he is furi

peter in 1999, you investigated the egyptair crash off the coast of nantucket, worked with the egyptians, there's conflicting information coming out now between greek investigators, egyptian investigators. what do you make of that? who do you -- who do you tend to believe? >> well, this is unusual. usually the fog of war, as they say in these kinds ofccidents, occurs during the first couple of days. we're now almost five, six days into this and it seems to be getting worse. and i think it -- i think right now the egyptians have got to take a deep breath and take control of this investigation and take control of the information flow. they haven't yet. and they been contradicting each other and it's not helpful. >> there's also conflicting claims about the human remains, tom that have been found, whether -- can you determine from the human remains that may have been floating on the mediterranean whether the result was some sort of explosion, a weaponized explosion or some sort of mechanical problem? >> well, if you had a passenger, wolf, holding a laptop and that laptop had the explosive

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goes all the way back to 1999 when egyptair 990 crash off nantucket island in the atlantic ocean. the egyptians worked very hard to prevent the full investigation from coming out. the fact that the pilot was suicidal and perhaps even more nefarious agenda in mind. then with the metrojet airline bombing, the russian plane, seven months ago, the egyptians totally downplayed the role of terrorism until it was impossible to deny. the fact that they've come out so quickly this time to suggest it could be terrorism, it might be, because this plane did not come from egypt. came from france. therefore, it's almost like they're palming the blame on to the french in case something bad had actually happened. so we'll have to wait and see. egyptians don't have the best track record for transparency but hopefully in this investigation they might be more willing to provide more information as it comes through. >> i only have a second here, but because of what you just said, because it came from france, of course, it was still at the end of the day egyptair. and because of the track record of eg