moscow at five fifty pm local time however it was forced to turn back after a fire alert went off on board it was said to have lost radio contact with the air traffic controllers and made a landing with no communications picture so far engulfing the aircraft on the ground and a huge plume of smoke black smoke rising into the air now of course we're told that the landing was more sluggish and it was. made possible second attempt we're told that that was mostly due to the poor weather in the mosque out in the capital of course it's been raining on and off throughout the day. as we mentioned that it was an air afloat flights and at this point there's been no comment from the company at this point we do only have the information that ten people were injured there are also reports that one person has been killed but that has not been officially confirmed russian emergency ministry has confirmed actually at this point that six people were injured in the plane fire and that is the latest information that we have at this point. and as you can see this is from a distance we see the blacks smoke. pl

preliminary information it was the ignition off electrical wiring on board of the aircraft. that's occurred when the plane was taken off for the moscow moments flights the plane itself sukhoi superjet one hundred is a fairly new plane this particular plane was manufactured in seventeen and the last time it was serviced according to the manufacturer was in april of this year so the investigation is still ongoing we don't know what exactly happened what had caused the accident and what caused the deaths of all those people so after the plane was already in the air was in the air for about twenty eight minutes when there was a fire on board at that point in the airplane the crew had also lost all radio contact with the ground apparently and that the plane had to land in complete silence with absolutely no directions from the ground control and of course as the plane or landed on the runway of the moscow sheremetyevo airport it caught on fire apparently. the plane. hit the ground three times before to actually stop and that's when the fire caught it so the sail and of the plane a

in you know we were on board a plane at sheremetyevo airport we were flying to helsinki although our flight has now been canceled we're sitting really close to the plane which is completely on fire the flames are huge it's very difficult for the emergency services to tackle the blaze they told us that the airports closed no planes are leaving all arriving we're waiting for more information and maybe will be evacuated. ok let's bring in a guest now holly's a retired group captain jones is on the line. we've seen the pictures of the certainly the back half of this plane engulfed in flames we don't know if this fire began in the air or whether this was from the impact of landing what you what are your first instincts what professional instincts tell you having seen the video. well thank you very much for having me on your program. and i'm sorry it's a very unfortunate incident and rick you're asking my opinion. i personally think that this you see usual culprit is electronic cables short circuiting so this could well be an electronic fire caused by that whether it was on landing i don't

there were dozens of passengers on board and we do believe that everyone has been evacuated at least ten people have been injured and reports indicate that it's possible that one person was killed in the spire but again we do not have official confirmation of that at this point in time now the plane departed from moscow at around five fifty pm local time but it was forced to turn back after that fire alert went off on board it's been reported that it lost connection with the airport and was landing in silence with no direct contact with the airport the plane actually landed on its second attempt at the runway skidded to a halt and was covered in plumes of black smoke. dozens of emergency emergency vehicles have been deployed to the site and we do believe that at this point the fire has been brought under control and that everyone on board the plane there are approximately eighty people eighty passengers on board the plane it's believed that they were actually evacuated already at this point. passengers of the airport saw a cloud of black smoke coming from the runway. for anyone just j

fire which happened on sunday evening at sheremetyevo there were seventy eight passengers and crew on board the aircraft which was due to fly to move them on skin the country's far north as jet burst into flames during an emergency landing shortly after takeoff we should warn you the following video of the blaze is the stress. police say the people suspicious. people elected it down the am ill. elect our correspondent goes down off was it should imagine the airport as the tragic events unfolded. after midnight the officials have finally decided to come out and update us journalists as to what the latest has been when it comes to this tragedy i mean the most important bit we've heard from the russia's investigative committee confirming the official number of those deceased in the tragedy and that number is forty one and here is the latest as to what the representative of russia's investigative committee had to say have a listen in miami and the rescue operation has ended and the investigative committees continue to work at the scene of the accident so this is a chairman airport response with

spanish while he was on board a different plane waiting to take off for a major airport and he saw the burning aircraft with his own eyes and this is what he told us. was one of our most in we were on board a plane sheremetyevo airport we were flying to helsinki although our flight has now been cancelled we're sitting really close to the plane which is completely on fire the flames are huge it's very difficult for the emergency services to tackle the blaze they told us that the airports closed no planes are leaving all arriving we're waiting for more information and maybe will be evacuated to tell you more about the model of the plane that was involved in this accident and s s j one hundred sukhoi superjet this is a short to be jim hall passenger plane the model was manufactured last year it can carry up to ninety eight passengers so we believe it's just below full capacity the range up to four thousand six hundred kilometers one hundred ninety six currently in service with various different lines. this salient points of the story of my culture alongside me will bring is a very light w

we are getting reports a plane with 136 people on board has slid off the ru nway 136 people on boarday in jacksonville, 136 people on board has slid off the runway injacksonville, florida, and into a river. fire and rescue crews are at the scene. you can see the plane is in the river there. nobody appears to have been seriously hurt. the boeing 737 was on a naval personnel flight from guantanamo bay in cuba. we understand the plane was attempting to land during a heavy thunderstorm. it is in the river, pa rt thunderstorm. it is in the river, part covered in water but not com pletely part covered in water but not completely submerged. boeing says it is aware of the situation and is investigating. so that is the scene there, over 130 passengers on board there, over 130 passengers on board the plane. it skidded off the airport runway in the us state of florida, injacksonville, and came toa florida, injacksonville, and came to a halt in a nearby river. this is the live seen now. you can see a lot of emergency vehicles, lots of flashing lights there, as they have headed to the scene. we a

in the river with only 2 minor injuries just imagine the tariff for those people who were on board ass. >>was taking this landing words skidded right into the whip a river as ken mentioned earlier you can see it appears that the nose on the plane. suffer some major although of pcourse is hard to determine a this time we also don't have any clue as to what went wrong. it doesn't appear that the weather there is a problem so the investigators sent ntsb and the federal f a a will be on scene to try and sort out what went wrong here whether there was a mechanical failure. at the same they'll be questioning the that only the crew and pilot and whatnot but also the passengers as to what happened as this was happening this evening in florida we're going to continue to monitor the situation but again the headline is the a 7.37 plane went off the runway at naval air station. >>jacksonville florida into the saint johns river and all personnel aboard that flight passengers and crew members are alive and accounted for and all we're hearing is that there are 2 minor injuries will keep you posted t

all 136 passengers on board accounted for, year told. have our experts waiting to speak with you and we're going to get information from one of them now. and joining us now via phone. we're looking at the pictures. so talk to us about -- conformation from guantanamo bay. who's on this plane? colonel? are you there? colonel lathan? okay. so we don't have him. cay. stand by we'll get colonelilaten on the phone. cnn law enforcement. so listen, let's talk about what happened here. who might be on this plane coming from guantanamo bay. what's going on here? >> we have a number of fire department assets, emergency vehicles. i think we can't over state the amount of training. we have an air field. and you have behind the scenes emergency personnel trained and equipped to respond. the first of which is your typical medical emergency. for those of us that fly. we'll be around the terminal, responding to our conditions, things like that. airplanes in distress. there may be an emergency landing. they'll have have fire department apparatusen the run

emergency landing at sheremetyevo airport there were seventy eight passengers and crew all together on board we can show you some video of the plane engulfed in flames on the runway must warn you though you may find these images disturbing. if keep. the feel. like it down yeah. of. course once it is done a spin bringing is the latest information from sheremetyevo airport and it is sad late but it was almost predictable looking at those who reflect images those huge flames engulfing that plane the death toll has gone up the spring is the latest information you're getting from officials. well indeed at least at least now officials have started to come out to the media and well revealing some details as to what happened indeed we finally have a confirmation of the official number of those who lost their lives in the tragedy in fact we journalists have just been given out lists of people lists of survivors this is what one looks like so far it's just numbers and russian names over there and judging by what i can see here at least twenty eight people have survived and they have been largely unhar

in moscow there were seventy eight passengers and crew on board the russian president prime minister expressed condolences to the families of the victims thirty seven survivors most of food are injured. more than twenty palestinians were killed as israeli warplanes bombed. in response the cross border rocket fire that left four israelis dead. daniel hawkins thanks for joining us this. i always thought with the tragedy at moscow's biggest port forty one people have been confirmed dead after a plane fire which happened on sunday evening it. there were seventy eight passengers and crew on board the aircraft which was due to fly to more months going to countries far north the jet burst into flames you're going to see landing shortly after takeoff we should warn you the following video you're about to see of the blaze distressing. was. was. the fifth the fisher the first elected in belgium may yet come up. plus. our correspondent who goes thought of was that same answer for the tragic events unfolded. after midnight the officials have finally decided to come out and update us journalists

burst into flames during an emergency landing in moscow there were seventy eight passengers and crew on board. the russian president and prime minister expressed condolences to the families of the victims there are thirty seven survivors most of whom are injured. after a deadly escalation between israel and gaza the two sides reported a truce last bombing raids and rocket fire claimed the lives of twenty three palestinians and four israelis. from a scale from a week you run out of top stories here. thanks for being with us this hour we start with the news of the tragedy at moscow's biggest for forty one people have been confirmed killed after a plane fire which happened on sunday evening. there were seventy eight passengers and crew on board the aircraft which was due to fly to more months in the country's far north the jet burst into flames during an emergency landing shortly after takeoff and we should warn you the following video of the plays. police. say the full solution. illegibly out a yes ily ily a correspondence he goes down off was at the airport as the president's unfolded. after m

a russian passenger plane has made an emergency landing at moscow airport after a fire broke out on boardto have died. let's do a deal the prime minister appeals to jeremy corbyn to resolve their differences and help her deliver brexit. israel and militants in the gaza strip engage in a deadly exchange of rocket fire, as tensions between the two sides continue to escalate. it isa it is a growing problem across the uk and an issue that health authorities and police forces are increasingly concerned about. in northern ireland, the misuse of prescription medication has rocketed over the last decade. it is now affecting more than half of all drug—related deaths there. chris page spoke to one mother who lost her son to a prescription drug abuse. i adored allen, he was my best friend, we were soulmates. loving him was not enough. no in the sense of loss was unmistakable. her son, alan, took his own life after he was given a drug called lyric. son, alan, took his own life after he was given a drug called lyricm was initially prescribed as nerve pain, but he became addicted. was initially prescri

a passenger on board took video as the flames spread. and i have to warn you, these pictures are difficult to watch. 78 passengers and crew were on this plane. 37 people survived. at least two children are among the dead. russia is now launching a criminal investigation. cnn senior international correspondent fred pleitgen is following developments for us. fred, what's the latest? >> some horrifying images coming out of moscow has video seems to show that play, the superjet from aeroflot airlines as it's screeching down the runway after making an extremely hard emergency landing in the afternoon hours of sunday. it then seems to come to a stop and seems to go off the runway at the end as it's further engulfed by the flames. there is also video from inside the plane that just shows those horrible moments as the plane seems to be screeching down that runway with flames outside the window very much there, seeming to engulf that plane from those shots as well. the people there obviously very much in horror as the pilot tries to keep control o

moscow and the initial report said that it was forced to turn back after there was a fire alert on board lots of information yet to be confirmed but from what we have gathered at the transponder was changed regionally to indicate that radio transmissions had been lost with air traffic control the transponder still allows them to send out a communication of sorts in a very form of a basic signal and then that transponder signal squawk was then subsequently a few minutes later changed to say that there was an emergency situation on board the plane from the video that we've seen this is after the plane had landed and well it's obviously that huge flames of engulfed entire back portion of the plane and yet miraculously just sixty seconds or so estimated was required for an evacuation of the plane so the cabin crew really performing at their utmost to get people out of this deadly situation and you see many of them running just seconds after landing across the tarmac even with their luggage remarkably some of them. we have been getting updates from our correspondent at sheremetyevo airport th

burst into flames during an emergency landing in moscow there were seventy eight passengers and crew on board. the russian president and prime minister expressed their condolences to the families of the victims there are thirty seven survivors though many of. these really prime minister to carry on a campaign of airstrikes targeting hamas positions in gaza as a major flare up of cross border violence continues for a second day. at the venezuelan and russian the foreign ministers discussed the u.s. threats of military force after an attempted coup. failed. thanks for joining us on this program where we start at the top of the hour with the tragedy of moscow's biggest airports forty one people have been confirmed dead after a plane fire which happened on sunday evening there were seventy eight passengers and crew in total on board that aircraft which was due to flood tomorrow months going to go far north the jets burst into flames during an emergency landing shortly after takeoff and we should warn you the following. was. shooting she. she she. did it down to a yes. let's cross live al she also

let's start here, everyone on board is safe. the more than 100 passengers and crew had to be rescued from the wing of that plane after it came to a stop in its shallow water. >>> also, this morning, on the korean peninsula, south korea urging north korea to stop raising tensions after they detected several projectiles fired from north korea's eastern coast. were they missiles? were they rockets? were they something else? japan and the u.s. are now working with south korea to make that determination. >> let's start with jacksonville and get more for you where that military charter jet skidded off the runway. we have with us there, natasha chen live from jacksonville. natasha, what are you learning, first, about this ntsb team and about this crash? >> reporter: right. well, i just spoke to an ntsb public affairs officer who says there is a team of 16 people coming to investigate what exactly happened with this crash landing. now, as far as we know, this flight was taking off from naval air station guantanamo bay yesterday. and came

charter plane skidding off the runway in jacksonville and winding up in a river, amazingly everyone on board survived. nbc's kathy park is here with the very latest on this one. good morning. >> good morning, guys, national transportation safety board is sending a go team to investigate this accident. while the crash was scary, it could have been a lot worse. some are calling it a miracle on the st. johns river, a jet carrying 136 passengers and seven crew members ended up in the river late friday and everyone escaped with their lives. the boeing 737 was traveling from the naval station in guantanamo bay to another in jacksonville. boeing said it's aware of the incident and looking into it. jacksonville mayor lenny curry live tweeted updates and said president trump called to offer help as the situation was developing. more than 80 local responders assisted in ensuring everyone got off the plane. 21 people were transported to area hospitals for nonlife threatening injuries. >> would you call it a miracle that there were no serious injuries? >> i don't take that kind of approach to anything.

a russian passenger plane has made an emergency landing at moscow airport after a fire broke out on board while it was mid—air. at least 13 people are reported dead. the prime minister urges jeremy corbyn to resolve their differences. do you trust the prime minister? no, not after this weekend. she has blown the confidentiality she had and hasjeopardised blown the confidentiality she had and has jeopardised the blown the confidentiality she had and hasjeopardised the negotiation for her own personal ambitions. israel and palestinian militants exchange fire for a second day — tensions escalate as israel targets and kills a hamas commander. roads in the centre of edinburgh close to traffic as theyjoin a worldwide mission to improve air quality. coming up in half an hour, the travel show. hello and welcome to bbc news. a russian passenger aircraft with 78 passengers on board has made an emergency landing at moscow's sheremetyevo international aiport after a fire broke out. as the aeroplane came to a halt on the runway, dramatic pictures show the runway, dramatic pictures show the rear end of

stunned and tonight we have learned the fighter jet had missiles and hundreds of rounds of ammunition on board. >>> the severe weather threat as we come on the air tonight. watches and warnings right now. tornadoes and severe thunderstorms. 17 states. rob marciano time this is out. where it hits and went. >>> the newest state, missouri passing its strict abortion law. it comes with possible prison time. days after alabama essentially outlawed abortion. tonight what the vice president says about it all. >>> chilling details this evening. the young pregnant woman who answered a message about free baby clothes on facebook. police say she was then targeted, killed, her unborn baby stolen. what authorities are saying tonight. >>> the stunning headline. the former ohio state doctor accused of abusing more than 170 students. he reportedly had nicknames. school officials now accused of failing to act. >>> two explosions under investigation tonight. the mother and father killed. the son in the home survives. >>> and your money tonight. the uber and lyft outrage. drivers shutting off their apps to incre

least in the some officials have finally come out and describe the situation as to what happened on board and afterwards now finally we. i have the confirmation from the from russia's investigative committee that indeed forty one people have perished in this tragedy which is quite a bit of a hike from the previous figure which was seen now let's have a listen as to what else the representative of russia's investigative committee had to say. done in miami and the rescue operation has ended and the investigative committee is continuing to work at the scene of the accident so this is a chairman to airport response with me all of the injured received demanded medical assistance of seventy eight passengers and crew onboard thirty seven survived and forty one have died. while now we have been given out for the first time the official lists as to who have survived the crash this is what the look like it is just names and numbers as to would like the numeration as to how many people we have twenty eight people who have been relatively unharmed in this tragedy and five more who have had to be take

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a plane making a fireball landing, killing dozens on board, and another jet skidding off the runway intoaters in florida. what went wrong on both flights? >>> breaking overnight, the u.s. deploying an aircraft carrier, strike group, and bombers to the middle east. details into the possible attack being planned on u.s. forces. >>> new this morning, tornado terror. >> twisters caught on camera in parts of the south and central part of the u.s. the wicked weather is on the move this morning. ♪ hello from the other side >>> hello, adele. the superstar is opening up about her life and making a major announcement. you cannot miss "the skinny" on this monday, may 6th. ♪ when i call you never seem to be home ♪ >>> hello. ♪ how are you i was oh -- i'm asking, how are you? you're not going to respond. >> hello. >> good morning, everyone. it's really nice to see adele back in the spotlight. i thought she was gone. she said, i'm wrapping this up, i'm not doing all this concert touring. >> no, any time we can see adele, we're here for her. >> we'll get to that later in this half hour. >>> we begin wi

engines on fire now there have been russian media reports saying that there were seventy eight people on board many of them were able to escape but there are reports of at least one death and between five and ten injuries those are just some of the images that we've been watching joining us now of the skype is i'm male padre he's the head of aviation at university of west london west london and a qualified aerospace engineer thank you for taking the time to speak to us what are your initial thoughts on this the plane had to make an emergency landing after a fire broke out on board obviously the cause is not clear but what are your initial observations. just looking at the incident looking at the pictures and trying to get all the facts the actual proven facts that we know about the aircraft it's difficult to say but it appears there a fire broke out horrible the aircraft. some point within the first half an hour of the aircraft taking off. the radar images show that the aircraft took off circled moscow for a while before it attempted its emergency landing and we me we are getting a few reports

he served on the planning commission, 14 years on the board of appeals. i think john king in yesterday's chronicle, had an article on a.d.u.s. he talked about it was such a vast challenge, vast and vexing, the issue of housing across the spectrum, affordable-to-family dwellings, and we have to do that in a way that we balance it with maintaining neighborhood character. well, it's hard for me to imagine -- i'm not saying this because i know this or i've had the pleasure of serving with him. but i can't imagine anyone more qualified and experienced in san francisco to deal with these issues. he would know how to deal with simple things like a deck and how to deal with a high-rise. he knows the zoning ordinances. he knows about the building codes, the planning codes. he knows just about everything there is to know. i thank you for your time, and please select this gentleman for the planning commission. >> chair ronen: thank you. next speaker, please. and if there are additional speakers, if you could lineup to my left, your right, that would be appreciated. >

russia is in mourning after a deadly plane crash which killed forty one people on board over the weekend the updates on the tragedy after this short break. tease how they dealt how to the international memorial awards twenty nine seen are now open for entries. media professionals are eligible whether you are a freelance journalist work for all terms of media or part of a global news conference to participate send us your published works in video rich in fact go to award dot com and enter now. make this manufacture consent to step into public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. she's the afternoon eighteen minutes past four pm here in moscow welcome back russia is mourning the deaths of the forty one people who lost their lives after an earth last flight crush landed in moscow on sunday the national carrier sukhoi superjet got into difficulty shortly after taking off on was for. to return to share a matter of a report the plane hit the runway hard and burst into flames as a balanc

. >>> new to the measles emergency on board a cruise chip ship. the ship is on the move at this house. 3400 passengers have been kept on board. what they have to do or they went get off. lehe00 passeerand crew aboard the freewinds cruise ship will remain quarantined when they arrive at the ship's home port in the island of curacao. curacao's ministry of health telling abc news -- "all of our efforts are geared toward trying to avoid any further spread of disease." everyone on board has been stuck on the ship since arriving in st. lucia tuesday, when a doctor confirmed a single case of measles. the 'freewinds' shown here in a promotional video is reportedly owned by the church of scientology and used for religious retreats and advanced spiritual counseling. they will see what is on board. and those will be allowed to embark. david, the ship may be allowed to leave on the next leg of its trip. david. >>> now to the deadly cyclone in india and bangladesh tonight. more than 3 million supreme been ordered to evacuate. cyclone fani with winds over 120 mi

flames shooting an emergency landing in moscow and there were seventy eight passengers and crew on board the russian president's prime minister expressed condolences to the families of the victims there are thirty seven survivors most of whom are injured. more than twenty palestinians are killed as israeli warplanes. responds to cross border rocket fire for israelis. the weekly here on our teams a national dining hall thanks for joining us on the program we start with news of a tragedy at moscow's biggest port forty one people have been confirmed dead after a plane fire which happened on sunday evening. there were seventy eight passengers and crew on board the aircraft which was you to fly to more months going to countries far north the jet burst into flames your own emergency landing shortly after takeoff and we should warn you the following video of the blaze is distressing. was . the fifty six people sushi. ultimate outcome am up. plug. response he goes down to earth was it sort of ports as the tragic events unfolded. after midnight the officials have finally decided to come out and u

how pilots made a river landing with everyone on board surviving. >>> north korea's launch. why now and what is the message pyongyang is sending to washington? >>> we begin overnight with terrifying moments as the charter plane lands on the water. the boeing 737 carrying 138 people was arriving in the naval air station in jacksonville from guantanamo bay when it crashed in the st. johns river. it was not submerged. 21 people have been taken to local hospitals in good condition. everyone on board is alive and accounted for. >> it is a miracle. i could have ended very -- we could be talking about a different story this evening. there is a lot to say about, you know, the professionalism of the folks that helped the passengers off the airplane. there's a lot to say about that because it very well could be worse. >> no word on what caused the plane to leave the runway. there was rough weather in the area. ntsb investigators are now heading to the site. joining me now over the phone is kyle bailey. an aviation analyst and safety inspector. what could be the possible causes for the

on different items. sandra and julie. >> evening commissioners, superintendent. so two board resolutions are being discussed and circulated right now that directly impact art education? our district. before we have an opportunity to look at the arts education master plan refresh, come on, san francisco unified school district, you, the board of education, approved a community input process to create the refresh of the arts education master plan. so why create resolutions on arts education without the benefit of the refresh? the resolution and the one being developed around arts and equity both want to make systemic change in our schools. while i agree change is needed, i urge you to have public discussion on the arts education move ther plan refresh before making any policy and funding changes. hundreds of stakeholders and the arts community and school community came together in good faith and they attended meetings and they give input on what's working and what's not working with regards to arts education in the district. the district paid for an outside group to hold input

eyewitnesses saw it burst into flames shortly after those on board were pulled from the wreckage. grundy reports. flames pour out of the light aircraft that crashed on this dual carriageway. three people were on board when it came down, hitting power lines and setting alight on the aao near abergavenny. miraculously, all of them survived. the person filming this then helped to rescue three people from the wreckage of the plane. all i could see was a plane in flames, so we ran over straightaway, to see if there was any casualties, obviously. so, sort of instinct made me do that, i don't know why, but you've got to make sure people are safe. and yeah, i saw two people, they were clearly awake and so, you know, we did what we did to try and get them out. motorists pulled three people from the wreckage, who were then treated by paramedics at the scene. all are said to be in hospital but with only minor injuries. in total, 19 firefighters attended here at the scene, using foam to extinguish the flames. a number of roads were closed for some of the afternoon and this evening, and as you

watching on the international rushes a morning after a deadly plane crash which killed forty one on board over the weekend a wide ranging investigation is underway and we'll tell you what we know after the break. this is a period of sort of the whole schedule it's just pushed right if. you will. believe that it was and i go to the. losing is its appeal to all of the good of. the solicitor good it would bring on the none of us that is a liberal still or was that mean that you all know paul. enough well it was pretty good way to lose a room but you still don't which because i would only done one but i come. here do you really mean you're learning you know did you storm the lead here so i'm i look down from moods sure because you're doing the clue that you're coconspirators. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy on sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race on all sides spearing dramatic developments only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. a lot again russia is in mourning for the

motivating a teacher from germany on a nasa exhibition get his class on board. and inspiring at sixteen ballance less than ideal for cleaning up the ocean now his project has been launched. but first let's take a detour into the animal kingdom everyone knows that elephants interact in complex ways in the head but other species have fascinating social lives as well. chickens for example can recognize over a hundred other birds in their flock and mice often grow up in social nets corporation brings many advantages especially for the weekend members of the group . when white stalks head to their winter quarters they fly together in large groups the ones who spend the summer on a lake constance on the swiss german border set off for spain some fly no further and went to their own landfill sites after a trip of about nine hundred kilometers. others keep going and flying three and a half hours and kilometers to west africa how come what determines who goes where . biologist and they are flock is the first scientists who have researched this question in any depth it ha

boat has capsized on the river danube in the hungarian capital, budapest. 33 south koreans were on boarded, and 19 are still missing. us special counsel robert mueller breaks his silence on the russia investigation, but declines to clear president trump of obstructing justice. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. 0n the front page of the japan times, a day after a knife attack on a group of schoolchildren in kawasaki, more details are emerging about the victims. two people died, an 11—year—old girl and the father of an unharmed student who had worked for the japanese embassy in myanmar. next, the straits times reports on china and singapore's agreement to deepen military ties. it could mean larger—scale military exercises and more frequent high—level talks. and on the reuters website, new research suggesting that hundreds of millions of people could lose their water supply as global warming causes asia's glaciers to melt. the report published in the journal nature finds that the loss of glaciers will make nations from india to kazakhstan much more vulnerable to dr

success you just move to your room, a huge success and it enhances the experience of people coming on board to go on the bridge but the columns were not working quite so well but it is such a glorious day, isn't it? this ship is almost a replica of another ship that will be based permanently going to and from southampton on cruises around the mediterranean next year. so, quite an exciting time for the ship industry in southampton at the moment. back to you, clive. studio: thank you, susanna. a lorry driver using his mobile phone to make a card payment behind the wheel — was just one of thousands of dangerous drivers caught by police in england last year. highways england have been using unmarked hgv‘s to film drivers breaking the law, to help improve safety on motorways and a—roads. our transport correspondent tom burridge reports. caught on the m40, and notjust typing away on his phone. still texting, and he's actually making a payment with his card. card in one hand, phone in the other, shopping online at the wheel. then, on the a38 near derby... he's on his phone. he's got his hands on h

flames during an emergency landing at sheremetyevo airport with seventy eight passengers and crew on board at this point we know for sure thirty seven have survived but the fate of the remaining twenty eight people that is not yet known many thought to be in intensive care and i must warn you may find this video coming up now of the fire on the runway disturbing. if to. the feel. like to be out yeah. ok let's get an update from our chorus from the biggest donna has been following events and bring is the latest information from sheremetyevo airport and. it's worrying i think now that we've got officials talking about the number of survivors as opposed to anything else what more can you tell us at this point. well yes indeed we are at the sheremetyevo airport at one of the at one of its at terminals and i mean tell me if the scene behind me looks anything like a major area of a russian capital of a multi million populated city well really the sheremetyevo airport has been shut down almost completely just one emergency runway is operational and so when it comes to the tragedy here is the time

also stewardesses on board, one was quoted saying she was grabbing people by the scruff of the neck andhrowing them towards the emergency exit to get them off as quickly as possible. aeroflot itself put out a statement saying the evacuation was completed within 55 seconds, underlying the crew did everything they possibly could to save the passengers lives. but sending condolences and saying they were grieving together with the families of the 41 who have been killed. and joining me now is the travel editor of the independent, simon calder. after a ny after any crasher focus on what has happened, whether it was the play or the weather conditions. it is being suggested underqualified pilots and air traffic controllers and the weather were all in the mix. whenever there is an accident, a whole range of possibilities will be being considered by the investigators. it is way too early to draw any conclusions, but what you can do is look more broadly at the aircraft itself and i flew on this aircraft last year, the same airport, sheremetyevo airport, the first considered up to western standard

the other thing is that this get on board day on the 25th, it sounds like a great idea, but it's difficultto get on board if you're under the wheels. and this really reflects the deficiency of mta in its service delivery system. hopefully, this can be remedied in a few months, but getting a bus sometimes is very difficult. and you really need to improve this transportation system. and basically -- [bell ringing] -- this deficiency is an internal operation. and the buses simply have to arrive on time. and one should not have to walk a long distance to get a bus. it should be readily available. so these are my comments on the director's report. again, i'm grateful for the statistics. those are very important, the public should have access to them publicly. thank you. >> director brinkman: thank you. >> mr. peterson, he is the last person to turn in a speaker card on the director report. >> good afternoon. my name is christopher peterson, i have comments specifically on the transit report and requests regarding the next 90-year plan and what muni should be considering there. first of all, i t

some tories who will refuse to get on—boa rd anything that looks some tories who will refuse to get on—board looks like a customs union. likewise, on the labour side, if the leadership was to agree to a deal that didn't include another referendum, there would be fury from one wing of the labour party. there are huge party management issues here as well. even if the government and the labour party leadership can come to some sort of compromise, getting it through the parties won't be easy. some predict that even if they did reach that agreement, it might not get through parliament. there is a long way to go. certainly is. thank you very much. meanwhile, counting continues for local elections in northern ireland where 462 seats are being contested in 11 council areas. results so far have been similar to those in england with smaller parties making gains. 0ur correspondentjohn campbell is in belfast. good morning to you. obviously the party system in northern ireland is very different from the party system in england. there is no obvious read across to what people think of government policy. wh

. >> a fiery crash on highway 101 involved a tour bus with choir members on board. hear from some of them only on abc7 news. >> i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm deon limb with this early addition of abc7 news at 5:00. >>> you can see the heavy police response in the south bay. >> san jose police say there was an officer involved shooting just before 1:00 this afternoon. we were able to located the scanner traffic as police responded. >> we need medics out here code three. >> it is not clear if someone was indeed shot or wounded and if so who. we heard this moments after the initial call. >> we have a crew on the way and we'll have an update at abc7 news 11:00 and >> just after 2:00 this afternoon letting people know investigators are on the scene. download the app and get alerts sent directly to your mobile device. >>> a choir from alabama survived a fiery crash this morning on highway 101. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard spoke to some choir members. joins us live in san francisco. i saw your tweet the pictures are so scary. >> reporter: it is really scary, dion. the m

packed upon us all i'm kristie i and i'm daniel britto in washington we're glad you're on board coming up trumps chair of talks are taking off and it's affecting everything from oil to geopolitics. of monsters dale good and chris martenson to the prosperity join us to break it down all on several fronts plus the ramp up of tariffs is riling markets around the globe what is the state of trading today gandalf you three bridges financial ones is the hands of sifting through the shakeout all that directly ahead but first we have some headlines let's go. a last minute snag in the u.s. china trade talks leads our global report today as u.s. president donald trump threatens to increase tariff rates and apply them to virtually all chinese exports to the u.s. for now the process seems to be on track but trump's twitter threats over the weekend are moving markets on monday the shanghai composite plunged five point six percent while the dow fell as much as four hundred and seventy points before rebounding the markets are reacting sharply to the sudden increase risk of a full on u.s. china trade w

twelve join a demonstration flight in indonesia super jet crashed killing all forty five people on board two other cases involved we'll mechanism fairly near and overshooting of a runway with several crew being injured in that incident another plane that burst into flames on sunday had been in service since two thousand and seventeen and had no reports of previous trouble in fact it had received regular maintenance just last month but aviation safety investigator david de gleave says a number of avenues as to the cause of the crash will be assessed before any final verdict. the airplane may have been quite difficult to land with all the electrical problems that it has i believe the flight control system was working ok but not in the usual mode of operation so it's quite right that the investigation will take some time to look at how the pilots were trained to land the airplane in that particular software mode there have been some recent accidents some of them seem to be the malton level all electronics equipment and the pilot training associated with that i would say that also the media

this is the first system coming on board and the most intense part could impact the afternoon and evening commute. we'll have more details in your forecast coming up. man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? internet's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. >>> four people are still in the hospital after monday's midair collision involving two sightseeing plain off the coast of southern alaska. six people died including one of the pilots. the n.t.s.b. says one of the planes was descending when the two planes collided. the flow plains were operated by different companies and both carrying passengers from the royal princess cruise ship that had docked. >> the students opening fire at their colorado high school are facing more than a dozen counts of murder and attempted murder and theft and

i think there isa of commons on board. i think there is a deal to be done. of commons on board. think there is a dealto be done. it of commons on board. i think there is a deal to be done. it takes two to tango. talks but labour will return on tuesday, and what of the key negotiators is less than impressed. do you trust the prime minister? no, sorry. not after this weekend. i think she hasjeopardised the negotiation. labour has real concerns and even if it can't secure demands, whoever replaces theresa may... trying to enter into a contract with a company who is going into administration and the people who are going to take over are not willing to fulfil that contract. but it is not just labour that willing to fulfil that contract. but it is notjust labour that theresa may has to convince. the chairman of the tory mps warned that accepting the tory mps warned that accepting the labour‘s demand for a customs union could split the conservative party. and they are worried about losing ground to other parties. party. and they are worried about losing ground to other partiesm will be

i'm excited to be here to support the reappointment of mandy eaken on the sfmta board. i'm proud of my role on the bike coalition of which i'm director, we add our support. honestly as someone who is recently elected to be on the head of a transportations board, one that is not paid well -- i actually don't think that director eaken receives any kind of payment or even stipend, it is not an easy job. it is an incredibly thankless job, and in the time director eaken has been in that role, she's brought forward and pushed so many things in a short amount of time. i think the most you can ask in an appointment is someone who's accessible, someone who cares deeply about the role that they are charged with, and someone who has an amount of expertise who they bring in that role. i truly believe that amanda eaken brings all of those things into this role. she has continued working in her current role. in terms of accessibility, the moment we heard about different fatalities, i was on phone calls with amanda eaken until late at night. i cannot say the same of other appointed com