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ben: was the captain unable to fly to give the co-pilot to go over and radio air-traffic control. the flight was been diverted to syracuse, new york with the co-pilot seat amending the play a short time later. >> the plain all of a sudden started the sending pretty quickly and no one really thought anything of that first. >> reporter: the captain has been identified as michael david johnson. news of is that leading passengers on the flight visibly shaken. >> item tired, exhausted and really emotional. >> you got to hand it to the co-pilot. done in that situation. >> reporter: because of thats and co-pilots the quality will fly american airlines says there is never any danger to passengers regardless if economic experts a situation could ended much differently. >> if he decided to divert to boston or continue to boston and summer between where they were and boston something did go wrong with the aircraft or there is a serious problem and he was by himself that would not be good. >> reporter: flight 550 which was carrying a one 50 people spend four hours on the ground in syracuse bef

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but aboard flight 550, the co-pilot was ready and landed the plane safely. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with a major recall for one of the most popular foods on american breakfast tables. >>> a near disaster on the tracks today in vermont. an amtrak train headed to washington with more than 100 people on board hit a rock slide in its path, derailing down an embankment. five passengers and two crew members were hurt. the governor called the accident a freak of nature, saying there was no reason to believe negligence was to blame. >>> a big breakfast cereal recall. general mills is recalling 1.8 boxes of cheerios and honey hut cheerios, labelled as gluten-free but contain wheat. it could cause an allergic reaction in people who suffer from wheat allergies like celiac disease. the boxes have "better if it used by" dates of july 2016 and the plant code l.d. >>> and at air france, they're losing the shirts, quite literally, over a plan to lay off thousands. union protesters broke through the gates at the headquarters, tearing the

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this time, the co-pilot falling unconscious in the cockpit. we now learn why, just a day after another pilot died mid-flight. >>> ben carson and what he said today about the school massacre. when asked if a gunman points religion, he answered, i wouldn't just stand there and let him shoot me. >>> and the record fees you're now paying at the atm. tonight, what we didn't know. the one way to get the bank to pay you back. >>> good evening. and as we come on the air tonight, there is real concern about the potential for a second disaster. they're dealing with deadly and historic flooding. many already have. the towns simply decimated. the death toll rising. at least 17 now dead in the carolinas. 11 dams breeched already. night. tens of thousands without water, without power. this woman going door to door by boat, checking on neighbors. safety. roads collapsing. more than 400 roadways now closed. and this evening, the focus on those dams and the damage that could come, if they give way. abc's alex perez is in south carolina. >> reporter: in south c

we'rehering here aring about how the co-pilot stepped up. sfwlrks >> reporter: passengers on the red eye from phoenix to boston said the plane started to descend. >> all of a sudden we're emergency landing in syracuse. >> reporter: what they didn't know was that pilot was sick and could no longer fly. the co-pilot had taken the controls. >> medical emergency, captain is incapacitated. request handling for runway. 1-0 landing. >> when we landed, we didn't know the magnitude of what was going on. pp . >> reporter: hours later, weary passengers were told the pilot died. ape statement, in a statement, american airlines said we're deeply upset by the event. and passengers commended the crew. >> they put you all at ease. >> reporter: pilots rarely get sick or die in flights. but aboard flight 150, the co-pilot was ready and landed the plane safely. >>> this morning, the pentagon is changing its story. deadly attack. edward, what's the latest on what the military is saying? >> reporter: at the moment, why will by the question that is most on law mak

the co-pilot had had taken the controls. medical emergency, captain is in capacitated. request handing for runway one zero landing. >> we didn't know the magnitude of what was going on. all we saw was the fire trucks, the ems. >> hours later on a new flight to boston, with a new crew, weary passengers were told the pilot died. in a statement, american airlines said we are incredibly saddened by the event and focused on caring four pilot's family and colleagues. on the ground in boston passengers commended the crew for staying calm. >> they knew exactly what they were doing and they put you at ease. >> pilots are rarely get sick or die in flight but aboard 550 the co-pilot was ready and landed the plane safely. >> on dancing with the stars, alex scallatos dedicate his performance to the victims of the umpqua massacre. >> this is where i went to college. i would have had classes that day. it is honestly the strain lly s emotions i've ever felt. it is a disarming feeling because you can't do anything else. >> scarlet says it's helping race funds. and president obama will v

the co-pilot fell unconscious, the plane had to land safely at the albuquerque airport. the airline is working to help those passengers get on to their final destinations. but all of this comes as a pilot on board american airlines flight en route to boston got sick and died while he was flying. we'll have more on that story coming up in our next half hour. >>> up next at 11:00, fleet week, no-fly zone. why these things are grounded all week. >>> i'm bob redell, live in the south bay, as fleet week continues here in the bay area. we'll show you the unique aircraft that can soon someday assist if there's another earthquake in the bay area. >>> i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have clouds in the coastal parts of the north bay while we have bright clear sunshine in the east bay and a big threat in temperatures. i'll show you how the temperatures go up in the omo omnimate forecast coming up. u-s marine corp is teaming up with local first responders to prepare for the xt >>> the u.s. marine corps is teaming up with local first responders to prepare for the next natural disaste

. >>> the midair mystery tonight, the pilot who died mid flight leaving the co-pilot to control and the emergency landing in syracuse. >>> the amtrak passenger train derailing today. the race to help the injured. >> and the magic number? the one day this week to get the cheapest ticket with the holidays approaching. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with two developing stories at this hour. the rescues in the south and that desperate search at sea. the missing ship. tonight, those new discoveries here. it's a race against time to find 33 people on board, including 28 americans, some of their faces right there. tonight, officials saying the ship went down but vowing to keep searching, families holding out hope. authorities saying they will not count out their will to survive. these images from the search tonight. an empty lifeboat pulled from the ocean. a life ring recovered as well. the remains of one victim in a survival suit floating at sea. as we ask here, why would the ship head into hurricane waters at all. linzie janis tonight. >> reporter: tonight new images of this empty lifebo

but aboard flight 550 the co-pilot was ready and landed the plane safely. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> on "dancing with the stars" alec scar tatty dedicated his performance to the victims of the umpqua community massacre. that tragedy hit particularly close to home for him. he's from roseburg, oregon. >> this is where i went to college. i mean i would have had classes that day. it's honestly the strangest emotions i've ever felt. because even the train made more sense than this does. it's just a disarming feeling because you can't do anything about it. >> skarlatos is helping to raise funds with uccstrong.com. white house officials tell nbc news that president obama will visit roseburg on friday. he'll have closed-door meetings with families of the victims. >>> and the 2016 race for the white house democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is taking aim at congressional republicans. the clinton campaign has released its first national political ad overnight, and in it you can hear house majority leader kevin mccarthy's recent comments lin

of the co-chairs of senator rubio's committee for new hampshire. and you all prove why new hampshire is such a important part of the primary, because we ask the questions, and we vet our candidates like no one else can. i'd like to thank senator rubio for coming to derry. marco is a u.s. senator from florida.

officials say the co-pilot regained consciousness and is now in the hospital. caused that episode. but it comes a day after an american airlines pilot collapsed and died mid flight. >> kate, the co-pilot took the controls really quickly and managed to land that plane safely back on the ground. i spoke with the widow of captain michael johnson, who said he died doing what he loved -- flying. he's been doing it for more than 25 years. >> terrifying moments on the overnight flight, but passengers never knew the pilot had collapsed in the cockpit. >> basically said the pilot was really sick, and that was it. we saw ambulances pulling up. four hours into the american airlines flight from phoenix to boston, the co-pilot saying the captain wasn't feeling well, descended for an emergency landing in syracuse. calm, but clearly concerned. >> as long as they have a way to get on the airplane quickly, thank you. >> so if it wasn't for the co-pilot using a cool head, it might have been more disastrous. >> reporter: passengers hurried off the plane, past flight attendants in

the co-pilot took over, safely landed the flight in syracuse, new york. now, the captain has been identified as 57-year-old michael johnson. news of his death left passengers on the flight visibly shaken. >> we thought that he just wasn't feeling well. we had no idea he had passed. it was extremely shocking. >> i really think he had -- you have to hand it to the co-pilot, i'll tell you. i don't know what i would have done in that situation. >> a preliminary investigation shows that captain johnson died of natural causes. he lived in utah. he leaves behind his wife of almost 35 years, eight children, and five grandchildren. >>> crash investigators will be back out this morning trying to figure out why an amtrack train in vermont derailed. it ran off the tracks yesterday in a remote part of the state after hitting a rock slide. the amtrack was heading to washington d.c. with 98 passengers onboard. seven people were injured including one crew member who was very seriously hurt. the federal railroad situation says the derailment happened on a section of track

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utah is the tenth state where the co-op has gone under. ee that map there. 66,000 has been ordered out of the insurance market for 2016. there is also a new report coming out at the same time saying premiums for the silver plans will jump more than 7% next year. last year comparison point up 2%. betsy mccoy is with me now. great to see you. >> thank you. deirdre: the binder is amazing, that is obamacare. that is the affordable care act. >> and the failure of these co-ops is really the canary in the coal mine. the law set up co-ops and forced taxpayers to loan them 2.5 billion dollars with a b, they were doomed to failure because of two provisions. one said no one who worked in the insurance industry could work for the co ops, as if pricing risk is a child's play, you don't need experience. and bard the co-ops from spending money on marketing or advertising, so how are they going to compete. >> i want to ask you such a basic question, as a consumer, let's say i am buying my insurance through the co-ops. why can't i buy just cheaper insurance

of the co-chairs of senator rubio's committee for new hampshire. and you all prove why new hampshire is such a important part of the primary, because we ask the questions, and we vet our candidates like no one else can. i'd like to thank senator rubio for coming to derry. marco is a u.s. senator from florida. he's also a former speaker of the house from florida. he's an all-around great guy. he comes from very humble beginnings, and i proudly -- and i will proudly endorse senator marco rubio. thank you, senator, for coming, and please give senator marco rubio a very warm welcome. [applause] senator rubio: thank you, thank

and a former supreme court clerk who is the co-author of a book on marbury v. madison. to start, we will listen to the current chief justice talking about the importance of the case. after we hear his point of view, we would like to hear from both of you. >> marshall established that the court is the interpreter of the constitution in the decision he wrote with marbury v. madison. he said, we are in court that has to decide cases. we have to determine what the constitution means. that is our job. he regarded the constitution as law. that is away our constitution is different from others. for many, constitutions are

i'm also proudly a co-chair, one of the co-chairs of senator rubio's committee for new hampshire. and you all prove why new hampshire is such a important part of the primary, because we ask the questions, and we vet our candidates like no one else can. i'd like to thank senator rubio for coming to derry. marco is a u.s. senator from florida. he's also a former speaker of the house from florida. he is a -- he's an all-around great guy. he comes from very humble beginnings, and i proudly -- and i will proudly endorse senator marco rubio.

i'm also proudly a co-chair, one of the co-chairs of senator rubio's committee for new hampshire. and you all prove why new hampshire is such a important part of the primary, because we ask the questions, and we vet our candidates like no one else can. i'd like to thank senator rubio for coming to derry. marco is a u.s. senator from florida. he's also a former speaker of the house from florida. he is a -- he's an all-around great guy. he comes from very humble beginnings, and i proudly -- and i will proudly endorse senator marco rubio.

didn't know him but put my life in his hands. >> you have to hand it to the co pilot. i don't know what i would have done in that situation. >> american airlines replaced a crew and flew them to boston. the airline says the flight was never in any danger, because the co pilot was equally trained to fly the plane. >> he had decided to continue to boston somewhere between where they were and boston something did go wrong with the aircraft. it was a serious problem he was by himself that would not be good. >> rare for a pilot to die during a flight but not unheard of. since 1994, 7 pilots from u.s. airlines and one charter flight have died. we will hear from the pilot's wife and daughter. >>> what really happened in afghanistan hospital bombing? the u.s. saying afghan forces actually requested the air strike that killed 22 people. kristen fisher is life in washington with the latest for us. the u.s. military is painting a story. the aircraft was requested by u.s. forces. it was recorded by afghan forces. the top u.s. general in afghanistan set it straight yesterday. >> we

you talked about the praise for the co-pilot. all u.s. rliner are required to have at least two pilots in the cockpit and this is why. >> medical emergency. captain is incapacitated. >> reporter: terrifying moments on the overnight flight but passengers never knew the pilot, 57-year-old michael johnston, had collapsed in the cockpit. >> they said that the pilot was really sick and that was it. then we saw like ambulances pulling up. >> reporter: four hours into the american airlines flight from phoenix to boston the co-pilot saying only the captain "wasn't feeling well" descended for an emergency landing in syracuse. calm but clearly concerned. >> the ambulance will meet you on the top of the ice ramp. >> as long as they have a way to get on the airplane quickly. we'll need them to get to the captain. thank you. >> if it wasn't for the co-pilot using a cool head, it might have been more disastrous. >> reporter: passengers hurried off plane, past flight attendants some say were in tears watching as emergency responders pulled up to the scen

the premises? >> no, we don't actually make anything here. we use coackers, a few around the tri-state area, and we travel to the co-packers when we need to manufacture, make sure they're to our quality control. >> what does that cost to go there? >> a lot. >> i'll bet you they are anywhere between 20% and 30%, yeah. >> co-packers are third-party vendors who manufacture and produce product for small companies. mr. green tea gives up about 20% margin by using co-packers because they don't produce the product themselves. 20% margin on $2 1/2 million of revenue means they're giving up about $1/2 million a year in potential profit by not making the product themselves. >> we have grown 20% every single year for the last five or six years, and the only reason we're not growing more, especially this year, is we physically can't get enough ice cream. there's logistics in the manufacturing and getting the product here. >> and for that matter, since we can't fill certain orders, we're not actively going into new ones. >> right. >> one of the other disadvantages

the co-pilot landed the plane. the passengers didn't know the reason for the emergency landing until the plane had landed. here's how some of the passengers described what they knew that was going on. >> the pilot was really sick and that was it, and then we saw like ambulances pulling up. >> all of a sudden they are like we're emergency landing in syracuse, and that was it. >> if it wasn't for the co-pilot using a cool head, it might have been more disastrous. >> and a sad story for the pilot, 57-year-old michael johnston. his wife betty jean johnston and daughter paying tribute. >> we've cried on and off today and just kind of feels like he's still on a trip and we can expect him home on wednesday. >> loved everyone that was around him, an amazing father to his children and the best >> oh, my gosh. so sad. so obviously this is why they have two pilots. >> right. >> in commercial aircraft. this is the seventh time, according to the faa, a commercial pilot has died in flight in the last two decades, one charter pil