toronto pearson is something else. today it's gusting to about 35 knots right now. this landing was to the southwest there at toronto pearson international airport. the wind pretty stiff out of the west. and in some of the images you can see the windsock there essentially straight out showing us just sort of the strength of the wind. still a lot of fire crews there on the scene, and you can see the foam truck there on the left of the crash, fire rescue crews that are based at the airport, which swooped in so quickly to try and put out that fire. of course, they're staying there to make sure there are no hotspots to make sure that this does not flare up. but at this point, all they're doing is essentially making sure that the wreckage remains in one place and that nothing sort of lights off again. but you can even see fire there in the tail, too. uh, that's the that's the right side of the fuselage. that's the right engine. tail mounted engines on a crj 900. and you can see some singeing there as well. also from the wings where the fuel is stored. um, so really a pretty incredible job here by all. and you will hear, of course, as this sto

a delta flight upside down, flipping while coming in for landing at toronto's pearson international airport15 people injured, including a young child. thankfully, no reported fatalities. i want to bring in cnn's tom foreman. tom, strong winds have been impacting toronto and its airport all day long. how challenging is it to land in this type of scenario? >> well, pilots will. >> tell. >> you it can be quite challenging. look at this plane and. ask yourself how did it wind up this way when it was upright? this is an overhead view of such a plane. the wings obviously docked in here when they're coming in. in this case, what we know is that the winds were basically coming this direction toward the plane here, edging up toward 40 miles an hour. that's not actually true crosswind, which would have been coming in from right over here. but still, it does require adjustment to get in this way. the plane needs to point into the wind as much as possible. so in a perfect scenario, what they would have done is one option would have been to sort of nose toward this wind coming in that requires, when the

eastern standard time toronto pearson international airport, runway two three. that's to the southwest. this plane, a crj 900. you may have been on one of these regional flights. it's a smaller flight, one by two seating in the very front there at the first class cabin, two by two seating. so two seats in aisle and two seats in the back. the passengers apparently found themselves strapped into their seat belts. the ceiling had now become the floor of this plane. upside down. you can see the fuselage there and the live shot from ctv in toronto. we are now looking at the right side of the aircraft. that's the right engine there you can see some singeing there by the tail. also some singeing there at the center part of the fuselage where the wing used to be, something that investigators will want to look for and they will be looking for impact scars and ground scars from where the wing apparently came off. it's not apparent to me in these images where potentially that impact could have occurred, or how this airplane ended up off the runway upside down. the prelimin

the pilot did not report any problems on approach to toronto pearson international airport passenger p carlson spoke to cbc news. he says when the plane stopped moving, everyone was hanging upside down like bats strapped to their seats. >> what i saw was everyone a plane suddenly became. very close in terms of how to help one another, how to console one another. and the and that was powerful. but yeah, there is definite what now who's leading? how do we find ourselves away from this? >> could you tell people were ok? i mean, see you've got to cut here. you also we had little bolder than it was this morning. >> okay. tuesday, investigators are at the crash site looking for the plane's black boxes, the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder. we are looking forward to getting those results to sharing those and those will be shared very publicly once they are received. >> that was samantha cortese reporting for us tonight. a bay area congressman is blaming president trump for the string of aviation incidents. that is the space eric swalwell who wrote on x, no president has h

it happened yesterday on the runway toronto pearson, international airport of the 80 people on board. 21 were hurt to remain in the hospital tonight. and as samantha cortez, the reports we're getting a much clearer picture of the moments leading to the crash on the runway. >> u of the delta regional jet crashing onto the runway in toronto. this happened during 40 mile per hour winds on monday. the landing gear is deployed. then the plane hits bursting into flames as soon as it makes impact flipping over onto its back, skidding down the runway, belly up before finally coming to rest the right wing of the aircraft was sheared off in the crash. airplane, this crust that we just have a crash overnight, traders say, are people i walk around their process. >> yeah, we've got the aircraft. right down and burning. >> many people watched the aftermath and video shared online in on that. no one was seriously hurt or dead. the crew of delta flight. 48 19, her rockley lead passengers to safety evacuating a jet that had overturned on the runway on landing. that was admits smoke and fire. emergency

you see the plane upside down on the runway at toronto pearson international airport, one wing gone and no tail left. delta flight 4819 carrying 76 passengers and 4 crewmembers was coming in for a landing from minneapolis when the accident occurred. emergency crews were on the scene in those frigid conditions. deep dark marks visible along one of the engines of the plane. the airport says all on board accounted for, and there were thankfully no fatalities. but several people are hurt, including some in critical condition. tom costello joins us live with some new reporting. tom, good evening. >> reporter: tom, this happened at 2:45 p.m. in toronto. the response from firefighters immediate. the airport was closed for several hours, just opening now. but amazingly, everybody got out of this plane alive. on the runway in toronto, a terrifying end for delta flight 4819. >> our plane crashed. it's upside down. >> reporter: lying upside down on the runway, an endeavor air regional jet had just arrived from minneapolis in gusty winds when something went terribly wrong. as thick black smoke pour

this is toronto pearson international airport. all 80 of the passengers made it off that plane alive after being forced to dangle, some of them, upside down. when the plane flipped over they were seat belted into their seats and some had to climb down from that position. a few fell we understand from what witnesses are saying and they made it off the plane. >> this is an active investigation. it is very early on. it is really important that we do not speculate. what we can say is the runway was dry and no crosswind conditions. >> harris: despite what he is saying there the fox weather center reported gusts of wind reaching nearly 40 miles-per-hour as the plane was landing. so they've got to figure out exactly what the conditions were obviously as they investigate this. you heard from the fire chief. fox weather says something different. while these planes are made to with stand very high winds, air traffic control had this warning for pilots. >> harris: it was for the pilot crew in the plane. it was air traffic control saying this

participates in two annual emergency exercises that are held at toronto pearson international airport, including a high level tabletop command exercise and a full-scale boots on the ground emergency exercise. in addition to the exercises conducted each year at toronto pearson international airport, the city of mississauga conducts its own emergency exercise. the partner's organizations, including those represented in the exercises held here -- emergency management training for various organizations who may space might be involved in the response to an aircraft accident. the offices of emergency management could also serve as a conduit -- and the provincial operation center, if provincial-wide coordination for the response and recovery of the community impacts during an emergency is required. during an aircraft accident, the mississauga office of emergency management can assist in the coordination of providing municipal services if requested by our community partners who may be impacted in the event of. this conforms with and operates in conjunction to the airport's emergency plan deve

where all passengers have survived when a plane crash landed, flipping upside down at toronto pearson internationalnday. 80 people were on board the delta air lines flight, which was arriving from minneapolis in the united states. incredibly, all of them survived, but three people — three people — including a child — were critically injured. jessica murphy reports from toronto. a touchdown in toronto that flipped a plane on its head. oh, no, no, no! drop everything! drop it! inside, terrified passengers scrambled out. moments earlier, they had been dangling upside down the cabin ceiling to get out. oh, my bleep! as we made our descent and made touchdown, it was just a very forceful event, where all of a sudden but it sounded... i mean, it wasjust cement and metal. 80 people were on board, 21 taken to hospital. 19 have been released. miraculously, everyone survived. as emergency services rushed to help. this airplane just crashed... you can just stay there. i got no traffic here, so let me know what you'd like to do. we just had a crash on runway 23 here. they were travelling from the us city of min

so the know a pressing digit is crossed at toronto, pearson international airport in canada, enjoying up these 15 people. 3 of them quickly made a report say, the delta airlines plane arriving from the us city of minneapolis, flipped wolf, attempting to land april to authority. say, 018 passengers and crew. i've been accounted for. first and foremost, there was no loss of life. and this is in due part to our heroic and trained professionals, our 1st responders at the airport. so the facts of the matter around this event that half that approximately 2 30 pm is delta airlines. flight for 819 from minneapolis to toronto, operated by subsidiary endeavor, air was involved in a single aircraft accident. upon landing at toronto, pierson, the plane was carrying 4 crew and $76.00 passengers. among them 22 canadians august arrows. and what doesn't. following developments from ultima, the weather is going to be something that they're gonna look at. uh for sure. uh, you know, there was a large storm system that move through uh, southern ontario, or through the toronto region up towards montreal t

>> the latest update from toronto pearson international airport ceo is that 17 were injured in this crash. we thought maybe a couple were critically injured, she said. there were only minor injuries in this crash was especially good news. you know, a lot of people can be injured in something like this because they're hanging from their seatbelts, and then they go to unstrap their seat belts. they could fall essentially because of gravity to the ceiling, which is now the floor, and injure their head, neck or back. so really pretty incredible here that not many people were injured. only 19 days ago that we were covering the crash of american, an american airlines flight over the potomac river when it was hit by a military army black hawk helicopter. all 67 people in that crash died. and here we're talking about an extremely different outcome that could have been much worse. >> very different. all right, pete, stick around, if you will. i want to bring in former national transportation safety board managing director peter goelz. also, stephen wallace, former director of the faa's office of a

toronto. pearson international airport, about 213 eastern standard time was on what appeared, according to the flight tracking data, to be a relatively stable approach, meaning that the plane was descending at a normal rate, was coming in, lined up with the runway, and then apparently this plane crashed at low altitude. that is not exactly clear what caused this plane to roll onto its back, and then led to a very big evacuation of this completely full flight there on to the runway at toronto pearson international airport. i want to show you the video one more time from the passenger's perspective as they evacuated this plane, the overhead bins now the floor as they got out through the mid fuselage exit, the overwing emergency exit. we also saw passengers getting out of the r one door, which is typically a cabin service door that is used by cabin crews to refill drinks and the like. that's not something that people typically go through. people made it out very quickly, and that is so key because these things can turn bad very fast. we saw the black smoke rising from this crash, indicative of th

of emergency management participates in two annual emergency exercises that are held at toronto pearson international airport each year, including a high level table, top command exercise and a full scale boots on the ground emergency exercise. in addition to the exercises conducted each year at toronto pearson international airport, the city of mississauga conducts its own functional emergency exercise. and we did that in 2021. examining an aircraft accident occurring within the city of mississauga. this exercise included partners from various organizations, including those represented in the exercises held here regularly at pearson. the mississauga fire and emergency services and oem provides emergency management training to regional partners from various organizations who may be involved in the response to an aircraft accident. amongst other. emergencies. the mississauga office of emergency management can also serve as a conduit between the city and the provincial emergency operations center. if provincial wide coordination for the response and recovery of community impacts during an emergency is

toronto. pearson international airport. brian, what have you been seeing this hour? >> well, boris, that delta jet remains at the spot where it came to a stop yesterday upside down on that place on the tarmac there. and officials say it will probably remain there at least for another 48 hours while they continue their on site investigation. a couple of things that we learned from the news conference today earlier was that when first responders first got to the site, it only took them a couple of minutes to get there because they had a whole team of first responders already at the airport. they only took them a couple of minutes to get there, and when they got there first, they had to put out spot fires. according to some of the first responding officials who spoke today. also, todd akin, the toronto airport fire chief, said after they put out those fires, he was asked, you know, what did you do then to try to get the passengers off? and he said, actually, the passengers, almost all of them were able to self evacuate and then they were escorted away. so that was a pre

a plane has crashed at toronto pearson international airport, flipping upside down. 80 people were onnes plane in the united states. 18 people were injured, three of them seriously. david willis reports. ushered to safety after a truly remarkable escape. bleep. this passenger's—eye view of the delta airlines plane, belly—up on the runway of canada's busiest airport, doused it with water. staff scrambled to the scene. walking around the aircraft. yeah, we've got it. the aircraft is upside down and burning. officials are hailing a textbook response on the part getting a lot of care and support from my staff. we just landed, our plane crashed. it's upside down. could have been to blame have been dismissed by officials, and there were no crosswinds. dispatched to toronto to assist their canadian david willis, bbc news. dan ronan, aviation expert, commercial pilot and journalist it looks as though the right wing may have struck either or something, and then flipped over. the sheer survivability of this is really period of time so professionally. they are not there to serve us drinks or san

pictures now in the aftermath of a delta air lines plane which has crashed while landing at toronto pearson internationalncident involving the plane. it said the aircraft was arriving from minneapolis which is in minnesota in the united states. the airport says that all passengers and crew are accounted for and emergency teams are responding to the incident. as you can see on the screen their photos show the plane flipped upside down, what appears to be the snow, and the police constable has told reporters that they are still on the scene investigating but their understanding is that most of the passengers are now out of the aircraft and are unharmed. we also now have a statement from the faa, the airport authorities in america saying, delta air lines flight 4819 operated by endeavour aircraft while landing at toronto pearson airport at around 2:45pm local time. all people on board were evacuated. the cr j people on board were evacuated. the cr] 900 departed minneapolis international airport and transportation safety board of canada will be in charge of the investigation. a statement there from the feder

a passenger jets has crashed at toronto, pearson international airport in canada, entering at these 15 people, 2 of them critically. media se the delta airlines plane arriving from the us city of minneapolis flip, while landing april to authority say o 80 passengers and crew. i've not been accounted for this. first and foremost, there was no loss of life. and this is in due part to our heroic and trained professionals, our 1st responders at the airport. so the facts of the matter around this event that happened at approximately 2 30 pm is delta airlines. flight 4819 from minneapolis to toronto, operated by subsidiary endeavor. air was involved in a single aircraft accident upon landing at toronto, pierce, and the plane was carrying 4 crew and 76 passengers among them 22 canadians. okay, well that's it. the news continues here off the witness station, the, [000:00:00;00] the high speed, high county pick back to some disagreements at the highest natalia, to tease the van and the 9 is the . ready ready awesome, nice. she's actually so us, mundane and, and i'm a full team that can had been

this is in toronto at pearson international airport.o be upside down. it was arriving from minneapolis. we know eight people have been injured. one person has been airlifted. joining us now on the phone, lawrence saint lawrence. first off, tell me who you are and give me the update. >> hi there. >> i'm lawrence sadow. >> i'm a. >> supervisor with peel. >> regional paramedic services. >> we cover what is considered the toronto airport, but it's in our area. >> in peel region. >> and so what happened? >> i don't have the exact time, but we. >> got the call for a. >> plane crash at the airport. >> we responded. >> we have. >> multiple units on scene. >> i can. >> tell you we had. >> nine, nine. patients total. >> we've had one child that was taken. >> by land ambulance to one. >> of our sick kids hospitals. >> in. >> downtown toronto. >> we've had another patient airlifted to. >> a trauma center. >> we have in. >> toronto. >> and the rest of our injuries are mild to moderate, with most of them being able to walk on their own. >> the type o

showing smoke rushing out of the fuselage after the plane carrying 80 people crash lands at toronto pearson international airport. >> toronto. we just landed. our plane crashed. it's upside down. fire departments on site, upside down. >> john nelson was on that. delta regional crj 900 operated by endeavor air out of minneapolis. >> it was mass chaos. i was upside down. the lady next to me was upside down. we kind of let ourselves go and fell to hit the ceiling, which is surreal feeling. and then everybody was just like, get out, get out, get out. >> just so you are there's people outside walking around the aircraft there. yeah, we've got it. the aircraft is upside down and burning. >> emergency crews rushed 18 people to local hospitals, with one child among the injured. two adults critically hurt. but everyone survived. >> this is in due part to our heroic and trained professionals, our first responders. >> analysts say the plane's safety features likely saved lives. >> the 16 g seats, which were put into the aircraft many years ago, prevented the seats from coming apart during this accident, which made

investigation is in its early stages to find out what caused a delta jet to crash land at toronto pearson international airport. i'm nate oy ♪ ♪ ♪ [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ yeeeeeaaaaahhhhhh ♪ way into what caused a delta jet to crash land at a toronto airport. it's the fourth plane crash in north america in the past month. fox's nate foy has the latest. >> one day after this, delta airlines jet went belly up at toronto pearson international airport. investigators are trying to determine whether strong winds played a role in the crash landing. passengers described hanging like bats before freeing themselves from their seatbelts and then standing on what is normally the plane's ceiling. all 80 people on board were safely evacuated. more than a dozen were injured, but officials say none of those injuries are considered life threatening. the plane took off from minneapolis, air traffic control audio showed pilots were warned about strong winds before landing in toronto. there was also snow on the ground, but the airport's fire

video obtained by tmz, shows the moment a delta airlines plane crashed and flipped over at toronto pearson international airport monday afternoon. >> a plane crashed. >> reporter: later, a passenger cell phone video shows the lane upside-down, with the wings and tail ripped off. >> everything went sideways. and next i know, a blink and i'm upside-down still strapped in. >> reporter: 18 people including a child were taken to the hospital. miraculously, all 80 people onboard, 4 crew and 76 passengers, survived. >> there was no loss of life. this is in due part to our heroic and trained professionals. >> reporter: now, the investigation into what went wrong. the plane, operated by endeavor air, from minneapolis/st. paul airport, crashed around 2:30 in the afternoon. meteorologists say there was blowing snow in toronto, visibility down to six miles, with winds gusting up to 40 miles per hour. >> it's really important that we do not speculate. what we can say is the runway was dry and there was no crosswind conditions. >> reporter: canada's transportation safety board is taking the lead on the investigation.

incidents and sam brock takes a closer look. >> the surreal sight of an overturned plane at toronto's pearson internationalrt just the latest disaster to strike our airways in only the last three weeks with the horrifying d.c. collision in late january, the first fatal commercial plane crash in the u.s. since 2009 claiming the lives of 67 people and days later -- an air ambulance carrying six crashed near a mall in northeast philadelphia killing everyone onboard and another opinion in a car, injuring dozens. less than a week after that, a sobering image posted by the u.s. coast guard from alaska after a regional flight crashed off the coast leaving ten people dead. the 78-year-old pilot on a plane crashed into the scott dale arizona runway. >> passengers shaken. >> it is nerve-racking. i'll be completely honest, it is nerve-racking. >> i don't feel safe because there's so much stuff going on. >> air traffic controls nationwide are strained for people and resources. >> we need to make improvents where the recommendations and findings suggest they need to be made. that doesn't mean it isn't overall a safe sy

showing smoke rushing out of the fuselage after the plane carrying 80 people crash lands at toronto pearson international airport. >> toronto. we just landed. our plane crashed. it's upside down. fire departments on site, upside down. >> john nelson was on that. delta regional crj 900 operated by endeavor air out of minneapolis. >> it was mass chaos. i was upside down. the lady next to me was upside down. we kind of let ourselves go and fell to hit the ceiling, which is surreal feeling. and then everybody was just like, get out, get out, get out. >> just so you are there's people outside walking around the aircraft there. yeah, we've got it. the aircraft is upside down and burning. >> emergency crews rushed 18 people to local hospitals, with one child among the injured. two adults critically hurt. but everyone survived. >> this is in due part to our heroic and trained professionals, our first responders. >> analysts say the plane's safety features likely saved lives. >> the 16 g seats, which were put into the aircraft many years ago, prevented the seats from coming apart during this accident, which made

a plane has flipped upside down as it crash landed at toronto pearson international airport on mondayane which was arriving from minneapolis ushered to safety after bleep. doused it with water. passengers who minutes before had been left hanging staff scrambled to the scene. just so you're aware, there are people outside walking around the aircraft. the aircraft is upside down and burning. of flight and ground crews. and relatively minor injuries. we are very focused on the care and the concern have already been reunified with their friends and their families. we just landed. our plane crashed. it's upside down. early suggestions that high winds and a heavy snowfall could have been to blame have been dismissed by officials, counterparts with an inquiry into the incident. david willis, bbc news. an independent review of sentencing says the rising by successive governments wanting to appear tough than reducing reoffending. says people are being jailed for longer, despite evidence frances read reports. sentences have got longer, they have got tougher. criminals to be punished. what we al

footage shows the moment a delta airlines plane skids, catches fire, then flips over at toronto pearson international airport monday afternoon. >>>>our plane crashed. it's upside down. >>>>images of the aftermath show the plane on its top, on the tarmac, its wings and tail ripped off and landing gear pointed towards the sky. >>>>all of a sudden, everything just kind of went sideways. and then next thing i know is kind of a blink and i'm upside down, still strapped >>>>in. passenger pete carlson told canadian broadcasters he knew he had to get off the plane quickly. >>>>took my seatbelt off, which i had obviously left fasten for the landing and as i took it off, crashed down onto the ceiling which had become the floor. >>>>despite the devastating damage, officials say all 80 people on board, including 76 passengers and four crew members, survived. >>>>it's really important that we do not speculate what we can say is the runway was dry and there was no crosswind conditions. >>>>aviation experts say investigators will now begin a methodical review to piece together what went wrong. taking a close look a

then a delta airliner flipped over as it landed at toronto pearson international airport monday. at least 18 people were injured. officials say efforts have begun to remove the plane from the runway, which should improve traffic delays at one of north america's busiest airports. jesse kirsch, nbc news. >>> in idaho, a judge has refused to toss out key evidence in the case against bryan kohberger, the man accused of murdering four college students in 2022. his legal team argued that police should have gotten a search warrant when they went through his family's trash for a dna sample. the judge rejecting that request which would have invalidated much of the evidence collected afterwards. he is set to go to trial this summer. >>> the white man who shot a black teen has died. lester shot then 16-year-old ralph yarl in 2023 when the teen mistook his house for where he was supposed to pick up his siblings. >> yarl was grazed in the head and shot in the arm but survived. >>> a fierce snowstorm, plus a brutal blast of arctic air delivering a dangerous double doozy for millions in the mid

airlines flight crashed, flipped upside down and caught fire after landing monday at toronto's pearson international airport. >> drop it. come on. don't take it out. throw it away. >> remarkably, all 80 people on board made it out alive. there were at least 18 people injured. listen to this exchange between air traffic control and a medevac pilot. just moments after impact. >> where's the crash? it's on runway 23, right at the threshold. right at this intersection. there. two, three and 15 left. one minute back. just so you are. there's people outside walking around the aircraft there. yeah, we've got it. the aircraft is upside down and burning. >> when the plane came to rest, buckled, passengers found themselves hanging upside down. at least one wing of the aircraft torn off. the plane on fire. >> it was mass chaos. i was upside down. the lady next to me was upside down. um, we kind of let ourselves go and fell to hit the ceiling, which is surreal feeling. um, and then everybody was just like, get out, get out, get out. >> we didn't really know anything was the matter. or at least i didn't until, l

cnn's brian todd is at toronto pearson international airport in canada. brian, what's the latest in the investigation of the crash? >> well, jake, that delta plane remains on the tarmac at the spot where it came to a stop yesterday, more than 24 hours after the crash. as investigators continue to comb through it. we learned some important new details today from emergency officials and first responders about that first response to the crash. what they said was it only took them a couple of minutes to get out to the spot where the plane had crashed, where it came to a stop. their first task, they said, was to put out some spot fires. and you saw that dramatic video of the plane turning over the flames coming from it, the smoke. that was their first task. they had to put out those spot fires on the plane and then todd aitken, the fire chief of the toronto airport, was asked, take us through the evacuation process. what did you do next? he said. actually, by the time they put out those spot fires, almost all of the passengers had self evacuated at that point

of emergency management participates in two annual emergency exercises that are held at toronto pearson international airport each year, including a high level tabletop command exercise and a full scale boots on the ground emergency exercise. in addition to the exercises conducted each year at toronto pearson international airport, the city of mississauga conducts its own functional emergency exercise. and we did that in 2021. examining an aircraft accident occurring within the city of mississauga. this exercise included partners from various organizations, including those represented in the exercises held here regularly at pearson. the mississauga fire and emergency services and oem provides emergency management training to regional partners from various organizations who may be involved in the response to an aircraft accident. amongst other emergencies. the mississauga office of emergency management can also serve as a conduit between the city and the provincial emergency operations center. if provincial wide coordination for the response and recovery of community impacts during an emergency is req

escaped with their lives from delta airlines flight 4819 on its way from minneapolis to toronto pearson international airport landed around 2:13 p.m. eastern time on monday when apparently the plane on landing crashed cartwheeled onto its back. passengers in a dark and on fire passenger cabin had to evacuate through one of the doors on the right side. also, one of the emergency overwing exits now turned into an underwing exit. if the right wing was still there. investigators very much have their work cut out for them. they always look at the airplane, the environment and the pilots, the airplane. not all that abnormal. a crj 900 completely full configured with 76 seats and four crew on board. but the weather and the environment may be the most abnormal part of this incident. the wind at the time of the crash was howling, gusting from 27 to 35 knots, about 40mph at a right crosswind. as this plane came in to land on toronto pearson's runway, two three. the other big question for investigators was the runway surface contaminated, meaning was it slick with ice or was it dry? investigators really have th

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recorder from the delta passenger jet that crashed, burned, and flipped upside down at toronto's pearson international airport. 19 of the 21 passengers who were hospitalized have now been released. just incredible. everyone survived. cnn's brian todd has the latest. >> dramatic new video of the fiery delta plane crash outside toronto, showing the moment of impact. the flames, the right wing tearing off and the left wing flipping the plane over. first the approach. >> it does seem to be slightly. >> right wing low. >> there was no. >> attempt to flare at all. >> which slows the plane down and put your back wheels on the runway first. >> why was that? was there some sort of what we call wind shear? >> the weather at the time? cold. some blowing snow and wind gusts up to 38mph. >> it was routine, but like the winds were super gusty. the snow had kind of blown over the the runways. >> then the impact. >> it was just. >> a very. forceful event. where all of a sudden everything just kind of went sideways. it sounded i mean, it was just cement and metal. you know. >> when we hit, it was just a super hard lig

today, cnn has obtained new video showing that very moment at toronto pearson international airport. and you can see. delta flight 4819 slamming down on the runway monday afternoon. you can see it here. it's a hard landing. and if that wasn't enough, the plane then bursts into flames before rolling off onto its roof. somehow, everyone on board survived. delta says that two of the 21 people injured remain in the hospital. just this afternoon, we got another update from airport officials as they begin this investigation. cnn's paula newton is live for us from new york. paula, what did investigators reveal about what happened? >> well, the bottom line is not much except to say that the investigation is well underway. and think about that, boris. that plane will remain on that tarmac for the better part of the next 48 hours, as at least 20 investigators from canada, but also officials with the faa as well as the so-called go team from delta, all will be there on site, looking at the fuselage as it remains there in toronto. but as you just pointed out, there is a lot of video right now as

. >> reporter: the surreal sight of an overturned plane at toronto's pearson international airport, just the latest aviation disaster. to strike our airways in only the last three weeks, with the horrifying d.c. collision in late january, the first major fatal air crash since 2019 claiming the lives of 67 people. then days later an air ambulance carrying six crashed near a mall in northeast philadelphia, killing everyone on board and another person in car, injuring dozens. less than a week after that, a sobering image posted by the u.s. coast guard from alaska after a regional flight crashed off the coast leaving ten people dead. passengers around the country shaken. >> it is nerve-wracking. i'm going to be completely honest. it is nerve-wracking. >> i really didn't feel safe at all today. there's so much stuff going on. >> reporter: a tragic spate of incidents under investigation at a time when air traffic control nationwide is strained for resources. >> we need to make improvements where the recommendations and the findings suggest they should be made. that doesn't mean it isn't overal

. >> delta facing its first lawsuit following the plane crash on monday at toronto pearson international airport. passenger says he was suspended upside down and drenched with jet fuel causing him. severe emotional distress and mental anguish. he also claims to have suffered significant injuries to his head neck back these and face. the airline has offered $30,000 in compensation to each of the 80 people on board. but more lawsuits could be on the way. the recent series of plane crashes over the past month. it sure has the country's aviation system in the spotlight. a recent poll from the associated press, it shows just 64% of americans find flying very or somewhat safe. that's down about 7% from a year ago. president trump's nominee for deputy transportation secretary is vowing to keep air safety a top priority. >> still have the safest care system in the world, but we cannot sold down on the job in these recent disasters are just a horrible reminder that we need to constantly vigilant. >> the white house says it wants to overhaul the nation's air traffic control system and is looking a

then earlier this week, a delta airliner flipped over as it landed at toronto pearson international airportfficials say efforts have begun to remove the plane from the runway, which should improve traffic delays at one of north america's busiest airports. jesse kirsch, nbc news. >>> in washington, the pentagon is expected to be the latest target as the trump administration works to reshape the federal workforce. here is peter alexander. >> reporter: tonight, nbc news has learned defense secretary pete hegseth is considering firing military generals in some of the most senior officers as early as this week. according to two defense officials and three congressional sources. most of the targeted who have been closely associated with former defense secretary lloyd austin who served under former president biden and worked on dei initiatives or voiced opinions that trump allies view as politically out of line with his agenda. the pentagon said hegseth is looking to cut 8% of next year's defense budget, totaling $50 billion. musk's doge employees are working inside the pentagon, according to seni

. >> airport authorities say cancellations and delays at toronto pearson international airport could last for several days. >>> another winter blast is sweeping across the country. up to a foot of snow is expected in missouri, where an amazon truck jackknifed off the highway in kansas city. firefighters in minnesota also struggling with some wind chills of 40 below. their equipment freezing as they tried to put out a fire. and wind chills in chicago hitting 23 degrees below zero. meanwhile, in kentucky, 6 inches of snow could create an even bigger mess as people there start cleaning up from the historic flooding we saw over the weekend. the death toll now 14. >>> with all this, let's bring in nbc meteorologist angie lassman, who is tracking this new system for us. angie, good morning. >> good morning, jessica. we've got plenty of alerts up this morning. 45 million people. and these are going to stay up through the day today as the system continues to work east. you see the snow and the rain and the mid atlantic and appalachians. we'll see the heavy morning snow across virginia and no

had taken off from minneapolis before a crash landed at the toronto pearson international airport on monday afternoon. all 76 passengers and 4 crew members evacuated to safety. the plane was operated by delta, a subsidiary endeavor, air treacherous weather, including 60 kilometers per hour. winds may have been a factor in the crash. we are very grateful that there was no loss of life. and relatively minor injuries, we are very focused on the care and the concern and the passengers and the crew, some of whom have already been re, unified with their friends and their families. it wasn't very different story less than 3 weeks ago. when 67 people died after an american airlines jet and a black hawk helicopter collided, you're washington dcs. ronald reagan airport. the helicopter had been flying higher than authorized in just 2 days later, another fatal plane crash in philadelphia. all 6 people aboard a medical jet, died with itself to the ground shortly after take off killing another person on the ground. the series of incidents has alarmed the north american aviation industry. the canad

you see behind me here in toronto, this is toronto pearson international airport.an see how snowy it is, how icy it is. it is windy, it is cold. so obviously investigators are gonna be looking into whether the weather itself played a significant role here. there's gonna be a lot to investigate. the good news is that you actually have the pilot to talk to. you're gonna be able to hear what they saw and felt, and what may have gone wrong from their perspective. but no doubt about it this is a major investigation. again, it is just weeks after another major crash. we're talking about another major airliner. regional jet with 80 people on board. so a big investigation here. again, that big big headline every single soul survived. guys? >> george: incredible. okay, gio. now president trump and elon musk's attempt to reshape the government. social security official stepped down after musk asked for sensitive information on millions of americans. senior political correspondent rachel scott is tracking it from mar-a-lago. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: george, good mor

you see the plane upside down on the runway at toronto pearson international airport, one wing gone andtail left. delta flight 4819 carrying 76 passengers and 4 crewmembers was coming in for a landing from minneapolis when the accident occurred. emergency crews were on the scene in those frigid conditions. deep dark marks visible along one of the engines of the plane. the airport says all on board accounted