that's according to the us federal aviation administration. a slight boom shuck washington is f. 16. 5 suggests for scramble to intercept the plane. this pilot was unresponsive. according to media reports, a family of a permanent us business, 1 may have been on board from on the west coast live now to our correspondent caleb both and he's joining us from new york. caleb, thanks very much for joining us. there's a lot of information from a lot speculation surrounding this crush. what can you tell us about what we know so far about it? well, at this point, uh, it appears that what happened was that on sunday, uh many people in washington, dc, maryland and virginia ad their day interrupted by very dramatic loud noise. and we now have confirmation of that loud noise. was us military aircraft gearing up to i per sonic speed rushing to the scene of and civilian aircraft. a small passenger plane that was reported in the entering the restricted area near the us capital violating the air space of the us capital. now, according to the reports that we hav

that's according to the us federal aviation administration. a slight boom shock washington . as of a 16 jets was scrambled to intercept the plane. these pilots was unresponsive for the businessman and republican party, dona general powell confirmed his family, it was on board on the correspondence, caleb opened asthma. well, at this point, it appears that what happened was that on sunday, uh many people in washington, dc, maryland and virginia had their day interrupted by very dramatic, loud noise. and we now have confirmation of that loud noise was us military aircraft gearing up to fibrous sonic speed, rushing to the scene of and civilian aircraft. a small passenger plane that was reported lee entering the restricted area near the us capital violating the error space of the us capital. now, according to the reports that we have received, when the f sixteens reached the plain, they messages to the pilot, they were unable to reach the pilot and then were told, the plane crashed near the george washington forest in the mountain. this area it's now questions are being raised ab

and that's according to the us, the federal aviation administration funding boom shop washington. as of 165 to just was scrambled to intercept the plane, who's pilot was unresponsive for the businessman and republican party. jo deonna, john room pal, consent is found that was on board onto corresponding candid bump. it has more on the story. well, at this point, it appears that what happened was that on sunday, uh many people in washington, dc, maryland and virginia had their day interrupted by very dramatic, loud noise. and we now have confirmation of that loud noise. was us military aircraft gearing up to i per sonic speed rushing to the scene of and civilian aircraft, a small passenger plane that was reported lee entering the restricted area near the us capital violating the air space of the us capital. now, according to the reports that we have received, when the f sixteens reached the plane, they messages to the pilot, they were unable to reach the pilot and then were told, the plane crashed near the george washington forest in the mountain. this area it's now questions are b

now, a lot of criticism comes from those sectors because they have to conform to federal aviation administration. in the us standards was you were saying there ocean data didn't need to visit the title, it wasn't certified to dime, so deep and even called an experimental craft. so how could they still very passengers with it as well? it is that there wasn't certified to go to a depth and they've been at that depth repeated times. but the fact that they kind of a skew, the idea of certification and classification meant that they didn't do the rigorous checking and basically maintenance schedule and safety checks that you would do normal ship sailing across the atlantic. for example, have to undergo periodic changes in, in certifications, dry dock, things that didn't happen here. and when you're operating at a depth of 3800 meters, one in perfection, one flaw at that pressure is cataclysmic. and unfortunately, that's what probably happened here. now if you were saying earlier, there is a certain irony that the titanic and the titan both ignored or issued some safety standards and sank. can any good come out

us on sunday nights. according to the federal aviation administration assign boom shuck washington is f . 16 fights of jazz with scrambled to intercept the plane. these products was unresponsive for the businessman and republican party don't at john rumpled confirmed, his family was on board onto correspondence. caleb as long story. well, at this point, it appears that what happened was that on sunday, uh many people, washington dc, maryland, and virginia had their day interrupted by very dramatic, loud noise. and we now have confirmation of that loud noise. was us military aircraft gearing up to i per sonic speed rushing to the scene of and civilian aircraft, a small passenger plane that was reported li entering the restricted area near the us capital violating the air space of the us capital. now, according to the reports that we have received, when the f sixteens reached the plane, they messages to the pilot, they were unable to reach the pilot and then were told, the plane crashed near the george washington forest in the mountainous area. it's now questions are being raised about how exactly the plane

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us senators are urging the biden administra to look into the size of airplane seats, saying most seats are too cramped and may not be safe during evacuations. they want to require the federal aviation administrationplanes and issue standards for airplane seat sizes. faa tests are less crowded than an average flight and don't include carry on luggage that could slow an evacuation. tsa is getting ready for its busiest season in years as a summer travel ramps up. workers say their goal is to get everyone through the airport security checkpoints as quickly and safely as possible. and say the screening process can be slowed down when passengers have band carry on, such as liquids over 3.4oz or other dangerous items and weapons in their luggage. one of the things that can make things a little bit more difficult at the checkpoint is when passengers may have items that could be prohibited inside of their carry-on bag like firearms. if we had people that follow the rules all the time, my job wouldn't be as important as it is right now. tsa officer said that demand for travels picked back up after slowing down dramatically during the pandemic. may's job report is out and it reached a numbered well above ex

federal aviation administration for the travel issues as the agency sees a shortage of about 3000 air traffic controllers. the faa responding, quote, we will always collaborate with anyone seriously. willing to join us to solve a problem. some carriers have added more staff. others are temporarily replacing regional jets with larger aircraft in order to create more seats. that is the latest from dfw international airport. casey stegall, fox news. and if you're planning to hit the road this holiday weekend, be prepared to see more officers starting today . the highway patrol is beginning a statewide maximum enforcement period, beginning at 6:00 tonight. it will be in effect until just before midnight tuesday. the chp has urging drivers to slow down and not to drive drunk or high. it's safer to have a sober driver. or take public transit or rideshare if necessary. during last year's enforcement period, the chp says 44 people were killed statewide and more than 1000 arrests were made for people driving under the influence. check in wall street. stocks rallied on wall street today on reports that inflation is easing. the dow was up 285 points. nasdaq climbed 196 and the s&p was up some 53 points. gains

federal aviation administration for the travel issues as the agency sees a shortage of about 3000 air traffic controllers. the faa responding, quote, we will always collaborate with anyone seriously willing to join us to solve a problem. some carriers have added more staff. others have temporarily replaced regional jets with larger aircraft in order to create more seats. that's the latest from dfw international airport. casey stegall, ktvu, fox two news. and if you're planning to hit the road, get ready to see more chp officer starting today, the highway patrol increases its presence across the state this holiday weekend. extra officers will be out starting at 6:00 tonight through just before midnight tuesday. during last year's enforcement period, chp says 44 people were killed. more than 1000 arrests were made for people driving under the influence. chp is urging people to have a sober driver or take public transit or rideshare. if they plan to drink this weekend. if you're headed to yosemite national park this holiday weekend, get ready for big crowds. officials say the park's been so busy, some visitors have turned around. according to the san francisco chronicle, some visitors have had to wait

us senators are urging the biden administration to look into the size of airplane seats, saying most seats are too cramped and may not be safe during evacuations. they want to require the federal aviationation to perform cabin evacuation tests on planes and issue standards for airplane seat sizes. faa tests are less crowded than an average flight, and do not include carry on luggage that could slow an evacuation. nasa is gearing up for its upcoming mission to one of jupiter's moons called europa, or scientists believe a large ocean could exist under its layer of ice. yeah, the europa clipper spacecraft is scheduled to launch in october of next year. it will journey roughly 1.8 billion miles to the icy moon, looking for conditions that could be suitable for life to commemorate the expedition, nasa asked us poet laureate ada limon to write a poem that will also travel to europa. its exploration is very inspiring and i think poetry can evoke that in us as well. and so to me, it's there's a lot more connections than separations between art and science. now, they don't physically send you to space. nasa says they can at least send your name. the agency revealing its message in a bottle camp