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Predecessors and there is one more and i welcome him but i stand on the shoulder of my predecessors. There are so many people who invested in this bridge and i couldnt possiblyly name all of those involved but i will at risk try to identify some of the key figures. T y end and dennis changing calling names clapping ive got 3 more don mcdonald, herb roth man, and clooif. clapping . Those individuals and a many others are responsible for the iconic structure. Ill tip my hat to the contracting forc...

Up to the sky. You can see the plane on the belly. They knew the drill, nothing quite prepared them for the challenge they faced. We had elderly. We had a woman with a gentleman standing over her. We had someone that was partially trapped. It turns out there was a small person stuck between the seat autos some older people on the ground, flight attendants trying to help them. They started yelling to get we need knives. Officer Jim Cunningham tossed his up to cut passengers from seat belts then r...

Released the information they gather from the runway and the chairman believes her investigation has already had an impact on air travel. Some are not so sure. Ntsb investigators climbed on board the plane today. They continued the search for the cause of saturdays crash. The chairman said when she goes inside the airport she is hearing the investigation is already having an impact. I have been approached at the airport by flight crews, flight attendants. I know it makes them think twice when th...

Data found on the flight recorder. About about 1600 feet the auto pilot was disengaged. And this was about 82 seconds priorq 2 to impact. Reporter just a minute and 13 seconds before impact, the plane was at 1400 feet, flying at 170 knots, or nearly 196 miles per hour. 39 seconds later a critical point. At about 500 feet the air speed was approximately 134 knot knots. Thats slower than the threshold speed of 137 knots needed to safely continue the glide path and land safely. It takes the crew a...

Theyve learned in the probe and crews shared their stories. Good evening, everyone. Were going to begin with the major new details released in the asiana crash at sfo tonight. The ntsb revealed as the plane approached it was traveling at a speed of just 118 Miles Per Hour. 40 miles slower than the target approach speed. A significant piece of the tail of the aircraft was discovered in the water at the end of the runway and other parts visible at low tide. The chairman of the ntsb says other debr...

First time rescue crew share their story of heroism. Amazing tale, too. Good evening. Ntsb wrapped up the first meeting with the cockpit crew. Interview will continue tomorrow. And we are learning that the pilot and copilot did not communicate problems until seconds before the crash. Board is looking at the pilot experience as part of the investigation. Ntsb also revealed that as the plane approached sfo it was traveling 40 miles an hour slower than the target approach speed. The pilot of asian ...

Our friend, Elizabeth Vargas, returning to abc, revealing her very brave and personal battle that could help so many. Good evening on this friday night. Diane is on assignment. And just when you thought it couldnt get colder, today it is. Tonight, that unrelenting deep freeze making the ride home dangerous for millions. Look at this as far south as houston, a city bus giving up, couldnt go any further on the sheet of ice, the passengers simply had to give you off. All of the way to the north, th...

Unredacted Mueller Report and all the underlying documents and information that is part of that. Add to that, subpoenas for documents for five former white house officials relevant to the mueller investigation. The committees chairman nadler was talking just moments ago. Lets play it. The Mueller Report probably isnt the total exoneration the president claims it to be. Any event the committee has a job to do. I want to go right now to nbcknbc kasie hunt. We expect this vote to go down in the nex...

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City of Naperville City Council met Tuesday, May 21