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The brits dealing with russia mischief. not just them, fox news reporting reporting that russia hackers could quite literally turn the lights off across the united states using cyber-attack on power plants. theyve also gained access to the computer controls for nuclear power plants, for more on whats happening to protect all of us, lets bring in former cia director and dhs chief of staff chad, gave you upgrade, not director, pardon me, big picture here. the russians seem to think at this point t...

Information with other crew members out of embarrassment. it is one of the findings highlighted in the ntsb hearing on the crash. heres abcs brandi hitt. >> reporter: new video shows the moment that asiana flight 214 crashed in to the runway at san francisco international airport and spun out of control. leaving three people dead and more than 200 injured. the airports automatic landing aids were out of service that day. >> if you raise your right hand. >> and at this hearing in washington, d.c....

Was worried about landing safely, but didnt share the information with other crew members out of embarrassment. it is one of the findings highlighted in the ntsb hearing on the crash. heres abcs brandi hitt. >> reporter: new video shows the moment that asiana flight 214 crashed in to the runway at san francisco international airport and spun out of control. leaving three people dead and more than 200 injured. the airports automatic landing aids were out of service that day. >> if you raise your ...