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Revealed on line are accurate. she also wrote james dimaggio got what he deserved. he was shot at least five times by fbi agents. diana, gio. >> all right, brandi, thank you so much. >> to egypt, supporters of morsi are calling for friday of anger. urging massive demonstrations in cairo to protest the governments state of emergency and dusk-to-dawn curfew. the death toll from wednesdays attacks has now topped 600. with thousands injured. >> well, investigators still dont know what caused a u.p.s...

Lines. i want to begin with stories from the u.p.s. plane crash in which two pilots died in birmingham, alabama. the ntsb said today they were able to recover flight data recorders, you can see there in the smoldering records. officials examining the wreckage this evening have told us a preliminary investigation has found no evidence of engine failure, no evidence of a fire prior to impact and a no indication that there was a problem with the runway lights. according to one study the rate of fat...

Im milissa rehberger. here is what is happening. at least 18 people were killed by a powerful car bomb in beirut. the ntsb says there are no signs of engine failure or engine fire before a ups plane crash in alabama. investigators expect to learn more from the black boxes. they were recovered today. a raging wildfire has destroyed 14 homes near the resort town of park city, utah, and 250 more are in danger. the fire is only 25% contained. back to "hardball." so the question is not whether we...

Found no evidence of engine failure, no evidence of a fire prior to impact and a no indication that there was a problem with the runway lights. according to one study the rate of fatal cargo flights is eight times higher than passenger jets. its been four months since the boston marathon bombings d and, but its not all heartbreak, his sister jane was released from a rehab hospital a few weeks ago. they say the loss of her leg has not deterred her and watching her dance with her prosthetic they...

Stopped smouldering but accident investigators are bracing themselves for what may be a longer than usual investigation. the national transportation safety board briefing ended just minutes ago. listen to what investigators know so far. >> no evidence of an uncontained engine failure. theres no evidence of a preimpact fire. and there is evidence of debris ingestion of foreign debris, such as dirt and wood debris from trees. now, all of this is a preliminary look at the engine and the engine will...

>> but an investigation by the national transportation safety board finds the crash could have easily been avoided. >> in this case, we obviously had a healthy live pilot to be able to talk to so thats where >> the ntsb determines the reason for engine failure, pilot error. the pilot ran out of gas and didnt switch over to his reserve fuel tank. >> in the hospital, he came up and i thanked him for saving our lives, because he did. he landed the craft, everybody walked away for the most part. how...

Charlotte, north carolina, is mary schiavo, a former inspector general for the federal department of transportation and an aviation attorney who represents crash victims and their families. mary, thank you for being here with us. we heard from asianas ceo. he says he doesnt think this was engine failure, and this corroborates with what you think. as youve made clear, you think the pilot is to blame, is that right? >> well, the pilot and the instrumentation or lack thereof. we have a lot of clues...

Bruises. >> and especially with these children, you know. some of the injuries you can see. some of the injuries you can repair with some medication or an ointment or surgery, but when youre that young, there are probably some psychological injuries as well. >> emotional scars. >> we wont be able to see just yet, but well try to get back to sara at san francisco general hospital. >> and flight 214 originated in shanghai before stopping in seoul, korea, the home base for asiana airlines. from the...

Ten hours later are at 11:28 a.m. pacific time the plane crashed while landing at san francisco international airport. emergency crews were there within minutes and passengers say the entire incident lasted about ten seconds. the sky was clear, there were light winds. following the crash, the faa suspected pended all flights in and out of the airport just after 1:00 local time there. the ntsb announced it was sending a go-team. 3:30 p.m. two runways reopened at the airport. after 4:00 p.m. local...

San francisco. thanks for starting this "new day" with us. >> and we start our special coverage in san francisco, where an asiana airlines flight bounced down the runway and burst into flames. at least two people are dead and nearly 200 injured. >> some bumps and bruises, but others are critically injured, some people with spinal injuries and theres a huge range in that category. theres one child from that flight that was in critical condition, still in critical condition. miguel marquez joins u...