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Thats right after the model t. >> i liked being able to check my own oil. i like that. now it is digital. >> now things just light up on your dash board like the engine, there is an engine problem. no kidding. >> whose father works at rambler? mitt romney. any way, those are some of the pictures of our first cars. we would love to hear your comments about your first cars. you could facebook us at "fox & friends." or if you want to e-mail us a picture, send them to us by e-mail at friends@foxnews...

Good condition all things considered. an emergency landing on the street early this morning. no immediate report of injuries. a lot of questions as to what exactly happened here of the as we learn more well bring that to you. jon: there is a small general aviation airport nearby. could have been taking off. could have had a engine problem and coming in for a landing and a little low on fuel. at least theyre on the ground safely. right now some new information involving one of the most hair bre...

>> reporter: this is asiana airlines flight 214 coming from seoul in south korea, 10 1/2-hour flight into san francisco airport, and on approach at about 11:27 yesterday morning on runway 28 left, apparently by all accounts this plaenl came in a little low and a little slow according to eyewitnesses and literally the tail slammed into the sea barrier wall just before runway 28 left begins. the plane then slammed down onto the runway and skidded down the runway before then going into a grassy are...

Happened? >> reporter: this is asiana airlines flight 214 coming from seoul in south korea, 10 1/2-hour flight into san francisco airport, and on approach at about 11:27 yesterday morning on runway 28 left, apparently by all accounts this plaenl came in a little low and a little slow according to eyewitnesses and literally the tail slammed into the sea barrier wall just before runway 28 left begins. the plane then slammed down onto the runway and skidded down the runway before then going into a ...

Already. how unusual is it for the head of an airline to already start ruling out causes? >> craig, thats very unusual. i was very surprised by the statements that he made about the mechanical soundness of the airplane and the fact there was no engine problem. it is such an early stage of the investigation. well before even the trained investigators have started the process. so i was very surprised by those comments. >> what are the priorities for the first investigators on the scene of a crash ...

>> again, i think thats a testament to how great an airplane bog makes. >> jamie: before that tail hit, is there any warn that this pilot might have had? what is the earliest. >> thats an interesting question, jamie. what we do know is that they were low. they were way too low, in order to land. and the question for -- for me and other pilots is, did they not realize they were that low, looking out the window? its very apparent when you are very, very low to the airport, especially going into sf...

Look at the engines and the flight data before they can ascertain if there was any sort of an engine problem. then it leads you to believe, did the airlines have kmup indication with their pilots? have they said something? have they communicated what happened? a lot of questions are going to be on the tips of investigators minds as they begin this process, and this will be a thorough meticulous process, alex. they will look at everything from the engines to the aircraft struck tour to how the pi...

Joanne is on board. >> it was a month before my third birthday. i was with my mother. we were returning to the bay area from the philippines and my mother was very anxious to get back to california to see my father. >> but the reunion would be dramatically declad. several hours into the flight, nowhere near land, the plane is climbing to 21,000 feet when one of its four engines begins to overspeed. its normal hum now. becoming a deafening scream. its the middle of the night and pitch black over ...

>> three, two, one, zero. and launch of the spacex falcon 9 rocket as nasa turns to the private sector to reply the international space station. >>shepard: now that he is in private hands he does not sound so excited. the experts were going to test over the weekend but this was an engine problem and they aborted. nasa has been working with the company to make it happen and if it makes it to the international space station it will be the containing in space travel from a government run effort to ...

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