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Or enthusiastic supporting them. republicans followed the same pattern with lower numbers. 21% saying they would be comfortable supporting appeal i wins the nomination. name recognition is obviously crucial when it comes to president and could show the stronger standings for biden and sanders. harris and orourke had the highest numbers for dont know the name. which means they have the best shot of defining themselves on the campaign, unless somebody does it for them. its not a bad place to be in...

The arrest of an american airlines pilot. the flight was bound for the u.s., for philadelphia, in fact. the passenger jet did not take off from the uk. one of the pilots was taken into custody on suspicion of being over the limit for alcohol before flying. abcs senior transportation correspondent david kerley with that story. >> reporter: british authorities detained the american airlines flight crew member in manchester before the a-330 took off for philadelphia. an aviation source telling abc ...

The belt to drop them at just the right bag in less than 20 minutes. those bags then get loaded back on the plane and theyre on their way to you. >> especially this time of year, we are santas little helper. >> reporter: on a normal day, worldport is busy. more than 300 fliedz flightcome and go from here. but this, we the week before christmas, that more than doubles to some 700 flights a day. captain sean hortons tie even says "i am santa." he knows hes not, but hes happy to help old st. nick. ...

The main airport here in jakarta. they never had the time to sound a may day emergency call. what this recorder does is it measures scores of different flight instruments and wind speed and altitude and smoke detecters in some cases. it could take weeks, if not months, were hearing now for all of that to be analyzed and hopefully provide an answer to the mystery of the brand new boeing 737 plunges out of the sky minutes after takeoff taking the passengers and crew with it. dave. >> ivan watson l...

D doughnuts will still be on the menu. nfl making history tonight. two women will be in the booth calling an nfl game. andrea kremer and espns hannah storm, we love her. they will call 11 games this season for amazon prime videos nfl package. faith.d a birthday leap of will smith celebrating his 50th birthday today. this was the first time, at victoria falls last year. well tonight, he is set to jump from a helicopter hovering near the grand canyon. he is about to conquer his fears, he says. s...

Bitten. mist pumped into the cockpit. windows and flight instruments. this is bizarre as the temperature plunged to negative 30 degrees. they were able to land the plane using g.p.s. watch and instructions from air control. is that unbelievable? and the personal information of 21,000 marines, sailors and civilians compromised in a massive data breach. there they are in action. email containing addresses, social security numbers and training information sent to the wrong distribution list. the ma...

We watched from the air as pilots took part in a mock war scenario. >> coming in. >> reporter: at the halfway acint, the jets approached the tanker for midair refueling. back here, they can communicate with the pilots and fly the refueling boom. this is the lever that they use to extend the nozzle into the jet. asnior master sergeant ryan nerry maneuvers the tankers nozzle into a space the size of a baseball on this f-35 at 350 miles per hour. >> contact. >> thats the fun part of the t b. >> rep...

Tonight, as we come on the air, the state of emergency. multiple out-of-control infernos in the west. not far from los angeles. tonight, we fly you right over the scene. also tonight, president trump and his former national security adviser michael flynn. our reporter asking the president, are you preparing to pardon flynn? the presidents phone calls today rattling some world leaders, is the president now preparing to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. tonight, the u.s. military p...

Understanding of mental health issues in the, and the symptoms while trying to reduce the stigma of self reporting while improving treatment options. but issues like depression are believed to remain underreported. pilots who are not fit to fly should not fly, but we need to make pathways for them to come back to work when their issues are resolved. >> reporter: retired airline captain sullenberger is a cbs aviation and safety expert he tried to reduce the stigma of mental health issues after hi...

>> reporter: the pentagon says its still possible some soldiers will have to pay the money back, but theyll lean in favor of the soldier if there is any doubt. scott, a nationwide audit shows other states may also have had problems like this, but in far fewer numbers. >> pelley: jan crawford in the washington newsroom. jan, thank you. tonight a hangover may be the least of the worries for a regional airline pilot who is accused of trying to fly drunk this morning. kris van cleave is following th...