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This surprised them. because theres testing done to ensure that these thermal acoustic blankets do not burn easily, and yet there was fire damage. >> we took some of this material and touched a match to it and lo and behold, we discovered that it burned. not only did it burn, it burned completely and it burned hot and smoky. >> investigators race to find out what ignited the insulation before another aircraft is affected. coming up -- will millions of pieces of wreckage yield answers before it...

Over the impact his incarceration was having on his two young daughters. >> sometimes i think it would be better. >> what would? >> like what the letter said, right? then i dont have to weigh my options you know. id like to see my kids grow up, you know. but -- its pretty, pretty [ bleep ] situation. >> while mcdaniel longs for a visit from his family, patrick gaskill just had a severe restriction placed on his visitation privileges. he was caught with a plastic bag full of inmate-made alcohol i...

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The skies safer, so much safer, in fact, that according to an m.i.t. study, technology has advanced to the point where we can expect only one midair collision every 100 million flight hours. the last time two commercial jets collided over the u.s. was the 1960 accident above new york city. since then, there have been three more midair collisions, all involving one large aircraft and one small. in 1967, mary schultes father is at the helm of a boeing 727 which collides with a twin cessna over nor...

Life vests. the pilot has the crew move all passengers to seats in the front of the cabin. >> he was probably worried that the tail would break off. and if that was the case, then he wanted to make sure we were all safe in the front of the plane. >> theres a ten-minute warning, a one-minute warning, and then three simple words from the pilot, "this is it." the plane splashes down at a speed of 103 miles per hour. the impact is brutal. the plane whips around, its tail snapping off, just as the ca...

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Making it worse in syria, its making it worse everywhere the u.s. is using bombs to go after extremism. at the end of the day, bombs dont fall of extremism. they fall on cities, they fall on people. they fall on families. they fall on lives and they destroy those lives. >> phyllis bennis, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. coming up, bill oreilly has a crazy new idea about how to fight the war in iraq and syria, and next, charles blow joins me with the amazing stories of...

Wildlife fund. >> many scientists predict that we could have a completely ice- free arctic ocean within the next few decades. thats quite an extraordinary change. r: reporter: and the large vetherings have proven deadly. walruses are easily spooked, triggering stamp periods like this one. >> if a stampede should occur in sgroup of this size, someones going to be harmed. >> reporter: wildlife organizations continue to study other effects of melting ice and hope by bringing awareness about saving ...