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Was a disaster waiting to happen. tonight at this hospital i have been speaking to one senior surgeon and he said that of the 43 people who had been identified as victims, it is believed they were in the third and fourth carriages and when you look at the imness munchies the first and second, all be destroyed —— images of the first and second. the prime minister in greece described this as tragic human error for many greeks that simply doesnt do it because there have been repeated warnings a...

>> reporter: tonight, the faa now investigating yet another disturbing runway close call, this time at boston logan international airport. the faa says on monday air traffic control told the pilot of a learjet preparing to take off to wait as a jetblue flight landed on an intersecting runway. >> cleared to land four right jetblue 206. >> reporter: instead, the faa says, even though the learjet pilot read back those instructions clearly, the pilot proceeded to take off anyway. the jetblue plane t...

Hopefully looking that this but it is of concern to anyone who flies on a regular basis or semi regular basis this is not something that should be happening and how much is human error, the ntsb will hopefully tell us more. >> i hope so because, you know, at first its like, oh, there is a scary near miss and talk about it but its a one-off. every single week im reporting on some sort of near-miss. i dont know that its taking a toll -- i dont know that people arent flying as a result yet, emma bu...

Real problem on your way home tonight. >> for sure and we have always -- i always agreed with that but just right now there seems to be a cluster of close calls we hadnt had. >> theyre close calls because in some way the system works to override whats happening. if its human error, the system fixes it. if the system is messed up your human error steps in. its never been safer to fly than right now. does southwest have a problem? absolutely. do our airlines, our airports in some cases unable to t...

Of a time, which is why were looking into these. >> reporter: amid a recent cluster of runway incursions or close calls, the acting head of the faa has issued a call to action on safety >> in light of some of these recent events that weve talked about today, i have convened a safety summit and a safety review >> reporter: the only common theme appears to be human error, but the faa underscores americas airspace has never been safer the last fatal accident involving a major u.s. airliner in this ...

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The most power. nuclear reactor in the whole world used to be in canada, in ontario, at a place called chalk river laboratories. the reactor was built in the summer of 1947. it was used mainly for research purposes. and one day, about five years into the life of that reactor, in december 1952, the reactor exploded. a combination of human error and mechanical failure caused the the reactor to melt down which then set off a series of explosions. it is a miracle that no one was hurt, but in 1952, t...

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