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attention and the credential pilot from another airline, entered the flight deck and assisted with radio communication. we need to get him on an ambulance immediately . modern aircraft, a single pilot can fly it and handle communications. but it's a very heavy workload off duty. pilots being pressed into service has been the subject of fiction. by the way, is there anyone on board who knows how to fly a plane? in fact, the situation what the pilot it out just last year, a passenger without piloting experience landed a charter flight from the bahamas with help from air traffic controllers. one the lone pilot became incapacitated. in 1989 and off duty united pilot volunteered to help wrestle united flight 2 32 into sioux city, iowa, when a major mechanical issue was more than the crew could handle. in this latest incident, the flight made a safe landing back in las vegas , but the helpful pilots

communication. we need to get him on an ambulance immediately . the modern aircraft, a single pilot can fly it and handle communications. but it's a very heavy workload off duty. pilots being pressed into service has been the subject of fiction. by the way, is there anyone on board who knows how to fly a plane? in fact what the pilot out just last year, a passenger without piloting experience landed a charter flight from the bahamas with help from air traffic controllers when the lone pilot became incapacitated. in 1989 and off duty united pilot volunteered to help wrestle united flight 2 32 into sioux city, iowa, when a major mechanical issue was more than the crew could handle. in this latest incident, the flight made a safe landing back in las vegas , but the helpful pilots identity remains a mystery that he was willing to step in and did a good job is really, uh

became incapacitated. in 1989 and off duty united pilot volunteered to help wrestle united flight 2 32 into sioux city, iowa, when a major mechanical issue was more than the crew could handle. in this latest incident, the flight made a safe landing back in las vegas , but the helpful pilots identity remains a mystery that he was willing to step in and did a good job is really, uh quite commendable. the nature of the southwest pilots medical issue is still not clear. experts tell us having two pilots his best, even though it's 7 37 can be flown by one pilot. there is a push to get rid of the second pilot. it would be a cost cutting move by airlines. the largest union of pilots puts it like this. the choice is between saving money, or like in this case saving lives. pete mountain, cnn washington. i'm kim brown, who rallied back in just a moment of cnn newsroom continues. please do stay with us.

it captures all of that smoke much the southwest 737 flight that took off from havana to fort lauderdale on sunday. according to the airline, shortly after takeoff, the pilot there reported a bird strike. it appears that one bird hit the plane's engine, it caught fire. another bird hit the plane's nose. the plane was turned around. it was able to make a safe landing back in havana. by the time the aircraft landed, firefighters were already on the runway, they put out the fire and everyone on the plane was able to get off safely. it appears a good number of folks got on to another flight late last night. we're told it appears that the remaining group of passengers on that plane were able to get on another flight back to florida, but good news for this most

reminded me of the images of the queen landing back in london when her father had just died. a great poet says history rhymes and it does. but a different case now. the queen was taking to people's hearts because she was on wrung, because she went through the war. and how do you follow that. it is extraordinary when you think as you mentioned that she is there, appointing a new prime minister, just days before she died. and i mentioned that she went through the second world war. she stayed at her post until the very end. and so for king charles, it is a hard act to follow. >> she was living thoirs an his . you talk about when her father died and she saw winston churchill in tears and what is moment it was.

it was the first bump around the world. president biden back to white house this week after his controversial trip to the week. it was the way that he greeted the saudi crown prince. >> let's bring in the professor of relations for economics. i would like to start by getting your reaction to what president biden said. he told the reporters, after landing back in washington, why don't you ask me about something substantial. i think a lot of people would

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landing back in the uk, one of the last british planes to leave kabul. these troops widely praised helped evacuate more than 15,000 people, that as the taliban took over. boris johnson says the government will engage alongside allies for the regime the uk helped topple 20 years ago in a statement released by downing street this morning. in ago in a statement released by downing street this morning. in the new regime — downing street this morning. in the new regime in _ downing street this morning. in the new regime in kabul— downing street this morning. in the new regime in kabul wants - downing street this morning. ii�*u time: new regime in kabul wants diplomatic recognition or to unlock the billions currently frozen, they will have to ensure safe passage for those who wish to leave the country, to respect the rights of women and girls, to prevent afghanistan from again becoming an incubatorfor global terror. again becoming an incubator for global terror.— again becoming an incubator for global terror. thousands got out, british nationals _ global terror. thousands got out, british nationals and _ global terror. thousands got out, british nationals and afghans - global terror. thousands got out, | british nationals and afghans who worked with the uk, but hundreds have been left behind, some say many more. i have been left behind, some say many more. ., �* ~ , ., more. i don't think there is a sinale more. i don't think there is a single person _ more. i don't think there is a single person deployed - more. i don't think there is a . single person deployed forward, whether the thousand or so in kabul

and uk nationals —— have been left behind. us presidentjoe biden is en—route to dover air force base to receive the bodies us service members killed in afghanistan. the united states national security adviser, jake sullivan, has said �*relevant terrorist groups�* in afghanistan do not possess advance ability to plot attacks abroad. the first of our reports comes from our political correspondent, jessica parker. landing back in the uk, one of the last british planes to leave kabul. these troops widely praised. they helped evacuate more than 15,000 people. that as the taliban took over. borisjohnson says the government will engage alongside allies with the regime the uk helped topple 20 years ago, in a statement released by downing street this morning. if the new regime in kabul wants diplomatic recognition or to unlock the billions that are currently frozen, they will have to ensure safe passage for those who wish to leave the country, to respect the rights of women and girls, to prevent afghanistan from again becoming an incubator for global terror. thousands got out, british nationals and afghans who worked with the uk.