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International. >> welcome aboard. >> reporter: for now, delta is capping flights at 60% full and increased its focus on cleaning. >> hi, good morning. welcome. >> reporter: every available seat on flight out. once declared one of the most significant aircraft purchases in its mystery, deltaa flew the m.d.-80 family for 33 years. since 1987, it carried more than 750 million passengers, hopscotching across the country. this final flight was on a 28-year-ol28-year-old plane, 11s older than passenge...

This a week, trying to figure out what the planes were doing flying over the cities. congress says this has to be stopped. fears its used to capture data of protesters cell phones on the ground. june 1st, a key night in the narrative. thats the night they were pushed forcibly from the white house. it took off from the regional airport in northern virginia, climbed to 17,000 feet, and circled washington, d.c., more than 20 times at low speeds. the actual plane, a photo here, is a cessna citation ...

Climbing to about 17,000 feet and circled washington, d.c. 20 times at low speed. the actual plane here is a se cessna but from being a pilot i know that this plane would not loiter in the highly restricted air space over washington and i point out whats on the belly of the plane. you can see that bump there in front of the wing. congress says it may have been used to carry a dirt box to capture cell phone data of those on the ground and not only flight over protest cities. national guard aircra...

Climb aboard that rocket and blast into space, a 19 hour flight to the international space station, like flying from orlando to tokyo nonstop. they will be a month for 3 months. this is the crew mission after 20 cargo missions. theyve done this several times from cape canaveral but it is important because it is too human beings support that rocketship. we havent had that since 2011 when the shuttle program retired. now we have two humans. this is a prelude because space x would like to send more...

Responded to the columbia university study by blaming china and the world health organization. thats another thing that weve been seeing. and, chuck, vice president mike pence was on fox business network this morning. heres how he responded to a question about this. >> because of the leadership that president trump provided, starting in january, when he suspended all travel from china, when he stood up the white house coronavirus task force, began screening passengers from china and then as you ...

>> this was something the president and the administration worked on. a lot during the time i spent two and half warehouse. we did an entire briefing, centered around nothing but election security. this isnt a new topic but its an important one. lets not forget that people came after this president and tried to take the election away

Halloween eve, 2009. more than a year had passed since melissas murder with tony villegas still sitting in jail awaiting trial, and another twist to the story. >> scott rothstein has disappeared. >> reporter: unlike melissa, scott was not a murder victim. but he was a fugitive, a bernie madoff figure on the run. he had left the country in a private jet for morocco with $16 million in cash and his collections of watches and jewelry, fleeing after learning unhappy investors had gone to the fbi. on...

Damian grammaticas, bbc news, madrid. countries across africa have started to receive bulk orders of a plant—based tonic from madagascar — despite warnings from the world health organization. leaders in madagascar claim the organic mixture will help treat or even cure covid—19, but there is no internationally recognised proof. our reporter freya cole has the story. your excellency. its the amber coloured tonic which government officials claim will save lives. branded covid—organics, it i...

Cole has the story. your excellency. its the amber—coloured tonic which government officials claim will save lives. branded covid—organics, it is a contraction of remedies that they swear by, but there is no evidence it will treat the novel coronavirus. so there are some critics, there are some suspicion, but the most important thing is we are offering a solution to save lives. bulk orders have been made across africa. tanzanian officials arrived to pick up their order free of charge. there ...

City for better care. in neighbouring ecuador, families of the siekopai indigenous tribe are fleeing into the amazon forest for better protection. tribe leaders fear their nation of 700 people is at risk of extinction. translation: in previous centuries, our people have been a victim of these types of diseases. today, we do not want the same thing to happen. traditional survival skills are now being used in an attempt to outrun the virus, which is escalating across latin america at an alarming p...