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Multiple times while in handcuffs. he later died in custody even though the incident happened at the doors of the emergency room. now his family is about to get a day in court suing police for $25 million. and a beautiful thing back on the campaign trail donald trump declares victory in the latest republican debate. and says watching other candidates drop out is a, quote, beautiful thing to watch. im wolf blitzer. youre in "the situation room." u.s. experts may now be able to examine at le...

Eliminates them. >> well, the ntsb is an accident investigation agency, not criminal. their purpose is simply to determine what caused the crash. we should make clear the ntsb does not have its bags packed at this hour. they will not make a move unless they receive more information so now the ball is in egypts court, wolf. >> rene marsh, thanks very much. lets bring in former ntsb managing director, peter goelz, cnn terrorism analyst paul cruickshank and our aviation correspondent richard quest....

Professional. they take them serious. >> they certainly do. jim sciutto, thanks. joining us is james risch of idaho, a leading member of the intelligence and foreign relations. senator, thanks for joining us. i want to talk about jims reporting in a moment but first the ntsb, national transportation safety board are supposedly on stand by to go to egypt to get involved directly in the investigation and havent left yet. what is the u.s. able to do, for example, if they are not given direct access...

Investigations. they have different profoundly on the last two joint investigations that theyve carried out. and there are hard feelings at least on the part of the egyptians. >> because i would have thought not only ntsb officials but officials from pratt whitney, the manufacture of those american engines on that airbus, they would be allowed to go. and fbi experts, forensic experts would be allowed to go as well. so far ive seen none of that. >> thats right. it hasnt occurred yet. when the nts...

And a pilot who seems to have done everything right. >> he flew the airplane exactly the way his training would have taught him to. he kept his head. the results are really good. i think its a success story in every conceivable way. >> reporter: the faa is now investiga investigating. the ntsb may as well. the plane has been moved off the highway. all that hydraulic fluid cleaned up and the road back open and moving on whats expected to be another busy travel day. >> okay, kristen. thanks so muc...