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i think he was trying to do whatever he could right up to the end. i could hear the engine of the plane changing rpms and it just happened so fast. i thought he was coming in on top of us. instead, he missed us by about 100 feet and went out into the box area in front of us. >> and there was no fireball as a result, right? >> no. i was sort of surprised p you know, we are all kind of like a deer in the headlights. i have been coming to the air races for over 20 years. as a matter of fa...

known as the gal long ghost. the pilot, mr. leeward, was competing at the national championship air races and air show at the reno stead airport. witnesses say his plane was about 400 to 500 feet in the air when it nosedived. the regional medical center confirm it had has received a total of 21 parents so far. joining me now is fred schultz, he witnessed the crash, a pilot himself. fred, what did you see? >> well, what i seen, we looked up above the grandstands and he was in trouble an...

i think he was trying to do whatever he could right up to the end. i could hear the engine of the plane changing rpms and it just happened so fast. i thought he was coming in on top of us. instead, he missed us by about 100 feet and went out into the box area in front of us. >> and there was no fireball as a result, right? >> no. i was sort of surprised p you know, we are all kind of like a deer in the headlights. i have been coming to the air races for over 20 years. as a matter of fa...

these are all organizations opposed to the death penalty. but what this case different from others in the past as we approach the 11th hour -- there are hundreds of thousands of people. you saw their signatures on those petitions that were delivered. these are people, a lot of these people may not typically be against the death penalty. these are people who are looking at the case thinking that there are doubts here and that an execution needs to be stopped. theres a lot of people push...

did you see what he did? so petty. take a look. >> loving that. "american morning" continues right now. all right. im ali velshi live in tampa for tonights cnn tea party debate. brand new poll numbers are just out right now. it is rick perry and everyone else. im christine romans. today president obama presents his jobs plan to congress, but, first, find out what he has planned to help rally more support for that $447 billion plan. and im carol costello. bank of america reportedl...

>> interesting. maybe theyll have a better on-line presence. thats what zagat needs in my humble opinion. thank you very much. we appreciate it. "american morning" continues right now. im christine romans. heres what you need to know to start your day. people in new york and washington being told to stay alert and stay calm. the feds watching a possible terror threat as our nation marks ten years after 9/11. im carol costello. a fiery president obama announcing his jobs plan to jol...

It will be? obviously that affects how anxious people are, what preparations governments are making ed set ra? >> absolutely. intensity is a big part of the picture. fundamentally, the track field rely on the scale of processes. computer models get better resolving them, the larger scale atmospheric flows. whereas intensity depends on much smaller things that happen inside the core of the hurricane and may also be related to interactions at the oceans surface and land surfaces and eight of diffe...

hello, everybody. i am randi kaye. were glad you are with us. we start off with the victims of irene. for those of you who think irene was a dud, well, tell that to the families of the 21 people who died in that storm and the people that lost their homes and the estimated $10 billion price tag is nothing to sneeze at either. irene may not have been as bad as expected in some areas, but worst in others. vermont, much of the state is under water. a short time ago president obama declared...

And here we are at at 11th hour the 59th minute. really we could have had a great debate this year had this thing been done weeks ago and should have. >> reporter: sessions maintains this is exactly what happens when you pass a bill, rush it on through under extreme deadline pressure under these kinds of circumstances circumventing the normal legislative processes of hearings and committees. he doesnt want to see it happen again. jenna back to you. jenna: regardless we have that vote, noon easte...

having it? >> its not that simple. they have to come up with some compromise, some sort of plan that can pass the senate and go back to the house of representatives and pass there something that the president could sign that would allow the united states to raise the debt ceiling and avert some sort of financial disaster come tuesday. its not simple at all, so they need to work together. the mainstream, main leadership, democrats and republicans, they need to find a way to come up with...