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That is what led to a delta crash in dallas that led to a whole bunch of safety changes and information, radar changes to help avoid wind shear. what caused this one to come in so low, i dont know, but it isnt necessarily pilot error. there may have been a pocket wind or tail wind that hit this plane that wouldnt allow it to stay in the air. >> rick: jon scott being a great news man and co-anchor of what is happening now, he a licensed pilot. thanks so much for your time. >> we wanted to bring i...

Our new home on "new day." thats a tv monitor. here we are. >> it takes a while. you might as well get scenery. dont even worry about us. whats your name? >> or you can call me mo. i kate bolduan. it is monday, june 17th. just about 7:40 in the east. ahead in this half hour, a lot going on. devastating blow to the head. a tampa bay rays pitcher hit in the ear over the weekend. now many are asking if safety changes need to be made to the game of baseball. >> rachel nichols is here to break it dow...

1 million more. john taylor is given a 15-month prison sentence for going against industry norms to forge the piece of metal that fell to the ground. >> i dont think that that piece of metal brought the airplane down. i think it played a factor in the cause of the accident. but i dont think it was the sole responsible cause of the accident. >> even before the verdict, the aviation industry agrees on drastic safety changes. debris on the runway is seen now as a greater threat to aircraft. manufac...

Industry professionals, expect and demand when were going it to make safety changes. the aviation system is organic and it needs time to adjust to any change. >> how long has there been a tower at the airport and a manned tower that was operable. >> that goes into the 1980s. so all of a sudden, with how much notice are you now taking it? is that tower now going to be closed? how much notice did you have? >> we have initially less than 30 days, and the f.a.a. has now extended that to may 5th. >> ...

Customary to what we, as industry professionals, expect and demand when were going it to make safety changes. the aviation system is organic and it needs time to adjust to any change. >> how long has there been a tower at the airport and a manned tower that was operable. >> that goes into the 1980s. so all of a sudden, with how much notice are you now taking it? is that tower now going to be closed? how much notice did you have? >> we have initially less than 30 days, and the f.a.a. has now exte...

Donate today. bill: this was a wild ride for nascar. check it out sunday afternoon. >> kenseth, harvey behind him. stewart into the middle of the pack and over!. bill: man. 25 cars caught up in that. that was nascar defending champ tony stewart going airborne too. he triggered the pile up in the final lap. luckily not a single driver was hurt. matt kenseth ended up winning under caution flag. talladega known for dangerous crashes and wild finishes. many drivers caught in the crash are calling fo...

Euros, ordered toç pay air frae 1 million more. swron taylor is given a 15-month prison sentence for going against industry norms to forge the piece of metal that fell to the ground. >> i dont think that that piece of metal brought the airplane down. i think it played a factor in the cause of the accident. but i dont think it was the sole responsible cause of the accident. >> even before the verdict, the aviation industry agrees on drastic safety changes. debris on the runway is seen now as a ...

John taylor, the welder, is giving a 15-month suspended prison sentence. going against norms. >> i dont think it brought it down. i think it played a factor in the cause of the accident. i dont think it was the responsible cause of the accident. >> even before the verdict they agree on drastic safety changes. debris on the runway is now seen as an even greater threat to aircraft. manufacturers began producing burst-resistant tires. and fuel tanks are reinforced, but for the concord it was the be...

Pass. the core of what we do every day is driven by data, science and engineers. >> reporter: the ceo of general motors testified gm has been unable to replicate the fires. but they are making safety changes to the battery casing and recommending that battery fluid be drained after any accident. in part they said we should suspend our van -- suspend or rancor. that froms "wall street journal." an expert in lithium batteries told the committee the risk of gasoline fires in conventional cars is mu...

17,000 people were killed. we are joined live from istanbul. whats the latest? how are rescue efforts going? >> reporter: yes. well, of course, its night time now. the earthquake struck, i suppose, at a relatively good time. it struck on a sunday afternoon when people werent in bed, when people werent at work, but even then we know the amount of people, still under the rubble, theres a large number, maybe even 400 people still waiting to be rescued. of course that rescue now has to go ...