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There is any terrorism involvement in this incident. >> norah: a passenger describes what it was like on board that united flight that nearly crashed into the ocean. >> all of a sudden, the nose pitched up, and at that point there were a number of screams. >> new mexico state mens basketball season has come to an abrupt end after some disturbing allegations of hazing against members of the team. >> i cant pass judgment right now. right now, i am in disbelief. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ill be here forever �...

Bathroom door, a thick, solid wood. on a target range, we fired the same type of nine millimeter round from the same type of pistol oscar used. bullets ripped right through the door as if it was nothing more than gossamer. we also learned there something unique about this 9 mm. its not only powerful, but exceptionally loud. so much so its impossible to convey without blowing out your speakers. 160 decibels. louder than a jet engine at takeoff. makes your ears ring. according to prosecution spoke...

In many cities, the search now isnt for survivors, its only for the dead. when the rubble shows a sign, the digger stops. behind this blanket, an arm reveals a body. slowly, carefully, its uncovered. and then the moment of realisation. screams. a father lost. screams. the goodbye is painful and public. screams. the goodbye is painful and public.

Homes, lives have been destroyed. in many cities, the search now is not for survivors, it is only for the dead. when the rubble shows a sign, the digging stops. behind this blanket, an arm reveals a body. slowly, carefully, it is uncovered. and then, the moment of realisation. screams. a father lost. screams. the goodbye is painful and public.

Behind this blanket, an arm reveals a body. slowly, carefully, it is uncovered. and then, the moment of realisation. screams. a father lost. screams. the goodbye is painful and public. and here in maras, ambulances are now hearses. they have spent the whole day here searching for bodies, and the light is starting

Says it wasnt possible to be prepared for disasters on this scale. 0ur middle east correspondent, anna foster, who was among the first journalists to reach the epicentre zone, sent this report from the turkish city of kahramanmaras. the devastating power of the earth, seen from the air. swathes of the city lie in ruins, buildings, homes, lives have been destroyed. in many cities, the search now is not for survivors, cities, the search now is not forsurvivors, it cities, the search now is not for...

A father lost. screams. the goodbye is painful and public. and here in maras, ambulances are now hearses. siren wails they have spent the whole day here searching for bodies, and the light is starting to fade now, but the rescuers say they will come back tomorrow and the next day. they will return to sites like this for as long as it takes to return loved ones to their relatives.

You try and shelter from this bitterly cold wind but its too dangerous. any one of these buildings could collapse around you. so you stay here on the street and you build a fire and you try not to cough as thick black smoke filled the air. and then the morning comes and it doesnt bring relief. at first light, families keep a silent vigil as rescue workers scaled piles of rubble, once homes but no tombs. sometimes, the pattern is broken. sometimes, the pattern is broken. sometimes miracles happen...

Screams the goodbye is painful and public. screams and here in maras, ambulances are now hearses. theyve spent the whole day here searching for bodies, and the light is starting to fade now, but the rescuers say they will come back tomorrow and the next day. they will return to sites like this for as long as it takes to return loved ones to their relatives. theyre rare, but there

Cold wind but its too bitterly cold wind but its too dangerous. any one of these buildings could collapse around you. so you stay here on the street and you build a fire and you try not to cough as thick black smoke filled the air. and then the morning comes and it doesnt bring relief. at first light, families keep a silent vigil as rescue workers scaled piles of rubble, once homes but no tombs. sometimes, the pattern is broken. sometimes, the pattern is broken. sometimes miracles happen. but th...