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planes were rerouted. that's when they reportedly signalled two planes to take off in the flight path of a third plane that was coming in for a landing. the faa is investigating. we will have a live report with more coming up shortly. heather? after two-days of testimony the judge in the drew peterson case could declare a mistrial today. this after the defense argued peterson's former neighbor tainted the jury by testifying peterson left a bullet in his driveway to intimidate him. possibly because he was one of the first people to discover the body of peterson's third wife kathleen...

ture b turbo pumps at flight speed. lift-off>> what a sight. it is sharing the progress 48. that's a cargo ship. the first ever 6 hour flight to the international space station. that spacecraft is schedule to do deliver two tons of supplies up there. that is your 5@5:00. warning signs about shooting suspect james holmes ignored. new questions are being raised with a shocking report that says james holmes' psychiatrist alerted colleagues he might be a threat. ainsley earhardt is live with more. erie details. the world is wondering did any one see signs from the shooting suspect of...

and the prosecutor pointed out alma reesecy shouted out the same thing terrorists said on 9/11, at the fort hood shooting in 2004 and the christmas day shoe bomb incident. allah aqaba. or god is great. wright has been a retired cop for four years. but he says never lost his police instinct during the chaos. >> i started thinking about the possible scenarios that could be playing out. it could be an unexploded ied on gentleman. >> reporter: he said he used plastic cuffs on the wrists and ankles and then used his own belt to tie them together. >> then i basically sat on him until we la...

in san francisco where prosecutors say he is a danger to society, sharon. the u.s. attorney's office this morning portraying the suspect as a significant threat to the community. 28-year-old rageit almurisi stood before the judge with an arabic interpreter at his side and didn't enter a plea to charges he interfered with a flight crew but we learned more about him and the disturbance as the u.s. attorney argued to keep him in federal custody. as you said, at the crucial point where pilots prepare for landing, he pounded the cockpit, resisting restraints, yelling repeatedly, allah a...