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Tennessee, headed to long island, new york, then did an unexplained 180, turning south again as air traffic controllers tried unsuccessfully to raise the pilot and told other planes to stay away. that's when the fighter jets were scrambled. >> if they were intercepting an aircraft that was doing 70 or 80% of the speed of sound and needed to intercept that aircraft quickly, the only way to do it would be to go ahead and go supersonic to increase the closure rate on the target aircraft. >> they tried to use flares to get the pilot's attention and continued flying the cessna as it flew over d.c.,...

But i think it's interesting -- i'm not a lawyer, i'm not a law enforcement guy -- but all you do a separate these two and say your body is copping a plea, what happened? it seems to me it's pretty easy to solve this. but that was interesting about the closure rate. >> jeanine: there's more to it by they would not hold them on no bail. i called the pd today, and i call the d.a.'s office and everybody sent us an email. here's the bottom line, you do not hold somebody on no bail or half a million dollar bail if the most they are going to serve as six years. there's so much more to their story th...

The number, it's the clearance rate, the closure rate. the people who are committing the murders are getting away with it. of the 125 homicides this year, 65% of those killings have gone unsolved. that means that 65% of the murderers are still walking around the city free to possibly commit another murder. the police officers just aren't nabbing these guys. >> troubling statistics right there and we do know the first 48 hours after a homicide is really critical and for all these months to have gone by and nothing to have been done, but 65% of these cases is troubling. we're going to leave it t...