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Earwitnesses, very valuable, because they heard the engines increase. if the pilots were losing power, had lost power because of some kind of engine failure, it would have sounded differently. they would be losing the engine, not getting engine power. so once again, those witnesses are very important. >> all right, mary schiavo, thank you so much for offering your expertise on this. >> thank you. >> just amazing details as we learn what went on inside that plane. up next, we're going to hear from the daughter of one of the survivors who will tell us how a hero stepped up during the chaos to sa...

Of about 700 to 800 feet per minute. that's what the airplane will seth in settle in at. if they got into an excessive sink rate, that makes it hashder for the crew to arrest it at very low laltitudes. and in this case, they'll be looking to see if they tried to stop it and they couldn't. >> what would cause a plane to go into this excessive sink rate that he was talking about? >> the plane flying too slow. but the question is, flying too slow. i can think of only a couple of things. either the pilot is not doing his job or the engines were not producing power, couldn't get engine power that h...

The pilot reported he lost engine power. one witness said he saw the chopper traveling north and descend very quickly. thanks to the pilot, michael campbell, he lowered the chopper into the hudson, deployed those pontoons and afterward he was very cool about the whole thing. >> people are calling you a hero. >> just doing my job. >> you saved a lot of people. >> an emergency in flight, and i did what i had to do. but thank y'all again. >> he sure did do what he had to do. fortunately no one on board was injured. according to the chief spokesman for the new york city police department, no one o...

Heavy flooding in the northwest. state media reports the rising water submerged roads and cut off several roads in one town. pulled everybody to safety. nobody hurt. belgium. what organizers call the world's largest sand sculpture festival set to open in a coastal city. professional artists used 20 tons of sand to create the designs which include depictions of the mona lisa, the beatles, and the massive elvis presley and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> >> shepard: the bravest crews passengers in the history of the world set passage on the carnival triumph. it ...

Coaching job for the brooklyn nets. it will be a homecoming. also on fire, the french open final. shirtless protester running a flare on to the court. >> little rally on fire. what is he doing? >> the man on the belly had the kids rights on it. he was safely removed. nadal destroyed david ferrer. it was a very good victory for nadal. a record eighth french open title. no man has ever done that in a grand slam. great gas mileage and engine power that's what jimmie johnson credits for his win. contestants battled in the toe wrestling championship. >> that looks nasty, i'm sorry. >> they we...