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at the radar scope or out the window. neil: and i know they're rare instances. and this one was caught and maybe the pilots involved at that level they see each other and obviously stopped, but remember what happened in the 70's, canary islands two points collided and the weather back drop and we've since corrected for that, or have we? >> fortunate enough here, the jetblue aircraft, you know, wasn't at excessive speed and extremely close proximity to the southwest aircraft sore we would have had a disaster on our hands here. this is happening more frequently and with air traffic controllers with pilots, and then we're seeing all the other crazy stuff happening over the last couple of months with the airplane, parts falling off, but you know, stress is a key here with these controllers and i think the f.a.a. directive that the administrative announced yesterday to increase that rest time is very critical here and i think that's a great

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CNN Newsroom

only thing disturbing thing at the hearing. >> and that was that even more things came out about what bo in new for example, before the 7307 max eight crashes, what they knew about problems with the 7307 max nine. now, that was the one where the door or blew off and alaska. and so what was really i think probably most damaging to boeing was not the hearing was held, but there's more startling revelations coming out at some point boiling just simply has to come thing with the faa end the fa bears some of the fault here as well. they are supposed to be overseeing all this. they should be out there at boeing inspecting and this year, the faa finally said they're going to increase hands-on inspections and the traveling public says, wait a minute, you mean you weren't doing that before and why are you announcing? this is something new. so not only does boeing have to be much more transparent and get all this bad news out there and address it when it dribbles out like

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Artistes' Association election progresses amid tight security

Previous elections had sparked endless debates and criticisms. This time, however, there's a visible increase in security and preparedness.

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Planes narrowly miss collision at Reagan National Airport, FAA says

A JetBlue plane and Southwest Airlines plane almost collided at Reagan National Airport Thursday morning, according to the FAA.

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Orlando-bound flight has close call with jet starting takeoff at Reagan National Airport

An Orlando-bound flight completed its trip Thursday from Virginia’s Ronald Reagan National Airport after avoiding a collision on the runway with a jet that was starting its takeoff, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.

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FOX and Friends

$5 million bond. two squatters facing a lieu of charges after stomp ago woman to death in new york city apartment and stuffing her body in a duffle bag. the two are accused of stealing the woman's credit card and using it to buy a playstation five air pods, a diamond ring and clothes. they were arrested in pennsylvania and extradited to new york and have both pleaded not guilty. the faa now investigating after two planes almost collided yesterday morning on a runway at reagan international airport. and listen to the frantic call between the pilot and the control tower. listen here. >> 52-26. left turner at november. >> november 26. >> stop, stop,. >> we stopped. we were cleared to cross runway 4. >>

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ABC World News Tonight With David Muir

what a preliminary report found was an "involuntary movement forward" in one of the pilot's seats. what triggered that move hasn't been determined. but more than 50 passengers were injured in the jet's sudden drop. and david, the faa doesn't comment on investigations, but federal laws do severely restrict who can be in the cockpit. and to be honest with you, most of the pilots we spoke with today about the story were simply shocked this happened at all. >> david: geo win benitez back with us tonight. when we come back here, we're tracking severely storms moving into the easton night. also, the botox scare widening in this country. 22 people in 11 states. the alarming video tonight. authorities investigating a group of people appearing to pull a bear cub from a tree all for a selfie, and you'll see it in a moment. is an add-on treatmt for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not for sudden breathing problems.

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ABC World News Tonight With David Muir

major league baseball team from denver to toronto. one of the coaches in the captain's seat while that plane was in midflight. gio benitez covers aviation. >> reporter: tonight, alarming video from inside a united cockpit in midflight. >> i'm going to land the plane tonight. >> reporter: major league hitting coach hensley meulens traveling on a colorado rockies charter to toronto, seen sitting in the captain's chair of the 757, in violation of strict faa rules put in place after 9/11. >> i'm going to start descending pretty soon and just press this button. >> reporter: meulens even mimicking pushing down the flight controls. when this video was posted to social media, it triggered an faa investigation. tonight, two united pilots are suspended and facing possible termination for the incident. united telling abc news, "we're deeply disturbed by what we see in that video, which appears to show an unauthorized person in the flight deck at cruise altitude while the autopilot was engaged." the cockpit is an incredibly sensitive area. just last month, a latam 787 dreamliner plunged after

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NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt

>> reporter: underscoring the high stakes of air traffic control, thursday's near collision involving two passenger jets at reagan national airport in washington. >> 2937, stop. >> reporter: the faa now investigating whether controller error played a role. it comes after a series of high-profile close calls and a national controller shortage. many controllers complain they're exhausted working mandatory overtime and alternating between day and overnight shifts. today, the faa ordered changes. controllers must get ten hours of rest between shifts rather than the nine currently required and 12 hours before starting a midnight shift, putting controllers on a par with pilots and flight attendants. >> our goal is to have a rested voice on both ends of the microphone. >> reporter: for the next three days, the faa is accepting new controller applications hoping to hire and train 1,800 this year after adding 1,500 last year. every day controllers handle 45,000 flights,

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NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt

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