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Updated on March 4, 2021 at 7:20 pm NBC Universal, Inc. A South Florida man was arrested for allegedly pointing laser beams at aircraft near Miami International Airport -- dangerous behavior that aviation officials say can impair pilots and cause a plane to crash. The arrest came after the Miami-Dade Police Aviation Unit and other airline companies complained about a green laser being shot into the cockpit of inbound and outbound aircraft, an arrest affidavit stated. Download our mobile app for iOS to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. Police set up an undercover operation in a...

Did list and that's what caused the problems. all of this including the audio recordings of the captain speaking to folks both on the two-way radio as well as the on-board ship communications system, could all lead to an answer as to how it was el faro found itself in the position it was in and how it ended up going down. as we know, it was a category 5 hurricane, 120 plus mile an hour winds but more incredibly, waves that exceeded 50 feet. andrea? >> thank you very much. even as he fights cancer, former president jimmy carter is still doing the work he loves. 91 years old and he's in memphi...

Oh, no, not me, it's somebody else. >> jay rollins, thanks so much. this is a real mystery. lot of foreign intrigue as well. thanks for being with us today. the president's decision to send up to 50 special forces into syria against isis, will it make a difference? is it too little? is it too much? i'm joined by senator ben cardin, ranking democrat on the foreign relations committee. thanks for being with us. >> good to be with you. >> your initial reaction to what the white house ultimately called just a change of tactic, not a change of strategy but which others are saying is definitely no...

good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. russian officials have not yet identified the cause of saturday's metrojet plane crash in egypt that killed all 224 people on board, almost all russians including a number of children. airline officials said today an external impact is the only probable cause of the crash. they're trying to rule out technical flaws or human error. nbc chief global correspondent joins me from cairo. it's understandable this airline would try to rule out anything that would imply or suggest any problem that they could have prevented, but what do we know so f...

who died when a russian plane crashed saturday morning. investigators are scouring the crash site for clues as to what brought down the airbus a321. the flight recorders have been recovered and are being evaluated. the plane coming down in an area that's seen fighting between egyptian forces and islamist insurgents. they say militants lacked the weapons to do that. nevertheless, three major airlines, air france, lufthansa and emlirates all announcing they'd halt flights over sinai for the time being. germany issued a warning for flight routes in the southeast sinai. bill neily is in ...