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Whatever plane hit this building is reduced to little bits of aluminum or maybe composite at this point. but again, a single engine plane has hit that building in austin, texas, and no word yet on how many people inside the building may have been injured. you can see, it is a blue sky day, it is not a difficult day for a pilot to fly. so there had to be some kind of either pilot incapacitytation or perhaps aircraft mechanical problem. again, the witnesses on the ground who spoke with our jenna gibson, they say the plane seemed to be flying out of control, it barely missed some power lines, and...

Chaos, there are thousands left behind. there is a special series, "children of haiti, on ac 360 tonight. toyota says the mechanical problem can be fixed in 30 minutes. voters head to the polls in illinois primaries today. they will pick republican and democratic nominees for president obama's old senate seat. the groundhog has spoken, and chances are you are not going to like what he had to say. the handlers delivered the bad news. >> phil proclaims, if you want to know next, you must read my

Crew was not able to respond. >> and tom, while you're speaking we're showing the first pictures right now, new pictures from the crash site showing you just how rugged that terrain was. and finally, have they ruled out -- i guess they don't have enough information to rule anything out. some sort of criminal event? >> criminal event is not off the table. nbc news is -- our investigative reporters and producers have thus far not picked up any hint from u.s. intelligence that they believe that this is in any way a terrorist attack. but all suspicions right now are focusing on the possibility of ...

Data now shows more conclusively or probably whatever the terms are that this is at the bottom of the indian ocean or do you want to see more? as an investigator i always want to see more. investigators use tried and true methodologies and procedures. that's based on years and years of experience and crashes and investigating these. but we are always looking for new ways to hone our skills to improve and expedite this process. so, i would always like to see more and that's going to continue on with positively identifying this wreckage, the debris, and then finding it at the bottom of the ocean...

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