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A suspicious device found on an air france flight was not a bomb, according to the airline. four people have been arrested in connection with what the airline ceo calls a nasty joke. the flight made an emergency landing in kenya after the flight crew was alerted. cnn correspondent robin creole is in london with the latest. what more are you learns about this device? >> reporter: suspicious device according to air france officials turned out to be nothing but cardboard, paper, and an egg timer. the airline and france are still taking the threat seriousry. a french team has been dispatched to in...

Wrong with teaching a kid about money and budgeting and working for it and earning it themselves the kids that don't work, their specifications are high. the ones that do work, they do understand the value of a dollar. i don't disagree. >> good note to end on. thank you, gary, and merry christmas. >> same to you. >> thank you. >> i net this was a scare in the air when a man threatened to open a jetliner door mid-flight, from jordan with american passport. he banged on the lufthansa flight saying he want to be let in or he would open the door. the flight from frankfurt was traveling over austri...

After a number of years, you know, there was a failure. >> reporter: the cause traced back more than seven years when the plane's tail scraped the ground on landing. the repairs were not done properly. the plane eventually ripped away from the plane mid-flight and then there was this doomed 747 that broke apart in the air. investigators say metal around the repair work weakened and eventually caused a catastrophic structural failure. since 1982, 31 planes operated have had tail strikes. >> a tail strike can cause a problem. and it may not be an immediate problem. it may take years for the prob...

Cairo. if there was possibly a tail malfunction this time mid-flight, could it cause a debris field like the one we're seeing? >> well, it could if the tail -- if a significant part of the tail came off or they had a rapid decompression at that flight level at 30,000 feet. and you would expect to see the plane come down in two distinct debris areas, which is the debris field that they have. and so that could explain it. people are going to be very skeptical of that because this plane should have been through several checks what they call c checks and d checks where that tail should have been i...

Time for one more thing. kg? >> i've got a great one. since i was little i was flying air lingus. so look at this amazing story. flight attendants doing a little bit of the irish jig. showing off her dancing skills, mid flight. passengers have getting along with it, clapping, having a great time. >> irish pride, baby. >> eric? >> i just want to make you aware at 8:00 tonight i'll be hosting "the o'reilly factor." a big interview with assistant director of the fbi calling out president obama for some comments he made on "60 minutes." eel talk about what fbi agents are feeling in response to pre...