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Take any action against you. >> that's really something. rebecca with us now, and as rebecca said, the companies accused of actually disguising the phone numbers that come up on your phone to make them look like local calls or numbers you don't know. how do you block it? >> some of the carriers are offering free call blocking. there are apps out there to help, but there's no foolproof solution yet. what you have to do is let those calls go to voice mail if you don't want know the numbers. >> good thing authorities on it tonight. rebecca, thank you. when we come back here, the severe turbulen...

There was a previous fire in the tower in 2015. no word on injuries or if anyone is trapped tonight. we'll stay on it. severe turbulence leaving passengers injured on an american airlines flight. the flight departing miami, hitting a rough patch of air on its approach to trinidad. the pilot calling for help. as many as 30 passengers were treated at the scene. three passengers were not wearing seat belts were rushed to the hospital. and the list of most stolen cars in america is out. they find that 1997 honda accords are the most frequently stolen vehicle, followed by 1998 honda civics and ...

David, many of the those surveyed say they'd be more likely to wear a seat belt in the back if it was the law. only 20 states allow police to but you over if someone in your backseat isn't wearing a seatbelt in the back seat, david. >> all right, important reminders. wear a seat belt in the backseat. eva, thank you. there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. the high-rise fire right now. residents using stairwells to flee as flames climb the massive tower. as you can see, the pictures are coming in, and they are horrific tonight. the severe turbulence on an american ai...

Again, i'll repeat. the copilot was the one who was manipulating the flight monitoring system who managed the descent of the plane. so again, all of these actions were completely voluntary. then we hear the pilot calling, asking to regain access into the cockpit. this is through a certain type of phone between cabins. so again, we can assume he was identified, however, the copilot just didn't respond. he's knocking. he's asking to be let in. zero response from the copilot. we hear human breathing within

Which was supposed to land safely at runway 28 "l". something went wrong at the very final moments of the landing according to robert mark who we just spoke to. a commercial pilot who has flown into sfo himself. we also had our own jon scott and licensed pilot calling about who or what, if the computer would be in control at that point in the landing or if in fact the pilots are in control. both are saying at that point, it's usually the pilot that is landed by hand. according to weather reports, the weather conditions there were pretty perfect. >> rick: it is on the bay. san francisco is know...