US: Small plane crashes into live power lines; 2 passengers rescued uninjured
After the small plane got stuck in live power lines in Maryland in the US, around 80,000 people faced power outages as a consequence.
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After the small plane got stuck in live power lines in Maryland in the US, around 80,000 people faced power outages as a consequence.
Fox news alert and an update on that plane stuck in the power lines in the maryland area. this from the montgomery county area pio. just a few moments ago. that small plane crashed into powerline's, a power tower, i should say. it happened a little more than an hour ago. as a result widespread power outages. we are told that there are three people on board and officials have made contact and all three appear to be okay at this time. the plane is stuck in that power tower about 100 feet in the air. everything is still energized. these are main transmission lines. there are widespread power outa...
At a plane stuck in power lines. suspended about 100 feet over the ground with two people reportedly on board. they are said to not be injured. we will continue to keep an eye on the situation. if you lost power, that is why. you are looking at it right there. >> i am john scott and this is a fox report. it is a bottom of the hour. here's a look at -- some of our top stories. gathering in colorado springs today to try to offer support of the november 19 club q massacre. five people died in 17 more injured. some past shooting victims now accused the nonprofit fund of not giving club q victims 1...
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You can see right now things are moving at a crawl here on this highway in chicago and there are a lot of drivers on the road this thanksgiving. to be precise almost more than 49 million of them are on the road, that's up to .8% compared to last year. it's also tied, or close to a record set in 2005. a lot of people in the roads because the gas prices are low. the national average is only $2.59 right now. the cheapest place to buy gas is the south. for now we will send it back to trace in los angeles. >> trace: nice work all of you. you have to remember when you look at the whole nation as a p...