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We pull up power lines by themselves. using hammers and nails. a lot of machetes. if you like right there, there's some people that have been cooking out this morning. they have no power and very little resources. so the women chopped up machetes or hammers play wood and use the satellite dishes as wind screens and make a barbecue. so it's hard to get water. there's gasoline in short supply. you're in the dark. it's not easy to keep in good spirits. i have to say, people so far have been extremely resilient. a couple of incidents reported of looting. some grocery stores, their shelves were emp...

Seconds later, the pilot said they were essentially flying blind. >> we have the weather radar. >> our windshield is pretty severely damaged. >> i thought i was lucky to be alive. i couldn't believe that we had flown through that and we made it. especially the damage to the wind screens. if was amazing that the pilot was able to fly and land the plane and keep us all safe. >> now thankplely. the plane was able to land safely in denver. but i'm sure when passengers looked back at those pictures and saw the kchb the plane. >> the windshield completely shattered. big changes for google after th...

Especially the damage to the wind screens. it was amazing the pilot was able to fly and land the plane and keep us safe. >> seeing the windshield, it's amazing. thankfully, they did land safely. thank you so much. >> you are welcome. "outfront" front, miles o'brien. i want to look at the photos with you. the nose torn off the plane. the windshield looks shattered. how does this happen? how does a plane break apart like this? >> hail at high speed doesn't take too much. that nose in particular, it is not made of aluminum because behind it is the weather radar. it's kind of a carbon fiber. it'...

I'm guessing bells start going off. >> no, it was -- the first thing was a visual effect on the wind screens, which was a number of small pin pricks of light which got more intense and numerous to the point eventually the two front wind screens were sheets of brilliant light. >> the engines then started failing? >> the first engine failed and that just -- you get engine failures so we did the normal shutdown drill on that. within about 30 second of that happening, we lost the second engine and then almost simultaneously the other two. within a period of about 45 seconds and a minute, we had go...

Canceled, grounded, they're not being moved into the position for their next flight. this is going to become as chris was suggesting, a domino effect. where airplanes are out of position all over the world. >> it is, but the prudent thing is to keep them on the ground. you don't want to put these aircraft into jeopardy. not only do you run the risk of literally suffocating the engine, but even if it does a great deal of damage, which is extremely expensive and a great deal of overhaul into the engines. it can act the wind screens, the tubes. it can get into the cabin. >> there's a very promine...