friday morning 98 people were on board. friends and family of the passengers waited anxiously for updates the hospital revealed the extent of the injuries. on the ship the rule of the patients was seriously traumatized 11 people hospitalized in the intensive care unit and 6 patients and a wind surgery. unfortunately 2 people died due to very serious injuries psychologists are on hand to assist relatives and patients. can sack authorities immediately grounded the country's fokker $100.00 models and launched an investigation they say the plane had difficulty during takeoff. he'll be taking the aircraft touched the runway with its tail twice a technical commission will establish whether this was pilot error or for technical reasons because you know. for your own behalf of the government of kazakhstan i would like to express my condolences to the families of the victims. nobody will be left without the support of the state of the people vote for bush the plane was 23 years old and officials say it passed safety checks inmate th

board think it takes about $120.00 tops so maybe a 100 souls on board plus all the luggage it's a holiday period now if their luggage isn't stowed properly and the loading of the aircraft isn't right then of course that could affect the whole trim of the aircraft so we're not necessarily saying this is pilot error is a that it could they could is another factor that has to be taken into account and hopefully the black boxes will actually tell us whether we are right or wrong on that and there was julian brain aviation specialist speaking to us from cambridge. speed limits could be coming to the autobahn germany's famous highway system if the country's social democrats get their way the party's new leadership says a majority of german support putting on the brakes to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to improve road safety germany is the only european country without speed limits on most of its highways the subject has long been a contentious issue here people come to germany from all over the world to hit the highways and step on the gas germany is the only country in the e.u. without a

evid begnaud starting us off on the crash site. >> reporter: everyone on board the plane was headed to the cs.u. game. in fact, one of the people who died in the plane crash, carley mccord. her father-in-law is steve ensminger. he is the offensive coordinator for l.s.u., and there are pictures of players consoling him before the game started. carley mccord was a sports reporter in new orleans, did work for a local tv station and ate new orleans saints. the other passengers who died have been identified as ian biggs, the pilot. robert vaughn crisp ii, gretchen vincent and her son, michael walker vincent. the plane had just taken off from the lafayette airport, was only a mile way, and the pilot clipped that power line right there. the plane went down in the parking lot of that post office, astually hit a lady who was in a vehicle, the vehicle caught fire seiously injuring the lady and the fiews lablg continued into a field. this is eyewitness video that was recorded by alexis west who deld us what she saw. a it just skidded on the concrete at the post office, and then it just went by, a

there were 100 people on board. u.s. president. michael bloomberg admits his team use prison labor to make a campaign called. part of sub-saharan africa suffer from a chronic shortage of prescription painkillers we'll look at how an ambitious project in rwanda turning the situation around. are live from our studios in moscow this is our 2 international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us we start with breaking news from kazakhstan in central asia where a passenger plane has crashed killing at least 9 people the aircraft clipped a wall just after takeoff and went down in a residential area there were 95 passengers and 5 crew members on board the back air flight 2100 at least 9 of the survivors are injured including 6 children. the plane was flying from the country's largest city on the t.v. to the capital. aircraft is a fokker $100.00 manufactured in the netherlands in the 1980 s. and the cause a government has ordered all planes of that type to be grounded the country's president. has expressed his co

been on board. right now the satellite the bulk of the green and the of the rainfall is off to our north are right around eureka on cape mark mendocino. the green starting to fill-in just offshore. forecast models and look at the rainfall first developing up in the north. the next couple of hours. spreading to the south. current numbers, most areas in the 50s and 40s starting to show up like santa rosa, 44 degrees. here's a camera looking out toward savages go before tonight. we have clouds in place. looking out towards the bay bridge and the embarcadero lights. audience in raindrops first thing tomorrow morning. check out the calendar here for this week. been on board here at we head towards christmas. step out of the way and rainfall first thing tomorrow morning chance of abuse scattered showers on tuesday and another chance of rain as we head to christmas. especially during the morning hours. watching out for those three days with rain chances here in the bay area. now first thing tomorrow mornin

a passenger plane with 100 people on board crashes in kazakhstan at least 14 people are now known to have died. hello there i'm just saying this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up turkey outlines plans to send troops to libya next month to tripoli against world police i have to force it. iraq's president says he'll resign rather than approve a candidate for prime minister backed by the biggest block in parliament. and israel's prime minister survives a leadership challenge ahead of the that election and less than a year. we begin with breaking news from kazakhstan where a passenger plane with 100 people on board has crashed shortly after takeoff civil aviation authorities now say at least 14 people have died rescuers trying to reach the other passengers the jet lost altitude while taking off from force well alexandra godfrey joins us now live from moscow so alexandra it's now been less than 4 hours since the crash talk us through. less than 4 hours after the crash as we know the 4 rowse to 14 there is almost 30 people confirmed injured there in the hospitals in the city of a

tweeted at alaska air, why are dogs allowed on board when allergy risk is possible? we don't know the status of this poor woman and many passengers will miss their connections. alaska air tweeting back. unfortunately, we simply cannot guarantee that animals will not be on board as many are service animals. alaska airlines writes if a passenger is allergic to pets, our policy is to move the pet and its owner to the back of the aircraft, which is what happened in this case. the woman was evaluated by medics and returned to the plane and her original seat. alaska airlines says the delay was caused by a small unrelated maintenance issue. >> but also annoyed with the delay. >> a spokesperson with oakland international airport says policies regarding traveling with pets vary depending on the individual airline. melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> okay. so let's look at the results from abc7news.com/vote. you can see on the bottom of your screen, should passengers be notified if an animal is going to be on the flight? right now 92% of people say yes, where 8% are saying no. mela

being only one of four women on this board. and by the way, whoever is not putting down the toilet seat in the bathroom, this is really rude. i just want to say that. but i have enjoyed so much the camaraderie of having another woman of color on the board also. and i think you are very kind. i think you are really generous. and always friendly. you have a really deep understanding about people of color and the struggle that they have, but in particular, about people who are in poverty or have been in poverty. this deep respect and understanding about what they are going through and how a helping hand is also to give them a leg up. and i think this legislation that you signed onto immediately, the n.c. o., all these others -- eventually a lot of people have -- you stepped up and you understood what is like to work for $15 an hour. and struggling. and i think because of who you are, that these decisions that you've made on the board and actually, i feel like you've been on the board much longer also. i concur can president yee. w

friday morning 98 people were on board. friends and family of the passengers waited anxiously for updates the hospital revealed the extent of the injuries. on the ship the rule of the patients was seriously traumatized 11 people were hospitalized in the intensive care unit and 6 patients and the wind surgery. unfortunately 2 people died due to very serious injuries psychologists are on hand to assist relatives and patients. kazakh authorities immediately grounded the country's fokker $100.00 models and launched an investigation they say the plane had difficulty during takeoff. he'll be breaking the aircraft touched the runway with its tail twice a technical commission will establish whether this was pilot error or for technical reasons confusion or. what if on behalf of the government of kazakhstan i would like to express my condolences to the families of the victims but nobody will be left without the support of the state of the above. board the plane was 23 years old and officials say it passed safety checks in may the pr

now, the question i get asked, will the next one have humans on board, too early to know we have data to get through, things we need to learn, we want to move fast also a reason we have two providers. these are commercial crew providers, nasa is not owning and operating the equipment, we are buying a ride from a robust commercial marketplace boeing and spacex are very dissimilar capabilities which means if one has a setback, the other one continues to move forward in its development which spacex will continue to do i don't anticipate that this will give us a long term struggle i think what this will do, it will give us things to learn and you know, in fact, you could argue that you learn a lot more when you have an anomaly than when everything goes right. >> i realize there are a lot of question marks around all of this but if we see the time line slip back, the financial implications of that, where does that fall? >> so that is an important thing. remember, we're buying the service, and we need the commercial crew providers to be successful so we can buy more services nasa's goal is

at least 35 people on board survived with injuries. well joining me now is nicole reese from our news desk nicole what more do we know at this point well we know that at least 98 people have been on board of this aircraft which was on its way to north of town as you just mentioned from a city off that's in the southwest of the country a very launch that in kazakhstan that was this morning and around 722 local time actually right after the take off this plane lost and lost contact with the base and it's true as stroke into a concrete barrier and then crashed into a 2 story residential building we have seen it on the pictures before we know that there are at least 14 people confirmed adat among them 6 children as well that's what the interior minister has said another 35 have been taken to a hospital with injuries we don't know what this crash actually was caused by this some reports that it was fake. all in the area so that might have been a reason but nothing is confirmed obviously the investigations have only just started president to

that most of those on board made it out alive seconds after takeoff something went terribly wrong on this early morning back at fly passengers side the plane struggled to get an attitude and soon came crashing down. the plane hit the ground hard then the light came flooding in. i didn't know if i was dead or alive. cried out then i saw a man next to a door i told him to open it and we got out through that over the wing of the jet. where it was going. but many went that lucky passengers at the front of the plane suffered the woods to injuries for their loved ones the white outside the emergency room was agonizing. both families and survivors a traumatized. cycle the scale of this disaster has touch kazakhs. many stood in long lines to give blood at clinics and hospitals with people donating on behalf of the injured. the government has also responded with a moment's silence. and promises to help survivors and the victims' families as a cook from the families of the deceased and injured will receive financial assistance the government will deal with this issues. but many kazakhs want to

on board, dependig on the a aircraft. ththis is a a data recorder anda voice recorder. it records everything thatt hahappens on that airircraft ona continuous loop. the authorities,s, the investigatorssill be ablble to put together an exact snapshot of what was hapappening on n tht plane before it finalally crash. they will actctually have allllf the converersations between the pilots and the control tower and the talklk between the pilots ad any otherr noises inside the aircraft. ththey will also have an electronic trail. every switch, every relay, everythihing mechahanical or electric will be recorded as well. they can actually play it back and find out exactly what has happened to the aircraft. >> that was an aviation specialist speaking to us early from the u.k.. we want to turn our attention to australia, where the army has been called to help fight wildfires burning out of control in the country's largest city. authorities are bracing for an extreme heat wave. fire has consumed millions of acres across the country.

board think it takes about $120.00 tops so they do $100.00 souls on board plus all the luggage it's a holiday period now if the luggage isn't stowed properly and the loading of the aircraft isn't right then of course that could affect the whole trim of the aircraft so we're not necessarily saying this is pilot error which is a that it could they could is another factor that has to be taken into account and hopefully the black boxes will actually tell us whether we're right or wrong on that. and that was the julian the brilliant aviation especially speaking to us from cambridge the u.k. a little earlier want to tell you now about some of the other stories making news around the world in the gulf of oman iran has begun a new who exercises with its aggression and chinese allies well the drills are taking place near a vital transit route for the world's oil tankers an iranian admiral says the drill show the country cannot be isolated on the seas. the australian army has been summoned to help fight wildfires burning out of control in the country's largest cities sydney forecasters expect

you can make the same argument around board composition and more women on boards saw adoption of that in europe, now is taking place in california >> there's been a fair amount of backlash a lot of them saying i didn't want anyone to think i was appointed as a diversity hire, i want to be taken seriously and not seen as part of a quota, but if there are statistics showing boards that are diverse perform better, companies should be paying attention to those numbers in particular. >> a great story interesting data julia, thank you. >>> getting back to levels we got at the open after that inter day dip. 3244 can we get to 3249 for the best year since 1997? ct for that. i love the fact that you can do it anywhere because you don't need equipment. my clothes even fit better. >>> come cast is in talks to buy zumo according to a course close to the situation, but i have so far have no comment from comcast or zumo. this possible purchase is ahead of the planned launch of its own streaming service peacock set for april of next year our next guest says the deal could present serious competition

board think it takes about $120.00 tops so they do $100.00 souls on board plus all the luggage it's a holiday period now if the luggage isn't stowed properly and the loading of the aircraft isn't right then of course that could affect the whole trim of the aircraft so we're not necessarily saying this is pilot error which is a that it could it could is another factor that has to be taken into account and hopefully the black boxes will actually tell us whether we are right or wrong on that and then was julian brain aviation specialist speaking to us from cambridge. speed limits could be coming to the autobahn germany's famous highway system if the country's social democrats get their way the party's new leadership says a majority of german support putting on the brakes to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and to improve road safety germany is the only european country without speed limits on most of its highways the subject has long been a contentious issue here. people come to germany from all over the world to hit the highways and step on the gas germany is the only country in the e.

part of what victor wanted us to talk about is things we want to work on, on the board. obviously this is not like, i think there are so many things like if we had time to sit down and have an hour long conversation, we could get into it. i guess really being a single mom, family is super important to me, considering the amount of money that went into families before 2011 was micro. it was very small. having worked directly in the shelters, seeing the amount of people with disabilities, and not just mental health, but physical disabilities, youth especially, seniors, and also women experiencing domestic violence is something i'm passionate about. i feel those services are lacking. in terms of the funds, i think as a city, we should be building more affordable housing, like 100% affordable units. i think a lot of the money can go into investing into that. yeah, i feel that if you have any other questions, i'm happy to discuss it. that's really my background. sorry, i didn't want to take too much of your time up. yeah, but, thank you, i look forward to being on board. do y

a passenger plane with 100 people on board crashes in kazakhstan at least 9 people are known to have died. there i missed and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up turkey outlines plans to send troops to libya next month tripoli against warlord khalifa haftar. iraq's president says he'll resign rather than approve of candidate for prime minister backed by the biggest block and parliament. and brazil's indigenous tribes faced tough decisions as they cashed in on business opportunities in the amazon rainforest. we begin with breaking news from kazakhstan where a passenger plane with 100 people on board has crashed shortly after takeoff civil aviation authorities say now at least 9 people have died rescuers are trying to reach of the passengers the jet lost altitude while taking off from airport well alexander gone for he joins us now on the phone from moscow so i xandra it seems this crash happened less than 3 hours ago what do we know at this stage now. what is known at this stage in the plane belonging to a company back here along down the tubes almost immediately after ta

route to the capital ton more than 60 others on board have survived with injuries. well joining me now from perth is aviation industry expert geoffrey thomas geoffrey what more can you tell us about the circumstances of this crash is there any indication what might have caused it. look there are a couple of scripts from asian from passengers from passenger interviews one person talked about a large bang just off the tiger off another person however spoke of a loud shot up and the plane vibrating now that could have been caused by an ice buildup on the wing the plane possibly may not have been dion asked and when the plane took off the air over the wing. broke up and we get into an aerodynamic stronghold and the classic symptom of a classic sign of that if you like is a shattering of the aircraft and then a kind it crash back down he got to a 40 feet into the air the large bang however could have been associated with an engine failure so there's 2 possibilities but of course it's very early on very difficult to say with any precise. accuracy at this stage what can yo

most of those on board have -- in keswick stand. most of those on board have survived. you can reach me on twitter. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> nawaz: good evening. i'm amna nawaz. judy woodruff is away. n on tshour tonight: iran under pressure. the regime cracks down on protests at home, while deepening military tiewioverseas russia and china. then, law and disorder.nm the indian govt shuts down the internet in response to p widespretests over a controversial citizenship law. plus, "the two popes." a new film captures the dynamic drama between popes benedict and francis. >> the stories i'm drawn to are amtimate and epic at the s time. and this is a perfect ample. these themes of, how do we find common ground between two people who are polar opposites? >> nawaz: and, it's friday. so mark ields and david brooks look back on a tumultuous year

friday morning 98 people were on board. friends and family of the passengers waited anxiously for updates the hospital revealed the extent of the injuries. on the national grid the rule of the patients was seriously traumatized 11 people were hospitalized in the intensive care unit and 6 patients and the wind surgery you know unfortunately 2 people died due to very serious injuries psychologists are on hand to mrs strain this hooves and patients who. can sack authorities immediately grounded the country's fokker $100.00 models and launched an investigation they say the plane had difficulty during takeoff he'll be breaking the aircraft touched the runway with its tail twice a technical commission will establish whether this was pilot error or for technical reasons because you know. what you're going to have for the government of kazakhstan i would like to express my condolences to the families of the victims but nobody will be left without the support of the state of the. board the plane was 23 years old and officials say it

people on board survived with injuries. well joining me now is our moscow correspondent emily shore when emily what more do we know at this point. well because the constituents have said that over 60 injured people have been taken to hospital several of them are in serious condition so it does seem that there are quite a lot of survivors as well but of course this accident just happened so those numbers could change the plane that crashed and just left monte when it crashed that's the biggest city in kazakhstan and it was on its way to the administrative capital north to tom there are frequent flights between those 2 cities and of course this is a very dramatic accident resident in oman to have been asked to give blood the president of kazakhstan cousin john mark karr kind of has expressed his condolences with the families of those who died and the government has now also launched an investigation into the causes of the crash at the moment there's a pretrial investigation that has just been launched looking into whether the

he and 18 other of the enslaved men on board, they broke out of the cargo hold. they come the ship and sailed to bahamas, a british territory. and at that time, slavery had been abolished in the british empire so madison washington and his conspirators knew if they got to british waters, territories, they had a good chance of becoming free. and the creole incident, it really became an international sensation and caused diplomatic f fur yor between diplomatic slave holders who wanted what they considered their property back and the british government. most of the 135 enslaved people who had been on board the creole includeing madison washington. so it's quite an extraordinary story. when madison washington and his conspirators broke out of the hold and were overpowering the crew, they had to improvise and use whatever weapons they could find at hand including things such as a marlin spike. and we have an example here. these are the tools used to tighten and tie ropes aboard the ship. we also what's quite a beautiful although harrowing example of a sailor's sea che

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board want to get on board let them run through a few tests on crash dummies and maybe maybe they want you to write one that's right that's it by this time you can catch. me 21 deaths now i counted 80.47 on the t.v. the p.t.b. at county 79 or as always you can hit us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust the see about here in the. well it finally happened donald trump has been impeached by the house of representatives in complete opposition to what the founders city vision the articles voted on were along party lines it is highly unlikely the senate will vote to remove the president from office so what is the point of this entire exercise. seem wrong. with just. i mean the world to get to shape out these days to come out to it and in again trade because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. during the great depression which old mr remember there was most of the family were poor working class there wasn't it was bed you know much worse objectively today but there was an expectation that things were going to get better. there was a real

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vessel set sail from the falkland islands to germany the students and researchers on board want to know just how serious is the state of the oceans how strong is the impact of climate change if any i know. studies aquatic bio science in madagascar it's her 1st time on a ship like this she's never done any deep sea sampling before. they teach us how to sample from from to device but. we have no idea how to proceed like how to deploy or. before deploying me into the water so it was a bit challenging because you have no idea and at some point it will tell you all you have to tell the crew at that time lloyd where and when. the probe is lowered to 5000 meters below the surface where it takes water samples cold water sinks to the bottom of the sea and doesn't mix with upper layers anymore the water that they retrieve from the depths was last exposed to surface weather conditions hundreds of years ago that makes the samples very valuable for determining whether climate change can already be observed far beneath the surface in the labs the students examine the samples for oxygen microorganisms

life on board, in some ways, like i said, is just like life on earth. you have some of the same challenges up here and some of the same rewards. and i think all that works together to make it an incredible and very enriched experience. >> how do you handle holidays in space? we just, of course, had the christmas holiday and new year's is coming up. but what is that like there? because you talk about wanting to be with your family and there's only so many ways to do that obviously. >> celebrating the holidays up here is a lot of fun. and it's because it's so unique. so it's an opportunity to bring those traditions from our families at home on board. and share them with our crew mates. and that's exactly what we did. we each talked about how we spend christmas at home with our friends and family. and we each kind of incorporated that up here. so it was a really unique day to be in space. and a special one. and we did have the chance to sort of video chat with friends and family on the ground. so i felt like i was part of that christmas celebration as well

a time to have a cushion of 284 runs on the board, as south africa did. a score that seemed colossal, when joe root succumbed. his decision to bowl first, looking ever more questionable. but there is a time in every scary movie when things seem ordinary. joe denley made it to 50, with ben stokes in support. but something was lurking around the corner. at first, it seemed innocuous. the umpire said not out. but the decision was reviewed. a slight touch showed up. it was the feather which knocked down england's dominoes. next, jonny bairstow. this winter, dropped, recalled, bowled. stokes was tempted to go where he shouldn't. the rest folded behind them. vernon philander took four wickets. england were 103 runs behind on a pitch that was only going to get worse. to have any chance, they needed to bowl out south africa as cheaply as they could. this tookjamie anderson five balls. stuart broad got a second. thenjofra archer added some fresh terror. south africa, four down at the close. england clinging to hope. their path back in this match is to a long, dark

a time to have a cushion of 28a runs on the board, as south africa did. a score that seemed colossal, when joe root succumbed. his decision to bowl first, looking ever more questionable. but there is a time in every scary movie when things seem ordinary. joe denley made it to 50, with ben stokes in support. but something was lurking around the corner. at first, it seemed innocuous. the umpire said not out. but the decision was reviewed. a slight touch showed up. it was the feather which knocked down england's dominoes. next, jonny bairstow. this winter, dropped, recalled, bowled. stokes was tempted to go where he shouldn't. the rest folded behind them. vernon philander took four wickets. england were 103 runs behind on a pitch that was only going to get worse. to have any chance, they needed to bowl out south africa as cheaply as they could. this tookjimmy anderson five balls. stuart broad got a second. thenjofra archer added some fresh terror. south africa, four down at the close. england clinging to hope. their path back in this match is through a long,

authorities saying they were checked out by the on board medical staff and released. this is one of many incidents that we've seen in recent years that shake up passengers. but again authorities saying they're doing everything they can to ensure the safety of the passengers and to officially close the investigation as to a cause. >> what happens to the people on the ship? the ship is damaged, were they compensated? is their trip continuing? >> shaken but still on schedule at this point. they did say they would be issuing about -- or they would be issuing $100 of credit per state room they can spend on board before they pull into new orleans tomorrow. it would be great to hear from some of the passengers once they make it back onto dry land, a bit of their experience, what they saw, what they heard. >> do you know anything about the injuries? >> at this point, authorities saying there were minor injuries on those six passengers. they do have a staff on board to treat individuals for medical conditions or these kinds of emergencies. >> minor injuries. >> they were quick

friday morning 98 people were on board. friends and family of the passengers waited anxiously for updates the hospital revealed the extent of the injuries. on the national mall the patients all seriously traumatized 11 people hospitalized in the intensive care unit and 6 patients and the wind surgery. unfortunately 2 people died due to very serious injuries psychologists are on hand to assist relatives and patients. kazakh authorities immediately grounded the country's fokker $100.00 models and launched an investigation they say the plane had difficulty during takeoff. he'll be taking the aircraft touched the runway with its tail twice a technical commission will establish whether this was pilot error or for technical reasons because if you know the. young men have a government of kazakhstan i would like to express my condolences to the families of the victims but nobody will be left without the support of the state of the above. board the plane was 23 years old and officials say it passed safety checks in may the president

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our top stories: a plane with 100 people on board crashes in kazakhstan. authorities say there are survivors. israel's prime minister retains the leadership of his likud party — he will lead it into the general election due in march. blocked roads and widespread flooding hamper rescue efforts in the philippines, where a typhoon has killed at least 16 people. is this a way to save the world's coral from climate change? scientists are trying to grow new reefs in the seychelles. we begin with breaking news. there's been a plane crash in the central asian country of kazha kstan. details are still coming in, but its understood the aircraft was carrying around 100 passengers and crew. it went down near the city of almaty, en—route to nur—sultan. in the past few minutes, the official death count has risen to 9. this statement from the kazakh aviation authority, published in the past hour, says: "at 07:22 flight no.22100, of bek airline, in the direction almaty — nur—sultan lost altitude during take—off and broke through a concrete fence. there was a c

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so that's why we are demanding bigger countries like the united states and china to come on board and be the champions in fighting climate change. and of course, the argument is that the poorest countries, the smallest countries, the low—lying countries, are the least able to cope, and the richer countries who by and large made the emissions in the first place, changed the climate, should help, with money and with cuts in emissions. but, realistically, what chance do you see of the richer countries stepping to the plate here? well, my view on it is that we have no choice. we just don't have any choice in terms of climate change because, as i've said, every country will be affected. we have 607 islands in the federation, over an ocean close to about1 million square miles of ocean. and most of our islands are affected, because they their low—lying populations are affected. and we're doing a lot, as far as a country, we're doing so much in terms of putting up the profile of our countries, that deal with climate change. and in our congress of micronesia we have established a new commi

and that is why we are demanding bigger countries like the united states and china to come on board and be the champions in fighting climate change. and of course, the argument is, the small countries, the low—lying countries, are the least able to cope and the rich countries who by and large may be in the first place to change the client —— climate, they should make contributions. but realistically, what chance do you see of the bigger countries are stepping to the plate here? my view on it is that we have no choice. wejust here? my view on it is that we have no choice. we just don't have any choice in terms of climate change because as i have said, every country will be affected. we have 600, seven i'll —— 700 islands in the ocean, about 1 600, seven i'll —— 700 islands in the ocean, about1 million square miles of ocean, and most of our islands are low—lying and we are doing so much in terms of building the profile of our countries and in oui’ the profile of our countries and in our congress of micronesia we have established a new committee that deals with climate ch

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board the helicopter, one pilot and six passengers two of them reportedly minors >> what i can tell as you that there's two different sets of family members on the aircraft a party of two and a party of four. >> reporter: officials say they were touring the coast yesterday. the pilot was leaving the canyon area. the helicopter was due back at the airport at 5:30 but never returned the kauai fire department says the green and white aircraft, similar to this one, belongs to the tour company safari helicopters the company has not yet commented. earlier this year, three people were killed when another tour helicopter owned by a different company crashed in honolulu. now more tragedy following another crash in paradise. the faa and the ntsb are leading the investigation into what may have caused this tragic accident meanwhile, officials here say they're still holding out hope for survivors. now back to kate in new york >>> we learned that don imus died. the veteran radio and television host was a pioneer of the radio shock jock format as controversial as he was colorful kathy park has mo

a pilot and six passengers on board, including two children. what authorities revealed late today. >>> the massive explosion. a powerful blast ripping through an airplane facility. nitrogen gas exploding. the building collapsing. nearly a dozen people injured. >>> overseas, the deadly plane crash. at least 12 people killed. more than 60 hurt. a baby among the passengers rescued. a survivor describing the moment the plane started to come apart. >>> up in flames. the historic home destroyed by fire. the house that stood for 120 years, crumbling to the ground in a matter of hours. >>> the new lawsuit just filed after reports of hackers gaining access to home security cameras, claiming they can see and hear you. >>> and this just in -- veteran radio host don imus has died. controversial, offensive, and always outspoken. a career spanning nearly 50 years on the air. >>> and good evening. it's great to have you with us on a busy friday night heading into the final weekend before the new year. we begin with a major winter storm wreaking havoc on trave

on board 47-year-old amy gannon and her daughter, 13-year-old jocelyn, of wisconsin. the four other passengers are believed to be a family from switzerland who have not yet been named >> we are grieving alongside these families. >> reporter: it's unclear what caused the crash but weather will likely be one focus of the investigation. >> that area is known for having beautiful, sunny days, and that can change within a matter of an hour, half an hour. >> reporter: aerial tours are hugely popular on kauai, the backdrop for the film "jurassic park." visitors with reservations for safari chopper tours arrived saturday morning to find the doors locked. >> we were a little apprehensive, you know, just from what happened a couple of days ago >> reporter: private chopper tours are regulated by the faa, but experts say not as stringently as commercial airliners. >> one of the things investigators will be looking at, of course, is pilot experience they're going to be look at the training the company provides them. >> reporter: ntsb records show there have bee 18 civilian helicop

route to the capital knows more than 60 others on board have survived with injuries. well joining me now from perth is aviation industry expert geoffrey thomas geoffrey what more can you tell us about the circumstances of this crash is there any indication what might have caused it. look there are a couple of scripts from asian from passengers from passenger interviews one person talked about a large bang just off to take off another person however spoke of a loud shot up and the plane vibrating now that could have been caused by an ice buildup on the wing the plane possibly may not have been dion asked and when the plane took off the air over the wing. broke up and we get into an aerodynamic stroll and the classic symptom of a classic sign of that if you like is a shattering of the aircraft and then it kind it crashed back down got to a 40 feet into the air the large bang however could have been associated with an engine failure so there's 2 possibilities but of course it's very early on very difficult to say with any precise. accuracy at this stage what can you tell

s on board, our nato allies are on board, our regional allies are on board. none of it works. all along the military has been planning for alternative scenarios. but, gosh, what is it? five months go on, yeah, five months go on before carter finally says, well, we've now ticked through every possible point of pressure and none of them are working. gentlemen, is there anything else we can do? and the pentagon steps up and says, yes, sir, we've been practicing, we have a plan. the plan is to take a few helicopters, fly them in, having already placed personnel -- some of this is still secret. we literally to this day don't know every detail. people have been placed securely near the embassy grounds to facilitate the release. but the idea was helicopters would fly in, come onto the embassy grounds, at this point they're called delta force, special operators would come in and free the hostages. the united states military has tremendous capacities. we didn't necessarily have tremendous capacities in 1980 o. this is 1980. to engineer this kind of clandestine special operator israelis

the plane, owned by a kazakh airline, with 100 passengers and crew on board, crashed into a building, shortly after take off. dozens of people, including babies and children, are being treated in hospital, the cause of the crash is still unclear. the whole plane started vibrating. everyone started screaming, kids were crying. we'll have the latest, on the possible causes of the crash. also in the programme — ben stokes, hero of the cricket world cup, is among those named in the new year's honours list, published tonight. police in india deny using excessive force, as protests continue over a controversial law on citizenship. and despite another great performance, fallon sherrock is out of the world darts championships, in the third round. good evening. dozens of passengers have survived a plane crash in kazakhstan, in which at least 12 people lost their lives. the cause of the crash, which took place in heavy fog, is still unclear. the plane, operated by the kazakh company bek air, was flying from almaty, kazakhstan‘s largest city, to the capital nur—sultan, with 100 passengers