Safety concerns, and the faa role in ensuring safety enforcement. This is two hours. Role in ensuy enforcement. This is two hours. Good morning. The committee on commerce science and transportation will come to order. I want to thank our witnesses that are here today on the faa oda Expert Panel Report. I want to recognize our former colleague, peter defazio, who is in the audience but we will hear from three experts. I appreciate the witnesses being here today, but i want to acknowledge that this is directly from the report, that, quote, the successful completion of this report was made possible with the cooperation and assistance of the following organizations. The federal administration at deviation Aviation Administration. Special thanks to britney goodwin, mina mitchell, and analysis teams within the office of faas oda. I want to mention that because you are the representatives of all those people today. We couldve had many people here, but we appreciate the work of the chairs of t
Tonight by many other airlines. There is no evidence of terrorism, data gathered by u. S. Intelligence satellite is raising new concerns. Our coverage begins with bill neely in cairo. Reporter the wreckage tells a story. Of a plane that broke apart in midair, scattered so far a satellite was used to find debris. Each piece, a clue in this mystery. Investigators worked on the two flight recorders today. Extracting information but releasing none. The airline metro jet claims a technical fault couldnt have caused the crash, blaming a a external impact. Russian officials insist that isnt based on fact. One fact we know is that the doomed plane was involved in a previous accident. Its tail hitting the ground, landing here in cairo, 14 years ago. And nobody is ruling out terrorism. Isis, which operates in the area, claims it downed the plane. Egypt and russia discounting that, the u. S. Is not. We dont have any direct evidence of any terrorist involvement yet. Reporter the bodies of nearly 2
They are doing now. Nightly news begins right now. Good evening. We wrapped up a pair of interviews with president obama here in newark a short time ago and well have our exclusive conversation shortly. But we do want to start with a deeply troubling mystery of a packed commercial airline that we know broke up in flight. It killed all 224 people on board. The russian airbus filled with vacationers went down on saturday over the sinai desert avoided tonight by many other airlines. There is no evidence of terrorism, data gathered by u. S. Intelligence satellite is raising new concerns. Our coverage begins with bill neely in cairo. Reporter the wreckage tells a story. Of a plane that broke apart in midair, scattered so far a satellite was used to find debris. Each piece, a clue in this mystery. Investigators worked on the two flight recorders today. Extracting information but releasing none. The airline metro jet claims a technical fault couldnt have caused the crash, blaming an external
Cancer. A, a rare interview tom brokaw about her health scare and how they are doing now. Nightly news begins right now. Good evening. We wrapped up a pair of interviews with president obama here in newark a short time ago and well have our exclusive conversation shortly. But we do want to start with a deeply troubling mystery of a packed commercial airline that we know broke up in flight. It killed all 224 people on board. The russian airbus filled with vacationers went down on saturday over the sinai desert avoided tonight by many other airlines. There is no evidence of terrorism, data gathered by u. S. Intelligence satellite is raising new concerns. Our coverage begins with bill neely in cairo. Reporter the wreckage tells a story. Of a plane that broke apart in midair, scattered so far a satellite was used to find debris. Each piece, a clue in this mystery. Investigators worked on the two flight recorders today. Extracting information but releasing none. The airline metro jet claims
Cancer. Brad and angelinea, a rare interview together opening up to tom brokaw about her health scare and how they are doing now. Nightly news begins right now. Good evening. We wrapped up a pair of interviews with president obama here in newark a short time ago and well have our exclusive conversation shortly. But we do want to start with a deeply troubling mystery of a packed commercial airline that we know broke up in flight. It killed all 224 people on board. The russian airbus filled with vacationers went down on saturday over the sinai desert avoided tonight by many other airlines. There is no evidence of terrorism, data gathered by u. S. Intelligence satellite is raising new concerns. Our coverage begins with bill neely in cairo. Reporter the wreckage tells a story. Of a plane that broke apart in midair, scattered so far a satellite was used to find debris. Each piece, a clue in this mystery. Investigators worked on the two flight extracting information but releasing none. The a