Welcome to cbs this morning. We begin with breaking news from london where a helicopter crashed this morning at the height of rush hour. It caused a huge fireball o them to be believed the helicopter pilot and 13 more have been treated for their injuries. Flames and debris filled the road when a thick plume of black smoke marked the scene of the crash not far from one of the capitals busiest commuter intersections and the site of the new embassy. The helicopter collided with crane near the top of a highrise building at a construction site before spiraling into the street in the middle of londons rush hour traffic. Local resident matt haverson feared the worst. We thought it was a terror attack. Someone shoultted that the plane flew into the crane. Reporter British Police were quick of that unfinished building. Charlie and norah . Elizabeth palmer thank you. Boeing 787 dreamliner is having new trouble this morning. One of the groundbreaking airliners had to make yet another Emergency La
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