that and more on the rise in violent crime many in several major cities. and ongoing concerns about the security of supreme court justices after an activist group offers money to anyone who reports the locations of the six conservative members of the nation s highest court. more on these stories lout the hour. but first, to president biden defending his upcoming visit to saudi arabia in a new op-ed ahead of his trip to that nation and others in the middle east this week. kevin corke live at the white house with that. reporter: jon, good afternoon. frankly, no two ways about it, the president s upcoming trip to the saudi kingdom comes with fairly heavy risk on both the domestic and international fronts. from the international perspective, he ll to obviously tie to smooth other hard feel feelings with the saudis, all while maybe encouraging them to open the spigot when it comes to oil production. but there s heavy cost and heavy risk here domestically because the president is
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it was quite a scary situation for a lot of folks onboard, many of whom were confused and on edge as flight attendants tried to keep passengers calm. keep the aisles clear. we do have to evacuate, so just leave your bags. we will let you know. i was shaken up. like, i have a 1-year-old son, and, man, my baby moms was talking about bringing him onto the plane. but instead they drove back from tampa. if i would have had my 1-year-old son, it would have been, like, more of urgency. reporter: so we re told first responders were able to knock down the flames pretty quickly before things could get any worse. spirit airlines telling fox news many a statement in part, quote, the aircraft was towed to the gate where guests safely deplaned without any injuries. thank you to the atlanta first responders for immediately meeting the aircraft. the plane will be temporarily removed from service for
âIt gets quiet really fastâ: New moms share challenges of pandemic life
KFDA News at Six - VOD - clipped version By Freixys Casado | February 2, 2021 at 6:45 PM CST - Updated February 2 at 10:39 PM
AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - Kaitlin Johnson gave birth to twins back in February, just a month before Amarillo was placed under shelter-in-place orders.
Although the first few months werenât much of a change for Johnson and her husband, it soon became clear that life had indeed changed.
âThey havenât been out in public since they were about a month old, â said Johnson. âItâs definitely been different for us I have two older kids that we took out a lot and we havenât take them out a lot, they havenât very many people.â