if i could ask you, and i know it s difficult to see and maneuver. the other question certainly there s a possibility if this helicopter went into this building that something may have rained down on to the street. it appears based on what you re describing that that does not appear to be the case. reporter: yeah. we don t see anything like you said, raining down. that was when we were driving here and we knew to go to 51st and 7th, we were looking up in the sky looking to follow a path, but there wasn t anything visibly from the street that we could see, at least on the way here or here right now. i mean, the air doesn t feel or smell or seem any different than what it would be on a normal rainy day here. a lot of people even around me kind of looking up trying to figure out what s going on with their umbrellas as the police continue to expand the crime scene tape and make the scene larger and larger for fewer and fewer people to get through. we have people directing
way to beijing with 239 people on board, investigators say malaysian airlines flight 370 towards back to malaysia under manual control. this is information according to a report on the investigation it was released this morning by malaysian authorities. but they can t say whether or not that means the pilot was in control of the plane. our correspondent will ripley joins me from hong kong. it is heartbreaking over and over again for the families that just want answers and this report years later, it doesn t give a lot. right. and there s still that cloud of suspicion that hangs over the pilot and potentially the first officer and their families because they were the ones presumably in the cockpit although this report doesn t rule out somebody breaking into the cockpit. what s been so frustrating for vergts, they have extensively checked the backgrounds of all 239 people on the plane. not a single person, including the pilot or first officer had any indication of stress or anxiety or
so they really didn t have any warning as the winds gusted out of control. we re seeing this fire somebody in the neighborhood of about seven times bigger than the island of manhattan, not quite as big as all of the bore roes put together, 150 square miles to the rest of redding. we have very dry conditions, not going to cool down, the high will be 104 or 105. heat doesn t make fire but the dryness of the air doesn t allow the plants to absorb humidity and they just burn quickly. what we have here, completely covered in smoke. even air quality advisories for some of the people out there in the valleys as the smoke is being trapped there and it s unhealthy to breathe. temperatures are going to be in the triple digits and we ve had moderate drought and many trees are killed because of pine beatles or other problems. so many dead trees burn quickly here. not only desid uous but when you
you need the heed the warnings to arrive two hours early just in case. that s a second dog related report we have gotten. thanks if are that. another thanksgiving tradition. the macy s thanksgiving day parade here in new york city. inflating the giant balloons that become a hallmark operate. they protect the millions exp t expected to be on the upper westside for more. it looks like and starting the inflating process where they are. we are finishing the inflating process. this is one of the lasts to go up. they have to hand inflate and one of the biggest concerns is to make sure the air doesn t
terrorists in paris are dead and a manhunt is under way for the eighth. how do you fight those who are so willing to die? that s a good question. how does the fight against isis well, the question is, rick francona, how do you fight a war against someone who is so willing to die? unfortunately, since they re willing to die, you have to allow them to do that. you conduct the war as you would any other war, knowing full well that your fighting enemy is committed. and you have to change your tactics a little bit to take that into consideration. but right now, just bombing them from the air doesn t seem to be working. and eventually, we re going to have to have some ground component take them on. they re going to have to realize these people are going to have to be taken down and killed. that s very difficult to do. benjamin, is the fight