freezing fog and the crew would actually only have seconds to get their oxygen masks on or risk disorientation, blurred vision and complete incapacitating problems. the air france flight that crashed over south america, some equipment malfunction but the pilots responded improperly and that s what brought the plane down. there are many, many possibilities out there and until we have more evidence, they are all in play. yeah, good point. tom foreman, thanks very much sf let s get a closer look now with mark wise. mark, you ve actually flown a 777, right? absolutely, wolf. tell us, what does your gut tell you? what does it look like in mechanical error, terrorism? pilot error?
program. they are likely healthy for the most part and puts them in the pool to support all of the very sick people who signed up for obama carr. these people are needed in the pool. i don t know if they would appreciate that. cash money, baby. so you at 5:00 eastern time. back to norman, oklahoma. this is what we are hearing from a reporter from the oklahoma university daily newspaper. the school president came to his classroom, he reports and said a noise was created perhaps by the result of an equipment malfunction. is that it perhaps what explains the sounds that eyewitnesss heard about two shots or two sounds or two noises? a medical unit was called to the second floor of gould hall. swat is still inside and the e-mail from the police department warning students to stay away from gould hall and
slowed before? this is a pretty sharp curve. it has been there forever. but the fact that we ve had other accidents there, means we have to look beyond just the fact that the train engineer said that brakes were not working. we have to see if there s additional issues concerning that track. what s the range of possibility, likely possibilities here? what does past experience tell you, mary? well, past experience says that, you know, on more than one occasion, people trains have been unable to slow down in time for the track. it can be equipment malfunction but also the issue of the track is an abnormally sharp curve and that it presents a problem to trains. in our country, very old track, old infrastructure and in other nations we like to compare ourselves to japan and we all want bullet trains, but the fact is their tracks are very different. they were constructed specifically for high-speed trains and there the trains are 200 miles an hour. 70 miles an hour may be just entirely
shepard: producers of the broadway music call spiderman, turn off the dark say the show will go on this evening after one of the actors who sometimes plays spiderman was seriously injured last night. according to the report, the performer fell through rapped door secondly shortly after the second act began and became caught in the stage. stopped the show. rescue teams tworkd saw the actor out of the floor. they rushed him to a local hospital. a spokesman for the show tells fox news that the actor is still in the hospital tonight in stable condition. the spokesman also reports they are still investigating the cause of the incident but that equipment malfunction was not a factor. back in 2010. another stunt man playing spider man at the time fell 20 to 30 feet. his injuries included a cracked skull. we are getting a one-time look inside the elaborate mansion of the late fashion designer gee anna versace
millions of dollars in damages. the new superintendent says the community is strong, resilient and moving forward. good luck to everyone in moore. a massive truck fire on new york city s queensboro bridge sent black smoke billowing into the sky, shutting down traffic in both directions. no injuries were reported but the blaze triggered heavy smoke conditions in the area. the cause of the fire is under investigation. a cast member of the hit broadway show spiderman has been hospitalized after injuring his foot in last night s production. the show issued a statement today saying equipment malfunction was not a factor in the incident. spiderman was plagued with accidents in 2010 and 2011 when at least four our cast members were hurt. tonight s show will go on as scheduled. the show must go on. more pain for wall street today where stocks finished a second straight week in the red. the dow and nasdaq both down