danger. this incident happened tuesday at reagan national airport. that s where we find chris gordon live with the latest on this story. chris? reporter: the three planes were never on a collision course to hit head on according to transportation secretary ray lahood, traffic controllers had to redirect planes because of bad weather south of the airport. one u.s. airways commuter flight approaching from rosalind for a landing came close to the flight path of two commuter flights that had taken off heading toward rosalind. there was a loss of separation. it shouldn t have happened. but because of a well-trained controller, at dca tower who immediately recognized the situation and worked to fix it. george novak explains what happened. we had two aircraft that had taken off in this direction at the same time we had aircraft to land in a similar direction. and because of a miscommunication among the air traffic controller, these aircraft were essentially to be in the same
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multiagency, arson task force but authorities are not ready to declare the crime solved. our task force is continuing, to work around the clock our detectives have hundreds of clues, leads, dozens of people left to interview. reporter: sudden police released surveillance video of a possible suspect and asked for the public s help finding him. police will not saw how the fires were started or what evidence was collected at the crime scenes. reporter: juan lopez said he found some device under his car but failed to ignite. over here, i see the little container right there, under the car. reporter: damage estimates are topping $2 million no resported civilian injuries from any of the fires. reward for information in the case stands at $60,000. arson is not suspected in a large fire here in baltimore more than a dozen people are now homeless. following the story from the newsroom alex. well, vic the 3 alarm fire damaged or destroyed at least 7 you home it is win
there is 29 and broken land. that is brought to you by toyota. here is what people will be talking about today, the ravens being one step closer to the super bowl. they won their division with the win over the bengals. the ravens had their struggles on the road this year and the game in cincinnati had some tense moments, but baltimore got the win and that put the ravens in a good position to make a run at the super bowl. took two minutes for the ravens to take the lead that they never let go. they had a 70-yard toted run and after that, the bengals battling back to take the lead and then there was a fumble in the fourth and three plays later, rice with a 51-yard touchdown run and they got the victory, earning baltimore the division championship. so proud of the guys because of that. that is just one championship. we are looking to win the world swamp i don t know ship. to win the division on the road to secure the home playoff, it is a feeling like no other in the l
tribute. a time to feel. i still have the scars. his wife was on board flight 93, what this bay area man said has request of thed him over the decade. today marks the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. families of the victims gathered at the world trade center in new york and they got their first look at the memorial. it s a giant fountain marking the spot where thousands died that day. randall pinkston is live in lower manhattan with how the victims were honored. randall. reporter: good evening, ann. the annual observance of the september 11th terror attacks is always in an occasion for sadness and no less on this 10th anniversary, even as the beautiful memorial to the victims was opened. family members touched the names of their loved ones carved into the footprints where the twin towers once stood. and my dad. reporter: they took turns reading the names of the victims, 2,983, including those killed in pennsylvania, the pentagon, and in new york in 2001 and 199