catastrophe. pratt and whitney is the one who builds the engine. all of a sudden there was a loud sound and it got really bad. i thought lightning struck the plane at first. we looked at each other, my wife and i, held hands and just wished our kids we would see them again. reporter: concerns heightened by a second incident. another boeing jet caught fire. they ordered all domestic flights grounded. questions have already been raised how jets will be returned aviation correspondent pete muntean has the latest on the investigation. reporter: christine, laura, we re getting the biggest window into what may have caused the dramatic in flight failure. mayday, mayday, united air 28. united 328 heavy mayday, mayday. aircraft 328. yeah. denver departure 328 heavy mayday. aircraft just experienced engine failure. need to return immediately. reporter: a fan blade inside the right hand engine broke off, took out another fan blade and investigators were able to find
roads. leaving about 5 million people without power. texas in a deep freeze. 4 million people in houston warned to stay indoors and off those roads. cell service in some areas breaking down because backup generators and towers are freezing or running out of fuel. i m not going to sugar coat it. the next few days are going to be very tough. to those who have lost power, i know you are frustrated. i know you are miserable. i know you re uncomfortable. i know it is very miserable in this cold route heat. utility companies across 14 states from texas to minnesota resorting to rolling outages to save energy. it s shutting down coronavirus vaccination distribution across the country. harris county in texas had to quickly redistribute 8400 doses at risk of spoiling because of a power outage at the public health department. almost 1,000 went to college students at rice university. i literally dropped everything, got everything on and sprinted here. apparently everyone else had
many senate republicans are leaning on process claiming the trial is unconstitutional because trump is no longer president, a claim that s dubious at best zpl overnight a sobering reminder of just who trump is accused of inciting. a virginia man who faces conspiracy charges claims in a court filing he worked for the fbi and held a top secret security clearance for decades. security at the capitol was extra tight for the trial. national guard troops still patrol the outside of the capitol complex. house impeachment managers are flanked by a security detail. officials aren t tracking any security threats but enhanced precautions are in place out of an abundance of caution. what will this trial look like and how long will it last? cnn s jim acosta had details. reporter: christine and laura, senate democrats and republicans have reached a deal on the time line of the trial. under the agreement, the senate will vote on the constitutional role of holding a trial. then we will see
proceedings will lack drama with impeachment managers saying the former president of the united states incited rioters to ran sack the capitol. cnn s joe johns starts us off this morning on capitol hill. christine and laura, some members of the united states senate say they are reserving judgment until all of the evi evidence. for whatever reason, they said they were reluctant to convict donald trump in this trial that is expected to begin on tuesday. they are well aware of all of the support the former president has out in the country even though some of the latest polling suggests quite the opposite. an abc news poll says 56% of respondents believes the former president should be convicted and barred from holding office while only 43% say he should not be. but it s not up to the resp respondent s polling, it s up to the senate. if you believe he committed a crime, he can be prosecuted like any other citizen. impeachment is a political process. we ve never impeached a pr
injuring several others and warning those who fled the city should not return yet. all of this coming as we get a clearer picture of the devastation left after russian forces withdrew from areas around kyiv. officials say bodies of 900 innocent civilians have been discovered there. and in the south, the once proud city of mariupol, decimated. the enemy cannot seize mariupol. the enemy may seize the land that mariupol used to stand on. but the city of mariupol is no more. the city of mariupol has been wiped off the face of the earth by the russian federation. ukrainian officials say it s in reprize for the sinking of the russian strip in the black sea. there is concern that russia could use a nuclear weapon. but hope comes as italy s ambassador is returning to kyiv. and france could soon do the same. air defenses were activated in the early morning hours. here s matt rivers. reporter: we were awoken in lviv with air-raid sirens around 5:45 local time this morning, what