A child had been found five miles from the main wreckage. There is every indication the destruction occurred in the air, Russian Federal aviation head alexander nuretko said, at a high altitude. More than 100 Russian Emergency workers have been sent to help to the sinai to help in the search for victims and examine debris. The detailed investigation will involve french, russian, egyptian and other officials, according to strict international rules. One theory is the plane may have suffered structural failure. Under a previous ownership the airbus hit the runway at cairo tailfirst in 2001 and could have reached a critical point of weakness even though it underwent many inspections. The extent of the debris field has focused attention on a claim of responsibility by an i. S. Affiliate. The group is known to have surfacetoair missiles but their effective range is 10,000 feet. For some months, a number of airlines have ordered their pilots not to fly below 25,000 feet over the sinai and th
Claims that turn out to be wrong. I dont put a lot of stock in the claim of credibility at this point. Is it at all realistic to believe that a surfacetoair missile could hit a plane at that altitude . I dont think so. The type of air Defense Systems that can reach 30,000 feet are either fixed or theyre mobile on trucks. Its my understanding that this particular isis group does not have that kind of capability. They have some surfacetoair missiles, some manned pads that are portable. Those kind of systems cant reach that altitude. A number of airlines saying theyre not going to fly over this area. What are we to make of that . I think its prudence. Right . We dont know what happened here. As long as we dont know what happened, its probably prudent to avoid the area. Michael morrell, thank you very much. Signup started today for Health Insurance under the Affordable Care act year three. Premiums are going up an average of 7. 5 . But they could be much higher reporter self employed accou
In this country. An estimated crowd of around 1 million people. The pope really addresses the public in english but did so sunday even as he offered a final blessing. May god bless you all, god bless america. Reporter pope francis ended on a high note as his last day here in the United States began with some of his strongest comments yet about church sex abuse. God weeps. Reporter speaking two to three hundred bishops this morning the pontiff went offscript for nearly three minutes and acknowledged some clergy members caused grievous harm. Translator and i commit to a careful oversight to ensure that youth are protected and that all responsible will be held accountable. Reporter those remarks came after meeting privately with five sexual Abuse Victims inside st. Charles borneo seminary. Barbara blaine from chicago is the president of the Survivors Network of those abused by priests. What im looking for is that the pope and Church Officials to take action that will prevent some other ch
Weather was a welcome sight to some. Reporter good afternoon, we are live here at ca coat ta and pave oh parkway, where blown out fuses have knocked out power. Unknown if the heavy rains are to blame for this one. This was a decent overnight storm and if the el nino forecasts hold true, hang on. The first big wet storm of the season made for slow going all over the bay area. This treatment crews were tremont crews were clearing out the area. A load of chickens toppled over on 580 westbound. Traffic was jammed up from about 3 00 a. M. And it is still trying to recover. Rain began in earnest after midnight, this was the scene in pleasanton with heavy band of rainfall coming through at 2 00 a. M. By 3 00 a. M. , san jose was getting soaked and the dry ground soaked up the moisture, no problem. By 7 00 a. M. , another heavy band of rain slammed the bay area, filling drainage ditches and slowing the morning commute. At one point it took an hour and a half to get from fremont to east palo al
Million people. The pope really addresses the public in english but did so sunday even as he offered a final blessing. May god bless you all, god bless america. Reporter pope francis ended on a high note as his last day here in the United States began with some of his strongest comments yet about church sex abuse. God weeps. Reporter speaking to 300 bishops this morning, the pontiff went offscript for nearly three minutes and acknowledged some clergy members caused grievous harm. Translator and i commit to a careful oversight to ensure that youth are protected and that all responsible will be held accountable. Reporter those remarks came after meeting privately with five sexual Abuse Victims inside st. Charles boromeo seminary. Barbara blaine from chicago is the president of the Survivors Network of those abused by priests. What im looking for is that the pope and Church Officials to take action that will prevent some other child from having to have his or her innocence shattered. The