Okay. Want to begin in the United States with passengers who are leaving las vegas aboard British Airways flight 2276 are no doubt feeling especially lucky right now. Yeah, this was frightening. The boeing 777 was about to take off from london when, there you have it, a fire broke out in the left engine. Within just minutes, all 170 passengers and crew members had evacuated the burning plane. The pilots quickly aborted the takeoff. Clark county Fire Department responders from Mccarren International airport station 13 were notified of a potential engine fire at 4 13. At 4 14, firefighters were at the aircraft dousing the fire and evacuating with the passengers. So this unfolded very quickly. Fire Officials Say at least 14 people were hurt. Most of those injuries are minor. Our dan simon spoke to one passenger. We were just gaining speed to take off and heard a big thud. I opened the cover of my window and saw flames on the engine. We suddenly stopped. We sat still for about a minute, ju
Get back. My goodness. Seeing as martin saf rage is here with more information on all of this. Martin, officials just released that footage, its stunning. They also released the photographs youre seeing inside. What are you learning about them . One of the things were learning especially when you look at the weaponry he had inside, we knew had he a lot of guns. One of the new things thats come forward is he had a bump stock or a bump fire stock. This is an attachment, goes on the outside of the weapon. Youre not change the nec mechanism on the inside, its perfectly legal at least in most states. But what if does ask when you squeeze the trigger of a semiautomatic, you have to keep squeezing it. The bump stock takes the recoil from the first time you squeezed the trigger and causes a repetition. So in a laymans mind i would say that takes a semiautomatic and allows it to mimic at least is the best way to put it, firing automatically, which is why you can hear his weapon just bang, bang,
he shot and killed himself as police closed in. mayes is suspected of killing the girls mother and their older sister in a bizarre case of violence and obsession that first exploded three weeks ago. martin savidge is in alpine, mississippi with the latest. good morning, martin. reporter: good morning, carol. it good news in an otherwise bittersweet tale that two younger girls have been found alive. this played out a hundred yards down the road in a wooded area beginning around 5:30 local time when federal authorities say they got a tip. someone said they saw adam mayes down the road here. there was a heavily armed s.w.a.t. team in the area. they moved into the woods and found one of the young girls laying on the ground and short distance away they saw adam mayes. he took a semiautomatic gun out of his waistband and pulled the trigger and he died a short time later. the girls were undergoing a review to see how to they were doing at the hospital. they were dehydrated and su
amid reports libyan security forces were raiding so-called nests of destruction and warning citizens to cooperate. we also have word from malta just north of libya in the mediterranean sea that two libyan fighter jets and two civilian helicopters landed there unexpectedly. we don t know why. we don t know who. but we ll keep trying to find out. as in iran, it s near impossible to do any independent reporting in the tland gadhafi has ruled single handedly since 1969. this is amateur video of violent protests yesterday in tripoli the libyan capital. ben ghazi libya s second largest city has apparently fallen to anti-government protesters. one of gadhafi s sons went on state tv yesterday to offer, quote, radical democratic reforms but only if the uprising ends. otherwise he warned of a civil war a thousand times worse, that is a quote, than libya s neighbors. translator: we are not egypt. we re not tunisia. we will have weapons. everyone has access to weapons. instead of cryin
of america s largest city. deborah feyerick in just a moment where faisal shahzad once lived and she s available to us now. deb, first of all, this is a man who knew police were on to him, correct? reporter: oh, he definitely did. we re talking to a lot of law enforcement sources and they re telling us that faisal shahzad shahzad knew that police were getting close. as a matter of fact, he was following news reports and had heard that the authorities had discovered that the car came from connecticut. so he feared that the police were going to be turning up at his door. as a matter of fact, when he was on the plane, and the door his closed and then they opened when the authorities came to him, when agents came to him he looked up and he said, quote, i was expecting you. are you nypd or fbi? there s a report that after after he dropped the bomb in times square, apparently he hopped a train back to connecticut. the reason this is known is because he called his landlord say