at issue, a specific engine made by pratt and whitney. here you see a broken fan blade. sources tell abc news those fan blades have a unique hollow design that may require deeper inspections. this is an engine that s been around for a long time. it was designed in the early 80s and it s not currently installed on any of the 777s that are being manufactured. reporter: just this weekend, a similar incident in the netherlands with a 747 cargo plane. engine parts falling from the sky after a midair explosion. the debris injuring two people on the ground. and david, tonight, we re learning that debris from that engine did hit the fuselage. this could have been so much worse. all right, gio, thank you. we re going to turn now to the disaster in texas. millions tonight still boiling their water. and now the new outrage over skyrocketing electric bills. one family with a bill for $17,000 for just three days of electricity. the automatic withdrawal right from their account and what s b
mistakenly blown from the sky by iranian doctors at penn medicine explained the forces but from iran tonight, procedure offering strong denials hope to 5% of women we begin with nbc s tom costello. with uterus problems reporter: tonight, u.s. intelligence they can t get sources say satellite pregnant because they imagery and don t have a uterus. at 17 she was told intercepts confirm she could never bear children. it wasn t you have iranian missiles sho to take extra steps. it was it s not a passenger jet out of possible. reporter: the transplant took ten hours. six months later, jen the sky early tuesday morning. this video appears to show the moment a was pregnant missile exploded the fireball streaking the first such baby across the sky ukrainian airlines was delivered in flight 752 left brazil a year ago. teheran at 6:12 a.m. headed for kiev. the cleveland clinic did it again in june u.s. sources say two baby benjamin is number three in the minutes later, two world. russia
forces sick so how do you know when it s okay and mehen you need to stay but from iran tonight, strong denials here s stephanie gosk. we begin with nbc s tom costello. reporter: the flu reporter: tonight, is upon us, that u.s. intelligence sources say satellite tenacious virus imagery and hanging in the air, communications lingering on door intercepts confirm handles and elevator iranian missiles sho buttons and co-workers a passenger jet out of are getting it the sky early tuesday the message from morning. doctors go home this video taken from the ground appears t show the moment a the reality 90% of missile exploded workers said they go the fireball streaking to work while sick across the sky 90. ukrainian airlines flight 752 left kate snow, kate teheran at 6:12 a.m. snow, quick question headed for kiev. for you. quick question what s up u.s. sources say two minutes later, two have you ever come to work sick russian-made missiles yes. fired at the plane yes, you have
southwest airlines have started to investigate its planes with the same type of engine. we re joined live from london and how many planes could be affected and have there been any new additional safety measures announced as a result of that midair explosion? i was looking into this and back in 2016 there was a similar problem and they were recommending 220 different aircrafts being inspected. if you look at the numbers globally, there s 8,000 of these engines out there. the chairman of the ntsb says he s worried about metal fatigue. he says there needs to be a proper investigation. jeff bezos telling investors that amazon has 10s of millions
powerful midair explosion. that s right. as one expert put it, it demonstrates the terrorists intent for no one to survive. i. reporter: for the first time russia revealed the cause of the metrojet crash, a home made bomb. president vladimir putin vowed swift retaliation. translator: we need to know all of the perpetrators by name. we will search for them everywhere, wherever they are hiding. we will find them in any spot on the planet and we will punish them. reporter: russian investigators say the explosive had the force of about two pounds of tnt. explosive experts tell cnn, that s more than enough to blow a plane out of the sky. 2.2 pounds, that s a fairly substantial amount of material. if we could determine what the explosive material was that was employed, was to be able to run that through screening and enshoe our algorithms intuned to