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the crash site. and investigators will try to put those back together. they are going to want to talk to people on board andie witnesses who saw all of this from a distance and had good recall because it was so shock to so the plane land and break apart. as they try to find answers and get to the bottom of what happened here today. we spoke to captain chuck nash. he talked about the importance, the witness accounts as to what happened, but you know, just to as a reminder to everyone, that according to captainain nash, these witness accounts can vary greatly and they don t necessarily tell the story of what really happen and in order for us to get the full picture and factual account of what happened we have to wait for the ntsb to get there on the scene and fa a and fbi also involved
suddenly a police officer drove by us and said you have to move over, you can t get into the airport right now. so my vantage point is from the outside looking in, we can see kind of the plane s, various runways, we ve been here probably for ten minutes and we have not seen a plane land or take off so it certainly feels as though everything has stopped inside the airport and it certainly is the case for people like me trying to get into the airport to leave, doesn t look like that s going to happen any time soon. you re still in the car. what s the distance of where you are and the vantage point of seeing the smoke and say perhaps the entrance of the airport, are you talking about miles or feet? you know, what we re talking about maybe a mile i would say, maximum, but we can absolutely see it coming around the highway to the entrance of the airport.
and when you do, you ll be grateful for the adaptive cruise control situation in syria. these are pictures just in to n that automatically adjusts your speed when approaching slower traffic. cn of ay and for the blind spot monitoring that helps remind you that the highway wedeman and his crew. might not be as desolate. rebels deny they are retreating. .as you thought. a short time ago i spoke with ben wedeman by phone from north syria about what he is seeing. what we saw is a city very much at war. about half of it under the control of the free syrian army. the government is not hesitating to use its fire power and artillery to fire not only upon to combatants in neighborhoods like salahuddin like you just mentioned and other neighbors as well where they still have significant population and just a handful of fighters. ne these areas are coming under regular bombardment. last night we had a very hard time getting any sleep with all the bombardment that was going on. human
the plane land asked the passengers were taken off. a bomb squad is spongd and a delta technician has been called in to try to figure out whether the wiring is indeed suspicious. we don t know how many passengers were on board the flight but it did land safely. all right. and at this point in time, not to put you on the spot. do we know who did this? it is unclear at this time. there is some conflicting information about that. so at this time they are saying it was discovered until we get further information about that. all right. and the situation at jfk right now. is it open? still operational? what can you tell us about that? yes. as far as we know, the operation, the airport is operating normally. they are trying to figure out exactly what happened involving this incident as they try to figure out whether that wiring is indeed suspicious or is not. and by all accounts, the bomb squad, were they waiting when the plane landed at 9:30 p.m. eastern? do we know, i gu