and that is such an inspiring thing on its own above and beyond the actual events of the day. pete: no doubt. colonel, i presume as a company commander you were a captain on that day. how did it change your life? reflect on the 20 years as a service member. i came in the military before 9/11. i didn t expect to have much of my career caught up in the events of that. while that is important and has shaped my career. i think today is really about 9/11 and the civilians a all three locations and not the events since then. pete: you are in shanksville, pennsylvania, sir, a site that sometimes is overlooked. it shouldn t be. and hopefully this segment helps remind people of the heroism of flight 93. all those amazing souls on board who collectively as you said made a decision to fight back and saved a lot of lives as a result. colonel chris whelan, thank you
loss and discovery in the search for the 52 american submarines that disappeared during world war ii. frederick cashell was a navy engineer with a dangerous job, test-running submarines during world war ii but to his daughter, helen cashell-baldwin, he was just daddy. i thought he was popeye because he was a sailor man when did you first learn that something was wrong? when a couple of naval officers came to our house. reporter: the uss r-12 submarine her father was on had disappeared in the florida straits. i found myself looking for him. because there was never a funeral. there was nothing. reporter: nothing until 70 years later a discovery by ocean explorer tim taylor, who found the r-12 on the bottom of the ocean. it was not like any other discovery i d ever made. there were 42 souls on board. reporter: taylor built a website and announced he was looking for surviving relatives.
number one engine failure boeing 737, 149 souls on board. reporter: once on ground, investigators found a fan blade inside the left engine had broken apart in flight, tearing off a piece of the engine cowling, or casing, that shattered jennifer riordan s passenger window she left behind two children and her husband michael. she was genuine and pure to her core. reporter: it was the second fan blade to break off a southwest 737 in less than a year. investigators determined a metal fatigue crack had gone undetected for years southwest immediately inspected all of its similar fan blades and found 16 additional cracks today the ntsb called on boeing and engine maker cfm to make design changes and protect planes from similar failures we are to take something very tragic and try to learn from have to got others don through this. reporter: boeing says it s working on a that would fully address the safety recommendation from the ntsb
personal radio. any injuries? the port authority just called. there s 22 souls on board. and 4,000 cars were packed inside that ship, bound for the u.s. state of maryland before it capsized. the vessel has not released pollutants so far. but crews are to respond if needed. the cause of this remains under investigation. with the deadline looming and no deal in the e.u. in sight, we ll see what s next. or and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it s ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half.
why in the world are we keeping hostage 800,000 federal workers who have to now worry about where their next meal is going to come from so that we have a mythical wall that s going to accomplish absolutely nothing. it s an absurdity. once again, if you re in the air traffic control business, this is your workplace, every day, every night this is a live picture at any given time, 5,000 aircraft in the skies over our country. many of them with hundreds of souls on board today after dire warnings and working days on end, it started to unravel in the airspace here over new york. no errors, mind you. everybody got home safely. but these pictures of chaos on a friday at new york s laguardia, which on its best day is a