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paris it was at its cruising altitude of 20,000 feet. the greek aircraft controllers tried to pass it off to the egyptian air control. they made radio calls and couldn t hear anything. they watched the airplane. then 10-15 miles inside egyptian air space the aircraft made a hard left turn, then swung back around right, violently, evidently. given that aircraft at that altitude. it lost 22,000 feet in those maneuvers and they watched it disappear off radar as it passes through 10,000 feet. charles: a lot of speculation about what went on there. without give us a possible scenario in your mind what we should be focusing on or bracing for. if isis is involved in this, they got a two-for-one. they were able to target an egyptian aircraft. the al-sisi government in egypt has been ramping up the fight against isis. when the russian jet went down in the sinai, egyptian officials complained western intelligence agencies weren t sharing chatter information prior to the actua ....
and then this. the children whose lives he touched, the young people he inspired, the most important thing of all. so i ask you to remember that. we all have an ali story. it s the gift we all have that should be most honored today. release them to the world. never wasting a day that the rest of us could see anyway. feeling sorry for himself that he had parkinson s. knowing that more than three decades of his life would be circumscribed in ways that would be chilling to the naked eye. but with a free spirit, it made his life bigger, not smaller. because other people, all of us unlettered, unschooled in the unleashing said, well, would you look at that? look at that. may not be able to run across a ring anymore, may not be able to dodge and everybody exhaust everybody anymore. and he s bigger than ever because he is a free man of faith. sharing the gift we all have. we should honor him by letting our gift go among the world as he did. god bless you. [applause] charles: ....
not just about him, it s about a movement he represents which got 46 percent of the votes. charles: just a short time ago debbie wasserman schultz getting heckled at her own delegation breakfast. under president hillary clinton [inaudible conversations] we must be make sure the economy works for everyone. i look forward [inaudible conversations] continuing to represent my constituents in florida s 23rd congressional district. [inaudible conversations] we have priorities that we know we need to continue. thank you very much, and on to victory! thank you. charles: well, still democrats expect to pound their economic message tonight, but will this e-mail dump distract voters from that message? i ve got the tell you, from everything i ve read, that looks like ric grenell to me [laughter] sabrina, let me go to you first. from everything that i ve read, debbie wasserman schultz had to be taken out of this thing kicking and screaming, and president obama had to ....
a few hours later but it never landed. it likely crashed into the mediterranean. the question is now, we are getting in live pictures. keep in mind, it is morning there. this is the airport in charles degaulle airport. jean is there with us tonight, a lot of new information is coming in wharks a what are the updates. there are no americans, one canadian and most of the passengers are egyptians. egypt air flight left charl charles degaulle airport. the airline is posting updates on social media saying the air a 320 disappeared from radar from the egyptian coast some where over the mediterranean. that s about 10 minutes after reaching egyptian aerospace. 66 passengers and crew on board. the plane was at 37,000 feet when it disappeared. it is now 8:00 in the morning in cairo and people are just waking up to the news. that is an egypt s state television news anchor talking about the missing plane. this video from nbc news shows you what the aircraft looks like. we don ....
according to cbs news and the associated press. meanwhile, bernie sanders campaign continues to say they re going to fight. tomorrow voters were supposed to put hillary clinton over the threshold. but according to cbs news and the associated press, her fate changed 24 hours early. thank you so much! thank you. reporter: clinton spent tonight campaigning in california and addressed the national reports that she has enough votes to clinch the dem crate tuck nomination. according to the news we are in the bring of a historic, historic unprecedented moment but we still have work to do, don t we. bernie sanders has said multiple times over the past week that regardless of clinto clinton s final delegate count he s coming to philadelphia to fight her on the convention floor to let s assess where we are after tomorrow before we make statements based on speculation. reporter: but tonight his campaign released a statement pushing back on reports that clinton has en ....