A recap of the days headlines and a look at whats in store for tomorrow. The man whose name is not been released told air Traffic Controllers while he was flying that he was a broken guy and joked about whether the airline would hire him if he landed safely. You can see the plane up in the air. The controller asked him to land as a nearby Military Airfield but said he was worried they would rough him up if he tried to land and said to the controller, quote, this is probably jail time for life. The plane crashed in puget sound 25 miles from the airport. The coast guard responded to the crash site where a large plume of smoke could be seen. The governor of washington tweeting moments ago there are still a lot of unknowns about the tragic incident of a stolen plane, the responding Fighter Pilots from alongside the aircraft and were ready to do whatever was needed to protect us but in the end the man
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you might be able to just make out the orange glow coming down the side of that vent there. and look at the ash. if we look at this garden here, this is the amount of ash that people have got to deal with. it s a constant battle to try to clear this, to try to live so close to this volcano, but that is the reality people are dealing with now after a month of this. and here is where the lava is going right down the hillside towards this sea but in its path, it s taken out all the farmland, the homes, the villages, the businesses that were in its way. you can make out the orange streams of fresh lava flowing through the older stuff that emerged and flowed down the hill in the last month or so. you can even make outbuildings that are in the middle of that lava, you can even make out buildings that are in the middle of that lava, that have been cut off because it s forked around in different directions. and we keep seeing fires breaking out all the time, little pockets of fire. may be
it has. so horrible. it changed so drastically we were running out of the house. reporter: flames continue to creep down the hillside near lake elsinore, 60 miles southeast of los angeles inching toward homes overhung by large trees, one spark away from destruction. more than 1000 firefighters are battling to save homes backed up by helicopters and fixed wing aircraft dropping fire retardant and water. forest clark is accused of deliberately starting the fire. he was arraigned in court today and asked if he could immediately pay his bail. clark may or may not have been joking when he said that but tonight the holy fire is no