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we have as much of the debris enclosed as possible so we can keep it in tact for the ntsb. we have officers across not just commons park but redd ly, crime tape everywhere. so this is a pretty extensive project and we ll stay here to help the ntsb as long as possible to secure the area but guessing it s going to be quite a while. forgive me if you ve ever covered this. i apologize. it s okay. have you gotten reports of damage specifically of debris coming down? i have heard reports there were some homes damaged. the extent of the damage, i have not been able to narrow down at this point. so there are reports of that. it looks like some of the biggest pieces came down in the north moor area near 13th and elm wood. is it a miracle nobody was injured? i m shocked. this is a popular spot in broomfield. we have the plagds. this park on a day like today when it s not cold as last weekend, we could have hundreds of people here and the fact we re not getting reports of an
kind of sound you don t want to hear when you re on an airplane. we looked at each other, my wife and i, held hands, and just wished our kids, we would see them again. this is cnn breaking news. good evening. i m pamela brown in washington. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. you are live in the cnn newsroom on this sunday. a terrifying moment caught on a homeowner s surveillance camera when pieces of a commercial airline are suddenly smashed into the ground. this happened saturday afternoon near denver. watch and listen. this is broomfield, colorado, a city in the flight path for denver international airport. people in broomfield were unaware that a united airlines 777 was overhead with an engine on fire and dropping pieces to the ground below. incredibly, nobody was hurt despite metal pieces raining down across a one-mile debris field. some homes and vehicles were damaged but no injuries. much more on the investigation into what happe
leads us off with the details just coming in. stunning revelation from the federal judge targeted by a engine almost entirely exposed and the fire visible. the united airlines pilot calling in a may day. massive metal pieces from the engine landing in front yards and sports fields in several neighborhoods just outside denver. united airlines flight 329 departed denver, colorado 4:29 local time headed toward honolulu. shortly after takeoff at 1:00, the plane experiencing a right engine failure. forcing the crew to turn it around and make that emergency landing. this big ring is actually the cell, the very front end of the came apart internally. the force was so great that it blew that cover of the engine off. and into this neighborhood. witnesses reported seeing smoke and hearing a loud boom. but incredibly nobody on the ground was injured. the faa tonight saying the plane returned to denver international airport and landed safely. the passengers demelindemelin bussed to
no injuries onboard, miraculously and no known injuries on the ground. the pieces of huge metal debris falling from the sky in broomfield, colorado, about 20 miles north of denver and 30 miles west of the airport, clearly a very scary situation there. and we now have audio of the very moment the united airlines pilot issued a may day call to denver air traffic control as his plane experienced engine failure. take a listen. may day, may day united 28 united 328 heavy, may day, may day aircraft. yeah, 32, say again. united denver, departure united 328 heavy may day aircraft, just experienced engine failure, need to turn immediately. cnn aviation correspondent pete muntean joins me now. pete, wow, that pilot was so calm on that may day call. you re a pilot yourself. what does that call tell you about the situation? what do you think was going through the pilot s mind right there. calm, cool, collected but they had to deal with something that is honestly not happened