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Some late-night tweets then suggested he will pull away from cutting deals and leave most of the action to his sons. VICE News Plane Diverts to JFK Because of Bomb Threat A Lufthansa flight headed from Houston to Berlin was diverted to JFK airport in New York City when a bomb threat was reported to the airline's HQ in Cologne, Germany.

He loved to convey bad news: earthquakes, plane crashes, buildings collapsing on their occupants, fires, and floods.

However, said Edna Johnson, a spokeswoman, there are deliberate policies to shield viewers in airports from live news of plane crashes.

The archivist called back with surprising news: The plane had rolled off an assembly line on November 18 , 1944 and had been delivered two days later to Moton Field in Tuskegee, Ala., where the airmen trained.

BEHIND THE NEWS The plane lost power on approach to Heathrow after a flight from Beijing; no one was killed, but there were injuries and the plane was wrecked.

For some relatives of those missing, however, the news the plane was still flying at 8.11am last Saturday is an indication that there may be hope for their missing loved ones.

"I was sitting in my office when a friend called on that Tuesday morning and said, 'Angus, your story is all over the news: a plane just crashed into the World Trade Center,' " Mr. MacDonald said.

In other news, European plane builder European Aeronautic Defense and Space, is out with its latest results.

Possibly the best news: The plane may help fight jet lag, thanks to higher humidity (16%, or double the current level) and lower pressurization (the equivalent of 6,000 feet versus the current standard of 8,000).

It'd be nice to think the recent news of plane landing gear being found nearby would've flipped some switch and made them realize all of the "9/11 was an inside job" bullshit was just that.

Taz returned with the news: both planes had set out with their passengers, but it seemed both had turned back because of poor visibility.