NEWSFEED: 8/15-16/05, SETTLERS LEAVING GAZA, GAS STATIONS, PITBULL OWNERS, SCHWARZENEGGER, PIT BULL OWNERS PROTEST, DULL MOMENTS IN IRAQ ; MIDDLE EAST PULL OUT angry Gaza settlers tussling with police, soldier comforting colleague, Palestinians celebrating ;Sharon address, little girl watching soldiers march past, Palestinians planting flags ;GAS PRICES oil barrel on conveyor, gas station, people filling up, oil refinery, workers on oil rig, fwy traffic jam; Passenger plane landing overcast day, Track Hummer on city street ;MI PRISON ESCAPE, SEARCH FOR 2 CONVICTS Aerial police activity, they have black police cars ;CO 170 REOPENS AFTER MUDSLIDE Aerial hwy, red bulldozer on shoulder; ANIMAL DU JOUR CA PITBULL PROTEST AT CAPITAL Pit bull owners protesting bill, abreed developed specifically for fighting. Pit bulls on leashes- notice how they all need choke-chains. And they all have to keep their distance PA ORGAN DONATION AWARENESS People boarding bus,'The Barnstorming Bus Tour', people holding up signs ;TN HABITAT FOR HUMANITY RECORD Int people touring new house, DX ceremony ;TN ELVIS FANS ARRIVE FOR VIGIL portable chairs along scrawled wall, fans baseball cap, Graceland gates Elvis-themed portable chairs. 'That's right! For just $29.99 you can sit on Elvis!'TN LOW MISSISSIPPI RIVER LEVEL sandy banks along river, industrial boats, city along river IRAQ CONSTITUTION DEADLINE EXTENDED conference, people raising their hands, Condoleeza Rice speaking ;New hairdo- she must've seen those ads with Wilma Flintstone CA SCHWARZENEGGER CONTROVERSIAL QUESTIONS speaking in school bus parking lot, questions, shaking hands ;CA SCHWARZENEGGER FUNDS SCHOOL BUS PROGRAM Schwarzenegger arriving at school bus lot, seated row applauds, gov at podium; MIDDLE EAST ISRAELI POLICE ARREST EXTREMIST otherwise innocuous man carrying machine gun & little girl, police confront him ;NX Israeli men praying, women praying, procession singing & clapping ;MI FINAL PRISON ESCAPE SUSPECT CAUGHT Aerial police activity outside house ;NC MARINES RETURN HOME people under pavilions, little U.S. flag planted on lawn, family members waiting with signs; Soldiers meeting family members ;MT CHENEY SPEAKS AT FUNDRAISER Int Cheney speech DX passenger plane landing, motorcade police escort ;WA AIRLINE INDUSTRY BOEING NEGOTIATIONS assembling airplane, machinists strike ;NORTHWEST AIRLINES MEDIATION TALKS people arriving, talk heads IL DROUGHT SLOW BARGES barges in river, tugboat, black man fishing while daughter watches WY DASH-CAM TWISTER dash-cam, huh? POV from storm-chaser's car, grey rainstorm, damage & debris; Badly phrased title: CA REWARD FOR DUCKLINGS KILLED! That makes you wonder, hm, how much per duckling? They meant: CA BOUNTY ON DUCKLING KILLER pond near footbridge, INT gift shop, DX black and white duck ; Surveillance camera- man chasing ducks, boardwalk along pond, Duck Crossing sign, surveillance cam- car running over duck! CA MOUNTAIN LION CAUGHT IN CHICKEN COOP confused mtn lion behind chain-link fence CA DRIVING HABITS, GAS PRICES gas station, BART station, nit-wit topping off gas tank; TIGHT SECURITY IN SOUTH ISRAEL NX police standing around IRAQ AMBASSADOR Int speech MIDDLE EAST SETTLERS JOSTLE WITH POLICE putting out burning something, crowd jostling, police link arms, woman crying IL MOTORISTS REAX GAS PRICES gas station scenes

Police cars chase a vehicle into an airport. When the suspect exits his vehicle and attempts to board a small plane, the police shoot him. Note There are additional minutes of this story available for licensing.

NAME: US ARRESTS 20090926I TAPE: EF09/0912 IN_TIME: 10:39:35:01 DURATION: 00:02:41:02 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION/Police Handout/ABC DATELINE: Various - 25 Sept 2009 RESTRICTIONS: See Shotlist SHOTLIST ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA/INTERNET Arapahoe County, Colorado - 25 September 2009 1. Pan of armed federal agents guarding airport hangar 2. Wide plan of airplane carrying suspect, Najibullah Zazi being towed from hangar 3. Wide of plane taking off ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA/INTERNET New York, New York - 25 September 2009 4. Various top shots of motorcade carrying Zazi travelling on roads towards holding facility 5. Various top shots of car carrying Zazi entering holding facility, surrounded by media AP TELEVISION Dallas, Texas - 25 September 2009 6. Wide of Fountain Place tower, which Hosam Maher Husein Smadi allegedly planned to blow up, zoom in 7. Tilt up of tower 8. Richard Anderson, Hosam Maher Husein Smadi's lawyer, speaking to reporters 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Richard Anderson, Hosam Maher Husein Smadi's Lawyer: "We've got a lot of work to do on our behalf to make sure that we understand everything there is that is necessary to defend our case. We have a 19-year-old boy who is scared, who doesn't have any family hardly at all in this country, and we're going...and also has a language, somewhat of a language barrier." 10. Anderson walking surrounded by media POLICE HANDOUT Ellis County, Texas - 11 September 2009 11. Black and white security camera video of Hosam Maher Husein Smadi in back of police car ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS HANDOUT Date and Location Unknown 12. STILL photo of suspect Michael Finton, also known as Talib Islam AP TELEVISION Chicago, Illinois - 25 September 2009 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Charles Tucker, DePaul University College of Law: "I think the bigger concern isn't whether you're leading them on; the bigger concern is what happens if they get away at that point, what happens if they get wind of your investigation, they go underground, then they commit the crime that they were planning to, that's the real concern I have." 14. Wide of Tucker working at desk STORYLINE Prosecutors say a 24-year-old Afghan immigrant now in police custody was on the verge of unleashing an attack in New York City on the anniversary of the September 11 2001 attacks. Najibullah Zazi was stopped by police on September 10 as he entered the city of Denver, Colorado, and federal prosecutors say he dropped his plans for an attack once he realised that law enforcement were aware of his reported plans, prosecutors said. Investigators say Zazi and three associates went from one beauty-supply store to another in a Denver suburb this summer buying chemicals to make explosives. Zazi was flown from Denver to New York on Friday on a US government plane. He is now in custody in Brooklyn, police said and will face charges of conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction. Zazi denies the militant charge. He is set to appear for a hearing in Brooklyn on Tuesday. On Friday however, a another man arrested in an unrelated alleged bomb plot in Dallas, Texas appeared in court. The 19-year-old Jordanian national, Hosam Maher Husein Smadi, was arrested on Thursday and stands accused of parking what he thought was an explosive-laden truck in a garage beneath the 60-story Fountain Place office tower and trying to detonate it. The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) said they have had Smadi under surveillance since March. The agency says the suspect has repeatedly espoused his desire to commit violent militant activities. Undercover agents posed as al-Qaida members and set up a decoy car bomb, the FBI said. They say Smadi placed the car bomb in the garage of the Fountain Place tower, in Dallas, Texas. The FBI said Smadi then detonated the bomb from his cell phone but it could not explode as the undercover agents had built it with inert materials so the public was never at risk. Smadi mostly looked down as he was led into a federal courtroom in Dallas in handcuffs. Asked whether he understood his rights, he answered "Yes." Smadi is being represented by public defender Richard Anderson. Following the court hearing, Anderson told reporters had a lot of work to do in order to understand the case and how to defend his client. Anderson said he planned to be ready for Smadi's preliminary hearing scheduled for October 5. The sheriff's department in Ellis County, Texas, released dash-cam video of Smadi in custody in a patrol car. The video was taken on September 11 2009 after deputies arrested Smadi on a charge unrelated to the bomb plot. Smadi was charged with driving without a license or insurance and paid a 550 US dollar fine. Meanwhile, an American ex-convict described as an admirer of US Taliban fighter John Walker Lindh is being held in Illinois. Michael Finton is accused of trying to blow up a federal courthouse in Springfield on Wednesday. Federal agents arrested Finton Wednesday after he attempted to set off what he thought was a powerful bomb in a van outside a federal courthouse. In the Finton and Smadi cases, authorities say decoy devices were provided to the men by FBI agents posing as al-Qaida operatives. Both men are charged with trying to detonate a weapon of mass destruction, although they stressed that the two cases were unrelated and that both had no connection to Zazi. Security analyst Charles Tucker of the DePaul University School of Law said that in such cases, authorities have to perform a balancing act. Tucker said authorities must allow suspects to proceed just far enough with their plans to prove that they were serious about committing the crimes. However, he also noted that authorities must also keep a close watch on the suspects in order to prevent them from actually carrying out an attack. "The bigger concern is what happens if they get away at that point, what happens if they get wind of your investigation, they go underground, then they commit the crime that they were planning to, that's the real concern," Tucker said.

Traffic was backed up but no one was hurt when a World War Two vintage Warbird airplane made an emergency landing on Highway 41 in Fond du Lac Sunday. It was on its way to the EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh. The pilot, 59-year-old William Leff of Dayton, Ohio, reported engine trouble but the only landing spot available was the highway.Traffic was blocked off in both directions as Leff brought the old plane in on a dead stick landing. The engine propeller was frozen.State Patrol Sergeant John Jones says the pilot pulled up just enough to miss a squad car, banked slightly to stay on the highway track and maneuvered the plane to miss yet a second squad car and a camper.Except for clipping some roadside signs, nothing else was damaged. No one was hurt. Sgt. Jones says it was one of those "holy cow things." Leff has been a pilot for 32 years. He was flying from an air show in Peoria, Illinois to EAA AirVenture.

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POLICE IN OLATHE, KANSAS SHOOT DOWN A FLEEING BANK ROBBER AND IT'S CAPTURED ON CAMERA! BENNIE HERRING STORMED INTO THE CAPITAL FEDERAL BANK ...ROBBED IT AND THEN FORCED A GROUP OF PEOPLE TO STRIP DOWN TO THEIR UNDERWEAR AND INTO A MINIVAN. THESE MOMENTS WERE CAPTURED ON DASHCAM AS THE MINVAN ARRIVES AT THE JOHNSON COUNTY EXECUTIVE AIRPORT WHERE A PLANE WAS SITTING ON THE AIR STRIP. AS THE ROBBER AND ONE OF HIS FEMALE HOSTAGES GET OUT OF THE VAN, COPS GUN HIM DOWN AS THE FEMALE HOSTAGE HITS HER HEAD ON PART OF THE PLANE AND THEN CRAWLS AWAY. DRAMATIC!

Sheer panic. That's how one pilot describes the moments after the window of his plane exploded in mid air. It all happened on Saturday afternoon on his way into Page Field Airport in Fort Myers. Rob Weber was flying at 170 mph when a bird crashed through his window. In a split second, the window was gone – blood was everywhere. Weber radioed for an emergency, and caught it all on camera. In the 11 years Weber has been flying he says only twice has he called "mayday.""You're sitting there waiting for a bird to come in. Never did see him. All of the sudden the window just explodes. I don't know if he was diving or what happened when I got him," said Weber. Alone and more than 1,000 feet of the ground, Weber says all he could do was hold on tight and fly his plane. A bird crashed into the front of his single-engine aircraft – leaving him with a broken window and a cut on his forehead. The video is all he needs to know he is one lucky pilot. Firefighters rushed out to Page Field to make sure Weber was okay; and he is. Weber is just bummed he now has to replace a broken window.

Heavy snow fell on the south metro area of Minneapolis around the Airport causing hazardous driving on the way home from Christmas.

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A man who came across a fiery jet crash said he saw former Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker and disc jockey Adam "DJ AM" Goldstein trying to extinguish the flames on their bodies by ripping off their clothing."We turned to the jet to try and see if there was anything we could do, but immediately, there was nothing anyone could do," William Owens told CNN affiliate WIS in Columbia, South Carolina. "I felt ill or sick to think that these lives were snuffed out at that point."The two men were in critical condition with extensive burns Saturday. The crash killed four other people on board, authorities said.The Learjet 60 carrying six people, including Barker and Goldstein, was taking off from the Columbia Metropolitan Airport in South Carolina on Friday night when it went off the runway. The plane crashed through light towers and an antenna array before crossing a road and stopping at an embankment, authorities said.Owens came across the plane wreck while driving and stopped to see whether he could help. Lexington County Coroner Harry O. Harman said all the dead in Friday's crash were Californians. He identified them as pilot Sarah Lemmon, 31, of Anaheim Hills; co-pilot James Bland, 52, of Carlsbad; Chris Baker, 29, of Studio City; and Charles Still, 25, of Los Angeles.The Associated Press reported that Baker was an assistant to Barker and Still was a security guard for the musician. Owens told WIS-TV he was driving on Highway 302 when he saw a fireball. Owens stopped and crossed across the road, which was doused with fuel, to get close to the wreckage. Barker was standing in the road, trying to extinguish his burning pants, Owens told WIS-TV. Owens and Goldstein walked toward the plane, but there was nothing they could do to help, he said.Federal investigators recovered the cockpit voice recorder from the crash site but said they aren't sure whether information on the device survived the blaze.Investigators are also obtaining recordings of conversations between controllers in the tower and the jet's two-person crew, said National Transportation Safety Board spokeswoman Debbie Hersman."Air traffic controllers did observe sparks from the aircraft as it was going down the runway and immediately alerted fire-rescue crews at the airport," Hersman said Saturday evening in West Columbia. The National Transportation Safety Board has sent team to West Columbia to investigate the crash. The Learjet 60 crashed on takeoff at 11:53 p.m. Friday. Beth Frits, spokeswoman at the Joseph Still Burn Center, in Augusta, Georgia, said Barker and Goldstein arrived at the hospital early Saturday. She said both men had "extensive burns." Video Watch charred wreckage of the plane »Barker and Goldstein had played at a huge free outdoor concert in Columbia's Five Points district on Friday night, CNN affiliate WIS-TV said.Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen said the twin-engine private jet was cleared for takeoff on a flight to Van Nuys, California, and began its takeoff roll a few minutes before midnight.Air traffic controllers "saw sparks coming from the runway -- whether that was from the aircraft or its engines, we don't know," Bergen said Saturday."They overran the end of runway 11. They impacted the antenna array and a number of lights at the end of the runway. They went through the perimeter fence and across the roadway here," Hersman said Saturday. "There was a significant post-crash fire."The crash closed the airport, which is Columbia's main commercial and passenger terminal, and it remained closed late Saturday afternoon. The airport's Web site listed nine commercial airline flights canceled through 7 p.m. Saturday.Hersman said the airport would not reopen until investigators finished collecting debris from the runway and crash site.advertisementShe said investigators would look at every aspect of the crash, from the pilots' schedules to the aircraft's condition. She said it was a fairly new airplane, manufactured in 2006 and certified to operate in 2007.In addition to playing with Blink-182, Barker appeared in the MTV reality show "Meet the Barkers" along with his wife at the time, former Miss USA Shanna Moakler, according to MTV's Web site.COLUMBIA --It was an escape that mystified those who stood before the fireball.Travis Barker, a rock drummer, and celebrity DJ Adam Goldstein climbed onto the right wing of a flaming Learjet that was to have delivered them and four others Friday to Los Angeles."Once they slid down the wing, they had to jump on each other to put each other out," Lt. Josh Shumpert of the South Congaree Police Department recalled the men telling him after the commuter jet crashed about midnight.Shoeless, in shock and in pain, Barker and Goldstein kept asking for an ambulance and worrying about their friends still inside, said Shumpert, one of the first responders on the scene."They were pacing back and forth," he said. The men did not appear to be burned as badly as he expected.The crash killed four people, including Barker's two assistants and the plane's crew.Shumpert said Goldstein, dressed in a T-shirt and shorts or boxers, was hurt the worst.The lieutenant and Columbia resident Bill Owens were among the first to arrive. A dashboard camera from Shumpert's cruiser captured the turmoil, and the officer gave his first extended interview Tuesday."I remember seeing the DJ guy with burns on his arms and the back and top of his head."Shumpert said he did not see burns on Barker, though he acknowledged it was dark."I think he had on one sock. Either that, or they were both real nasty. He did not have a shirt on."Doctors at an Augusta burn center said Barker, 32, and Goldstein, 35, have second- and third-degree burns. They are likely to recover fully, doctors have said."Travis was more visibly shaken than the other guy," said the 25-year-old lieutenant.Neither Barker nor Goldstein said much. Shumpert tried to comfort them, not knowing until an hour later that they were celebrities.Barker was a member of the multiplatinum-selling rock band Blink-182.Goldstein, known as DJ AM, once was engaged to celebrity Nicole Ritchie.Four days later, Owens said he feels guilty. "I'm concerned that I didn't react quickly. I reacted cautiously."

MUCH OF MINNESOTA HIT BY MAJOR SNOWSTORM / BLIZZARD THAT CAUSED A MASSIVE HEADACHE FOR DRIVERS AND TRAVELERS AROUND THE REGION. THIS IS STORM CHASER FOOTAGE TAKEN AROUND THE CITIES OF MINNEAPOLIS AND BLOOMINGTON, INCLUDING THE MINNEAPOLIS / ST. PAUL INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT.

NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD INVESTIGATORS LOOKING INTO MONDAY'S CRASH OF SOUTHEAST AIRLINES FLIGHT 529, THAT KILLED 5 PEOPLE, ARE FOCUSING ON A SNAPPED PROPELLER BLADE. TWO PASSENGERS SAY THE LEFT ENGINE BLEW APART AFTER THE PLANE REACHED CRUISING SPEED. INVESTIGATORS FOUND NOTHING MECHANICALLY WRONG WITH THE ENGINE OTHER THAN IT WAS RIPPED FROM ITS MOUNT. INVESTIGATORS ALSO RECOVERED THE PROPELLER FROM THE LEFT ENGINE, BUT IT WAS UNCLEAR WHETHER THE BLADE SNAPPED OFF BEFORE OR AFTER THE CRASH. THE PLANE WAS CERTIFIED TO FLY ON ONE ENGINE. THE FLIGHT DATA RECORDER INDICATED THE ENGINE FAILED AT 18,000 FEET. FOR THE NEXT NINE MINUTES AND 20 SECONDS THE FLIGHT CREW TOOK PROPER EMERGENCY PRECAUTIONS, INCLUDING PREPARING PASSENGERS FOR A CRASH. THERE WERE 26 PASSENGERS AND THREE CREW MEMBERS ON THE PLANE. PILOT ED GANNAWAY AND FOUR PASSENGERS WERE KILLED. 24 PEOPLE WERE HURT AND 14 OF THEM REMAINED HOSPITALIZED TUESDAY--6 IN CRITICAL CONDITION.