Speaker 1: And now it's time for basins Sweet Day, Up Day,
Speaker 1: featuring veteran news anchor kt F on tweets. Here are
Speaker 1: the important stories he's currently tracking from.
Speaker 2: Around the world, Man tough one.
Speaker 3: This morning we found discovered there was a big crash
Speaker 3: of a Boeing seven eight seven Dreamliner. This is over
Speaker 3: in India. So this plane's taking off and then first
Speaker 3: of all had two and forty two people on it.
Speaker 3: We have learned that there is one survivor.
Speaker 2: Oh, there is a survivor.
Speaker 3: Yes, vishwash Kumar Ramish. He was in seat eleven A.
Speaker 3: So if you need to think about where you're buying
Speaker 3: your plane tickets, eleven A that's the one. Uh. He
Speaker 3: told reporters that about after thirty seconds after takeoff, he
Speaker 3: heard a loud noise before the plane crashed. This plane
Speaker 3: was going from to London. Again, two hundred and forty
Speaker 3: two people on it. It goes up and then it
Speaker 3: goes down and explodes and it's about a forty second
Speaker 3: video and you see it.
Speaker 2: The explosion is huge.
Speaker 4: I haven't seen it. Does it explode in air or
Speaker 4: explode on impact.
Speaker 2: On the ground, Yeah, impact on the ground.
Speaker 5: It takes off and then before it can really get up.
Speaker 5: It just kind of goes down at the same rate.
Speaker 3: Do you want to watch it? I mean, there's some
Speaker 3: life coverage of you watching. Okay, I'll walk around though
Speaker 3: with the most terrible plane crash video you'll see.
Speaker 2: I can't believe that he survived that.
Speaker 3: I can't either. That's that's the real shocking thing, honestly.
Speaker 5: Right, And he's doing interviews and stuff like he's able
Speaker 5: to talk. He was, yeah, like, is he injured?
Speaker 3: Here you go skin the sick mind that dude.
Speaker 5: That is Uh, that's like that Bruce Willis movie where
Speaker 5: he's the only guy who didn't die on the train.
Speaker 2: The train that crashes turns out to be. It's an
Speaker 2: m light Shyamalan movie. They usually have a anique twist
Speaker 2: at the end. Oh that's horrible. Yeah. Are those little
Speaker 2: houses by the airport?
Speaker 3: I don't know, probably a village, maybe a cottage. I
Speaker 3: don't really know the difference in those two things.
Speaker 4: Uh so a lot of people did now, but I
Speaker 4: imagine I would imagine too.
Speaker 2: You said it's India to London.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, So, I mean there's no telling that on
Speaker 4: flights like that. Oftentimes you have high profile people. Oh, like,
Speaker 4: we might end up finding out some high profile people
Speaker 4: are on that flight.
Speaker 5: I saw where they say it could take months or
Speaker 5: years to determine the cause of the crash there, like
Speaker 5: it could be bird strikes, pilot error, manufacturing defects, or
Speaker 5: inadequate maintenance.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: The bird strike would fit to the tone of him
Speaker 3: saying I heard a very loud noise thirty seconds after takeoff,
Speaker 3: and that could cause the engine failure. And this was
Speaker 3: apparently a double engine failure too.
Speaker 2: Then that wouldn't be a bird strike, right, birds.
Speaker 3: If the birds hit it, it could I.
Speaker 5: Think No, he's saying it would be so many the
Speaker 5: only skins, right, But unless it's so many birds that
Speaker 5: both engines hit birds simultaneously.
Speaker 2: Like a flock of birds.
Speaker 3: Now. Back in twenty twenty four January twenty twenty four,
Speaker 3: a fellow by the name of John Barnett was on
Speaker 3: TMZ and he was known as the Boeing whistleblower, and
Speaker 3: he was talking about at the time Boeing seven thirty seven,
Speaker 3: But he also mentioned in that interview the seven eighty
Speaker 3: seven Dreamliner, which was this plane, bigger plane, and basically
Speaker 3: the whole thing is hey they're cutting cost, they're cutting
Speaker 3: inspection crews, they're not putting the quality that needs to
Speaker 3: go into these things because of you know, catastrophic accident
Speaker 3: kills a bunch of people.
Speaker 2: We all know this.
Speaker 3: And then two months after that interview, he was found
Speaker 3: dead with a gunshot wound to the head in his
Speaker 3: truck and a Charleston, South Carolina hotel. Remember that I
Speaker 3: have stayed in oo So were you there at the time.
Speaker 3: I was not there at the time. I was there
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 2: Alibi, I was before.
Speaker 3: But there was a picture of me poking my head
Speaker 3: out the window of that hotel looking into the parking lot, shirtless.
Speaker 2: Really that I could tell you that it was after this.
Speaker 2: I was looking to see what happened in the parking lot.
Speaker 5: He was the whistleblower, and you were just a blower,
Speaker 5: not what happened.
Speaker 2: Hey man, Lisa, your whistle. Do you guys think about this?
Speaker 3: You guys think about the plane crashes alot?
Speaker 2: Do you guys think about it.
Speaker 3: I'm on a fight next week, and I'm.
Speaker 2: You're going on a flight in this in this environment.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna check like am I on a Boeing seven
Speaker 3: thirty seven.
Speaker 2: Are you going on a dreamliner?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: I earlier today, I had to do just this scan
Speaker 4: that I got to do like twice a year.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: It's just maintenance, you know, just post medical stuff, and
Speaker 4: you're strapped down and you gotta be still for thirty minutes.
Speaker 4: And I did have the thought, Man, what if a
Speaker 4: mosquito landed on my face right now? That would really suck.
Speaker 4: Like you're just strapped down and you can't do anything,
Speaker 4: and you can't move because it screws the scan up,
Speaker 4: but your arms are strapped anyways. And then once you
Speaker 4: have that thought, then your mind goes to what if
Speaker 4: a spider crawled across.
Speaker 2: My face right now?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: No, And then I'm sitting here going why am I
Speaker 4: thinking about these horrible things? I'll have another fifteen minutes
Speaker 4: stuck in this machine. This is a really bad idea.
Speaker 4: Invasive thoughts, yeah, invasive, horrible thoughts. All I know is this,
Speaker 4: I would not fly in the next week.
Speaker 2: No way.
Speaker 5: I would not be caught dead on a plane. But
Speaker 5: good luck to you. Plane crashes come in threes, They're always.
Speaker 2: Come in little bursts. There's always a pocket up, dude.
Speaker 3: You know what I was thinking of so.
Speaker 2: Your aviation talk has turned me on.
Speaker 3: We lost Slice Stone and Brian Wilson of the Beach
Speaker 3: Boys at the age of eighty two, and we all
Speaker 3: know that music.
Speaker 2: Deaths come in threes. Yep, do you guys know who
Speaker 2: to be looking out for? Wait, they were both eighty
Speaker 2: two years old? Yeah, oh no, who's another eighty two
Speaker 2: year old? Musician? Roy Orbison?
Speaker 3: I would say, Keith sleeping, sleep with one eye open.
Speaker 3: Paul McCartney and Lee green wool Oh.
Speaker 2: Do that to them.
Speaker 3: But also if it's if it's not a music triumvirate,
Speaker 3: sleep with one eye open. Joe Biden and Jerry Jones.
Speaker 3: Those are your famous eighty two year olds right here
Speaker 3: on ninety seven. Today is the day that I learned
Speaker 3: that Lee Greenwood is eighty two. He looks amazing for
Speaker 3: being that old and that little.
Speaker 5: All right, there's updates on a new plane crash and
Speaker 5: some just some inside.
Speaker 2: And eighty two year olds coming up.
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