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Lisa Licera (0:02)
Searching for answers. I'm Lisa Licera of FOX news. At least 12 people have died in yesterday's crash of a UPS cargo plane in Louisville, Kentucky. Federal investigators are now on the scene.
Garrett Henney (0:14)
Investigators with the NTSB recovered the black box from that crash site and that is going to be a key piece of evidence as they try to piece together just how this disaster happened. Flight data indicates that the MD11 aircraft barely got off the ground going up just 175ft before. And investigators say the engine fell off and the plane with more than 38,000 gallons of jet fuel crashed into the ground and exploded. Several businesses took a direct hit from the plane, including a petroleum recycling center with its own tanks of oil and gas that added to the explosion. And investigators are now going through the debris field that stretches for more than half a mile.
Lisa Licera (0:56)
Fox's Garrett Henney in Louisville. The Transportation Department and the FAA announcing a 10% reduction in air traffic across 40 busy airports starting Friday.
Sean Duffy (1:06)
We do not want to see disruptions at the FAA or here at dot. We don't want that. But our number one priority is to make sure when you travel, you travel safely.
Lisa Licera (1:16)
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. The cuts are due to a shortage of air traffic controllers who have been working without pay since the government shutdown more than a month ago. At the White House earlier today, President Trump called for an end to the impasse.
Donald Trump (1:28)
Countless public servants are now not being paid and the air traffic control system is under increasing strain. We must get the government back open soon.
Lisa Licera (1:37)
Democrats are calling for an extension of health care subsidies that are set to expire at the end of the year. Seven firefighters heard in the New York City's borough of the Bronx after a car caught fire and exploded just after 7pm the cause of the explosion is under investigation. America is listening to FOX News.
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