This morning, federal officials are trying to figure out how an Amazon cargo plane barreled off the runway in Miami.
Five people are dead.
We're going to hear from an aviation safety expert about what investigators will be looking at first.
And the White House sounding more hopeful after meetings in Moscow and Kiev.
Could this four-year war end before winter?
And Senator Bernie Sanders turns 85 tomorrow.
He spent years pulling the Democratic Party to the left.
Who will pick up the mantle of the movement he's built?
Good morning, everybody.
I'm Audie Cornish, and here is where we begin.
The people confirmed dead at least five.
Another five are injured.
And this happened after an Amazon cargo plane overran a landing in Miami.
So I'm going to warn you because the next video is a bit graphic, difficult to watch.
All right.
This is the moment that the flight actually lost control.
You can see it crashing into vehicles on the ground.
The plane was going nearly 130 miles per hour when it left the runway.
This is according to the tracking data.
Now, the National Transportation Safety Board and FAA are investigating.