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Time now for a look at the news as seen across the United States a

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couple of hours ago, in ABC World News with Dianne Sawyer.

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Welcome. Tonight, cockpit confusion. How did pilots on this passenger

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plane land at the wrong airport on a runway so small they had to screech

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at the finish? Passengers on what happened.

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What's in the drinking water, five days after the company says it safe?

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And sneezing and greetings. Are you safe hugging someone with a cold? We

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are in the lab for real answers. Good evening. We begin this week

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with a moment that has everyone asking, how could this happen? A big

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passenger jet landed at the wrong airport, screeching to a halt.

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Tonight, an investigation is under way and passengers are speaking out

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about how they felt as the plane hit the brakes. For passengers onboard

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the flight, the chaos and confusion began when they felt the pilot slam

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on the break. It quickly became clear there was a problem. The pilot

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said, I'm sorry but we landed at the wrong airport. The plane, packed

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with 140 passengers, took off and was supposed to land in Missouri.

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The pilot was cleared to land there. Instead, he some may --

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somehow landed here, seven miles away, at a much smaller airport.

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Runway is facing a similar direction. This runway is more than

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7000 feet long and has an overrun zone. The runway at the smaller

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airport is some 3000 feet shorter and there are steep drop-off at each

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end. That's why the pilot slammed on the brakes, the plane coming to a

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screeching halt just 300 feet before it would have plunged over the edge.

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Jilla this could have been really bad. -- this could have been. That

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Bromley was never built to take such a large plane. -- that runway. The

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pilot tried to calm the passengers. A similar incident in November when

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this cargo jet landed at a tiny airport in Kansas. Much smaller than

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its intended destination. At 737, -- authorities have been searching for

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answers. The black box has been shipped for review. The pilots have

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been grounded as they investigate what went wrong.

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The developing story. This one out of Florida. It echoes another

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tragedy in Colorado. The movie theatre, gunmen and heroes at the

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ready inside. They might have saved lives.

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The shooting happened during movie previews at an high end movie

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theatre. At approximately 1:30pm, we got an emergency call for a shooting

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at the theatre. There will be many people inside. Police say one couple

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were there to see a lone survivor, that he was using a cellphone,

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texting and tweeting noise. That's when they say a 71 -year-old got fed

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up and went for the manager. He came back very irritated. They started

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arguing about the cellphone. The guy who was shot dead something like, I

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was just text in my daughter. We now learn the 71 -year-old was a retired

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police officer. When he got to the seat, he fought with the couple and

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pulled out a gun. I'm not sure who threw the popcorn. Suddenly, bang.

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He studied to sit over, fell on my son and I. And off duty officer kept

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the accused in the theatre until police arrived. The man is in

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custody and he could be charged with second degree homicide.

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The people waiting for five days for drinking water and water take the --

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to take part in West Virginia. Some of the families are being told the

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water is safe. Even if it has a strong and strange smile. Our

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correspondent has more. These National Guard troops are

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testing the water in Charleston. Hundreds of people are lining up to

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fill their jugs, five days into this ordeal. 300,000 people were ordered

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to take a drink or base in water after a chemical leaked into the

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river, polluting the water supply. For many people, sweet relief. We

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are at a point where you can use water in certain areas. Some people

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might smell chemical's licorice over. That scares this woman. She is

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scared of giving her sons tap water ever again. Will you have confidence

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in the water? No. I will use food stamps. The head of the water

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treatment plants as they are testing the water before they get it the

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seal of approval. Will you drink the glass of water? Yes, any time. When

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the system is flushed. Residents will have to flush out the leftover

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water in their pipes. The chemical, see -- company responsible for the

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late has not been inspected since the '90s. People are still lining up

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for water. After the cold and dangerous mess

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across the country, the polar vortex is gone. Miles of potholes and

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floods are left behind. Our correspondent has more.

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The big thaw is causing problems. In Chicago, three people plunged into

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the icy waters. Two died. In Maryland, three children were

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rescued as they fell through the ice. At least two tornadoes in North

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Carolina. In New York, ten feet of water flooding homes. Families were

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rescued by bulldozers. In New Hampshire, the water looked like a

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scattered shaking -- skating rink. Here, eyes that has not melted.

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Giant potholes in Pennsylvania, turning this bridge into Swiss

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cheese. The warm-up is causing a mess.

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There is fresh trouble for Chris Christie of New Jersey after the

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scandal over the APEC traffic jam. Tonight, any question Ian Botham

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Superstorm Sandy and his family. It is fair? Our correspondent has more.

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Chris Christie was the political hero of a king Sandy. Parking

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victims, walking the beach with a Democratic president. But he is

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under federal investigation. $25 million of federal money used to

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create this ad campaign featuring Chris Christie, his wife and his

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children. It was added during the pre-election campaign. Now, a second

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federal investigation, separate from the bridge scandal. Did he pick an

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ad agency twice as expensive city could start in the commercials? This

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is a higher bid. The lower bid refused to use the governor and his

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family. Everything in the two bids was apples to apples. None of the

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creative is included the governor. The governor has not been seen in

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public since the marathon news conference. Both commercials were

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approved by the Obama Administration. Also, another

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high-profile governor, starring in the California commercial. But these

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were privately funded, raising more questions about how things are done

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in Chris Christie's New Jersey. Iran has set a date to move forward

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in their nuclear deal. The agreement with the US and five other countries

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are taking effect in January 20. It promises to reduce its nuclear

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programme and promised daily inspections.

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Still to come on the programme: What is the answer to the cold and

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influenza? Is it safer to hug someone then shake hands? Fist

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bumps? High-fives? How to reduce the risk of the sneezy season.

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How to be with people but are buoyed the colds and influenza. Tonight,

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the flu outbreak is still in 20 states. How do you get the least

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exposure? A hug? A handshake? They high-fives? Our correspondent has

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more. Can we as so the question? What is

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the best way to greet each other to protect ourselves? A handshake? Fist

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bump? High-fives? For our experiment, I am a patient. My hand

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is covered with thousands of E. Coli bacteria. These are on harmful. We

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begin. The hands of volunteers are free of E. Coli. I shook hands with

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all of the volunteers in group one. The press their hands in the special

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plates. The plays are incubated overnight. My hand, on the left.

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This is how much I passed on to the volunteer. Almost as much as me. She

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shakes hands with the next volunteer and so on. It takes four handshakes

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for the transfer to the crease. The last person in line but enough

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bacteria from my head to get sick. We compare that to a fist bump. I am

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on the left. The plate on the right, the first fist bump. Fewer germs.

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Fist bump is minimised the surface area. Time also matters. Fist bumps

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which is the length of time your hands are in contact. What about

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high-fives? The hands of fully touching. But the contact time is

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short. Mine is on the left. The first high-fives is on the right.

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The result? The same as the fist bump. Much more affected than the

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handshake. During the flu season, mix it up.

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What about hugging? It is good if you do it like these women. Over the

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shoulder, not face-to-face. Past the cheek and over the shoulder. The

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head is intense. You touch your eyes and nose. Your eyes and nose, given

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that the entry points into the body. A common way to get sick. The worst

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thing, handshakes. It is not good. You have the germs right there. The

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best thing, high-fives or the fist bump. If you are a thread of germs,

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the elbow of the works that always works.

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A fountain of youth for your brain. Can you click on the bird that looks

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different from the others? A groundbreaking new study found brain

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games like these work after all. After six weeks, participants found

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it easier to manage daily life, pay bills, Cork, keep medication

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straight, improve memory for years. An afternoon service coinciding with

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a play-off game. This past us sped things. Do you want to be forgiven

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for your sins? There is some bread and wine on the table. Feel free to

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help yourself. He revealed a 49ers T-shirt under his robe. The Lord did

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not mind the abbreviated sermon. General Motors vanquished

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competitors with two mighty wins at an auto show. What was the

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successful idea? The first woman CEO of a car

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company. Our correspondent has more. A first for General Motors. The

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winner is the stingray. Winning both top car and top truck of the year.

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It is the woman behind the winning design who is grabbing all of the

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headlines. Her first public appearance since being named the

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CEO. We have an exclusive behind the scenes access. People are going to

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focus on the fact you are a woman, the first woman. Never approached it

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from that perspective. In, work hard. Build a strong team. The

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success of GM, on her shoulders. Lighter and more fuel efficient

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models. There are new technologies are cannot talk about. I cannot. It

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is a competitive imperative for us. Is the first woman in her family to

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go to college. She started GM in 1980. Her father worked for the

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company for 39 years. This is the Cadillacs. What would your parents

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think? There would be so proud. What does it say to the American or the

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company and the people to see a woman on top? Had no idea this was

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the world would be playing. I approached it with the same

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strategy. It is a strong message about hard work. Her prediction for

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the future? More electric cars and self driving cars. There will be on

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the roads in our lifetime. They will be safe.

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We will see you here tomorrow. A drop in temperature following

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Monday afternoon. Ice in some areas. Patchy fog across central and

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western areas. Into the morning rush hour, frost and fog will

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