CBS Evening News - 2014-05-23
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[0:00] Tonight, the close calls are coming
[0:03] closer together.
[0:05] 601, stop your turn. Stop your
[0:06] direction. Stop your climb and stop your
[0:08] turn. Flight 601. Jeff Piggay has the
[0:10] latest in a string of airline near
[0:13] misses. Danielle Noddingham reports.
[0:16] Donald Sterling is giving up his battle
[0:18] to keep the LA Clippers. Alan Pizzy on
[0:22] the delicate issues facing the Pope on
[0:24] his historic visit to the Holy Land. An
[0:27] American mountain climber falls into an
[0:30] ice creasse. That hurt bad, but I got to
[0:33] get out. Clarissa Ward tells us how he
[0:37] did. And Steve Hartman on the road with
[0:41] the power of love. Even though the mind
[0:45] doesn't remember
[0:47] everything, the heart remembers.
[0:55] This is the CBS Evening News with Scott
[0:59] Py. Good evening. Three times in two
[1:03] weeks now, commercial airliners have
[1:05] flown dangerously close to collisions.
[1:08] Today, the FAA revealed the latest
[1:10] incident. It involved two Airbus A320s,
[1:13] both out of George Bush Intercontinental
[1:16] Airport in Houston. One of them headed
[1:18] to Vancouver, the other to Mexico City.
[1:21] Transportation correspondent Jeff Pigay
[1:23] tells us what went wrong.
[1:25] It happened on May 9th around 9:30 p.m.
[1:28] United Flight 601 was on runway 9 taking
[1:31] off. Another United plane, flight 437,
[1:35] had just departed on runway 15 left. The
[1:38] controller instructed the pilot of
[1:39] flight 601 to make a right turn, putting
[1:42] the planes on a collision course before
[1:44] realizing his mistake. United 601, stop
[1:47] your turn. Stop. That's stop your climb
[1:49] and stop your turn for 961. The aircraft
[1:51] ended up separated by less than a mile
[1:54] and 40