Full Episode: Friday, November 6, 2026

Wait a minute. The young co pilot could be heard saying we're going to crash into the ground. A key piece of the plane coming off those 911 calls just in tonight. Here's Aaron Katurski. Tonight, the horrified witnesses left dumbfounded when a private jet nose dived into a residential neighborhood in Florida. I think so. I think an airplane, a rocket, something fell down the sky. We felt our house shake and then we heard an explosion. When we ran outside, we didn't see the actual thing fall, but sparks came out and there was a bunch of smoke. The desperate call to 911 released moments ago. We need I think police because I think a bump just landed close to the mine. Investigators believe the plane broke apart in stormy weather, plunging 32,000ft in a minute. Is it still raining there or no? Yes, it is still raining. Okay. Yeah, just make sure. But you didn't hear any like actual lightning sound either. Okay. It was like a explosion sound. Nine people including the 20 year old CO pilot, Natalia Filgueres, were killed in the crash. Today, her father fighting tears, describing her final radio message. I wanted to be by her side inside the plane to help her. I had to be next to her saying he is proud of how she handled the crisis. She showed me what it is to be a hero. She was the one over there to the last minute fighting. And tonight, David, investigators are still working to determine why that plane broke apart and plummeted to the ground. David. Aaron Katurski reporting tonight. Thanks, Aaron. There is news tonight on the American economy and jobs. The US adding 165,000 jobs in Octo, beating expectations. Unemployment ticking down to 4.1%. The report showing wages not keeping up with inflation. The jobs report helping to stabilize the stock market today after two wild days of trading up and then down after the midterms. The Dow losing 237 points today. The NASDAQ bouncing back gaining 264 points. The S and P up as well. Tonight here, the Diane Sawyer investigation. The JonBenet Ramsey case. Family photos you've never seen before. Thirty years after the six year old was savagely murdered. Tonight, Diane asking about the evidence that could turn this case. DNA found at the scene who was unknown, Male 1 Diane, of course, the first reporter in that home in 1997. Tonight, back with the questions that might help crack this case. And we hear from JonBenet's brother ready to step out of his silence. Here's Diane. There she is, a little girl frozen in time. JonBenet Ramsey.