1996 TWA crash special report | Chuck Scarborough 50th Anniversary

[@ManChan-w5p]

I was living in Manhattan at this time and watching this on channel 4 WNBC.

[@Leevan75]

This NTSB guy should be more experienced in his assessment.... The plane probably landed on the water in one piece?!! Ummmm, what?? It would have been travelling at high speed at that point so how can a massive jet like a 747 land in the ocean in one piece?? Crazy.

[@ChristopherJoseph35]

Do I got this right… the former NTSB guy said he gets the witness are wrong about an inflight explosion? Wasn’t that what it actually was….?

[@themaverickfiles2020]

it was a missile. F the NTSB and FBI for covering it up...

[@johnp139]

Depends on the eyewitness. If the eyewitness INSISTS that they HEARD the explosion BEFORE they saw it (AND they INSIST that they were looking that way), then the eyewitness defies physics!!!

[@screwtewb]

15:35 Ira Furman -- what an arrogant clown. Turns out those witnesses were correct. Other flight crews flying in the vicinity of TWA800 reported the same sights to ATC. One flight crew reported to ATC seeing a bright white light and then an explosion just like the caller at 0:42 saw. And if a plane explodes in mid-air like a piñata, OF COURSE you'll have life rafts in the water. SMFH. You'd think a former NTSB investigator would know not to shoot off his stupid pudding-filled mouth before examining the facts of the accident.

[@talesfromthehoodtv503]

Someone at NBC slept through math class 😂😂😂

[@robertwelchny]

Nope. Chuck Scarborough has been at WNBC-TV for 50 years.

[@talesfromthehoodtv503]

@@robertwelchny 1996 was 48 years ago if im not mistaken

[@gavinproduction7433]

@@talesfromthehoodtv503you slept through math class.

[@Jnthncrrll]

OH YOU SHUT UP, TRUMPSTER FREAK AND THAT IS SO NOT FUNNY!!!!!

[@johnp139]

As long as you didn’t have the fish.

[@Desert_Ov_Thee_Real]

Why did you post this?

[@gavinproduction7433]

50 years of Chuck apparently he been at the station that long.

[@Hedra718]

They're celebrating his 50 year career at NBC

[@kateskeys]

I remember that flight. I had the chicken parmigiana. I was having a bad hair day and that’s all I remember. By the time I reached the other side I could hear Jim Morrison singing "Break On Through.. To The Other side". The smell of hamburgers and hot-dogs cooking over burning charcoals was intoxicating. The sky’s the limit.