Evening Buzz: "Christmas Miracle" of Flight 331
Maureen Miller
AC360° Writer
Tonight on 360°, a look at the frightening moments for those aboard an American Airlines flight that overshot a runway and stopped just feet from the Caribbean Sea.
Randi Kaye reports on the accident in Jamaica. The video and photos from the accident scene are remarkable. They show the plane broken in several places. Amazingly, no one was killed.
We're also following the latest developments in the health care fight on Capitol Hill. A vote on the Senate version is expected at 7 a.m. ET.
And, President Obama gives himself a B+ for his first year in office. Tonight, we have a strategy session on the topic. CNN Senior Political Analyst and former presidential adviser David Gergen, who worked for Nixon, Ford, Reagan and Clinton weighs on Mr. Obama's presidency. You'll also hear from CNN Political Contributor and Republican Strategist Leslie Sanchez and Tanya Acker of Huffington Post, who is a former Clinton White House staffer.
Plus, due to popular demand, we'll share some more of the most memorable moments of AC360° from 2009. I have three words for you: Oscar the Grouch.
Join us for these stories and much more starting at 10 p.m. ET on CNN. See you then!
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God provided protection for the passengers,flight crew and the folks on the ground at the airport in Jamaica.It certainly is a miracle and an awesome blessing and we are ever so grateful. Queen L'Amour
We all know that the country does not have enough primary care providers go around. I think the government should subsidized the tuition for medical school. These would encourage more students to go to medical school once they know fully well that they will not spend most of the time paying back loans while some schoolmates who only spend fours years in college are making six figures within three years at wall street. I think medical school should be subsidized heavily. I migrated from a country who did just that when I went to college.
I believe he needs his boy. The young man needs time for him and his father to bond. I was a young man without a father to and he will want his father now and if doesnt have his father he will have wanted the father when older.Theyll bond thats the issue!
Wow.....scary.