Academy Award nominated movie AIRPORT (1970) shows the disturbing story of a suicide bombing of a plane, as a snowstorm engulfs the only airport that might save the damaged plane. In this episode we explore what happens when someone successfully blows up a plane mid-air, and how investigators piece together the clues to find the culprits…

Well known Hollywood blockbuster SULLY (2016) follows the story of Chesley Sullenberger, an American pilot who became a hero after landing his damaged plane on the Hudson River saving everyone onboard. We tell the full story of Sully’s heroics and explore previous emergency landings – one successful – one tragic – that helped Sully to perform his miracle on the Hudson.

Deputies answer a 911 call about some lady throwing objects at passing cars and pointing her fingers like she has a gun at passerby’s. She ends up fighting the Deputies, exhibiting strength that defies logic. Deputy Bare responds to a domestic violence call where an intoxicated woman is throwing heavy objects at her husband and biting.

Deputy Harris responds to a call from an anonymous caller saying that a stolen vehicle would be found parked by a local business in a shopping mall. Upon arrival at the store, the in-store security officer points to two males and claims they were in the store earlier and had stolen items. As Deputy Harris investigates he discovers that one of the two males accused by the store of theft was on probation for auto theft. He then discovers the stolen vehicle and a shaved key in his possession which is used to steal cars by bypassing the ignition lock. Deputy Isham notices a car stopped at the intersection of a major mall with the engine running and when he approaches the vehicle and tries to get the divers attention, the driver was totally an unresponsive. The scent of alcohol filled the interior of the vehicle once the driver opened the door. Deputy Sosa responds to a report of a vehicle that may be involved in an earlier vehicle break in. Drugs are found and one is arrested.

Richland County, SC officers catch a fleeing suspect and Nye County, NV officers respond to an active shooter barricaded in a trailer. Brookford, NC officers serve a warrant and Daytona Beach search for a fleeing car.

After Thomas Lee Sehorne and his wife become involved in a local swinger’s club, all the members become suspects when he is executed in his drive-way.

When a working class man wins 30 million dollars in the lottery he befriends the an eccentric woman named Dee Dee More. When he is found murdered in her backyard, Dee Dee Moore is the only person who truly knows what happened.

When the mother of quadruplets is killed in a brazen morning home invasion suspicion falls on her ex-husband, who was in another state at the time.

High School friends Pedro Bravo and Christian Aguilar are in love with the same girl. When they all go to college and she picks Christian he goes missing. Pedro pleads with the police to find his friend but may be hiding a dark secret and which his iPhone may know.

When mother of two Heather Strong disappears, suspicion falls on her estranged husband Josh Fulgham and the former babysitter-turned-lover Emilia Carr.

Bitter rivals high-school, Rachel Wade and Sarah Ludemann are involved in a love triangle over Josh Camacho. The teenage feud escalates until one of them ends up dead.

Former housewife turned pornography actress Amanda Logue is somehow involved in the murder of a working-class businessman. When police learn that the murder occurred at the culmination of an all-night sex party involving Amanda’s boyfriend, they look to Amanda for answers

Officers work undercover to catch an alleged ecstasy dealer; two people claim a suspect tried to run them down with a car; a suspicious driver is pulled over and tries to destroy evidence; officers respond to an alleged assault.

A Las Vegas police officer breaks up a street fight; a jaywalker tries to flee from police after being stopped; a suspicious car in a parking lot is searched and its occupants suspected of prostitution; the driver of a truck is stopped for speeding and a shotgun is found in the vehicle.

Officers attempt to serve a warrant for unpaid child support; a domestic violence dispute is investigated; drugs and a firearm are discovered by officers during a traffic stop; an officer chases men who are suspected of fleeing the scene of an accident.

A suspect flees on foot after a traffic stop; a driver is given a citation for making an illegal U-turn; a suspicious vehicle is pulled over and officers discover drug-related materials; a domestic dispute is investigated.

Whitesnake was the brainchild of Ex- Deep Purple frontman David Coverdale. They appeared on the English music scene in 1978 with raunchy lyrics, and a big blues rock sound. Over the next 12 years, David Coverdale’s grit and determination went on to drive them to become one of the biggest successes of the “Hair Metal Age”. But there were plenty of casualties on the way with a host of line-up changes, as Coverdale ruthlessly searched for the winning formula. Hit songs like “Here I Go Again” and “Fool For Your Loving” pushed them to the forefront of the Glam Rock consciousness. With an Image that went from moustached Blues musicians, to Bouffant, leather clad Glam Rockers, David Coverdale’s band Whitesnake sold millions of Albums worldwide and their sexy glamourous videos defined the Hair Metal Era.

In the mid 1980s, hair metal band Poison fronted by ambitious Bret Michaels and wild lead guitarist C.C Deville, bass player Bobby Dahl and drummer Rikki Rockett were united in their determination to become global rock stars. Through sheer hard work and relentless promotion, they did indeed take the world by storm within a couple of years of landing in Los Angeles. Thanks to their spectacular arena gigs and 40 million album and DVD sales, they have become one of the world’s most successful and enduring glam rock stars. Their off-stage excess and partying, along with their female following at all the parties, was legendary. But Fame and fortune cost them dear and they paid big time. By the 1990s, serious cracks began to appear. Festering jealousies and power struggles, worsening addictions, gladiatorial backstage fist fights and ultimately burnout from constant touring and partying were amongst the trials they faced.. So which of these ended up poisoning Poison ? Or was their fate sealed by outside forces beyond their control ? Hold on tight !

In 1984, Twisted Sister were one of the biggest heavy metal bands on the planet with the world at their feet. After a decade battling to get to the top, this Long Island bar band were hailed as the new rock gods of MTV but their crash and burn would be spectacular! Told by the band themselves and their lead singer, the voice of Breaking the Band, Dee Snider. This is a cautionary tale of how ego, overexposure and intra-band tension would rip the group apart. Revealing the true story behind the split of Rock and Roll’s most outrageous, heavily made up and beloved acts. This is Breaking the Band: Twisted Sister.

Whitesnake was the brainchild of Ex- Deep Purple frontman David Coverdale. They appeared on the English music scene in 1978 with raunchy lyrics, and a big blues rock sound. Over the next 12 years, David Coverdale’s grit and determination went on to drive them to become one of the biggest successes of the “Hair Metal Age”. But there were plenty of casualties on the way with a host of line-up changes, as Coverdale ruthlessly searched for the winning formula. Hit songs like “Here I Go Again” and “Fool For Your Loving” pushed them to the forefront of the Glam Rock consciousness. With an Image that went from moustached Blues musicians, to Bouffant, leather clad Glam Rockers, David Coverdale’s band Whitesnake sold millions of Albums worldwide and their sexy glamourous videos defined the Hair Metal Era.

In the mid 1980s, hair metal band Poison fronted by ambitious Bret Michaels and wild lead guitarist C.C Deville, bass player Bobby Dahl and drummer Rikki Rockett were united in their determination to become global rock stars. Through sheer hard work and relentless promotion, they did indeed take the world by storm within a couple of years of landing in Los Angeles. Thanks to their spectacular arena gigs and 40 million album and DVD sales, they have become one of the world’s most successful and enduring glam rock stars. Their off-stage excess and partying, along with their female following at all the parties, was legendary. But Fame and fortune cost them dear and they paid big time. By the 1990s, serious cracks began to appear. Festering jealousies and power struggles, worsening addictions, gladiatorial backstage fist fights and ultimately burnout from constant touring and partying were amongst the trials they faced.. So which of these ended up poisoning Poison ? Or was their fate sealed by outside forces beyond their control ? Hold on tight !

In 1984, Twisted Sister were one of the biggest heavy metal bands on the planet with the world at their feet. After a decade battling to get to the top, this Long Island bar band were hailed as the new rock gods of MTV but their crash and burn would be spectacular! Told by the band themselves and their lead singer, the voice of Breaking the Band, Dee Snider. This is a cautionary tale of how ego, overexposure and intra-band tension would rip the group apart. Revealing the true story behind the split of Rock and Roll’s most outrageous, heavily made up and beloved acts. This is Breaking the Band: Twisted Sister.