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body of a student pilot who thrown from a small aircraft plane Found Body of Pilot Found, The body of a student pilot who thrown from a small aircraft plane above an area east of Chattanooga, Tennessee, in a freak accident Friday evening was found on Saturday, authorities said. The man’s body was located after 8 a.m. local time, Bob Gault, a spokesman for the Bradley County Sheriff’s department, told NBC News. The accident occurred when the owner of the Zodiac 601XL plane was taking lessons from an instructor, NBC station WRCB of Chattanooga reported, citing police. A malfunction caused the plane to nose dive and the canopy flew open – and neither man was wearing a seat belt, WRCB reported. The accident occurred at about 2,500 feet, the Chattanooga Times Free Press reported. The instructor was able to land the aircraft back at Collegedale Municipal Airport, operations manager Chris Hancock confirmed to NBC News. He directed further questions to a Collegedale police spokesman who c

Police Guarding The Eiffel Tower Eiffel Tower evacuated, French police stand guard near the Eiffel Tower in Paris on March 30, 2013. The Eiffel Tower was evacuated after an anonymous phone call announced an attack, said a police source. The perimeter of the monument was secured and about 1,400 people were evacuated shortly before 9 p.m. French police say the Eiffel Tower has been completely evacuated after an anonymous individual called in a bomb threat Saturday. The call received at 7 p.m. local time warned of a possible attack at 9:30 p.m. local time. Investigators used sniffer dogs to search the Eiffel Tower for any suspicious devices. About 1,400 tourists and staffers were evacuated from the tower. French police have received similar calls in the past and have always evacuated the famous tourist attraction as a precaution. The tower was evacuated at least once last year and twice in 2011, according to The Associated Press. News website Le Parisien reported that police said th

  Police said a search of the monument Eiffel Tower evacuated, After there was thread claim. Police Authorities have said a search of the monument could take hours The Eiffel Tower in Paris has been evacuated after an anonymous phone-call threatening an attack. The Eiffel Tower is an iron lattice tower located on the Champ de Mars in Paris, named after the engineer Gustave Eiffel, whose company designed and built the tower. An estimated 1,400 people were visiting the site when France's anti-terrorism police made the decision to clear it. A security perimeter was set up around the world-famous monument and police said a search could take several hours, local media reported. The tower has been threatened several times in recent years. In 2011, 4,000 people were cleared from it. L'Express news website said that tourists and staff were told to come down from the tower at around 19:00 local time (18:00 GMT) on Saturday. Security guards were also ordered to leave, a

Bode Miller Wages Custody War Bode Miller custody war, Olympic skiing champion Bode Miller is suing the mother of his one month old son in a nasty custody war. Bode Miller wants a judge to force Sara McKenna to move back to California and change the child's last name from McKenna to Miller. Bode Miller is also demanding the judge require McKenna to get written consent from Miller before taking the child out of California gain. Bode Miller lives in San Diego while his child's mother lives in New York City. Like most celebrity custody wars this one has gotten ugly. Sara McKenna is claiming that Bode Miller is a terrible father. TMZ reports McKenna said Miller wanted her to have an abortion when he first learned she was pregnant. Sara McKenna claims Miller is an unfit father because he resides on a yacht. She also claims Miller has a drug an alcohol problem. Bode Miler is engaged in more than one custody war. At the same time he filed the custody suit against Sara McKenna he

A pilot fell from this small plane without a parachute after having trouble controlling the plane, a flight instructor who was able to land the plane said. A search was on for the pilot in the Collegedale area. Body of Pilot Found, who has fell 2500 feet from plane found in Tennessee. Search crews in rural Tennessee have found the body of a man who fell an estimated 2,500 feet to his death after the cockpit canopy of his airplane opened, officials said on Saturday. "They found him in a tree line, not too far off the road," about a half-mile from a volunteer fire station, said Bob Gault, spokesman for the Bradley County Sheriff's Office. Gault said he would have to wait until the National Transportation Safety Board completes an investigation before confirming reports that the man was not wearing his safety harness and that the plane had gone into a nosedive at the time of the accident late on Friday afternoon. Emergency personnel from Bradley County as well as a

Michael Lacey The Driver of the Bentley Crash Laker's Bentley crash, The driver of a black Bentley owned by LA Lakers’ forward Jordan Hill's Bentley was reportedly involved in a DUI, but Hill was not driver The Bentley convertible of Lakers forward Jordan Hill was involved in a traffic accident early Saturday morning. According to California Highway Patrol Officer Monica Posada, the vehicle, which was not being driven by Hill, crashed into a condominium complex in Marina Del Rey about 2 a.m. While Hill lives in the building that was struck, he wasn't in the vehicle at the time of the crash. Firefighters inspect the accident scene where a Bentley owned by Lakers foward Jordan Hill crashed. The driver, identified as Michael Lacey, 26, was arrested on suspicion of driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The accident reportedly ruptured a gas line that was shut down by firefighters. "Officers followed a trail of blood from the car to an elevat

Authorities stand at the site of a burnt out cabin near Angelus Oaks, California February 13, 2013, where police believe they engaged in a shootout with fugitive former Los Angeles police officer Christopher Dorner. Dorner reward shrinks, for dead California fugitive policeman $1 million reward offer shrinks. Second group has pulled its money from a pooled $1.2 million reward offered during a manhunt for a renegade former California policeman who died in a fiery standoff, a Los Angeles television station said. The Peace Officers Research Association of California withdrew the $50,000 it pledged for information leading to the arrest and conviction of Christopher Dorner, KNBC said. An official for the association, which represents 64,000 police union members, told the television station on Friday that the conditions for the reward had not been met because Dorner was not arrested. On Monday, the city of Riverside, California, pulled its $100,000 contribution to the reward pool for