BRIGGS: Five-fifty eastern time. And at this hour, investigators flying to the scene of a plane crash near Micronesia in the western Pacific. Forty-seven passengers onboard the Air Niugini flight when it went down in a lagoon 160 yards from the runway. One passenger says he felt a hard landing, then realized there was a hole in the side of the plane as it took on water. He described terrified passengers in water up to their waists as volunteers in boats helped rescue all on board. Amazingly, no serious injuries were reported. The Flight Safety Foundation says the 13-year-old aircraft sustained damage to its wing in May when another plane collided with it while taxiing.</s>ROMANS: Secretary of State Mike Pompeo telling a U.N. Security Council meeting that world leaders must keep up the economic pressure on North Korea. Pompeo says until the process of denuclearization is complete, countries must abide by the economic sanctions against Kim Jong Un's regime. Pompeo plans to travel to Pyongyang next month, his fourth visit this year. The goal, he says, is securing North Korea's final, fully- verified denuclearization.</s>BRIGGS: More concrete steps yet towards that. Ahead, "MURPHY BROWN" back on T.V. with a top-secret cameo.</s>ROMANS: In a pantsuit.</s>BRIGGS: In a pantsuit, yes, of course. More from Hillary Clinton's surprise appearance, next.
All Passengers And Crew Survive Air Niugini Crash In Sea Off Micronesian Island