Hello, everybody. I'm Jesse Waters, along with Judge Jeanine Piro, Jessica Tarlob, Dana Perino, and Greg Dutfeld.

It's 5 o'clock in New York City, and this is the 5.

Fox News Alert, a Delta Airlines flight from Minneapolis flipping upside down upon landing at Toronto's Pearson Airport in Canada.

Let's go right to Eric. Sean for the latest. Eric.

Yeah, Jesse, look at that. I mean, really, a passenger jet on its back flipped over a dramatic and shocking sight. Looking at the Delta Connection crash at Toronto's

Pearson Airport, it ended with that airliner, as you can see, belly up on the frigid and snowy runway.

Thankfully, no one was killed in this crash, but at least eight people, if not more,

have been injured. Three reported in critical condition, among them, a pediatric patient, a baby.

Perhaps that child passenger was sitting on a parent's lap at the time when the plane hit that runway.

Also in critical condition, we're told a 60-year-old man and 40-year-old women,

all taken to the hospital, but officials say all 80 people on board that flight, 76 passengers,

four crew members they are all accounted for. It was flight 4819 took off from Minneapolis-St. Paul

airport operated by Delta Connection Airline Endeavour.

When it landed at Toronto this afternoon, the wind gusts were upwards of 40 miles per hour.

And it appears Atlanta during some of those gusts at the right wing of that Bombardier, CRJ,

may have struck the runway when it touched down with such jarring force.

You can see it just snapped off the wing right from the fuselage.

The gusty winds appears that the plane was landing in a stiff crosswind on runway 23.

All that is going to be part of the investigation.

But you know, Jesse, it's being called a miracle.

When you see this fuselage upside down that it wasn't worse, the National Transportation Safety

Board sending a team to Toronto to work with Canadian authorities, the black box pilot

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