Delta Airlines investigates how two of its jets collided in Atlanta

In continuing coverage this morning, Delta Airlines is trying to figure out how two of its jets one with twice the wingspan of the other collided on the tarmac at Hartsfield Jackson Airport. The impact virtually shearing off part of that smaller plane. Here's Rihanna Ali security video at the world's busiest airport in Atlanta shows these two Delta planes colliding the larger plane's wing breaking off the tail of that smaller jet hit by something completely jarred out of my seat. The larger plane was headed to Japan Grant. Edwards was among the hundreds of passengers, all of a sudden there was a bomb and it was, it was a hard bomb. The smaller regional jet was headed to Louisiana. See our days off passengers describing a loud scraping sound, some thrown from their seats, it felt and sounded like a car crash. There was, you know, kind of that crunch. There was there was that push that you get passengers recording as they were bussed back to the terminal. One or another of the airplanes involved were not on the right path and whether or not that's because the markings were wrong or whether somebody was moving in the wrong direction. We don't know yet. Rhiannon Alle ABC News, New York.