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= Read the Expository piece and take notes in your cool 4-column organizer: = ='Furious' Obama orders review of NY plane flyover= April 28, 2009
 * Story Highlights
 * **NEW:** Air Force said cost of mission, photo shoot for F-16, 747 was $328,835
 * Sen. John McCain "profoundly disturbed," requests investigation
 * Air Force source: Planned photo shoot over D.C. monuments cancelled
 * YouTube video shows New Yorkers scrambling as plane screams overhead

The review will focus on "why that decision was made and to ensure that it never happens again," Gibbs said. Jim Messina, a deputy chief of staff, will lead the effort. On Tuesday, Obama told reporters, "It was a mistake. It was something we found out about along with all of you. And it will not happen again." Officials said that when Obama first found out about the incident, he was "furious." The incident has led to a large amount of criticism from New Yorkers and politicians. After a YouTube video showed panicked New Yorkers scrambling as the plane flew frighteningly close to the lower Manhattan skyline, a former Homeland Security adviser questioned whether the man who approved the flyby should remain in his White House office. Fran Townsend, who advised President George W. Bush for more than three years, called the move "crass insensitivity" in the wake of 9/11. "I'd call this felony stupidity. This is probably not the right job for Mr. Caldera to be in if he didn't understand the likely reaction of New Yorkers, of the mayor," Townsend said Tuesday on CNN's "American Morning." Louis Caldera, director of the White House Military Office, quickly apologized for Monday's incident after the planes prompted workers and residents to evacuate buildings in New York and New Jersey. "Last week, I approved a mission over New York. I take responsibility for that decision," Caldera said. "While federal authorities took the proper steps to notify state and local authorities in New York and New Jersey, it's clear that the mission created confusion and disruption." The Federal Aviation Administration said the aircraft, which functions as Air Force One when the president is aboard, was taking part in a classified, government-sanctioned photo shoot.
 * NEW YORK (CNN)** -- A "furious" President Obama has ordered a review of the decision to fly a Boeing 747 frighteningly close to the lower Manhattan skyline, White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said Tuesday.

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