officials say see is the alert and conscious. the other victim is also expected to survive. attorneys for the man accused the shooting deaths of nine parishioners at a south carolina church have requested a judge not a jury decide the case. e attorneys acknowledged that federal prosecutors have said they won't go along with that request. dylan roof is set to go on trial in november. israel is temporarily barring all palestinians from entering the country after two palestinian cousins allegedly killed four israelis in an outdoor cafe earlier this week. israel had already announced other restrictions on travel by palestinians and this new ban remains in effect till midnight sunday. today is the first friday in the muslim holy month of ramadan. a family tragedy in houston. three family members going to visit a sick relative were killed when their small plane crashed. the pilot was the mother of six children. the recordings from air

prepared to land. abc's david kerley with the details. >> reporter: the small plane crashed into a car in a parking lot. >> right down. >> reporter: after missing multiple landing attempts. >> ma'am, ma'am, straighten up. straighten up. >> reporter: all three of those on board killed, but there was worry. >> get back, get back. >> reporter: the small plane is equipped with an explosive charge for its parachute, responders worrying it was still armed. the crash, coming after a controller tried for eight minutes to help the pilot get on the ground. >> don't force it if you can't. >> okay, okay, thank you. >> i think you're too high, cirrus, uh, 5-2-golf. >> reporter: the small plane was lined up to the wrong runway at houston hobby airport. it turns, circling, lining up for the correct runway but it's too high. misses that landing and another go around. >> 3-5 cleared to land, trying to get down again, 4252 gulf. >> no problem. >> reporter: but that landing misses too, and the plane crashes just past the runway. no one on the ground was hurt.

the ntsb is on the scene. in addition to looking at the wreckage, they will also be examining the pilot's experience who started this fatal flight into norm plan, oklahomaing. >> that was david kerley for us. mean highway, riders were trapped after the power went out at amusement park in charlotte, north carolina. a rotating swing ride called the wind seeker the tallest ride in the park was among three of the rides affected. the power was out for a minute or two but it about two hours to bring people down from the ride. >> a man is suing harris county, texas, because he says jail employees choked him and he offers as proof this mugshot which shows hands around his neck. christopher johnson says he was choked because he wouldn't stop smiling. he says he always smiles for a photograph. the shouf's department says jailers often have to hold up the heads of uncooperative suspect while they're

shots. johnson had been arrested for drunk driving. on a much different note, here's something sure to make you smile from the farm in northeast indiana. >> let's call it a sue low like none other. there it is. painted to look exactly like a minion. >> the owner says it took her family two days and 14 gallons of paint. now they have people from all over the place come and see it. >> she also says she came up with the idea with her husband and after they had a few cocktails. shocking. > no, i don't believe that. but look at those perfect straight lines. paint it after a few cocktails. >> i would agree with you on that. >> who knew a silo could look so much like a minion. >> it's brilliant. >> i wonder what the eyes are made of. >> interesting though. all right. deep thoughts on this friday morning. coming up, seersucker thursday. why these senators donned these clack

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permits for concealed guns to provide specific reasons. many states have similar restrictions on concealed guns and carry permits. lower courts are divided over whether they violate the second amendment. in detroit, another court ruling has released a young man everyone prison after serving nearly nine years for murders he did not commit. >> so get this. he was convicted when he was just 15 years old. even though authorities say the real murderer confessed a long time ago. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: the embrace davontae sanford thought he might never get. >> okay. >> reporter: hugging his mom as a free man for the first time in nearly nine years. what was the hardest part when you are behind bars and so young? >> knowing i'm in there for something i didn't do. >> reporter: 23-year-old sanford walked out of the detroit prison wednesday, charged when he was just 14 of murdering four people. sanford, who is blind in one

eye was picked up by police near the scene of the crime. his attorney says he was coerced at the time into falsely confessing after two days of interrogation. >> dovonte talks about the police officers who befriended him and then coerced him into a confession. >> reporter: a convicted hitman already in jail admitted to the murders weeks of the prosecution. the prosecutor defending the handling of the case. >> i can't be a monday morning quarterback. we had a reason. a good reason to charge. >> reporter: sanford saying he's not bitter. >> i was angry when i was in. but i'm home now. i'm not angry anymore. >> reporter: and his first meal as a free man chinese food. he says he's now looking forward to getting his driver's license. alex perez, abc news, detroit. so as of october 13th, 2005, there have been 156 death row exonerations in 26 states. >> wow. highest number of death row exonerations, florida. >> is that right? interesting. comingp,

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>> reporter: it's a quirky annual photo op and it comes but once a year. seersucker thursday in the u.s. senate. democrats and republicans united for once in their love of the lightweighting will cotton fabric but why. >> it started when congress was literally full of hot air in the early 20th century before air conditioning, they would switch to lighter fabrics when it got warm. mississippi senator trent lott made the changing of the garb an annual affair in 1996 in honor of senate history but mostly just for fun. >> but it is the first day of summer. the day of the ice cream social and the senate needs to loosen up and lighten up. >> reporter: the tradition died for a few years, but louisiana senator bill cassidy helped bring it back. >> it's kind of fun. it's by spart san. it's something people can participate in abkind of see each other and smile and thumbs up. doesn't matter anything else going on. >> reporter: everyone else seems to agree. >> i have to say i understand why southerners are in love with seersucker. i think it's

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this morning on "world news now," democrats are rallying around hillary clinton. >> their presumptive nominee winning big endorsements from the president, the vice president and progressive party leaders as bernie sanders holds a rally last night saying he's not giving up. >> paying tribute to the greatest. see the preparations under way for the emotional farewell to momentum ali as the devout muslim is remembered for his commitment to faith. >> a frightening standoff as a woman is taken hostage at a museum. her terrifying ordeal caught on camera with her captor threatening her with her life. how she managed to escape. and a dolphin stranded on a beach gets a much needed lift from a human friend. a happy friday on this june 10th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now."