egypt accepted an offer of help from the national transportation safety board. e ntsb team will assist if determining what brought down that russian jet. let's get the latest from sharm el-sheikh. ian lee is there. good morning, ian. >> reporter: good morning. yes, the ntsb is going to be analyzing parts of that jet, sprefl the engine which is made in the united states, to determine if that could have been a part of the cause that brought down this jet. right now egyptian officials fought ruling out potential calls, although the predominant theory is it was a bomb that took down this jet. the fbi could also be a part of this team that comes over here and one area, specifically, they can help out with is an lieding that loud sound in the final moments of that plane crash. we are not hearing if they will be an leadsing that. also, we are hearing that egypt is stepping up security at the airports. they have new scanners in places right now to scan the luggage before it goes on to planes. i am hearing about the moments that took place, right when the plane crash, be

the plane's data and voice recorders for possible answers. all 224 people on board were killed. >>> the national transportation safety board believes a disconnected assembly in the main fuel line caused the jet to cause fire moments before take off. that dynamic international plane was leading fort lauderdale for venezuela. 90 passengers on board all got out safely. >>> the federal government has fined the takata company of japan $70 million for mishandling the recall of faulty air bags tied to eight deaths and dozens of injuries. it is the largest civil penalty in the car regulations. the government has ordered takata to stop making the air inflaters unless the company can prove they are safe. >> delay, misdirection and refusal to acknowledge the truth allowed a serious problem to become a massive crisis. >> the air bag recall covers more than 19 million vehicles from 12 different car makers, the federal government is telling car makers to speed up those repairs. >>> there's more problems for volkswagen. the german car maker says an internal investigation has revealed inconsistency in carbon dioxide emissions. just last september, vw admitted it

let's bring in a former investigator of the national transportation safety board. ppreciate your time so very much. saying that the plane broke up in the air, what are the things that could possibly cause something like that? >> we are all read about the repairs to the tail in 2001, and we have seen aircraft lose part or all of their tail and crash. matter of fact worst single aircraft crash in history was a japan airlines crash where a bad repair caused this find of failure. of course i'm always speculating -- i'm not saying that is the only scenario, that's one of them. another thing is at these altitudes and speeds you have to handle jet liners with kid gloves, and if you go 10 notts to fast or to slow, you can do serious damage to the airport. so if the automation introduced some sort of disturbance or there was a pressurization problem, a cabin fire, whatever, you can get an an ja lags, and the plane didn't just die, it actually climbed briefly and then dove, and then climbed again, and then dove. so this looks like this could be a mechanical distraction. and e

kris van cleave spoke with the former head of the national transportation safety board. >> reporter: from the air, it's clear much of the doomed jet came down on fire. can explosive residue survive that kind of fire? >> absolutely. they'll get a good reading by swabbing this. this residue will remain, even in a fire, even if it's underwater. >> reporter: we went over video from the crash scene with former national transportation safety board chair mark rosekind. he says it appears the tail broke off before fire engulfed the airbus jet, landing miles away, largely intact. this kind of debris, what are you looking for? >> you'd be looking at the edges, particularly, to see how they may have come apart from the main part of the fiewj foous lage. did this look like there was corrosion? did it look like there was a fracture? did it look like there was some kind of structural deformity. >> reporter: in the days immediately after malaysia flight 17 was shot down over ukraine uour mark phillips was able to spot clear signs the plane was hit by a missile. mark rosekind says determining a bomb

the national transportation safety board is looking into several factors that could have contributed to the crash. they are looking at flight records and air track control. verdicts have recovered the plane's cockpit voice recorder. neighbors impacted by the deadly crash are trying to make sense of what happened. >> it looked like something in my afghanistan days, just something, a bomb, and i just said something, i just ran, i was only 2 of a mile away. >> it is 51 degrees a. university of missouri student who allegedly posted an online threat will appear in court this morning to face charges. many students say they were afraid to go to class after someone posted a threat on a social media website yik yak saying i am going to stand my ground tomorrow and shoot every plaque person i see, adding, don't go to campus and we will kill you. this week, missouri's president resigned of his handling of racism on campus. >> we want to him to resign or be removed from his position. it seems the movement is spreading at ithaca college in new york. hundreds staged a walkout. their complaints incl

the national transportation safety board said it is likely weather played a role in the crash. >> it could be a tipping point for tips at restaurants. joe's crab shack has announce that had it will be the first major restaurant chain to get rid of tips at stores. it plans to pay servers, hosts instead of the current $2. they said it will result in a better atmosphere, less turnover and more financial security for employees. >>> time for the weather. we had a little break from the rain but more is coming. >> we're tracking that storm system over the plains. in the meantime sense midnight, we were able to add more from the totals since yesterday. with poughkeepsie coming in with .75 of an inch. central park, one of those spots at .47. a quarter of an inch at laguardia. the rain has come to an end for notow. re rain coming tomorrow. probably not as much. showers will be scattered around. the weekend looks just great. 57u' in the park. 59 in brooklyn. wayne, you've at 54 degrees. most of the area, temperature are in the 50s. where you get a little more sun, you're in the 60s. 64 in morri

the national transportation safety board said the u.s. navy ship using side scanning sonar found what could be the alf el faro in 15,000 feet of water. it went missing near the bahamas october 1st. 33 crew members were onboard. and 29 of them americans. >>> hoping for a win to tie the world series. rob, just checking the score royals. >> tonight's game a nail biter and we'll go to bruce beck. bruce, we wish we were there with you, but we're scared right now. >> right now, 5-3 royals in the eighth inning of play. they've scored three runs in this inning. came on the hill for the mets to get a five-out save, but daniel murphy error gave the royals the lead. they've tacked on another run and they're up by two right now trying to go up three games to one in this best of seven game world series. the 22-year-old youngster has two home runs for the mets in this game. but all of a sudden out of snow where, the mets are trailing 5-3. here in the eighth inning of play at citifield. much more coming up in sports. rob and natalie, back to you. >> bru

safety officials are shifting gears for the first time when it comes to installing seat belts in school buses. statistics show four children die every year in large school bus crashes. the national transportation safety board believes seat belts would cut that number in half. the father of one child who was killed, ashley brown, says he believes a seat belt would have saved his daughter. >> not a day goes by when we don't think of her. wounds are refreshed every time an accident takes the life of another schoolchild. >> they are hoping change can come without new regulations. right now, just six states require seat belts on school buses. >>> nissan is joining the list of auto-makers that are dumping takata. this after up to $200 million in penalties against takata. just last week, honda and toyota also stopped using takata's air bags in their vehicles. >>> some rosy forecasts are out about online holiday sales. the research expects online shopping to grow three times the rate of in-store sales. the firm predicts online sales will increase 11% this month and next. amazon, target, and others are offering holiday deals earlier this season. >>> lights over the skies of los angeles over the weekend caused quite

the airline, metro jet, denies pilot error or technical problem and that crash killed 224 people on board. >>> the national transportation safety board is adding automatic breaking to the five- scar safety ratings, beginning in 2018. it uses sensors to warn of an imminent collision and engages to brakes automatically if the driver fails to stop. and it know carmakers agreed to make the technology standard but they have not said when that will begin. >>> the amtrak train derailment that killed 8 people in philadelphia last year sparked the government mandated all trains and tracks include positive train control, starting in at least three years. and it's technology that automatically slows the train down to prevent accidents and -- the technology will cost the cash-strapped mbta more than 450. and the t is considering fare hikes to close the deficit. >>> it's neat. a woman who has been rolling, biking, and kayaking around the world finally finished her incredible journey. >> and good for her, right? >> this morning, she kayaked down the same river in london to the exact spot from four years ago and she tweeted, says she approach

the national transportation safety board is sending investigators to arkansas to look into a fatal bus crash in north little rock that killed six people. the ntsb says the agency is conducting an investigation separate from the police and is looking at safety issues related to the crash. investigators reportedly will focus on driver fatigue and how passengers were protected in the early morning crash. russia's president has stopped all flights to egypt as investigators try to find out in the sinai peninsula last week. airport workers in egypt are on high alert today while a security lapse allowed a terrorist to slip a bomb on board the doomed flight. jonathan vigliotti has the latest from london. reporter: flyers called a much >> the security here when we arrived on wednesday was atrocious. reporter: airport security has industry decency russian jet broke up over egypt last weekend. they look for traces of all materials at the crash site. some travelers said insecurity intimate seeking a bomb aboard easy. >> at no point did my luggage go through any scanner. reporter: one tourist said

. >>> the national transportation safety board says a disconnected fuel line was discovered on an airliner that caught fire at a florida airport last week. the dynamic international airways boeing 767 was headed to venezuela from ft. lauderdale. 101 people on board escaped by using emergency chutes. >>> winter storm warnings are in effect in the mountain west. a storm system will bring a foot or more of snow to eastern utah and much of the colorado rockies. some ski resorts in california's mountains are preparing to open early this week. they are making snow near lake tahoe to supplement the wintry blast. some places got up to 30 inches of snow. >>> the number of people sickened in the chipotle outbreak is growing. more than three dozen confirmed cases in oregon and washington and it has forced the chain to close 43 restaurants in the northwest. health officials believe tainted products is to blame. >>> coming up on the "morning news." flipping over after being hit, throwing a pregnant woman inside. >>> jon stewart is back! we will tell you where the former "daily show" host will be seen.

the ship, named "el faro," sank en route from jacksonville to puerto rico with 33 crew members on board. the national transportation safety board says sonar images indicate the 790-foot ship is upright in one piece 15,000 feet -- about three miles -- below the water's surface. today, the n.t.s.b. planned to submerge video cameras to confirm the discovery. investigators hope to retrieve bodies and the ship's voyage data recorder to find out what went wrong. >> sreenivasan: greek authorities say at least 15 people drowned today when boats from turkey smuggling refugees capsized. the deaths are a reminder that even november's chill has not slowed the steady flow to europe of migrants and war refugees -- primarily from syria, libya, iraq, and afghanistan. no country has received more of these arrival than greece. as i discovered on a recent reporting trip, there is a fear in athens that the growing resistance to migrants traveling on to central and northern europe could leave them stranded in greece. >> sreenivasan: the glorious sunset over the island of lesbos is misleading. the aegean sea is anything but tranquil these days

the national transportation safety board is ending its search. the ship sank near the bahamas during the hurricane joaquin killing the entire crew. three victims are from massachusetts. >> anchor: a story you saw first on 7. a plane headed to boston running into trouble on the tarmac. police sweeping the plane after passengers complained about suspicious behavior. passengers forced to evacuate american airlines flight 2124 gate at reagan airport in dc. police dogs searched the plane but they did not find anything suspicious. passengers telling us they were relieved to finally touchdown at logan airport just before 7:00 last night. >>> we were totally happy because we knew the flight was safe. so they checked it from top to bottom and i knew the pilots wouldn't have let it take off. >> anchor: we've learned two men were questioned by police but have since been released . >> anchor: students at the university of connecticut are planning a demonstration after they say a hateful message was discovered on campus. the event this afternoon was organized

today crews from the national transportation safety board began inspecting the wreckage hoping to piece together what went wrong last night. the pilot identified as a 57- year-old man james mcgee died in the crash. his brother trying to sum up his life. >> lived a very full and rewarding life and will be remembered by those he touched as one of the most generous inspiring fun and playful people you will ever know. >> we're still looking for a couple pieces, um, i hear they are out there still right now. gathered most of the airplane. >> the ntsb says the plane had no data recorder but may have had gps devices that could help in the investigation. >>> a house damaged by fire exposed' pervasive problem affordable but extremely dangerous apartments popping up amid a rental crisis in the area and a lack of building inspections. cbs 2's lou young with the story tonight in rockland county. >> reporter: a fire in the single family house turned out to be a lot more than that. multiple residents locked doors and illegal apartment house. >> we go into these buildings we have no idea what we are g

today at 4:00, the nbc 10 investigators ask what if anything the national transportation safety boards doing about it. and will tell you which cars are allegedly affected. the investigators i'm mitch blacher, "nbc 10 news." >> from the roads to a scare in the air, skydiver gets caught up while jumping from a plane and ends up dangling 10,000 feet above ground. >>> the strategy against isis. why there is new criticism over the president's plan for taking on the terror organization. >>> this morning a video released by isis claims to show the militants beheading two syrian activists. nbc news interviewed one of the victims last year and exclusively spoke with his brother after the attack. the two men were members of a group of activisactivists. one of the victim's brothers is offering a possible answer how isis found the activist. he says that an old friend that defected to isis moved next door and was able to lure them into the apartment before they were killed. in the middle of the interview the brother says he even got a text from the suspect saying he did it. >> admits it. he says i

." >>> investigators with the national transportation safety board say they are focusing on weather and maintenance as the leading causes of that deadly crash in akron, ohio this week. they located the plane's black boxes and engine recorders and hope those will provide insight into wa caused tuesday's crash. the ntsb plans to remain at the site for a couple more days. >>> demanding change. sky force 10 over center city philadelphia as a group of local college students marched through the streets in a call for financial help. this protest yesterday was part of the million student march. the group wants three things, free college tuition, minimum wage increased to $15 an hour for student workers, and the elimination of all student debt. many of the protesters tell us they are worried about the struggle to pay back student loans. >> it's fair. we shouldn't be in debt for -- especially at this point college is a necessity so if you're going to make it a necessity but say it's a necessity but only go if you can pay then that already canceled out so many people. >> protesters say they also w

. >>> the wreckage was first discovered on saturday but the national transportation safety board ntsb has just confirmed it is indeed the el faro. investigators found wreckage using specially equipped navy submarine. the sunken ship was about three it. went down about a month ago during hurricane joaquin. officials say the ship is up right which could help crews recover its data recorder. 33 people on board died including three crew members from massachusetts as you mentioned, ryan. winthrop naturive keith griffin and remathias both grad great academy. federal investigators will continue to survey the area where the ship was discovered looking for any more evidence into exactly what happened. at our breaking news des, adam . weather, a beautiful day in boston. terms feeling more like september than the start of november. so will this warming trend continue all week-long? pete bouchard is here with the forecast and pete this is amaz >> reporter: it will continue for part of the week week. temperatures on wednesday but tomorrow we surge even higher than these values. today in the almost

. >>> the national transportation safety board says weather will be one of the key areas it will investigate in yesterday's charter jet crash in ohio. it was foggy and drizzly when that plane slammed into a four-unit apartment building yesterday on its approach to landing at the airport in akron, ohio. this surveillance shows the moment of impact. today charred wreckag and plane parts were there where the building once stood. and no one was at home at the time and no one on the ground was injured. but all nine people the plane were killed, including beth blaxly's sister diane smoot. >> it's -- it's ju fst not real yet. you never think something like this is going to happen to your hrfamily. >> ntsb investigators say they sent the plane's cockpit voice recorder to a lab in washington hoping it will provide more clues what led up to that crash. so far there was no indication of any distress calls before that plane went down. >>> tonight russian president vladimir putin has called for an investigation into allegations of doping by his country's track and field athletes. a report released this w

board are migrant workers employed with vasquez citrus and hauling headed to south texas. officials are working with homeland security to reach the families of the deceased. the national transportation safety board is sending investigators to arkansas and will focus on the possibility of driver fatigue and how passengers were protected in the crash. erica edwards, nbc news. >> anchor: turning now to the race to the white house. ben carson is facing scrutiny over comments he made about his past and beliefs. his campaign changing its tune saying carson was never offered a formal scholarship to west point. contradicting what the candidate wrote in his auto bog raffi of he is also being questioned about a story in the book where he explained he once tried to stab a friend during a fight. it's just the latest in a string of controversy turning the republican candidate for president. carson is also defending a much publicized beliefs about the pyramids. >>> i think that's a plausible explanation . >> reporter: scientifically . >>> i happen to believe a lot of things you may not believe >> reporter: also today the secret service ordered up security detail for carson and donald trump . >> anchor:

safety with the seatbelts. they chose not to wait and have something happen. then, recall the vehicles. they invited customers back in on their own. cory: i talked to the national transportation safety boardnd they said that most recalls are in fact voluntary. requiredesla has not -- they came out with a statement. they said that tesla found a vehicle and europe with the front seatbelt not properly connected. the vehicle was not involved in a crash and there were no injuries. it would not provide full protection and the event of a crash. -- n: cory: it may be worth $9 million cost to tesla. that is assuming that every car gets brought in. what is your expectation in terms of the cost of the repair? assume thatld not there is any material cost at all. this could be a matter of the seatbelt not being anchored. a matter of tightening the bolts. $85 for an to charge hour of labor, they can probably do 60 cars in an hour. i don't think it is material and there probably is no material cost in terms of additional anchoring. cory: you really think this is a less than one minute repair? kevin: it is probably just tightening a bald. cory: overall, as it gets longer and longer, i wonder what this .

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jay: the national transportation safety board ruled the crash occurred because the plane descended too low, too soon due to miscommunication between the pilots and the air traffic control. >> you felt it was too soon. how could thise happening? they were alost home. >> for nearly three yers, abc7 news has been digging into the disaster to understand how the safety recommendations put in place after this crash made flying today much safer for the public. >> it's a very significant accident. >> this exclusive documentary is now available to watch online at wjla.com. it is just a couple of clings away. go to the main page wjla.com. scroll down. go ahead and hit "watch exclusive." you cannot only watch the documentary, but you can go to the remarkable powerful and emotional exclusive photos we were able to get from one of the first responders. school through that. it's about 27 minutes. reporting lifer, jay korff. leon: it is worth every minute. nice work. fascinating stuff. highly recommend you check it out. something to listen to the podcast "serial" is expanding the reach. it had a big

the sinai peninsula. all 224 people on board were killed, including 25 children. officials say the pilot radioed in saying he was experiencing technical problems. the black boxes have been found. >>> the national transportation safety board has found the cargo ship that went missing earlier this month. the coast guard found some debris and one body. the crew of 33 was lost. wreckage was found 15,000 feet under the water. crews will try to recover the voyage data recorder. >>> tragedy for a group of trick or treaters in new york city. a car drove on a sidewalk and plowed into them. three people were kid, including a 10-year-old girl. four others were hurt, including a 3-year-old. we don't know what caused the accident, but police are investigating. and in kentucky, american pharoah going out in style today, going off as the 3-5 favorite. the final race of his career. and he did not disappoint. american pharoah leaving the competition behind in the homestretch, running the mile and a quarter in record time. a $2 win ticket paid $3.40. i'm abby huntsman. now back to "red eye." >> welcome back. it is time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed from tv's andy levy at the "red eye" news desk. >> how are you? >>

the national transportation safety board says it could help an examination of engines in the crash ofirliner in egypt last month. an official says the agency is also helping with software to read out the voice recordings. earlier, egypt said it was farming out the effort to analyze the final seven seconds of the voice recorder, includes the last second noise. and moscow says they are banning egypt national carrier from flying to russia, that will take effect on saturday. a utah judge has reversed his decision to take a baby away from lesbian foster parents and place it with a homosexual -- heterosexual couple, this came after backlash. order to had signed in allow the baby to stay with the two women. utah officials and the couple filed challenges demand in that the judge rescinded the order. you can get more on these stories 24 hours a day at bloomberg.com. back to you. betty: stocks are on their way to the first weekly drop since september and the nasdaq is taking it the worst, suffering its fifth straight day of decline. abigail doolittle is live with a more on the biggest laggards.

. >>> the national transportation safety board now investigating the disappearance of a plane in westchester county. a pilot and his wife on board when the plane dropped from radar on the way to connecticut. this afternoon, this son speaking to eyewitness news marcus is there with the latest. marcus? >> reporter: and dave, the recovery effort has gone on all afternoon. the bulk of the aircraft has not been found. but some personal items from inside the aircraft have been found. some human remains found as well. keeping vigil all day, the pilot's son, eric. he says that his father was at the controls of the aircraft. also on his board his stepmother. they were returning from a vacation in mississippi when the plane went down in the titicus reservoir. the plane was scheduled to land at danbury airport. it disappeared from radar. there was bad weather. the rain and -- and dense fog happered the -- hampered the original search. he owned a restaurant, was 74. according to his son was an experienced and careful pilot. >> he's flown a lot of people, a lot of his friends. always very safety consciou

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the national transportation safety board is looking into several factors that could have contributed to the crash, including weather and mechanical issues. verdicts have recovered the plane's cockpit voice reporter. meantime, neighbors impacted be i the deadly crash are still trying to make sense of what happened. >> it looked like something from my afghanistan day, something, a bomb. i just said something, i just r ran. i was .2 away. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> seven minutes after 6:00. clouds are moving into the area. with these clouds will come some showers. i am tracking showers in western and central pennsylvania. some spots in northeastern pennsylvania getting rain. we will all see gusty wind later today. a warm-up. 48 in allentown. northeast philadelphia 50. 47 in atlantic city at the airport. the temperatures will be climbing. there you can see the clouds. there this is a live view from cape may. a little break in the clouds. we will see some sunshine. but more clouds than sun today and if you are leaning, you may want to take an umbrella. we have seen a few sh

. >> jadiann: the national transportation safety board announcing it can't find the black box among the wreckage of a cargo ship lost at sea. teams will no longer search for the voice recorder. last week, crews found the ship but they have found no sign of the device. the cargo ship sank off the coast of the bahamas last joaquin. 33 crew members went down with the ship including three people from massachusetts. only one body was ever found. deputies in california apparently beating a suspect. and now the suspect's mother is wondering what happened to the belief innocent until proven guilty. >> for me, the images of you see someone beaten beaten over and over again. his face is swollen. >> christa: the man's attorney is asking for the deputies to be criminally charged. investigators admit the video seen by thousands also >> the public trust is important to us. the two deputies are being investigated for misconduct and excessive force. >> whatever people think of this incident, it does not reflect the daily things we do every day in our community to make it a better place. she is grieving

now his are working with the national transportation safety board in the investigation. about three dozen people were hurt as a result of this. one seriously. at 5:00, hear from the state trooper that responded to the scene. in the last hour we learned a driver of the s.u.v. that collided with the post office truck died. that happened this morning on cherry hill road at calverton boulevard in silver spring. that crash took a huge toll on the morning commute. >> this has been a very long morning for the montgomery county first responders and the postal service as they deal with an overnight traffic accident. this happened around 3:00 this morning near cherry hill road and calverton boulevard. a female driver and her male passenger pinned inside the infinity s.u.v. when a u.s. postal service tractor trailer overturned. the truck driver was okay. the two s.u.v. passengers were transported to a local hospital. both with injuries. nearby residents heard the accident and rushed to the scene. >> i got here and we couldn't find the driver. we saw the smoke and the truck. they we

. >>> new this morning the national transportation safety board said a navy search team has found theage of a vessel they believe to be the cargo ship alfaro. crews found the debris last night. it was in about 15,000 feet of water. that ship went missing october 1st during hurricane joaquin. 33 people were on board. the navy is sending an underwatercraft to investigate the wreckage today but it could take up to 15 days to complete that operation. >>> an investigation is underway after an e. coli scare forced chipotle to close 42 restaurants in two states. the restaurants are in seattle and oregon. 19 people in washington and another 3 in portland became sick after eating at the mexican food chain, according to oregon health officials. eight people are in the hospital. chipotle said safety is its first priority and they have shut down dozens of restaurants as a precaution after being notified of the potential e. coli outbreak. >>> up next, the warning from auto safety experts about those cars google is testing and why they might want to consider putting the roll-out on hold. you see th

preliminary report from the national transportation safety board shows the parachute found separatedrest of the aircraft, partially deployed. crash killed pilot james magee of new hampshire, been in philadelphia on a business trip. >> a 14 year old girl, waiting for the bus, has to fight off a would-be kidnapper. >> police say the incident happened around 5:45 monday evening, at the corner of 60th and after in west philadelphia, the teenager said a man walk up, asked her -- talk to her, asked her shoe in she wanted to go with her, the girl new to fight back. neighbors say they're pretty concerned. >> just kind of scary. you know, i have kids, i have three kids, and it has to be very shaking for a 14 year old. >> i mean, it is real scary. you got to really hole onto your kids, watch the kids, because people are crazy. >> okay, so, right in this area, the good news is they just put up one of the new surveillance cameras from the sit. septa police will look through the surveillance video now to try to find the incident itself. hopefully the suspect, meantime police have ramped up patrol

the bahamas. all 33 crew members on board died. the national transportation safety board said that sonar would show that the ship landed upright and which could help crews recover the black box. >>> and they take action to deal with a sharp increase in housing costs. and also what san francisco voters will be deciding when they would head to the polls tomorrow. >>> plus, details on the new san francisco ordinance that will be aimed to helping the mentally ill. with a 100% electric nissan what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. >>> voters will side their affordable housing as they tell us whey they are pinning neighbors against neighbors. >>> basking in the glow of the tech boom. but the skyrocketing housing cry sis, that they would headquarter with them today. the measure o posed. >> i see on my streets alone that there are different units, being used. >> this is a room i rent out to guestses. >> i will lose close to

. >>> new this morning the national transportation safety board said a navy search team has found the wreckage of a vessel they believe to be the cargo ship alfaro. crews found the ship last night in. it disappeared october 1st during hurricane joaquin. 39 people were on board at the time it went down. the navy is sending appear underwatercraft to investigate today but it could take up to 15 days to complete. >>> an investigation is underway after an e. coli scare forced chipotle to close 42 restaurants in two states. the restaurants are in seattle and oregon. 19 people in washing top and another 3 in portland became sick after eating at the mexican food chain, according to oregon health officials. 8 people are in the hospital. chipotle said safety is its first priority and they have shut down dozens of stores as a precaution after being notified that people became sick after eating at 12 restaurants. >>> up next, the warning from auto safety restaurants about those cars google is testing and why they might want to consider putting the roll-out on hold. and here's a live look from our

transport ministry and the president el-sisi told president vladimir putin that the russians could have as much time as they need to complete their investigation. >>> a former member of the u.s. national transportation safety board. he said that the investigation team will invite other parties to the process in order to determine the cause of the crash. >> we don't know at this point if it, in fact, was an accident. so there are also going to be looking to see if there was any kind of a device on the airplane, or i think very unlikely it was a missile like we had with the malaysian misadventure, but they're going to check every single detail, and they will follow the protocols under the iko and the united nations. altitude like this, cruise altitude is the safest part of any journey, so it's very, very unusual. some of the radar data that has been published also causes concerns for the crew fighting for the airplane and what that may have resulted in and the causes of it. that's why most accident investigators i talked to today have not ruled out the possibility of some sort of a device on the airport. and i don't know whether the other carriers had security alert or they were just out of abundance of caution re

mark: the national transportation safety board says it may help in the examination of the engines from of on metrojet plane egypt's sinai peninsula. the agency is also helping the egyptians with software to read the cockpit voice recordings. earlier, egypt said it was farming out the effort to analyze the final seven seconds of the tape. the investigation tape said it includes a last-second noise. russian news reports moscow is banning egypt's national carrier from flying to russia to that van starts tomorrow. angela merkel is making clear she is still not prepared to name an upper limit to the number of refugees who can come to germany. chancellor merkel said the only way to reduce the number is by tackling the reasons why people are fleeing to europe. she said germany must work cooperatively to solve the problem. india's prime was greeted like a rock star in the u.k. as he addressed a huge crowd. he was introduced by prime minister david cameron. earlier, he met with queen elizabeth at buckingham palace. the visit by a hindu nationalist has prompted demonstrations. protesters say he

the national transportation safety board identified the el faro today. a navy vessel discovered the wreckage over the weekend near the bahamas about 15,000 feet down. the el faro and its crew went missing about a month ago in the middle of hurricane joaquin. there were 33 crew members onboard and one of their attorneys is expected to announce a lawsuit within the hour. >>> a popular actress makes explosive claims about the church of scientology. we dig into leah remini's new memoir about religion and tom cruise. >>> an e. coli outbreak at one of the most narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slashed education. fought to block women's health clinics. parrish gets an "a" from the gun lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. virginia extreme or mainstream? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund

a preliminary report from the national transportation safety board shows the parachute was found separated from the rest of the aircraft and was partially deployed. the crash killed pilot james magee of new hampshire. he had been in philadelphia or a -- on a business trip. >> scary stuff, 14 year old girl waiting for the bus fight off a would-be kidnapper. police say the incident happened about 5:45 monday night at the corner of 06 ' and arch in west philadelphia. teenager said a man walk up, asked to talk to her. she said no. and then he grabbed her. fortunately, the girl new to fight back. neighbors say they're really concerned now. >> it is casino every scary, you know, i have kids, i have three kids, and it has to be very shaking for a 14 year old. >> i mean, real scary. you got to really hold on to your kids, watch the kids, because people are crazy. >> camera went right into that area. it is a new city surveillance camera, so septa police will look through this try to find the incident itself and hopefully identify that would be kidnapper. in the meantime, police have ramped up patro

the national transportation safety board is sending investigators to arkansas and will focus on the possibilityf driver fatigue and how passengers were protected in the crash. erica edwards, nbc news. >>> news 4 at 5:00 starts now with jim and wendy. >>> now at 5:00, a gun shot after a knock at the door and a father answers to find a gun in his face. >>> plus an elaborate plan to steal your money. what police found in one apartment that's now leading to investigations in multiple counties. >> and for the first time news 4 confirms deaths in our area that are linked to synthetic drugs. >>> and we have a team of reporters working the story to explain the impact on you. >> storm team 4 focuses on the big changes for your weekend, but we're going to begin with a knock at the door. what followed led to a father being shot as a young child was inside. let's go right to news 4's chris gordon. he is live along clement road in silver spring. chris? >> reporter: wendy, some of the residents here in this neighborhood have lived here more than 40 years so imagine their shock and surprise when they heard th