they are moving west toward leesburg to get more food. remember at the beginning, i mentioned these civilians in dranesville were not too happy to have them in the area. it's a story where i cannot go into too many details, but the union army would go to dranesville three times, and on those three journeys, they are arrest three dozen people, send them back to prison to washington, d.c. rumors are circulating that some of the dranesville citizens have heads of decapitated union soldiers on their signposts. it's false, but that will get the attention of washington officials. decapitated heads on signposts . they are also noticing there's a andof fertile territory lots of hay and grain. it's essentially a no man's land. who ever gets there first gets the stuff. mcclellan's reserves are sent to dranesville to gather supplies. that will create a snowball effect. on october 19 and 20, charles stone is planning his expedition to leesburg, what becomes the battle of ball's bluff. stone thinks mccall is ther to help him. he doesn't. kind of the w

. >> reporter: the flight took off from leesburg, virginia with only pilot on board and it was headed to an airport in linden, new jersey, roughly 4 miles from the crash site. the luminary investigation says that contact was lost just moments before he was cleared for landing.>>> stepping up all over the country >>> the time now is for: 10 and we are staying on top of the power safety shutoffs all morning long and we will have a full report in the next half- hour. until then, we have a breakdown of your survival guide and you can just go to kpix.com . >>> back on fire watch, specifically the kincaid fire in sonoma county. the flames can be seen from high-rises all the way from san francisco dozens of miles away. the wildfire has burned more than 76,000 acres and is 15% contained right now. 189 structures are destroyed including homes. firefighters from all over are taking part. >> firefighters from all over the place a brush to our aid but one state has stepped up and that is oregon with 225 firefighters from all over the state arriving in santa rosa yesterday. it took 12 hours to get

from leesburg, virginia. caller: good morning. the gentleman who called poverty, he is advocating socialism. i had to say respective -- i have to say respectfully it doesn't work. as a young conservative, i am in a position where i think a woman should choose her best choice. i don't think a man has too much to say, and that is just my opinion personally. at the same time, if an individual does not want to support that program with taxpayer dollars, they should not go toward that. just like a case several months ago i heard on c-span about a does notre a gentleman have to pay their dues into union fees if they do not support that union or the political candidates that the union supports. i do think that is a reasonable position to take, but i just want to make that comment. thank you. guest: sure. abortion is a divided issue in our country still. most americans support rollbacks, but it is certainly a divided issue. it is an issue where we should not be extending our valuable limited taxpayer dollars on that when we could be worki

we'll hear from jonathan on the republican line, leesburg, virginia. >> hello. i want to sympathize with the gentleman who called with the african-american issue and how it affects them. i want to say i sympathize with that. and the gentleman who called after relating it to poverty and advocating socialism, respectfully to say, it doesn't work, to say it's economics. i feel as a young conservative, i'm in a bit of a position where i do think a woman should choose her best choice. i don't think a man has too much to say. that's just my opinion personally. at the same time, i don't think if an individual doesn't want to support that program that their taxpayers dollars should go towards it, just like the case several months ago i heard on c-span about the union where the gentleman won where they don't have to pay their dues into the union fees if they don't support that union or the political candidates you support. i do think that's a reasonable position to take. but i just wanted to make my comment. thank you. >> sure. abortion is a divide issue in our country s

. >> reporter: the plane was flying from leesburg, virginia, and crashed just before getting to the airport in linden, new jersey. >> my god. >> reporter: the pilot was the only one onboard. and was killed in the crash. no one else was injured. and david, investigators from the ntsb are here on the ground right now. they're going to be here for the next few days. they say that the pilot did not make any distress calls, so this investigation is just beginning, david. >> all right, gio benitez in new jersey tonight. thank you. >>> on capitol hill today, on the one-year anniversary of the first deadly crash involving boeing's new 737 max jets, the company's ceo coming under fire. the ceo apologizing to families of the victims.anding with onin. d eing igne wain? and on tonight's one-year anniversary of the first 737 max crash, boeing ceo dennis muilenburg faced congress. >> we've made mistakes and we got some things wrong. >> reporter: listening, family members of some of the 346 who were killed in those two crashes. >> they were in flying coffins as a result of boeing deciding that it was goin

. >> reporter: the plane was flying from leesburg, virginia, eyd crashed just before getting rorter:he only one on board the two-engine eight-seat plane and was killed in the crash. no one else was injured. and here in colonia, new jersey, it's still an active scene. investigators from the ntsb are going to be here for the next few days. they say the pilot did not make any distress call. what went wrong? that may take months to answer. gio benitez, abc news, colonia, new jersey. >>> when we come back, bill murray's new job. >> and the classic whitney houston song that almost wasn't whitney's. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> skinny time starting with the major shade thrown at former president barack obama by his own wife. >> the obamas were in chicago for their third annual obama foundation summit. and former first lady mrs. obama sitting next to her big brother craig robinson had a thing or two to say about her husband's i think eight years in the white house, my staff will tell you, tina chin is over there laughing, it's like, we do not . you know,

host: tom in leesburg, virginia. mentioned republican members occupying the secure room where the depositions have been taking place. their complaints that they have not been allowed to participate in the hearings. this from "the new york times" today, looking at who is actually allowed to participate in these depositions, the inquiry hearings. "in this case, the intelligence foreign affairs and oversight and reform committees, to attend sessions with witnesses. that amounts to more than 100 house lawmakers and includes roughly a quarter of house republicans. among them are some of mr. trump's loyal allies, including representative jim jordan of ohio, meadows of north carolina, greg pence, the brother of vice president mike pence, who sits on the foreign affairs committee, can attend, and so can representative kevin mccarthy of california, the house republican leader. the questioning is conducted by republican and democratic staff members for the committees, but lawmakers may occasionally ask questions as well." a fe

. >> reporter: the plane took off in leesburg, virginia at 9:50. it was supposed to land at linden airport in new jersey before it crashed about 300 miles away. >> it was clear for an approach and the airplane lost radar contact. >> reporter: the family of three who lived at the house luckily was not there when the plane hit. the home was engulfed in names flames in seconds. >> reporter: the ntsb will spend through the next few days so sorting through the rubble. >> we'll examine the condition such as the flight control and engine and everything we could find. >> reporter: the ntsb says they plan to remove the plane from the crash scene from about two or three days. it could take a little longer because of the poor weather in the area. the first preliminary report in the crash is expected in ten days. >>> juul shipped and sold contaminated pods to retailers. 1 million pods were put on the market early this year. our anna warner is here. good morning. disturbing allegation, what else does the lawsuit say? >> he raised the concern of contamination of

they say the pilot was in contact with the tower most of the time taking off from leesburg, virginia,n linden, new jersey. he was cleared to land, but as he was approaching, that's when he stopped communicating. the pilot, the only person on board, was also the only person killed. nobody else was hurt. and so many are thinking about that pilot's family this morning. now, the key question for investigators, what went wrong? and it may take months, even years, to answer that question, guys. >> all right, gio, and as you said we're thinking of that pilot's family. >>> coming up only on "gma," inside doggy boot camp. the elite training facilities getting these pups ready for military missions. come on back. the city with the most millennials living at home. we all live together here. it's myself, my dad, and my husband, and our three dogs. we hear a lot about millennials, but did you know that more than one in four are caring for a loved one. as the years went on, she took on more and more responsibility. so how do you financially prepare for needing care one day? it's something everybody

from leesburg, virginia. caller: good morning.entleman who called poverty, he is advocating socialism. i had to say respective -- i have to say respectfully it doesn't work. as a young conservative, i am in a position where i think a woman should choose her best choice. i don't think a man has too much to say, and that is just my opinion personally. at the same time, if an individual does not want to support that program with taxpayer dollars, they should not go toward that. just like a case several months ago i heard on c-span about a does notre a gentleman have to pay their dues into union fees if they do not support that union or the political candidates that the union supports. i do think that is a reasonable position to take, but i just want to make that comment. thank you. guest: sure. abortion is a divided issue in our country still. most americans support rollbacks, but it is certainly a divided issue. it is an issue where we should not be extending our valuable limited taxpayer dollars on that when we could be working wit

so a quarter of a million leesburg laries. it is a big number.tle credit for that. [applause] it was just announced as i was getting off the plane that the s&p has hit an all-time high, the highest in the history of our country. [applause] that is not for rich people. that is for everybody. that is your 401(k)s. think of that, i have again a great love for the police and in new york i was there not so long ago. this was before it went as high as it is now. this policeman, i like to shake hands after an event, not that i like to, i do it because i respect policemen and they want to shake my hand, and fire marshals, people in different stadiums. but i was at an event in new york and came out, i was shaking hands, this one policeman said, i want to thank you. why? my 401(k) is through the roof. for the first time in my life my wife thinks i'm a financial genius. that's true. it's true. [applause] said he was up 72%. i said that's not bad. he said, she always thought i was incompetent financially. but you have made me into a genius, sir. he hugged me

host: jim from leesburg, virginia. caller: i am a simple blue-collar guy.el, then, as soon as they limit women's golf, women's bowling, women's everything else and let the guys colleges whenin it gets down to this, polygamy and polyamorous him is all equal and i will go back and i'm throwing a lot of stuff out but you i was in the navy, hey, guys cannot even wrap your mind around -- host: we will leave it there. this idea that, does this extend to title 9? point.that was a good justice breyer was amazing on that yesterday. the employer's were directly making the case. they said things like, well, the lower court in ruling, they not only ruled for these employees but they steamrolled right over those distinctions. he is going, i am not the lower court. that is not what i'm doing. i am focused on the question of whether these people were fired because of their sex? that is what i will decide. don't tell me my decision on that is necessarily the decision. off, remember someone starts talking about the case not before the court, chances are they do not have a l