. >> reporter: robert sumwalt is a former ntsb chair. >> what happened? why did this happen?re a distraction in the cockpit of the american flight? was there a misunderstanding as to the aircraft control clearance? those are the types of things ntsb will want to find out. >> reporter: and investigators would typically want to review the cockpit voice recorders on both planes. but because that american airlines flight went ahead and departed for london, it is possible that that audio has already been recorded over. tonight, american airlines tells cbs news it has launched its own fu full internal review of the incident and is working with the ntsb. >> kris van cleave, thank you so much. >>> tonight, republican leaders are under growing pressure to explain what they knew about disgraced congressman george santos' lies on his resume and when they knew it. the new york congressman has admitted to lying about his background and even his faith while running for office. house speaker kevin mccarthy said today he's long been suspicious of santos. >> i never know about his resume or n

the big question from the ntsb and experts will they be able to access the cockpit recording on the 777tion of london heathrow and typically the cockpit voice recorder only records for two hours. obviously, the flight is much, much longer. the possibility is those recordings are lost meaning a key piece of data in the investigation might be gone. >> right. there is a move to have flight recorders last longer. >> 25 hours is what the ntsb wants and recommended to the faa but the faa says it doesn't have the resources in place to put into place this recommendation from the ntsb. >> pete, thank you. >>> our earth matters series, temperatures in green land have not been this warm in at least 1,000 years. a new report in nature pieces together greenland's history and how the climate impacted the country. bill now. >> fred pleitgen was in greenland a decade ago when they first started drilling the ice cores. they have went back as far as the cores will tell them. it's warmed up. since 2001 it's warmer than the 20th century. you'll recall the paris accords are trying to keep us at 1.5 and gree

. >>> back here at home, the faa and ntsb plan to investigate a near disaster at jfk airport. two passenger planes almost colliding. coming within 1,000 feet of each other. here's abc's mona kosar abdi from new york. >> reporter: tonight, chaos in the cockpit as two planes nearly collided at new york's jfk airport. >> american 106 heavy possible pilot deviation. do you copy. >> reporter: panicked air traffic controllers noticed the two planes converging friday around 8:45 p.m. according to the faa, a delta 737, headed to the dominican republic, was getting ready to take off with 145 passengers and 6 crew members aboard. the delta flight accelerating to 115 miles per hour down runway four left. just as the delta pilot was about to take off, an american airlines 777 jet bound for london crossed its path. the planes missing each other by just 1,000 feet. the delta jet forced to abruptly abort takeoff. avoiding a potential deadly disaster. >> cancel takeoff plans. >> great job by the air traffic controller here who prevented what could have been the worst aviation disaster in amer

since then, i and others have been working with the aviation industry, the f.a.a., the ntsb, and the transportation and infrastructure committee to address the critical issues with notam. updating them and making them more accessible to the people who use them is essential to the safety of the flying public and the confidence of the users. earlier this month, we learned what happens when there is outage in the system. chaos and grounded flights. in response to the air canada incident, i authored the safe landings act, which would work to improve many aspects of aviation safety, technology, including this system. and with members of both parties and the ranking member, we have worked over the years, and the chair, to continue to hold the f.a.a. accountable for the safety of passengers, crew, and aircraft. in 2018, we included a requirement that the f.a.a. -- in the f.a.a. re-authorization to speed up the modernization of the notam system. last year, more than four years after the provision passed into law, i led a letter with ranking member larsen to the f.a.a. asking why the system w

. >> coming up, biden pushes the biggest baddest electric vehicles head of the ntsb pump the brakes.r biden's dream? ♪ ♪ welcome back to the big saturday show. mr. biden want you to buy electric vehicles and even gets behind the wheel of the biggest ones. check this out. >> jumped in the back. on the roof. you look good. >> hit something else. it's quick. i'm going to step on it. 80 miles an hour. we'll see what it is. ready? >> there's a roadblock. wednesday head of the ntsb warned the heavy ones are dangerous thing on concerned about the increased risk of severe injury and death for all road users from heavier curve weights and increase in size, power and performance of vehicles on our roads including electric vehicles. lisa, you are smart a new to move down south and i'm sure -- did you ever consider california? >> absolutely did not. >> good, what they want to do there is not sell anything but electric cars by the year 2035 so here's my question, you live in an apartment? >> i do. don't give the address away the map that will happen. in the apartment complex, let's say you had an

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we have peter goals with us, a former managing director at the ntsb, perfect guest to talk to us about this. talk about how critical these notices, the notice to air missions pilots get before they takeoff. >> as pete mentioned they give pilots the up to date information on what's going on at the airport if perhaps a localize eris out, which helps guide airplanes into runways to make safe landings, if that localizer is down, that's noticed. if a runway is closed, if a taxi way is closed. and there's been accidents in the past, serious accidents, when pilots have not been up to date on their notams, they haven't read them, and people die. so they have to go through the packet of information before they leave the ground, it's absolutely essential, and the system can be fragile. >> it sounds like the notices are basically mission critical to flights. >> it runs the whole gamut but they are mission critical. they can tell you, there's going to be increased helicopter activity around the airport today because of something. or it says, run way 3 is being repaved at this portion will be shutd

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. >>> now to that close call with seconds to spare at jfk airport the faa and ntsb investigating how an american airlines jet came to cross the runway just as a delta flight was about to take off here's tom costello. >> reporter: at first the radio conversation sounded routine. >> runway 4 left ready for takeoff. >> reporter: a delta airlines 737 cleared for departure. but seconds later controllers saw an american airlines 777 instructed to taxi across a different runway suddenly cutting right across the path of the delta jet. controllers urgently ordered both planes to stop >> delta 1943, cancel takeoff plans. delta 1943, cancel takeoff plans. >> rejecting >> reporter: the delta jet traveling at 115 miles per hour was just seconds from impact slamming on the brakes, it stopped 1,000 feet short of the american plane passenger brian healey was on the delta flight >> i felt then adrenaline and there was total quiet on the plane and then there was relief when the plane came to a stop >> where was the miscommunication between the american crew and the air traffic controllers? >> reporter

. >> reporter: former ntsb chair robert sumwalt. >> the faa out of an abundance of caution did the right thing here by grounding the airplanes until they could get the system rectified. >> reporter: we're hearing something as simple as a corrupted data file could have kicked off this latest aviation meltdown. there is now a growing list of lawmakers on capitol hill on both sides of the aisle demanding answers. the airlines are hoping thursday looks a lot more like normal. kris van cleave, cbs news, reagan national airport, virginia. >>> much of storm-ravaged northern california is again under flood alerts this morning as heavy rain and powerful winds continue to pummel the area. at least 18 people have died since the storms started late last month. more severe weather is forecast into the next week. near san luis obispo, the search resumed for a missing 5-year-old boy swept awayrom his mo's arms by floodwaters on monday. like so many other parts of the state, sacramento has been inundated as flooding talented homes. in southern california a break in the weather allowed people in santa ba

the faa and the ntsb are now investigating, but the air traffic controller was heard telling the american pilot he did not have clearance to be on that runway. obviously there were mistakes made human error was involved. the real key here now is to find out by whom. what were the circumstances but most importantly, finding ways to put procedures in place to make sure that it never happens again. american airlines has not commented on the near miss. in a statement, delta said, the safety of our customers and crew is always deltas number one priority more than 150. people were on the delta flight alone, experts say the air traffic controller who a. this could hae been the worst aviation disaster in us history. that guy saved the day so you know kudos to him. scary situation. luckily no one was hurt, and both flights continue to their destinations. there's relief on the way for storm weary californians dealing with the damage from weeks worth of storms. communities near sacramento are under evacuation warnings in case local rivers just continued rise. some areas of the state have received mo

. >> reporter: former ntsb chair robert sumwalt. >> the faa, just out of an abundance of caution, didht thing here by grounding the ailanes until they could get the system rectified. >> reporter: just moments ago, the faa confirms it appears a corrupted database file kicked off this latest aviation meltdown. tonight there is a growing list of lawmakers on capitol hill on both sides of the aisle demanding answers, and the airlines say they're hoping tomorrow looks a lot more like normal. norah? >> a lot of frustrated people today. kris van cleave, thank you so much. >>> well, let's turn now to california and the seemingly endless parade of storms that are causing more death and destruction across the state. thousands have been evacuated in northern california, which has been hit by days of heavy rains and powerful winds with entire towns now under water. well, this afternoon, sadly the death toll rose to 18. cbs' carter evans is in hard hit santa cruz. >> reporter: californians are dreaming for an end to a nightmare. with rising water, numerous rescues. near san luis obispo, the search

customer, provided overnight accommodations and is investigating the incident along with the faa and ntsb. a potential tragedy averted with just seconds to spare. kathy park, nbc news >>> we turn now to breaking news out of alabama, where a 21-year-old university of alabama basketball player was charged with capital murder. darius miles was arrested on sunday after a shooting in tuscaloosa left one woman dead police say miles and 20-year-old michael davis were involved in the shooting investigators believe the incident was a result of an argument and that the suspects shot into a vehicle that the victim and another man were in both miles and davis are being held without bond. in a statement, the university says miles is no longer a part of the basketball team, and the school is cooperating with the investigation. >>> now to a tragedy in the college football world a star player for the university of georgia and a team staffer died in a car crash just hours after the team celebrated their national championship victory. nbc's jesse kirsch has more. >> reporter: the university of georgia comm

the ntsb has released a preliminary report on the death of a worker sucked into a jet engine at the airport in montgomery, alabama last month. investigators say ground crews did not follow safety warnings, which invites them. that the engines of an american airlines jet would still be running while the plane was at the gate andond nearly $100,000 for the victims. threren the family of an ohio college student who died of alcohol poisoning has reached what's beingcalled a record settlement with the school after a hazing scandal that's paved the way for changes when it comes to greek life. this morning, the family of a bowling green state university student who died after a fraternity hazing incident is speaking out after reaching a nearly $3 million settlement with the school. nothing's going to bring back stone and no amount of money. 20 year old stone faults , died in march 2021 after attending a pi kappa alpha initiation of campus, a university investigation found the fraternity had a tradition where new members drank or try to drink an entire bottle of alcohol by themselves. his parents.

the faa and the ntsb are now investigating, but the air traffic controller was heard telling the american pilot he did not have clearance to be on that runway. obviously there were mistakes made human error was involved. so the real key here and now is to find out by whom? what were the circumstances but most importantly, finding ways to put procedures in place to make sure that it never happens again. american airlines has not commented on the near miss. in a statement, delta said, the safety of our customers and crew is always deltas number one priority more than 150. people were on the delta flight alone, experts say the air traffic controller who alerted the pilot should get credit for averting a catastrophe. this could have been the worst aviation disaster in us history. guy saved the day so you know kudos to him. hmm no one was hurt, and both flights continued to their destination. another round of storms slamming california with the threat of more flooding and mudslides communities near sacramento or are on evacuation alert due to rivers rising, a major disaster has been declared s

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. >> former ntsb chair robert sumwalt. >> out of an abundance of caution they did the right thing by grounding the airlines until they get the system rectified. >> just moments ago the faa confirms it appears a corrected dailt base file kicked off this latest aviation meltdown. tonight there is aw a growing list of lawmakers on capitol hill op both sides of the aisle demanding answers, and the airlines say they are hoping tomorrow looks a lot more like normal. norah? >> o'donnell: a lot of frustrated people today, kris van cleave, thank you so much. let's turn now to california and the seemingly endless parade of storms that are causing more death and destruction across the state. thousands have been evacuated in northern california which has been hit by days of heavy rains and powerful winds, with entire towns now underwater. this afternoon sadly the death toll rose to 18. cbs's carter evans is in hard hit santa cruz. >> californians are dreaming for an end to a nightmare. rising water, numerous rescues. near san luis on is po the search resumes for kyle doan swept away from his mot

. >> faa and ntsb are helping with the investigation. as for blaine gabbert he says he was expecting to stay anonymous so he still getting used to all the extra attention. jon: no backup now, at least that kind of thing. charles watson, thank you. new year, new congress but who will be house speaker in 2023. we'll take a look at how the speakership race is playing out. that's next. jon: house majority leader kevin mccarthy reportedly holding a call with members of the house republican conference this afternoon. he's facing strong opposition from a handful of gop lawmakers as he fights to become speaker of the new house when the congress votes on tuesday. alexandria hoff has details on that from washington. >> kevin mccarthy as the outgoing house minority leader one and initial leadership among house republicans in november to be speaker he must 218 votes, that'll be the first order of business when the republican-controlled 118th congress readings on tuesday. there are republicans who feel mccarthy is dozens of votes short, gop congressm

the american airlines flight delta provided an apology and is investigating along with the faa and ntsb california is getting reprieve from rain and snow residents are assessing the damage from the onslaught that killed 22 people since december. on monday, 22 people were evacuated after a landslide swept through berkeley the wall of mud and debris pushed into one home president biden will survey the damage on thursday another storm is forecasted for wednesday, but it is expected to be the last major one for a while. >>> dak prescott was lights out for the cowboys. but kicker brett maher missed an extra four extra points in the game dallas sliced through the buccaneers with the 31-14 win. dallas advances to the divisional round where two of the rivals clash on sunday night. we get the first look at the chiefs in the playoffs they take on jacksonville. on sunday, it is the bills and bengals and then dallas heads to san francisco to play the 49ers. that is the lineup for you brian, back to you >> yeah. if you went to bed early, i did not, dallas cowboys kicker missed four extra points in a

reporter: the faa launched an investigation and the ntsb also plans to launch one as well.rt seven-year-old girl saved her great-grandmother who was trapped under a vehicle in michigan. surveillance video shows the terrifying moment. araya says her great-grandmother got stuck under the rolling suv. it all happened when she was being picked up from school. her great-grandmother thought the car was in part. >> she got out and it was still moving. she tried to stop it because i was in it. reporter: mariah says great-grandmother tried to save her by stopping the vehicle her leg got trapped underneath it. the quick thinking seven-year-old rushed to get the keys out of the car and went to get her mom help -- to get her mom to help. just ahead of tomorrow's mlk holiday president biden delivered remarks today from what was once dr. king's church in atlanta. >> he said, where do we go from here? that is a quote. where do we go from here? well, my on this day is we go forward. we go together. dion: mr. biden became the sitting president to deliver a sunday sermon from the historic eb

. >> fortunately everyone made it out alive by the faa in the ntsb are helping with the investigationhe says he expected to remain anonymous. he is still getting used to the extra attention. >> wild story, charles watson thanks so much. through like north korea kicks off 2023 with another weapons test as kim jong un vows exponential increase in his nuclear arsenal. so what does the u.s. need to do? gordon is standing by to weigh in on that and more, next. >> woman: i have a few more minutes. let's go! >> tech vo: that's service that fits your schedule. go to safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ how do i do it all? with a little help. and to support my family's immune health, i choose airborne. unlike some others, airborne gives you vitamin c and so much more. it's an 8 in 1 immune support formula. airborne. do more. brayden has amazed me. he's so strong. you hear about cancer, but you don't ever think that it will be your child. it was your was your worst fear coming to life. the doctor tells us your son has a large tumor. and he said, well, that's not the

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the ntsb and faa are investigating why an american airlines 777 taxied onto the runway as a delta air lines 737 was taking off at the same time. the faa says those planes only came within 1,000 feet of each other in the end. now the new development, a source familiar telling me that the runway safety lights, the runway status lights, a system that warns pilots exactly against incidents like this, was, in fact, operating and airport staff immediately went to check out if it was working properly. the runway status lights are something that are only at about 20 commercial airports nationwide. also at jfk. the idea is to make it so that pilots can easily see if a runway is being used for takeoff or if it's unsafe to cross. the investigation is still ongoing here. the national transportation safety board tells us that interviews are ongoing. pete muntean, cnn, washington. >>> the university of texas at austin is the latest to block access to the social media app while users are logged into its wireless network. it comes as part of an order from governor greg abbott. the university says it'

>> both the ntsb and the faa are investigating a. take off, when sudden, there was an american airline cut in front of the airline, and that activation. >> runway 106, cancel the takeoff plans. >> runway, cancel takeoff plans. >> reporter: that video suggests they were crawling, but they were not crawling, they were traveling at 115 miles per hour in the case of the delta flight. on the american airlines flight that cut in front. it is possible that the american crew misunderstood the direction, because think were told to cross a different runway and instead, they crossed in front of the delta flight who was cleared at that very minute to go to the dominican republic, and the american air flight to go to london. and the next day, they went on to london, and delta went on to their flight. so they are deferring all comment to the faa, but it could have been very, very serious, kate. >> tom costello with a serious story. tom, did you go to maine recently, because you told us that you would win the mega millions. >> i also said that i wo

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flights have since resumed their the ntsb and the faa are now investigating. and pennsylvania now where it has been 3 days since the arrest of the alleged killer of 4 idaho university students. tonight, nancy loo. >> speaking to a classmate of the alleged killer who says his behavior was clearly different in recent weeks. >> brian seems like he was on the knife's between exhaust in and going out and at the time it was extremely difficult to tell, which was on the knife's edge. that's how ben roberts described brian co burgers demeanor before he left for winter break. like most others, roberts learned on friday. that is graduate classmate in criminology. maybe the criminal behind for stabbing deaths. that was very odd, realizing that i just spent the last couple months. >> sitting opposite in classes. somebody who has such heavy allegations against the washington state campus in pullman is just a short drive away from the university of idaho campus in moscow. >> we're kaley gonsalves, matty, mo guns. anna kernodle and even chapin were murdered on november 13th.

this will be investigated in depth by the faa or actually the ntsb.l investigation. we'll find out answers very quickly i would suspect. neil: are you confident in our air travel system? >> i'm very confident. if you look at the statistics, neil, airplane travel is the safest mode of transportation. if i pose to you a question, you don't have to answer this, when was the last time a major u.s. airline passenger plane crashed on u.s. soil here in the u.s.? we had the colgate crash years ago, that was smaller airplane. neil: the one in buffalo? >> the kogan was buffalo, a large plane american airlines back in around shortly after september 11th was the last large cabin passenger here on u.s. soil. very safe to answer your question. neil: a week or two after 9/11 to your point. wild. >> yeah, yep. neil: good reminders my friend. put it in perspective. kyle bailey aviation analyst extraordinaire. want to keep you abreast of the documents case going on with president biden. we're hearing now the justice department was involved and did to bo to the presiden

that's why the faa and the ntsb and the airlines are going to be conducting a very deep investigation. not only to know what happened inside the flight deck, but also how to prevent this incident from happening in the future. >> and i think one question is about the flight recorders that they have. but one concern that i heard is that they only record a certain amount of time, about two hours, i believe. people have pushed for it to be longer. is this a situation where it is clear that something like that should be changed? what changes do you believe should come as a result of this? because, yeah, it is a near miss, but it could have been catastrophic. >> so, the -- i don't know about changing the rule of two hours. the one thing that i do know is the pilots in the american flight, because this was an incident for the pilot deviation, they are going to be expected to fill out a report and if any of us, any pilot relies on those reports, that's when actually bigger actions get taken into effect. but at the end of the event, there are going to be -- they're filling out a report, and if

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now the faa and the ntsb are investigating. of course, want to hear the cockpit voice recorder, especially from the cockpit of that american airlines 777. they will also be paying very close attention to the radio calls here. was that american airlines 777 actually cleared to cross that runway? you need to get an explicit clearance from air traffic control to do so, or was it told to go someplace else? a lot of confusion here it seems, victor and the insult to injury here is it could have been so much worse. >> so the delta flight had the, you know, the aviation team terms. you're the pilot. they had the right of way, and it was the american flight that veered into the path, yes? >> reporter: this is something that investigators will have to figure out, and it's not up to us technically to say. although there was some radio chatter at the end there where the american pilots were, like, wait. were we cleared to cross that runway, and the air traffic controller said, we'll pull the tapes and go back to the recording and listen. t

and jeff is a former ntsb investigator, president of gazetta risk discovery. great to have you all here. what's the situation right now? >> the system is back up and operational again. it was down for two hours. the first started, we think, around 5:00 a.m. or so. it was clearly in the early morning hours. then it started to snowball. the notice to air missions computer system that provides critical information about runway closures or maybe there's construction equipment on the ramp or fire department activity, that computer system went down. you need that computer system because pilots need to know what to expect at the airport that they are going to. and they really should thot be leaving their origination aurpt until they have that data in front of them. not only can they print it out with reams of paper, they can also have it on their ipad in front of them in the dock put with realtime data. and then it became to put a pause on all departures. the system was back up is and running and validated the system. so it's been up ever since. but as you mentioned,

and the faa and the ntsb are helping tampa bay police investigate this crash but, boy, what a lucky incidencee aboard this helicopter crash, to have the backup quarterback run to their rescue. i guess activity just rolls off of tom brady on everyone he works with, rich. rich: good thing there was no practice then. charles watson in atlanta, thanks very much. we'll be right back. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of protein. even if you like a house, lowball the first offer. the house whisperer! this house says use the realtor.com app to see three different estimates. also, don't take advice from people who don't know what they're talking about. realtor.com to each their home. ♪ molly: all right. some big money up for grabs, the mega millions jackpot now stands at a whopping $785 million. the first jackpot of 2023, the fourth biggest in the game's history. the next drawing set for tuesday with

two planes nearly collided on the runway, so the faa and the ntsb are both investigating after a delta takeoff when an american airlines plane crossed in its path on the taxiway. look at those two planes. this was at jfk. the delta pilot had to hit the brakes about 1,000 feet to spare, so it wouldn't hit the american plane. no one was hurt. the flight was delayed until the next day, so everybody on the plane like went forward so aggressively, had to eventually deplane and wait overnight. the american airlines plane was able to take off after a 30- minute delay so i guess that's good but really, it's unclear how all of this happened and it makes it a little bit scarier to fly or in this case not fly, and listen to this. drivers are searching, it's a crazy story. new york city's east river for pre-historic wool it mammoth bones. it's a bone rush and it was sparked after a fossil enthusiast whose name is john re eves went on the joe rogan podcast and reeves claims a report from the american museum of natural history says that fossils and bones were dumped into the east river back in the 1

the ntsb in other crashes has used video from passengers to help solve mysteries of air crashes, particularly where, for example, key parameters are not captured on the black boxes. now here as we look out that window and that video is very useful because we can see it does not look like -- now, of course it's a video and it's an odd angle, but it does not look like the flap is fully extended. the flaps give you extra lift when you're landing. investigators will be interested in that because it's possible the black box didn't get the parameter. they would have got the parameter if the flaps were extended to land and you would need to do that, so these videos can be very important. the part that you don't show mercifully was the very end of the crash. you can kind of hear an engine spooling down, at least what i think is an engine spooling down, so we know they had power to at least one engine. so these videos can be very helpful and they are used by investigators. >> les, from your experience from the video inside the cabin, everything seems normal, at least inside the cabin, before the plane

. >> former ntsb managing director says now investigators will want to hear the cockpit voice recordert. >> the last clearance, we were cleared to cross. is that correct? >> it could have led to a repeat of the 1977 tenerefe disaster when more than 500 people were killed. >> it would have been catastrophic had a collision taking place. >> i'm really grateful to the ca captain and air traffic control. >> this really was a close call. it's not an isolated incident. how worried should people be? >> the good news here is the vast majority of runway incursions are not as extreme. that crash was really the case study that tipped it up. regulators looked hard at pilot procedures, how runways and taxis are marked. there's even new technology to track planes on the ground, but the big question here is how this system failed as hard as it did. the good news, commercial aviation in the u.s. still the safest in the world. >> i guess we'll take that tonight. thanks, pete. >>> next, real fear that china's deadly covid surge could get even worse as the chinese new year approaches. at what point does

our time is 4 31, the ntsb investigating the deadly crash, but twin engine plane in stanislas county near the modesto airport, the pilot who was the only person on board was killed when that private plane crashed into a field. no one on the ground was hurt. officials at this point and not releasing any information about the pilot . we do know the plane was owned by a charter company that has offices and el cerrito. three men are in custody after leading police on a chase after trying to burglarize a cannabis dispensary near petaluma happened early tuesday morning at the down under industries dispensary on a road near south pbond highway 101. when officers got to the scene, they say four vehicles took off. the suspect sped onto southbound one. oh, one. reaching speeds of more than 100, mph and officers decided it became too dangerous to follow. officers eventually found one of the cars that had crashed through a cattle fence in novato. police found arrested and booked the suspect into sonoma county jail and a number of charges are time is 4 32, a costco store in san francisco, was the

the ntsb is investigating the deadly crash of a twin engine planes dennis loss county near the modesto airport. the pilot was the only person on board was killed when the private plane crashed into a field. no one on the ground was hurt. officials are not releasing any information on the pilot. we do know the plane was owned by a charter company that has offices in el cerrito. big shot for some bank of america account holders. the investigation now underway after some people discovered their accounts were wiped out, plus. trees being thrown away by my house, and i just thought it was crazy. well turning storm damage into furniture. east bay company is repurposed and falling trees. and president biden he has touched down in california. this happened just before noontime. today he's gonna be serving the damage in santa clara and santa cruz counties. we will have more from the ground as he was greeted by governor newsom and other elected leaders. [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, d california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financi

the american airlines jet departed on time today, the ntsb announced it's investigating what happened data from the american cancer society shows cancer deaths in the united states are down sharply boxes. madeline rivera has more on what's behind the decrease. for the medical community. it's the news they've been waiting to hear since the peak of cancer death rates, which happened in this country in 1991, we are now reporting a 33% decline in cancer mortality data marks an important milestone in the fight against cancer. there are several reasons for the drop in fatalities per the american cancer society. primary amongst them is the decline in smoking. so upwards of 19% of cancers in this country every year are attributed directly to smoking. early detection and improvements in treatment are also driving deaths down, and the white house is hoping to take more strides. president biden's cancer moonshot program aims to cut the death rate from cancer. by at least 50% over the next 25 years . his own son, beau died from brain cancer in 2015. and just this week, first lady joe biden had th

it is been a huge focus of airlines, the faa, and the ntsb which is now also investigating this.accidents have really, really big consequences. they're written in blood. the tenia reef accident of 1977, two 747s hit each other onned ground. one was taking off and the other was one taxiing. the single world airline disaster ever. more than 580 people killed. came so close to another one here, john. >> you could see it in a that graphic and then hear it in the voice of the air traffic controller and the first word he used there, a very technical word to describe. >> a lot of urgency. >> how dangerous this was. pete muntean, great to see you. thank you very much. >>> this morning three people still missing after a plane crash in nepal. the worst aviation disaster in 30 years. when the yeti airlines went down. authorities say the chances of finding survivors at this point extremely slow. vivica joins me now with the latest. what have investigators learned about the crash? >> reporter: well, think what you mentioned is the most important development from today which is the black boxes

now the faa and the ntsb are investigating this. both mrplanes. it's called a runway incursion. it happens all the time. 1,600 times according to the faa in 2022, but rarely this dramatic, though we have seen the consequences, the disaster of 1977 when two 747s hit each other on the runway. 580 people killed. aviation experts i've been talking to say this is very, very similar. >> way too close for comfort. i do want your take on this, we just got some more information about that plane crash in nepal. learning now that the pilot had asked to change the landing runway just minutes before the crash. you're not just our correspondent here, i know you're a pilot, you're a flight instructor. what do you make of that information and this sudden change even? >> it's something that no doubt investigators will be looking into. why the pilots requested to land on a different runway, though the video we've seen surfacing online shows the plane in clear air, no visible damage or problems to the airplane, just you can see the wing drop there, th

ft is what the ntsb the national transportation safety board set of their investigation of the near miss at sfo. so that's about as close as it can get. after that recent outage, congressman transportation department officials. they describe this technology that that we are using right now in our alert system as failing vintage hardware. um, so does this bill that that passed the house today does does. this also include upgrades to the technology? and what are we talking about, you know, ballpark here in terms of the cost. of bringing this system up to date. so we did in the large omnibus funding bill that we just passed when we were still in the majority under speaker pelosi $30 million to upgrade this is that's what the faa asked for. so it's fully funded to improve it. and, as you say, bring this outdated system up to the best quality. i know that you're really happy that this bill passed. but for those of the in the flying public, what does this mean in terms of improving their safety? well i think everyone is on notice now . um unfortunately, it took as long as it did. fortunately w

and that's why the faa and the ntsb the airlines and the pilot unions the represent those pilots of deltaerican will take this very seriously, and thoroughly investigate it american airlines says, they're conducting a full internal review both airlines calling the safety of their customers and crew. priority delta saying they will work with and assist aviation authorities reena roy abc news, new york within the last hour kell osha tells abc 7 news. it is considering an inspection of the bear pharmaceuticals campus in berkeley. that's after two contractors. there were injured in a fire just before noon bot toheospitaky w or the ber t berkeley firefighters and building sprinklers eventually put out the flames the cause is still under investigation and fire crews got a lot more than they bargained for at house fire in martinez. across more than 70 dogs and cats inside the home on barber lane. some of them had gotten out and were running around the neighborhood. none of the animals was hurt the fire started in the garage and spread to the second floor now one of the three residents was treate

arsenal jesse gary ktvu, fox two news the ntsb is investigating a small plane crash that killed the pilot this afternoon. the stanislaus county sheriff says the cessna went down in a field near the modesto airport just before two pm there was only one person on board who was pronounced dead at the scene . officials say they are working to identify the pilot and learn where that person was coming from the san francisco man caught on camera spraying a homeless woman with a hose. has been arrested. officers arrested collier gwyn at about 3 30 this afternoon at his art gallery on montgomery street without incident. this arrest comes on the same day that the district attorney's office issued a warrant following the police investigation. d a brook jenkins tweeted that gwen is charged with misdemeanor battery for the alleged intentional and unlawful spraying of water on a homeless woman. on january, 9th video shared on social media showed the incident. gwen told ktvu. the woman had been sleeping outside his gallery for several days and would not leave. and that's when he says he became angry and

willyl continue to be, you know, answerable to human rights, equity, et cetera, et cetera,, y so the ntsb is kind of like professional wrestling, nothing is real until it happens. i don't know what's going on . it they're going to have to visit your country sometime soon is to check it out. v >>is and iit have to say, i'm a little bit sympathetic to the im school work because i amid intimidated by your prosthetic . etic brendand may need to flee. but i appreciate coming you on anyway. dave, thank you of revenues. >> my pleasure, tucker.y thank you., just in case you have any faithe remaining in higher education in this country, we've got a video that may destroy it. it's from anhave event a in 201t western washington university. well, folks who have won but are not limited like trans people, genderqueer. why do you keep saying womenwom? when this issue affects more than one ? because there are two genders now. there are this issue affects more women, affects fransman, affects women. as a woman, i am not a woman at my job. well, you are a woman now. >> so after that event, crazede khmer ro

both faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> new questions about congressman george santos, the freshman republican claimed on his campaign website that his mother survived a tragic event on september 11th, but immigration records provided to nbc news by a genealogical researchers shows his mother left the united states for brazil in 1999 and did not return until 2003. santos declined to comment on this. >>> for the first time we're hearing the urgent 911 calls after marvel star jeremy renner was run over by his seven-ton snop cat. >> nbc news obtained a partially redacted audio recording of an unnamed neighbor's desperate 911 call for help. >> any obvious injuries? >> oh, my god, yes. >> okay. >> right chest and -- upper torso -- the rest of the equipment crushed. head wound as well. >>> newly unsealed search warrants reveal some of the case authorities are building against suspect bryan kohberger in the murders of four college students in idaho. >> stabbed four college students. >> reporter: according to documents authorities scoured his apartment and seized a chemical resistant black