investigators say the beachcraft twin engine plane slammed into an unoccupied hangar at the addison airport north of dallas. in just moments the aircraft was consumed by flames, and the faa says destroyed a spokesman for the town of addison says ten people were on board the plane, no one survived >> we know that there were two flight crew members, and that there were eight passengers. we don't have a lot of detail beyond that at this point. >> reporter: the hangar was left with a massive hole in its roof and outer wall the plane was based in addison and traveling to st. petersburg, florida, scheduled to arrive about three hours after takeoff. >> preliminarily we've noted that the airplane was damaged by impact forces and a post-impact fire my team is starting to gather information on scene >> reporter: the investigation now in the hands of the national transportation safety board will try to determine exactly what happened and why dan sheneman, nbc news >>> now to north korea and what is next. this weekend president trump became the first sitting commander in chief to cross the demilitarize

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, addison, texas. >>> this morning, we're seeing ramatic video from just outside orlando, florida. a sheriff deputy's body camera was rolling when the driving he was speaking to during a traffic stop took off, dragging him along. the officer said he feared the driver was about to hithehe gas, so pulled his gun. this apparently staed after the deputy said he smelled marijuana. there was an argument and the driver makes a grab for the officer's gun before taking off. look at that. the deputy was pulled about 100 feetore falling off. he did fire his gun, striking the driver in the leg. both men expected to be okay. the driver was arrested and now faces a slew of charges. >>> nearly two dozen people are hit and injured by transit buses every year in the d.c. region, and with the summer masses coming in, many local communities are trying to figure out how to make things safer for pedestrians. as the news4 i-team scott macfarlane reports, engineersrgt a viia university think they have a solution. >> a pedestrian saved me and stopped the bus. >> reporter:tina glenny know

the plane was scheduled to fly from addison, texas, to st.lorida. >>> and president trump is praising what he calls a wonderful meeting with north korean kim jong-un. idp tweed an meeting fter intem the before >>> more sweltering temperatures week amia brutal heat wave. lead roxana saberi reports from lyon, france. >> reporter: germany is sizzling with a quarter of the country hovering around 100 degrees. and in spain triple-digit temperatures are contributing to the country's worst wildfire in 20 years. europe has been sweltering for days as a heat wave moves across the continent. several countries have set new june records including 115 in france on friday, surpassing the old record by three degrees. the country is still haunted by a heat wave in 2003 that led to the deaths of an estimated 15,000 people. officials say this time they're prepared, setting aside places to be cooled off and checking on the elderly. the mayor of a paris district. >> we work all year long. we have social services. we have maps of people. we all start calling them

, texas you may recall a small twin air beechcraft king air was taking off from addison outside of nddallas on takeoff newly released video seems to show this plane literally immediately banking hard to the left, turning over, and then crashing into a hangar that video seems to support the idea that investigators have that this plane may haveost an engine on takeoff. in fact, there was talk in the cockpit seconds before the crash of left engine trouble if they losthe left engine on takeoff, that could have caused the entire plane to roll over and crash dramatically into that hangar, which appears to have been exactly what happened ten people were killed eight members of three families. and then the pilot and co-pilotb phillip,k to you >> all right, tom, thank you for that report. >>> still ahead, seniors find a cool new way to beat h thet and express yourself the new ojemis coming to a phont near you you'reing "early today." then they get rele yed back into the air so smell them later. ew. right? that's why febreze created new small spaces. [clicking sound] press firmly and watch it get to

capital heigs, addison road near ronald road crash. northbound right side blocked by an accident there. and fairfax old lee highway near rebel run downed tree and power lines. head a little north, herndon, the access lanet impac as well and two right lanes. >>> 4:32. this morning amers across the country are looking ahead to tomorrow, the day we celebrate this nation's independence. >> where better toh spend t fourth of july than right here at home in the nation's capital. there is still plenty of work to be done and there's some controversy as well. take a look, new video shows military vehicles and t nks rolling through the streets of our ty overnight. this show of american might is the centerpiece of the prevdent's fourth of july eent on the mall. he's calling it salute to america, but not everyone is happy about this military display.. d delegate eleanor holmes says those tanks could cause a lot of problems. >> we're concerned that the tanks could further set us back on work we have ainfully done on the mall. >> now, there will be

addison road shut down by walker mill and will burndrive. trying to get more information on that one for you in the next couple s.minute adelphi right lane block bd i that abandoned tractor trailer. not seeing quite a problem there at the top othe beltway yet, but that could change, of course. bethesda, connecticut avenue at adley lane, dark traffic lights. careful through that area. fairfax, old lee highway still shut down by rebel run bec dse ofwned trees and power lines. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. 5:32 right now. this morning americans across the country are looking ahead to tomorrow the day we celebrate our nation's ndependence. and where better to spend the fourth of july than here in the nation's capital. there are still a lot of tengs to done and of course some controversy. new video shows more military vehicles and tanks rngolli overnight. the show of america might is the centerpiece of the president's fourth of jly event on the mall. he is calling it salute to neerica. but not everyos happy about this military display. d.c. deleg

here at the addison airport and the aircraft collided with a hangar. >> reporter: a team with the ntsb the wreckage at the addison airport north of dallas trying to find out why the small twin-engine plane like this one slammed into this hangar just after takeoff. no one on board survived. >> attention all aircraft on the tower, everybody stand by. we had an accident on the field. expect not to go out any time soon. >> reporter: witnesses say the plane veered to the left before rolling over and smashing into the hangar. black smoke could be seen for miles. >> it was really thick. like you could tell there was some burning chemicals or gas or oil. >> reporter: a small jet and helicopter inside the hangar were also damaged. and investigators say they're looking at video of the crash but have yet to release it. the victims on board include two crew members and eight passengers. the plane was headed from texas to st. petersburg, florida. officials are working to notify next of kin. those ntsb investigators say the plane recently changed hands so they haven't been able to correctly identify

her morgan is monitoring developments from ethiopia's capital addison ababa 1st of all let's talk about the reaction of protesters are they satisfied while some have processed as even before the deal has been time you've been saying that this is not exactly what they want if they want it 100 percent pure civil in transitional government to be leading them until elections are held now are the protest leaders that the forces for freedom and change have been for the rabbies since the 3rd of july to try to make them understand that this is not something permanent and that the military council will be leading the transition period for the 1st 21 months as to which the civilians out from the forces of freedom and changed will be the ones in it for the next 18 months of trying to explain to their supporters their base that this is something that is going to eventually lead to a civilian government not just a transitional government but a permanent government until elections are held but it is quite significant that it's a time idiot that when you go see it in the house in the form of president

it's a special day in this rule school close to addison the distribution of report cards marked the beginning of the summer holidays parents were invited to participate in the year of the ceremony as a way to involve them in their children's education and i gradually managed to get a link is we don't have much education we have a low status in life the school is good it's a place where our children develop a vision for the future so that they become independent they will help themselves and also help us and it is going to be in ethiopia improving education is a priority the country has the world's 2nd highest percentage of the national budget dedicated to education over 80 percent of the population lives in rural areas and significant efforts have been made to build schools in the countryside but the mindset of parents is one of the remaining challenges for keeping children in school. not little or no government one big issue is to find a solution with parents the aim should not only be to send their children to school they have to get involved and pay attention to their children studies you

gabe gutierrez in addison, texas for us. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here at 3:00 p.m.rn. check us out on social media and connect with our show. it's time for me to hand it over to our friend kasie hunt. >>> good afternoon, i am kasie hunt in for katy tur, 11:00 a.m. out west and 2:00 p.m. here in washington. the democratic primary is firmly on the issues of race in america. kamala harris is surging in the poll since last week's debates. and authorities believe it's due in part to this moment, when she openly questioned joe biden's legacy on civil rights. >> to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country. and it was not only that, but you also worked with them to oppose bussing. and, you know, there was a little girl in california who was

sought la meeting wa however, obama say fl uly a visit or even >> federal investh went up inrport in addison all n people ote sunday morning shorinstigators say thngine plae addisorp destroyed a spokesman for the town of adson says ten people were on board the plane. no one survived. >> we know that ere were two flight crew members and that there werein ewi a i roof and outer wall traveling toetsburg, florida, scheduled te urs aftere off. noted that the airplane was damage fo fire my team is starting to noo the investigation transporta will try to determine exactly what h da news. >> a 43-year-oldt migran prection the ma prcallen, texas, where he became ill and collapsed. he lart died at thhospital the man was traveling with his daughter who will remain in the shelter for now. two other adul odfivehisince december >> thes celebrate world pridg 50 yrscehe re's jerenkinda vibranparade, the culmination of world pride which is dedicated to the 1969 uprising at the stonewall inn >> 60 years ago, if this many people were to gather, wwould have all been etargrand liratio. >> repte it's clear how mu

mireya ri va real is in addison, texas, 15 miles north of texas.t else do we know about the crash? >> reporter: here's what we know. this aircraft is used a lot for business flights. witnesses say they saw it take off and saw it come crashing down into the hangar you see behind me. it's two different colors and the middle area are scorch marks that were left behind from this deadly accident. massive flames and thick, black smoke poured from the hangar at the addison county airport sunday morning. >> everybody on stand by. we had an accident on the field. a small, private airplane plunged into the hangar at 9:11 a.m. killing all ten onboard. we know there were eight passengers. we don't have a lot of detail on that. >> witnesses say it lifted off the runway reaching 200 feet when it began losing power and altitude. it dropped its left wing before crashing into the hangar. the airplane was damaged by post-impact fire. >> investigators are combing for any clues into the crash. >> any time there is a significant fire situation in this case it does pose

in this case here in addison, the plane veered off shortly after takeoff into this hangar. to be either heat damage or water damage and missing windows in that hangar. there's obviously a lot more damage we cannot see from here. there was just a plane and a helicopter inside the hangar at the time, thankfully no people. the fire department is also just a couple hundred yards away so the response was fairly immediate. we don't know anything about the victims at this point other than two of them were crew members and there were eight passengers on board. all of them were headed towards st. petersburg. this type of plane was beechcraft super king airplane 350, which is probably the type of jet you think of when you think about a private jet. cnn safety analyst says this jet is incredibly reliable, has a good safety record as well. as for a black box inside of that aircraft, if it was used as charter, it should have a black box, it's required to have one. if it was used simply for private use, it may not have one. so the investigation is continuing. they expect a preliminary re

private plane, a beach craft king airplane, 2 pilots and 8 passengers and crashed in to a hangar at the addison airport, 15 miles north of dallas. a man described watching that plane take off. >> he got onto the runway. started taking off. he got to 200 feet, i saw him starting to lose power and altitude. he rolled over and came straight down in to the building. >> all of the i can't be sure victims were on the plane, no one on the ground was hurt. their names are not being released yet. the plane had been sold recently, it is not clear who actually owned it. ntsb is investigating the cause of the crash. >>> closing argumentses start in san diego in the trial of a navy seal accused of war crimes. eddie gallagher is accused of killing a 17-year-old prison in iraq in 2017 and shooting two civilians, an elderly man and a young girl. he pled not guilty to the charges and could face life in prison. >>> a federal judge will consider a motion to dismiss a case against congressman hunter. hunter is accused of using campaign found pay for luxury vacations, personal expenses and extramarital affairs. the

cnn's scott mclean is live in addison. so scott, what happened? >> reporter: hey, brooke.stigators got onscene late last night and so today is really their first full day on the scene to try to figure that out. and figure out what exactly happened here. the lead investigator said that her initial look showed that there is extensive damage from the initial impact and a lot more damage from the fire that followed. you can see some of the damage to the hangar here. this is just what you can see from this vantage point. there's a lot more that you cannot see. now, thankfully, there was nobody inside the hangar at the time, but all ten people who were aboard that aircraft were killed. there were two crew members and eight passengers bound for st. petersburg, florida. now, this flight, this plane, veered right into that hangar, right after takeoff. it is oddly similar to an incident in hawaii, about a week and a half ago, in another small plane that killed 11 people. now in this particular incident, this plane, a beach craft super king air 350, it is a dual engine plane, a turbo

it happened yesterday, moments after takeoff at the addison airport just north of dallas. officials say as the plane left the ground, it veered left sharply, crashing into the structure and catching fire. >>> in the middle of downtown official, the park is finally open after months of being closed . >> a couple of key players set to leave the warriors. the changing face of the team, coming up. >>> we are watching the skies to clear across the bay area. a lovely afternoon for our region. you can see a live look from the tower cam looking south at the blue skies. i warm up is on the way. i will let you know what some locations will top out at in the low 90s this week, coming up. >>> salesforce park is finally coming back to life. vendors are moving in, people walking around and again, very excited. >> reporter: just a couple of hours after reopening, people were taking advantage of all salesforce park has to offer. instead of taking the escalator to the park, many take the gondola to get their morning cup of coffee or stretch their legs before work . >> it is great to get on

. >>> witnesses say in engine beach craft appeared to lose power as it took off from addison airfield no other information is being released about those on board. the faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> tonight we're learning more about how a lost elderly hiker survivorred -- survived for a week before being rescued. sheriff deputies say eugene joe stayed alive by staying close to sun warmed rocks overnight for heat and drinking creek water. he was separated from his hiking group after wandering several miles from the trail and miraculously after a week without food he heard a search party and mustered up the strength to call for help. he was released from the hospital last night. his family said in a statement that joe became emotional as you can imagine when he found out how many people were out searching for him. >>> europe is burning up as a brutal heat wave spreads across the continent. at least seven people have died as the temperature pushes into triple digits. several companies have all set new record including a high of 115-degree in france. the country is haunted by a heat w

this happened at the addison airport, just north of dallas. they said that it left the ground, when he began losing altitude, a veered left sharply crashing into a hanger. all 10 people on board were killed. a family on board were among the victims. preliminary reports are expected in the next two weeks. >>> take a look at this powerful hail storm in mexico as the guadalajara region, in the middle of the summer. they have more than four feet of ice in some amides areas. some vehicles are buried up to their windows there. machinery had to be used to clear streets and dig out businesses. mexican authorities say that following the hail storm, temperatures reach a high of 81 degrees. that is not weird. >> that is where. summertime hail is because the atmosphere is cool above us. the weird thing is number four- 6 feet of hail. just a crazy storm. >>> around here, we will not get rain during july. i will show you the average rainfall for july. beautiful outside. concord, 82. we do have the 70s. we also have the 60s, seasonably cool all week long in

. >> reporter: witnesses in addison say the plane veered to the left before rolling over. its left wing swashing into the building sending thick, black smoke billowing from the crash site. >> really thick. you could tell burning chemicals, gas or oil. definitely looked black enough for it to be serious. >> reporter: the eight passengers and two crew members were killed. >> we don't know a lot about the people onboard at this point. >> reporter: no one on thehurt. the hgar was empty at the tile. ntsb working to determusofhecra. investigators were trying to determine the plane's tail number. >> the aircraft apparently changed hands here recently. s it's not clear to us at this time what the proper tail number is. >> reporter: the ntsb says it will look into the pilot's background and says videos of the crash will be a big part of their investigation. >> we are aware of three videos and are in the process as we speak having our specialists review that footage. >> reporter: reporting for abc, new york. >>> back here at home in the east bay a toy store owner helps in-store vide

the twin engine beechcraft super king air 350 like this one slammed into an unoccupied hangar at addison airport north of dallas seconds after take off sunday morning. >> everybody just stand by we had an accident on the field, so expect not to go any time soon >> reporter: cell phone video shows thick black smoke billowing from the hangar moments r h. authorities have surveillance video that shows the entire incident the plane briefly went airborne and was rolling over when it crashed into the hangar. >> the fact it lost control as soon as it lifted off and that's indicative of a single engine failure, one of the engines not producing the required amount of thrust so, the other engine, the good engine, literally rolled the airplane >> reporter: officials say the plane was on the way to florida. two crew members and 8 passengers were killed among them gina and steve thelen, a realtor. he had spoken to our dallas station last year. >> a family of four including two teenagers was also killed. investigators have recovered the cockpit voice recorder from the hangar behind me and hope to have

. >>> the faa is investigating small plane crash that killed ten people today at an airport in addison dallas. it crashed into an empty hangar and caught fire. it was headed to st. petersburg, nrg nrg. two were killed and five injured after a driver driveing the wrong way lawed into another car head-on. it happened between the fish ranch road and wilder road exit. the driver and pass sen jersey traverse citying the wrong way were both killed. the driver and passengers in the other car were taken to hospitals with major injuries. the chp says it appears the saturn driver was under the influence of drug, alcohol or both. >> the council is expected to approve an ordinance in vallejo this week. managers at two apartment complexes tried to raise rent by a hundred percent. to prevent price gouging after the 2017 and 2018 wildfire, former governor jerry brown signed an executive order to cap the rate hikes. >> san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting. officers found the victim around 1:00 this morning. two possible suspects were seen driving away in a car but investigators don

dizing and degrading stereotypes and imagery in the american pon.lar imaginat >> reporter: at the addisongallery of american art, we find representation of nearly 100 years of life in harlem. mostly in photographs from the museum's collection. the show tak us from the 1930's just after the harlem renaissance to today. >> i see vibrance. i see a people who have been through so much, and we're given so little and have made this out of it, this miraculous, this place. a lot of people describe harlem as a cultural mecc. >> reporter: this is where a lot of the socializing happened, was out on street corners, or in front of shops. the harlem of the 1930's was a place reeling from the great depression.ee and williamsin the work of both black and white photographers a place of fortune anair. >> you s a tension between, um harlem's working class, the unemployed, and then also harlem's upper and middle-class, um, citizensth. stuck harlem, but all trying to pick up the pieces. >> reporter: by the 1960's, harlem became a hotbed of protest in america-fled in large part by its community of artists, say

runway, veering left and ripping through a hangar >> the plane just crashed into the building here at addison >> reporter: the two pilots and alghl eipassengers on board died in an email to students and faculty, john paul ii high school identt ied four i those on board alice from the class of 2022 her brothen,r dyla their mother arnella and stepfather brian and jones lang lassalle, a commercial real estate brokerage confirmed steve felan and his wife gina died in the crash as well ntsb investigators are pouring through the wreckage now >> the team was able to identify that the landing gear was down the time of the impact.un rtunately, due to the extensive post-impact fire and damage incurrehed during t impact sequence, other systems are virtually destroyed. >> reporter: agenthave covered the cockpit voice recorder and airport surveillance cameras captured have i h video of the crash key evidence as the investigation continues. a preliminary report on the tragedy is expected in the next two weeks. jay gray, nbc news, dallas >> a major scare at facebook evacuated in menlo park after a suspiciou

miles outside of dallas nobody was inside the hangar at the time of the crash according to the faa addison airport was closed for about 40 minutes following the incident it's now reopened and resumed normal operations. the plane was destroyed by the fire according to the faa. the ntsb is investigating the crash and family members are being notified we'll have more details as we get them. >> molly hunter with that breaking news. molly, thank you >>> the 2020 democratic candidates were out in force today defending senator kamala harris after the president's oldest son retweeted then deleted a controversial tweet many are condemning as racist. here's nbc's mike viqueira. >> reporter: riding the fresh wave of popularity, senator kamala harris rallied supporters today at a gay pride parade in california, but didn't directly address the issue surrounding her campaign, a racist tweet about her from a right-wing french figure. kamala harris is not an american black. she's half indian and half jamaican i'm so sick of people robbing american blacks like myself. it's disgusting, then retweeted by don

capital heights addison road nafr ronald road all trc stopped because of a crash that just happened there. we'll keep an eye and see how that clarks burk 270 after father hurley middle of the roadblocked by a work zone. it's a paving project. just a warning. fairfax old lee highway near rebel road downed trees and power lines. 66 looking okay. 270 the rest is okay so is 95 in maryland. aaron? >> thank you, melissa. >>> the rain may not let up, but that doesn't mean there won't be lenty to do for the fourth of july tomorrow. we'll show you some of the fun events happening around the region. >>> tune in for ellen startinga 3:00 p.m. and then keep it right here at news 4 at 4. that's here this afternoon on nbc 4. stay with us. we'll be right back. >> announcer: you're watching t "news 4oday." >>> welcome back 4:24 today. 14 people will compete in a burger eating contest here in d.c. it starts at noon at the z burger location on wisconsin avenue and northwest spectators will receive a free burger after the competition until 2:00 p.m. one of today'ss competitors i molly shooler, the number one

the plane was taking off from addison airport around 9:00 this morning when it crashed and burst into flames. there were eight passengers and two crew members on board. no one survived. no one on the ground was hurt, but a witness described what happened. >> you go down to the runway, way down the runway and started taking off. we go to about 200 feet. and the storm started to lose power and altitude. and the next thing you know, he just rolled over and came straight down into the building. >> the names of those killed in the crash have not been released, and the cause is being investigated by the ntsb and the faa. >>> new at 10:00, police in the city of american canyon are asking for help locating the two men. the men smashed windows and opened unlocked car doors, stealing cash, electronics, sunglasses, and personal documents. it happened in the rancho del mar subdivision between 2:30 to 4:30 this morning, specifically residents of west, elka, and jones. police say one suspect was wearing a hooded jacket. the other suspect was in khaki pants and a white t-shirt. >>> two men were kill

on that happened a couple weeks ago in texas what can you tell us >> reporter: yeah, this was an addison texas just north of dallas on june 30. you may recall this plane had ten people on board. it was taking off and suddenly it seemed to rollover and go right into a hangar. newlg le violently over to the left, and then almost a cork screw right into that hangar now, we know that the crew had discussed possible engine trouble on the left side investigators are looking at whether it lost an engine. and if it did, it would have done exactly that, banking over hard to the left, going straight into a hangar. everybody on board was killed, ten people, eight members of three families, and the pilot and copilot on their way to st. petersburg lester >> terrifying video to watch all right, tom, thanks >>> we turn to health news now a new development to the fight against alzheimer's disease. doctors are now focusing on inflammation as a possible factor and they say there are some simple things that people can do to reduce their risk. dr. john torres tells us more. >> who is that >> reporter: conno

the plane burst into flames after veering io a hangar in addison airport shortly after takeoff. two crew members and eight passengers were onboard, but there were njureports of es on the ground. afghan officials say that soldiers have shot dead five taliban gunmen in the city of kabul. the gun battle started during sevenhour and laste hours. three people were killed in the blast and many others were injured including 50 schoolchildren. japan has resumed commerciale whaling for rst time since 1986 after officially withdrawing fiom the internl whaling commission. five whaling vsels sailed from a northern port. the ships have permits to hunt more than 200 of the mamms between now and late december. you are watching "bbc world news america."l st come on tonight's program, the funeral is held for a father and his young daughter who died trying to cross the border into america. r ort from el salvador. nada: the mexican city of guadalajara has been hit by severe hailstorm in what is usually a subtropical region. cars were stranded half buried with their drivers trapped inside. the city

mireya villarreal, cbs news, addison, texas. >>> hazmat crews are testing air sample after a suspiciousackage was found at the facebook facilities in the mail and material suspected to be the nerve agent sarin. it was retested twice with one positive and one negative result. facebook evacuated four buildings, three of which have since been cleared and reopened. authorities have not positively identified the suspicious substance. >>> southwest airlines says it will remove its grounded boeing 737 max aircraft from its flies schedule through october. it's the biggest operator of max jets. the decision comes after the faa found a new flaw not related to a software problem. last week boeing said it would take until at least september to solve 737 max software issues. southwest has been forced to cancel about 115 flights per day. >>> the final four teams are set as the u.s. women's soccer team faces england today in their quest for the championship. the winner of today's match will play for the women's world cup next sunday against the winner of tomorrow's semifinal match between the netherla

. >> reporter: witnesses at the airport in addison say the plane veered to the left before rolling overits left wing smashing into the building sending thick black smoke billowing from the crash site. >> it was really thick like you could tell there was some burning chemicals or, you know, gas or oil. it definitely looked black enough for it to be serious. >> reporter: the eight passengers and two crew members on board were killed. >> we don't know a lot about the people on board at this point. >> reporter: no one on the ground was hurt. investigators say the hangar was empty at the time of the crash. the ntsb and faa are now working to determine the cause of that crash. overnight investigators said they were still trying to determine the plane's tail number. >> the aircraft apparently changed hands here recently. so it's not clear to us at this time what the proper tail number is. >> reporter: the ntsb says it will be looking into the pilot's background and says videos of the crash will be a big part of their investigation. >> we are aware of three different videos and we're in the pro

chile had won this title for the last suits on once fell behind early in the games for goal from addison forus goalkeeper fault perri 2nd came a long way out of his area during an attack leaving the goal guarded off somalia and would eventually find minutes. they were upset with 3 no victory injury time through power gore or chile also missed a penalty before the final whistle or it was not they reached the fun of the copper for the 1st time since 1975. well the netherlands will get the right chance of an international double at the women's world cup after reaching the final maybe sweden one nil in extra time in the semi jackie ground and got the winner of the netherlands are already european champions now face the defending world champions the usa for this title on sunday dutch friends will be one of the stories of this tournament delighted as they reach the world cup final for the 1st time around $60000.00 of their supporters expected back at the same stadium for sunday's game. 5 years after leaving as a player frank lampard is back at chelsea as the new manager of the premier league c

abc's marcus moore starts us off at the airport in addison, texas. >> reporter: tonight, these images show the intense flames, thick smoke, and a desperate effort to help after a twin-engine plane fell from the sky. investigators say the beachcraft be-350 was carrying two crew members and eight passengers when it went down shortly after takeoff from this small airport north of dallas sunday. the plane slamming into an unoccupied hangar and then bursting into flames. >> everybody just stand by, we had an accident on the field. >> reporter: emergency crews rushing to put out the flames that engulfed the wreckage. the crash leaving a gaping hole at the top of the hangar. >> the airplane had gotten airborne and then veered to the left of the runway and then started to roll to the left, and it was in the process of rolling when it collided with the hangar. >> reporter: there were no survivors. among those killed, a family of four from plano, texas. the school the two children attended confirming they, their mom and stepfather all died in the crash. the plane was headed to st. petersburg, f

federal accident investigators are responding to a plane crash at an airport in addison, texas, north of dallas. the twin engine beechcraft crashed into a hanger at take- off early sunday, setting it on fire. the plane was destroyed. city officials say 10 people were killed. a global celebration in new york city today, millions turned out in manhattan and beyond to mark world pride day in the place the movement was born. tom hansen was there. ll reporter: new york city played host to the biggest pride celebration in the world sunday. millions of people were in celebration mode, adding to this already packed city. >> we're proud to be gay. we're not different from anyone e ju. we're just a little more fun, that's all. >> reporter: governor andrew cuomo kicked off the celebration with a reminder of why this party exists. >> it all started here. it started at stonewall. >> reporter: the parade marks 50 years since riots at the stonewall inn, which sparked the gay rights movement. >> i think it's amazing that we've come this far, that we can get married, that there are all kinds of rights

that crash happened at him in a airport in addison about 2 hours north of llas. federal transportation authorities say 8 passengers members died. the plane actually went down in that hangar the e c 2 aircraft inside were damaged the ntsb in the f a a now investigating the cause. >>we've had the opportunity to walk through the scene several times this evening and observed the wreckage where it sits the damage to the hangar preliminarily we've noted that the airplane was damaged by impact forces and a post impact fire. >>investigators say the plane was actually headed to st. petersburg florida. it had been previously owned by a private charter company in chicago. the san francisco pride parade came to a standstill for about an hour yesterday. eric dyer shot the video you're seeing here on the screen. it shows protesters on market right near 6th street. police say a group that oppose what they corp the pride parade blocked the route. he actually sat on the road linking arms together. police say the barricades threw water bottles and even injured one of the officers.

>> gabe gutierrez for us there in addison, texas.een president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. mr. trump becoming the first sitting u.s. president to cross into that country. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel is in seoul, south korea, with the very latest. good morning, richard. >> reporter: good morning. so we know president trump liked it he talked a great deal about it. now, we know what the north koreans thought about it the north koreans just released on state television a mini documentary less than 24 hours after this meeting took place. unlike a lot of north korean propaganda, which is very aggressive, very threatening toward the united states, this was absolutely gushing it talked about how this unexpected meeting transcended expectations, shocked and moved the world, how it was incredibly positive they had a moment they slowed down for effect when president trump stepped over the demarcation line, entered north korea. they even showed a still photograph of kim jong-un meeting with ivanka trump. they

eyewitnesses said the aircraft took off and suffered an engine failure before crashing at the airfield in addison owned. it's the start of wimbledon on monday — the world's most prestigious tennis tournament. will novak djokivic and angelique kerber triumph again or will serena williams write herself into the record books by equalling the number of grand slam titles won by a tennis player? with me is henry bonsu, the broadcaster and commentator on international affairs. who can tell us all the answers. you have a crystal ball. i do enjoy the grand slam tournaments. i'd particularly enjoy wimbledon. it is the only one eye go to. it is brilliant in the first week because you can see some of the top players on the outside courts. it is very difficult to get to number one court oi’ difficult to get to number one court or the centre court. andy murray, the fair was he was not going to play. a few months ago he could barely walk and now he will be playing in the doubles —— the fear was. we're not sure if it will be the men's or the mixed doubles. both williams sisters say they are available and willing

the american man, addison, once said britain has not found a world role after the end of her empire.to press you back on your mystery, riddle enigma. can you not pivot out as british prime minister and say, what are you doing coherently about iran? we have to find... actually, what you said is exact at the point, i think britain has to re—involve herself with the eu. you cannot deal individually as an isolated nation with all the problems that we are now talking about. you have to have larger families of nations coming together. the iranians nuclear deal painstakingly achieved by obama and iran over a lot of time and getting used to each other is, actually, an intelligent piece of diplomacy. the only reason that trump seems to be determined to destroy it is because it was obama's signal foreign policy accomplishment. so, the idea that we are going to pretend and go along with america because there are a defence partner as america deliberately ratchets up the pressure to make the iranians more and more unstable and maybe hit out, the idea is you should turn down the pressure, not to t

consultation with the national commission on informatics and liberty i took an individual decision on mr addison to be put into video surveillance even the unions supported the government's position and why that scope of surveillance was justified. in this case. surveillance was an effective means of ensuring that the individual did no harm himself and if needed stand trial for what he did but does slams lawyers continued to challenge it and they won in 2017 these administrative court agree that his detention conditions were illegal but this information has only just come to light and it's causing outrage. the french judiciary has condemned the state to pay 500 euros to a terrorist who caused the deaths of more than 130 people and left 400 injured on the 13th of november 25th scene this is a disgrace i'm appalled by the court order to pay $500.00 euros to so obviously this legal outrage must be reviewed urgently this french stay owes nothing to islamist barbarians so what do people here in paris make of this case and. honestly i don't think that 500 euros is a lot and i also agree with the human

witnesses said the aircraft took off and suffered an engine failure before crashing at the airfield in addisonrivately owned. japan has resumed commercial whaling for the first time in decades, after officially withdrawing from the international whaling commission yesterday. five whaling vessels sailed from the northern port of kushiro. japan plans to hunt more than two—hundred whales between now and late december. authorities in sudan say seven people have been killed and nearly 200 injured during renewed protests in several cities. tens of thousands of people took to the streets to keep up the pressure on the country's interim military rulers to hand power over to a civilian administration. the protests on sunday were the largest since a deadly raid by security forces on a protest camp outside the defence ministry, three weeks ago. gareth barlow has more. the rallies across several cities were the largest since dozens were killed in a crackdown at the start ofjune. despite troops being deployed and tear gas being fired, protesters continue to demand the ruling military council hands power to

pro-democracy coalition has been a wait and principle but as yet to be signed him morgan has more from addison ababa . there the same chance which were heard at the sitting at army headquarters in her home last month 40 days after the military attack on the sit in the chants are being repeated nationwide the protesters demanding justice not only for the dozens of protesters who were killed but also for the lives lost in the months before and our daily struggles with. was really down to how are there are. they are we free they need from december back or from the families that have died 8 everybody here very shocked remark or 5 in the city and. we have to bring it back to justice for you or don't look at this it in started in april following months of protests demanding the resignation of president obama and the sheer he was ousted by a military coup but the sitting continued as protest leaders known as the forces of freedom and change held talks with the gentile talks broke down in disagreements about who should lead the joint transitional government. on june 3rd security forces stormed the pea