tom costello has details. >> reporter: the call from the captain as the flight was approaching albuquerque. >> we have an issue with a pilot. they've declared an emergency, we need the medical crew to meet us on landing. >> reporter: paramedics were unable to save 58-year-old william mike grubs. the captain deserves great credit. >> he kept his cool. he probably kept his stress level down and all he -- the captain thought about was us. >> reporter: cockpit deaths are not common but happen. >> there's a medical emergency, the captain is incapacitated. >> reporter: in 2015 a flight diverted to syracuse after the captain had a heart attack. >> one of the reasons there are two pilots in the airplane in case one is incapacitated. >> reporter: if a pilot goes to the bathroom, a flight attendant must take his place. in flight medical emergencies involving passengers are fairly routine, nearly 50 each day. fewer than half a% involve cardiac arrest, it accounts for 86% of all in flight dearths. 27 times a day flight crews call one of two med centers that assesses a patient's condition from the grou

albuquerque had the record high temperatures for the day on wednesday. the mercury hit 28 degrees, but as the cold front moves through, the temperatures will go down by about 10 degrees. along this cold front, there's a chance for severe thunderstorms. from the southern portions up towards the northern plains, we're expecting very severe thunderstorms, gusty wind, and even large hail. so please watch out for the dangerouss weather on your thursday. and out towards the west, i it' mild acroross the westetern aref the u.s. at this moment, but another pacific system will likely move into the area on your friday. so wet weather is coming up once again. seattle, you'll see the sun finally coming out on your thursday. take advantage of the blue skies. vancouver at 10 degrees with rainy weather. l.a., sunny weather with a high of 20 degrees. still quite hot in denver. 23 degrees. albuquerque, you'll see temperatures going down by about 10 degrees on your thursday. and across japan, snow is falling across the north, and rainyy weather is happening ove western ar

guest: deb, thanks, i'm from albuquerque, beautiful. the other mile-high city, isn't it? let's talk for for profit and nonprofit, if i may tell a personal story. my mother was on hospice and she -- started out with nonprofit hospice care facility. the care was not adequate, even adequate for her and we moved to another company that turned out, i didn't know at the time to be for profit company, the care was exquisite and they were there for her, they had ideas, they wanted to make sure every need was met. for prove sxit nonprofit, look at what the incentives are for companies to make sure they are doing what they need to do and taking care of people. but the europe has the same waiting lines, same delay necessary surgeries, the same fewer access to newer medicines that may be best for people, i really don't think there is utaupian system anywhere else, we have to figure out how to get it right in america. host: couple comments on twitter. maverick tweets, in sad, the oval lady from tennessee will be under trump care just like the coal miners, they got hood winked. what pe

. >>> american airlines pilot died landing at albuquerque. first officer became incapacitated, trying to find out why. declared emergency. landed safely. paramedics at gate pronounced first officer dead. >>> extended order that blocks president trump's travel ban. another legal blow to the trump administration's attempt to suspend immigration from six majority muslim countries. next step for the government is appeal to the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco. >>> republican lawmakers in north carolina reached last minute deal to repeal controversial bathroom law. set to lose out on hosting any ncaa championships because of the law which makes it illegal for transgenders to use bathroom that matches their gender. set to lose billions in the next decade because of that law. >>> in at&t, no baseball yet anyway. >> but inclined to eat through the stadium, biggest day of the year. >> one of the biggest restaurants in the world. baseball first but not today. >> about getting our name out there. >> never underestimate the san francisco g

and they -- emergency and they eventually landed safely in albuquerque. and the copilot was given cpr. but he later died. >>> and today could be legal problems for president trump over trump university. a judge will look at when he'll approve or deny to settle a suit. they said that the classes were like info mer shalls. and if the judge accepts the settlement, the people will have about 80% of their fees refunded. >>> obama administration determined that the pesticides could hurt the ban of children. and they say that the ban would have caused confusion and uncertainty for thousands of american farms. and the epa said that the pesticide is being used safely all over the world. however, environmental groups pointed to the recent studies showing even small amounts of the pesticide can hurt the brain development of a fetus, infants and children. >>> the city of san francisco plans to continue being a leader in the battle against climate change. officials said they'll continue to for policies that cut green air gases and asked to install solar panels on top

orr versus city of albuquerque involving pregnancy discrimination in the police department in albuquerque. w.d. sports, discrimination claim, casey, energy west, simpson versus c.u., involving young women who had been harassed by the football team, broader, sutton, i can give you a long list. >> that's helpful. we'll find them and we'll read them. >> the bottom line is that i'd like to convey to you from the bottom of my heart is that i'm a fair judge and i think if you ask people in the tenth circuit is he a fair judge you're going to get the answer that you got yesterday from both senator bennett and senator gardner and from general cotshell and the same answer from senator allard and senator al zard ten years ago. i can't guarantee you more than that but i can promise you absolutely nothing less. >> okay. i have 1:21. let's talk chevron. that's been used, you know, thousands of times and it really perplexes me. olympia snow and i did something that took me 12, 13 years to get to and that is changing the corporate fuel economy standards. and thanks to senator inouye and senator stevens,

an american airlines pilot died while landing in albuquerque, new mexico.he first officer became incapacitated during the approach to the destination yesterday and the captain declared an emergency and landed the 737 safely, and paramedics met the plane at the gate where they pronounced the first officer dead. they pronounced the first officer dead. >>> and then felony charges grand theft. an enforcement worked as a prostitute, and beal returns to court for a restitution hearing. >>> blue origin is revealing images of the space capsule. and it's set to take tourists into space next year. the capsule has a roomy interior and includes seats for six travelers and they will be treated to views to the largest windows in space, although how many windows are there in space? kind of a low bar, right? test flights with crew members aboard are expected to begin this year, and blue origin has not said how much that could cost you. >> i would want to be floating the entire time. >> okay, you can tell me about it. >>> this next story about a curious kangaroo and a man t

and so i told him that i would get him some applications for places in albuquerque.ht you some applications like we talked a couple weeks ago in places for preparation for parole back to albuquerque. and your release date is -- >> july 1st. >> july 1st. >> that's all i'm waiting for. >> okay. so no more disciplinary. >> there's something in my heart that's just saying that something -- i'm not going to end up going that day. i don't know why. but i just sense it. i wonder if you can give them a ring on the phone, you know. >> yes, i'll follow up. >> can you push this, you know? let's get this approved so i can have that, all right, sanchez, you're approved. >> well, i can get the wheels rolling to make sure nothing happens that will delay you. >> i know something's going to happen. >> we'll do some follow-up for him to make sure that everybody knows the urgency of the plan and that sort of thing so we can attempt to get him out on time. thanks, joe. >> there are butterflies inside. there's freedom again. even if it's for an hour, it would feel good to get out of here

just a heck of a low coming out of colorado rockies and also into albuquerque, new mexico and that'ssevere weather line. there's two associated with the line. and the plains, that will be the main source of the severe weather. we get just a tranquil weather. 50s on a lot of these temps, and there's a lot of 40s. but there's a few 50s. santa cruz at 49. southerly breeze, but nothing compared to yesterday. 45, ukiah.

cameras captured the kidnapping outside an albuquerque convenience store.n the video the teen runs moments later, an armed attacker catches him. ak 47 rifle. the teen told police the couple put him in a hole. he escaped. now the teen and the couple are all facing charges. >> now to another complex case. this one unfolding in oklahoma. the woman police say drove three would-we robbers to a home where they were killed is now charged in their deaths. and authorities are deciding whether the man who shot them did it in self defense. here is abc's clayton sandel. >> reporter: police say it began when 23-year-old zach peters awoke to the sound of three masked teenage burglars breaking into this house near tulsa, oklahoma. >> well i thauflt ought it was funders. peters used an ar-15 rifle, shooting all three burglars dead. >> two were juveniles in the range of 16, 17. one an adult male. 1. armed. one was with brass knuckles. the other one with a herself in the getaway driver. >> trying to clarify as the to why they chose the that house. wum was it random or some o

. >> rockies has been visiting albuquerque and it's a busy morning for some in the texas panhandle. look at the line. it's just about from omaha to kansas and tulsa and dallas. closer look shows you right there in between lovette on 27. that's a tough commute on 27 this morning. pam, that's a whooping system. we're on the driver, not as breezy side now. yes, a little breezy in the afternoon for some. but that will tail off. brown wood is 59. what is it, summer already. 54 at sfo. a few 40s. i'm sure we'll see cooler conditions, but we're running warmer than yesterday. that's not much of a breeze except for a few clouds up north. storm tracker stays to the north. you can see the system digging in. that's the ridge of high pressure. there's going to be a system dropping down. it goes up, up, and it's going to drop into northeast california and the sierra could get a quick shot of snow. for us, it's a windy and cool pattern. we'll go from one extreme to the other. today, it's all about sunny side up and warmer temps. and then windy and cooler, sunny and breezy on friday. very warm on s

the plane landed safely inal albuquerque. and a proposal to repeal the so-called bedroom bill. that heads to the state house for consideration. north carolina lawmakers and the governor made an agreement to repeal the bill last night. it has been criticized by lgbt groups saying it's repeal in name only and fails to protect transgender people from discrimination. >> the world's oldest space woman has the most ever performed by a woman. pelley ventured out for the only space walk of her career this morning. she and her partner are doing more work on the back part of the international space station and searching as a parking spot for space crews. if you have medicare parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cove

ore versus city of albuquerque involving pregnancy discrimination in the police department in albuquerque. wd sports. discrimination claim. casey, energy west, crane, simpson versus cu. women harassed by the football team. a.m., brouder, sutton. i can give you a long -- >> we'll find them and we'll read them. >> the bottom line is that i'd like to convey to you from the bottom of my heart is that i'm a fair judge. i think if you ask people in the tenth circuit, is he a fair judge, you'll get the answer you got yesterday from both senator bennett and senator gardner and from general kotchel and senator salazar ten years ago. i can't guarantee you more than that, but i can promise you absolutely nothing less. >> okay. i have a minute and 21 seconds. let's talk chevron. that's been used thousands of time and it really perplexes me. olympia snowe and i did something that took me 12, 13 years to get to and that is changing the corporate fuel economy standards. and thanks to senator inouye and senator stevens, they put it finally in a commerce bill and it passed. so now we are on our way to 54

miriam colon died yesterday in albuquerq albuquerque, new mexico. she was 80-year-old. >>> it was a big day in alaska as the iditarod sled dog race got under way today. the ceremonial start took place in anchorage. there you see about 2,000 dogs on 72 teams ran through the city. the official start takes place on monday in fairbanks. the teams will race nearly 1,000 miles to nome, alaska, it will take them between nine and 17 days in one of the world's most celebrated tests of endurance. >>> another race to note tonight. this one measured in seconds in indianapolis. it looked like track but it was all about football. wide receiver john ross of the university of washington ran the 40-yard dash in a time of just 4.22 seconds, that's a lot faster than it takes me to read this script and tell you about it. a new nfl combined record as players compete in that event for top places in the nfl draft. >>> when we come back, how one girl is inspiring america with the money she earns from making and selling cupcakes. >>> finally tonight we're going to meet a gi

there was one in albuquerque, and it runs two days a week. >> slippery conditions caused by ice.hing new in minnesota, but it is an issue if you want to play basketball. the nba cancels last night's game between portland and minnesota because the court was too slick. temperatures in the 60s caused the ice surface arouunder the c to melt. that caused too much humidity in the arena. >> the court was sweating. >> it was, i guess. portland is going to have to make it there another time. >>> runners in texas could miss out on the boston marathon because of bad directions. the lead motorcycle made a wrong turn that cut nearly a mile off the course. now runners are worried their times to qualify for the boston marathon will be tossed out. the officials hope they'll be allowed to submit adjusted times. >> i like that strategy, though. i'm going to run the marathon, but i'm going to take a short t shortcut. i have to tell you, if i'm taking a shortcut during a marathon, it's longer than a mile. it's going to shave off, like, 22 miles. >> it's going to be straight to the bars. >> skip the

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there was one in albuquerque, and it runs two days a week. >> slippery conditions caused by ice. nothing new in minnesota, but it is an issue if you want to play basketball. the nba cancels last night's game between portland and minnesota because the court was too slick. temperatures in the 60s caused the ice surface arouunder the c to melt. that caused too much humidity in the arena. >> the court was sweating. >> it was, i guess. portland is going to have to make it there another time. >>> runners in texas could miss out on the boston marathon because of bad directions. the lead motorcycle made a wrong turn that cut nearly the course. now runners are worried their times to qualify for the boston marathon will be tossed out. the officials hope they'll be allowed to submit adjusted times. >> i like that strategy, though. i'm going to run the marathon, but i'm going to take a short t shortcut. i have to tell you, if i'm taking a shortcut during a marathon, it's longer than a mile. it's going to shave off, like, 22 miles. >> it's going to be straight to the bars. >> skip the finish

. >> reporter: 19-year-old devon philo and 18-year-old sara reeves just finished a hike near albuquerque tuesday when a man with a gun forced them into their car trunk. they pull the emergency release to bail out but get separated. as philo escapes, the suspect shoots him. >> i know he's shooting to kill. he's killed sarah, i think. please, you got to get here quick. i don't know if he's going to come down and kill me. >> reporter: what none of them know is, suspect alex deaton is a fugitive on the run. suspected of murdering his girlfriend and another woman in mississippi. also wounding a jogger. >> he left a gun on the passenger seat. should i pick it up in case he comes back down? >> i wouldn't touch it. >> reporter: police say deaton catches and kidnaps reeves, but when he stops, she runs for it, and gets away. deaton flees to kansas, allegedly shooting a store clerk and stealing his car. >> as soon as i handed him the keys he just pulled a gun on me and shoots me. >> reporter: finally, after a police chase up to 140 miles an hour, deaton crashes and is captured. and now that his all

nine from sfo to albuquerque, baltimore, indianapolis, kansas city, kona, new orleans, nashville, mexico city, philly, and raleigh. and three from mineta san jose to austin, tucson and l.a.x. >> this is, you know, a good example of a smaller carrier coming in and, you know, kinds of staking a claim of its own. >> reporter: mcginnis says the seattle-based airline that recently merged with virgin is trying to become the dominant player on the west coast. see what will it mean for travelers? mcginnis says more choices and more competition. which he thinks could lead to more amenities particularly at united if it wants to keep up. >> i think united is going to have to up its game if it wants to keep business travelers. >> reporter: but not necessarily lower fares. >> i don't think that alaska airlines is in this game to come in and lower prices. >> reporter: but what could be a game changer could bring another change, a lot more traffic at sfo. mcginnis says it's already operating at near capacity. >> sfo will be adding an extra gate to accommodate additional traffic. alaska's new flights st

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>>> tragedy strikes in the skies as an american airlines pilot dies mid flight on his way to an albuquerque airport. the control tower there received a scary message. >> we've got an issue with one of the pilots. i declare emergency. like to have a medical crew meet us on landing. >> the plane was able to land safely and medical personnel met it at the gate. american airlines issued this statement saying, we are deeply saddened by the death of first officer william "mike" grubgs and they are taking care of the first officer's family and colleagues and our prayers with them during this difficult time. >> ours are as well. >>> a lot of weather causing havoc. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here. >> yesterday we got lucky, only one tornado reported. today could be worse and should be worse. we are watching a targeting of the area in louisiana, mississippi and tennessee, that's where we could see the biggest tornado threat. in all, a huge risk from the ohio valley down to the gulf coast. still rainy showery weather to areas of the west. we'll watch that moving through the inner mountain west,

. >> reporter: american airlines flight 1353 from dallas was landing in albuquerque when a man believed to be the captain made this emergency call to the airport tower. >> tower american 1353, yeah, we've got an issue with one of the pilots has declared an emergency. we'd like to have the medical crew meet us on landing. >> which gate? >> we're going to bravo one. >> reporter: the boeing 737 landed and taxied normally to a gate where it was met by paramedics. once at the gate first officer william grubbs known as mike was pronounced dead. american airlines identifying the pilot while the captain had maintained control of the landing. landing a modern airliner can be done safely by a single pilot but stress in the cockpit was likely high as the first officer had the medical issue on final approach. in 2015, an american airlines pilot died on a flight from phoenix to boston. that plane made an emergency landing in new york. in wednesday's case, american airlines says in a statement to abc news, "we're taking care of first officer grubbs' family and colleagues and our thoughts and prayers

i didn albuquerque. i didn't want to leave this. i made reference before to a practice you engage in of writing concurrences and sort of trying to understand what that means and what i can conclude about that. just to remind everybody, brouder is a case where you dealt with a claim that an off-duty, newly off-duty police officer went roaring through the center of town at 60 miles an hour, sped through 11 intersections with his lights on in his police car and rammed a car and killed one person and badly injured another. and this is a case that was in federal court because of section 1983, which is an important statute that allows the vindication of rights that had been violated, constitutional rights, and i was struck in this case that you went out of your way to write a concurrence to your own majority opinion and the way i read it was that you argued federal courts should decline to address section 1983 violations if there's a remedy under state tort law. why did you go out of your way to write a concurrence that would, if applied,

. >> reporter: on approach into albuquerque wednesday, the first officer on an american airlines 737 suddenly becomes ill. >> they're going to be at gate b-1, gate b-1, it's going to be a code. >> reporter: paramedics rush to the plane, but 58-year-old first officer william "mike" grubbs american's ceo says grubbs' family "lost a husband and a father, and many of our colleagues lost a personal friend." airline pilot and aviation professor tanya gatlin says flight crews train for these rare worst-case scenarios. >> it is definitely an increased workload, and it's definitely a stressful situation. we're trained for it. we're prepared for it. along with that is the emotional stress of your friend, you know, and you're hoping they're okay. >> reporter: officials have not yet released a cause of death, and tonight, one passenger tells us, she had no idea how serious the situation was until that plane was on the ground. david? >> clayton sandell tonight. thanks, clayton. >>> and when we come back here, the major headline tonight involving a famous serial killer. >>> also tonight, that dist

host: let's head to albuquerque. since he is waiting. good morning. you know, my husband was in the military for 23 years. he started and korea. he retired and never asked for anything of the country. he needed his pension. i'm so sick and tired of everybody trying to blame our president. met about obama when he with fidel castro? he met with the one from .enezuela, the one from iran maybe he was asking for something. he learned a good lesson from that when he got the book from chavez. the countries and to get together and not fight each other. my son is gone now and i think him for what he did for me and my children. i think for what he tried to do for my country. thank you very much. guest: cynthia, thank you so much for your husband's service and your service as his spouse as well. your larger point, this is the beginning of a new administration. i'm a freshman member of congress. i never view my role as working for the president. i'm part of an independent branch of government and that means there will be times of agreement and disagreement with t

i didn albuquerque. i didn't want to leave this. i made reference before to a practice you engage in of writing concurrences and sort of trying to understand what that means and what i can conclude about that. just to remind everybody, brouder is a case where you dealt with a claim that an off-duty, newly off-duty police officer went roaring through the center of town at 60 miles an hour, sped through 11 intersections with his lights on in his police car and rammed a car and killed one person and badly injured another. and this is a case that was in federal court because of section 1983, which is an important statute that allows the vindication of rights that had been violated, constitutional rights, and i was struck in this case that you went out of your way to write a concurrence to your own majority opinion and the way i read it was that you argued federal courts should decline to address section 1983 violations if there's a remedy under state tort law. why did you go out of your way to write a concurrence that would, if applied,

airlines flight moments after landing, the pilot declaring a medical emergency two miles from the albuquerqueico airport, the plane landed safely but paramedic scrambled to save the first officer who has been identified as william grubb. investigators working to find out the cause of his death. chaos erupting on capitol hill, police forced to open fire to stop an erratic driver who tried to run over officers. thalia everett has been charged with 12 criminal counts including consulting several officers was when they tried to stop her she hit one car before veering towards police. thankfully in all of this no one was injured. police do not know why she did it and it is not terrorist related. the first daughter announcing she will serve as an unpaid advisor to the president, she was getting a west wing office and security clearance but would not officially join the administration. the white house says it is, quote, pleased that ivanka has taken the step in her unprecedented role as first daughter in support of the president. abby: melania delivers a keynote speech at the women of courage award.

temperatures, new orleans and dallas, like -- let's look what's going in albuquerque. a weak surface system coming up into the texas panhandle. the line is already formed. you can see the severe weather. this will be extremely volatile today. especially along the texas oklahoma border. that's the area they are most concerned about today. we get the cool air behind this. for us, it's coming out of the northwest. still on the cool side. 50s on the temps. to the north we had a couple 30s. napa 42, calistoga 42. there is a rather okay breeze, not as bad as yesterday. 42 in ukiah. they were down to 39 as well. monterey was down to 47. 59 in palm springs. 59 in san bernardino. overnight rain has moved off. it made it to 58 in phoenix. they are slowly warming up. a few high clouds spilling over this ridge of high pressure. all systems go for sunshine. there will be a little breeze there. maybe a cool in the shade. when you're in the sun it's nice. 60s and 70s, and we will bump these highs up into tomorrow. then it looks like a windy and cold or pattern will greet us on thursd

. >>> american airlines flight landed safely in albuquerque, but this despite an emergency in the cockpitath of the plane's co-pilot. now just before landing the pilot declared that emergency citing medical issue. he called the tower to make sure that help was ready when the plane got on the ground. listen. >> tower american, 1353. we'd like to have the crew meet us on landing. we're going to bravo one. >> the pilot sounded so calm there. paramedics performed cpr on the co-pilot more than half an hour. despite the effort the man was declared dead. at this point it remains unclear what the medical condition he suffered. >>> severe storms in texas have claimed two more lives. two boys ages 11 and 12, were electrocuted by downed power lines last night while playing in a public park. the wires were still arcing when the firefighters arrived. and also, started a small grass fire. earlier in the day, from one end of texas to the other, and in neighboring states wind ask tornadoes damaged homes and vehicles. there is also flooding from the heavy rain in parts of texas and oklahoma. >> that storm

an inferno in a parking lot in albuquerque. dozens of cars caught on fire all captured on camera.another explosion. someone lighting fireworks from under the car. that might be what ig nated the fire. at least 58 cars were burning and in flames. residents who still have cars have been nicely helping others by offering rides. >> it looked like a war disaster zone. some of my psd residents are having problems because it sounds like bombs are going off. we had 40-foot flames and cars exploding 10 feet off the ground. >> you can tell how frightening that must have been. fire crews bringing it under control in a little less than an hour. not before all the damage was done. >>> back at home now, the search continues for the suspect behind a string of bank robberies in the east. there's a good look at him incognito. he was walking into the bank on san ramon with bag in hand. he waved the gun and demanded money from tellers. he looked a lot like the guy who robbed the same bank back in february. >>> new video out of south korea this morning as recovery efforts for the ferry that sank thre

you are looking at 55-degrees in albuquerque. going to be tracking a chance of seeing severe weather, as we see cold and warm air meet, we could be talk about possibly even tornadoes or at least big storms. that's a system that we are going to certainly be watching and paying attention to. definitely spring showers around the corners, guys, as we are talking about where the warm air and cold air meets. it's been an active spring so far and active winter will continue in the next couple of days and in the next couple of weeks. >> adam, thank you. lauren: coming up, one of the funniest moments ever on the wheel of fortune. you're watching fbn:am . even mo. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. juswho own them,ople every business is different. but every one of those businesses will need legal help as they age and grow. whether it be help starting your business, vendor contracts or employment agreements. legalzoom's net

involving pregnancy discrimination in the police department in albuquerque, wd sports, discrimination claim, casey, energy west, crane, simpson versus cu involving young women when had been harassed by the football team, am, browder, sutton, i can give you a long list. >> that's helpful. we'll find them and read them. >> and, the bottom line i think is that i would like to convey to you, from the bottom of my heart, is that i'm a fair judge. and i think if you ask people in the 10th circuit, is he a fair judge, you'll get the answer you got yesterday from both senator bennett and senator gardener and senator cotshell and from senator alard and senator salazar. i can't guarantee you more than that, but i can promise you absolutely nothing less. >> okay. i have 1:20. let's talk chevron. that's been used, you know, thousands of times. and it really perplexes me. olympia snowe and i did something that took me 12, 13 years to get to, and that is changing the corporate fuel economy standards. and thanks to senator inouye and senator stevens they put it finally in a commerce bill and it pass

they eventually landed safely in albuquerque. the co-pilot was given cpr but later died. >>> two couples caught on camera fighting during a road rage incident near san degree monday afternoon. look at this, fists were flying between the men who wrestled each other to the ground and the women were kicking and punching and even pulling hair. an off duty police officer ended the fight. we still don't know why this fight started in the first place. the police say no one is pressing charges. time is 7:54 a bay area bio tech company is giving new people hope suffering from multiple scler roes. while there are other ms drugs, researchers say this treatment has few side effects and the most effective against ms. it attacks the central nervous system and leads to blindness, fatigue and also impaired coordination. >> it's certainly changed my life dramatically. i had to look at my life ending in a wheelchair and severely debilitated. >> our hope is that with a highly effective and apparently safe medication like this new drug, the long ter

the flight from dallas to albuquerque made an emergency landing on wednesday afternoon.s is the second american airlines pilot to die on board an aircraft in the last two years. kris van cleave is at reagan national airport. good morning. >> good morning. this is one of the reasons why there are always two pilots in the cockpit of a commercial airliner. the faa says deaths like this are exceptionally rare, but in at least seven instances a pilot has died in flight during a commercial flight in the last 23 years. a passenger on this flight called the captain a hero for calmly handling such a scary situation american airlines flight 1553 with 136 passengers and six crew was about to land when the captain called for h p help. >> yeah, we got an issue with a pilot, have medical crew meet us on landing. >> reporter: the boeing 737 touched down safely at albuquerque's airport, but the co-pilot, 58-year-old william mike grubs, died. >> he would have to very quickly control your body's own natural very human response to this sudden emergency. >> reporter: miracle on the hudson c

yet 43 in albuquerque. what's going on there? well guess where prime time for severe weather is going to be right near the texas pan handle and oklahoma city.' this is ground zero for severe weather. they're all just ready to go because the parameters are in place. low level jet stream coming up from the gulf bringing in very warm moist air. what's coming out of the rockies a very dynamic low with a lot of cold air coming off that and what's that want to do sink. the combination of the two they're hearing about severe weather today i guarantee it right there. and this low did also produce some rain down into arizona and phoenix. it's taken the turn down into tuscan. we just get a northwest flow. a few clouds continue to zip on by. 40s on the temps. 50s for a few of the palo alto's as 34 degrees. 39 in graves. so there are a few 30s. so if it feels a little cooler it is. 50 navado but there is a little breeze. northwest west napa airports northwest that will be with us today. 40 in yukiah and 47 there in monterey. even 59 in palm

two days of dry weather but satellite and radar showing the next storm system low pressure near albuquerquenging mountain snow and severe weather across texas than is the system that brings us the steady soaking on friday. future tracker 6 showing it's here by lunch time and that lingers through friday night. tomorrow the sunshine is back and pick of the week breezy and beautiful and bright and 63 is the high and thursday is not bad, 55 degrees and clouds roll in late thursday and friday the chilly rain looks like we could get move than an inch of rain and the high own 49 degrees. saturday transition day, morning drizzle and mostly cloudy and 59 degrees, and sunday thor of the two days 61. will it stick around? adam will have that. >> something tells me we'll have april showers. >> i think so. quek break. hey, neighbor. well, if it isn't the second most famous groundhog in pennsylvania. wow, you were some athlete. back in the day, g. well, you can still go for gold... ahh, million dollar gold rush, the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. with top prizes of a million dollars. see

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just a heck of a low coming out of colorado rockies and also into albuquerque, new mexico and that's your severe weather line. there's two associated with the line. and the plains, that will be the main source of the severe weather. we get just a tranquil weather. 50s on a lot of these temps, and there's a lot of 40s. but there's a few 50s. santa cruz at 49. southerly breeze, but nothing compared to yesterday. 45, ukiah. 27 in truckee. look for mostly sunny sky skies. tomorrow will impact us with wind and cooler temps. today, it's about sunshine and warmer temps. 70s for many. and here he is, mr. sal castaneda. >> not a lot going on. >> that's good. >> get to sit around and do nothing for a little bit, but steve i told the viewers i would let them know when it's going to change. that would be about 5:30 as you know. >> yes. that's usually when things get busy, as you would say. >> yes, sir. >> thank you, steve. let's go out to the tracy super commute. 580 westbound. it's stop and go here on 205 and 580 as you make your way over the hill at livermore valley. once you get into livermor

two miles from the albuquerqu albuquerque, new mexico airport.ut the cause of his death. and it turns out that crime does pay. new york city's mayor bill de blasio now promising a job for every inmate after they finish their sentence. the -- it's called the jails to jobs initiative, and it will cost taxpayers $10 million a year. when a reporter asked why excons should be guaranteed work over unemployed residents who haven't broken the law. he said quote getting out of the cycle of crime and incarceration is in everyone's interest. okay. your headlines, guys, back to you. steve: abby, thank you very much. meanwhile if you listen to liberal politicians, you would think the american dream is being killed by conservatives. >> we are asking for equality. much of the money that will go to the richest people in america are in blue areas. now, isn't that something? steve: isn't that something? but in the red state of utah, the american dream is thriving. on the other side of a brief time out. allergies with nasal congestion? find fast relief behind the c

. >>> an american airlines jet landed safely at the albuquerque airport with a dead pilot in the cockpitthe first officer had a medical episode as the flight from dallas was on final approach yesterday evening. the captain was able to bring the plane in safely. paramedics met the aircraft at the gate. they couldn't revive the first officer. no word on the cause of death. >>> guitar airways is turning the tables on an electronics ban. they are rolling out loner laptops. starting next week, business class passengers aboard qatar flights heading to the u.s. will have access to laptops. another perk? they will also have access to complementary wi-fi. the electronics ban took effect last week and prohibits people flying from the u.s. from several middle east and north african countries from carrying on electronics bigger than a smartphone. >>> a first-of-its-kind feat for spacex. the crucial test today further launching them into the space race. >> and good and bad news in the sierra. no surprise. the snowpack is impressive! but now scientists say it might be too good. we'll explain. ,, ,,,,,

investigating the death of the american airlines co- pilot minutes before his flight landed in albuquerque, new mexico. the 737 jet was two miles from the airport wednesday when the captain declared a medical emergency. paramedics were standing by and performed cpr on first officer william mike grubbs before he was pronounced dead. >>> the house intel committee in disarray. rush to investigation stalled. the chairman ranking member will meet today to try to fix it. we are joined by the republican member of the panel next. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. >>> the top republican and democrat on the senate intelligence committee promised a bipartisan probe. not what we have seen with devin nunes that brought the committee's work to a halt. i want to discuss with rick crawford of arkansas. he is a member of the house

the dome of high pressure right there, it's heading towards albuquerque. it was over here two days ago. yesterday it was about the sierra over las vegas and continues to move to what is the first of many systems and bumping it out of the picture. light rain possible. i say santa rosa north. that's about the line. about the line, you know. >>[laughter] >> it's about that line right there. north. south of that, more cloud cover and low clouds and higher clouds as well. 40s for a couple of -- 50s for many. mid 50s, the lows are held up. if you're in the higher elevations, it's warmer. that's going to break as we head -- as this weak front comes in and usher in cooler air. 46 in kel see. hillsburg, 49. everyone is close. the last few -- seems like five, six-days we've had that wind going from land to sea. guess what, now it's more west to east. that's allowing that fog to come in. a northwesterly breeze. 27 in truckee. 51 ukiah and 50 in monterey. southern california, upper 8 #0 0s to 90s down to scottsdale and phoenix. this system won't do much. you can see t