tonga next month for the coronation of king tupol vi. the crown prince and princess will arrive in tonga on july 3rd. they will attend a coronation ceremony at a church, then a luncheon at the palace. prince naruhito will also attend three other parties. the princess is taking on more official duties as she recovers from an illness brought on by stress. >>> the japanese government is offering yen loans to help thailand build an overhead railway in bangkok. representatives from the two countries met friday to sign an agreement. patchari raksawong in bangkok is following the story. >>> serious traffic congestion is a chronic problem in bangkok. the capital needs to improve its transportation infrastructure. people in bangkok have high hopes for an elevated railway the city is planning to build with japanese help. and for japan, the project is just the start of bigger things to come. we have these details of the

we spoke before the coroner's ruling this week that this was indeed a homicide.y's reaction? >> we have always known that matthew was killed. his life was taken, snapped out of his body and whatever the coroner's office decides to say, a homicide a murder whatever it is doesn't change the fact that matthew was killed. and you know we have always known that. and we are not really torn about the fact that this is just coming out, we just always felt like there's been no transparency throughout this whole process and now that this is coming out and in a manner which it came out is kind of disrespectful to the family. and we are just kind of dealing with it. sorry? >> because you say you learned via social media, right, of what the coroner said? >> yes. yes. they didn't even notify you? >> no. not at all. we haven't been notified about anything. i mean the last call i -- we actually received was on the day of his death by the -- by some officer that said hey, matthew has passed. we haven't received any compassion no sympathy for the loss of this kid's life. no hey, y

finally, the coroner's report came back. the finding?n antifreeze. the tox screen also found oleander. they knew for sure frank had been murdered. they knew how and they thought they knew who. not chad, but angelina. to make this case stick, they would need a little more. so they kept angelina talking. >> we befriended her. she offered us coffee. my partner and i kept kicking each other under table. we're good. thank you. we're good. >> my instincts are -- >> reporter: angelina tried to cast suspicion frank's friend and co-worker chad holloway. chad, she said, was the killer. but detectives didn't believe her. and instead, enlisted chad to help set a trap for her. the idea is what here? >> see what kind of mistake she may make. >> reporter: they asked chad to call angelina while they listened in. she had done her best to put chad in the sights of law enforcement. now came his chance to return the favor. >> hello? >> angelina? >> yes. >> why did you tell the police that i poisoned frank with antifreeze? >> who is this? >> my main question

. >> from the victims that, will have to come from the coroner's office. the coroner is working now to try to get all of that information, and as soon as she can identify the family members, she'll put that information out. right now, our biggest concern is making sure the family members are communicated with first, okay. yes. >> reporter: a lot of the streets around the site have been opened. does that mean the suspect is likely not in the downtown area? where do you think he may be? >> we don't have any information about a location. if we did, that's where we'd be. we need the community to be vigilant, which is why we got the information out about the vehicle and the picture. hopefully with the officers out, we'll be able to identify the vehicle and the suspect. yes, ma'am. >> reporter: this morning (inaudible). >> the individual was actually in the church attending a meeting that was going on there and stayed there almost an hour with the group before the actual event. >> reporter: the mayor said you met with the families. can you comment on the suspect

the charleston coroner is now speaking. let's listen to that. >> there's obviously been a lot of media coverage and i'm sure you're all aware that this terrible incident occurred at emanuel ame church down on calhoun street yesterday even as a group of parishioners gathered there for a bible study. the suspect entered the group and was accepted by them as they believed he wanted to join them in this bible study. after joining them for some period of time he obviously became very aggressive and violent and it resulted in the deaths of these nine individuals. i know much has been said about a number of them and many of you may know some of them. may know all of them. others you may not be aware of. so this -- i want to take this opportunity to formally release the names of these individuals. and i appreciate again your support. i appreciate the support of the employees behind me who worked with a couple of these individuals actually were or had been county employees. i appreciate our administrator joining us and chairman of c

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. >> the victims will come from the coroners office. the coroner is working to get all of that information, as soon as she can identify the family members she will put that information out. our biggest concern is making sure the family members are communicated with first. >>> you are watching a live news conference in charleston south carolina. that's the police chief and the mayor talking about this horrific deadly shooting. nine people killed. a shooting at a church, a well- known church in the african- american community. a white man opening fire. they have a photo of the suspect, the person they are looking for. it hooks like this is a photo as he is entering the church. that is who they are looking for. they have a picture and a description of the car that he may be driving at this point. this is in south carolina, charleston, south carolina. they have asked everyone in the area media and everyone living nearby, social media to get this picture out. we're going to follow the story all morning long. we'll bring you updates. >> you h

coroner's news conference to identify some of those victims.y walked into the church around 8:00 p.m. and then this morning, in the 6:00 7:00 hour time frame, we got our first images of dylann storm roof. by 11:42 there was a police chief press conference with the mayor of charleston giving us details. by 12:21, president obama and vice president biden stepped up to the mic to make remarks. when they released the information about the arrest and capture, the president and vice president were giving remarks saying they knew the pastor knew of his work and this was a sacred place in charleston and history of america. rick wade is a former campaign director. you knew the reverend. he leaves an indelible footprint on charleston and certainly now for the history of america. >> yes he does. senator pinckney was i guess best depicted what serving leadership was all about. i knew him. i worked in the house of representatives in the institute here. but i knew him more as a man of god who really just wanted to serve. serve the people of his district and

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the coroner's report indicates when they shot him he was shot in the head. it's also interesting to note that our sources indicate that matt was drunk and ill with dissentery at the time he was shot. the coroner's report say he was in fairly good condition if you consider he had been out in the woods for roughly three weeks. the report skad he had bug bite, that he had abrasions that he had some bruising and that kind of thing. but that overall jeff he was in fairly good condition when he brought in the body for the autopsy. he survived the woods pretty well and found things to eat and drink there jeff. >> glor: anna werner on this breaking news richard matt david sweat now in police custody after being shot this afternoon, thank you very much. high anxiety in greece tonight where banks will not open tomorrow. and restrictions have been placed on withdrawals. greece faces a deadline tuesday for more than 1.7 billion to international creditors. something that likely will to the happen. here's elizabeth palmer. litt long lines formed at atms of greeks who want

the coroner ruled the death a suicide. and what neil wolsieffer may have known about the murder went with him to his grave. >>> with dr. glen wolsieffer the prime suspect in his wife's murder, police discovered that the all-american image he presented to the public was just that, an image. before her death, betty wolsieffer told friends that she knew all about her husband's affairs with the aerobics instructor and his dental assistant and that she had had enough. >> we found out from some of betty's girlfriends that she was very annoyed with some of these things that were happening. very annoyed with him going out at nights and not coming in till all hours of the morning. some of the girlfriends even made comments to her, well, maybe you should confront him, maybe you should ask him what's going on. >> to see if there was any evidence of a physical confrontation between glen and his wife, fbi analyst doug deedrick analyzed the debris under betty wolsieffer's fingernails. there he found a number of blue cotton denim fibers.

the clinton campaign never thought that this was going to be a coronation.ting to earn every single vote. he's from a neighboring state. we shouldn't be surprised if he does very well in new hampshire and iowa and perhaps even wins. i think this is good for the democratic party, jonathan democrats don't want a coronation. as a hillary supporter, i think she'll be the nominee, she'll be that much better of a nominee because of bernie. >> the little discussed fact in the party the democratic base has moved farther to the left than the republican base has moved to the right. he's saying what many democratic activists what to hear. i think is a real challenge for mrs. clinton. he's not going to be the nominee, but he's going to cause her an incredible headache. and move her to the left and potentially make her unelectable in a general election. >> bit of history n 1992 pat buchanan challenged the first president bush never got anywhere close to him in the primaries, but he was getting votes. 31 31%. exactly, he got a third of the vote he was crushed in that prim

the coroner will release the identity of the pilot today. in livermore, lisa chan, kpix 5. >> and the ntsb should have a preliminary report out in one to two weeks. >>> several people rushed out of their monte sereno home after it caught fire overnight. kpix 5's kiet do tells us now they are trying to track down their pet cat. >> reporter: and firefighters worked for quite some time to put out those stubborn flames. they are taking up one lane of highway 9 now to complete their investigation and find out what caused this fire. it's causing a huge headache out here on highway 9, a very busy thoroughfare through los gatos this afternoon. there fire started at 2:30 this morning. the firefighters when they got here said that the second story was engulfed. part of the roof had collapsed. it quickly went to two alarms. this is on the 18000 block of saratoga los gatos road also known as highway 9. it is an older 100-year-old two-story home that doesn't have a lot of modern fire suppression designs. so the flames spread quickly. one of the residents

that will be determined by osha or the coroner's office. if it was an accident or a medical problem that caused the fall. >> the truck belongs to a subtracter hired to install led street lights. >>> we have done so many stories on the crazy housing prices in the bay area. tonight, we are going to show you another example. that is all i will say about it. i will let betty yu show you. >> reporter: it is a no frills listing in the heart of silicon valley. the tent is nine by seven. the amenities, a fresh sleeping bag and pillow. a backyard yarden, walking distance to cal train. one shower a day. the owner is 22-year-old john potter and he says it is a steal at a monthly rate of $965. >> i have been joking with someone recently about someone taking a tent in a backyard and pay for it. so i decided to try it. and people actually were quite responsive. >> reporter: so much so, john had to more than double the daily rate from $20 to 46. interested renters are mostly people in between jobs or starting new ones. >> reporter: what do you say to peop

the coroner was called this morning. all northbound lanes were blocked off during the beginning of the investigation. chp opened up some lanes during the investigation and just after 3:00 a.m. they opened up the freeway after clearing the scene. no word on the identification of the victim. reporting live matt keller abc 7 news. >>> space x and the faa are conducting an investigation into why a rocket fell from the international space station blew up two minutes after takeoff. it was carrying food and supplies and dissint grated sunday morning. this is the third that's been lost in six months. nasa says the astronaut. s have four months worth of supplies left. we'll have the latest on the rocket at the top of the hour. >>> next new worries about a possible terror attack targeting americans this 4 lt of july. why officials are so concerned ahead of the long holiday weekend. >>> and global outrage following this scene at another gay pride parade. the explanation about why this had to be cut short. >>> and taking a live look

they talked to the coroner earlier this week. he said it was a number of things.y found blood in the skull. found skin lacerations. the lawyer for the family marcok o'mara is convinced this man has been tased. another point is this death certificate wasn't sent to the family directly. they found it on social media. it was linked on instagram. the family is furious and frustrated. >> the prosecutors or sheriff's office any indicating how many officers if it's an issue of officers how many people might be facing charges as it relates to this homicide? >> the gbi looked into this department and into the sheriff's office. investigation for excessive force. they've been using their tasers too much? there is no indication how many other deputies may be involved. three resigned and stepped down. nine fired already. that could be the tip of the iceberg. >> thank you so much. >>> still ahead, south carolina senator lindsey graham wants to be president. and says caitlyn genre is welcome to help him win. 12k3w50i6r7b8g9 female announcer: want your best rest ever? then don't

in addition to the coroner's investigation in cal/osha which we already mentioned. the company also said it is reviewing all of its safety procedures for all of its workers nationwide. reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> a 23-year-old man is fighting for his life after a hit-and-run in benicia. police say luis torres was crossing the street at east fifth and military east about 2:00 sunday morning when a car hit him. torres is still in a coma. the driver took off after the accident and police say this is the car. it's an early 2000 gray or silver honda or nissan missing the left rear hubcap. >>> a mess in the streets of san francisco. a car crashed into a fire hydrant on octavia and green and the water going about 70 feet into the air. the driver had a medical problem, lost control and flipped on the sidewalk. the impact knocked the hydrant off its pedestal. the driver had nonlife- threatening injuries. no one else was hurt. >>> a patient says he was humiliated while he was unconscious. tonight, this doctor is paying the price. the cruel comments cap

a short while ago the coroner identified those folks. >> i have to tell you they're the most gracious of grieving individuals i've had, i hate to say the pleasure to serve but it has been a pleasure to deal with such strong, wonderful people facing such a tragedy. >> the coroner's office says the victims range in age from 26 years of age to 87 year owed, including a state senator, a librarian, high school track coach among others. there is a federal component to this the attorney general loretta lynch says fbi and other investigators are here in charleston, south carolina, ininvestigating the possibility of a hate crime. if there were racial motivations walking in the black church and doing what he did last evening that could qualify for federal officials to charge him under federal guidelines. attorney general doesn't say whether that is in the plans as they continue investigation. president obama at the white house offering his condolences renewed his calls for greater gun controls as there are vigils, condolences ongoing. south carolina, charleston area, and across the country. bac

is there also a report of the possible fatality, hence, the coroner just arriving on the scene. that is not confirmed by officials here just yet. so we know the fire started in the middle of the night just were 2:00 this morning. placed under control just before 4:00 o'clock. still pretty active here. again as we see a live picture of the smoke shooting out of the back of the home, inside the garage area mike and alex. >> my goodness, wow, coroner on the scene. >>> philadelphia fast food workers will rap any front of the nationwide push for $15 an hour. we will show you video from a similar protest back in april they will begin at 5:00 o'clock and, they will coincide with the wage for tonight new york. local catch is will read allowed testimony that workers in new york are giving to the wage board detailing their struggle to survive on fast food pay as it is now. it comes just days after the mayor of los angeles signed a law hiking the cities minimum wage from $9 an hour to 15. >>> also happening mayor michael nutter will announce this years merion anderson award recipient. it i

>>will tran: at this point they do not have the cause of the crash the alameda county coroner's officere off in the distance is part of the investigation to see the fire truck get into the scene as well we do know that the aircraft is still there was to remove the body from the coroner's office it will identify the person the nine and half hours later we did not know the person's name but we do know he was the only person in crass about 3 mi. after takeoff luxury the video it did not take very long after taking off a little more airport he called back and said he had control problems and a short time after that he crashed into this field no buildings and a card you all one killed it was a very big stretch of road he did not land on the roadway so for any person out here at this point we do know that the ntsb and the air on the scene right now they are looking at the aircraft to find out exactly what went down also where try to get our hands on the water recording. >>will tran: he called back to the control sour tone of the debt problem shortly after takeoff as soon as the come over her

coroner revealed the death of andrew getty, the report said he died from an ulcer related hemorrhage. he had a toxic level of methamphetamine in his body. getty explained of stomach pain for two months. >>> major league baseball is rocked by allegations of espionage, the cardinals hacked into a database. both teams are cooperating with the investigation. baseball commissioner said subpoenas have been issued. cardinals manager said it's a waiting game now. >> we can get all the information before we make a statement, we don't have a clue what's going on. we'll focus on playing baseball. >> investigators believe the hacking was to avenge the departure of an executive to become the astros general manager. if this is truitt will be the first -- true, it will be the first case of one hacking the other. >> the u.s. womens soccer team won their group. it was the only goal of the game. wambach's 14th goal. the u.s. finished with a record of two wins, zero losses and one tie. group play continues for other teams. we'll not have a newscast at noon so you can see the match between mexico and fra

the clinton camp swears this is not going to be a coronation of sorts.atically going to become the democratic nominee. is this dnc cooking the books? >> interesting. a very senior official henry munoz, the finance chairman at the dnc actually helped put together a fund-raiser here in texas for hillary clinton, even though the rules within the dnc basically say flat out that you cannot show any impartiality to any candidate in the democratic primary process. dnc put out a statement saying they look at the rules seriously and will remain impartial. look at this fox poll that came out late yesterday. 69% telling us that the race is not over. they don't want this to be a korn coronation. 28% saying it's over. >> people think she would be a better candidate if she got competition. let us know. send me an e-mail right away if you get a question in. >> i will. >>> shocking video from a helmet cam. have you seen this? this is the most amazing video the whole week. this is a skier falling, not just to a regular hole there. no the horrifying drop and his dramatic

. >> reporter: the coroner has confirmed a sixth person has died. as you can see there's a huge kraen behind me. they are trying to remove the balcony so no one else gets hurt. >> i hope she's all right. >> reporter: owe one buckly is talking about his classmates in the hospital. he is working at the fisherman's war f for the summer. >> i saw it and i heard screaming. we couldn't really see it. >> reporter: buckly lives on the third floor of the apartment building. around midnight they received a noise complaint. at 12:41 they received multiple calls a balcony collapsed. >> we're looking at the window and we saw police coming around. we thought someone was shot. people were saying the balcony collapsed. >> reporter: a girl he knew from school was involved in the accident. a number of the victims were irish exchange students. they were celebrating a 21st birthday. parents in island are panicking. -- -- ireland. >> a lot of the kids don't have shoes because they weren't allowed back in to their apartment so a couple women running around bear foot and

the coroner has ruled this an accident and police don't expect to file charms. >> she would never intentionally put the girls in ifharm's way. >> reporter: but allentown mess say they see a fatal flaw in the window. the screen was loose and insecure and the slightest push would have popped it out. they are calling for changes at the apartment complex. >> yes. look at the windows. see if you have children that's on high floors make sure that they're preblgted. do something. don't just ignore it. >> reporter: and the apartment here on turner street is part of an affordable housing complex specifically ryeeserved for single mothers and their clerk. that is why neighbors are demanding inspections on every single window on this property. >>> a packed funeral and moving tribute to former delaware attorney general beau biden, the 46 year old and oldest son of the vice president died one week ago after a battle with brain cancer. ♪ fill my heart ♪ >> beau biden brought to his work a mighty heart. made you want to be a better person. >> he was the constant anchor for me my brothers our father, and our m

the body has been taken away by the coroner.king garage at 10th and san fernando. police say students called them just ; 9:00 after seeing a woman on the ground in the garage. officers aren't revealing any detail, if any weapons were found or how they believe she died. the scene was roped off overnight as they investigated. the coroner is examining the body and in the process of reaching out to relatives. until then we won't know if this was a student or a visitor, or even the age of the person. we know the garage is attached to the student service center. we are told a captain is expected to be in later this morning, so we are hoping to get some more answers on this investigation as the morning depose on. pam? >> a lot of question -- morning goes on. pam? >> a lot of questions. thank you, janine. >>> 5:32. we want to update you on a developing story we have been covering in san francisco of a violent armed robbery overnight. police blocked off the intersection of 23rd street and bartlet in the mission district. this is a live p

the coroner almost work on identifying the person.e plates and that it appeared there was luggage in the back. pam. >> interesting. all right. thank you for that update. >>> 6:36 is the time. a vigil is is planned for this evening for a man shot and killed. they found the man passed out in a car on saturday morning. now he has a handgun on the seat next to him. police say they tried to wake him several times. officers say they finally broke a window which they say led to a confrontation and then the shooting. he died at the hospital. the vigil is being held at 6:00 p.m. on lake shore avenue. this was first deadly officer involved shooting in more than two years. >>> a funeral is being held far 16-year-old girl from clover dale high school. her body was found saturday morning near the banks of the russian river. police believe she was thrown from a bridge during a street race. they say one of the cars lost control and crashed into the area where contreras was standing. her body wasn't found until eight hours later and police are still

. >>> any moment now the coroner is expected to hold a news conference so we can learn more about thee watching for that. we'll also speak live with someone who knew the pastor clementa pinckney. stay tuned for cnn's live coverage. let's celebrate these moments... this woman... this cancer patient... christine... living her life... loving her family. moments made possible in part by the breakthrough science of advanced genomic testing. after christine exhausted the standard treatment options for her disease, doctors working with the center for advanced individual medicine at cancer treatment centers of america suggested advanced genomic testing. the test results revealed a finding that led to the use of a targeted therapy that was not considered for christine before. now, they're helping fight her cancer on another, deeper level... the genetic level. this is precision cancer treatment an approach to care that may help patients like christine enjoy the things that matter most in their lives while undergoing treatment. the evolution of cancer care is here. that's definitely something wo

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the coroner ruled his death a homicide caused by blunt force trauma. the three people indicted are are a health worker and two former jail employees. >> police trying to figure out what happened to two people who were found dead in different bodies of water today. homicide officers first responded to the tidal basin for a man found partially under water. and then a few hours later, dzhokhar police got another call for human re-- d.c. police got another call for human remains. right now it's not known if these two incidents might be connected. >> this is the second and final day of fact finding hearings in ntsb into the tragedy that occurred on metro in january, trapping hundreds of passengers on a train, and killing one of them. the incident exposed an agency fraught with problems, include something questionable leadership, and disgruntled employees. >> we want to have a conversation with them about anything that they believe that sun safe in their work environment, and we want them to feel comfortable in communicating that. >> metro promises to increa

that's what killed matthew according to the coroner. >> the pape, the kind of pain that he died under juster hurts me so bad every time i think about t you're better offing burned alive. >> but neither the family nor the lawyer have been able to see the autopsy report >> so you're telling me that they won't release the autopsy report. >> not at all. we have demanded it and requested and pleaded for it. in my opinion, it's not only illegal to give a medical record of my client's death to me on behalf of the family, but it's criminal. and it's a sin. and i don't say that lightly. >> the young man an artist and a student was arrested new year's day on a domestic violence charge. but his fiance say that he had suffering a manic episode from bipolar disorder. and his fiance wanted the police to take him to the hospital. >> if matthew was a white guy with his nerd glasses and his fiance said hey, i want my boyfriend to go to the hospital, he's not acting like himself, he would be in the hospital. he had dreads and he was really dark. this guy has been erratic. >> the family attorney wants t

the coroner was called here at 12:21 a.m. two cars were involved in the first crash. others in the second incident where the pedestrian was killed. all the drivers stayed at the scene. eventually some lanes were open. just after 3:00 this morning, 88 was reopened after the on scene investigation was completed and the vehicles remove l. none of the other drivers had serious injuries. no other word on the identification of the other victim. >>> the alameda coroners bureau is working to identify a man found shoe shot to death. two people saw the body at the park yesterday morning. it was spotted in the bushes just off patterson ranch road. park police officers say the man was shot in the chest and his body was only in the park for a short time. he's described as a hispanic male. police are not releasing any other information about the victim. no arrests have been made. >>> a false report of a stabbing caused major delays at the civic center bart station following the pride parade. the delays impacted the sfo, daily city and east bay directions around 11:00 last night. po

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the coroner was called here at 12:21 a.m. no word on the identification of the victim. were involved in the first crash. two others in the second incident. all the drivers stayed at the scene. 880 was completely blocked off for a short period of time. some lanes were eventually open. 880 was reopened after the on scene investigation was completed. chp did not report any arrests. none of the other drivers had serious injuries. traffic is moving smooth lyly here heading into the northbound 880 onramp. reporting live matt keller abc 7 news. >>> san francisco's gay pride parade resembled a rain bow colored dance. a record number came to celebrate the landmark ruling by the supreme court legalizing same-sex marriage if all 50 states. police estimate more than a million the parade and three days of festivities. it was appropriate the man whose cayce went to the supreme court jim was at the parade as a special guest of honor. >> i'm just overwhelmed with emotion right now. it's incredible to feel this much love. i did it for my husband and i can't think of a a better thing i c

the coroner has ruled the death an accident. police say the screen of the window was defective and loose. they do not expect to file charges against the girl's grandmother, who witnesses say was watching the girls at the time of the accident. >>> the packed church was a testament to how much beau biden meant to delaware and to the country. hundreds attended his funeral yesterday, from the president to the general public. >> he did in 46 years what most of us couldn't do in 146. he left nothing in the tank. >> the funeral mass was held at st. anthony of padua catholic church in wilmington yesterday, the 46-year-old former attorney general of delaware and oldest son of the vice president died last weekend after a battle with brain cancer. many from the first state turned out to pay their respects. >> he was one of a kind. truly cared about people. and making sure that kids and the elderly were safe. >> it was beautiful, you know, hearing what people had to say about him. you knew more about him -- you felt connected because you kn

. >> the coroner was not sure whether little alex died from exposure or had been suffocated. >> i can remember to this day seeing that infant being lifted off of the abdomen of his mother. it certainly tugged at our heartstrings. it brought a tear to my eye. if nothing more, it certainly galvanized the law enforcement community and got us moving in the right direction. >> the bodies were found in an extremely remote area, about 15 miles from the katrinaks' home, which told investigators something important about the killer. >> the victims were on the trail. so after inspecting the scene very thoroughly, we felt very strongly that the person who had killed joanne and alex katrinak had been in this area before and was familiar with these trails. >> the trails were used by horseback riders and andrew katrinak told police one of his former girlfriends managed a horse stable, the silver shadow farms, just a mile down the road. her name was patricia aurora. she and andrew lived together for two years in the late 1980s and again, briefly in 1991. when they broke up, patricia moved to north c

the alameda county coroner's bureau is working to identify the victim. the park has re-opened after being closed while detectives hunted for clues. >>> the marin county airport in novato is closed right now as federal aviation officials investigate a small plane crash. the plane, a piper cherokee came off the runway and hit an embankmentment a family of four was on board. two of the family members suffered minor injuries. one of the wings broke off the plane. the plane took off from reno, nevada. >>> disappointment for a group of south bay students after an unmanned rocket headed to the international space station exploded every takeoff. we're live at valley christian high school with more. >> reporter: definitely disappoint it bit they're looking to the future. some 17 projects experiments, were on the shuttle head ode to the international space station and some of the students involved in the program were up this morning to watch the spacex launch and like most people, it was unclear at first that something was wrong. however, that spacex unmanned rock

the coroner identified all nine victims, ranging in age from as young as 26 years old up to an 87-year-old victim. many victims were prominent figures in that community, particularly in the church community, many with the titles of reverend. she also pinpointed the fact that they still have the autopsies and the investigation is very early and so we will have more and more information that we'll continue to learn about the victims throughout the day and certainly in the next several days. stay with us. when we come back we'll go back live to the scene in south carolina where we're joined by john berman and don lemon again. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep them all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberry apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. with at&t get up to $400 doll

the alameda county coroner's office showed up on the scene here this morning.usly it is going to be a very difficult day for many families. live in berkeley, lisa chan, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> the people seriously injured in that balcony collapse are now being treated at several east bay hospitals. and kiet do joins from us highland hospital in oakland. >> reporter: the irish foreign ministry is tweeting this morning that anyone on a j-1 visa in berkeley should call home to let them know they are okay. here at the hospital outside the emergency room a dozen people in their late teens to early 20s are together speaking with heavy irish brogues looking for updates. we are hearing from the spokesman at the hospital who says 2 to 3 people were taken to highland hospital. some of them were irish nationals. we don't know the extent of the their injuries. the folks who are here at the hospital they are very visibly shaken and upset not speaking with media. uc-berkeley is a polar destination for foreign exchange students on j1 student visas to study at berkeley. eigh

a british coroner found symptoms consistent with exposure to organo-phosphate compounds in the cabinair. the nation's flight attendant union says toxic fume events happen at least once a day, potentially affecting thousands. >> they may not realize they were sick or it was caused from contaminated air. they're not getting properly treated for that poisonous fumes that are now in their -- in their system. >> reporter: boeing declined to comment on the suit but has always insisted cabin air is safe to breathe and contaminant levels are generally low. its newest aircraft the 787, does not use bleed air to ventilate the cabin. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> up next here tonight, if you've ever sent an e-mail by mistake, if you've ever hit send and wish you could take it back, stick around. >>> one of television's favorites fathers has died. dick van patten who played patriarch tom bradford in "eight is enough" from 1977 to 1981. it was his best known role in a lifetime of acting that included broadway the early days of television and big screen including a string of mel brooks m

the coroner has ruled her death an accident. police say the window screen was defective and they don't expect to file any charges. >>> into people being atwo people accused of human trafficking are headed to police oop. van howell and chris take burton are were sentenced to five years behind bars. prosecutors in camden county accused of pair of forcing a woman to become a sex slave. they were arrested during a sting operation last year. >>> a tradition on wheels rolled its way through philadelphia today. the international cycling classic kicked off this morning at the top of the maniock wall. jesse gary was there. >> reporter: each spring speed and endurance dominates. >> you have to see it in person. >> reporter: the annual cycling classic lures thousands of spectators and dozens of participants. >> great to see everyone come out. i think it had a great turnout. >> reporter: the race to the finish culminates with a climb of the infamous wall. it's actually a hill average angle of elevation, 17 degrees. the riders are going abou

the coroner who examined the body found that he was in surprisingly good shape for a man who was on the run for three weeks. he was well fed and dressed for the elements with some bug bites and blisters that would be expected for living in the woods. toxicology reports are still on the way. a small plane crashed into a house in massachusetts.and burst into flames.killing three people on board. the crash happened in plainville.about 30 miles southwest of boston.and the fire was extiguished nearly 3 hours after the crash. aviation officials say the pilot reported engine trouble shortly before the plane crashed into the house at about 5:45. the residents managed to escape the burning home. the national transportation safety board is expected to investigate the cash site tomorrow. coming up. while homelessess is down in silicon valley. many still continue to live on the streets. we'll hear from one man on his struggle to find a home. plus. a massive dust storm is blowing through phoenix. the damage the storm is creating. ahead. and. a wildfire continues to burn thousands of acres in south l

they say there's this man on the loose and this hotel is sort of becoming the staging ground for the coronerople involved. and so now all these people on vacation have gotten roped into this too. and i think there's just a lot of fear but there's no sense on what to do because they don't -- the police don't seem to have any idea where he is at this point. >> and we do know, liz, the police chief said they are offering a reward for any information that could lead to this suspect. we want to thank you. liz kreutz on the ground in charleston, south carolina. we will keep you updated throughout the night and this morning as new information comes in. >>> the faa investigating a near-collision at chicago's midway airport. two jets were taking off at the same time on intersecting runways when an air traffic controller yelled for one of the planes to stop. here now, abc's david kerley. >> reporter: at chicago's midway airport, two jets on a collision course with similar flight numbers, trouble on the radio. >> runway 3-1 center clear for takeoff. the wind 0-6-0 center. >> reporter: that's a southwes