the plane left the daytona beach, florida, area headed to ohio, but for some reason it crashed in virginia word about how many people were on board. investigators say there were no survivors. >>> 800 people listed on maryland's sex offender registry say their rights have been violated. they just filed a class action lawsuit claiming the state retroactively increased the length of time certain offenders had to remain on the registry. the lawsuit says it's unconstitutional according to a report in the daily record. five years ago maryland changed the registration requirements for sex offenders basing it on the type of crime they had committed. >>> british police call the thieves audacious. today they're in custody. police arrested nine men in connection with a multimillion-dollar jewelry heist over easter weekend. security cameras show the burglars entering a building in the diamond district disguised as construction workers. they left with 70 safe deposit boxes. police made the arrests last night after raiding a dozen locations all over london. they also recovered several large bags of some

. >> driving the number 11 toyota from daytona beach, florida, ben kennedy! isa france kennedy knows a lot of drivers at the daytona international speedway in florida. but it would be safe to say that her son ben is her favorite. >> ben's family encouraged him to do whatever he wanted no surprise, he chose racing. >> did it scare you? >> sure. any time that your child is going pret around a track and 12 years old, you think do they really know what they are doing? and he did. >> today, racing at daytona is all about going fast, and knowing what you are doing and for ben and his mom, the speedway is home. >> it is almost my backyard. i grew up here. my mom sent me to do different odd jobs here. >> like what? >> oh everything, everything from garbage duty to parking cars. >> you were on trash patrol? >> i was on trash patrol. >> that's what you do when your mom is ceo of the international speedway corporation which runs daytona and 12 other tracks around the country. >> lisa france kennedy is also a top official of nascar, the governing body of stock car racing,

places like daytona beach, florida. greensboro, north carolina, mesa, arizona, they have avenue all put a lot of thought. rialto, california, which is one one of the studies was done. agencies have done a good job of considering all of these issues and are still engaged in trying to reform their policies and they learn new things. >> thank you for the question. obviously it is very new technology so there's only a few in south carolina that i've done. we probably have 22 agencies out of the 316 in south carolina that have actually implemented body-worn cameras. i can think of a couple off the top of my head that are doing it very well. the spartanburg county sheriff's office has been doing this for coming up on a year and they seem to be having great success. charleston police department has taken the route that we've all discussed in bringing everybody to the table to formulate their policies. i believe they've been approved by the aclu and a number of other groups. so a lot of other agencies are kind of looking to cha

they're doing oakland is one of the initial adopters they have had them since 2010 working with daytona beach florida and also rialto with one of the studies we have done. they're all agencies that have done a good job and are still engaged. >> thank you for the question. there is only of few may have 22 agencies and i can think of a couple of the top of my head to come up on the year to have success with the police department to bring everybody to the table that has been approved by the aclu. as of model to follow in their own communities. >> perhaps 28 percent of the laws or senate agencies use body carries in one form or another. it comes from the very small departments. . . >> tuesday the senate commerce science and transportation committee held a hearing on the reauthorization of the federal aviation administration. faa administrator michael weber testified about efforts to modernize the air traffic control system and the next generation air transportation system next jan initiative. this is just over two hours. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> this hearing will come to ord

they're doing oakland is one of the initial adopters they have had them since 2010 working with daytona beach florida and also rialto with one of the studies we have done. they're all agencies that have done a good job and are still engaged. >> thank you for the question. there is only of few may have 22 agencies and i can think of a couple of the top of my head to come up on the year to have success with the police department to bring everybody to the table that has been approved by the aclu. as of model to follow in their own communities. >> perhaps 28 percent of the laws or senate agencies use body carries in one form or another. it comes from the very small departments. . . >> the march of science is going to give us access to information in real-time with some degree of certainty that we never had before. thank you very much. thanks, mr. chairman. >> i'll wrap up. y'all have been very informative. i've learned a lot, so number one, ms. miller, in the dash cam recording history, has that worked pretty well as far as dash cams speak with yes. there's been a lot of success. i think it's a good way

host: james is in daytona beach florida, on our democrat line. caller: good morning., i wanted to say first off, i heard 40 years ago that we have a military to protect the american people, and i am all for it. 20 years later, i heard we have a military to enforce our political views around the world . i said i am not so sure about that. two or three years ago i heard a republican senator and a republican congressman say we had a military so congress -- commerce can take place. now i am wondering this iraq war, it was fought over oil. treasury secretary o'neill was in the oval office with george bush rumsfeld, and cheney, and during the second week of george bush's first term they were running around wondering how we can get of war started with iraq . this is the second george bush. i'm wondering when you are going to stop lying about why we fought the war with iraq. it was over oil. that is my question, john. guest: ok, your perception of whether or not i present you facts and you believe them, you can characterize me as a liar. i cannot change her characterization.

places like daytona beach, florida. greensboro, north carolina. mesa, arizona. they have all put a lot of thought. rialto, california. these places have done a lot of work. and those are all agencies that have you know, really done a good job of considering all of these issues and are still engaged in trying to, you know, reform their policies as they learn new things. >> mr. bruder? >> thank you for the question. obviously, it's very new technology so there's only a few in south carolina that have done it. we've got probably 22 agencies out of the 316 in south carolina that have actually implemented body-worn cameras. i can think of a couple off the top of my head that are doing it very well. one sheriff's office has been doing this coming up on a year, and they seem to be having great success with it. and the charleston police department has taken the route that we have all discussed in bringing everybody to the table to formulate their policies. i believe they have been approved by the uclaaclu and a number of other groups. a lot of people are looking to char

places like daytona beach, florida.greensboro greensboro, north carolina, mesa, arizona, they have avenue all put a lot of thought. re realto, california, which is one one of the studies was done. agencies have done a good job of considering all of these issues and are still engaged in trying to reform their policies and they learn new things. >> thank you for the question. obviously it is very new technology so there's only a few in south carolina that i've done. we probably have 22 agencies out of the 316 in south carolina that have actually implemented body-worn cameras. i can think of a couple of o the top of my head that are doing it very well. the spartanburg county sheriff's office has been doing this for coming up on a year and they seem to be having great success. charleston police department has taken the route that we've all discussed in bring everybody to the table to formulate their policies. i believe they've been approved by the aclu and a number of other groups. so a lot of other agencies are kind of loo

host: james is in daytona beach florida, on our democrat line. caller: good morning. gentlemen, i wanted to say first off, i heard 40 years ago that we have a military to protect the american people, and i am all for it. 20 years later, i heard we have a military to enforce our political views around the world . i said i am not so sure about that. two or three years ago i heard a republican senator and a republican congressman say we had a military so congress -- commerce can take place. now i am wondering this iraq war, it was fought over oil. treasury secretary o'neill was in the oval office with george bush rumsfeld, and cheney, and during the second week of george bush's first term they were running around wondering how we can get of war started with iraq . this is the second george bush. i'm wondering when you are going to stop lying about why we fought the war with iraq. it was over oil. that is my question, john. guest: ok, your perception of whether or not i present you facts and you believe them, you can characterize me as a liar. i cannot change her characte

places like daytona beach, florida. greensboro, north carolina, mesa, arizona, they have avenue all put a lot of thought. rialto, california, which is one one of the studies was done. agencies have done a good job of considering all of these issues and are still engaged in trying to reform their policies and they learn new things. >> thank you for the question. obviously it is very new technology so there's only a few in south carolina that i've done. we probably have 22 agencies out of the 316 in south carolina that have actually implemented body-worn cameras. i can think of a couple off the top of my head that are doing it very well. the spartanburg county sheriff's office has been doing this for coming up on a year and they seem to be having great success. charleston police department has taken the route that we've all discussed in bringing everybody to the table to formulate their policies. i believe they've been approved by the aclu and a number of other groups. so a lot of other agencies are kind of looking to cha

beaches will remain closed until june 4th. >>> in florida, 1 person drowned and there were dangerous rip currents near daytona beach. >> witnesses say the conditions were so bad yesterday that rescuers needed rescuing themselves. at least three people are still missing after swimming and boating incidents from daytona to miami over the weekend. >> tell us more about that. >> about? i'm sorry. i didn't hear the question. >> the rip currents and rough surf. that's wild. >> we don't have that in our area. we are going to see another nice day at the shore. >> good good, good. >> you'll see 70s this afternoon with temperatures that will be climbing inland into the 80s. we could be in store for the hottest day of the year so far in philadelphia. could be pushing towards 90 degrees this afternoon we'll need sunshine. getting sunshine at 5:49. nice sunny view. clear skies of the view from the "nbc 10" studios. 66 at philadelphia international. the humidity coming down at 73% with winds out of the south at 9 miles an hour. look at the sunshine at the stadium in wilmington. bright sunny skies. no game but it will be a nice day for any out

florida county alone. one swimmer drowned at daytona beach in front of an unguarded lifeguard tower. look for a change in watercolor or a line of foam or seaweed to spot a rip current. the best thing to do a swim along with it. alex: you cannot fight it. you just after let it take you swim out of it parallel to the shore. i am well-versed in rip currents. i have been really caught in many. jummy: really? alex: yes. i used to go to bethany all the time as a kid. you have to learn to deal with it and hopefully get out of it no problem. it is a good thing there are lifeguards. jummy: stay calm, as always. a lot of people are at the beach. it is perfect. alex: it is perfect. 83 degrees across the region. the winds are 10-50 miles per hour right now. comfortable conditions. humidity is on the uprise. dew points have been in the 50's the past couple days. a little less uncomfortable -- and that will be the story heading into the work week ahead of us. 79, frederick. heading into the afternoon hours, we will have breezy winds out of the south southwest. that is about as bad as it gets. temp

we will go to rudy in daytona beach, florida. caller: good morning. thought obama is doing the right thing. it should not matter whether shia or sunni, they will sell their oil to us, whoever controls the oil. we will buy oil and they need their customers. getting rid of saddam hussein the reason i believe we had to get rid of him, he was paying suicide bombers, the family like $16,000 to do their thing in israel. the whole thing is about israel anyway. host: what he say that? caller: i'm sorry? host: why do you say that? caller: to protect israel. around the world -- israel is breaking us by using our blood and we had to borrow money to give to israel. they could pay for their own debt. host: why do you say that? give me some evidence that this is all about israel. caller: because it is. host: that is your opinion but you do not have some data to back that up? the aid to israel, many members of congress have talked about that. about $3 billion a year, on par with what congress gives to other countries. it also gives aid to egypt, and arab country and

beach goers in florida. strong rip currents in the daytona beach area killed one person today. life guards rescued about 150 others. paramedics rushed at least three people to hospitals in critical condition. officials say yesterday another person drown after swimming in an area with no life guards. life guards made more than 100 rescues yesterday, too. >> you're watching the moment a water spout launched a bounce house into the air injuring four children in ft. lauderdale. happened this afternoon and this video is just into our newsroom. the children fell on to the sand. police say one child had serious injuries, but they were all alert and conscious when taken to the hospital. >>> from our delaware bureau a memorial day parade marching through smyrna this morning. veterans, community members and children all taking part in the parade. >>> and now taking another look live at cape may where many people wrapping up their day at the shore. you couldn't ask for better weather out there today. >>> and many people spent the holiday weekend further north. we're talking about asbury p

. >>> also along the florida coastline, rip currents turned dangerous at some beach in daytona and new smyrna beach. 300 people were pulled from the waves. not everyone was lucky. reports of three people dead and the threat for swimmers is not over. the national weather service says rip currents could turn dangerous from palm beach to miami-dade today. >>> the fbi is hunting for the man behind a series of threats behind commercial airline flights. one even prompted the military to scramble fighter jets. nbc's justice correspondent pete williams reports. >> reporter: two u.s. military fighter jets were scrambled to escort air france flight 22 into new york's kennedy airport after an anonymous caller said some kind of chemical weapon was on board. the plane landed safely and nothing hazardous was found. >> thank god it's over and we're safe. the plane is safe. >> reporter: it was one of ten flights the subject of telephone throats. the fbi says the calls apparently came from the same person, a man, who phoned them in. the calls were made to local police, the fbi says, including in maryla

florida. lifeguards rescued 85 people around daytona beach memorial day. red flags flying signaling dangerous conditions. some say the rip currents are the worst they've seen in this part of the coast in a long time. sunday someone drowned in an area without lifeguards 130 people had to be rescued. >>> for us we have sunshine here in the metro area but rain showers starting to develop along i-81 south of the winchester area. woodstock, mt. jackson, harrisburg areas. travel up i-81 rain chances highest north and west of town. this is ground clutter around the radar here around the city. here's future weather, over the coming hours. by pa5:30 chance of rain into northern loudoun county frederick county maryland. 8:00 9:00 we could see a few showers grazing the northwestern sides of the metro area. but rain chances are only at 30% around town today. rain chances in the 60, 70% chance across the shenandoah valley. >>> developing story this morning. the fbi carefully watching international flights, after someone called in threats on more than a dozen yesterday

beaches in florida. one rough created dangerous conditions for swimmers. beachgoers pulled 2 men from the water from daytona beach on sunday. one of them died. four people including an 11-year-old boy missing outside of miami. there have been red flag warnings because of the strong rip currents. >>> breaking news right now on the beltway. we're talking about the inner loop just after bw parkway. we have a fatal crash there with the two right lanes blocked. pedestrian versus a semi. very serious accident there. going to likely have those shans shut down for the next little while at least. no major problems overall as you take a big look at the beltway. 66 moving along fine. so is 95 this morning. 270 at shady grove road. our biggest problem is going to be that crash. on the outer loop of the beltway here heading over to the scene of the accident. news 4 megan mcgrath is on the scene. what do you see and what do you know this morning? >> we have those two right lanes of the inner loop closed. this is just after the bw parkway and this video we shot a little while ago as we drove by the scene. we have two left

florida, one person drowned. more than 150 people were rescued as rough surf created dangerous rip currents near daytona beach. conditions were so bad yesterday that rescuers needed rescuing. at least three people are still missing after swimming and boating incidents from daytona to miami over the weekend. >>> new this morning, here at home with the cold winter you'd think most of the ticks would have been killed off, but the population is exploding in our area. "nbc 10's" katy zachry is live in pennypack park. >> reporter: this is concerning to a lot of people including those who spend a lot of time outside. pennypack park is a great spot. deer particulars live in every county in pennsylvania. they are also called black legged ticks and they carry lyme disease which if not treated can cause serious illness of the heart, nervous system and joints. now ticks can live in hot or cold weather where there's high humidity. what we're experiencing over the next few days. because of this recent expansion of deer ticks, health officials warn there are as higher risk of lyme disease. we spoke to one local family who sa

daytona beach sunday, at least one person drowned. >> people don't know how bad the riptides are unless you live in florida. >> reporter: rescuers in jacksonville, still searching for an 11-year-old boy, pulled under by the current this weekend. >> a lot of the people that come to coastal cities on vacation don't -- have never heard of rip currents. >> reporter: rip currents form when waves break fiercely at the shoreline. a stream of water moving away from the beach can form, taking a swimmer with it. i recently swam with first responders to learn how to survive. wave! experts say, if you're in a rip current, don't panic. and don't fight the current. instead, swim parallel to the shore. i'm out of it, just because i swam diagonally, instead of directly toward the shore. tonight, rip current warnings are up from florida to alabama, all the way to california, where authorities are warning of another danger beneath the waves -- sharks. >> oh, my gosh! >> reporter: this paddleboarder in huntington beach, california, getting a closeup view. and here on the florida coast, officials say it's been one of the worst memorial day weekends fo

florida, one person drowned. more than 150 other people were rescued as rough surf created dangerous rip currents near daytona beachs say the conditions were so bad yesterday that rescuers needed rescuing. at least three people were still missing after swimming and boating incidents from daytona to miami. >>> an art exhibit will be created near the cathedral ba sill cillicus. they'll help others by loosening a knot that's already in place. safe to say pope francis won't be watching tv during his trip. in fact he says he hasn't watched tv since 1990. the pope told an argentinian newspaper that he made a promise to the virgin carmen quote, it's not just for me. the swiss guard will keep track of soccer scores in light of his television ban. >>> oregon community is bringing in unusual help to help fix their sea lion problem. >> they're hoping a fake killer whale will do the trick. i'm not sure where you buy one of those. hundreds of sea lions have taken over the port and there's not much the community has done to reclaim the docks. that's where the life size okayrca comes in. >> it doesn't look like an orca whale, the

beach, florida. a place known for its sun, sand, and international speedway. like a lot of tourist hot spots, there's a seedy and dark underside. >> daytona attracts a lot of transientple, so along with the people that want to come here and enjoy daytona, we also have the criminal element. >> he moves from new york to daytona beach to get away from the cold. they are no protection against what happens on a beautiful summer day at the volero gas station convenience store. >> right behind me and -- >> the knife-wielding robber quickly gains the upper hand. >> don't talk. don't move. if you move, i will cut you. >> holding him at knife point, the thief orders him to go behind the counter and open the cash register. >> he tries to stab me in the neck. i was totally out of mind. >> fearing for his life, he fights to pry the weapon from the thief's hand, but is unable. >> kicking me, punching me. as the two men continue to brawl, is he stabbed in the neck. >> as the drawer opens, the thief takes about $500. knowing he has to act fast, he quietly reaches for a baseball bat in the corner. the thief catches him and then lunges at him before he request take a swing. as they c

daytona beach sunday, at least one drowned. >> people don't note how bad the rip tides are unless you live in florida. >> rescuers in jacksonville for an 11-year-old boy pulled under by the current this weekend. >> a lot of people that come to coastal cities on vacation have never heard of rip currents. >> rip currents form when waves break fiercely at the shoreline. a stream of water moving away from the beach can form taking a swimmer with it. experts say if you're in a rip current don't panic and don't fight the current. instead, swim parallel to the shore. warnings are up from florida to alabama to california where authorities are warning of another danger beneath the waves. sharks. >> oh, my gosh. >> this paddle boarder in huntington beach, california, getting a close-up view. >> here on the coast, officials say it's been one of the worst memorial day weekends for these conditions in about 20 years. not far from here about 300 rescues in just the past few days. gio benitez, abc news, palm beach, florida. >> the trial of a u.s. reporter in iran begins today behind closed doors. jason rezaian who works for the "washington pos

florida. >> we have had close calls all day long today. >> reporter: more than 500 rescues from jacksonville to daytona beach to june know.ndreds of holiday weekend swimmers. >> we had probably about seven or eight lifeguards out there trying to get the three people in. the rip current conditions are extremely hazardous right now. [ sirens ] >> reporter: red flags flying. a strong east wind sending water piling up along the coast. rushing back out and taking swimmers with it. that high parked up there in the atlantic. the east winds and, again, the rip current risk in eastern florida also along the gulf here waves to to three feet on top of that it's just going to be another day you have to take extra care or maybe just don't go in the water if those >> morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco after a gray start with drizzle well have more sunshine and a touch warmer 50s at the coast and 60s an the bay and 70s inland. my seven-day forecast is going to feel like spring away from the coast fri >> pollen will be moderate to high in the west, upper midwest and northeast. and then we have to talk about grass pollen which will im

in florida on sunday more than 130 rescues, in volusia county alone, one person drowning after he was pulled from the surf in daytona beach right in front of an unguarded lifeguard tower. beachgoers trying to revive him. >> trying to keep his head up and got him out and started doing chest compressions. >> reporter: rescuers in jacksonville spending the last two days combing waters by boat and helicopter. looking for a missing 11-year-old caught in the currents. the search has been called off. >> what they do have are warning signs which tell you not to go wading or swimming out here. >> reporter: waters across the country under a rip current advisory from gulf shores all the way to san diego so how do rip currents form? watch when waves break fiercely at the shoreline, a stream of water moving away from the beach can form taking a swimmer with it. so what should you look for? if there's a change in the water color or a line of foam or seaweed. those may be signs of a rip current and warning to stay out of the water. and the biggest mistake that some of those swimmers over the weekend made is that they were swimming near