the faa showing how cargo containers can explode. in the three years since that test, there have been nearly 70 incidents on aircraft. tonight, the faa recommend track the international aviation authority ban lithium batteries from the cargo hold. why? access to those burning batteries to put out the flames. in the cabin, crews can take action. as we saw in orlando, batteries can ignite without warning. if the faa gets its way, you will not be able to put these electronic devices in your checked bag. but you will be able to carry them with their batteries into the cabin. david? >> david kerley tonight, david, thank you. >>> we turn next this evening to the major new health alert about high blood pressure. the american heart association late today changing the guidelines when it comes to hyper tension. meaning nearly half of american adults could now be living with what's called the silent killer. of course, it affects both men and women. so, let's get right to dr. jen ashton. jen, good to have you. and you got the numbers, what they

the faa worries it's only a matter of time until a drone strikes a passenger plane. study simulated that impact. it found that drones cause more damage than a bird strike because of their metal parts. >> damage to the airport be it an engine loss or damage to a windscreen creates an emergency. >> that aviation analyst says pilots are trained to handle flying a plane in that type of emergency and should be able to land safely. the faa says it will rely on drone makers to help develop technology to detect and avoid planes. >>> starting next year, three philadelphia cab companies will join forces to fight ride-sharing services like uber and lyft. our partners at the "philadelphia business journal" report phl and freedom taxi are merging with 215-get-a-cab. riders will be able to use an app to hail a cab under the partnership and can see their fares in realtime. >>> breaking news this morning. shot dead on campus, a fight between a couple at drexel turns deadly when a stranger interven intervenes. what we're learning about how the boyfriend ended up dead. >>> a milder s

startling new alert from faa today warning of the significant risk personally owned drones around the country pose to commercial planes. miguel almaguer with more on what would happen if drone and plane collide in midair. >> some sort of lighted drone. >> reporter: it happens too often. drones nearly colliding with commercial aircraft, like this close call in dallas. a drone flying a few hundred feet above an airbus. >> airbus reported a drone passing over the top of them. >> reporter: tonight assure, a team of researchers with the faa worries it's only a matter of time until a drone strikes a passenger plane. simulating that impact. leading edge of wing, stabilizers and windshield of passenger jets. >> should be aware that even small drones can cause damage. >> reporter: planes are designed to withstand damage caused by birds so compared to drone strikes of similar size and speed. drones made with metal cause more damage. >> damage to the airplane, engine loss or windscreen, creates emergency. pilots are trained to fly out engine and expect them to come back around and land. >> repor

. >>> the faa is investigating tonight after a small plane crashes into a home in a congested san jose neighborhood. good evening. >> we'll get to the story in a moment, but we have breaking news to tell you about. notorious cult leader charles manson is dead. the 83-year-old died at 8:13 tonight. he'd been taken to a state prison hospital earlier this week we were told in grave condition. manson of course made national headlines in the late 1960s when it was revealed he was the leader of a california cult that killed nine people. >> manson was found guilty of first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder in 1971. originally sentenced to death, the sentence was commuted to life in prison after california abolished the death penalty in 1972. we'll have more on this later on and on mornings on 2 tomorrow morning. >>> in the south bay, the faa continued to investigate after a small plane went down into a home. that plane crashed on evelyn avenue in east san jose just before 3:30 this afternoon. all three people on board that cessna 173 survived and are recovering at the hospital. >>

the faa says arriving flights delays of at least three hours and short haul flights from the west coast seeing the most impact and dozens of flights cancelled. the faa anticipating delays to last well into the evening, advising travelers to check with their airlines for the latest information. it is not impacting flights at oakland or monette ta san hose airports. >> people in tahoe grabbed their boards today and hit the surf. take a look. as today's storm rolled in, it brought extremely high winds. at least one person took advantage of the high surf at lake tahoe, as you can see on these pictures posted on facebook. a national weather service said wind gusts reached between 50 and 85 miles an hour. rain moved into the area this afternoon and will turn to snow tonight. the chp says drivers should expect chain controls tonight. you can keep track of the wind and rain where you live with the nbc7 accuweather app. free to download and you can monitor it and get the forecast for on the go. >>> two jail inmates that escaped earlier this month is no longer on the run. they captured john bivin

it could be that the faa and the d.o.d.o this and they're going to potentially figure out what this was or might already know. but we just don't know at this time. it tefl is a quality assurance issue for the faa. >> tucker: and other concerns too. what did it look like? >> all we know, it was white aircraft, same type of performance as a jet, flying between 35,000 an 40,000 feet where probably you fly all the time when you travel. >> tucker: commercial airliner, yeah. >> it looked like, nobody can make out the team. that does leave it a little bit questionable, as if it was an airline or potential military aircraft. >> tucker: the airliner would be identified without the transponder on, right? >> yes, it did not have communications, no transponder no, identification or altitude. not trackable on radar, they didn't have a pry vary return. this had all three going for it. it wasn't there aside from the pilots that were asked to look outside and say, hey, is it there and all of them did see it. it stayed, this went on for mul

yousef: what about some of the issues with the faa?ting nominal support from the faa and european regulators. we just hired a former head of environmental energy from the faa, she is joining our advisory board. working fantastic support in d.c. there is a bill in congress to repeal the speed limit in the u.s. yousef: when we look at the recent introductions of new ideas and new product from the likes of airbus and others, boeing included, the testing and refinement phase is very painful and difficult. iron everything out. what are you seeing in what you are testing at the moment and what convinces you that you are not going to face bugs that will take time and money to fix? >> this is hard, it is not something you done because it is easy. this is something you do because it is important for the world, to make the planet more accessible. the reason it is possible to do this as a new company is all of the key technology for the airplane, the materials, the engines, these are all flying today on other aircraft. we are not inventing anythi

the crazy thing about this, this is one of those rare deals with all the corroboration including the faastill have no idea what this aircraft was. it could very well be, tucker, that the faa and the dod are looking into this and they are going to potentially figure out what this was, or they might already know, but we just don't know at this time and it definitely is a quality assurance issue for the faa. >> tucker: quality assurance, there are other concerns about it too. what did it look like did they say? >> it was a white aircraft, the same type of performance as a jet, flying between 35,040,000 feet, where you travel. >> tucker: commercial airliner. >> nobody could make out the type, so that does leave it a little bit questionable. airliner or potentially a military aircraft. >> tucker: >> tucker: button air would of course be identified, it would have a transponder on, right? >> right, this did not have any communications. no transponder, no identification or altitude for seattle, and it was not really trackable on radar. they did not have a consistent primary return. this had all

as for the investi what happened, the faa is still investigating. we hope to get an update as faa gets more details on that. that's a single engine. we're live at tip airport. cori coffin fox 5 local news. >>> to a story you'll see only. a jewelry heist. the latest incident happened friday on wilson boulevard. six people distracted the owner, seventh person crawled under the counter, stole jewelry and cash from a safe in the back room. a detective told us the same thing is happening at stores in california and pennsylvania, all within the past six months. tonight police in all three states are working together to make an arrest. >> i feel scared right now, you know, if they come in, too many people like that, you know, maybe can harm me, real bad, you know? if i notice them, maybe they can kill me. >> you and me have a their job is to go and scope out jewelry stores or pawn shops, distract the owners, and proceed to steal from them whatever they can. so without a doubt it will continue >> the suspects took off from the store in a honda odd see, he p

fought says newer faa flight paths in maryland are disrupting lives of residents. new flight paths are part of 5 billion nraition wrooid air traffic overall haul. changes that began at bwi in 2015 are intended to save faa billions of dollars. >> coming up on "fox news morning" 46 attorney generals expand price fixing lawsuits against 8 drug companies. >> don't worry about paying for lunch today it's on taco bell. >> as we head to break across the dmv at 4:50 back in a moment. moment. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all. snv time 4:52 attorney generals in 45 states accusing 18 drug companies of cop sp spireing to fix prices of 15 prescr

as you can see here, officials from the faa are still on scene . investigators are looking into what happened. i know that you are a small plane pilot. what does that tell you about what may have happened quick >> all we know is the demeanor of the pilot and his voice. he seemed very calm trying to deal with the situation. the takeoff and landing are critical. your lowest out to to when you were taking off and you're going full throttle to get into the air and get to your cruising altitude, if something goes wrong that is potentially the most dangerous time because there's not a space test not a lot of space on how to figure things out. and with that being a small airport in a busy area with a lot of houses and not a lot of options of where to put a plane down, you are faced with serious concerns. he did try to get back to the airport, but did not quite make it. only 300 yards from the airport.>> as you take a look at these pictures, officials from the fire department and the faa are going over the aircraft and looking at exactly what took place. t

the faa will continue to investigate. the san jose fire department will be going back into the home and checking on the structural integrity, board it up and determine whether or not it will be red flagged. in san jose, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, one person is dead another boater missing after an unmanned boat was found spinning in the water near pillar point. the coast guard was notified about the boat at noon. the 17-foot vessel was spinning in the water at 5:30, but harbor officials were able to recover it. a coast guard cutter is now searching for the man operating the boat at the time of the incident. >>> a craigslist meet up took a deadly turn, and now a man is dead. a man shot to death in broad daylight yesterday at a busy intersection near east 14th street and 159th avenue. the victim's uncle blames craigslist for not practicing stricter safety standards. >> how do these criminals victimize people and know what to do? because it's so easy to register and give a fake name. i don't have to give a dri

the faa fears it's a matter of time before a drone strikes a passenger plane. >>> some say it's a war on christmas. the archdiocese says metro is refusing to let them use a christmas ad on the back of their buses. now they're taking metro to court. the federal lawsuit says the transit agency is violating its first amendment rights over this ad. metro says their policies are clear. two years ago metro announced that it would not allow advertising that included issue oriented political, religious and advocacy advertising. other u.s. cities have faced similar controversies. >>> tomorrow night the worldwide symbol of the holidays in the rockefeller center will light its giant christmas tree as thousands crowd into every square inch of space in ro rockefeller plaza. you'll notice the extra security. nypd will have police officers in union inform and some k-9 partners, too. the increase in security measures comes after that halloween day bike path attack in new york city that killed eight people. >>> the tree lighting is going to be a star-studded event. gwen stefani is among the stars who

air canada jet landed and finally responded to the tower. >> that's pretty evident. >> reporter: the faa is also investigating another air canada flight that nearly missed hitting another plane here at sfo and that incident the pilot got confused and ended up landing on a runway -- on a taxiway instead of a designated runway. reporting live from sfo, abc7 news. >> janine, thank you. >>> pg&e is suggesting in court filings it was another company's electrical wires that would have caused the tubbs fire. the utility did not identify the third party. cal fire is investigating the possible role downed electrical wires had in starting the inferno. >>> a set of new fire safety rules could force pg&e to change how they install equipment. the proposal would affect the locations of lines and poles and how often they need to be inspected. regulators became concerned after wildfires in the north bay and other areas of northern california. the public utilities commission says the changes would be costly and allow utilities to raise rates to make up that money. they are scheduled to hear the proposal

about the issues with the faa phenomenaletting support from the faa and european regulators. hired the former head of environment energy from the faa and we are getting fantastic support in washington, d.c. repeals a bill to wrist the speed limit in the u.s., which would be great for supersonic. yousef: when we look at new products from airbus and others as well and boeing included, the testing phase and refinement phase is painful and difficult. what are you seeing in your testing at the moment? what convinces you you will not face the common bugs that take time and money to fix? >> this is hard. this is not easy. this is something you do because it is important for the world, to make the planet more accessible. is possible today is all the key technology for the airplane, the fluid dynamics simulations, the materials, the engines and these are all flying today on other aircraft. there is no scientific breakthrough, just engineering. yousef: what is your priority market, the uae, saudi? i think there is interest everywhere. i don't think it is one country or one hub. go firs

. >>> the faa has a new alert about the danger personal drones can pose to planes.esearchers say it's only a matter of time until a drone collides with a passenger jet. during a simulation, they found drones cause more damage than a bird strike because of their metal parts. the faa says it will rely on drone make force help develop technology to -- makers to help develop technology to detect and avoid planes. >>> bitcoin boom. the digital currency is surging, and's changing the way people pay for big purchase. landon dowdy is here to explain in the cnbc business news. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. bitcoin has topped $10,000 for the first time ever. the value of the digital currency has surged this year up more than 9 hu00% from $1,000 i january. it was trading at just about six cents seven years ago. mainstream interest and acceptance has grown, although experts still question its legitimacy. bitcoin has been known for wide price swings and the overall value of all bitcoin in the world is less than $200 billion. that compares to the $200 trillion in tradi

. >>> coming up, a close call at jfk airport in new york, the faa now investigating what happened whenwo planes tried to pass one another. >> sometimes people that are out to do harm they will watch you put your packages in the car. >>> safety first when shopping for gifts, we will tell you wha really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. >>> and welcome back. this morning an erupting volcano in bali continues to have a major impact on tourists for a second straight day the airport there will be shut down, it's disrupting travel for tens of thousands of people on that island and to surrounding islands. officials say the volcanic ash poses a huge safety risk to aircraft so the airport will most likely be closed for a third day also. meantime right now authorities in bali have told 100,000 people living near the volcano to evacuate and get out of the area. >>> san francisco's union square rolling out the red carpet for h

. >> rose also complained to the faa, the agency responsible for airplane rules and regulations.he faa says there's not much they can do about it because there is not a specific code prohibiting pool people from aircraft. their regulations only cover objects dropped directly over people and since the turkeys pilot is not violating a code. our last question, why would anybody do this in the first place? we tracked down the tail numbers on the planes, made calls and nobody wanted to talk. we got hang-ups. we can verify whamo, tossing turkeys from planes is illegal according to state laws, but right now nobody is prosecuting them. >>> by now a ton of you are gobbling up a ton of fake news online. if you see something you think is questionable, i want to check it out for you. e-mail me and my team, verify@wusa9.com. >> we have used every turkey attribution you could think of. >> i can't believe you can throw a turkey out of an paper. >>> forget the turkeys. we've got glitz and glamour headed down the red carpet here in d.c. for a big annual awards event and speaking events, the chief

. >> falling ice crash lands into a home and now the faa a a -- is investigating.aren. >> the burlington bristol finishing up an opening so good news there but we have two new accidents just in involving deer. it's that season. we'll show you what problems to avoid next. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> we've dipped into the 40's, low 40's. fall is here again and with a vengeance as the ben franklin bridge live on sky6 on this tuesday morning. >> hopefully nobody is vengeful out there on the roads. >> here in philadelphia, tam, that would never happen. >> that's crazy talk. [laughter] >> let's hit the roads right now. we're live on 422. if you take 422, now is your time. everything is moving fine. the overnight construction eastbound here near trooper has cleared. we expect traffic to go down here pretty shortly thereafter 'cause we always have accidents here on 422 eastbound but nothing major happening at this moment so looking pretty good. we have a couple of new accidents. one on the pennsylvania turnpike. it's eastbound approaching willow grove. it's out here blocking the right la

. >> reporter: air canada and the faa haven't said what the radio problem was. those pilots were cleared to land originally but tonight the faa is still investigating that apparent communications failure. david. >> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the other air scare. a passenger plane burning fuel for two hours before making a landing with no nose gear. >>> the marine drill instructor learning his fate after abusing recruits specifically targeting muslim recruits. we'll tell you what happened. >>> your money tonight. no need to way for black friday deals. the deals being offered this weekend. we will go down the list right after the break. ke up with a sore back. but he's got work to do. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money woul

they have brought down airplanes. >> the faa wants tighter regulations. if it catching fire mid flight, crew members have no chance of putting it out. tom. >> adrienne thank you. >>> new developments against kevin spacey. abc news confirming prosecutors plan to meet with the son of a former boston news anchor claiming spacey sexually assaulted him last year when he was 18. here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, kevin spacey now the subject of a criminal investigation. >> i made you the president. >> reporter: the "house of cards" star accused of sexually assaulting an 18-year-old at a bar last year. >> kevin spacey went to the restroom. a woman came forward and tells my client to run. >> reporter: prosecutors now planning to meet with the teen, after his mother -- a former boston news anchor -- first went to the authorities. >> the victim, my son, he was a starstruck, straight 18-year-old young man. spacey stuck his hand inside my son's pants. >> reporter: so far, 15 men have come forward accusing spacey of sexual misconduct. [ crowd chanting ] >> repo

now, faa wants manufacturers develop technology to help them avoid. that is look at the headlines we're chasing fire department. >> legal marijuana. well, that is what is coming if governor elect bill murphy gets his way. he wants to get it done the first few months of him chasing office. as you heard tonight, not only some opp six of the democratic side but on the republican side and as joe the state senator in new jersey opposing this idea pointed out, candidate murphy talked about social media. too many black and l.a. continue know use going to jail for possession marijuana but as it turns out, in colorado the department of public safety is reporting that arrest among black young people and la continue know young people are way up up to the tune of 50 and 20%. there is no social justice there for sure. that and revenue candidate murphy said will get to 3 to 400 million. well, colorado in 2016 only generated about 150 million in new revenue sous know what? this plan doesn't seem to add up. i would say, governor-elect hr fightback drawing board becau

the faa said there was no fuel leakage reported. egypt air went back to the terminal on its own power. the virgin atlantic plane had to be towed. the passengers all rebooked. >> fender benders never good. >> thank you. >>> also this morning pope francis is navigating delicate waters on an historic and cop throw verse yal visit to myanmar. a lot of unrest there. >> it is. in 20 foreign trips pope francis has shown himself to be a master politician proclaiming peace, inclusion and lifting up the poor without getting drawn into local politics, but in myanmar accused by the u.n. and u.s. of ethnic cleansing, the world is watching to see if the pope can speak truth to power without endangering myanmar's christian minority. the smiles, the wave, the embraces all mask the diplomatic risks for pope francis in myanmar, an overwhelmingly buddhist nation. a country in the midst of a brutal crackdown. >> i think this is the most risky trip that the pope has made in terms that if he says the wrong thing or something that the military or the budd

. >> the faa declined to comment on questions of the plane's safety record. last month.n ceo offered guide nance about flying, encouraging pilots to be at 300 feet. faa typically recommend flag at 500 feet or higher. anthony. >> kris van cleave, thanks. coming up. three ucla basketball stars are in a lae gegal jam in china. time for whitestrips! whitening toothpaste only works on the surface. but crest 3d white whitestrips safely work below the enamel... ...surface to whiten 25x better than a leading whitening... ...toothpaste. hey, nice smile! thanks, i crushed the tissue test. yeah you did! crest whitestrips. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. 'tis the season to buy one get one free. >>> three ucla basketball players including a younger brother of nba rookie, alonzo ball have been questioned in china over shoplifting allegations. here is jamie yuccas. >> reporter: before ever hitting a chinese basketball court, three ucla players fouled out. ball, riley and hill, all freshmen, were arrested allegedly for stealing sunglasses. while the team was at disney shanghai, the

according to researchers working with the faa passenger planes are designed to stop a bird strike from aluminum skin of the air krafcr but a drone could penetrate it. the most vulnerable to the drones, wind shields and the stabilizers that keep it flying straight and level. >>> a new york football giants marking the end of an era and it was not pretty. the team announcing quarterback eli manning is being benched in favor of geno smith who was already booed out of new york as the jets quarterback. manning has started 210 consecutive games dating back to 2004. the second longest streak in nfl history. >> it's hard. it's a hard day to handle this, but, you know, hang in there and figure it out. >> hardest days you'd say? >> it's up there. yeah. >> very emotional. the move being roundly criticized around the league, a number of eli's former teammates expressing outrage over the way this was handled. eli deserves much better than that. class person, class player, that's absurd. eli manning, it is hard to see an incredible giants career appearing to come to an end this way is one of the clas

in a new study by the faa shows that if a drone hits a plane, it can be catastrophic. much worse than a bird strike. kris van cleave has details. >> this researcher used computer simulations to confirm what many in the aviation industry long suspected. drones even small ones can present a real threat to aircraft. because the they're made of dense plastic, metal components. batteries. cameras. packs a bigger punch than a bird. bird strikes shut down engines on miracle on the hudson flight. the los angeles police department depend on its helicopters to get on scene fast. >> 16, 18. working something near glendale. >> and be the eyes in the sky. they fly fast and low. which has kevin cook always looking out for drones. >> we had a drone. now, 5,500 pound of aircraft. 130 gallons of jet petroleum. coming down into a residential neighborhood. >> in august 2015, a drone came within 50 feet of a helicopter, circling searching. the pilot dove to avoid a collision. the drone operator, pleaded no contest to obstructing an officer. a drone hit the army helicopter over staten isla

they recommend taking car seats but not all safety seats are faa approved.hat are have a label on the side stating in red letters in it can be used for air travel. another problem. will that car seat fit into increasingly cramped quarters. that's another issue. take a good look. make sure your seat will fit on the plane. no wider than 16 inches. here is a little tip i didn't know. there is another smaller and easily transportable option. it is called a care's harness. it converts airplane lap belts into this harness, goes around the seat and it is approved by the faa. >>> airport security is gearing up for the thanksgiving rush. tsa officials held a show-and-tell in washington for people looking to bring those holiday leftovers with them. when it comes to flying with food, it needs to be 3.4 ounces or less and fit into a quart size bag. there is also a one bag per person maximum. that is tough. >> i'm eating more than that. >> with stuffing and cranberry sauce alone that is more than 3.4 ounces. >> a lot of people starting their holiday early and traveling t

. >> the faa declined to comment on questions of the plane's safety record. last month.con ceo offered guide nance about flying, encouraging pilots to be at 300 feet. faa typically recommend flag at 500 feet or higher. anthony. >> kris van cleave, thanks. coming up. three ucla basketball stars are in a legal jam in china. there was an old woman who lived in a shoe. she had so many children she had to buy lots of groceries. while she was shopping for organic fruits and veggies, burglars broke into her shoe. they stole her kids' mountain bikes and tablets along with her new juice press. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped her with homeowners insurance. she got full replacement on the stolen goods and started a mountain bike juice delivery service. call geico and see how affordable homeowners insurance can be. call geico your toilet is germ-ridden with mineral buildup. clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach is no match against limescale. but lysol power toilet bowl cleaner has 10x more cleaning power against limescale. so switch to lysol. what it takes to protect.

he tells me that the faa is still investigating what exactly went wrong in case you're wondering to i asked curry if they will ever fly again. we're live at tipton airport. fox 5 local news. >>> a dc man tried to skip out on his metro fare is facing serious charges, officials say a lana hickman got into after he tried to sneak through without paying fare. he's facing charges including assault and fare evasion. >>> i have no idea what to make of it. i don't think this church has been in this community almost 30 year, this building has been here since 2003. we have a good relationship with our community. we do all kinds of community outreach events, we had one coming up on sunday after church, annual thanksgiving drive. so i don't think anyone did it with we just don't know. >> that's the pastor of the new life seventh day churn located in gaithersburg, he said for the second time this week, someone fired bullets into the building, most recently, last night, the gunfire shattered windows and caused other damage. pastor said there have been no threats made against the congregation. montg

the faa said it happened last night at jfk in new york. and egypt air plane headed to cairo and touched the left wing of a london bound virgin atlantic flight. the egyptian airplane had to return to the terminal. the virgin atlantic plane had to be told. >> monday marks the first day back to school for northern california students following a shooting rampage in rancho tehama. a six-year-old was shot twice by the gunman, once in the foot and in his right lung ski. doctors said it is remarkable that he is a little pain and at home so soon. doctors haven't decided what to do with a bullet lodged in his chest. >> he asked me, what about the bullet i have here. will it be taken out? and he asks me those questions. >> he has no intentions of ever going back and his mother doesn't want to pressure him. she said the entire family of 11 is traumatized by the event and plans to leave the town soon. the suspect was identified as 43-year-old kevin janson neal. this is a mug shot from the arrest in january. they said there were seven separate crime sc

the faa says arriving flights are facing delays of at least three hours. short haul flights are seeing the most impact and dozens of flights have been canceled. keep track of the conditions where you live with the app. and you'll get updates from the weather team and monitor the forecast as you go. >>> a nearly three-week manhunt for an escaped inmate ended today. he escaped from a palo alto courthouse with another inmate who is already in custody. we are live from san leandro with the details of the arrest, alissa? >> reporter: john bivins was staying in this room, room 204. the manager tells me he arrived yesterday but investigators were able to track him down and they showed up a few hours later. instead of kicking down the door, they watched and waited from upstairs all night long because there were kids in the adjoining rooms. around 9:30 this morning, u.s. masha marshals forced him into custody. the manager says someone else booked the room and let bivens inside. the car was towed from the parking lot. this started on november 6. 47-year-old bivens a

the faa says arriving flights are facing delays of at least three hours. short haul flights are seeing the most impact and dozens of flights have been canceled. keep track of the conditions where you live with the app. and you'll get updates from the weather team and monitor the forecast as you go. >>> a nearly three-week manhunt for an escaped inmate ended today. he escaped from a palo alto courthouse with another inmate who is already in custody. we are live from san leandro with the details of the arrest, alissa? >> reporter: john bivins was staying in this room, room 204. the manager tells me he arrived yesterday but investigators were able to track him down and they showed up a few hours later. instead of kicking down the door, they watched and waited from upstairs all night long because there were kids in the adjoining rooms. around 9:30 this morning, u.s. masha marshals forced him into custody. the manager says someone else booked the room and let bivens inside. the car was towed from the parking lot. this started on november 6. 47-year-old bivens a

now that entire household is displaced while the faa and other agencies investigate. it seems the plane suffered some kind of mechanical failure. it crashed right after takeoff from the airport located just down the street. >> the whole front end of the plane is damaged, wink are bent. and for our perspective in the fire department. once the plane's on the ground it's like another vehicle like a car crash would be. and the home, the damage is to the garage. >> reporter: -- cause a fire. it left with a full tank of gas. police have secured the evelynn avenue did have to be evacuated because the plane was leaking fuel and because of other hazards at the scene, but those residents have since returned home. alissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> after an intense manhunt, two men are under arrest accused of leading police on a chase that left a motorcycle officer injured. it started with people casing cars. it ended at noon on 280. we are live at the daley city police department with details. >> reporter: two suspects in custody tonight. that daley city motorcycle officer very

now, we do know that the faa and the ntsb were notified, they are now investigating, we can see multiple agencies on scene at this point. an run county fire is assisting maryland state police in the continued investigation and of course, we'll continue to be out here to provide you updates, as developments come thousand, for now, we can see the crash scene and we can see authorities on top of this exit is closed for the time being. guys we're live in an run county. cori coffin, fox 5 local news. >>> a family of one of the alleged victims in a sexual charles county track coach and teacher's aid is threatening $1 million lawsuit against the school system. >> carlos de angelo bell what about a charged with scally abusing dozens of middle school and high school students while working for charles county public schools and hiv families, now families are demanding the school system and low lawmakers take action, let's get over to angelie hemphill who has more on this. >> today, lawyers for the alleged victims familying say this is one of the most egregious cases they've seen in their career, th

researchers wrking with the faa passenger planes are designed to stop a bird from puncturing the skin after an aircraft, but a drone could penetrate it. the faa says the latest data will help to develop strategies and rules from preventing collisions between drones and planes. >>> all right. the new york football giants marking the end of an era and it was not pretty. the team announcing quarterback eli manning is being benched in favor of a quarterback already booed out of new york once. geno smith, former jet, manning's 210 consecutive starts date back to 2004. the second longest streak in nfl history. >> it's hard. it's hard to -- hard day to handle this, but, you know, hang in there and figure it out. >> one of the hardest days? >> it's up there. yeah. yeah. >>> you can see the tears welling up there in eli's eyes, the move being roundly criticized around the league. a number of eli's former teammates expressing outrage over the way this was handled. david deal tweeted i'm absolutely speechless. i've watched every game and sat through this rough giants season and this is what you

now that entire household is displaced while the faa and other agen investigate. it seems the plane suffered some kind of mechanical failure. it crashed right after takeoff from the airport located just down the street. >> the whole front end of the plane is damaged, wink are bent. and for our perspective in the fire department. once the plane's on the ground it's like another vehicle like a car crash would be. and the home, the damage is to the garage. >> reporter: -- cause a fire. it left with a full tank of gas. police have secured the scene. evelynn avenue did have to be evacuated because the plane was leaking fuel and because of other hazards at the scene, but those residents have since returned home. alissa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> after an intense manhunt, two men are under arrest accused of leading police on a chase that left a motorcycle officer injured. it started with people casing cars. it ended at noon on 280. we are live at the daley city police department with details. >> reporter: two suspects in custodyight. that daley city motorcycle officer v

. >> reporter: the faa reports bad weather on the east coast and high-volume of passengers created delays at san francisco and oakland airports. >> my connection is good now. i just don't want to get stuck in minneapolis.>> reporter: the average delay time was three hours. >>> the highway patrol is releasing new information on the multivehicle hit-and-run last night that left four people dead. the crash happened at westbound interstate highway 80 at san pablo dam road . four people in one vehicle died. officers arrived and for badly damaged vehicles were still there. a fifth car was involved in that driver left the scene. later, the driver was found and he was taken into custody. >>> the chp is investigating a crash on lakeville highway of the motorhome. the highway patrol said the crash involved a small toyota in a motorhome and that one person died at the hospital. there is no word on what caused this crash.>>> authorities in the east bay are investigating a deadly crash after a minivan went into the estuary. it crashed into the water and saying. two hours later, died teams -- dive team

inside the locker room, you know, just brought everything he had out there and we respected him. >> faa confirms halladay was flying an icon a5 a sport plane that the all-star pitcher just purchased last month, halladay was just 40 years old. >>> roy halladay being remembered by his former phillies teammates. >> he was with the phillies for parts of the four seasons, pat gallen is here to show us those seasons run forgettable. >> such a well respected member of the major league baseball. may 29th, 2010 sitting in a car with three friend driving through bethenny beach delaware we listen to the phillies and marlins on the i phone. we pulled in the parking lot hoping to hear roy halladay make history. i will never forget where i was where the doc through 20th perfect game in major league history. but, after achieving perfection, halladay could not make bit himself. he spent tens of thousands office dollars purchasing 60 luxury watches for everyone in the phillies clubhouse, engraved on the box halladay wrote quote we did it together , thanks. halladay died yesterday, in a plane crash off t

holiday travelers flying to san francisco international airport are facing delaying because of thethe faa are facing delays up to three hours, short all flights seeing the biggest impact. dozens of flights canceled. and keep track of the changing weather conditions with our app. and you can monitor the forecast on the go. >>> a manhunt for an escaped man hunt ended today in san leandro this morning. he escaped from a courthouse with another person already in custody. "abc7 news" was at the fairmont where he was staying in room 204 last night. officers waited in rooms upstairs decides not to arrest him, because there were kids in the rooms next to his. at about 9:30 in the morning, he finally walked out. u.s. marshals took him into custody then. a man who heard this morning's arrest while standing -- sitting rather in his car said marshals shot him with a toewstaser in t parking lot. >> i was coming from outside the street and police come in. >> mccloud was captured today after being spotted at a walmart. bibbens got away. he got in a car and tried to run over a chp officer and deputy mars

the faa and ntsb now investigating the crash. >>> problems continue for chipotle more than two yearsozens got sick from the e. coli outbreak. business insider reports the founder of iwaspoisoned.com says the number of food poisoning are nine times higher for chipotle than all other restaurant chains. that allows people to report any food-borne sicknesses. the chipotle in sterling, virginia, closed for days. chipotle says the source of the data is inaccurate. >>> tesla fired several hundred employees and they say the palo alto company now needs to worry about attracteding future talent. according to ""the mercury news"" some former employees dismissed refused to sign a separation agreement from the company. human resource experts say tesla should be cautious about the long-term impact of being able to recruit qualified talent. but tesla denies any impact saying the company received more than 73,000 job applications last month alone. >> if you're up now you were probably asleep when this was happening like i was but take a look at this from the amas last night. you see the singer pink

the faa released a study just last year, more than 160,000 bird strikes alone reported in the u.s. from 1990 to 2015. 62% of them occurred during the day, and a majority of bird strikes occurred during landing. >> kind of scary, but what can you do? >> reporter: for plane enthusiasts, the thought can be somewhat alarming. >> i have got pictures of birds next on to planes flying as you're taking off. you don't see it until you get it home on the computer, and then it's like, ooh. >> reporter: authorities are now trying to figure out how this bird became wedged like that. >> that is a big bird. our thanks to andrew perez of our miami station. >>> when we come back, lost and found. you'll never believe what was returned to diana ross. >> "the skinny's" next. >> "the skinny's" next. i can breathe again! i can breathe again! vicks sinex... breathe on. ♪ skinny ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> time for "the skinny," and we have to start with some breaking skinny news. >> where is the banner? >> breaking. "people" magazine has announced this year's sexiest man alive. >> chris hemsworth. >> no. >>