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the federal aviation administration now telling airline passengers not to turn the phones on and not to charge them when they are on board planes an also not to store them away in luggage. >> that's the the last thought in my head that a brand new new device will hurt a family member. lauren: you can preorder today. nicole: exactly. you're a samsung fan, you stick with samsung. today is you get iphone 7 presale. imagine having a burrito delivered by a drone right to you? chipotle and google parent company alphabet are teaming up to do just that. the experimental service is set to launch this month on the campus of a virginia tech and run by project wipg, a division of the former google exresearch. flied through the air like a plane or hover in place like a helicopter and make deliveries from a chipotle food truck. the drones will hover above destination and lower the food down with waiting customer who must be impressed by the special delivery. lauren: i love it. nicole: me too. lauren: fifth and biggest bomb after president obama wraps up region. what about connection with iran? you

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airlines flights...will hear this announcement warning about galaxy note seven phones "the federal aviation administration advises these not connect to any power source while on board the aircraft." they join at least four other domestic carriers stepping up safety warnings over the exploding devices steve ganyard: "everybody who has one has an inherent reason not to turn it on for their own safety, much less the safety of their fellow passengers" several international airlines, the f-a-a, and even samsung itself now urging anyone who owns a note 7 not to turn it on at all, with some safety groups calling for an outright ban of the recalled ma mos: "i think it's pretty scary and i think people really need to be very cautious." but experts say even if officials declared the device a prohibited item, it would be up to the "honor system" for passengers to comply. steve ganyard: "it's not going to be so easy for each idnividual airline to enforce the ban because then they have to go through more check procedures, where aer they gonna get the people." this is the latest in what has been a confirmed 35 cases so

the federal aviation administration and the national transportation safety board are investigating what happened. anchor: taking action to clean up a hoarder house that caught fire over the weekend. kent wainscott reports firefighters struggled to get inside. reporter: when fire crews arrived on the scene of a house fire early saturday, they ran into an unexpected obstacle. >> we could not get through the door. we had to find an alternate route to get in. reporter: the lone occupant was out of the home and safe, but the fire was still burning, and barricaded, fire officials say, by stacks upon stacks of stuff. >> it's what some refer to as a hoarder house. we like to call it a content-rich environment or a heavy content environment. >> it was crowded -- put it that way. reporter: neighbor mike ralph says there was just one path between the piles inside the home. >> just too much stuff. stacked up to the ceiling. yeah, it's unsafe. i wouldn't want to live there. >> piles that are unstable, unsteady. again, not knowing what is in reporter: deputy fire chief david votsis says homes like th

. >>> the federal aviation administration is warning airline passengers not to turn on or charge a late model samsung smartphone when they are flying. the faa also warned passengers not to put the galaxy note 7 in their checked bags. there have been numerous reports of the newest note catching fire. last week, samsung ordered a recall of all jumbo phones after it found rechargeable batteries could cause the phones to spacecraft is headed toward a small asteroid orbiting the sun that could hopefully, bring back a handful of dust. it blasted off from cape canaveral on a seven-year mission yesterday. it will take two years to reach venu. the spacecraft will hover over the surface, hopefully, grab some dust, and then return to earth. >>> coming up on the "morning news." season opener. the panthers and broncos face off in a super bowl rematch. >>> later, a mattress company's 9/11 promotion falls short. this is the "cbs morning news." it's less useful like a hat for your cat surface has touch and a beautiful screen you can see things like they've never been seen this mac doesn't quite compare

. >> the federal aviation administration is warning airline flyers do not use your samsung galaxy notenistration strongly advises passengers not to turn on the phones or stow them in checked baggage. a direct quote from the faa. the unusual warning as to the headache for samsung as it scrambles to replace millions of phones around the world. the reports of the devices catching fire while charging prompted the action from the faa. some international carriers have taken steps to stop people from using the devices on their aircraft. >> wow. >> and apple is looking at this and saying we are releasing the iphone as the regulations are coming out for the samsung. >>> overnight, north korea with the largest nuclear test yet. this big test raising alarm across the world. "new day" with that story right now. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> good morning. welcome to "new day." it is friday, september 9th. we have breaking news. a seismic event detected in north korea. allegedly the most powerful nuclear test yet. it caused an explosion with a force of 5.3 magnitude earthquake felt across korea.

as the federal aviation administration investigates this crash inside the state park. the door county sheriff office said 16-year-old olivia dahl was a flying enthusiast taking lessons. someone called 9-1-1 just after 8:30 last night to report hearing a small plane crash peninsula state park. a person on the bike trail in the park found the wreckage and told search crews. >> the witness had located the crash scene, and were able to find a fire in the woods. and the fire departments responded and extinguished the flames. >> investigators are still figuring out what caused the crash. the sheriff's office believes the plane was making its approach to the airport when something went wrong. >> the district tells me will put out a press release tomorrow with more information. reporting in door county. >> thank you. basketball star is back in wisconsin after spending the weekend in north dakota. koenig and his brother went in support of the protest of a pipeline that would go through tribal land. >> just meeting all these young kids, young native kids and seeing the look on t

a following steps taken by australian airlines, the united federal aviation administration issued a warningot to charge the device while onboard aircraft and not to stow them in any checked luggage. it is unusual for the faa to warn passengers about a specific product, but it comes after reports that the galaxy note seven exploded while being charged. all 2.5 million of the phones after they had been on the market for barely two weeks. the recall is estimated to cause the company -- to cost the company $1 billion. and the negative wave of media attention comes at a bad time. just a day before the faa issued its warning, samsung's main rival launched their latest iphone. if you safely get off the plane and landed in europe, making a phone call and using your mobile for internet is going to be a lot cheaper. the european commission is going back to the drawing board to mature roaming charges disappear by next year. the plan launched four days ago and didn't give consumers the best deal, that proposal limited to three months per year. a spokesman said it already reduced roaming charges by more

there have been a number of these events over the past years at logan and the federal aviation administration is investigating. >> anchor: head handwriting toward stoat an a route 128 station in west wood. they evacuated everyone and stopped service. sky 7 hd over that delay. see people standing on the platforms. there's the stalled train. there's the people standing and waiting. mbta officials say the trains are running again. >> anchor: sky 7 over a sign of the season this afternoon. moving time. a lot of people unfamiliar with here's storo drive where a moving truck's roof did get off under the bridge. >> anchor: coming up here coastal concerns. hermine creating problems up and down the east coast. look at damage in states like georgia and south carolina. >> reporter: we start the holiday weekend with sunshine tomorrow. forecast for the weekend up next. >> anchor: and the boss is back. norman: that's a lot of vitamins there, harold. harold: oh, i'm stocking up before kelly ayotte gets her way on medicare. norman: what do you mean? harold: well, she wants to privatize medicare, turn it into

hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at 10 . " drone takeoff " new rules from the federal aviation administration could make sights like this much more common. the new rules say any person over age 1 exam. before this week, anyone who wanted to fly a drone commercially needed an aircraft pilot's license. kcrg t-v nine's jordee kalk joins us now. jordee, you talked to a drone pilot who took the exam monday. what did he think of the test? well he passed, so he says it went well. i spoke with caleb howard, the newly certified drone pilot. he says he spent about 30 tells me he's mindful of other f-a-a changes. nat remote in hand. nat a drone within 400 feet of the ground. 7:17, "the new rules it has to be in the visual line of sight at all times." caleb howard says this is a step in the right direction. nat 14:04:28, "i always wanted to had the chance to, so this is kind of a mix between the two." caleb plans to use his new license to take aerial video photography. something he's already dabbled in, with the video you see here. nat 4:22, "now with this new commercial rule, there's going to be a lot m

airlines and the american federal aviation administration told passengers not to use the phone on flights. let's look at what is happening on the markets next. it is not a pretty picture. trading in europe today seemed fairly sharp. headed for their worst day since the brexit vote in the u.k. this as investors take bets on whether or not the federal reserve will raise interest rates in the united states at its meeting next week. one company having a particularly bad day is a bee food companyof the primark. turning to greece, where the prime minister said the risk to international lenders is hurting the country. alexis tsipras said agreements between the international monetary fund and the european union are damaging any return of investor confidence. greece is struggling to implement economic reforms that will open the door to talks on debt relief, a key issue for the imf. feeling to are participate, saying they are not convinced the country's debts are sustainable. the electronic car maker tesla is overhauling its autopilot technology. sensors will use radar rather than camera images to

the federal aviation administration warns travelers about using samsung galaxy planes. the f-a-a urges passengers to not turn on these devices or charge them while on a flight. this comes a week after samsung issued a recall about their galaxy note seven. the smartphones went on sale three weeks ago. the f-a-a says the note seven should not be placed in checked baggage either. the device is being recalled for having batteries at risk of catching fire and exploding. more than 35 incidents have been reported... including a florida man who claims his jeep was engulfed shows us how it happened. dornacher says: "it was very surprising to me how quick the dash caught on fire. once it got the dash the airbags started exploding. wasn't a regular vehicle to me i'd done a lot of modifications to it and really enjoyed this vehicle." it's hard for st. pete's nathan dornacher to see his family's beloved jeep like this. it's even harder - when you consider what sparked it. dornacher says: "that's the last thought in my head a brand new device something as simple as a phone is going t

hart's career has taken him to the federal aviation administration and to an earlier term on the ntsb. he also worked for the national highway traffic safety administration which may have sparked interest? what he's here today to talk about. autonomous vehicles. it's a wild, wild west of a fill that holds potential for improving highway safety but also poses a lot of questions. who is liable if a crash occurs, what happens if a technology that's supposed to help people drive safely have the opposite effect? autonomous vehicles c s can bens from other. most other modes use some form of automation. please help me give a warm national press club welcome to national transportation board chairman, christopher hart. >> thank you, tom, for that very kind introduction. thanks to all of you for coming and certainly thank you to the national press club for inviting me to speak on behalf of the ntsb. it's a privilege and honor to be here. when they invited me, i warned them they were going to have trouble shutting me up because i love talking about this stuff. i'm an attorney. my credo is never

they're also uring people not to put the phone into bags.it is extremely unusual for the federal aviation administration to warn passengers about a specific product.samsung stopped selling the newest model of it's smartphone because of reports that the phones have spontaneously caught fire. 3 amazon is kicking off a first-of-its kinds service at a football stadium!the san francisco 49-ers just announced a new partnership with the company.it's called stadium... will be able to order food, drinks, and more from the online retail site. orders will be delivered ?right to the parking lot? in 60 minutes of less.the service is only available to amazon prime members.. who pay an annual subscription fee. 3 attention prince fans! paisley park is looking for ?workers.? ?workers.?they are hiring operators, security and management to oversee public tours at the rock star's former home. home.the team that operates elvis presley's graceland is coordinating the job fair. graceland spokesman kevin kern says the fascination with prince has increased since his death. (kevin kern, graceland spokesman) "it's an exciting tim

the federal aviation administration and the national transportation safety board are investigating what happened. kathy: happening now, oak creek police are searching for a driver who crashed into a squad car. it happened yesterday morning outside the motel six on college avenue near i-94. this is cell phone video from a guest of that motel. police say the blue dodge charger was stolen. the suspect eventually got away. if you recognize the car, you're urged to call police. kathy: there are a lot of frustrated packers fans tonight after a late night loss to the vikings. wisn 12 sports director dan needles is here. dan, head coach mike mccarthy just answered a few questions. dan: the coach was asked directly what is wrong with the offense, which has seen subpar performances by aaron rodgers, dating back to last season. mccarthy didn't give any specific answers, but acknowledged that there is a lot of room for improvement. last night, rodgers fumbled 3 >> the fact of the matter is that there is no excuse, just the way early-season football is , it's what you want to call sloppy, whatever t

the federal aviation administration today issuing..... an advisory to passengers.... not to turn on or charge the devices.... on board aircraft... and.... not to stow them.... in any checked baggage. the samsung phone is part of a recall. because the battery.... could explode. given what happened today.. next week will be very important if supporters of a new nfl stadium in las vegas want to keep moving the ball down the field. 13 action news political analyst jon ralston was at today's meeting.. as both sides started drawing stalemate... that was the story coming out of the stadium committee today. no movement on the key issue 750 million dollars in public money, and the public can invest that money, but not will not budge, so what's going to happen next week? they say there might be a vote, but there's no majority on that committee yet. jon ralston, 13 action news. something new is slowly being added to the phys-ed curriculum in the clark county school district. by the end of 2017.. 50 schools in the district will have crossfit. it was made possible by a grant from

new tonight, the federal aviation administration is strongly warning passengers to not samsung galaxy note 7 smartt phones while on airplanes.pl it's even asking people to not t stow them in checked baggies.gge this comes after samsung recalled more than 2 million phones because of dozens ofens reports that the batteries were exploding and causing fires. one incident apparently happened n ap inside a florida man's jee. it was surprising me how quick the dash got fire. that's the last thought in my head was that a brand new desir, something as simple as a burn is going to burn down my car or a house or hurt a family member. the jeep is totaled.to luckily the man was not in it at the time and no one was hurt. meantime samsung has stopped selling the galaxy note and is now offering replacements. there are so am of them out there. that jeep, i mean that's crazy. that's why the airlines say no charging your phones.ho don't risk it. the big plans in the works for the grand opening of the museum of african-american history and what you can do to get a tourment it might take a while,, though.

the united states federal aviation administration issued a warning to passengers not to turn on or charge the devices onboard aircraft, and not to stow them in any checked baggage. it is unusual for the faa to warn passengers about a specific topics, but it comes after reports that the galaxy note 7 exploded while being charged. in response, samsung recalled all 2.5 million phones after they had been on the market for barely two weeks. the recall is estimated to cost the company around $1 billion, and a negative wave of media attention comes at an especially bad time. samsung is the world's biggest smartphone manufacturer and was relying on the new phone to boost sales in a saturated market. just the day before the faa issued its warning, samsung's main rival, apple, launched their latest iphone. stephen: investors say german exports fell sharply in july, 2.6 percent down compared to june. the drop in demand coming from countries like china, japan, and the united six. -- the united states. a little bit of a hangover, too, in the european central bank meeting. any new stimulus measures dis

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that statement follows a warning from the federal aviation administration which says the device is a safety hazard, especially on planes. the with agency says the phones shouldn't be operated or charged while flying or even checked in luggage. >> reporte the warning about the devices comes after 35 reported incidents of phones around the world exploding or catching fire. the main concern, the lithium ion battery. >> the faa has taken a new look at lithium ion batteries, looking at it from a safety perspective. any time a lithium ion battery, especially because it is in a particular phone now, they're advising caution. if it is the battery, that becomes the ignition source, and if that is the problem, they need to correct that. >> reporter: instead of an outright ban, the faa issued warnings to fliers. >> if you go to the hack safe website, the place they tell you not to bring long knives on the plane, there's a note telling people not to bring this phone on the plane. >> reporter: consumer reports believes the faa should have gone further. >> i think there should be an official recal

this data will eventually be passed on to the federal aviation administration which will look at applying this same technology to help deliver necessities to areas affected by natural disaster. >> that's, you know, it changes the whole connotation of to go. i'll take that to go via the drone. where do you drop the drone, like from 500 feet? this is going to be interesting, kari and dave. guess who is coming back to town you remember arizona state coach dirk cutter, now the coach of the tampa bay buccaneers, and ? ? grocery shoppers of america! take your o organics baby carrots. take your eggs. even your o organics chips. and join the organic movement. organic food is no longer just for the privileged few. exclusively at albertsons. >>> you're watching fox 10 sports with jude lacava in hd. >>> well, many of you remember when he replaced the late bruce snider back in 2009 in his six years at tempe and arizona state, he was 32-four, but this sunday dirk cutter returns as buccaneers, and cutter, well, he has had success, developing david girard, matt ryan, now jameis winston, and he is a litt

the federal aviation administration saying passengers should not turn on or charge their devices due to concerns over batteries catching fire. >> michelle: there's a guy whose jeep caught on fire because he left it in his car to charge. and the whole jeep went up in flames. they don't want people doing this on planes obviously. last week samsung recalled all some exploded while charging. >>> a picture shared thousands of times on twitter this week gaining traction on social media. >> krystal: it was snapped at a panama city wal mart. it's drawing praise and criticism over the use of symbols of 9/11 in advertising. so these are cases of coca-cola products assembled to a tribute the 15th anniversary tribute of spleven under a banner that reads we'll never forget. some reacted in a exploits the loss of lives on that day. wal mart issuing a statement which reads in part, quote... we hold the moment in our country's history in the highest regard and nothing disrespectful intended. coca-cola public's affairs office saying this display was meant to honor local firefighters and support the o

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. >> reporter: the federal aviation administration has also banned the phones from airplanes unless they are turned off and not being charged. samsung says the replacement phones will arrive in stores no later than next wednesday, september 21st. samsung america's chief operating officer released a statement explaining how the company is handling the recall and reassuring customers that the note 7, once hat a replacement bat tree, completely safe. >> all right, tom vacar, thank you. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next with hillary clinton back on the campaign trail for the first time since falling ill with pneumonia. >> i am doing great. thank you so much. >> coming up next, highlights and analysis in the race for the white house as donald trump also addresses concerns about his health. >>> and later, fallout over the shooting death of 13-year-old boy by police in ohio. why officers say they had no choice. >>> and imagine being able to sell your home without actually leaving it, or buying a car without actually getting in for a test-drive. the silicon valley technology that is making it

within the next year, the federal aviation administration expects 600,000 drones to be used commerciallyn the united states. globally, the commercial drone market is predicted to reach 127 billion dollars by 2020. however, not all of the drones in the sky are supposed to be there, as "newshour weekend's" christopher booker explains. >> reporter: police in the netherlands are taking a unique approach toward unwanted and potentially unsafe drones. they are the first in the world to use birds to hunt and catch drones that are being used illegally. these eagles are trained to see the drones as prey. using their hunting instinct, they intercept the device mid- air, and carry it to a safe landing place. they are rewarded with a piece of meat after each successful capture. the eagles successfully brought down the drones 80% of the time. now they will begin deploying eagles to capture drones that pose a potential danger, including when they fly in restricted air space, too close to airports, or during visits from dignitaries. >> reporter: the dutch police say that none of the birds were harmed d

the federal aviation administration and the national transportatio n safety board are investigating. construction of the bakken oil pipeline in central iowa this weekend. dozens stood hand-in-hand in boone county yesterday. the group spent the morning learning how to be non-violence during protests. they then rallied in relative peace. the group claims the pipeline, which will stretch from north dakota through 18 iowa counties to illinois, could damage the environment. some protestors stood in the way of construction vehicles, leading to their arrest. police say they could face a $300 bond for civil disobedience will continue until the pipeline is stopped. the owner of an old brewery in dubuque says someone wants to turn the crumbling building into apartments. we first told you last month about the issues surrounding the 120-year- old dubuque malting and brewing building. the owner, jim krueger, says a developer wants to buy it and make renovations. otherwise, it could cost more than 700 thousand dollars to demolish. a hearing next month repair or demolish the building. people spent

. >> supplying data to the federal aviation administration to determine if food delivery by drone will become wide-spread. >>> tiny houses creating big problems for people in one community. why homeowners are saying they are being unfairly squeezed out. >>> criminals getting a second chance. how colleges and universities are helping some create a brand >>> our top stories at 5:30. killing an ohio state trooper has been charged with aggravated vehicular homicide. the trooper was standing along i-90 when he was struck. records show the driver of the car was under the influence of drugs at the time of the crash. >>> a special honor for the trooper. lawmaker officials will create a tunnel for football players to run through on the field at the high school. his son played for the message for his father on triter. >>> donald trump admitted today president obama was born in the united states. he blamed hillary clinton for starting rumors about the president's citizenship. president obama asked about the comments. he responded by saying he was confident about where he was born. >>> people livi

the federal aviation administration and the national transportatio n safety board are investigating. the owner of an old brewery in dubuque says someone wants to turn the crumbling building into apartments. we first told you last month about the issues surrounding the 120-year- old dubuque malting and jim krueger, says a developer wants to buy it and make renovations. otherwise, it could cost more than 700 thousand dollars to demolish. a hearing next month will allow krueger to explain why he can't stabilize, repair or demolish the building. people spent their saturday cleaning up the czech national cemetery. last month we told you about a group taking issue with the burial site's upkeep. kcrg-tv9's samantha myers spoke for help, which worked. sunken graves. fallen tree branches. overgrown grass. this cedar rapids cemetery needed a fixup, but the management didn't have the manpower. ""well we knew we needed help and we just don't have a lot of people in our congregation or on the board that's able to come out and do a lot of work and people have suggested, this needs to be done," " s

partnership, the federal aviation administration. alphabet is really running the show here.t's a delivery system they worked on for quite some time now. they have done thousands of delivery runs at the remote california test site but they wanted to move to a somewhat more urban environment where they can test these drones in a more realistic setting. the other thing they are doing is testing the marketing. they will use real people and see if the burritos arrive still warm and if people like the experience and that sort of thing as well. david: i think of all the provisions a college student needs, notebooks and pens and pencils and the like, there was a reason for picking food. it provides certain difficulties that a notebook would not. next that's right. flips upside down when it comes out of the package, you are fine, but people are not going to be happy if their burritos lands on their lap. and speed is important because you want to keep it warm. they wanted to pick food because it was a challenge. vonnie: where are we on regulation? there still is not a comprehensive dr

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federal aviation administration is warning airline passengers for the to use galaxy note devices during flights and not to pack the phones in packed luggage. google's alphabet is buying the software that helps company's ding tell services interact with apps used by customers and partners, critical for businesses transitioning to the cloud. google, amazon, mike self and ibm are looking to get in on the fast-growing corporate cloud computing business. >>> more people go to gluten- free than need to, according to a new study published. researchers followed 22,000 people they found that while a number of people tried the diet, claiming to be diagnosed with celiac disease fell. this pros something has gone rival getting over 33,000 likes and 8,000 shares. a consumer warning that you won't want to miss, next, a doctor of ucsf joins us with a look at why a chemical ban from soap is still in tooth paste. >>> good morning. i have a question. how many of you actually stayed up really, really late to see what the giants will do in the deserts? i have pictures coming up in a jiffy! >>> >>> welcome

the federal aviation administration advises these redices remain powered off and not connected to any power source while on board the aircraft. they join at least four other domestic carriers, stepping up safety warnings. >> everybody that has has one turn it on. for their own safety as well as the safety of the passenger. >> reporter: samsung its now urging anyone who owns a note 7 not the turn it on at palm with some safety groups calling for an outright ban on the recalled smartphone. >> i think it's pretty scary. i think people need to be very cautious. >> reporter: experts say if officials declare the device a prohibited item, it would be up passengers to come ply. >> it won't be easy to enforce the ban. they have to go through more check procedures. where are they going to get the people? >> reporter: this is the latest in a difficult week for the south korean tech giant. 35 cases of the device failing. gloria riviera, akz, washington. >> a people oeng these phones. >> your entire life son this phone. if you have to turn it in. you can't turn it on, what a huge, huge inconvenien

. >> flight paths changed without any warning from the federal aviation administration. d the flight paths were changed when the technology which were supposed to be more efficient and safety, called next gen >>> the city is all for the fabulous new technology. the problem is the city changed flight paths over the city of phoenix without giving any formal notification about it. >> lawsuits were filed to change the flight path back, but a year after the lawsuit, still no they will get some peace. >> we only filed this basically a year ago, july 2015, so that's pretty quick action. in the meantime we are seeking quick solutions, seeking opportunities with the f.a.a. to solve this problem. it didn't need to happen the way it did. >> reporter: so what happens next? briefs have now been filed in court, but they're in a holding pattern until the courts decide the next course of action. we of course will continue to follow this developing story here at phoenix sky harbor airport. fox 10 news. >> thank you, ty. >>> the city of phoenix beefing up security at city hall in the wake

federal aviation administration strongly advises passengers not to turn on or charge devices on boardnot stow in any checked baggage. the warning adds to the headache of samsung as it scrambles to replace the devices. devices catching fire prompted the recall and action from the faa. some international carriers have already taken steps to stop people from using the devices on their aircraft. >> the phone is not supposed to light on fire when you charge it. >> don't do it on an airplane. >>> "early start" continues right now. >> overnight, north korea conducting the largest nuclear test yet. concerns of the rogue nation's nuclear program. >>> and donald trump going on a russian government sponsored television station to say he does not think russia is meddling in the u.s. presidential election. this surprising appearance coming days after criticism for his repeated praise of vladimir putin. >>> hillary clinton says she will come us more on herself and less on trump. we will tell you what secretary clinton said. good morning. it's friday. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans.

according to officials with the federal aviation administration, they say this piper cherokee crashedthe airport 6:00 a.m. yesterday. the plane was leaving the west runway when this crash occurred. no one on the ground was injured. several cars were damaged in that airport parking lot. we ran a background check on the plane. it's not registered to anyone at this time. last time it was registered it was out in miami. cause of this crash is unknown. we do know the national transportation safety board will be on site today to conduct their investigation. >> thank you, pete. >>> hillary clinton will not be coming to the bay area today. she is taking off time to recover from pneumonia. clinton appeared unsteady yesterday after attending a september 11 ceremony in new york city. she went to her daughter's apartment and came out saying she felt fine. her campaign announced she was diagnosed with pneumonia friday. this comes after questions about her health from the trump campaign. >> her supporters would say this treads on sexism. >> she's been on the campaign trail year an a half. it's natu