just -- >> reporter: the cherokee 180 it was coming from orlando trying to land at its home base of lantana. dan shallow-way a 64-year-old engineer was the pilot, he too died when it crashed. this surveillance video capturing the initial descent and explosion. first responders rushing to the scene. >> we'll be looking at the experience of the plot, the weather he may have flown to. all aspects of the flight will be reviewed. >> the ntsb ntsb trying to democrat what caused the plane to go down but because of the explosion and the intensity of the firele they have their work cut out for them. >> the plane is destroyed at this point. as for her father, he just waits says he's waiting just in case they find her in the middle of the rubble, he just wants to see her one last time. >> back out live here, the pilot is survived by his wife and two children. according to investigators, there was no distress call, as for the 21-year-old, she was a full-time student and also worked full-time. she came home yesterday. she told her dad she was just too tired to go to college, her college course and so sh

. >> reporter: the small private plane takes off from orlando bound for lantana, when, just a mile away from the runway, it suddenly falls from the sky. a surveillance camera nearby catching the moment of impact. the crash killing the pilot, dan shalloway, and 21-year-old banny galicia, who was napping in her home. the ntsb today combing through the wreckage, trying to determine what could have caused this destruction. david, tonight, this wreckage is still smoldering, and that burnt, acrid smell still hovering in the air here, as investigators race to determine what caused this crash. david? >> mary bruce tonight. mary, thank you. >>> and from florida to l.a.x. in los angeles, where a passenger jet was readying for takeoff, barrelling down the runway at 100 miles per hour, when suddenly, a vehicle drives onto the runway. abc's david kerley with the air traffic controller telling the pilots to abort the takeoff. >> reporter: at busy l.a.x., with two emergency landings coming in and emergency vehicles scrambling, another problem. that very close call on a runway. a delta connection commu

the plane was flying from orlando to nearby lantana. >>> fox 11 in los angeles with the city council'sonsideration of a proposal to impose fines or shut off water to residents who continue to use it excessively. news reports say one bel-air homeowner used 12 million gallons in a recent year, enough for 90 households, california is in the midst of a severe drought. >>> a live look at st. louis, the mississippi river from fox 2, the big story there tonight -- a very weak grade for the mighty mississippi. a study gives the river a d-plus citing pollution, flood control and the poor conditions of the locks and dams throughout the river basin. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway. "special report" will be right back. >>> the obama administration is adding to the counterterrorism bureaucracy. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge tells us about the latest step to fight home grown terror with what some critics consider more red tape and political correctness. >> whether it's an isis-inspired plot in garland, texas targeting free speech or the murder of bible study grou

the plane was flying from orlando to nearby lantana. >>> fox 11 in los angeles with the city council's consideration of a proposal to impose fines or shut off water to residents who continue to use it excessively. news reports say one bel-air homeowner used 12 million gallons in a recent year, enough for 90 households, california is in the midst of a severe drought. >>> a live look at st. louis, the mississippi river from fox 2, the big story there tonight -- a very weak grade for the mighty mississippi. a study gives the river a d-plus citing pollution, flood control and the poor conditions of the locks and dams throughout the river basin. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway. "special report" will be right back. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well e

the national transportation safety board will be here and three miles away at lantana airport this morning where it was believed this airplane was headed. >> kerry sanders at the scene, thank you very much. >> natally is on assignment and tamron is here with a look at an escalating violent situation in the middle east. >> good morning. action against an escalating wave of deadly violence by palestinians. nbc chief global correspondent bill kneely is in jerusalem. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. from the very spot at jerusalem's old city where two of the attacks took place, this is now a city gripped by fear and suspicion. israel has now hit back, not just with more police and more checkpoints, but with a threat of collective punishment for palestinians and a warning. some of you may find some of the pictures in this report disturbing. one from where several of the palestinian attackser set out to kill, but they are struggling to contain this violence. the police say they can't stop these attacks through intelligence because most of them are carried out by people they don't k

transportation safety board will be here with investigators and will also be three miles away at the lantana airport this morning where it's believed that the plane was headed. savannah. >> thank you very much, kerry. >>> natalie is on assignment. tamron is here with a look at an escalating violence situation in the middle east. >>> israel on high alert taking action against an escalating wave of deadly violence by palestinians. nbc chief global correspondent bill neely is in jerusalem. bill, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tamron. from the spot at jerusalem's old city where two of the attacks took place this is now a city gripped by fear and suspicion. israel has hit back not just with more police and checkpoints but with threats of collective punishment for palestinians. and a warning, some may find the pictures in this report disturbing. israeli police got the go-ahead to close off arab areas. they are struggling to contain this violence. the police say they can't stop these attacks through intelligence because most of them are carried out by people they don't know. often teenage