the pilot identified as 53-year-old mark goldstein. air krafic controller had just retired last year. >> oo what could be a major miss step by mary landrieu after just days before the mid term election of the democrat says she is struggling in the polls because her constituents are racist and sexist. do doug lieu zahered has more on this story. >> a quick reminder why we are paying so much attention to this because of this. the baht now in the senate 55-45. louisiana could be one of the races that terms the balance of power in the senate and whether republicans take back control. will race be a big factor in this race? officially there are nine candidates running for this louisiana seat. but this is primarily a match up between democratic senator mary landrieu and congressman bill cassidy. republicans will argue president obama is also on the ballot. that question led to this from both landrieu and cassidy. >> be very, very honest it is not always in the friendliest way for african americans. this answer has been a difficult time for t

the pilot has been identified as mark goldstein, a former air traffic controller and contract pilot. stein was flying the plane to arkansas to be painted. this is the audio from air traffic control. you hear the pilot say -- >> prepare for an emergency. just lost the left engine. >> reporter: and then -- >> we just lost an aircraft. >> reporter: there were approximately 100 people in the building at the time of the crash. ryan peterman is an instructor who was in a safety class. >> the building kind of shook and rumbled. when we saw the smoke plume cast a shadow, we knew something was wrong. >> reporter: portions of the building sustained significant collapse and were unsafe. the ntsb will investigate yesterday's crash. t.j., reena? >> karen, thank you. >>> another crash in the heartland turned a halloween celebration tragic. a mother and her two children were killed when their suv was hit by a freight train. it happened just minutes before a halloween parade was set to take place ney. several others were injured and hospitalized. polsaye at crossing were functioning. >>> prosecutors

the pilot 53-year-old mark goldstein also died. the former radio traffic controller radioed for help just before his plane went down. >> we just lost the left engine. >> reporter: the plane was bound for arkansas and full of fuel when it crashed. the building was so severely damaged by the impact and resulting fire, it could be daylight before recovery crews can get inside. >> the building is not secure structurally so we're not allowed to enter the building. once the wichita fire department deem the building safe to enter, we will begin the process of our investigation inside the building. >> reporter: we also learned the plane had undergone mechanical work here in the wichita area. investigators can't say for sure if that had anything to do with the wreck. omar, cbs news, wichita, kansas. >>> now to the ebola crisis and the growing debate over personal freedom and responsibility. negotiations between a maine nurse who returned from west africa last week and state officials have broken down. a defiant kaci hickox went for a bike r

smoke on the horizon as you approached the airport for miles. >> the pilot has been identified as mark goldsteinlast year. the plane had just come out of major inspection. goldstein was flying it to arkansas to be painted. >>> today may be the day that molten lava cuts the hawaiian village in two. the national guard standing by to assist residents there. the lava from the kilauea volcano started flowing in june. so there's been plenty of time to prepare. so far it's just incinerated a shed and some vegetation. when it hits the main road there will be no way in or out of that area. >>> talks have broken down between the state of maine and that nurse who is refusing to be quarantined. kaci hickox claims she is perfectly healthy and free of the ebola virus. the governor says he wants to protect the public. abc's linzie janis reports from maine. >> reporter: a defiant kaci hickox on a bike ride with her boyfriend. a state trooper following her every move. >> thank you, guys. i have to go speak with the health department. >> reporter: maine's governor paul lepage telling abc news, hickox should be fo

the pilot, identified overnight at mark goldstein and three people inside the building were killed. another five were rushed to the hospital, some with serious injuries. the roof burned for hours, sending out thick, black smoke. >> it was horrific. there was heavy smoke on the horizon as you approached the airport for miles. >> reporter: about 100 people were trapped inside. witnessed described the frightening moments. >> i saw an airplane with its left tail going straight down, banking really hard, really loud. >> the building shook. then we saw the exhaust plum. >> reporter: the faa said shortly after takeoff goldstein reported losing engine power and was trying to return the king air b to the airport. he was a former air traffic controller who retired last year. the ntsb is investigating the crash. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >>> they may go to court to force kaci hickox to stay? quarantine. she went for a bike ride with her boyfriend yesterday. she says she posed no risk to anyone. the governor said it's his duty to protect the people of maine. >>> and an emotional reu

four people are confirmed dead tonight including the pilot 53-year-old mark goldstein.ive people were seriously injured in that crash and four people are still missing tonight. the beechcraft king air 200 lost power in an engine and was attempting to return to the airport when it crashed. emergency crews then rushed to the scene. >> an airplane down. we have a huge, large two story commercial building hit. fire showing. >> the building that was hit is used for pilot training by flight safety international. >> contract negotiations between septa and its largest union to avert a strike will lee assume tomorrow at noon. management and the transport workers union held talks at the wyndam hotel in olde city today. so far no deal has been reached. a work stoppage would affect septa bus subway and trolley service. the main sticking point is pension benefits. the union says if it does go on strike they'll give riders 24 hours notice. >> philadelphia city council passes a bill today that adds penalties for hate crimes not covered under state law. mayor michael nutter has two wee

four people are confirmed dead, including pilots, 53 year old mark goldstein. five people were seriously injured, four remain missing tonight. the beach craft king air 200, much like this one, lost power in an engine, and it was attempt to go return to the airport when it crashed. emergency crews returned to the scene. >> the airplane down at the airport. >> we have huge plume of smoke, large two-story commercial building, heavy smoke and fire showing. >> that plane hit a build that is used for flight pilot training by flight safety international. >> they provide incredible and sometimes unbelievable aerial shot. but they are serious concerns about drones in the city of philadelphia, after police catch a person flying one outside a packed eagles game. tonight, matt rivers, has more on the calls to lay down the law on these flying machines. >> light and fast, drones have never been more advanced, and some say the law needs to keep up. >> we just want to begin to address in a common sense way. >> councilman jim kenny introduced new legislation as the drone debate

among the dead, the pilot, 53 year old mark goldstein. the beach craft king air 200 lost power in a engine shortly after take off. the pilot was attempting a return to the wichita airport when he crashed. the build something used for pilot training by flight safety international. >> well, one person is missing after series of explosions, at a fireworks factory in england. well, according to britain's press association, at least two other people were taken to the hospital. this amateur video shot by a man in stafford, people living close to the factory reported allowed bang, and saw smoke rising from the factory. investigators have not yet found the cause of the blast. >> we're updating today's top stories, coming up, including the latest developments on two breaking stories. >> also, it is the perfect storm for victoria's secret. big backlash surrounding this underwear ad, and we're getting your reaction. >> talk about some seriously expensive shoes. would you pay more than a thousand dollars for these sneakers? >> what? >> yes, find out

shortly after take-off, the only person on board, 53-year-old pilot mark goldstein, radioed for help. >> tower, i'm declaring an emergency. >> reporter: goldstein, a retired air traffic controller, was killed along with three in the building. five others were injured. jason podkanowicz, who works nearby, snapped these photos moments after impact. what did you think when you saw the flames? >> honestly, i don't know. i felt bad honestly for the pilot and whoever was inside. >> reporter: it was clear to you the pilot was probably dead in. >> oh, yeah. there was nothing left for the plane except for the fuselage back. there was no cockpit. >> reporter: wichita's fire chief ron blackwell says it could be tomorrow morning before recovery teams can enter the heavily damaged building. >> the aircraft is on the roof. we believe there are remains there. we also believe there are remains inside the building. >> reporter: the plane was on its way to arkansas to get refurbished, scott, so part of the reason why the fire was so big is because its tanks were full of fuel. the n.t.s.b. is expected t

tonight, the aircraft controller's association says mark goldstein, a distinguished controller who only retired last year, died in the accident. aviation sources telling abc news that he was the pilot. david, people come here from all over the country to advance their flying skills in the simulators in the building behind me. but nobody today could have imagined they'd be living through an aviation tragedy. david? >> ryan smith, thank you. >>> and now, to new developments this evening in that lava emergency. it seems we've been watching that disaster in slow motion all week. and tonight, that 2,000-degree lava engulfing power lines and nearing homes. the national guard this evening being called up. and now growing concern over the air quality for people who live on parts of the big island. our team has been right there around the clock. and tonight, listen to this. tiny pops, explosions of gas from the lava. abc's rob marciano is right there again tonight. >> reporter: slow torture, that's what residents are calling the engulfing flow of lava. it's reshaping this island yard by yard, as

the pilot identified as mark goldstein, lost control and veered to the left and crashed down into the flight training building, people were trapped inside of the building. >> we were in a conference call and the building shook -- >> all three people in the building were killed. >> we are trying to remove the deceased from the building so at that time we'll confirm who they are. >> five others were hospitalized one still in serious condition. goldstein was a former air traffic controller and navy veteran, he retired after twice getting air traffic control safety awards. >> i would trust him with my life. >> last december an employee allegedly tried to drive an explosive filled van on the tarmac and in january a man drove his truck through the security gate. now they are saying this was a tragic accident. >> officials said this morning that parts of plane still need to be recovered from the crash site on the roof of the building and on the ground. ntsb investigators are looking into what led to the power failure that caused the crash. reporting live from washington, karen travers, chann

. >> emergency, we just lost -- >> that is the pilot of mark goldstein moments before he veered left and crashed into the flight training building. he and three in the building died in the accident. five others still in the hospital in serious condition. the damage to the building is extensive. the crews are still having a hard time getting inside. >> we're still looking at trying to remove the deceased from the building. so at that time we're going to confirm who they are. >> police say they are still trying to recover the pieces of the planes and the ntsb is looking into what cause the the engine failure. >>> business on a friday afternoon. nothing scary about this halloween on wall street. dow up 195 points closing an a record high. nasdaq up and the s&p up 23 on the day. >>> not everyone has time to stop for coffee in the morning, starbucks with a new plan to bring coffee to you. the company will start offering a delivery option, and the service runs through the starbucks mobile app. alicia is beside herself about this. the announcement after the coffee giant aprnnounced disappoi

authorities say the pilot was identified by a friend as mark goldstein, tried to turn back when the engine failed. >> from the time he applied the power to when he hit the building was probably less than 30 second. >> witnesses say the prop was losing altitude, leaving him the only one on board unable to reach air traffic control. a few seconds of silence, then this. >> what is on fire? ms. johnson said she saw something go down though was initially uncertain exactly what. >> it was windy and i just heard a big, loud noise. but i didn't know what it was. and then i could see smoke coming up from around the side of the building. >> reporter: hours after the crash, smoke still came out of the building, which officials say will be inspected before the wreckage and bodies can be safely removed. >> until such time as we can render the building safe, we're going to take all the precautions necessary to make sure no firefighters are hurt. >> heavy equipment is now on its there is still no ear down the time line on how long it will take to get the victims out of there. >>> controversy over plans t

the ntsb will into reports that the pilot identified as 53-year-old mark goldstein report ad problemen begin. he was only one on board of the flight and killed in the crash. the three other people were inside of the building when it hit. jon, later today the ntsb is expected to also hold a news conference so we should have more information. jon: very, very sad story. you have to feel for those people whose loved ones are still missing there. alicia acuna, thank you. >> here are top stories we're working on for the next hour of that they choosethe women of to follow. how young western women traveling to syria could now be the new face of terror. >>> the flow of hot leyva has now slowed a bit but the crisis is not over for a town in the path this molten river on hawaii's big island. >> we will see you back in an hour. >> we will be back at 1 p.m. eastern. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> today we have our panel and our outnumbered guest is tom shalou. great to you have. we will get right to it. before election day, americans are nervous to vote. a new usa today poll found 41% said ti

. >> the pilot, mark goldstein, was killed along with three others on the ground. the building too dangerous for search teams to go into to recover the bodies. >>> and now to the latest case of the relentless violence plaguing mexico. and this one involves three american siblings found dead. investigators are questioning a border tactical security unit about killing. the bodies of erica, alex, and jose rivera were found dead. they were taken in the border city by men dressed in police gear who called themselves hercules. a name of a security unit. the city really the country is a very violent place today. >>> to hawaii now national guard troops are heading to provide security in the wake of the slow moving lava disaster. more than 80 troops will help with a roadblock and other safety issues. the slow moving disaster we've been reporting on is moving even slower. it's still a very real threat to the village there. >>> okay. so it's halloween and it seems mother nature has some tricks up her sleeve. i understand it includes snow for some people including as we just s

among the dead, the pilot, 53 year old mark goldstein. the beach craft king air 200, like this one here, lost power, on an engine shortly after take off. the pilot was attempting a return to the wichita airport when he crashed. used by pilot training by pilot safety international. 8:09. new ad campaign from victoria secret sparking outrage. >> it is not the images we always see models scantly clad in loungerie. it is the words, perfect bodies, splashed across the ads. we want to know what you think. is it less than perfect? join the conversation at hashtag cbs-3 mornings, and we could read your comment coming up next. >> we're thrilled, you sent in your halloween pictures. we love all of these costumes, pets, kids, adults, all of it, we love it, we'll show you some of the great halloween photos that you sent us, coming up next. happy halloween, everyone, we'll be right back. we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fas

mark goldstein tried turning back to the runway. >> he didn't have much time. from the time he hit the power to time he hit the building was 30 seconds. >> reporter: they say it was flying, struggling to climb, leaving him, the only one aboard, struggling to maintain control. aircraft traffic transmissions captured his dilemma pep called the tower soon after getting airborne. >> i just lost left engine. >> reporter: a few seconds of silence and then this. lana johnson said she saw something go down but was initially uncertain exactly what. >> it was windy and i just heard a big, loud noise. i didn't know what it was. then i could see smoke coming up from around the side of the building. >> reporter: hours after the crash, smoke still billowed from the building which officials say will be inspected before wreckage and bodies can safely be removed. >> until such time as we can render the building safe, we'll take all the precautions necessary to ensure none of our firefighters are hurt. >> that was nbc's ron mott reporting from wichita, kansas sflu let. >>> let's

mark goldstein radioed for help just seconds after takeoff. the plane crashed into a building used for flight safety training. the pilot was killed, his body found on the roof of the structure. three people who were in the building also died. their bodies recovered inside a flight simulator. ron ryan was a long-time friend and former employer of goldstein. >> he did what he was supposed to do. he called the tower and said, i have an engine out and declaring an emergency. >> reporter: he says his friend trained repeatedly for situations just like this. >> he took his flying serious. he loved to fly. the irony is crashing into a building where they're teaching people how to handle emergencies like mark has. >> reporter: firefighters worked into the night examining the crash site. the national safety transportation board is here trying to determine what went wrong. >> we'll want to go in and look at the aircraft and do a layout of the aircraft. we want to make sure all of the aircraft is accounted for. the pilot did report that he had a left engi

identified as mark goldstein, a former air traffic controller and navy veteran. he died in the crash, along with three people inside the building, which housed the flight similarity. five others, rushed to the hospital. one person still in serious condition. goldstein recently retired but twice earned air traffic control safety awards. >> >> i would trust him with my life. >> reporter: the incident, the latest in a string of bad luck at the airport. in december, one employee allegedly tried to drive an explosive-filled van on to the tarmac in january, a man rammed his truck into a security gate. but thursday's crash was not intentional, just a devastating misfortune. once authorities can safely access the building, the harrowing part begins. possible search for remains and determining the root cause of this accident. but the irony here, people come from across the country to improve their flight skills in the similarities in this building, only to find themselves in the midst of an afternoon yags tragedy. robin? >> so tragic. thank you. >>> now to the standoff ov

identified as mark goldstein, a former air traffic controller and navy veteran. he died along with three people inside the building which housed a flight similar layer to. five others to the hospital, one in serious condition. he earned top air traffic control safety awards. >> i would trust him with my life. >> reporter: the incident, the latest in a string of bad luck at the airport. one employee tried to fill an explosi explosive-filled van on to the tarmac. a man rammed his truck into the gate. but thursday's crash was not intentional, just a devastating misfortune. once authorities can saefly access the building, the harrowing part begins. determining the root cause and recovery of remains. people come from across the country to improve in the simulators in the building only to find themselves in the midst of an aviation tragedy. >> so tragic. thank you. >>> now to the standoff over ebola. maine nurse kaci hickox, defying her quarantine, biking around the home town. they're trying to get her to take a test to prove she doesn't have the disease. good morning,

the pilot has been identified as 53-year-old mark goldstein. according to local report in the wichita eagle is retired air traffic controller and working as an independent contract pilot. one friend says this about the incident. >> it was an accident 100%. like i said, the thing that would hurt mark the most is knowing that somebody else got hurt in this accident. that would hurt mark terrifically. >> reporter: and he adds that goldstein would want to be remembered as a pilot. martha? martha: tragedy. alicia, thank you very much. >> some breaking news on the american nurse in maine, kaci hickox. the state now has finally been granted this temporary court order they have been pursuing for two days now. hickox has not been arrested but the judge is ordering her to submit to direct, active monitoring and coordinate her travel with public health authorities. not to be present in any public places like shopping center or movie theater. looking at house in northern maine. not to be present at work places. to maintain a three foot distance from others

the pilot, 53-year-old mark goldstein was an air traffic controller who retired last year. mechanical problem caused that engine to fail. >>> it looks like an incredible fireworks display but it was anything but. the explosion ripped through the fireworks factory in stafford, england. four people were rushed to the hospital, one with serious burns. one person still missing this morning. investigators not sure what caused that blast. >>> finally, smile, you're headed to jail. oh wait, looks like you already anticipated that. look very closely. this might just be the best mug shot ever. yes, this 20-year-old was wearing a monopoly shirt that actually said "go directly to jail." he was busted for possession of pot. even the cops got a laugh out of it saying it had an element of humor to it. talk about planning ahead on that one. >> he doesn't look like someone who would be busted for possession of pot. >> no way. did he pass go? did he collect $200? >> so good. it's early but you're there. >> we've got a busy friday morning, thanks for joining us. coming up, students now putti

identified as a friend by 53-year-old mark goldstein tried turning back to the runway when an engine failed. >> he didn't have enough altitude to do much of anything. the time he applied the power to the time he hit the building was less than 30 seconds. >> reporter: the popular prop he was flying, leaving him the only one aboard struggling to maintain control. he called the tower soon after getting airborne. >> just declared an emergency. we just lost an engine. >> reporter: few seconds of silence, then this. >> what's on fire? >> we just lost an aircraft. >> reporter: this woman says she saw something go down but was uncertain exactly what. >> it was windy and i heard a big, loud noise but i didn't know what it was and then i could see smoke coming up from around the side of the building. >> reporter: hours after the crash, smoke still billowed from the building, which officials say will be inspected before the wreckage and bodies can be safely removed. >> until such time we can render the building safe, we're going to take all the precautions necessary to ensure none of our firefi

the pilot of the king air 200 identified as 53-year-old mark goldstein, tried turning back to the runwayhen an engine failed. >> he didn't have enough altitude. probably less than 30 seconds. >> reporter: witnesses say goldstein struggled to climb leaving him the only one struggling to maintain control. air traffic transmissions captured his dilemma, he called the tower soon after getting airborne. >> declared emergency. >> reporter: a few seconds of silence, then this. >> what's on fire? >> we just lost an aircraft. >> reporter: johnson saw something but was uncertain what. >> it was windy and i heard a big loud noise, but i didn't know what it was and then i could see smoke coming up. from around the side of the building. >> reporter: hours after the crash, smoke still billowed from the building which officials say will be inspected before the wreckage and bodies can be safely removed. >> until such time we render the building safe we will take all of the precautions necessary to assure no officers are hurt. >> reporter: officials say they will make every effort to retrieve the bodies