milo owned joe's american grill for more than 30 years. he was a chef there too but always made time to come out and talk with his customers. i spoke with his wife today. she didn't want to appear on camera but told me i have lost my soulmate, my everything, my best friend. i lost everything that day. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the ntsb tells us they will review the communication that milo had with air traffic control but that is standard in any investigation like this. they say they should have their initial report out in the next five days. we are live in west hampton beach, i'm kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> kristin, thank you. >>> no bail tonight for a woman accused of stabbing her elderly mother to death on long island. nassau county police say 56- year-old susan grossman kerner went to her mother's house on terrell avenue in oceanside yesterday. the two women got into an argument that's when police say she stabbed her 79-year-old mother to death. police say a knife was recovered at the scene. >>> and fear is mount

air traffic control advise inging joseph milo. >> according to the report the next transmissions say that milo told the controller he was unable to see the runway but the controller according to investigators continued to provide milo directions to get there. >> the pilot in command is ultimately responsible, account for the safe complex of every flight. >> michael canders is an associate professor at the aviation center. he said air traffic control is only a guide for the pilot. the final decision of where to bring down the plane rests with the pilot. >> you have no idea what was happening in that cockpit, no finger pointing, no blame to the pilot. you don't know exactly what he was dealing with, his passenger will be able to tell the ntsb what he saw. >> the surviving passenger has told investigators he heard a popping sound just before the engine failed. the plane began to sputter and then completely lost power. some aviation experts said it's concerning that air traffic control wasn't aware that the runway in beth page no longer exists. >> i think it's going to be a reprimand, a

the ntsb says milo told control he was having a problem. a controller told milo there was a strip at an airport closed decades ago. >>> former mayor rudy guiliani complained about homelessness on the streets. >> and while many new yorkers pick up the phone and call 311, mayor guiliani told a government affairs reporter melissa russo he marched into his local station house to demand more aggressive policing. here's her exclusive report. >> i myself two weeks ago had to go to a precinct to complain about a homeless person defecating and urinating. >> reporter: former mayor rudy guiliani told me a homeless man was doing that on a stoop on his quiet east side block. you know when people have lived on the streets and didn't use bathrooms inside. it was called the dark ages. >> reporter: neighbors begged him to do something, so he walked into the 19th precinct around the corner and got quick results. >> they removed him. >> reporter: but guiliani says at first the police pushed back, saying the man had permission to sleep there from the townhouse

>> 100%. >> reporter: milo departed here to an airport to fly a friend to new jersey. that sole passenger survived. he and the air traffic controllers are being interviewed by the national transportation safety board. from westhampton, jennifer mclogan, cbs 2 news. >> now, this preliminary ntsb report does indicate the air traffic controller discussed a number of landing options with the pilot including laguardia, farmingdale, islip, westchester, bethpage and nearby parkway. about the accused gunman in the attempted terror attack on a french train. authorities say the suspect watched a jihadi video on his phone moments before pulling out an assault rifle. we are learning also about the fourth american who helped to stop last week's attack mark mugalian, a virginian who lives in pennsylvania. he is in intensive care -- who lives in paris. he is in intensive care being treated for a gunshot wound. he was the first one to wrestle the ak-47 from the suspected gunman. >> he noticed somebody going into a bathroom with a case. he looked suspicious and watched the guy. when he

milo is out. now it's time for you to get out. >> it won't be easy. firefighters have cut through the top of the car creating a small exit. but every inch kelly moves must be carefully choreographed. shards of glass and twisted metal surround her body. >> we sort of had to reach down and kind of manipulate her feet while she's being pulled from the rescuers up top and then we had to sort of be careful lifting her up. but actually, she helped get herself out a lot. it amazed me, her strength. >> the rescue team makes one final pull and after almost two hours, kelly escapes the wreck that held her captive. >> i vividly remember once the mother was extricated watching her get pulled out of the car, and standing on that forklift, and i remember taking one of the deepest breaths i've taken in a long time, and letting it out. >> kelly and 10-year-old sage are more seriously injured than baby milo but survive their incredible nightmare. rescuers are praised for their tireless efforts, but some who were there believe fate lent a hand as well. >> we were origi

milo told to find bethpage but that no longer exists now an industrial area. milo kept searching while controller gave him directions to nowhere. five miles to bethpage. just again 10:00 and four miles while on the center line. >> fox 5 reached out to the administration about the error they say the matter is now under investigation. >> learning more about the man accused of shooting a member of the security detail with an air a rifle. nypd say michael used this weapon to shoot an officer with a bb. he was taken in handcuffs from the 19th precinct after charged with assaulting a police officer and five other counts. police say he shot the officer from the window of his high-rise apartment, a very exclusive building i guess you could say sunday. the officer was treated and released from the hospital. police have reportedly had run-ins with this guy since back in 2011. ben: much more still to come on this tuesday morning. juliet: mike is watching the weather for us. bring an umbrella today. mike: some scattered showers and storms, though, not everyone gets it. we

milo widow said she lost everything that day. her soulmate, her best friend. the cause of the plane crash is under investigation but according to the ntsb preliminary report the 59-year-old pilot reported the single-engine plane was having a bit of a problem. controller gave the pilot several landing options. including a nearby runway at an airport closed in 1990. the pilot told the controller he could not see the runway but the controller provided pilot with directions to the nonexisting landing strip. some say if the controller was not aware of the runway no longer existed that is concern ing. >> i think it will be a reprimand, letter down to all controllers to revisit all of the local areas that you are responsible for. >> the pilot in command is responsible fend accountable for the accountable of the safe completion of every flight. elizabeth: we learned the first couple viable airport options from the controller were rejected by the pilot because he didn't think he could make it. according to the aviation analyst john nance there is a problem with the air

milo's widow told awbc she lost everything that day. the cause of the plane crash is still under investigation but according to ntsb preliminary reports, the 59-year-old first reported his plane was having a bit of a problem. the controller gave the pilot several landing options including a runway in an airport closed back in 1990. >> i just know there is a runway there by 11:00 and a mile and a half down. >> reporter: the ntsb said the pilot could not see the runway, and the controller gave directions to the nonexistent runway. >> it's go to being a reprimand to revisit the local areas you're responsible for. >> the pilot in command is responsible and accountable for the safe completion of every flight. >> we've learned the first couple options were rejected by the pilot because he didn't think he can make it. abc news, new york. >>> all right. just ahead at 6:00 a bare area man thought he did everything right when he lost his wallet full of cash and credit cards. ♪music the lord says, "come to me all you who are weary and find life bu

milo's widow told awbc she lost everything that day. of the plane crash is still under investigation but according to ntsb preliminary reports, the 59-year-old first reported his plane was having a bit of a problem. the controller gave the pilot several landing options including a runway in an airport closed back in 1990. just know y there by 11:00 and a mile and a half down. >> reporter: the ntsb said the pilot could not see the runway, and the controller gave directions to the nonexistent runway. >> it's go to being a reprimand to revisit the local areas you're responsible for. >> the pilot in command is responsible and accountable for the safe completion of every flight. >> we've learned the first couple options were rejected by the pilot because he didn't think he can make it. abc news, new york. >>> all right. just ahead at 6:00 a bare area man thought he did everything right when he lost his wallet full of cash and credit cards. >>> there are few worse feelings than losing a wallet. >> it makes you sick. if you act fast, you can s

you saw some good deal earlier of the milo training which is the use of force simulator that we use. we use that for officers and citizens now. we want officers to get from to be looked to go through a scenario and then step back and see those scenarios in smaller snippets, breakdown what may have been a total of 30 seconds into five second segments and see how we were making those decisions. it is part of the contact area that we also at the community to know how we are making those decisions as cheap to have mentioned, -- as chief durha mentioned, completely them -- apparent to them. talk about use of force, how do you train a cadet on how to use force? guest: it is like anything we talk about. you have to crawl, walk and then run. we start with role-playing scenarios and nonthreatening environments. we will use video simulation as he talked about with the milo system and then we take it to the next level where we vote use ammunition rounds -- where we will use ammunition rounds and a look of it like a paintball round. types of different incremental approaches to training, and just

we are talking now to perry milo, the artist who created these works. he's joining us in the studio. we've got to talk about your inspiration for these paintings. i mean, when i read this earlier today, they said, look, chris, you're interviewing perry, he's been commissioned to paint the official portrait of -- oh, by the way, did you see this? is that not beautiful or what? the pope kind of blowing a kiss there. tell us why this was almost divine intervention for you to paint -- to do these works. >> my wife, my beautiful wife angela inspired me at the end of february when it was announced pope francis would be visiting the country to paint him, being i'm a pop artist. i immediately rushed to canvas. the next day i created the work in eight hours, lightning speed time. >> you did this in eight hours? >> i did so. i believe so because it was divine spiritual intervention through the connection of my grandfather named defrancesco, a daughter named francesca and new daughter to be born the week the pope comes. by the way, my birth day is also st. francis

>> this is milo. milo is a yorky terrier mix. and this little guy, he's only about 8 weeks old or so. and he was actually surrendered, so that's why he is here. he is looking for a home. charlie's looking for a home. there are a lot of animals looking for a home. obviously today is clear the shelters. and we are at the spca in north philadelphia. we're saying find out where your local shelter is participating in clear the shelters, because a lot of fees are being waived today. adoption fees, spaying and neutering fees and these are really add up. today is the day we're encouraging everyone to get to their local shelter, adopt a dog or cat and give them a new home and you can really benefit from this. there's a lot of overcrowding going on right now. >> absolutely. there's more than 2,500 animals waiting for a new home today. you mentioned it. the adoption fees are waived. there could be some other fees involved. but there are more than two dozen shelters in the tristate area that are open today. it's part of the effort to clear t

milo told controllers he was having a problem, and the controller told him there was a strip at an airport that was closed decades ago. >>> mosquitos on fire island tested positive for the west nile virus. officials are keeping a close eye on the insects but say they don't pose a major danger to humans. they're not prone to biting people. authorities found the bugs in a trap near watch hill. >>> a sink hole in sunset park is being worked on. a cave-in left a 15-foot hole earlier this month. repair crews needed strabl able ground to work on it. while the noise is irritate ing, there are more serious nuisances neighbors are dealing with. >> the water pressure is down in a lot of the building. it messed with the verizon wires. phone, water, what else is affected? a lot is affected. >> all the construction chaos is going to be worth it in november, when the project is expected to be completed. >> another check on the weather with janice huff. it is calm, but you know, it can't be calm for long, right? >> well, no. tonight, we are tracking a few thunderstorms over portions of eastern pennsylvan

visit, a local artist is getting ready for his artwork of pope francis to be seen by millions, perry milo has two paintings chosen, his a prayer for peace and the holy day will be on banners and t-shirts and even mugs. perry lives in ewing, new jersey, says there was a special reason to paint the works. >> i am two years removed from a tumor that was found to be benign from a two hour surgery and i'm blessed and lucky and just incredible how lucky i am. >> a prayer for peace by the way is on sale for $1 million with most of the proceeds going to charity. >>> it looks like chase is california bound? >> this story is hanging out there for several weeks and chase utley's 13 and season with the phillies appears to be his last with the team and rumors are he will be headed to the los angeles dodgers to meet up with jimmy rollins, multipelt reports say that he is traded to the dodgers for $2 million and two minor leaguers, take this in this may be the last time you see utley in a phillies uniform warming up in philadelphia, chase took batting practice despite the report, he is not in the lineup

. >> reporter: plane crash at a railroad crossing on long island new york killed pilot joseph milo. she said she lost everything that day her soul mate and best friend, the cause of the crash is under investigation, but the cause from the ntsb, the 5-year-old pilot reported that his single engine plane was having a problem, he went to a nearby runway at an airport closed in 1990. >> the strip is a closed airport, but i know there is a runway there. >> the ntsb, the pilot responded and told the controller he would not see the runway but according to the report, the controller provided him the direction to the nonexistent landing strip. >> i think it's going to be just possibly a reprimand, a letter down to all controllers to revisit all of the local areas that you are responsible for. >> the pilot in command is ultimately responsible and account edge for the safe completion of every flight. >> all right having problems. thank you for the report elizabeth. police in newcastle county are working to determine if a man's death is suspicious, his body was found at a parked car on the 100

directed the pilot and last week's fatal crash to a runway that didn't exist anymore. 59-year-old joy milo was killed when his plane crashed in a long line and ran a road crossing in hicksville with a passenger was injured. was told to find a landing strip in bethpage but the run when a longer exists. now an industrial area. my lotus searching, the controlling given directions to know where. >> five miles to the airport. if you want to try that you can do that. >> 10:00, 4 myles, you just about wind up on the extended line. >> fox 5 reached out to the faa about the error, they say matters under investigation. hospitalized has filed a lawsuit. he caught the disease at the opera house hotel. the city health commissioner said the rooftop air-conditioning unit caused the outbreak could kill 12 people and sickened 128 others. in his loss of the 54-year-old security guard claims the hotel's, quote, negligence, carelessness and recklessness caused him physical pain and mental anguish. spokesman for the bronco is cooperating to resolve the issue. heather: scientists are getting closer to universal

joe milo, who was 59 years old, was killed when his plane crashed right there, greg. and a passenger was injured -- >> remember, the controller is giving him options, not directing. when you have an emergency like that, you can kind of go -- you have priority. yeah, bethpage is not there anymore. so -- >> all right. well, jeb bush now is trying to figure out, clean up his comments. the white house is refusing, though, to talk about what's happening with joe biden -- >> joe biden, it looks like he's running for president, rosanna. >> there's a lot going on in politics. >> so he had lunch with the president. it's a weekly appointment be, right? >> right, right. >> the reports are he told the president, look, i'm probably going to do this. are you okay with it? the president said, reports are, full steam ahead, joe! >> what was interesting, was that the president's spokesperson was kind of having fun with the media, and he said, you know, the president obviously has an affinity for joe biden. he did think he was the best man to pick for vice president. >> all right, list

report shows an air traffic controller shows joseph milo he could land the plane on a runway at a closedport when he started having trouble with his plane. that airport closed 25 years ago and industrial buildings now stand where the runway used to be. he was killed and his passenger was injured. major safety changes after this week's british air show disaster that left 11 people dead. they have the vintage jets to flight paths. that means no more stunts no more trips for the time being. a pilot plunged to the ground on the highway anthraxed be as many as 20 victims one they finish combing through all of the debris. >>> back at home now storms are brewing all across the country today. this is just the beginning. maria molina is tracking it for us. >> we are seeing showers and storms across a lot of the nation today. we will be seeing it across parts of the northeast and you in inge -- new england. into rhode island and connecticut out there during the afternoon and evening hours for the possibility of severe weather. for tomorrow we will be exiting the rockies and potential for severe we

that's milo. that's beautiful. bob says he plays almost every week. this is the third time he's won and today is his dad norman's 86th birthday. happy birthday, norman. have bob take you to lunch. better yet. maybe he'll give you a nice shelter dog for your birthday, or a cat. raphael, please, my friend take it away. >> this trivia is pet trivia to remind you about our clear the shelters campaign. for those of you joining us for the first time, log on to n why yc new york to play. once we officially begin the questions will pop up on your tv screen and you'll have 12 full seconds to choose an answer. while you're online you can chat with your fellow trivia players. today's topic pet trivia. we're working to clear the shelters in our area. animals up for adoption at a reduced cost. thousands of animals in a desperate need of homes and that's why we're partnering with dozens of shelter toss find the animals permanent loving homes. you want to answer as quickly as possible. it's the speed si answers that are going to up your score. good luck, everyone. o

. >> milo's images will be used on more than 500 banners that will be displayed throughout the city and seen on t-shirts and mugs and commemorative items and on display at the pennsylvania convention center, he said he would trade in everything he has done at this moment to hand the works over to pope francis and to have them hang at the vatican. >>> meanwhile as the clock tics down to the papal visit, "action news" continues to explore the pope's home town, jim gardner is in buenos aires, argentina and is learning more. >> i'm jim gardner we want to show you another section of buenos aires, it's a residential and commercial neighborhood and a gritty neighborhood which is frankly still showing the effects of this country's economic collapse in 2000 and 2001. later tonight we want to introduce you to the martino family, they are coming to philadelphia for the world meeting of families in september, and their deep religious conviction is only surpassed by their hospitality. we hope you enjoy meeting them we certainly did. >> much looking forward to that, you can see the live reports at 6:

joseph milo said his plane was veronica -- having was having a little bit of a problem. moments later it crossed into a railroad crossing. >>> a fire at an amusement park in new jersey. flames broke out at keansburg amusement park. the park said the graviton ride was being tested when a burning smell was noticed. the ride was a small it quickly. no one was hurt. >>> they have already received france's highest award now men they be in line for additional honors for a terror take down. spencer stone and alek skarlatos honored today along with their buddy. the pentagon is requestering appropriate awards to recognize their heroic actions. >>> a meeting with the top democrat over the weekend ramping up speculation that vice president joe biden will run for president. he left his vacation to return to washington for a meeting with senator elizabeth warn. president obama could face an awkward decision on whether to endorse him or former secretary of state hilary clinton. the press secretary sidestepped questions about that. >> the president indicated that the decision he made t

that the air traffic controller told him to land on a runway that has been closed since 1990, patrick milo reported a problem with his plane nine days ago and the controller gave him several options including landing on a nearby runway but that airport closed 25 years ago. he could not see the airport. and he ended up dying in the crash. >> you don't know what was happening in the cockpit, no finger pointing or blame, the passenger will be edge to tell what he saw. >> the pilot rejected the other options because he didn't think he could make it. >> alicia thank you. more local firefighters are heading out west to help battle firefighters, the action cam was there as 20 members of the fire service got geared up to go at the elizabeth environmental center, they will go to california for two weeks and others have been doing battle in montana and three local truck crews are fighting wild fires in washington state. >> doing wild fires is a little bit different but very rewarding and you can take your talents you learn here in new jersey and apply them in other states. >> this crew just leaving

host: milo in iowa, what do you think of media and their coverage of the 2016 campaign? caller: good morning. i would just like to remind folks that believe that trump got bad questions -- actually, i thought every question asked in the debate of every one of the candidates was tough. if the folks think that mr. trump got some hard, tough questions, if he gets the nomination, i would like to remind him that the liberal hounds of hell will be unleashed on donald trump if he gets the nomination. the ammunition that he is giving them right now -- i mean, if we thought it was bad with romney, this will exceed anything. right now, and there's a gentleman the called and earlier about the treasonous media, which i'm sorry, i have watched and really great attention, especially over the last six years, and i totally agree. it is really a bad name on journalism. it is too bad that is how it is. mr. trump will have a very hard time if he is the nominee. guest: i think i would put money on that prediction as well. if mr. trump is the republican nominee, and doesn't run for an indepe

only to you but the psychologist who tested me and found me mentally normal in most respects, and milos of memory within the normal range. i'm not a really grieving, you know. nor have i any intention of not working. in fact i have been working, though, not yet on finished writing. i count my blessings, too. when my father was 60, he could neither talk nor work, but he could still write a little, and did. >> eudora's response. dear ken. i'm glad you found you could write to me about it. it's so understandable that the sense of isolation would come with the memory problem, cause or result, would have been the worst of it. your letter moved me so. i wanted to help as i always would, and your beautiful letter made me feel today that i had. you put yourself in my place even in your trouble, and knew this would comfort me, too. it was a letter full of such giving, of belief and trust in the feeling out of which i'd written to you. you made me feel i had made something easier. the thing is you do feel better now, and of course you're working. how could you not be writing? as you well know, an

milo reported a problem with the single-engine plane right away and the air traffic controller gave him several options including a nearby runway at an airport that closed in the 1990's. >> i think it is going to be possibly a reply mand, a letter down to all controllers. to revisit the local areas that you are responsible for. jonathan: the pilot said no to the other options because he didn't think he could make it. the exact cause is under investigation. kimberly: the children of the shooting instructor shot by a 9-year-old holding a sub machine gun urging action from lawmakers. they are pushing for legislation to prevent children from having access to automatic weapons. >> we are filling out an online petition we want people to sign if they agree with us that smol children should not be allowed to have access to automatic weapons. >> the hope is get enough people to sign it to change the law. kimberly: a year ago today teaching her how to shoot at the range in arizona. jonathan: anheuser-busch sending in more than 50,000 cans of drinking water to firefighters in washington state. the

. >>> joseph milo was killed last week when his plane crashed at a long island, new york train crossinga preliminary report shows that the air controllers said he needed to find an airport quickly. >> that runway closed 25 years ago. the plane went down about a quarter mile from the site. >>> this morning, crews in california are battling more than a dozen wildfires. evacuation orders were lifted for 500 homes near the summit fire burning east of los angeles. there are now nearly 70 large wildfires raging in the west. the okanogan fire in the west is the largest in the state's history and already destroyed 400 square miles and turned 200 homes and fire official say it could continue for months. >>> a prep school graduate hears new details about the so-called senior salute. ahead, what other students are saying about the tradition. plus the revealing testimony announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by ensure. >>> a cop tells a driver to pull out his wallet or walk home. >> ten bucks each man. either you buy these or your car. because it's unregistered. >> ahead, the offi

joseph milo was killed last week when his small plane crashed at a long island, new york train crossinga preliminary report shows that the air controllers said he needed to find an airport quickly. >> industrial buildings cover the run way where that used to be. >>> new details about the senior salute. what others are saying about the tradition. the announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by ensure. >>> a cop tells a driver to pull out his wallet or walk home. >> ten bucks each, man. either you buy these or i take your car. because it's unregistered. >> ahead, the officer accused of extortion and why it could taint i was out for a bike ride. i didn't think i'd have a heart attack. but i did. i'm mike, and i'm very much alive. now my doctor recommends a bayer aspirin regimen to help prevent another heart attack. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. it's a highly thercontagious disease.here. it can be especially serious- even fatal to infants. unfortunately, many people who spread it may not know they have it. it's called whooping cough. and

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. >> milo in iowa, independent caller. what do you make of media and their coverage of the 2016 campaign and public policy debates here in washington? >> caller: well, good morning. i would just like to remind the folks that believe that trump was getting some bad questions. i thought every question asked and the debate of every question was tough. if they think mr. trump got tough questions, if he gives that, i would like to remind him that the liberal hounds of hell will be released, unleashed on donald trump if he gets the nomination. the slander and the ammunition that he is giving them right now, if we thought it was, this will totally exceed anything. the treasonous media. really paid attention. it is too bad. that's how it is. mr. trump will have a very hard time if he is the nominee. >> mr. grant? >> i think i would put money on that prediction as well. if trump is the nominee of the republican party as opposed to running third party, i think in this sort of story, "the washington post" doing a story saying in 1965