over washington dc, norad aircraft were authorized to tramp at supersonic speeds, the norad aircraftflairs in an attempt to draw attention from the pilot, the civilian aircraft was intercepted approximately 3:20 p.m. eastern time, the pilot was up responsive. norad attempted to establish contact with the pilot until the aircraft crashed, no radio contact with the pilot, sounds he was unresponsive. the flight path that cessna citation business jet took off from a city in northeast, tennessee, and up to long island, it was supposed to land in islip before it turned and flew back on a southwesterly course. the f-16s were moving at supe supersonic speeds that is 761 miles per hour, there no indication that the plan plane was shot down by the if-16. >> thank you. >> we bring in jennifer griffin. i know you have been learning new information in the last hour, what you can share with us. reporter: i spoke with norad several times in the last few hours, we have learned in addition to the two f-16s, that took off from andrews air force base. they responsible for the sonic boom that people hea

we have this statement from norad the north american air defense command.ith the federal aviation administration, norad f-16 fighter aircraft responded to an unresponsive cessna 560 citation five aircraft over washington d.c. and northern virginia on today's date, ju june 4. the norad aircraft were authorized to travel at supersonic speeds in the sonic boom may have been heard by residents of the region's statement goes on to say. it also says the aircraft fired flares as part of an attempt to get the pilots attention. most flares might have been seen by people on the ground and they would have looked mighty very. no danger to the folks on the ground they burn out before they get there. that said the civilian aircraft was a prop was intercepted 3:00 p.m. 25 for the pilot was unresponsive and the cessna subsequently crashed near the george washington national forest in virginia. norad attempted to establish contact with the pilot until the air crash. what happened here? we do not know but let's talk to a former f-16 pilot the other room snl. dan, this has ec

>> we're getting a statement from norad.ve jet. it's a large visit jet. seats between seven and 11 people. this happened earlier today in northern virginia. norad aircraft statement says were authorized to travel at supersonic speeds which explain the sonic boom that was heard far and wide all the way down to ma in a sass. norad says, during this event, the aircraft used flares which may have been visible to the public in attempt to draw attention to the pilot. flares were deployed with the highest regard for safety of the intercepted aircraft and people on the ground. the plane was intercepted around 3:20 eastern time today and the pilot was unresponsive. subsequently crashed near the george washington national forest in virginia. i'm also hearing from a source familiar with this investigation that four people were on board this airplane. pilot unresponsive. the plane overshot its initial destination in new york by 315 miles. you can see the track there on flight tracking site flight aware. the flight took off from tennesse

us and canada air defense command norad tells us three planes violated a temporary flight restriction area. it was all connected to the president's visit here. norad sent fighter jets over marin county to respond to those alleged violations and set all events ended without any incident. these videos shot from the ground in marin county, you can see the fighter jet beside what looks like a normal plane in the sky. >>> the president's son has agreed to a plea deal after a years long investigation by the doj. hunter biden will plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges and admitted to illegally possessing a gun while being a drug user. hunter biden is expected to avoid prison time in this and get two years of probation. he will stand before a judge later this week. >>> a big rig crash in el cerrito made for mezey drive along i-80 for almost 12 hours. crash happened around 1:30 this morning . investigators say sugar, of all things, was leaking out of one of the big rigs. it looks like snow but it is sugar. the chp says one driver was hospitalized. >>> selects head to antioch where crews

norad granted permission to two jets to fly at super sonic speed causing the boom. civilian aircraft was intercepted at 3:20 eastern time. the pilot was -- norad attempted to establish contact with the pilot until the aircraft crashed. virginia state police followed up, 3:50 p.m., virginia state notified of crash in stanton blue ridge region. search by the sheriff office and augusta fire rescue got underway by ground and air across the region shortly before 8 p.m. first responders reached the aircraft. no survivors were located. speaking to "new york times," john rumple, the plane owner said his daughter, his granddaughter and a nanny were onboard. mr. rumple said he had little details, but hoped they had not suffered. if the plane lost pressurization, he said they would have never woke up. his wife wrote, my family is gone, my daughter and granddaughter. an investigation is underway into the crash and norad did emphasize multiple attempts were made to contact the pilot, including flares and this plane was not shot down. >> carley: tragic reaction. thank you. san an

norad said its pilots did not shoot down the cessna. the flares which could be seen with the naked eye from the ground were fired to get the attention of the unresponsive pilot. the plane was on autopilot when it crashed. the pilot may have suffered a medical incident or hypoxia. ntsb is investigating the cause of the crash. there were no survivors, bill. >> bill: jennifer griffin live in d.c. tragic situation. >> dana: let's bring in scott brenner, executive vice president as crossroad strategies. a very tragic end for this family. >> bill: it is troubling when you hear with all the advances we've made in aircraft safety, something like this happens and still unclear exactly what happened. you know, that plane took off, got to cruising altitude and never lost that altitude until it crashed in virginia. so obviously a lot of questions here. my biggest question is, air traffic control, i would like to hear what they were saying. as early as 20 to 30 minutes after the flight took off people were trying to contact this aircraft and getting

it's always a warning sign to the fda and also norad and we're awaiting a statement from norad. we were told they're putting that together right now until we learn more, but we just know that alert fighters were scrambled from andrews air force base to intercept this unknown aircraft was assessed and not responding to radio calls and has reportedly crashed outside the d. c area. certainly hopeful to get more information on what caused that crash. it was shot down or if it the pilot was incapacitated. sadly thank you, lucas, uh, for the report, and have you stand by right there? yeah eric, meanwhile, chief congressional correspondent chat program is joining us on the phone. first of all, chad. did you hear the sonic boom and also are you hearing from any of your sources with reaction? i did not hear the boom but a friend of ours did people all over the washington metropolitan region , then all the way from annapolis, maryland to manassas , virginia. that's a distance of about 75 miles. but trying to track this down is like trying to put together pieces of a puzzle. everybody here

that is when norad scrambled f-16s in pursuit of this plane.ls us that these airplanes, that's fighter jets in pursuit were cleared to go supersonic briefly, through the sound barrier which ultimately leads to a sonic boom, and that is what doorbell cameras far and wide captured. listen. see, the dog scared there on the deck of the homes there in northern virginia. this apparently was because of the flight crew being completely unresponsive. and that track, after the plane turned away from long island, went right over d.c., right over the district of columbia. and that is an issue because there is layer of layer of restricted airspace there. planes that are unresponsive typically are not allowed through. they must be talking to air traffic control and squawking a discreet transponder code. if they do not have those things, that raises alarm bells at the command center in warrenton, virginia. that's why the jets were sent in pursuit. the fighter jets came up to the plane, it seats between seven and 11 people and fired off flares to try to get th

norad was very clear they did not take this plane down.news jon scott also a licensed pilot speaking to the plane's unusual flight pat. >> -- path. it took off from tennessee supposed to land at new york long island it. flew past long island, then did a complete u-turn in the air. started heading back to the southwest. flew directly over washington, d.c. this is just a weird accident. at this moment, eric, it's as weird to me as malaysia 370. it's a mystery what happened. >> barbara rum pell who owned the plane with her husband john wrote on facebook just one devastating line "my family is gone. my daughter and granddaughter." john rum pell told the "new york times" along with his daughter and 2-year-old granddaughter he claimed losing consciousness at that height can take less than 20 seconds. >> steve: unbelievable. alexandria a i remember when we lived in the washington area there would be a sonic boom every day about 4:00 when the concord would fly out to dulles. folks around that area had not heard something like that in a long time.

norad scrambled f-16 fighter jets.y intercepted plane and they could see that the pilot was slumped over and unresponsive. you are seeing the scene, the crash scene in virginia because the plane crashed in a very thick wooded area, not far from the shenandoah forest, if you will. it's very remote. it is extremely difficult terrain to get through. according to investigators, they now have to go and try to piece this all together. there were no survivors. what we can tell you is, the owner of the plane is a florida business owner. he tells nbc news that all of his family, he means by that his daughter, granddaughter, also a nanny and a pilot were killed in this crash. there were no survivors. the f-16s did not shoot the plane down according to norad. they followed it until it ran out of fuel and it crashed into this rugged terrain. so at this point, the ntsb and the faa continue to search for any remnants, any clue that is can help them piece this together that could be a black box, we don't know if this plane had a blac

that is when norad scrambled f- 16s in pursuit and norad tells us the fighter jets work cleared to goersonic briefly which ultimately leads to a sonic boom and that is what doorbell cameras far and wide captured. the dog was scared there on the deck in northern virginia. this apparently was because of the flight crew being unresponsive and that truck after the plane turned away from long island went right over dc and that is a issue because there is restricted airspace there, planes that are unresponsive are typically not allowed through. they must be talking to air traffic control and squawking a discrete code, if they do not have those things that raises alarm bells and that is why the fighter jets were sent. the fighter jets went up to this plane and fired off flares to try to get the attention of the crew but the pilot was apparently unconscious and the plane crashed into a area near charlottesville and that is what led ultimately to this crash. >>> after one of india's deadliest plane crashes, authorities are working to reopen critical rail lines and ensure such an accident will

very likely that norad knew there was not a risk here. the airport was up high.knew the airplane was unresponsive. it was above, well above the restricted airspace in washington, d.c., although it did penetrate which led to the scrambling of the fighter jets in pursuit, breaking the sound barrier, that sonic boom. that boom heard far and wise from annapolis to leesburg, really everywhere, the fighter jets trying to catch up with it. they had to go faster than this jet was going about 400 miles an hour. >> really startled a lot of people. thank you. >> thinking about the four people. we have new and exclusive reporting this morning. ukraine is recruiting agents inside russia and providing them with drones to stage attacks. details ahead. >>> also, tensions with china are on the rise after a chinese warship nearly collided with the u.s. navy destroyer. what both countries are saying this morning. l ... more you. so thank you. we h hope you like your work. (♪ ♪) not flossing well? then add the whoa! of listerine to your routine. new science shows it gets in between

the civilian aircraft, according to norad, was intercepted at approximately 3:20 p.m. eastern time and according to the pentagon, the plane crashed near the george washington national forest in virginia. there were four people on board this small aircraft however, we do not yet know the conditions of those people at this time. natosha bertran, cnn, washington. >> authorities in india are working to reopen rail lines established in one of the country's deadliest train accidents. crews are toiling in extreme heat to clear and repair the tracks. they hope to have normal service restored by wednesday. search operations ended sunday. at least 275 people were killed and more than 1000 injured authorities blame the trained high speed for the number of casualties. we are also hearing more stories from survivors. >> translator: people who are alive were shouting for help, praying to god, rescue teams were doing their best to save people a lot of people were crying. >> reporter: some are still trying to locate loved ones, unsure if they have been killed or injured. or simply una

the civilian aircraft according to norad was intercepted at approximately 3. 23 p.m. eastern time.nd according to the pentagon the plane crashed near the george washington national forest in virginia. there were four people on board this small aircraft. however, we do not yet know the conditions of those people at this time. natasha bertrand, cnn, washington. >>> overseas now, india's railway ministers said one of the deadliest train crashes in the country's history was caused by a signal failure and that an investigation will show, kweet, who was responsible for that mistake. meantime, anger growing over chronic safety issues over the railway system. officials say more than 275 people were killed, more than 1,000 hurt. across the region hospitals are doing what they can for the injured. cnn's ivan watson has more from the hospital in eastern india. >> reporter: this regional hospital received hundreds of survivors of friday night's terrible train derailment. and we've been speaking with everybody in this particular room. some people lost loved ones who were on board the train when

to happen. >> he still intends to visit the continent, absolutely. >> one more quick follow-up on noradestigating it. >> i didn't even say that, it's common practice when dod conducts an operation to take a look and walk through a sort of a hot wash of it, i'll let them speak to whether they are doing that and what that looks like. >> that's not. my question for you on it is look at the timing and the data from the plane, seems like the intercept happened after the plane had flown over washington, d.c., would that from your understanding an intentional choice or was that an issue of a plane catching up and trying to get there. >> i don't know, i'll refer you to dod. >> john, on the dam explosion, can you speak to the president's engagement on this when he was briefed and is he ordering the declassification of some of the information that would help be able to reveal publicly who the u.s. suspects was behind this? >> the president was certainly kept informed of the event earlier this morning. i don't have it for you on that, and i know of no decision to downgrade anything at this point.

norad fighter jets intercepted three planes that flew into restricted airspace. >>> president biden was not the only presidential hopeful to make a trip to california this weekend. republican candidate ron desantis was also in northern california. it turns out he also made a stop in san francisco. this is video from a new campaign ad he tweeted out yesterday which shows him standing at the corner of gary and hyde streets in the city's tenderloin. >> the city is not vibrant anymore. it has really collapsed because of leftist policies. these policies have caused people to plea this area. >> the most recent poll of likely gop voters has ron desantis trailing former president trump by nearly 40 points. >>> albies the weather was nice for them yesterday when they came to visit. let's take a look at what is going on. a little bit of that marine layer starting to hold strong over the golden gate bridge. this will be a completely different picture tomorrow around this time. that marine layer will come in thick. as we take a look outside, we are in the 70s near concord and santa rosa. san jose s

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meanwhile norad is confirming a number of incidents of aircraft entering the controlled airspace over the bay area during the president's trip . the military scrambling fighter jets to investigate and clear the airspace. nord says those encounters concluded without incident. we're live in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news. all right, christian, thank you for that. and the president's son, hunter biden, has reached a plea deal with federal prosecutors on a felony gun charge and two misdemeanor tax charges under an agreement reached today. hunter biden will plead guilty and will most likely not serve time in prison if he complies with the release conditions. the deal resolves a five year federal investigation into his failure to pay about $1 million in federal taxes and his purchase of a firearm while being a user of illegal drugs. many republicans criticizing this plea deal. but today in san francisco, president biden said he once again backs his son. i'm very proud of my son. it's a brazen move and it certainly gets the president off the hook when it comes to having to

norad was very expolitical science sit in explaining we did not shoot this down.ome people on the ground said they had seen what they thought were maybe sparks, shots fired. they said no, no. that's not the case. we used flairs to try to get the attention of a pilot in this case. that attention was not able to be had. >> steve: terrible story. >> ainsley: thank you so much. alexandria, i know the father of the girl the owner of the plane also hopes that they just died in peace that they went to sleep basically. because when you lose cabin pressure he said that usually happens. you get sleepy, indeed. terrible story. >> brian: could have been worse. not for the people on the plane but for everybody else. >> ainsley: people on the ground. >> brian: and shooting it out of the sky what would have happened. 3 minutes after the top of the hour. nikki haley was on cnn, got her hour town hall. she has been the first to declare and the hardest worker, february, march, april, going to every farm, every major city in iowa and new hampshire and in south carolina. where she wa

us from washington aaron, what more are we learning tonight about the military's response >> kate, noradus confirming it did scramble f-16 fighter jets and authorized supersonic speeds which caused the sonic boom we heard this afternoon. the f-16s also deployed flares in an effort to get the pilot's attention. kate >> aaron gilcrest, thank you. >>> a near collision between u.s. and chinese navy ships in the taiwan strait sparked a war of words between the two countries. both sides now warning that such incidents could lead to serious escalation monica alba from the white house. >> reporter: tonight china defending its latest act of aggression at sea after one of its war ships nearly collided with an american navy destroyer in the taiwan strait. the u.s. military said the chinese ship executed maneuvers in an unsafe manner, and its actions violated the maritime rules of the road, while the chinese defense minister argued that recent joint u.s. and canadian patrols in the region served as a provocation and warned a fierce confrontation between the u.s. and china would lead to unbearable pa

. >>> norad fighter jets were busy over the bay area today intercepting planes that violated the temporary flight restrictions in place for the visit. a bystander on the ground in marin captured one of them. the air defense command tells us there were a total of three breaches of the no fly zone. >>> no more traveling on the agenda for the president. tonight he is back at the fairmont hotel where he will spend another evening before departing the bay area tomorrow morning. >>> we have seen all of the videos. retail theft is a major problem here in the bay area and the culprits are often brazen. some companies cite it as one of the factors behind store closures in downtown san francisco. anne makovec joins me now in the studio with a new partnership that aims to crack down on this problem. >> hopefully it can make a difference. retailers and online resellers have made a plan that aims to prevent stolen goods from being resold on the internet. it includes commitments to file police reports . retailers will retain security video to help with the prosecution and businesses will maintain record

norad also says they tried to use flares to try to reach out to this pilot before the plane sadly ended up crashing in rural virginia. the sonic boom rattled the metro dc area sunday including northern virginia and southern maryland. people in neighborhoods across the region reported clearly hearing it. it turned out to be f-16 fighter jets headed to intercept a small plane that entered restricted air space over the nation's capital. the faa says it was a cessna model 560 headed from tennessee to long island, new york. for some reason, the plane reversed course and ended up flying through air space over the dc area. defense officials say the pilot didn't respond to repeated attempts to contact the aircraft. the faa says the plane crashed in remote wooded area in western virginia. no survivors were found. >> this has the signatures of some sort of incapacitation. >> reporter: cbs aviation safety analyst robert sumwalt used to chair the national transportation safety board. he offered one possible cause of the crash. >> the airplane doesn't pressurize properly. the pilots become high poxi

the speed of sound and needed to intercept that aircraft quickly >> nbc news has confirmed that no norad scrambled jets out of joint base andrews to intercept that flight because the flight path was so unusual. >> thank you >>> a nbc news exclusive according to multiple people familiar with the investigation, the federal grand jury looking into former president trump's handling of classified documents is set to meet again in washington after a hiatus of several weeks. last summer, federal agents searched mr. trump's florida home and found more than 300 documents with classified markings the trump has denied any wrongdoing it's not clear how far along the prosecution is this week the jury could hear additional witnesses or they could move to indict the former president. the justice department would mott cono comment on the status of the investigation. >>> hospitals and nursing homes have filled thousands of vacant positions with employees from overseas but many say they felt trapped in their job more than a dozen health care workers say they have been place md jo placed in jobs with so li

norad said all went without incident. if you hours just before that the president was in san francisco for a roundtable on artificial intelligence. he joined eight researchers and industry experts to learn how to take full advantage of what a.i. can offer while mitigating the potentially scary risks associated with it. president biden said the next 10 years we will see more technological changes than the previous 50 saw. >> a.i. will change the way we teach and learn and help solve challenges like disease and climate change, and give you time to focus on the things that matter the most to you personally. >> meanwhile, hunter biden will plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges and admitted to illegally possessing a gun while being a drug user. hunter biden is expected to avoid prison time and get two years of probation. he will stand before a judge later this week. that topic certainly overshadowed the artificial intelligence meeting. as soon as reporters have a chance to ask questions. here they are. >> i am very proud

norad fighter jets intercepted three planes that flew into restricte airspace. someone in marin caught some of that on video. pretty amazing. >>> we also told you about ron desantis who was on a trip to california, too, raising money just like president biden. turn out he made a stop in the city. this is video from a new campaign ad . he is standing i the street somewhere and had this to say about san francisco >> this city is not vibrant anymore. it has really collapse because of leftist policies and these policies have caused people to flee this area. >> desantis still has a long road ahead of he wants to win the republican primary. the mos recent cbs news poll of likely gop voters hadm fopresidump byalmost 40> the on board missinb in the depths of the pacific is so harrowing that experts aren't even sure how they would pull off a rescue if they got the chance. >>> plus, breaking news on a tiny glimmer of hope. >> we have not seen wreckage floating and we have not heard an explosion underwater on sonar. >> more on the local ties to on of the missing. >>> and t

according to norad, three planes were turned around for not complying with temporary flight restrictions. all were believed to be pilots who simply didn't know about the restrictions. the president is scheduled to return to san francisco for another campaign event here tonight. there's no word just yet on where that 7:00 p.m. will be held here in san francisco, but the president is expected to return here to the fairmont hotel. he's going to be leaving san francisco tomorrow and headed back to washington, d.c. for a formal state dinner with the president of india at the white house. >> our coverage of the president's visit continues throughout the newscast. at 5:30, what bay area companies are doing to address the risk of artificial intelligence that mr. biden was referring to, as well as the promises made in the technology. >>> more on hunter biden. president biden's son facing criminal charges in delaware after a five-year investigation. according to court documents filed today, hunter biden has reached a plea agreement with several prosecutors over misdemeanor charges of failing to pa

the unresponsive small plane breeze to respect restricted airspace in d c norad confirms f 16 fighter jets scrambled in pursuit traveling at supersonic speeds which caused a sonic boom. a small plane crashed in the mountains southwest virginia. >> let's get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at the bay bridge tonight. lots of cars, travel and yeah, i am a surprise because everyone really was taking advantage of the beautiful weather that we found all day today. some probably going where it was cooler cool off city. that's for sure. what are the temperatures like every yeah, we definitely cool down along the coast but warmed up inland, especially those of you in livermore heating up into the low 90's when you should be at 79 degrees, some more than 10 degrees above average there downtown san francisco. pretty seasonal temperatures in the mid 60's. exactly where you should be for this time of year. and we're definitely tracking that spring-like forecast out there right now. and we are seeing the return of that june gloom sutro tower. as you can see, we can't make ou

we're working with canada to upgrade norad's capabilities and ensure that north america's air defensesurveillance systems are the best in the world. and in just the past 12 months, i've hosted in the united states the leaders of every country in the western hemisphere, every country in africa, southeast asia, and the pacific islands. we are a pacific nation. these nations may not all agree with us on every issue, but they want to work with us, they choose us, not because of threats or coercion, but because of the common interests we pursue together to make the world a better and safer place for everyone. that is what the united states stands for. when people around the world see a united states gray tail flying overhead, or the stars and stripes on your shoulders, they know what that means no matter where you go, freedom, opportunity, possibilities, hope. it's who we are. it's what we fight for. it's why we choose this path. so, graduates, as you head out, whether to graduate school or pilot training, to serve as missileers or space operators, scientists or engineers, never forget the

according to norad, three planes were turned around, all of them believed to have been pilots who didn't know about the restrictions which were put in place whenever the president travels. as mentioned, the president is already in san francisco. he is going to be at a fund raiser at 7:00. then he's expected to return here to the fairmont hotel. he's going to overnight in san francisco, then leave back to washington, d.c. where he's expected to host the president of india for a formal state dinner at the white house. is. >> it's busy crisscrossing the bay area, thank you. the white house talking points when it comes to artificial intelligence are already being put to work here in the bay area. first, health care, which president biden is calling one of the most promising uses of a.i. it's being tested right now at stanford thanks to avenda health. that's a startup using artificial intelligence to better detect cancer. avenda aims to make health care more efficient by using machine learning to better detect specific cancers. >> was found fob superior to mri. also restorative care in findin

norad says it's several violated the temporary flight restrictions in the bay area during the president's visit. secret service says none of these violations have affected the trip. >> the president's remarks were, of course, made under the cloud of 100 biden's decision to agree to plead guilty today. a move that will likely help him avoid jail time for federal tax and gun crimes. the charges include 2 misdemeanor counts of failing to pay about $100,000 in federal income taxes as well as a separate felony gun possession charge for lying about his drug use when he was buying a gun. we'll have more details on this case and what it might mean for the president's 2024 presidential campaign. that's coming up tonight at about 5, 15 and in the south bay. one man has died following a hit run accident. >> it happened in the alum rock neighborhood of san jose. police say it happened just before 6 o'clock this morning. officers responded to the intersection of capital and alum rock avenues on reports of a hit and run accident. when they got there, they found a man suffering from life threatening inj

eight minutes later, the faa alerting norad and other homeland security officials. >> be advised. >>he plane likely on autopilot, then turning around, heading back over the busy new york city airspace and continuing back toward d.c. but it would take 90 minutes before the military finally launched those f-16s, intercepting the cessna just 20 miles northeast of washington's reagan national airport. for the next half hour, those f-16s, trying to get the civilian pilot's attention, firing flairs and issuing warnings by radio. >> multiple reports saying those fighter pilots saw the pilot of the private jet slumped over. >> the pressurization system in an airplane compresses the air within the cabin, so there's enough oxygen for people to function normally. if the pressurization fails, then there's not enough oxygen in the cabin, people get hypoxia, lose consciousness and sometimes die. >> tonight family members mourning the lives lost in addition to the pilot, a prominent no, real estate agent, her 2-year-old daughter, and hernany. truly a tragic ending. tonight big questions about why i

the fighter jet appears to move in front of the smaller planes pathe the agency, norad, north american air defense system says several aircraft violated the temporary flight restrictions in the bay area that have been put in place during the president's visit. the secret service says none of the violations have affected the president's trip. >> in the south bay, one man has died following a hit and run accident and the alum rock neighborhood of san jose. police say it happened just before 6 o'clock. this morning. officers responded to the intersection of capital at alum rock avenues when they arrived, they found a man suffering from life-threatening injuries. investigators spent the morning gathering evidence looking for surveillance video and talking with witnesses. so far they have not identified a suspect nor release a vehicle description. the identity of the victim also has not been released. anyone with information is asked to contact the san jose police department. san jose mayor matt mahan has announced the launch of a new code enforcement team to try to crack down on graffiti a

. >>> norad fighter jets were busy today intercepting planes that violated the temporary flight restrictions in place for the presidential visit. the air defense command tells us that three planes violated the restrictions today. all events ended without incident. a bystander on the ground in marin captured video of one of the planes being intercepted. >>> now the focus turns once again to money. back to back fundraisers took place in larkspur this evening. >> i am in marin county where the excitement is real as president joe biden makes his way through this usually quiet town. i had the chance to speak with margaret, a longtime marin county resident, who got up very early to wait for the president. >> reporter: it is a moment that nobody wants to miss. >> it is going to be cool. going to be right over there at the brain institute. >> reporter: especially for margaret muldoon, a long time bay area resident. she is one of many people gathering outside the mackie field landing at the college of marin to witness joe biden's arrival to her town. >> it is pretty exciting, because my father was a

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. >> reporter: norad made repeated attempts to establish contact, but the pilot did not respond. >> at of looking at when exactly did the pilot become unresponsive? why did the airplane fly? we don't know that information yet. >> reporter: they say the plane could have caused the pilot to lose consciousness. all four people on board were killed. the plane was registered to a florida based company owned by john and barbara. john told the new york times that his daughter, 2-year-old granddaughter, her nanny, and pilot were on the flight. >> well, the ntsb is just beginning their investigation into all of this. it could take up to two years to issue the final report on what exactly happened and why. >>> up next, sacramento county officials say they were caught off guard when a second private plane full of migrants just showed up today. what we're learning about the flights now sparking a criminal investigation. >>> and a major victory for environmentalists, trying to prevent fracking off the california coast. >>> and why the latest toy story movie may have contributed to layoffs rafael:

norad said that f-16s did not shoot the plane down, president biden of the briefed on it. >> i'm jono "life, liberty and levin." mark: welcome back america. we're here with charles payne. you look at private sector, corporations having a lot of say on what goes on in washington, banging on doors of members of coming, they want more subsidies, they want budgets passed. >> no one likes free money more than corporate america. let's talk about auto industry. imagine if your industry is with tens of millions of cars on road, there is a way of legally replacing them all overnight, and selling people new ones in form of electric vehicles. think of the opportunity for companies that have been poorly run for fords of world and general motors, they action like, you know -, they sign on the bottom line it say huge amount of money. all of this stuff, in the name of climate change, i saw a headline in "washington post," climate change sends insurance rates up, what? things that happened forever, cyclones and 4 seasons and winter and strispring and fall, everything now is fault of climate change,

norad was clear this plane was not taken out of the sky, it had run out of fool.n scott is speaking to the plane's unusual flight path. >> took off from tennessee, supposed to lain on new york long island. it flew past long island and did a complete u-turn in the air and flew directly over washington, just a weird accident. it is as weird to me asthmalaysia 370, a mystery what happened. >> alexandria: this plane was owned by barbara and john rumple. barbara shared a heartbreaking line on facebook. she said my family is gone, my family and granddaughter. john rumple says the nanny was also on board. >> steve: we don't know, the key is why did it turn? we understand from the father that apparently the plane was taking his daughter and her child and nanny back to east hampton. somewhere over new york, it took a big turn and then flew back the other way. no idea why that happened, right? >> alexandria: there are pilot forums online, out of curiosity, some theorizing the approach was at the exact time consciousness was lost onboard. we don't know. >> ainsley: i wonder

norad says fighter jets responded to three incidents.all three ended without a problem. >> florida governor and republican presidential candidate ron desantis was also in san francisco. he stopped along a city street to film a campaign video criticizing the city. >> you look around. the city is not vibrant anymore. it has collapsed because of leftist policies. these have caused people to flee this area. they do not prosecute criminals. >> the santos went on to say things he saw. could be at the forefront of a national clinical debate. >> no secret governor newsom and ron desantis have had an ongoing feud. spotlight. >> robert f. kennedy, running for president, was in the city last week. he said if elected president he plans to address mental illness, homelessness and drug addiction in the bay area and across the nation. >> republicans are blasting the plea deal reached with president biden's son hunter. we brought this to you yesterday. hunter biden will plead guilty to two misdemeanor charges for failing to pay taxes and enter an agreem

the agency, norad, north american aerospace defense, says that several aircraft actually have violatedemporary flight restrictions in the bay area during president biden's visit. but the secret service says none of these violations has affected the president's trip. today, president biden sat down with bay area tech leaders in san francisco to talk about artificial intelligence kron. 4 grant lodes joins us from our newsroom with what the president says are some of the risks. grant. >> great risk reward. the president says this technology does bring risks to society to the economy and to national security. my administration is committed. >> committed to safeguarding america's ration safety. from protecting privacy to addressing bison. this information, making sure and i systems are safe before they are released. >> the president does also i has great upside by changing the way we teach and learn help solve challenging issues like disease and climate change. after the meeting at the fairmont hotel in san francisco. the president was taken to crissy field where he boarded a helicopter to

now, according to norad which released a statement sunday that aircraft did fly over washington, d.c.sentially, violating the airspace. because the pilot was unresponsive, the faa worked with the pentagon in order to try to intercept this aircraft before it could potentially crash. the civilian aircraft was intercepted by 3:00 p.m. eastern time. and according to the pentagon, the plane crashed near the george washington national forest in virginia. there were four people on board this small aircraft. however, we do not yet know the conditions of those people at this time. natasha bertrand, cnn, washington. >>> we're now getting a new look at a near collision in the taiwan strait that sent u.s./china relations soaring. this video shows in detail, a chinese military ship directly in front of a u.s. destroyer. on saturday, you can see there's very little for era the error t. the ship had to slow down to avoid a collision. how is china explaining this, christi? >> reporter: yeah, we just heard from the ministry of foreign affairs, what they said, according a spokesperson in just the last

norad fighter jets intercepted three planes that flew into restricte airspace. someone in marin caught some of that video here. just this morning, we are learning the president is getting ready to kick off another investing in america tour from july 26th . he will make stops in more than 20 states talking about how they benefit from some of his accomplishments vice president kamala harris, first lady jill biden in several other top leaders in his administration will join in a mature. amanda? >>> let's take a look at our to stories. police have arrested lee hayward in connection with the gun battle in embarcadero. he is wanted felon with warren out of antioch. he was in a black suv seen a changing fire with people near pier 39 sunday the pilot feud left at least four bystanders hurt, two adult hit by shattered glass integrals, 10 and 16 , hit by cars as they walked their bike across the embarcadero. they are all expected to be okay. th suv later crashed in embarcadero and howard where police found hayward and a 28-year-old woman shot. she was treated and released

but norad says pilots got no response to fly-bfly-by, flares radio calls. authorities say the plane was not shot down but if it appeared to be a threat -- >> they do have the ability to shoot down a civilian aircraft if that is required. >> reporter: the plane was tracked until it crashed in to the mountains of central virginia. there were four people on board. how might a lack of oxygen cause a crash? >> some sort of depressurization of that likely, rapid or maybe slow, which caused the pilot to be incapacitated and also rendered the passengers unconscious. >> reporter: first responders telling cnn there were no survivors, just a crater and small debris fragments and scenes of human remains. >> very hard to get to. a lot of overgrowth and they had areas where they actually had to get on their hands and knees to crawl to get under the brush to get into it. >> it will be very difficult to recover. certainly any important wreckage information and for the victims on the plane, we won't be able to tell whether they had any signs of oxygen deprivation. >> report

norad says it did not shoot down this plane, so now the ntsb and faa are investigating.nah >> we did see that fighter jets intercepted the plane. what exactly does that mean? >> reporter: it means that essentially it's a warning, trying to escort a plane out of restricted airspace. but the actual protocols for potentially shooting down a plane, those are classified, we're not privy to those however, we are told because of the altitude of this plane, 34,000 feet, it overflew d.c., yes, it was restricted airspace but well above posing any threat to the city. that may be one reason why it simply escorted it out on into virginia >> a tragic situation and scare there as well, tom, thank you. >>> let's move down to an incident that's further escalating tensions between the united states and china. a chinese warship came stunningly close to a u.s. navy destroyer in the south china sea over the weekend a collision narrowly avoided nbc janis mackey frayer joins from us beijing. good morning, janis. >> reporter: good morning, hoda. this is the second close call between militaries

norad fighte jets intercepted three planes that flew into restricted airspace. someone in marin caught some of that video here. just this morning, we are learning the president is getting ready to kick off another "investing in america" tour. he will make stops in mor than 20 states talking about ho they benefit from some of his accomplishments vice president kamala harris, first lady jill biden in several other top leaders in his administration set to join in on the two were. amanda? >>> police have arrested 33-year-old lee haywood of pittsburg in connection with the gunbattle in san francisco's embarcadero over th weekend. he is a wanted felon with a warrant out of antioch. police say he was in a black su seen exchanging fire with peopl from the white sedan near pier 39 sunday . the violent feud left at least four bystanders hurt, two adults hit by shattered glass and bullet fragments, and two girls, just tina 16 years old, hit by the suspect's cars as they walked their bikes across the embarcadero. thankfully, they are all expected to be okay. th suv later cr