destination safely. >> ntsb. >> they are the initials you heard the most often. >> ntsb. >> after thees and look at what went wromg and make recommendation so it doesn't happen again r it's led to safer airbags in cars ground warning planes. >> even though we can't require it, people do it. that's a success story to me. >> but their most urgent get little attention. so out of a feeling of frustration, the ntsb started a most wanted list 25 years ago. how many items were on that list in 1990 are still on the list? >> well posi train control is a good example of that. >> eight people were killed in may when a speeding 578 track plane crashed in philadelphia. 18 months earl ler what a train crashed at high speed. it could have prevented both accidents. >> that's one of the fewty tells that actually has a date because congress established a date end of 2015. >> how many years? >> seven years. >> seven years. that doesn't give me a warm feeling knowing you could have solved it seven years ago. >> it's been a lon battle. another ntsb recommendation which has remained hartley ignored would r

the ntsb investigation is expected to take at least until next year. in southwest washington, richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: good news to talk about with the weather. cooler, more comfortable temperatures heading our way. everybody is tired of the heat. here we have steve rudin. steve, how will it feel in the morning? steve: so much better as you wake up in the morning, compared with the past 5, 6 days. outside we go, the belfort furniture weather center, the cooler drier air flooding in from the north and west. 73 in cumberland, compared with 81 at reagan national. skies are dry around the capital beltway. showers beginning to move into the chesapeake beach area, showers the last half hour, 40 five minutes. we will hans tomorrow. highs upper 80's, lower humidity. the detailed forecast coming up. leon: meantime, developing now a d.c. school worker accused of throwing gasoline on her boyfriend and setting his house on fire. the police have filed charges of attempted murder and arson. jay korff the details of this disturbing case. what is the latest? j

the ntsb investigation is expected to take at least until next year. in southwest washington, richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: good news to talk about with the weather. cooler, more comfortable temperatures heading our way.

the ntsb will meet at 6:30 our time and we will monitor that meeting. we hope to get a lot of an/"yj as to why an experienced test pilot moved the one lever in the cockpit he would have known would have caused catastrophe. >>> other news this morning the nsa says it will start deleting your phone records. the national security agency tracked everyone's calls. the number called, length of the call, kept those records. we know this tanks to edward sthoeden. the new u.s.a. freedom acty passed one month ago ended that practice and gave them 180 days to erase those records. >>> another female executive has left san francisco's reddit. in the case of reddit it's been accused of being a bit like a frat house online. it's notable we are seeing the fourth high level woman leave. jessica moreno was headp+"cÑ of community. reddit says it wishes moreno well. she says, guys, she is going to fa into thanks a lot. >>> a follow-up right now. people who live in los altos live to wait al least another day before they drink from their tap. some people who live in the peni

. >>> a major new development tonight from the ntsb. a nearly two-year investigation into a crash-landing right here in new york city. authorities now pointing to the pilot. now, this was the landing captured by passengers. watch this. slamming into the runway. those passengers smelling smoke on that southwest flight. you could hear flight attendants saying, "stay in your seats." tonight, they have now determined that pilot wasn't even at the controls until the plane was just feet from the runway. abc's david kerley tonight. >> reporter: a passenger captured this landing, having no idea what they were in for. this is what it looked like outside. sparks as the 737's fuselage scrapes the laguardia runway. inside, passengers smell something. >> there is smoke here. >> hold on, hold on! >> reporter: tonight, investigators say the captain is to blame for this nose-first landing. >> the whole plane just went down very quickly and that's when the door blew in. >> reporter: the first officer was flying from nashville two years ago, but just 500

the ntsb sent a letter to amtrak stating it record inward and outward facing recorders in all trains. the ntsb also asked amtrak to report twice a year on its progress, after reviewing the videos. >>> the cyber stalking case against the family of a man who killed his ex-daughter-in-law at a delaware courthouse is now in the hands of a jury. his mother and his sister are on trial on charges involving the death of david's ex-wife, if convicted they could face life in prison. that punishment could be unprecedented for cyber stalking in a death. the woman and her friend were shot by thomas two years ago, he killed himself. >>> eight days now with no budget in pennsylvania and no deal in sight. there are no talks scheduled between republican leaders and democratic governor tom wolf the governor talked to us about the budget at a stop in downingtown today. >> we have to have a budget that adds up where two plus two does equal four there are certain things we can't get beyond but in terms of the actual how we implement this what's in these proposals, specifically yeah i'm willing to talk and

today the ntsb made recommendations to strengthen safety on motor coaches. >>> today a committee will hear testimony on a pipeline break that created an oil spill off santa barbara. back in may more than 100,000 gallons of oil were spewed into the ocean when a pipeline operated by plains all american pipeline ruptured. it is the largest coastal spill in california in 25 years. the federal pipeline and hazardous materials safety administration has been facing questions about its oversight since the break. >>> we are getting word vallejo police are making the first comments about a brazen kidnapping they once called a hoax. kpix 5's christian hartnett live outside vallejo police headquarters with more. >> reporter: vallejo police and the city have been quiet about this whole situation for the past day but right now, we have just learned that the police chief will be giving a statement at city hall. we have sent a reporter over there right now. the police chief will be speaking on this just shortly in the next few minutes. now, at this point the only thing that the vallejo police departm

the ntsb is now investigating as well as fires and again passengers should be arriving shortly. we're told that there are some mechanical issues on the train, which is why they cannot move that as well as the ntsb investigation that is now currently pending. now we are told that people should be here shortly and eventually they would like to clear up the railroad and get it back open so that people can get home sometime relatively soon. that's the very latest here from the kensington station. >> thanks. >>> well, two months after that horrifying quadruple murder in a d.c. mansion and the lead investigator told a judge today he thinks some of the killers are still out there. that judge did find enough evidence today to bind an unemployed welder named daron wint over for trial. detective jeffrey owens said they have found more of wint's dna, this time on a reflective vest inside that burning porsche that was stolen from the savopoulos home and dumped in prince george's. detectives owens also said they found dna on the vest from savvas savopoulos and from a still unknown third pers

the ntsb has released its record on a fedex truck crash last year that killed 10 people. investigators say the driver lost control of the truck for unknown reasons. he veered into oncoming traffic on a freeway in orland last year. the truck crashed into a motor coach carrying dozens of high school students heading to a college tour. five students were killed. the ntsb made recommendations to strength n safety on motor coaches. >>> san franciscan make some safety changes for cable cars. collisions like this one in april have operators expressing some serious concerns. this crash left the operator with serious injuries. the sfmta has given out yellow safety vests to cable car operators and is trying to come up with a plan to make drivers more aware of passengers and operators and they get on and off cable cars. >>> 4:55. a teen trying to fly a solar- powered plane around the world suspending the journey in hawaii. the batteries overheated during the record-breaking flight from japan to the islands. the plane will be grounded until april. >>> the san francisco giants are opt

. >>> the ntsb is investigating a rare mid-air collision between a military fighter jet and small privatelane just north of charleston, south carolina. >> this happened around 11:00 this morning. we have more now from south carolina. >> reporter: the f-16 fighter jet and the small private plane collided about 20 miles north of charleston. debris rained down over a wide area of marshes and rice fields, a piece landed against a mobile home. cliff camden was driving in the area when it happened. >> i saw a flash and looked up. it was right in front of me. as soon as i saw it was an explosion, a lot of black smoke, debris falling -- >> reporter: the national transportation safety board says that two people on the civilian plane did not survive. the fighter pilot is identified as marriage aaron johnson of the 55th fighter squadron from shaw air force bait. he ejected just behind the tree line and appears to be okay. the experienced military pilot was in training exercises and in constant contact with air traffic control where the planes collided. >> there are a hundred factors that could be in

. >> reporter: tonight, the ntsb is investigating why a flight for life ended up costing one. patrick mahany, a decorated vietnam pilot, who abc news met just last year over an avalanche zone. >> the flight for life saves more lives, helps more people. tragedies like this are awful. >> reporter: eyewitnesses saying the medical chopper, a single engine a-star like this one, had barely gotten off the ground before spinning out of control and bursting into flames. >> bystanders were all rushing to try to save the crew members. >> very experienced pilot. very good crew. but the idea that the aircraft lost control would indicate a mechanical failure rather than pilot error. >> reporter: the chopper was not carrying a patient, but a nurse and medic on board were seriously injured. it's the latest deadly accident for a rapidly growing industry. last year, this air ambulance spinning off the roof after dropping off a patient in new mexico. in 2010 two medical choppers collided mid-air in arizona -- six dead. the number of air ambulances in the skies up 56% in the past decade. now carr

we know at this point the ntsb is investigating. as for the 16-year-old.ting comfortably. still so much amazement as to how she got down the mountain. the whole ordeal surrounding it. we went to the area to take a look for ourselves. how did she do it? survive a fiery plane crash with minor injuries. autumn veatch leaving the hospital after one day. >> she really had the courage and will to continue on when you know she was in a very scary situation. and she is exhibited an amazing amount of strength. >> reporter: we wanted to see what she was up against. >> the country she is in is incredible. it is super thick. >> this gives you an idea of the element and surroundings that autumn first encountered. the middle of the wilderness surrounded by trees and in very rough terrain. talking about a 16-year-old girl no professional hiking experience. most people wouldn't venture out without the proper gear. boots. compass. map. all essentials for a rugged outdoors person. autumn had the clothes on her back. her cell phone was destroyed in the wreckage but even if i

at this point they're saying the investigation is turned over to the ntsb.nfirm that they found the two bodies. at this point things seem to be wrapped up. i guess the concern right now is trying to figure out how the plane went down. we know that the plane encountered turbulence just before it crashed. and according to weather radar, there were some thunderstorms in the area just before the plane disappeared from radar but of course it is going to be up to the ntsb to figure out exactly what happened. >> great news they finally found it. >> dan simon. thank you. as the search continues for el chapo, head of the sinoloa drug cartel. we have pictures of his escape. surveillance video from inside the maximum security prison. shows him ducking into the shower of his prison cell. fully clothed. then he is sitting on his bed. changing his shoes. going back into the shower. that's the last we see of him. authorities say he went into a hole under the shower and escaped through the mile long tunnel. cnn's nick valencia got inside the tunnel. here is what he found. >

we know the ntsb will be there, the ma laze will be will. the b.e.a. from the french and the -- so you have an alphabet soup of people in the room. what they're aiming no is to discover what the piece is, where it's from and what happened. they'll do it in a timely fashion, but they will not rush. in it takes a day oar two longer for everybody to get there and everybody do it properly, that's the way it's going to be. once they go ahead ahold of this piece, they will treat it in a very different way to other people. they will be looking for different things and looking for any form of residue, any form of sea life, so they will be microscopically looking at this rather than bungling around. >> did you say it -- representatives of boeing, the manufacturer, they will be at this investigation as well? >> forgive me i didn't mention boeing. thank you for reminding me. they will be there we're told as well. all of the relevant parties who can help understand what the part is, where it's come from, and what happened. >> yeah, they've got to figure out why th

we do know that an ntsb investigator is on the way as we speak.main unanswered. were both aircraft authorized to be in the air space? were the pilots talking to air traffic control? were air traffic controllers talking to them and did the pilot of that cessna get a traffic advisory warning that that f-16 was in the area? all critical in understanding how this deadly midair collision happened. we should point out, this is incredibly rare. you don't see this sort of thing happening often. this was a clear break down in the air safety system. >> yeah sad one, as well. thanks very much to rene marsh. we want to dig deeper with ntsb manager peter goals and analyst and pilot himself, miles, i want to start with you. you've flown these small planes, cessnas, i've flown them as well. i can't think of a bigger sharper contrast between this 50 60-year-old plane and state of the art f-16. how does this happen? >> the 100 horsepower 150, the first plane i ever flew versus the super sonic f 15 they shouldn't be near one another. you have the f-16 practicing ba

and the ntsb. so we've got a solution to that in this bill so that the section explicitly states that the pilots will have the option to appeal an f.a.a. enforcement action directly to the federal courts for a guaranteed de novo trial. the de novo means instead of taking the investigation to the f.a.a. and the conclusions and risking rubber stamping it, they have to have a trial from the beginning. this is something that's a very significant thing that we changed that we are making. something we neglected to do is is -- is include other certificateholders other than pilots because you can be a mechanic, you can be a flight attendant and a number of things and you were not included in four of these -- for of these legal opportunities. so the pilots' bill of rights 2 allows all certificateholders to have this. and the third area is that the access to the flight records. in my case, i could not get access as too what the f.a.a. was accusing me of. and in this we had this corrected, we thought in the p

. >>> today the ntsb is meeting to talk about virgin galactic's crash last year. the pilot was seriously hurt. the co-pilot died. the ship was designed for private space flights. the ntsb says it's looking into possible mechanical problems as well as pilot error that might have caused the crash. >> light now the president is flying back to the u.s. after a trip to africa. he had a landmark speech. he's the first president to address the group and he didn't hold back his criticism about human rights and democracy. some of the loudest cheers came as he criticized african leaders seeking additional terms. >> i have to also say that africa's democracy process is also at risk benwhen leaders refuse to step aside when their terms end. >> he called the extreme poverty an assault on human dignity and said democracy takes a lot more work than holding elections. he said africans can't stand back while universal rights are being denied. >> before he left he toured a food plant. it's supported in part by the u.s.'s feed the future program. just about 85% of the labor force is

the ntsb reiterated the smoke was related to a lack of ceiling sleeves that are supposed to protect power cables from water. now, metro says it is addressing that problem systemwide. metro also says it hopes to choose a new general manager this fall. and that it is looking for someone with financial expertise. >>> well, today's state employee, expected to rally across maryland against budget cuts. the group is asking governor larry hoag ton stop cuts. the department of corrections will lay off more than 60 workers to save $3 million. you can find a list of rally locations and times on the nbc4 app. search maryland rally. >>> today, we'll get a look at a huge machine digging a tunnel under d.c. take a look here, this is the lady bird tunnel. probably covered in more dirt right now. the lady bird has been digging miles of tunnel under the an costa river for the last two years. crews will pull part of it out of the ground. it to prevent waste from flowing into the anacostia river when it rains. >>> giving you more choices to get around town. where you'll see bikeshare stations popping up in

>> reporter: just a short time ago, we learn that investigatoring with boeing and ntsb are prepare to go to france to assist in the analysis. in just a matter of days we could begin to get answers about the circumstances surrounding the airplane part and of course where it came from. >> tonight what could be -- malaysian fligt has been crated and put on a plane. the -- is now en route to france. by next week -- >> the accident investigators will wand to have a look at the part to see if it gives any indication if it separated from the rest of the aircraft. >> the ntsb will be at the lab at toulouse. cnn has also learned of a second identifying number found on the if debris despite in component number that corresponds to a 777 flabberen, they have a second number 11 digits long that also links the debris to a boeing 777. meantime sources tell cnn that u.s. intelligence agencies' preliminary conclusion earlier this year was that someone in the cockpit deliberately directed the aircraft's movements before it vanished. the plane flew towards specific waypoints, eventually toward are towar

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ntsb investigators in d.c. are downloading safety technology recovered from the damaged plane. it could provide detailed information about the terrain. glenda and hugo cambioso lived in the potomac. they were on a cruise when the plane crashed. >>> and we'll hear from james comey on how far you should go to protect your data. comey says that encryption can help terrorists hide their efforts making it harder for the u.s. to stop possible attacks. >>> d.c. police have tracked down the parents of a baby left alone on a busy d.c. sidewalk. this is exclusive video of a police officer comforting the child yesterday afternoon. someone abandoned the child in a stroller on east street, just across from the d.c. court of appeals. police arrested the child's aunt minutes later and charged her with second degree cruelty to a child. the baby was not hurt. >>> d.c. police are stepping up patrols in a northwest playground, the shooting forcing them to beef up security. >> get ready to pay more for water. when and where, you can expect to see a bigger bill. >>> coming up on 5:40 right now. we

the ntsb did an 84 page interview with james kerley to testify. he is operator of the train. you may recall he had an emotional plea to the command center acing look i have people voting getting sick. let me move the train but there was another train on the platform and couldn't do it. they will talk about the safety culture at metro in the hearing. they will discuss how in that command center that they are understaffed, it's chaotic and filled with distractions. another issue they may discuss is replacement for jails sorrow -- james sorrow the metro g.m. who announced he was leaving. so far no replacement. a variety of issues. but almost certainly that testimony by james kerley will be front and center for many people at the hearing today. back to you. kimberly: a lot of peak will be watching closely. thanks, rich. we want to turn back to the weather because we are on storm watch now. jonathan: some people are seeing the scattered showers as we speak. if you put it on the road people trying to drive. doug hill tracking it for us. how long does it stick around? doug: 8:00 or

. >>> the ntsb has released its report on a deadly fedex truck crash last year that killed 10 people. investigators say the driver lost control of the truck for unknown reasons. he veered into the oncoming traffic on a freeway in orland last year. the truck crashed into a motor coach carrying dozens of high school students heading for a college tour. five students were killed, others struggled to escape from the burning bus. today the ntsb made recommendations to strengthen safety on motor coaches. >>> in the east bay dive teams are still searching for a man who fell out of a fishing boat. this happened at noon at lake chabot. the man was on a small rented fishing boat. witnesses saw him fall in but in the resurface. east bay regional park officials are treating it as a recovery, not a rescue. >>> some touchups on the new presidio parkway after safety concerns. the trouble was with this "s" curve heading into the second southbound tunnel. it was throwing drivers off. they were veering out of their lanes. overnight the lanes were repainted to leave out the curve. they say it was tempor

. >>> ntsb has been called to investigate a small plane crash in wisconsin that killed two people on board. firefighters surrounded the scene in milwaukee yesterday evening. the plane circled airport for a landing and something went terribly wrong. the victims' identity have not been released. >>> rio fame famous for its beaches the waters are so contaminated with feces that people are becoming sick. officials believe it will be safe for athletes, but the government does not test the water. >>> closing arguments are expected to begin in the penalty phase for convicted killer james holmes the jurors will decide whether he will be put to death or life in prison. holmes' mother took the stand and said she had no idea her son has suicidal thoughts. >> he has schizophrenia it chose him he didn't choose it. >> a death sentence must be unanimous mouse. >> a dog other than will be charged with animal cruelty for leaving her car in -- her dog in the car. police got there and unlocked the door and saved the dog's life. the animal was locked in the car for 40 minutes while the other than was in

however, there are other entities like boeing faa and ntsb that are also playing a role here.mary based on international aviation law to essentially once you have your draft report complete to circulate it so that others may also give input to the report. and that's exactly what we were able to get details from that draft report carol. >> rene marsh reporting live thanks so much. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," insane or a cold-blooded killer? a jury debating the fate of the theater shooter, james holmes. i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment. it's the one and only cure that's... ...one pill, once a day for 12 weeks. certain patients... ...can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. with harvoni there's no interferon and there are no complex regimens. tell your doctor if you have other liver or kidney problems

. >> the ntsb is taking up the crash that killed ten north of sacramento last year. a fedex truck crossed the median and hit a tour bus on interstate 5. both vehicles burst into flames. five while students and five adults were killed including the drivers of the from urge and bus and 37 were injured. the c.h.p. determined the truck driver was at fault. >> in a ground breaking case over opposing claims of reproductive right as man who claim his, wife signed a binding contract to destroy their frozen embryos will resume testimony today in san francisco superior court. stephen findley said he and hid ex-wife mimi lee signed a inform like this for in vitro fertilization and provisions call for destroy the embryos but the, wife lawyers say she has a constitutional right to them and argues the form is not a minding contract 20 the two of them. >> the berkeley city council is voting on tougher regulations for balcony construction. six students died and isn't were seriously injured when the balcony collapsed last month. engineers blame dry rot. the city council will vote on

>> yes we have forward facing cameras in all of our cabs. >> that's been a recommendation of ntsb for some time, since that accident and i cited all the other times back to '73 and they weren't implemented in most instances. >> ours have been implemented since 2009. >> last thing. is tipia eligible for use of installation of positive train control? does anybody know? >> kitia not rift? >> yes. do we know? does anybody foe staff know or anybody? come on, you guys are brilliant on the other side you don't know? it is. okay. they think it is. so that's a mechanism for funding. let me he will it you the last thing before i conclude -- i have seven seconds -- flying up here and i met a guy on a plane i didn't know him from adam's house cat. what are you doing on the plane? well, i'm coming back to d.c. >> i said why are you coming back to d.c.? he said i'm with some kind of a project and we finance projects. he says it took us between 60 and 90 days to get approval for financing under tifia the private sector. i says what are you doing here? he says it's taken us a year. he says these guys

. >>> the ntsb has said positive train control could have prevented deadly derailment of an amtrak train in port richmond. lawmakers in our area got a look at how it works. a communications and signaling system that can slow a train if it goes over the speed limit or stop a train if necessary. >> it's our job to make sure that transit agencies like septa or any other transit agency has the resources they need not only to provide and implement these safety features but to do the other work that's required. >> casey is calling on congress to fully fund ptc in its upcoming budget. >>> new at 6:00 a sense of safety for victims of domestic violence. a security company is providing free home monitoring systems to high risk victims in lehigh northampton and berks counties. it's like a manic button for victims and family members that extends five acres. applicants have to have a protection from abuse order in place and agree to prosecute their abuser. >>> a fourth suspect wanted for a violent home invasion in delaware county is now in police custody, police say they arrested tyree mansell in nor

joining me now from washington former ntsb vice chairman robert francis. eyes on this component number now. explain to everybody exactly what the component number is, why it's so central to determining whether the fragment is that from mh-370. >> well, the boeing company and probably the airline know exactly what the numbers are. >> uh-huh. >> in the aircraft. so that will not be the question. but i think that -- i think people are being a little overoptimistic about what this means. >> how do you mean? overoptimistic that it's actually going to lead to a larger section of the plane, the black box the cockpit voice recorder? >> yes. if -- people should remember that the air france flight going from brazil to paris went down and it took them two years to find the fuselage. and they'd find parts and lots of other things. and that was on a line that was -- the flight was being flown by the auto pilot, so they knew exactly what line they were looking on. so i would just say this is a lot more difficult recovery and finding effort than was that. and that took t

ntsb investigators say the driver lost control of the truck for unknown reasons. on a freeway in orland last year. the truck crashed into a motor coach carrying dozens of high school students. five students were killed. today the ntsb made recommendations to strengthen safety on motor coaches. >>> san francisco could make some safety changes for cable cars. collisions like this one in april have operators expressing some serious concern. this crash left the operator with serious injuries. the sfmta has given out yellow safety vests to cable car operators. they are now trying to come up with a plan to make drivers more away of passengers and operators as they get on and off cable cars. >>> mission rock development is up for a vote in november. the giants are optimistic. the project would transform the area south of at&t park. it calls for 1500 homes, new parks and office and retail space. they have been taking the pulse of the voters and provided an update. the giants and city reached a deal on the housing project. 40% of the units will be available to low and midd

>>en withs say the cessna pulled up suddenly before the f-16 sliced through it and the ntsb and air force are now investigating. >> time is 4:44, the second house of representatives will begin debate on a proposal to remove the confederate flag from atop the statehouse. the senate approved the measure yesterday following a heated debate whether the flag represented heritage or hate. a final vote in the house of representatives could come together. city council members in mobile alabama, have voted to remove the confederate flag from their official city government seal. >> video caught them in the act. now san francisco police hope someone will recognize thieves who ripped off a hat store. can you see a crook lifting a mostal security gate while three others slip under the barrier and into the store. this is at the stone town galleria. it is believed they are all teens. it has been 90 seconds grabbing hats and other items june 22nd. the store estimates the loss at $1,000. >> giants right fielder hadn'ter -- hunter pens is back in time to help end the losing streak and six scoreless innings

. >> reporter: the ntsb and air force are investigating. omar villafranca, cbs news monks corner south carolina. >>> the house will begin debating today on removing a confederate flag on the grounlds. they invited a colleague of clementa pinckney to the senate floor. >>> dylann roof faces three counts of attempted murder. he already faced nine counts for the attack last month. >>> and coming up on the "morning news," subway scandal. famed spokesman jared is fired. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." . ugh! rough around the edges. ugh... greaseball... oh! dan n. oikos tasty and healthy. and if i don't love it, it's free? could be the perfect snack! dannon oikos greek nonfat yogurt is creamy and delicious and has 12g of protein and 0 fat. i think i found the perfect snack! seriously, you'll love snacking on dannon oikos or it's free! mmm dannon. your baby's chubby little hand latches onto your finger so hard it's like she's saying i love you. that's why aveeno's oat formula is designed for your baby's sensitive skin. aveeno®. naturally beauti

the ntsb is investigating a small plane crash in wisconsin, both people on board died in the smoldering wreckage in milwaukee yesterday. witnesses say something went wrong as the plane circled for a landing. we know that the plane was registered out of boston and autopsies are scheduled for later today. >> we are hearing from a woman that saved her friend's life in a movie theater shooting in louisiana. john houser killed two people and injured nine others, teacher jenna mote took a bullet to the leg as she dove on her colleague, she recounted how she made it out alive. >> i thought he would shoot me in the back as i crawled on the ground. i could walk -- and running towards -- >> martin was also shot in the leg but she was able to pull the fire alarm, warning other movie goers to evacuate. police credit the woman to saving livs that night. >>> police hope that lab tests will help in the mile long sheen of oil 1,000 miles from the sand, and people are told to avoid tar balls. >>> a shipping company will pay more than $15 million for a spill that gravely damaged hawaii's eco system two y

. >> we ntsb is trying to figure out what caused a gra lactic spaceship to break apart over the mojave desert during a test fly 10 months ago seriously injuring the pilot and killing the copilot. one theory is the copilot released equipment meant to slow the descent of the spacecraft too early. >>> the spacesuit is saved using kickstarter the smithsonian raised enough money to preserve the suit worn by neil armstrong during the walk in 1969. the museum met its goal raising a half million dollars and now it hopes to raise more to help save the suit alan shepherd wore the first american in space. >>> solo traveling can get lonely. so a new app being dubbed by users as the tender of the skies is trying to change it. it allows flyers to chat via private messages or in a group. you can find and track one another via flight numbers. mile high's creator says the app is intended to be more about business and networking instead of dating. >>> well, it was worth the wait a new dr. seuss book is being heralded as great! >> a pup and a kitten, they looked like good fun, now which would we pick, we

i want to bring in former ntsb inspector general. mary, we have a component part now.ials believe a component part on the piece of debris absolutely does core respond to a boeing 777. >> it is. sadly, i have worked where the first thing you find is a piece that washes up. the significance of the part number, it's almost imposz zable to overstate it. it's part of the regulatory steam. the way we regulate what goes on with aircraft is the parts numbers. it's against the law for someone without boeing approval or company approval, this company was a division of triumph. you can't use the part number unless you have approval, its inspected. in fact, it would be criminal. this is highly significant they have the part number and have identified it. there just aren't 777 flaperons on the black market. not on this part. i checked the parts index to see if there is anything for sale out there, there is not. boeing can confidently say it is their part. >> mary, thank you so much. will ripley, thank you so much for coming to us from beijing. the renewed search now for flight mh37

the train and go onto a busway and at this point fire crews are still working and waiting for the ntsb to arrive. they say thaplan to then pass the investigation on to them. at this point everyone is still just waiting for more answers. we'll have more for you later on tonight. >> thank you. tonight we've learned that police -- >>> tonight we've learned that police found dna from someone other than murder suspect daron wint or his alleged victim salve -- savopoulos during their investigation -- savvas savopoulos during their investigation of that triple homicide in northwest. it comes two months after the horrific murders and the lead detective told the judge today he still believes there are other killers involved. >> that judge found probable cause to charge former welder daron wint in the death of his boss and three others. our bruce leshan is live at d.c. superior court with a lot of these new detail we're just finding out. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, derek. no one else charged so far, but today was a within for prosecutors despite four hours of point by point critique by wint's lawy

ntsb investigators are in d.c. downloading the information recovered from two damaged display screens. glenda and hugo combiaso lived in north potomac. they were on a cruise taking the tour. >>> and we will hear from james comey about how far you should go to protect your data. it's a battle between apple and google. comey says encryption can help terrorists hide making it harder to discover attacks. >>> jared fogle's home was raided as part of a child pornography investigation. federal investigators removed several items from fogle's home. fogle's fame is losing 200 pounds eating only subway sandwiches. the head of jared organization was arrested. fogle is not under arrest and no charges have been filed against him. >>> 4:51 your time. we turn right to meteorologist tom kierein. we've been watching the rain slowly creeping our way for the better part of a day now, right? >> isn't that great? we're about nine inches above average for rain fall for just the month of june. that's right there, the canaan valley east o

yesterday, the ntsb requested that amtrak install inward and outward facing cameras on all trains.investigators are still trying to determine exactly what caused that deadly crash in port richmond. the train in the meantime case that derailed had no camera on the engineer. >>> if you ride septa regional rails, get ready. they took some cars out of the agency and they want to update those cars with a safety system congress has mandated be put in place. so many trains will be shortened by one car so that will lead to some crowding on the cars that will remain. the work continues through november. >>> aerial video here showing a four foot long 30-pound alligator. that is just a baby being pulled out of the passaic river yesterday morning. wildlife officials believe it was somebody's pet. >> we saw something moving very slowly. i thought it was a snapping turtle and i went slowly. wait a minute, a snapping turtle had a big tail! >> state wildlife officials and local police and firefighters lost sight of the gator when is dove down and went into the mercury water but when it came up for

she was the former chairman for the ntsb.l talk about distracted driving, workplace safety, and prescription drug overdose. but first, senator warner will be here on wednesday to take your questions about the gig economy. americans are stringing together jobs. we recently sat down with him at "we work." we talked about the geek economy. here is what he had to say about student debt. >> there are proposals that people have made, the challenge is how you pay for that. so there are a couple of smaller ideas that i have looked at that i think make sense. i would love to hear more from bethany about what you are doing. one is that the higher education choice is probably the most important aspect you will buy in your whole life, other than your house. and yet the data you have before you gorgeous cool, your chances of graduation, getting a job you have none of the transparency. we collect all that data, why isn't there a user-friendly website for hundred -- for higher education? some schools don't like it, they don't like how bad t

>> we want to check in now with greg former ntsb investigators.rtance of trying to find the black box, the cockpit voice recorder and this maybe being the first step in doing that. how likely is it that this one fragment could help backchannel where they could find the larger portion of mh-370? >> i think we have to look at it thomas in 50%. it's got to be a 50/50. this part of course has been floating for some finite period of time. they're going to have to really determine how long it has been adrift because that's going to help them reverse engineer to see if in fact the search area that they're in needs to be redefined of they have to define a new area. so i think right now we give it 50/50 and try to find the main body of wreckage. >> what do you think about being able to black box, the voice pit, the cockpit voice recorder. do you think there is potential to retrieve those? >> it all depends on the state of the main body of wreckage. if it's in deep water, if it's in the geography that they've described, its mountainous and hilly down below

yesterday the ntsb asked that amtrak record inward and out ward facing roaredecorders in all trains.they are still trying to figure out what caused that deadly train derailment in may and the train in that case had no camera on the engineer. >>> millions of dollars were potentially lost. >> the new report blames poor oversight at the school district for letting that money slip away. three main problems that showed up in the audit. 230 transpasses could not be accounted for and those missing passes worth $4200. and some schools had negative bank accounts for tift funds. schools wrote off 53rd,000. the school responded by saying it remains committed to transparency accountability and ensuring that its resources are spent wisely in service of teaching and learning. >>> school traffic is one thing you won't have to deal with on the roads out there this morning. >> let's find out what you do have deal with jessica boyington. >> we are watching some mass transit delays so far for the morning but doing okay still. 514 is 10 to 15 minutes late. patco no problems there. route one moving along

. >> the ntsb is trying to determine what caused a space ship to break apart over the desert.t died and the pile was seriously injured in the accident. investigators have been looking into pilot train the rocket design and if mechanical problems played a role. the company is building another spacecraft as it proceeds with the plans for space tourism. >> look at this video a giant depth in the nose of an american airlines 787 plane when it was in the dark, caused by hail. the plane hit a storm 40 minutes after taking off from beijing yesterday morning headed to dallas. the many planned safely after turning away. no one was hurt. >> the f.d.a. has banned the import of certain cilantro from mexico because they can be contaminated with human waste impacting shipments from april through august. restaurants are not affected by the ban because their cilantro comes from california. >> the nfl will dish out new rules in the wake of deflate-gate and before the first preson game. officials appointed by referees are required to inspect the balls two hours before kickoff. pressure will ice

the ntsb said video taken appears to so he the co-pilot prematurely unlocking the movable tail.co-pilot who grew up in scott's valley died in the crash. the pilot was seriously hurt but survived. virgin glak tick is building and testing a new version in hopes of one day taking tourists to the edge of space. >> caltrans is reportedly on the hook for part of a six is-figure fine interest a construction accident last winter. it happened on january on highway 101 bypass project in which willij[ç let's. three working were injured after a 150 foot section gave way. according to the press democrat cal on or about is that said caltrans and two contractors committed serious worker safety violations. all are being ordered to pay a $165,000 fine. >> if you like to work out and own a nike fuel band, if so you are in for a refund. it's part of a class action settlement both nike and fuel band agreed to, they will either give owners a $15 check or $25 gift card. the lawsuit against both nike and apple allege they made false claims about the trackers ability to track steps, calories and nike n

the ntsb is investigating. >>> a long-time leader in the mormon church has died. was an elder say it'sman of the church of latter-day saints and gave some of the boldest speeches in the church's history. he died of natural cause at the age of 90. >>> did you go to nautilus for middle school?er >> oh my goodness. oh my goodness. >> i'm sorry to see you, sir. i always wondered what happened to you, sir. >> what an emotional moment in a miami courtroom. the judge recognized the suspect as her former middle school classmate and friend. she explained to the court they used to football together back in emotional school. the suspect was an emotional wreck. he bowed his head and cried. he was charged with grand theft, burglary and resisting arrest. at the end of the hearing, the judge told her old friend she hoped he could lead a lawful life in the future. >>> donald trump sounding off after an undocumented worker is accused of killing a woman in san francisco. what he is saying about this murder, and why he is calling out his presidential rivals. >>> find out why passeng