hear when there's a plane crash, ntsb will investigate. it's going to take a long time. will this take a year to figure out what happened? >> they're promising a preliminary report in 7 to 10 day, but it will take a year for the final report. the details, we'll know in 7 to 10 days. >> mark, thanks. >>> new tonight, we have killed a deputy in a wrong-way crash was very drunk. the medical examiner's office found that mac beth had an alcohol level of point 27 at the time of the crash on the selmon express way on march 12th. mac beth and kotfila died in the crash. >>> check out cash camera that was driven by -- of river view. it's heading south in the northbound lane near fowler avenue. the deputy had to act quickly. she got -- >> she seemed more concerned about asking the officers why they weren't out arresting murderers and drug dealers than the consequences to her actions. >> asia faces charges for driving under the influence as well as going the wrong way. the state is way driving mishaps and news channel 8 anders is working on that. he'l

you video we shot a short time ago at the inspectors looking at those s so-called jumper cables or ntsb called them pig tail cables the assembly for the third rail. that's what they're concerned about after monday track fire and smoke incidenta at mcpherson square. we have video for you there. it was early sim mr. speaker to what happened on the la fonte plaza station that caused death of carol glover and it alarmed everybody. ntsb after the accident at la fonte plaza said metro had a system wide problem with some cable connectors and assemblies leading to electrical arching and smoke incidents an why they took unprecedented move to shut down the entire system so that this the would not happen again. yesterday metro gm wall wheatfeld announced this and said he was making safety his utmost concern and had full support of metro board. >> safety is our highest priority i mean it. and that's sometimes meaning making tough unpopular decisions and this is one of those for sure. i fully recognize the hardship this causes to the region and community. i believe the most prudent thing is to close

the ntsb is investigating the crash... and they haven't said yet what caused it. going public seems to be back on the table for frontier airlines. the airlines private-equity firm hired underwriters for an initial public offering. reep the benefits from going public. the last major i-p-o business in 20-14 and reported a boost of profits last year. you might be able to watch thursday night football on facebook. the social media site wants to expand its live streaming service to include the games. right now, the company is one of several in a bidding war for the nfl's online streaming package. and the service doesn't come cheap. last year, yahoo paid 200-million to stream a bills- jaguars game.

the ntsb in the wake of the ntsb accident called for inspection of the connectors.alf of them have been repaired so it seems strange and we are asking if they have been looked at, is there a new problem? the general manager says it is a continuing investigation. we are

the faa and ntsb career k can cleared the site late this afternoon. you can see the wreckage there. there are 2 orange markers marking where the remains of the plane e are and other other orange cones that show the pieces of the plane. they are showing the plane engulfed in flames. the twin engine cesna 340 crashed around 11:30 this morning. both the pilot and passenger died. plane was heading to pensacola when it crashed. tampa fire said they were investigating the possibility of a second plane involved in this crash. the faa says they are investigating the crash of this one plane. a tampa fire rescue boat was on scene first to help put out the fire until other firefighters arrived. >> i hate to see anybody that enjoys doing this, that has an accident, and somebody dies. you hate to see that. just sad. >> reporter: the ntsb will release a preliminary report in about 10 days, figuring out exactly what caused this plane to crash today could take months. the identities of both the bite and the -- of both the pilot released. >>> a fight turned deadly at a clearweert water bar overnight

. >> more than 30 passengers were injured as the ntsb opened an investigation in search of clues as to what exactly caused that derailment. >> passengers say the first sign that something wasn't rig was a loud cracking noise after midnight. nobody on board expected what came next. >> the next thing i know, the >> sevenars derailed west of dodge city. >> everywhere had flew everywhere. >> more than 20 people went to the hospital, two people with critical injuries. >> i heard people crying for help. looking for help. >> i had no idea what was going of didn't know what happened. i'm still kind of clueless as t how it all happened. >> that's what amtrak, railway and ntsb crews will try to find out monday afternoon. as they look for the cause, passengers look for a wayhome. >> everybody is at the point where we all want to get home. >> the investigators are pinpointing the contion of the tracks as a possible cause of train derailment. >> cameras captured a funnel cloud outside of dayton, ohio. the national weather serve warned of isolated tornados as stormsmsoved through the area. there's n

knight it reopened a few hours ago more than a day after two people die today ntsb investigators began looking into what went wrong. >> flowers decorate part of the security fence closest to that wreckage in memory of two lives lost. all of this, the remains of a crash now under investigation. >> the way we do this is in several phases. we're basically looking at the man, machine and >> they will document every inch of the charred remains as seen from eagle 8 hd. it is a detailed process documenting the fact, conditions and circumstances of how the crash happened. >> approximately 2 to 3 months after that the ntsb will then publish an analysis and probable cause. generally we're going to talk about a year for the whole process. >> what we still do not know is if a second plane was involved as reported by witnesses. >> there's evidence that there are two airplanes taking off at approximately the same time. however, whether the accident occurred coincidental i don't know yet. >> investigators have not victims. that wreckage will be moved to a storage facility in jacksonville. >>> a dange

. >> reporter: the ntsb confirmed the planane wawas a cessna 340. an aircraft capable of hoholding a pilot and five passengers. it happened shortly after 11:30 at peter o. . knight airport. one of the general aviation airports meaning the pilots don't necessarily communicate with a tower, but they communicate with each other on a common frequency. aviation airports. we do control the airports but whwhen there is a plane crash, faa investigates. >> reporter: investigators spent several hours at the scene taking pictures and trying to figure out what caused this aircraft to go down. the ntsb and faa are currently investigating though most of the investigators have left the scene for the evening. authorities have yet to release the names of those who died. >> chip osowski live for us on davis island. thank you. >>> thousands of law enforcement officers today gathered at saint timothies to bid farewell to john robert kotfila jr. who died in a crash. mark douglas has more. >> reporter: as you know, these rituals, these police funeral so. deputy died, but

the faa and ntsb are investigating the cause of the crash, though investigators have cleared the scene for the evening. authorities have yet to release the names of those who were killed in the crash. >> chip osowski, live on davis island. very sad. thank you chip. >>> the hulk hogan sex tape trial is in the hands of the jury. they are being asked toto decide if showing the videdeo on a wewebsite was an invasion of figure. jeff patterson has been covering this for us from the very beginning. >> it becomes what they have described as a defining story. >> reporter: in closing arguments, the attorney for terry bollea told the jury they only published the sex tape >> he said we don't have privacy rights. >> reporter: hogan's team is trying to draw the distinction between terry bollea the man and hulk hogan the character. >> you know hulk hogan. he is on stage. part of the act. but, he wears it because he is self-conscious about the size of his head. >> reporter: the video shows him in a very private moment. >> this has never been about anything more than ththe fact that gawker took a secre

the ntsb -- started that fire. >>> the ntsb says a plane crashed into a building at the airport nearly a year and a half ago. 9 seconds after taking off, the pilot reported losing the left engine. right before impact, he said "we're going in. we're dead." the crash killed the pilot and three people in the building. investigators discovered the pilot was on medications that might have impaired mental for physical abilities. >>> so shame, shame, shame. i listened to russ. you guys said all of the things you did and riding with the rooftop down. i just went grocery shopping. >> we all have errands. >> today will be just as nice. we'll notice more clouds. right now, we're at 41 degrees we're looking at over north raleigh. it is a quiet start to our tuesday morning. we were talking about today not being as mild. 42 right now in durham. clinton, you are the mild spot. fayestville checking in at 46 degrees this morning. here is a look at your forecast for today. plenty of sunshine out there at 8:00 a.m. 63 at noon. it is going to be on the breezy side. i'm thinking wind gusts, say, 20 to 30 m

after last year's deadly smoke incident at l'enfant plaza, the ntsb recommended this type of inspection, sing the transit authority should, "probably de connectors are properly constructed and installed." that recommendation was made june 8 last year. alison: the shutdown means thousands will have to change their morning routine. still be running, but expect massive crowds, people scrambling to figure out rides before offices open tomorrow. aching matters worse, metro say there may be similar disruptions like this in the future. jay korff has how regular riders plan to adjust. those commuters are frankly scratching their heads, trying to figure out, ok, do i carpool, rideshare, take the bus, ride my bike, what do i do? they know that tomorrow metrorail will not be there for them. >> it's going to be congested everywhere, struggling to get to work. jay >> to get to work, like i do. when passing through one of the busiest stations, franconia-springfield. time will be a valuable commodity wednesday when the real service comes to a screeching halt because of emergency safety inspections. >>

. >> more than 30 passengers were injured as the ntsb opened an investigation in search of clues as to what exactly caused that derailment. >> passengers say the first sign that something wasn't right was a loud cracking noise after midnight. nobodydy on board expected what came next. >> the next thing i know, the train lifts off the track. >> seven cars derailed west of dodge city. >> everywhere i had flew everywhere. >> more than 20 people went to the hospital, two people with >> i heard people crying for help. looking for help. >> i had no idea what was going of didn't know what happened. i'm still kind of clueless as to how it all happened. >> that's what amtrak, railway and ntsb crews will try to find out monday afternoon. as they look for the cause, passengers look for a way home. >> everybody is at the point where we all want to get home. >> the investigators are pinpointing the condition of the tracks as a possible cause of train derailment. >> cameras captured a funnel cloud outside of dayton, ohio. the national weather service warned of isolated tornados as storms moved throu

tonight, teams from the ntsb and the faa are joining the investigation. and abc's jennifer eccleston has the details of this fateful flight and the big question, what went wrong? >> reporter: security cameras capturing that flash of light against the night sky -- the boeing 737 plunging to the ground. seconds later the fireball. the plane erupting into flames. daybreak giving investigators their first look at the crash site. 55 passengers and 7 crew lost. the flydubai facing near-hurricane-force winds before landing. for two hours the pilot circled the area in a holding pattern, then tried again. radar capturing the sudden drop -- 3,000 feet in 15 seconds. >> given that we see it was night, it was bad weather, low fuel, the pilot was under pressure to get the airplane on the ground, everything suggests at this point that it was human error. >> reporter: investigators say there is no evidence of a terror plot like the one that brought down a russian plane last fall over egypt. still, the families of the victims overcome with grief and looking for answers.

so those are things that the ntsb and other investigators know and of course the ntsb is there because it's a boeing aircraft. >> okay. so that explains that, the boeing connection. so then what kind of information might investigators be able to extrapolate from those black boxes in the short term? >> in the short term, well, actually even in the long-term, i think they will have the answer quickly. first and foremost they'll be looking to see if there was any fire on that plane as that video suggests. and again, i think not, but they will be able to check the air speed and of course what the pilots were saying in the cockpit on the voice recorder will really give an indication and if at the very end they thought they had the runway in sight because it does have lighting, category 1 and category 2 lighting depending on what the approach route was and they may have said let's just take it from here hand flying it and a lot of mistakes are made that way. pilots think they have it lined up and of course the weather could have dealt them a blow at the very last minute. so i think they'll h

>> if you recall the ntsb recommendations, we had to replace all of the sleeves, the boots.e're about 50% there, that was a program we laid out. you know some of these things we've committed to to do. but this is a situation you know, it happened once, okay, what happened, right? but it's happened twice in a year. so i can't -- i can't wait for the third time. >> the [ inaudible ] >> yes. >> so the boots at the gap jumper cable -- [ inaudible ] were those -- was that problem rectified? >> we're looking into all that. this is an active investigation, about 30 hours. that's its own, that's taken its own course. right now, there's people trying to solve that. i'm just trying to deal with what i know and what i fear. [ inaudible ] >> it's cable -- it's cable and boots. were impacted. >> is this a different issue than what caused the, about 50% of -- different issue that's caused the fire and water infiltrati infiltrio but with that uncertainty that's why we're doing the inspection. >> who is actually doing the inspection. and are they the same people who did the inspections on t

the ntsb is investigating the crash... and they haven't said yet what caused it. going public seems to be back on the table for frontier airlines. the airlines private-equity firm hired underwriters for an initial public offering. reep the benefits from going public. the last major i-p-o business in 20-14 and reported a boost of profits last year. you might be able to watch thursday night football on facebook. the social media site wants to expand its live streaming service to include the games. right now, the company is one of several in a bidding war for the nfl's online streaming package. and the service doesn't come cheap. last year, yahoo paid 200-million to stream a bills- jaguars game. peyton manning's retirement speech is one that will be quoted for years to come. and there's another well- known line... from commercial that inspired manning's retirement lunch. the broncos served chicken parm.. so what will manning do now? he hasn't said what his future career plans are... but he did say he'll stay in denver. his twins are in school here - and the family do

we shot this videowith the ntsb on scene yesterday. another plane may be involved. investigators say there is evidence there were two planes taking off at the same time. a report could come this week. >>> in russia, teams from the ntsb and the faa are heading to the site of yesterday's plane crash in south of moscow, all 62 people were killed. the dubai flight from russia faced near hurricane force winds. pilots circled the area and tried to land twice. radar shows the plane suddenly dropped 3000 feet in 15 seconds. >> it was night and bad weather and low fuel and the pilot was under pressure to get the human error. >> russian authorities did recover the black box. investigators are looking at whether pilot error and mechanical failure as causes. >>> suicide bombing. the white house says two americans are among the four people killed in a suicide bombing at a popular shopping area in istanbul. this happened yesterday in an israeli diplomat said both held dual citizenship. one of the americans is a 60- year-old mother of four. 36 others remain in the hospital. no ter

ntsb officials confirmed a second plane might have been involved. >> there is evidence two airplanes taking off approximately at the same time. however whether the accident occurred coincidental or as a cause of, i don't know yet. that's one of the reasons why >> investigators say they're surveying the wreckage and taking measurements, hopefully it will give them tos clues as to why the be cessna be plane dropped from the sky. he said he was okay but remembered his friends, good lord have mercy, rest in peace, lou and kevin. back live, ntsb says in ten days they should are a preliminary report with some information about the cause of the crash. haley. >> hopefully that will bring these families some answer he. thanks evan. >> it's been a rainy start to the weekend, but we're in for cooler weather. mike bennett in with the forecast. mike. >> that cooler weather not too far off, showers, storms, cloud cover, all of that, starting to fill back in. let me step out of the way. as we head through the rest of the evening and into the overnight hours. a couple much of rumbles of thunder can'

we did hear from the ntsb. they are gathering information on this derailment and will have information later in the morning. it's not clear whether or not that federal agency will be stepping in to investigate. reporting live here in niles canyon, bob redell "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. >>> let's turn to "today in the bay" stephanie chuang at eden medical center where several passengers are recovering this morning. any update on their conditions. >> good morning, laura and sam. five injuries and four more hurt that went to trauma centers. reportedly at least one of the passengers arrived last night. now, take a look at what it was like. the scary experience for the 214 passengers. this is cell phone video from one of those passengers showing just how chaotic it got. there was the pouring rain adding to the injuries and all the confusion everyone trying to safely get out with the help of firefighters pulling people off the train. but mudslides making it more difficult to rescue the trapped pa

the ntsb was on the scene combing through the wreckage they are looking at the possibility that another plane was also involved in the crash. >> there is evidence that there are two airplanes taking off approximately at the same time. >> investigators are not releasing the names of the victims. we know that the pilot is from the bay area. it should take them 10 days to finish the preliminary report on the plane crash. the scene of a deadly plane crash in russia. investigators believe that bad weather may have played a role in the crash. the plane could not land because of high winds, it appears that the pilot circled several times before the crash. >>> a break in in pasco county, look at this home. detectives said a man broke in through a kitchen window. he started to fight with someone inside of the house. the violence continued after deputies got there to treat the man who as bleeding. detectives said the man would not calm down and even threw a deputies then tased him. >> there was a man standing there trying to reach into her cat door. he was banging onon her door trying to get in.

. >> ntsb looking into whether another train crash mainly caused by damage trackshe amtrak passenger train derailment are toxic to cancer last night more than 30 were injured most were treated, two are in critical condition but trying to determine if a car crashwo hours earlier which was never reported they have damaged the tracks before the train came through . passengers on board a plane at miami airport got a scare just 's emergency chute deployed , nobody was injured, they grabbed the fly and rebooked although the two attend passengers. >> heavy rain and flash flooding causing problems, this was in missouri as they, rescued a driver and a parking lot, heavy rain washed out several streets and several areas are still flooded tonight. most of us have between 65 and 70 today .o they a high of 70 hopkins . it was way above normal and looking very heavy downpours into extremeso patco accounting . . this is villa angela and 772 barberton, a new philadelphia, and over two or 50 lightning strikes this represents the most recent lightning strikes this is a irritable pressure, the rainfall

deborah hersman, former chair of the ntsb. >> it estimated that 10,000 lives a year could be saved if all cars were equipped with four technologies. headlights, improved headlights, adaptive headlights are one of the four technologies. so this isn't a throwaway item. this is actually something that should be a must have on all cars. >> bmw says it is disappointed with the results. but, we remain confident that we offer our customers very effective headlight systems at variety of price points. scott, iiha says it intends to expand its headlight ranks to more classes of vehicle. >> kris van cleave, thank you very much. >>> the nation's smallest state has a new nickname. that's next. >>> tonight a band of powerful storms stretching from north texas to the great lakes. earlier today, torrential train flooded little rock, arkansas, parts of kansas got pelted with hail, and in the town of el dorado, they say the hail was as big as golf balls. there were some fireworks on jupiter caught on video. something hit the giant planet about 2 weeks ago. it caused a bright flash of light. scientists

ntsb investigators are looking into what went wrong. they will document every inch of the charred remains as seen from eagle 8 right there. they said documenting the facts and circumstances is a very detailed process. >> approximately 2 to 3 months analysis and probable cause. generally we'll talk about a year for the whole process. >> this morning it's still not clear if a second plane was involved as reported by witnesses. >>> happening today, tampa's air fest 2016 continues. ryan hughes got a sneak peak of this exciting annual event and shows us what you can expect. today is the last day for fest 2016. so if you didn't catch the sights and the sounds here yesterday now is the time. >> it is sure to be an action-packed weekend at macdill air force base. spectators can take in all the sights and intense sounds. from military cargo planes to these vintages there's something for everyone. >> the flying is good. we all enjoy the fly ing ing. working with the public, working with the crowds, bringing the kids to the airplane, we get a kick

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. >> reporter: the ntsb will release a preliminary report in the next 3 to 10 days. but figuring out what exactly caused this plane to gown will told. the identity of the pilot and passenger were not released. tpkd is waiting to notify the next of kin. >>> the fate of hulk hogan's and gawker's sex i tape trial is up to a jury. it's been 5 hours since the jury started deliberating. courthouse. any decision yet? >> reporter: there isn't. they've been deliberating since 1:00 this afternoon after a long 2 weeks of testimony. during closing argument, each side had 90 minutes to explain their case. hogan's attorneys arguing that hulk hogan never wanted anything to do with this sex tape me didn't know it was made and definitely didn't want it posted. but gawker's attorney said they're standing by their defense that they have since their first amendment right because of how much hulk hogan spoke publicly about his sex newsworthy. >> what's disturbing about gawker subject isn't what they do in a vacuum. it's ow howe prad proud they are of it. it can't be the law of our land t

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the ntsb in the wake of the ntsb accident called for inspection of the connectors. half of them have been repaired so it seems strange and we are asking if they have been looked at, is there a new problem? the general manager says it is a continuing investigation. we are is going on here. they know this will cause major issues. the board chairman jack evans talked about how he felt the entire metro area would be affected. impact the metro region. he said the safety is paramount in the situation. we know they talked to the o.p.m. about making adjustments. but we don't know what they are. we know they have had some communications with the public school system in d.c. we don't know exactly where those talks are now. wiedefeld indicated there might be a transportation system that could be put in place. some buses for both regular passengers and perhaps for school children. we will have to see. reporting live, richard reeve, abc7 news. leon: thank you. you hit it on the head. this is going to affect the entire region. because of that as you might of commuters' draws to j

. >> reporter: the ntsb is digging through every inch of the cessna 340 in hopes of determining a cause. >> looking at them and, machine and environment. >> reporter: they are talking to witnesses. >> i just heard a bang. i did not see anything. >> was allowed? >> if you were to land, that's the bang i heard. >> reporter: some residents even reported another plane taking off after hearing the bang. investigators confirmed another plane was in the area but they are not sure if the plane is involved. >> there is evidence there were two airplanes taking off at approximately the same time. >> reporter: the pilot and passenger were heading for pensacola. investigators say the pilot is documenting the scene, to take the plane to jacksonville. report should be done in about 10 days. jake peterson, abc action news. >>> a dramatic home invasion overnight ends with a suspected dead. they say torrey robinson died after being teased and arrested. this photo is from an arrest in november for battery. detectives say robinson broke into a new port richey home through a kitchen window. even though he s

fta and ntsb are investigating the cause, which is routine. >> a gentleman a couple of doors down was walking out. we were on the phone. i said you got 911. i put mine away. we got up there. i could see the guy laying out and i went up to him first then when i got close, he was gone. >> we have a crew on the scene. we will have much more on the cause of this crash including more information about those involved on eyewitness news tonight at 6:00. >>> traffic is slowly starting to move again on i-4 at maitland boulevard after a highway for several hours. investigators left the scene within the last hour. our newsroom. eyewitnesses spotted a drive speeding down the eastbound side early this morning. maitland police said the driver lost control and slammed in the pole where the sign for maitland boulevard is located. flames. the driver died on the scene. name. >>> marina jurica is in severe weather center. it didn't take long to heat up >> we are still seeing a little haze in volusia county. ago. we have a lot of clouds rolling in and that is what we will saturday. but upper 70s, low 80s

. >>> ntsb has been notified of nonfatal derailment. >>> republicans will vote in idaho and hawaii. a look at how the race for the white house is shaping up. >> reporter: voters are already hitting to the bruce in michigan. the big prize for democrats and republicans. >> the numbers i got for michigan our tremendous numbers. >> donald trump leaves the polls in the great lakes city but even his advisers admit it is been a bad week for the businessman as his opponents continue their attacks against him. >> so far every person that has attacked me has gone down. is that true? >> one person is governor john kasich. the ohio governor has campaigned extensively in the state and says he is going to do better than expected. >> we will get momentum out of michigan and win ohio. then campaigning all across the country. switch sides. >> you don't want to see donald trump is our nominee. i ask you to join us. we welcome you to our team. >> clinton has a big lead over sanders in mississippi in michigan. the two states holding democratic primaries today. >> the sooner i could become your nominee

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. >> the ntsb has been notified of the accident. typically they don't send teams to nonfatal derailments. remembrances were held today in china and in may laysia. mover on. a roughly three foot long piece of metal was found. it is being analyzed to see if indeed it came from the plane that went down. the focus is on a 46,000 square mile area in the indian ocean. jet blue looking for a few good >> a digital book settlement. communities devastated. the jobs moved overseas. only one candidate for president has consistently fought trade deals that ship ohio jobs overseas. bernie sanders. sanders opposed the disastrous nafta trade deal. opposed special trade status with china. now he's opposing the trans-pacific trade deal. while others waffle, bernie is fighting hundreds of thousands of new job losses. for jobs. for us. bernie. sanders: i'm bernie sanders >> apple has to pay $450 million to settle a case over e-book price fixing. most of that money will go back to customers. found guilty of conspiring with customers to inflate prices of the yesterday they declined to hear apple's appeal. can

. >> the ntsb and the federal railway administration is investigating. >>> new at noon, flags flying in half staff in memory of a slain officer. jacai was slayed. police wounded the gunman who is expected to survive and they arrested two of his brothers. >>> a criminal investigation at kellog. a video went viral showing urinating on the assembly line. the video is too -- of course, it's past the expiration date. they're trying to identify the person in the video. >>> let's say -- >> great weather. >> there you go. we're going to go with dry for now. as you can see, we don't have any rain. i didn't mean that. here's a live outside. gray skies over the golden gate bridge. we have pretty impressive rainfall totals. richmond, over 7 inches for a three day totals and 6 for -- san francisco over 2 inches. oakland nearly 2 inches and three quarters of an inch for san jose. impressive rainfall totals over the last few days. temperatures are mild. we're in the 50s area wide. 58 concord. 58 livermore. 59 in san jose where skies are clearly gray. high surf advisory remains in effect until 3:00

. >> reporter: the faa an the ntsb are investigating the cause of the crash, trying to figure out what went wrong. >> >> in the next couple of hours, rain will start to move into central florida, meteorologist marina jurica is in severe >> >> far northern tip, marion county, the only folks seeing the rain, just about to move in, showers -- that will start to move in in the next 16 minutes, north on i75 around action. we are in the low 80s across the bulk of our area and we 80s, i'm tracking the 50% chance of rain for you coming up in the next five minutes, >> >> a family is mourning the death of their brother and uncle, deputies say he was shot and killed by his girlfriend. >> investigators say shamita williams shot and killed shawn ware outside of his home in apopka. detectives have not arrested williams. she is cooperating and even shooting. >> the victim's sister said relationship. >> deputies will not say why williams has not been arrested self-defense. >> >> an accidental shooting. saturday afternoon at the forest 88 gun range on a man was loaded an antique shotgun when it fired h

the ntsb investigate whering it took off from and where it was headed. here' >> reporter: police say the plane will still be out here until they finish investigating. it' s a bit dark but the plane field. one neighbor says he heard the plane coming down just before it crashed near his house. >> sitting out front here and it sounds like a car coming by. >> 2 people died just north of south lake hospital in clermont. when he heard the single engine plane come down near his house, he rushed over to help. >> i can see the guy laying out and i went up to him first and when i got closer i said he was gone. and so then i looked around and saw fuel dripping but there was no fire or flame or anything. >> reporter: investigators say they' re still working to find out where the plane took off from and where it was going. seeing how there are several wells tells us he had no idea there were two people inside. >> i got a little emotional when i realized there were 2 and they were gone. >> the ntsb has taken over the investigation. >> fortunately there were no homes o

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. >> the ntsb was notified of the accident but typically they do not send teams to non-fatal derailments. >>> you can see these crooks tie a pickup truck to the front doors of the store to get inside. with united states that doesn't work, surveillance video shows them smash through the front doors. they pull the atm on to the bed of the truck and take off. detectives believe they knew the layout of the store and were fully prepared to pull the machine from the bolts drilled into the floor. >>> take a look at this, a wild scene in illinois. police pull over a woman with a tree sticking out of her car. you can see that the tree was upright in the grill. the driver told police that she didn't remember striking the tree. she has been charged with drunk driving. >> that is the craziest thing that i have ever seen. >> unbelievable. >> maybe the wind. maybe the wind carried the tree to her car. >> that is crazy. >> that is really incredible. that has to be one of the -- >> good thing no one was hurt. >> thank goodness. >>> let's talk more about the winds. >> quite windy out there. >> yeah. mayb

. >> what ntsb crews say is is the focus of their investigation. >> we continue to follow breaking news along i-4 in orange county where a deadly crash has part of the highway shut down. we'll have the latest update on mmm... i can't believe it has 40% fewer calories than butter. i can't believe it's made with real, simple ingredients. i can't believe... we're on a whale. [whale] i can't believe they talked me into this. i can't believe my role isn't bigger. real, simple ingredients. unbelievable taste. oh it's real! . >>. >> we are following breaking news on the roads. two people are dead after this crash shut down i-4 in the westbound lanes near the sand lake road exit. troopers tell us one of the drivers was going the wrong way on the highway and caused the crash. we know both drivers involved were killed and amy will be back in minutes with another update on the crash and how to get around that traffic blockage right there. >> this morning, investigators with the national transportation safety board say the condition of the track will be at the center of their investigation into an