that's what the ntsb is checking to find out what happened. my colleague will have more for the 10:00 news. >> do we know anything about the people on board? one person was killed, three injured. do we know anything about the conditions of those injured? >> reporter: we know nothing about the conditions of those that are injured but that's because i've been here at the scene. my colleague has been checking into that. so later on in a later newscast, we'll have whatever information that's available. >> talking to those people who heard the crash but didn't see it, did they say anything about hearing any engine noise prior to the crash? because as you suggested, a possibility of running out of fuel, that means the engine would have quit and been silent before the crash. >> reporter: i don't think we've talked to enough people. what they remember is hearing a crash, and that would be a very loud noise. something that heavy, by most standards is light, but it's a lot of weight hitting the ground at one tile. that's one of the things the ntsb along

ntsb released a preliminary report on the the ntsb says the workers had just finished inspecting a rail car and were walking back to the front of the train. the train tracks narrow and that's when they were hit. ntsb says because of the way the tracks are set up, the workers had no way to escape. >>> this morning, disappointed leaders in prince george's county urge the trump administration to reconsider plans to move the fbi headquarters, or plans not to move the headquarters. the gsa says it doesn't have enough money to move the agency out of the deteriorating building. this news hit prince george's county county hard because the government was considering two potential spots in that county, landover mall and spot near the metro station. people that live there say it was more than just a building. >> thought we were turning the corner, still think we are. it is >> you expect something, and it doesn't happen, that's disappointing. >> fairfax county was competing for the new building. d.c. council member jack evans says he is happy about the decision, saying it would be cheaper to build

>> reporter: the ntsb identified more than 100,000 deaths due to speeding between 2005 and 2014. that's nearly as many killed in alcohol-involved crashes. >> every-mile-an-hour that you increase by, you increase your likelihood of a crash. >> reporter: robert is the acting ntsb chairman. >> this study shows that we can improve the way that we set speed limits and enforce speed limits. >> reporter: the safety board is calling for expanding the use of speed cameras. only 14 states and washington, dc currently use them. and only rarely on freeways where drivers go the fastest. another recommendation encourages installing points- to-point enforcement used in australia and the uk where a driver can be ticketed for getting from point a to point b faster than the time it would take by following the speed limit. traffic deaths have surged an estimated 14% over the last two years to around 40,000 people killed. the ntsb says an unintended consequence of states raising the speed limit has been additional deaths. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >>> let's take a look at the big board.

now ntsb is calling for use of speed cameras increase safety.s chris van cleve explains in the all states are on board. >> we are up to, 60 miles an hour now, she's going 11 over. >> reporter: fairfax county police captain michael brennan has spent 24 years on patrol, speeders are a daily part of life. >> any reason you wering ago this fast. >> reporter: what is biggest challenge in trying to stop speeders. >> is there so many of them. it is matter of where do i go. >> reporter: ntsb identified hundred thousand deaths due to speeding between 2005 and 14 and that is nearly as many killed in alcohol involved crashes. >> every mile an hour you increase by you are increasing your likelihood of a crash. >> reporter: robert stonewall is acting ntsb chairman. >> this study showed if we can , improve way we set speed limits and enforce speed limits. >> reporter: safety board is calling for expanding use of speed cameras, and only 14 states in washington d.c. currently use them and only rarely on freeways where drivers go the fastest. another recommendat

that's according to ntsb's report into the incident. they say flight 759 flew united holding on the taxiway at 100 feet. abc7 news has learned ntsb investigators have arrived in the bay area this weekend as part of their review. >>> we're learning from hollywood that oscar award winning actor martin landau has died. many people remember him as one of the stars on tv's "mission impossible." he won the academy award for best suspecting actor following "ed wood." the 89-year-old suffered from a short illness. >>> it's a san francisco tradition 30 years strong. we'll take you to the aids walk where a simple stroll can help raise millions. >>> also, raise awareness for a devastating disease. >>> and how could an offer of free >>> thousands of people walked through golden gate park in san francisco to raise money for people with aids and hiv. abc7 has been a proud sponsor of the event since it's inception 30 years ago. it raises millions of dollars for local nonprofits. >> yeah! >> reporter: thousands pounding the pavement at golden gate park

that's according to ntsb's report into the incident. they say flight 759 flew united holding on the taxiway at 100 feet. abc7 news has learned ntsb investigators have arrived in the bay area this weekend as part of their review. >>> we're learning from hollywood that oscar award winning actor martin landau has died. many people remember him as one of the stars on tv's "mission impossible." he won the academy award for best suspecting actor following "ed wood." the 89-year-old suffered from a short illness. >>> it's a san francisco tradition 30 years strong. we'll take you to the aids walk where a simple stroll can help raise millions. >>> also, raise awareness for a devastating disease. >>> and how could an offer of ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. >>> thousands of people walked through

we've learned the ntsb is now investigating the crash. christin ayers, kpix5. >>> meanwhile canadian aviation officials say an air canada jet that almost landed on four other planes at sfo was just 100 feet from an accident. the plane was just 100 feet from landing on top of two fully loaded jets waiting to take off. it gained altitude over the third and fourth plane during an aggressive climb. the canadian report goes on to say the air traffic controller handling the approach was busy with other flights when it happened. one of the taxiing planes actually alerted the controller to what was going on, but it was after the air canada flight was a 1/4 mile over the taxiway. passengers were not told about the near miss. the faa and ntsb are looking into it. >>> tonight some renters are calling their living conditions unlivable. wait till you see what maria medina found when tenants invited her inside. >> there's one sitting right there. >> reporter: the cockroaches came from everywhere despite the numerous cans of raid and roach traps. every

information just released by the ntsb show the pilots following procedures struggle to activate fireight attendants start evacuating on their own, watch these new pictures as some of the first passengers down the slide are blown around by the engine's thrust. one thrown to the ground of the o'hare runway, then as the rear slide is deployed, it's blown about by the engine's exhaust. it was more than a minute and a half about that second engine was shut down. 20 were hurt, but everyone survived the terrifying evacuation which may prompt changes. >> we'll learn something about how to evacuate planes better, we'll learn about emergency procedures on airplanes, there's always good lessons to be learned. >> reporter: american is cooperating with the investigation. and hints recommendations to be coming, saying, any changes ordered will make aviation safer. david kerley, reagan international airport. >>> thanks, david, and when we come back, what ryan reynolds did for a fan to help her get back at her ex-boyfriend. >>> and justin trudeau may be getting competition for the limelight from ins

. >>> the ntsb investigate a deadly house explosion in land cast county.he blast killed a ugi utility worker and hurt two others yesterday afternoon in manor township. they were responding to report of a gas odors on the 200 block of springdale land. officials believed the blast was a natural gas explosion. home own are in made it out safely. ntsb by the way has juries dick over some significant pipeline explosions. >>> check out this video. it brought a local woman to tears. pick up smashed her car and is not the only victim here. sh- >> and they have suffered the atrocities of war but that had not stop some of america's bravest men and women. what they're celebrating this independence day along with >> testing. >> ment. >> testing. >> testing. testing. hit-and-run caught on cam in overbrook part section of the city. it's not the only one. neighbors are fed up this latest crash left the owner in tears and without a car. now police are after the people behind it all. fox 29's brad sattin has more from police headquarters. >> violated. >> violated. >> yes.

ntsb released a preliminary report on the accident yesterday. they say the workers just finished inspecting a rail car, were walking back to the front the train tracks narrow in that spot and two amtrak trains passed workers at nearly the same time going two different directions. ntsb says the workers had no way to escape. >>> this morning, disappointed leaders in prince george's county urge the trump administration to reconsider plans not to move the fbi headquarters. d.c. leaders are trying to take advantage of the news. the federal government announced yesterday it will keep the fbi from its current spot on pennsylvania avenue. gsa says it doesn't have enough money to move out of the deteriorating building there. this news hit prince george's county hard, the government was considering two potential sites in the county, old landover mall and spot near the metro station. people that live there say it was more than just a building. >> turning a corner, still think we are turning a corner. >> you expect something and think something will happen,

the faa, ntsb and air canada are investigating. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> we have breaking news in the east bay right now. chopper 5 is over a big fire that is burning in an industrial section near the oakland airport. you can see that black smoke billowing up right now and flames starting to take off in that area. also, emergency crews in the area flying water where they can. this is actually in san leandro-proper but it's near the airport. this is a two-alarm fire at this point. this is happening near wayne and william street and we are told it's a dump, probably like a transfer station for materials that somehow ignited. it has been warm in the east bay today. don't know what started this one, but that smoke is billowing up and is causing a lot of concern for folks in the bay area. again, this is in san leandro near the oakland airport. a fire at a dump. chopper 5 up live right now. we'll keep an eye on this one and report back. >>> major developments in the russia investigation. moments ago, donald trump, jr. told fox news he, q

ntsb investigation is expected to take months. >>> in other airline news officials say a beijing boundelta airline flight had to return to seattle after a passenger allegedly assaulted a flight attendant. authorities say it happened about 45 minutes after take over from sea tack airport last night. they said man tried to enter the cockpit. officials say man was restrained by other passengers on board. one of the pass evening hours didn't want to be identified describe the scuffle. >> started to go toward the exit door where flight attendant tried to subdue him, where she got, you know, punched, and then another guy came in, tried to help, and he got drilled too. >> reporter: two people were transported to the hospital, the rest of the passengers were rebooked on a flight, last night, too to beijing. fbi says there is no indication that the incident was a threat to national security. >>> a newly uncovered photo could shed new light on the mystery surrounding the disappearance of american aviation pie neat amelia earhardt. >> she's believed to have crash landed in the pacific in 1937, we

the ntsb will join the faa in its investigation of the crash. news. >> goldman comes from a well known family in san francisco. officials say the cirrus sr-22 is registered out of palo alto. >> san francisco planners are giving a green light to a controversial medical marijuana dispensary for former oakland mayor gene kwan and her husband. >> it's been hypercriticized. people are trying to put me at the center of it. basically, i'm here to support my husband. he's a good doctor. he's done pioneering work. we have both fought for equity for a long time. >> more than 100 people showed up t

the ntsb released this video, part of their preliminary report on the fire. as they try and determine what caused the plane's right engine to burst into flames. the report describes chaos on board the plane, as passengers moved to the left side, and pleaded when flight attendant to evacuate the cabin. the ntsb investigation is expected to take several months. >> up next: i'll tell you big names headlining a music festival ahead of the g20 summit. plus this. >> i'm nancy odel, coming up: just your average kid trying to balance school, family, being superhero. and spiderman, homecoming. >> then, meet two police officers, who are getting recognized for their act every kindness to a disable veteran. they mode his front lawn for him. we will be right back. >> just before the start of the g20 summit in hamburg, a group on a mission to ends extreme poverty by 2030. >> spiderman homecoming opens in theatres, entertainment tonight nancy odel with a preview. >> this week, taking on the role of friendly neighborhood spiderman, little help from robert downey junior. in s

. >> reporter: ntsb identified hundred thousand deaths due to speeding between 2005 and 2014 and that is nearly as many killed in alcohol involved crashes. >> every mile and an hour you increase by you increase your likelihood of the crash. >> reporter: robert sum walt is acting ntsb chairman if thud i those if we improve way we set speed limits and enforce speed limits. >> reporter: safety board is calling for expanding the use of speed cameras, only 14 state and washington d.c. currently use them and only rarely on freeways where drivers go the fastest. another recommendation encouraging installing point to point enforcement used in australia and uk where a driver can be ticketed, forgetting from point a to point b faster in the time it will to to follow the speed limit. traffic deaths have surged an estimated 14 percent over the last two years, to around 40,000, people, killed, and the ntsb says that an un intended consequence of states raising speed limit has been additional deaths. chris van cleve, cbs news, washington. >>> matt, it is not your best forecast but you said sun may

and both the faa and ntsb are investigating what happened. last friday at sfo when an air canada pilot came close to landing his air bus 320 on a taxiway where three jets were sitting. kate larsson explains how close we came to a deadly disaster. >> he's on the taxi. >> pilot sounding the alarm friday night when air canada flight 759 came close to the landing where four other jets where were waiting to take off. >> he heard the engine noise. >> this man says his son was on one of those four planes. >> pretty scary. it definitely makes you stop and think. >> it got confused. >> air canada flew directly over us. >> thanks to the united pilot on the ground, the air canada pilot was told to abort the landing. the transportation safety board of canada says the air canada flight flew 29 feet the site of one of the four planes on the taxiway. the board also says the air canada flight flew just 100 feet above those first two planes on the taxiway. >> any number of factors can contribute. could be crew fatigue. it could be proximity, airport lighting.

played a big role in avoiding the accident. >> got to give them a lot of credit. >> reporter: the ntsbharge of the investigation and have not yet pulled the black boxes from the air canada plane. kate larson, "abc7 news." >>> new video shows us a fire we told you about earlier burning in marin county. flames have charred 25 acres and firefighters have stopped the forward progress. no buildings are threatened. >>> happening now, president trump and first lady trump are on their way to paris. the president was invited there to celebrate bastille day. president trump and french president emmanuel macron have different views on many topics but will try to find common ground, including terrorism and defense. >>> a house democrat filed an article of impeachment against the president dad. congressman brad sherman is accusing trump of obstructing justice. concerns about the russian investigation came up during a confirmation hearing this morning. a senate panel questioned his ability to keep the agency independent. >> i got a call from somebody saying the russian government wants to help me ge

the ntsb identified more than 100,000 deaths due to speeding between 2005 and 2014.s nearly as many killed in alcohol-involved crashes. >> every mile an hour that you increase by, you're increasing your likelihood of a crash. >> reporter: robert sumwalt is the acting ntsb chairman. >> this study shows we can improve the way that we set speed limits and enforce speed limits. >> reporter: the safety board is call for expanding the use of speed cameras. only 14 states and washington, d.c., currently use them and rarely on freeways where drivers go the fastest. another recommendation encourages point-to-point enforcement where a driver can be ticketed for getting from point a to point b faster than the time it would take following the speed limit. police use radar or laser-based detectors to spot speeders. they can also follow a car called pacing to confirm it's going too fast. captain grinnan says it's about targeting enforcement to prevent deadly crashes. >> looking at where these accidents occurred and how can we change people's behaviors in terms of speeding. i think

played a big role in avoiding the accident. >> got to give them a lot of credit. >> reporter: the ntsb is in charge of the investigation and have not yet pulled the black boxes from the air canada plane. kate larson, "abc7 news." >>> new video shows us a fire we told you about earlier burning in marin county. flames have charred 25 acres and firefighters have stopped the forward progress. no buildings are threatened. >>> happening now, president trump and first lady melania trump are on their way to paris. the president was invited there to celebrate bastille day. president trump and french president emmanuel macron have different views on many topics but will try to find common ground, including terrorism and defense. >>> a house democrat filed an article of impeachment against the president dad. congressman brad sherman is accusing trump of obstructing justice. concerns about the russian investigation came up during a confirmation hearing this morning. a senate panel questioned his ability to keep the agency independent. >> i got a call from somebody saying the russian government wan

. >> thank you, tracy, the ntsb is in the process of interviewing everyone that was involved in that very close call on the runway at international. investigators interviewed the captain of their air canada flight today. they say that plane, carrying 140 people almost landed on a taxi way instead of the runway last week, coming within 100 feet of plowing into a line of other planes waiting to take off. that's roughly the distance between bases on a baseball field, that's how close. investigators are trying to figure out how the crew can make such a basic and potentially deadly mistake. >> if this accident was not overted, i can't even imagine the extent of the mayhem, in my estimation, perhaps the worst aviation accident in the history. >> the ntsb is reviewing the black box data. the security camera footage will be talking to the co-pilot tomorrow and talking to the air traffic controllers by midweek. >> in news for your health tonight, tracking changes in someone's speech pattern may provide an early sign of mental researchers representing and presenting an alzheimer's conference s

ntsb says they never had a chance to avoid being hit.finished inspecting a rail car n back to the front of the train. the tracks narrowed and that's when they were hit. ntsb preliminary report says because of the way the tracks are set up, the workers had no way to escape. >>> prosecutors are expected to rest their case in the trial of bond, the former fairfax park authority employee accused of murder at a wedding last summer. jurors heard disturbing details from wedding guests and saw cell phone video of the crime. >> i don't give a [bleep]. leave her alone. it is her wedding night. >> bond recorded the video, showed the argument with the wedding caterer who was killed. happened at chantilly park. bond says it was in self defense. the prosecution and john's friends say they don't buy that argument. wedding guests who testified yesterday say bond was collecting chairs at the wedding was rude and had a bad attitude. >>> 6:36. here's the top stories. donald trump jr. defng storm around his meeting with russian lawyers last year. he went on

cheryl: ntsb is researching the cause of fire. lori: amazing job. no injuries.g over u.s. warship sailing too close to an island in the south china sea on sunday. beijing says the uss defense presents dear triton island is a serious political military provocation and retaliation sending over military vessels and fighter jets. according to u.n. rules commit territorial boundaries are set at 12.zero miles from land. it does within this limit. the ad is occupied by china, taiwan and vietnam also the claim. cheryl: as far as markets go, s&p 500 with a solid corporate earnings and expectations for improving an economy. stock market with the wages going up and has never been stronger. the latest war between the president of the media could destruction hit the markets. they concern you about the tweeting? is there an impact with it all? >> earlier on in the presidents administration, individual treats will be moving stocks of companies. no question that it does have an impact. from a business, there's no question he would much rather see the president tweeting about th

the ntsb identified more than 100,000 deaths due to speeding between 2005 and 2014. that's nearly as many killed in alcohol-involved crashes. >> every mile an hour that you increase by, you're increasing your likelihood of a crash. >> reporter: robert sumwalt is the acting ntsb chairman. >> this study showed if we can improve the way that we set speed limits and enforce speed limits. >> reporter: the safety board is calling for expanding the use of speed cameras. only 14 states and washington, d.c. currently use them, and only rarely on freeways, where drivers go the fastest. another recommendation encourages installing point to point enforcement used in australia and the uk where a driver can be ticketed for getting from point a to point b faster than the time it would take by following the speed limit. captain grinnan says it's about targeting enforcement to try to prevent deadly crashes. >> we're looking at where these accidents occurred. how can we change people's behaviors in terms of speeding and driving more safely? i think the biggest way to did that is just

and ntsb team will be here to investigate for the cause once they arrive. like all plane crashes, they are all presumed to be potential crime scenes to keep people, including the media, from disturbing the evidence. we did have the opportunity to speak to a neighborhood who heard the crash, and we'll be able to bring you that sound at approximately 6:00 when we are back. that is the situation now. just short of the runway at sonoma sky park, tom vacar. >> tom, you mentioned the parachute. the cirrus is the only aircraft that comes with a parachute on the plane and has an excellent safety record. but in this case, we don't know, as you mentioned, whether the parachute deployed after the plane hit the ground or perhaps the plane was so low to the ground by the time the parachute was deployed it didn't make a big difference. although it could have potentially saved three lives for those who survived. >> reporter: that's the beauty of this investigation. the faa will come out here to check against whether or not this was operating correctly and all that. but th

. >> reporter: the ntsb does have an investigator looking into the crash. i heard from a spokesperson who said that a preliminary report could be out in a week or two. but probable cause may not be available for up to a year. reporting live in san francisco cristie smith. >>> painful relief from traffic congestion. a bridge toll hike could be on the ballot next year. the so-called regional measure 3 got unanimous approval yesterday. the senate version is showing promise too. the proposal calls for $1 hike which would raise $127 million a year. a $2 hike would raise -- definitely or probably yes to regional measure 3. 43% said probably or definitely no. the poll was commissioned by the group. >>> a car on fire. the lamborghini caught fire in a redwood city last night. firefighters say as bad as it looks it could have been worse. firefighters were able to put out the fire shortly after it started and fortunately no one was hurt. >>> a u.s. berkeley student behind bars tonight. he is not just facing charges of vandalism, but also accused of a hate crime. jodi

the ntsb identified more than 100,000 deaths due to speeding between 2005 and 2014.s nearly as many killed in alcohol-involved crashes. >> every mile an hour that you increase by, you're increasing your likelihood of a crash. >> reporter: robert sumwalt. only rarely on freeways where drivers go the fastest. another recommendation encourages installing point to point installment where driver can get ticketed by getting from point a to point b by going faster than the speed limit. they can use redoor or a cab tan grinnan says it's about targeting people to avoid crashes. >> i think the biggest way to do that is by being present out there. >> reporter: virginia does not currently allow speed cameras, and we should tell you deaths on the road have soared over the last two years, an estimated 14% to 40,000. the ntsb says of the states who don't employ them, deaths. >>> researchers at boston university examined the brains of 111 nfl players. they found signs of cte in 110. >> families of the players donated the brains after they discovered injuries. our dr. david agus is i

the faa and ntsb will be be investigating cause. >>> a southwest airline flights were delayed, some asong as three hours. >> you know what i would really like is to have a system with a backup so it wouldn't happen again. the best thing is not have it happen again. >> a spokesperson for the are airline says the problem has been resolved and the carrier is working to re-aaccommodate delayed passengers. it only affected southwest flights at oakland airport. >>> oakland firefighters tweeted this photo of a fire just after 1:00 at fifth and market streets under 880 freeway. cruise extipping wished the fire in under an hour. the person believed to start the fire was arrested. no one was hurt. >>> firefighters are fighting a brush fire on a hillside next to gavilan college. so far, at least 50 acres have burned and the fire started just after 4:00. no structures have been threatened. cal fire says there's no capability containment at this point. >>> now a nationwide effort to install sprinklers in every high-rise apartment building. the building was built in 1971 before sprinklers were manda

the ntsb says it will be on the crash scene for a few more days, taking photos and measurements. the plane wreckage has been taken to a secured location. that pilot, william goldman, was killed in the crash. his two children survived, but were airlifted to the hospital and were last listed in critical condition. a woman on board also was injured. investigators say a preliminary crash report should be released in a week or two. >>> now, to a story you will only see on nbc bay area. two men are accused of harassing store owners who displayed the gay pride flag outside of their businesses. one merchant took this photo of the men after she says the two became hostile when she told them to leave her store. today in the bay has the story from fremont. >> reporter: this woman usually leaves her pride flag out. but after a confrontation with these two men she decided to bring it in at night. we blurred their faces because police are still investigating what happened. she said the older man started the confrontation by asking about the rainbow flag. >> can you tell me why you're flying it

ntsb identified more than hundred thousand speed going- related deaths between 2005 and 2014. that is nearly as many people killed in alcohol involved crashes over the same period. >> this study showed that we can improve the way we set speed limits and enforce speed limits. >> another ntsb recommendation encourages point to point enforcement method used in australia and uk and ate laos police to ticket drivers forgetting from point a to point b faster then they would in the time it would take by following the speed limit. >>> critically ill baby charlie gard will be transferred to hospice and taken off life support unless his parents and hospital agree on the plan to keep him alive longer. parents have until tomorrow to come up with an end of life plan for the baby. the baby is suffering from a rare genetic disease that has left him unable to breathe. >>> also tonight investigators n underway in the circumstances surrounding a dramatic fishing video posted to social media, video appears to show a group of men dragging a captured shark behind a fast moving motor boat off the c

the ntsb and faa investigators will resume their investigation tomorrow. >> and there's no word on the conditions of the 2 children and the nanny? >> reporter: the fire chief said that their injuries weresevere. i tried to reach out to him for an update, but he was in a debrief with all of the first responders, counselors, and a chaplain. it was a traumatic scene for the first responders, firefighter, and paramedics to respond to. >> uf president paul fitzgerald released a statement, reading in part, bill was an accomplished scholar, valued teacher, and accomplished member of our community. he will be greatly missed by our colleagues, student, and counts alumni who were inspired by him. >>> a a marathon meeting at san francisco's city hall, where the planning commission is expected to vote on a controversial proposal to open a marijuana dispensary in the sunset district. dozens of people from community groups are speaking out against the prosed pot club on noriega street. it would be called apothecarium and be owned by former mayor jean kwan and her husband, tony nguyen. some residents

the ntsb says it was 100 feet off the ground as it was heading for the taxiway instead of the runway.passed over one plane while possibly just 29 feet off to its side. the pilot aborting the landing at the very last moment there. >> how does the radar not alert you that you're -- >> they just got misinformation. it was dark, different lighting. >> woo. thank goodness. >>> this was the scene in northwest philadelphia. a hot air balloon landing right on the street there. no one was injured. but police had to close the road for about two hours. the balloon was removed, and the street reopened to traffic. >> i like the happy endings on the last two >>> honolulu police may soon be handing out tickets for distracted walking. they passed a bill that prohibits texting while walking the street. not even looking at a phone would be allowed. no talking, no playing video games. >> what? >> about the only thing permitted would be listening to music, because that doesn't distract you. it's just your sound track for life. the mayor is expected to sign the bill, and it will go into effect in october.

. >> four fully loaded planes and what the ntsb investigators are saying, is that this air canada flight was over the runway and still descending when it passed over the top of the first of those planes. >> reporter: the animation shows it was well over the runway and headed for a taxiway where four fully loaded airliners were lined up before waiting to take off. >> the plane was descending normally and then all of a sudden, the engine throttled up and the plane went into a very steep and abrupt climb. >> reporter: john says the pilot of flight 759 calmly told passengers there was more traffic than expected. he did not know how close he had come to being part of the worst airline disaster in history. >> we appeared to be close to the ground. i do recall that at the time he began to execute the call and it looked to me we were seconds from landing. >> reporter: aviation expert telling us the aircraft was five seconds away from colliding into one of the planes that was on the ground. coming up the former -- we will be hearing from him at 6:00. >> thank you, mark. tonight we are hearing fro

just a few hours ago -- the ntsb responded to our questions saying that a team of investigators is headingto sfo. >>> well, just a few hours ago the ntsb responded to our questions saying that a team of investigators is now headed to sfo. they're looking at a close call involving an air canada jet that almost landed on a san francisco taxiway crowded with four other jets. had the plane crashed, it would have caused one of the worst disasters in aviation history. we get the details from nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: at the last minute, disaster averted in san francisco. >> where is this guy going? he's on the taxiway. >> air canada, go around. >> in the go around, air canada 759. >> reporter: nearly landing on a taxiway where four other planes were preparing to depart. >> air canada flew directly over us. >> yeah, i saw that, guys. >> reporter: it was just before midnight friday when the air canada pilots arriving from toronto seemed confused about landing on 1a. >> tower, i just want to confirm, its air canada 759. >> there is no one on 2-8. >> reporter: suddenly pilots issued a warning

. >>> ntsb now looking into a terrifying runway mix-up at sfo. veteran pilot explains what could have happened on a crowded taxiway and why it never should have been that close. >> straight ahead given a certain game going on right now consider this a counter programming sports hit. i have seen some staredowns in my lifetime but this one in los angeles was a doozy. what a difference 5 days makes.... ...madison bumgarner roughed up for 9 runs by single-a hitters july 5th... >>> baseball up top, all star game, moving pictures on the late show. what a difference five days make. madison bumgarner roughed up for nine runs by a bunch of single a hitters. last night "mad-bum" responded. he tossed six innings in front of a sold-out crowd at municipal stadium in san jose striking out eight and allowed a couple of singles. nice play here. allowed pretty much -- pretty much did what he wanted to do. unless there's an unforeseen setback, he is expected to pitch saturday in san diego for the giants for the first time since injuring his shoulder on april 20th

. ♪ >>> ntsb investigating a deadly house explosion in lancaster county.t killed a ugi utility worker and hurt two other employees yesterday afternoon. this happened in manner chest. they had been responding to reports of gas odor on the 200 block of springdale lane. it is believed to be a natural gas explosion. the homeowner mater it out safely. ntsb does have jurisdiction over some of those interstate pipeline explosions. >> which i didn't know about before. interesting it's not the fourth of july without firework of course but if you're lighting up your own experts have some very important reminders. >> officials say more fires occur on this holiday than any other day in the country. no surprise. they're dealing with improper grills, fire pits and fireworks. well today in boothwyn delaware county aaa and ogden fire company explained how you can prevent accidents from happening. they say you should wait at least 20 minutes before hosing off your fireworks. every year firefighters see people losing limbs and accide accidents. >> if you go out and purchase

the canadian ntsb report says the pilot asked the sfo tower about lights that were not supposed to ben the runway. and asked for confirmation that he was cleared to land. the report also found that the air canada plane was 100 feet above another plane as it pulled up to go around. if it had landed on the taxiway come it could if it four, fully loaded passenger jets waiting to take off. u.s. officials have not issued the report yet. >>> there is a new study that says potentially harmful chemicals have been found in boxed macaroni and cheese. the new york times reports the chemicals are called, phthalates. were found in high concentrations in macaroni and cheese mix is made with powdered cheese. the researcher say they chemicals can disrupt male hormones and they have been linked to birth defects in boys and learning and behavioral problems in older children. the chemicals apparently migrate into food from the packaging and equipment used in the manufacturing process. the chemicals were banned from children's teething rings and rubber toys years ago. >>> 5:39 am and there's new hope for

. >>> the ntsb is investigating a plane crash that killed six people on board.lying from chicago to canada for a fishing trip. the cessna crashed in northern wisconsin. according to the sheriff there, the plane somehow lost radio contact right before the crash. >>> this is a deadly case of road rage. i'm sure you've heard of this one. it's terrible. a man says he didn't like the way a young woman was merging onto the highway, so he shot her. this girl, bianca roberson, was 18, just graduated high school. police in pennsylvania say her killer, this man, turned himself in this morning. he is charged with first-degree murder. >> 18 years old, gunned down because somebody didn't want to give way. somebody didn't want her to merge into a lane of traffic. and because of that, a young >> bianca's mother was in the courtroom today. that's her there. she says her daughter was headed to college in the fall. very sad. >>> many of president trump's most prominent aides are very well paid. the white house released staff salary documents. more than 40% of white house staffers

the faa and the ntsb are trying to figure out what caused the small pain -- plane to go down. >>> the building was home to the chamber of commerce. a restaurant, and have to -- a dozen other russians. they're not determined how the building is a total loss. >>> president trump is in france to mark bastille day. he defended a meeting between his son and an attorney during the presidential campaign, saying that most people would've taken the meeting.>>> tomorrow at -- marks the latest in the series of fires that have plagued emeryville in the past year. we're continuing our reports on the key players tackling the problem. candace when is here now after talking with oakland mayor libby schaaf. >> reporter: the day of the fire, she asked developers meet with her, knowing that it would be a bigger concern for the whole city. in your eyes, is oakland's development being targeted? >> i have to prepare and prevent the possibility the oakland development is being targeted. part mac one suspicious fire near lake merritt. and now friday's construction blaze marks for major construction fires in

the faa and ntsb will be be investigating cause. >>> a southwest airline flights were delayed, some asong as three hours. >> you know what i would really like is to have a system with a backup so it wouldn't happen again. the best thing is not have it happen again. >> a spokesperson for the are airline says the problem has been resolved and the carrier is working to re-aaccommodate delayed passengers. it only affected southwest flights at oakland airport. >>> oakland firefighters tweeted this photo of a fire just after 1:00 at fifth and market streets under 880 freeway. cruise extipping wished the fire in under an hour. the person believed to start the fire was arrested. no one was hurt. >>> firefighters are fighting a brush fire on a hillside next to gavilan college. so far, at least 50 acres have burned and the fire started just after 4:00. no structures have been threatened. cal fire says there's no capability containment at this point. >>> now a nationwide effort to install sprinklers in every high-rise apartment building. the building was built in 1971 before sprinklers were manda

ntsb is investigating the deadly crash. >>> a milwaukee police officer took a dip in a pond to rescue a dog. the officer spotted the 8-year-old poodle mix in the water. the dog jumped back in and got stuck in the murky water, so went back in after him. >> we help everyone in the community. >> he was begin to the animal shte whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to launch the pa able program, or people our with disabilities,proud including erin. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. man in california found his unlocked car was trashed overnight. it was not because of burglars, it was a bear. the bear went wild chewing up the steering wheel and the chairs. the good news, the car still runs, i would imagine given the cost of the repair that is done fo >>r did a number on it. >> reporter: don

. >>> abc 7 news has learned ntsb investigators will arrive in the bay area this weekend to begin their investigation into last friday's missed approach involving an air canada flight at sfo. investigators are expected to interview air traffic controllers to figure out exactly why flight 759 from toronto lined up to land on a taxiway instead of a runway. at the time four planes were on that taxiway waiting to take off. fortunately, pilots aborted the landing and avoided what aviation experts say could have been a major disaster. >>> the city needs to improve its crosswalks. the incident occurred at the intersection of -- were walking home from getting ice cream when they were hit by an oncoming car. you can see it right there in that video. security council noel gayo says something has got to change. >> our responsibility is to take care of our children and families. safety first. that's what we're going to do and have a crossing right. a flashing crossing light that anyone can use. >> he says there will also be repaving the street and repainting the crossing lines to make crossing the

the ntsb and faa will be here to investigate this crash. it happened right after takeoff here at the sonoma sky park airport and the pilot was killed. he has been identified as 38-year-old william goldman or bill. he was an assistant professor at usf. usf has released a statement calling him a beloved and generous teacher. he is the grandson of philanthropist richard and rhoda goldman. the family are descendants of the levi strauss family. his two children survived the crash. and according to the santa rosa press democrat, the woman onboard was the nanny for the family. the children and the nanny all have been taken to the hospital. and officials say that their injuries range from severe to critical. a witness rushed to the scene after watching the cirrus sr-22 plummet to the ground and helped the little boy. >> we helped him out a little bit, but he popped out. george is his name. what's your name? george. can you get me out? hank on, i'm going to cut the seat belt. he was able to pop out. >> cirrus planes are equipped with a high-tech par

an ntsb spokesperson says the agency is collecting information before it makes a decision. one of our news photographers stuck out on the rappahannock river earlier today says very -- it was very, very hot and good samaritans came along and rescued her. >> very hot and stormy. three rounds of those storms coming through. a lot of times we get one and it'll settle rest of the day. there is just so much potential energy out there that just keeps kicking back up. that's what we have at this point as well. a few more storms and temperatures hanging around please 6 degrees. it's been one of the nice things at least with the rain. the temperatures dropped, unfortunately, though, so muggy it's not like it feels really refreshing but it's at least not still hanging in the 80's. the last few nights we had trouble getting out of the 80's in the district. so the showers continue to move through the area for still some thunder. you can see all the lightning flashes showing up and relatively light rain as we get further off to the west. zoom into a few areas around fred ricks bug right

. >>> abc 7 has learned ntsb investigators will arrive in the bay area this weekend to begin their gags into last friday's missed approach. vegators have expected to interview air traffic controllers to find out why the plane lined up to land on a taxiway. at the time, four planes were on it, waiting to take off. pilots fortunately boarded and voided what experts say could have been a major disaster. >>> berkeley police continue to look for clues and witnesses following an early morning shooting that sent three people to the hospital. shell casings littered the ground at durant avenue just one block south of the campus. a police officer heard shots being fired around 2:45 this morning. when police arrived, they discovered two groups have been arguing and that dispute turned violent. officers arrested two people and found a gun, victims are recovering. >>> sunnyvale's department of public safety has reopened following a bomb scare today. two brought remains into the lobby for disposal. the building was evacuated while a squad was called in. 911 sefss were mooued to the county communicati

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the ntsb is investigating. >> next, one of the heroes of the congressional baseball shooting speakinghe first time tonight. as he receives a special honor on this fourth of july. >> we showed you this video of a black bear in fairfax station. few days ago. tell you whereot not far away. >> and the zika virus not the same threat or headlines a year ago. ♪ ♪ >>> thousand of spectators lined the east river for the nation's largest fireworks show, macy's fourth of july fireworks spectacular. shortly after night fall, more than 60,000 shells were used to light up thegh following the show by jennifer lopez, sheryl crow, brad paisley and others. right here on nbc 4. >> impressive night it was for the first time. we are hearing from one of the two capitol police officers, who saved lives during that congressional baseball shooting. d.c. society sons ofp the american revolution presented special agents, crystal greiner and david bailey with law enforcement commendation medal. they were part of a security detail for house majority whip, steven scalise. they engaged the gunman, kept him occupied