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the ntsb officials spoke last night. they say they're looking for clues in the wreckage, but it's still very early in the process. cellphe dison,as mometeane experience some sort of failure during takeoff. ofal veered sharply left, crashing into the structure, bursting into flames. >> it was really sick. you could tell it was burning chemicals or gas or oil. >> reporter: eight passengers and two crew members were onboard the plane which was bound for st. petersburg, florida. no one survived. >> we don't know a lot about the people onboard at this point. i think the next of kin is just in the process of being notified. >> no one was inside of the hangar during the crash, but two other aircraft were damaged. >> we cannot confirm there was an engine failure at this point. there are any number of pockets that could occur, and like i said, we're not in a position to speculate on those kinds of things. >> the ntsb is still looking what might have caused the crash. and more information is expected to be released by the ntsb as

are the ntsb says there was no distress call. r-- prodger and hissen student were practicing a familiar exercise. we ear back live where authorities are trying to take the helicopter away. they'll take to it a hangar nearby to inspect it further. the ntsb is expected to release a preliminary report in about two weeks and they're asking if there were any witnesses that saw the crash to please come forward. >> rob, thank you. >> pg&e found nearly ten thousand issues with its power equipment and some of problems need immediate attention. tom has more now on the results of recent inspections released on pg&e's website. >> reporter: pg&e posted a lot of information city by city, county by county about the ongoing special inspection and repair program taken since the deadly paradise camp fire. it covers the condition of the steel transmissions and lines that bring the pow ferrotramviaria the power plants. second, the substations. they receive all of the power and redistribute it. third, the distribution line that is carry pow tore its

the ntsb is set to begin their investigation at around 8:00 a.m. this all happened yesterday at 2:30 p.m. at the hayward airport. a flight instructor and student pilot were doing training flights that usually last about an hour. the airport manager said something went wrong and the chopper crashed landing upsidedown. the instructor has been identified as waidti as wayne p died at the hospital. investigators don't know the cause for the crash, but the robinson r44 helicopter is what they were flying and is considered popular for flight instructing. >> we have 20 helicopters here, and i would guess the majority of them are robinsons. they are used all over the country and all over the world. >> reporter: one of the problems is is that this helicopter does not have a black box that could hinder that investigation, and the ntsb will issue an update once they have cleared the scene but could be up to a year before issuing their final report. >> thank you. >>> it's 6:46. abc7 news is focusing on issues that affect all of us in an effort to build a better

schultz in the ntsb. with the need for growing expertise, to match the use of the airspace, do they have a plan to develop the expertise? if not, what is your plan to develop the plan? >> thank you for your question. we do have a plan. in the national airspace system. we have since our first investigation back in 2006. looking at this issue very seriously. we recognize the atomic business segment of the industry was coming. in 2010, we actually changed our regulations to address unmanned aircraft system. we added the accidents. in our regulation. shortly thereafter we also issued guidance to the industry for reported status. to understand what is reportable to us. we have also continued along that line having a specialist identify. experts internally within our organization. the have helped us develop our investigative protocols. as i mentioned, in 2016 we investigated our first drawing midair collision with an aircraft. over new york city. staten island. we are very interested and very engaged in that te

. >> we just learned that ntsb investigators will a bit deceiving in the morning. the flight instructor is dead after a helicopter went down at the hayward airport. this is where kpix 5's reporter joins us live with the very latest. >> reporter: the remains of that helicopter are still sitting on the taxiway tonight. they will stay in place with guards tonight, waiting for ntsb investigators to arrive. >> reporter: this was the scene after just after 2:30 pm, from chapter 5 at the hayward executive airport. on taxiway 20 8l. a helicopter on its way, rotor blades been. the helicopter hit the ground upside down. the for cedar was carrying a instructor and a student. they were flying in an area that is used specifically for training. >> they were hovering at the time. this is one of the basic things that you learn. >> reporter: and air traffic controller witness they crash. >> there was no distress call at all. it happened very fast. >> reporter: an emergency greg crews arrived at the crash, the human toll was already evident. >> i have one victim who is out. seems to

ptc is on the ntsb's most wanted list. this august, we will remember those who lost their lives 50 years ago in a collision of two penn central trains in dairy anne, connecticut, leading to the first recommending on ptc. since then we have investigated more than 150 accidents that caused over 300 fatalities and 6,700 injuries. while the railroads are making progress toward implementing ptc much work remains. full implementation must not be further delayed and exemptions should be eliminated, including exemptions on the 1,400 miles of freight owned track that amtrak will be operating on without ptc. additionally, the ntsb has recommended that the fra prohibit the operation of passenger trains on new, refurbished or updated territories unless ptc is complemented. dachshund limited. is implemented. while ptc will greatly enhance safety on our nation's railroads, a well-trained crew is vital to safe operations. our investigation of the dupont accident found that there was inadequate training provided to the engineer. the amtra

and we begin with what the ntsb has just revealed about the deadliest plane crash in texas in 30 years. the small beachcraft twin engine plane slamming into a hangar, its fuel erupting into a fire ball. two pilots and eight passengers onboard. no one survived. now, new images coming in from inside that charred hangar. tonight, we're learning that a family of four were among the dead. but now, questions remain about why the plane crashed so abruptly. abc's marcus moore starts us off at the airport in addison, texas. >> reporter: tonight, these images show the intense flames, thick smoke, and a desperate effort to help after a twin-engine plane fell from the sky. investigators say the beachcraft be-350 was carrying two crew members and eight passengers when it went down shortly after takeoff from this small airport north of dallas sunday. the plane slamming into an unoccupied hangar and then bursting into flames. >> everybody just stand by, we had an accident on the field. >> reporter: emergency crews rushing to put out the flames that engulfed the wreckage. the crash leaving a gaping ho

the ntsb and faa are now working to determine the cause of that crash.vernight investigators said they were still trying to determine the plane's tail number. >> the aircraft apparently changed hands here recently. so it's not clear to us at this time what the proper tail number is. >> reporter: the ntsb says it will be looking into the pilot's background and says videos of the crash will be a big part of their investigation. >> we are aware of three different videos and we're in the process as we speak of having our specialists review that footage. >> the ntsb says the plane was previously owned by a private charter company in chicago but it's now working to track down the current owner. >>> we're following breaking news from afghanistan this morning. a car bombing near the u.s. embassy in kabul. at least 50 people have been injured. the explosion reported outside afghanistan's defense ministry then militants started started firing into a crowded market. there was no immediate claim of responsibility. the attack comes as the u.s. and the taliban continu

and seriously killed a student. >> reporter: the ntsb is set to begin their investigation in a few hours and the student pilot is in critical condition. it happened around the executive runway. the airport manager says they don't have many details but that something went wrong and the chopper crashed landing upsidedown. the instructor died at the hospital. the airport officials don't know the cause of the crash but say the robson r44 helicopter is considered a popular model for training. >> the robinson phauplgmodels me gold standard, and they are used all over the country and all over the world. >> reporter: as popular as these robinson r44 helicopter are, they don't have a black box recorder. reporting live, abc7 news. >>> new developments. pg&e saying power line inspections revealed 10,000 problems with its equipment. the problems were discovered etween november and may during inspections in areas with high fire danger. in documents posted to the website yesterday, the company said most of the dangerous issues have been fixed. pg&e ramped up inspection work and repairs to prevent the

. >>> the ntsb is at the scene of a helicopter crash. >> the ntsb is at the scene where a helicopter crashed yesterday leaving a student injured. there was no disstress call made before that chopper went down -- distress call wez -- call was made before the chopper went down. >> this is on the western edge of the hayward executive airport. this crash happened 2:30 yesterday afternoon. this was a robinson r44 helicopter. a helicopter commonly used for flight training. two people were on board. one person the flight instructor was killed in the crash. the chopper still on its side significantly damaged. as people with gloves and paper work are collecting evidence to try to determine what went wrong here. the the owner and chief flight instructor is the victim in this crash. roger was with a student on board the chopper and they were practicing a hovering maneuver. when the chopper unexpectedly crashed to the ground killing roger and injuring the student. it's not clear whether roger or the student were at the control at the time of the crash. >> this type of helicopter, small planes ge

. >>> investigators with the ntsb found cockpit voice recorder. the crash happened after take off. the 8 passengers and two crew meboard were killed. the ntsb says they are analyzing the voice recorder in hopes of finding out why the plane veered. >>> minimum wage went up in 7 bay area cities as of yesterday july 1st, workers earning minimum wage saw the pay jump from $13.50 to $15 an hour. the rate in alameda and freemont moved to $13.50 an hour. san leandro, jumped $1 to $14. san francisco and berkley increased by $0.59 to $15.59. emeryville's minimum wayne went up to $16.30 an hour. small business owners say they may have to pass the cost down to their customers. >> the rent is going higher, cost of goods are going higher, minimum wage is going higher. we are passing it to the customers. >> all the cities are seeing the increases in minimum wage have rates higher than the current state minimum wage which is $12 an hour. that rate is due to go up to $15 app hour by the year 2023. san francisco giants ceo returns to the team today. he stay with us suspended after a video showed hi

the ntsb is looking into what caused the crash. >>> the ntsb will release more information this afternoon but a preliminary report of the crash could take up to two weeks. >>> coming up europe is heating up as triple digits turn deadly and temperatures shatter all time records. >>> we are looking at the beautiful bay bridge. it is 4:42, 52 degrees. we will be right back. >> the pepsi company made a commitment to cans to curb plastic waste. the bottled water will be bottled no war. pepsi will distribute the watering plans next year. cutting down on plastic waste is a top priority and the move could reduce waste by 8,000 metric tons and pepsi will use only eco friendly packaging by 2025. >>> the esident's visit overseas may have helped trade talks with china. diane has those stories and more. >> the u.s. and china have agreed to remove trade talks and that may bring more relief to wall street as the g20 summit in japan this weekend. president trump is putting additional tariffs on hold for now. mr. trump will let u.s. companies sell to a company that was put on the u.s. black list last mont

ntsb working to determusofhecra. investigators were trying to determine the plane's tail number. >> the aircraft apparently changed hands here recently. s it's not clear to us at this time what the proper tail number is. >> reporter: the ntsb says it will look into the pilot's background and says videos of the crash will be a big part of their investigation. >> we are aware of three videos and are in the process as we speak having our specialists review that footage. >> reporter: reporting for abc, new york. >>> back here at home in the east bay a toy store owner helps in-store video will help identify who broke into her store. owner of learning express believe the thieves disabled the alarm system, cut through a door and damaged displays early saturday morning. appears they targeted items like lego play sets. >> actually very devastating. very. i already -- there's so many people wanted toome in and shop this morning, and they saw what happened and everybody was so sorry. >> learning the damage caused by the burglar

the ntsb is set to brief reporters later on today. >> gabe, thank you.exas for us. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here at 3:00 p.m. eastern and 11:00 p.m. eastern. check us out on social media and connect with our show. it's time for me to hand it over to our friend kasie hunt. >>> good afternoon, i am kasie hunt in for katy tur, 11:00 a.m. out west and 2:00 p.m. here in washington. the democratic primary is firmly on the issues of race in america. kamala harris is surging in the poll since last week's debates. and authorities believe it's due in part to this moment, when she openly questioned joe biden's legacy on civil rights. >> to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country. and it was not only that, but you also worked with them to oppose bussing. and, you know, there was a little girl in california who was

the ntsb is trying to find out exactly what happened here. a flight instructor was killed and a student injured. we brought this as part of our breaking news coverage yesterday. the chopper is a four-seater robinson r-44, a highly repable helicopter. the flight instructor, 62-year-old wayne roger of sunnyvale. his student survived. that student was rushed to the hospital. the ntsb is asking anyone with video to reach out. >>> well, a crackdown on car pool cheaters in contra-costa county. the chp out in force on highway 4 specifically looking for drivers illegally using the car pool lanes. the video you're looking at is from nbc bay area skyranger. they caught some. 75 people, in fact. the officers give citations to people in the lane without a passenger or without an electric car. >>> safe and sound. the woman who vanished on a camping trip in the mojave desert is back home. the question is why did she disappear? she says a man with a knife chased her into the woods. she was camping with her husband on friday. went to the trees where the man

the ntsb is looking into what went wrong with this deadly helicopter crash. it happened at 2:30 pm yesterday afternoon. the helicopter was flight training when the crash occurred. three people were on board. one person in the flight instructor were killed and one student seriously injured. the 62-year-old was the owner of this helicopter. he was with a student on board the helicopter and they were practicing a hovering maneuver when the chopper unexpectedly crashed to the ground, killing him and a student. another student was able to walk out of the wreckage and went to the hospital. we do not have an update on that student's condition this morning. it is not clear whether the instructor or the student was at the controls of the helicopter at the time of the crash. >> they were talking to the hayward traffic control tower. i am not aware of any problems before the accident occurred. while of this is under investigation by the national transportation safety board. they will determine a probable cause. they are sending an investigator here. they will come up wi

obviously ntsb, faa, they will be doing their own investigations. ntsb expects their preliminary report to be ready in about two weeks. one thing that may complicate things at least initially, though, this plane was previously owned by a charter company out of chicago but recently changed hands. so yesterday the ntsb said it wasn't immediately clear what the tail number was or what it should have been when it crashed. john. >> scott, please keep us posted on any new reporting there. thank you very much. >>> so the president got a remarkable picture stepping into north korea, the first u.s. president to do so. but what did he give up? there is fresh reporting this morning on possible u.s. concessions. we're getting new reaction from key leaders. that's next. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. neutrogena® our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ens

>>so the ntsb is conducting their initial investigation. i'm side investigation. the results of that and are issued in a week or 2 after and then the final a report that includes a probable cause is typically issued 6 to 12 months after the accident. >>and finally the airport is hoping to move the wreckage of the helicopter off of a the kind of the near the runways and move it over to a hangar at some point on tuesday. hayward charles clifford kron 4 news. >>also in the east bay 5 people were taken to the hospital after an ac transit bus collided with a car in union city you're looking at the same this happened just after 4 30 in the intersection of coto and alvarado niles road. the bus also hit a tree, the 2 drivers of the bus and 3 passengers taken to the hospital no word yet on their conditions. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>are you swimming instructor in the east bay has been arrested for possession of child pornographer she 18 year-old james happ was a swim instructor at the wave in dublin. police say they found the port of rock the pornogr

the ntsb o suggestingne of the plane's engines may have failed on td.e off before it crashe ten people on board were killed. with s nbc's tom costell more. >> reporter: north of dallas an ntsb drone has been surveying the damage caused by sunday's horrific plane crash that killed two pilots and eight members of three families. inside the badly damaged hangar, the burned out remains of the privately owned beach craft king air, while the cockpit voice recorder wasre chard, the memory inside was undamaged and captured the final moments. >> the tower cleared the flight for take off from runway 15 for one minuteore the end of the recording. >> reporter: then a sudden emergency. just 12 conds before the crash, the mepilot's coms suggest confusion in the cockpit. four seconds later, they indicate a problem with the left engith. three automated warnings that the plane was banking hard. investigators believe the plane rolled hard to thehe left, t crashed into the hangar. pilot charlotte dumas saw it happened and took this photo. >> i was literally walking backwards, heard the noise, looked up,

the ntsb says there was no distress call. the investigation is expected to submit a preliminary accident report in about two weeks. >>> looking at the temperatures from today we had numbers that were generally where they were yesterday. lots of 80s and low 90s. it felt warm in fairfield and in santa rosa. santa rosa was 94. these temperatures not unusual at all for this time of year. and certainly some cases might be below the average, but a warmer day today in many cases or about the same as yesterday. tomorrow does the same thing, and then temperatures begin to drop off significantly as we get into your thursday, friday, and your saturday. so with that said you can see the clouds along the coast. they've kind of got sheered away today because of the strong winds, but the fog is back. let's put it in the current shot. the fog back at the coast now. with that you'll see the fog tomorrow morning around the bay bridge, the golden gate bridge. it'll burn off about the same timing it had today and temperatures will go to about th

the ntsb and faa racing to the scene. erielle reshef leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, investigators trying to determine what led this plane to crash shortly after takeoff. harrowing images showing thick shortly after takeoff. thick black smoke could be seen billowing from the airport. according to medical examiner, ten people were killed when the plane slammed into the empty hangar. >> everybody stand by. we had an accident on the field. >> reporter: the incident unfolding around 9:00 a.m. this morning. officials say there were no survivors, and the plane was destroyed. the ntsb on scene, as officials are working to notify next of kin. >> erielle, officials say the hangar was empty at the time of the crash? >> no one was inside the hangar. officials say the plane was headed head headed from texas to florida at the time of the crash. >> thank you. >>> and to tonight's other major headline. the president crossing over from south korea to north korea, greeted by kim jong-un. the two leaders behind closed doors for almos

cameras captured it all, but the ntsb says it's all still a myste myst >> it seemed to be normal. they were cleared for takeoff, they acknowledged takeoff, and we're not aware of any further communications betwehe crew and air traffic control. >> witness david snell, a pilot himself, said he knew immediately something wasn't right. >> it appeared as thoh it was flying too slow and not making enough power, and the friend that was with me, we are both pilots and have been for years. we looked at each other like something is wrong. >> officia are releasing the names of those who perished. and a family of four, restaurant owner brian wilard, his fe, and their two oenagers. and of the pilots, matthew palmer. the ntsb is now analyzing the .ockpit voice record investigators hope it might reveal anyve conations between the pilot and copilot and any w communicationh air traffic control. they may have little else from the airplane to examine. >> this airplane was not equipped with a flight data recorder. >> the plane nearly incinerated, making other evidence hard to recover. >> what else ar

and the investigation. >> reporter: i just heard from the ntsb, they expect their investigator to bes person arrives they'll head out to the runway where the wreckage still hits at the hayward executive airport to try to figure out whether this crash was caused by a mechanical issue, pilot error or something else. look at the crash scene. the aircraft on your tv screen was a four-seater helicopter, a robinson r44. it went down around 2:30 yesterday afternoon, land on its side in the grass just off one of the runways. two men were on board, a flight instructor and his student. the flight instructor, he was 62-year-old wayne prodger, of sunnyvale, he died in the crash. his student was critically injured, but was still able to walk over to first responders who put him on a gurney and transported him to the hospital. >> to my understanding they were hovering, something unique to helicopters where they're in the air, stay in one place and it's one of the things that you work on as a student pilot. >> reporter: we have been told that the robinson r44 is considered to be the gold standard w

for a full investigation by the ntsb . >> to the air force base, began to document and reconstructionessage. >> 3 victims were killed instantly when the plane hit water off of martha's vineyard at a speed-approximately 200 miles per hour. kennedy family requested that no photos be taken during the autopsy of john f. kennedy jr. to prevent the unwanted publication. the office said that photos were taken as with any other autopsy. >> the family would never forget the gruesome autopsy photos of john f. kennedy, that were sold. >> he knew they would exploit it. they thought it was wrong, he was not going to let it happen. >> it was described as a celebration of life, memorial service for john f. kennedy jr. and carolyn bessette brought together 350 family members and friends. jfk jr.'s sister caroline kennedy. president clinton with first lady and daughter chelsea. >> a lot of people there that john would have loved to have been there himself. such a wonderful tribute. and teddy's eulogy was magnificent. >> i named the chapter of my book -- from ted eulogy. i thought that set it all. >> f

. >>> ntsb investigators are on the scene of that deadly plane crash near dallas trying to determine why the small private aircraft went down in a fire ball moments after takeoff nbc's ga dee schwartz is here with the latest on the investigation. >> those investigators sifting through what's left of that turbo prop plane, but they're faced with a huge obstacle, much of the evidence was incinerated upon impact. >> this morning ntsb investigators are combing through charred wreckage searching for clues that could explain what caused a small plane to crash right after takeoff and burst into flames. all ten people on board were killed, two pilots and eight passengers when the plane hit a hangar sunday morning in addison, texas, near dallas. investigators describe the final moments of the twin engine beach craft as seen in this nbc news animation saying after it became airborne it veered to the left of the runway and started rolling over before slamming into the hangar. airport security cameras captured it all, but the ntsb says what went wrong is still a mystery. >> the communication see

now, ntsb investigators are sifting through the wreckage to try to find out what went wrong. this morning, tragedy in texas >> everybody just standby. we had an accident on the field. expect not to go out any time soon. >> reporter: ntsb officials investigating what cause a crash that killed all ten on board. >> we want to express our sincere condolences to the family and friends who have lost loved ones in this crash >> reporter: the identities of the two pilots and eight passengers not yet released. the plane crashed into a hangar at addison airport north of dallas, shortly after take-off sunday morning officials say the plane was on its way to st. petersburg, florida, according to flight plans. >> we've noted the airplane was damaged by impact forces and a post-impact fire >> the plane crashed into the building. >> reporter: cell phone video shows smoke billowing from the hangar moments after the crash the plane was destroyed by the fire the hangar was not occupied at the time of the crash. aftermath video shows the gaping hole in the roof of the building photos of the int

the ntsb suggesting one of the plane's engines may have on take off before it crashed. ten people on board were killed. here's nbc's tom costello with more >> reporter: north of dallas an ntsb drone has been surveying the damage caused by sunday's o more. >> reporter: north horrific plane crash that killed two pilots and eight members of three families inside the badly damaged hangar, the burned out remains of the privately owned beach craft king air, while the cockpit voice the burned out remains of the privately owned beach craft king air, while the cockpit voice recorder was charred, the memory inside was undamaged and captured the final moments >> the tower cleared the flight for take off from runway 15 for one minute before the end of the recording. the flight for >> reporter: then a sudden emergency. just 12 seconds before the crash, the pilot's comments ter emergency. just 12 seconds before the crash, the pilot's comments suggest confusion in the cockpit. suggest confusion in the cockpit. four seconds later, they indicated a problem with the left engine. then thr

we will also hear today from he ntsb as well as labor organizations. these unions represent the men and women who are operating, maintaining and servicing u.s. airlines regulating and inspecting u.s. airlines and manufacturers every single day and their iews are going to assist us understanding that the state of aviation safety in the united states and abroad and i also look forward to testimony from the many other aviation stakeholders and from the federal aviation administration directly on the state of aviation safety that's coming up at a future hearing. i want to thank the family members for being here and express my condolences and ield back. >> thank you. we now move to testimony. ust for the committee he will answer questions while testifying, just since this is your kind of first time, be ure that you're to the microphone. it's turned on. if it is pointed at your chin, it is probably better for the sound and then as well, although we tend to limit to 5 minutes in greement, he will go over 5, we're not going hold him to 5 on this 3 -- on this.

. >>> the ntsb says the helicopter will be removed sometime this afternoon. it will then go to a secure site for processing and examining. they hope to release a preliminary report in the next two to three weeks. >>> a large police presence in sacramento. deputies and s.w.a.t. crews and a armored car responded after gunshots in an apartment. a male suspect is inside the second story apartment. officers are working to evacuate the complex. people are being urged to stay away from the area between watt. >>> and federal prosecutors will not bring civil rights charges against a police officerf eric . his dying words, i can't breathe,ories across the nation. the decision is one day shy of the five-year anniversary of garner's death and the deadline for the statute of limitations to file federal charges. >> five years ago, my son said i can't breathe 11 times. and today, we can't breathe. because they have let us down. >> new york mayor says it was a mistake to wait years for federal prosecutors to investigate the death before beginning disciplinary proceedings aga

two pilot and eight passengers were killed and ntsb investigators are sifting through the wreckage to try to figure out what went wrong. this morning, tragedy in texas. >> everybody stand by. we had an accident on the field, so expect not to go out anytime soon. >>ntsb officials investigating what caused a fry plane crash that killed all ten onboard. >> we'd like to start by pressing our most sincere condolences to the family and friends who lost loved ones in the crash. >> the identity of not released. the super airkening 0 crashed into an airport near dallas shortly after takeoff sunday morning. officials say the plane was on its way to st. petersburg, florida, accordi to flight plans. >> we notice the airplane was damaged by impact forces and a post impact fire. >> cell phone video shows thick black smoke billowing from theor plahe whaas destroyed by the fire. aftermath shows a gaping roof in the hole of the building. photos of the interior show aircraftreckage and another plane badly charred. >> my team is starting to gher information on scene as we speak. >> the ntsb says the inv

. >> reporter: ntsb officialsv cestigating what caused a fiery planesh that killed all ten on board. >> we'd like to start by expressing our most sincere codolences to the familynd friends who lost loved ones in this crash. >> reporter: the identities of the two pilots and eight passengers not yet released. the super king 350 crashed into a hangar at addison airport, nort of dallas, shortly after takeoff sunday morning. officials say the plane was on its way to st. petersburg, florida, according to flight plans. >> we noted that the airplane was damaged by impact forces and a post impact fire. >> a plane just crashed into the building here at addison. >>eporter: cell phone video shows thick, black smoke billowing moments after the crash. investigators say the plane was destroyed by the fire. the hangar was not occupied at se time of the crash. aftermath videohows a gaping ole in the roof of the building. photos of the interior show aircraft wreckage and another plane badly charred. >> my team is starting to gather nformation on-scene as we speak. >> reporter: the ntsb says the invest

at this point again, investigators, the ntsb expected here tomorrow. according to the airport manager, there was no disstress call from the helicopter in the seconds and moments before the crash and there was no black box inside the helicopter. in hayward, laura anthon abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. >>> breaking news in the north bay and just after 4:00 this afternoon, trains were running between san rafael south of where this happened. a bus bridge is taking passengers between sonoma county airport stations. this is the fifth fatality involving smart trains in the past few weeks. >> it's been three months since the abc 7 news i-team broke this story. a 12-year-old girl attacked by a bully in an east may classroom and the teacher walked away. >> that teacher wants to give his side of the story and spoke with dan who is here with a report you'll only see on abc 7. >> the teacher said he received no training how to handle bullies or break up a fight. he wishes he had a second chance and says he should have handled it differently. jeremy cooper was a se

what the ntsb says caused it. >>plus many people are loading up on fireworks for the 4th of july how to make sure you're celebrating without breaking the law. >>and a homecoming for a us senator and democratic presidential candidate. we caught up with connell harris at the parade today for 4 jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. where to next? >>time now check of our weather forecast with our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez lot of people have no work or school or camp even this week has the 4th of july a silver wants know what the forecast is even if we are going to be working come forth. of not t you go and i a lot to write about

ntsb is investigating. it crashed while it was taken off. >>> a mess of car on highway 24 leaves two people dead. shortly before 2:00 in the morning, two cars crashed head on when one of the drivers went on the wrong side of the freeway. alcohol andruy a role in this crash. >>> the sonoma county man remains missing. he has nod been seen since friday. he was down at the grand canyon. peter schwab was on the river trip, he reported missing. rangers have been scourering the area ever since. >>> a casual stroll at thornton beach went south this morning, a woman walking on the sand broke her hips. an ambulance waiting there and took her to the hospital. >>> east bay drivers, listen up, piedmont city council will decide whether or not they'll add automated license plate reader cameras. piedmont has 39 cameras. the cameras can cost the city more than 100 grand. opponents fear that the data could be shared with federal immigration authorities to track down undocumented immigrants. >>> after 45 years in business, it

the issue with the max plane obviously relatively new, but i talked to a former head of the ntsb whos the root of the problem, that's nothing new at all. at issue as you mentioned is regulation. the "new york times" reports boeing basically had complete regulatory control over the plane and not the faa. james hall with the ntsb formerly in the '90s says that type of thing has been going on for decades. he says the brand new administrator of the faa has his hands full. hall calls it the biggest crisis in aviation history. even though boeing's stock has been down since march, that's when that second plane crash happened, some investors actually say now is the time to buy. ivan feinseth told us he thinks boeing will have the plane certified by the end of august and at least some planes back in the air by the end of the year. we got this fresh statement from the faa today. the faa certification of the max plane is under an independent review and investigation. the agency says while the agency's certification processes are well-established and have consistently produced safe aircraft desi

kris van cleave, what has the ntsb found so far. >> take a look at this. this is the roof of the hangar. you can see where the plane tore through thmpt aircraft does not have a flight data recorder. investigators are pouring over the plane's cockpit voice recorder listening not only to the conversation on board, but for background noises that could be clues about what went so terribly wrong. >> the pilots acknowledged takeoff. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board released new images from the investigation after a twin engine crashed into a hangar shortly after takeoff killing all ten aboard sunday north of dallas. among the wreckage the ntsb found the cockpit voice recorder. >> the internal conversation between the pilot and the co pilot. >> reporter: there is little left of the plane, but investigators do know the landing gear was still down when the plane struck the hangar. the oe hav rad inatn and videf the crash. >> it went straight down into the building. >> reporter: as well as witness accounts. pilot david snell saw the crash from a

those ntsb investigators say the plane recently changed hands so they haven't been able to correctly number on the plane. later today we expect to learn more about who was on board. >>> what a weekend for this country, for north korea. >> yes. >> and for presidential politics. >> quite a weekend. >> we turn to that, president trump's historic trip going where no other sitting u.s. president has gone before, setting foot on north korean soil. >> the president shook hands and walked side by side with kim jong-un barely 24 hours after initiating the meeting in a tweet. >> before returning to washington last night the president agreed to revive nuclear talks with pyongyang and said he would invite kim to the white house. abc's tara palmieri has more. >> reporter: an historic moment at the demilitarized zone sunday morning. president trump walking from the south korean side, kim jong-un from the north. the two leaders shaking hands across the border. good to see you again, kim saidf amstepngntno >> it's a great day for the world. it's an honor for me to be here. >> reporter: as the two wa

a investigator with the ntsb in washington, d.c. is coming here to hayward expected to land here tomorrow. again, this crash still under investigation. that's the latest here in hayward. i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, melissa. >>> state of california continues to shake. the latest noticeable earthquake this afternoon in the south bay. 3.3 magnitude quake strong enough for people to feel. epicenter roughly nine miles north of morgan hill. 14 miles southeast of san jose. at 1:46 this afternoon. so far no reports of any injuries or damage. >>> frightening moments at an east san jose neighborhood. flames racing right toward homes. this fire started at the bottom of a hill near aborn road shortly before noon today. it burned a cottage and a mobile home and threatened about a dozen other houses. mimi nguyen owned a cottage that burned. she also lost her dog buddy. buddy was a rescue dog from hurricane harvey who was inside a crate. >> that's my life right there. it burned down. >> a helicopter helped hold this to 4

. >>> developing right now, ntsb to s trying to figure out what happened in a plane crash in dallas. all ten people died. the plane crashed intoen empty airline hangar. it was bound for st. petersburg, florida. >> there were two flight crew members and eight passengers. we don't have a lot of detail beyond that at this point. >> the ntsb says it is aware of three videos of the crash which investigators are now reviewing. >>> new details on the story getting a lot of attention this morning. a hiker missing for a week in southern california is alive. the rescue helicopter hoisted 73-year-old eugene jo to safety yesterday in l.a. county. he became lost saturday after getting separated from his hiking group near mt. waterman. he is in remarkable good health conditions considering he'd been without food and support for seven days. the man says that he survived by drinking water from a creek. >>> new for you this morning, investigating recent deaths in eight americans in the dominican republic, all of them happened in the past year. so far, there's no definitive link between any of them, b

. >>> the ntsb will open an investigation in to the ledly helicopter crash at the hayward airport. a flight instructor and a student crashed yesterday. the student was taken to the hospital woe are waiting for an update on their condition. the instructor, 62 year old wayne roger, died at the scene. it's not clear if the student or the instructor was at the controls when the aircraft crashed. >>> a man accused of raping four women while posing as a ride share driver is due in court today. the attorney claims police illegally obtained his dna by testing him for drunk driving last july. the court hearing could wrap up tomorrow. >>> billionaire jeffrey epstein will remain in jail until thursday. a judge said yesterday he needs more time to determine who or not to allow him to be released while he waits to be tried on charges he sexually abused under age girls. epstein's attorney is push for house arrests saying he is willing to pay $100 million in bail to avoid sitting in jail until the trial. two women who were victims urged the judge not to grant him bail. >> the most powerful testim

. >>> the ntsb will be in to investigate the cause of a deadly helicopter crash. >> airport officials identified the instructor as wayne he was a long-time instructor at a flight school in hayward. >>> a dui driver in the bay are arrested again. now he's facing charges for an eighth time. kate larson spoke to the district attorney that says this man is a menace. >> reporter: for at least the eighth time, arrested for drunk driving for more than 60 miles per hour in a 40-zone with a suspended license. police say he had an open container of beer in his car. >> rules against drunk drivers mean nothing to him and he's endangering you and me and every person on the road. >> i was handed this court document stemming from another alcohol stop in february. >> if something doesn't change, he will kill or harm somebody. >> mary's son was killed by a repeat dui offender in 2001 in santa clara county, and soon after she and her husband started the bay area chapter of mothers against drunk driving, and now they are looking at ignition locks. >> i want them thought to drive impaired. >> in order to

the ntsb is still investigating what led to the collision. >>> vanity fair learned new details about the college admissions scandal and revealed them only on cbs this morning. among the findings, attempts to sound the m by thenpick credent news of the scandal broke. here is carter evans. >> their actions were without a doubt insidious, selfish, and shameful. >> reporter: justice department first details how admissions consultant rick singer was the mastermind behind a multi- million-dollar college bribery scheme for month ago. now vanity fair reports as far back as 2017, guidance counselor at the la procedure buckley school questioned three universities offered a spot to a student that they believed was an african-american tennis was her drink in the top 10 in california. reality, the student was white and never paid tennis competitively. the buckley school psychologist straight but told cbs news they cannot discuss individual student or admissions details. the students father admitted he hired rick singer as a consultant. he has not been charged. in a statement to dbs news, he retea

ntsb is investigating the cause of the crash. >>> closing argumentses start in san diego in the trial of a navy seal accused of war crimes. eddie gallagher is accused of killing a 17-year-old prison in iraq in 2017 and shooting two civilians, an elderly man and a young girl. he pled not guilty to the charges and could face life in prison. >>> a federal judge will consider a motion to dismiss a case against congressman hunter. hunter is accused of using campaign found pay for luxury vacations, personal expenses and extramarital affairs. the republican congressman is trying to get the charges dismissed saying he is the target of politically biased prosfirst state budget that the governor signed takes effect today. most of of the provisions take affect today and new services won't be funded until january. more spending for education, health insurance subsidies and paid family leave and a 21.5 billion dollars surplus. the governor plans to hold a news conference today talking about provisions that deal with the high cost of california's living. >>> alameda municipal power is helping drive

the faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> tonight we're learning more about how a lost elderly hiker survivorred-- survived for a week before being rescued. sheriff deputies say eugene joe stayed alive by staying close to sun warmed rocks overnight for heat and drinking creek water. he was separated from his hiking group after wandering several miles from the trail and miraculously after a week without food he heard a search party and mustered up the strength to call for help. he was released from the hospital last night. his family said in a statement that joe became emotional as you can imagine when he found out how many people were out searching for him. >>> europe is burning up as a brutal heat wave spreads across the continent. at least seven people have died as the temperature pushes into triple digits. several companies have all set new record including a high of 115-degree in france. the country is haunted by a heat wave in 2003 that led to the deaths of an estimated 15,000 people. officials say this time they are prepared setting aside places for people to cool off and checking in on th

investigators from the ntsb are beginning their investigation. officials say their robinson 44 helicopter crashed during an instructional flight. the teacher and student were hovering over the runway and in contacting with air travel control but there was no distress call before the crash. the investigation could be complicated by the fact there is no black box which could have helped explain what was happening at the flight controls. the ntsb specs to release a preliminary report in two weeks. >> the in the north bay, a fifth pedestrian death in the last month has both the smart train railroad and those who use or live around it looking for answers for prevention. wayne freedman joins us live in marin county. wayne? >> reporter: good evening. this is hamilton stations in novato. down this track a few motel, another train will be coming. smart has been running for 23 months now and finally they're beginning to find some of the same problems as railroads elsewhere. the north bay smart train had more than the usual bells, lights and gays near golf