please contact the ntsb at witness at ntsb dot gov. that's witness at ntsb dot gov. thank you. after we gather our data in about 14 days, we will publish a preliminary report. and depending on the complexities of the investigation, a final report with a probable cause will be issued in about 12 to 24 months. i would like to take this time to put out a thank you to the watson ville fire department. the watson ville police department watching bill municipal airport operations. the santa cruz sheriff's department. and the california highway patrol. everyone has provided a safe and accessible saying for us to work in and we thank you. we'd also like to thank the good samaritans who came to the age at the airport. that's my presentation. if there are any questions, i'm happy to answer. yes sir. not have a tower, so the plane pilots have to talk to each other as a coming into landing. take off. do you have any information as to if these two aircraft or pilots were talking to each other, if so, what was said, or the airport is uncontrolled airport. there is no tower here and the aircr

at ntsb dot gov. that's witness at ntsb dot gov. thank you. after we gather, our data would have been about 14 days. we will publish a preliminary report and depending on the complexities of the investigation, a final report with probable cause will be issued in about 12 to 24 months. i'd like to take this time to put out a thank you to the watsonville fire department. the watsonville police department, watsonville municipal airport operations. the santa cruz sheriff's department. and the california highway patrol. everyone has provided a safe and accessible. same for us to work in and we thank you. we'd also like to thank the good samaritans who came to the aid at the airport. that's my presentation. if there any questions, happy to answer. >> report does not have power. so the plane, wasn't talking to each other as coming in for landing you have any information as to if these 2 aircraft. other. if so what was said? >> the airport is an uncontrolled airport. there is no tower here and aircraft to peo

the ntsb is on the scene in watsonville today. two planes slammed together while trying to to land at the watsonville municipal airport just before 3:00 yesterday. one of the aircraft crash landed in a nearby field, the other ended up up inside a hanger. you can see there they are a few hundred feet away from the crash site. three people total were killed. killed. the airport does not have a control tower to direct planes. pilots communicate with each other using their radio. let's listen to the ntsb giving giving the very latest. we will take the aircraft to a secure facility to continue our factual factual investigation and gathering stage. as far as witnesses are concerned, if anybody has seen anything or even thought they saw anything, please contact the ntsb at witness@ntsb.gov. thank you. after we gather our data in about 14 days we will publish a preliminary report and, depending on the complexities of of the investigation, a final report with a probable cause will be issued in about 12 to 2. 24 months. i would like to take

." >>> the ntsb is officially beginning its investigation into thursday's deadly midair collision in watsonville. we now know all three people on board the planes died in the crash. yesterday, federal investigators were sifting through and cataloging the wreckage. both planes were on their final approach to landing at the watsonville municipal airport. one plane crashed into a field yards from a neighborhood. the other plane crashed into a hangar at the airport. we spoke with a pilot who witnessed what happened. >> i looked up, and i was -- as i looked up, i could see the 152 break apart and come down in pieces. i saw the 340 go by at a high rate of speed. it was slowly rolling further and further to the left. >> we are still working to learn the identities of the victims. but according to the tail numbers, one of the planes is owned and rented out to pilots by united flight services, which has offices at the watsonville airport. the second plane is registered in winton. the ntsb will put out its preliminary report in two weeks. >>> a mountain view father says his 4-year-old son was

this is new video of what the ntsb investigators have been doing. taking those measurements, as i said, and trying to put together the debris field now that the victim have been extricated. according to the faa, one person was on board a single engine cessna 152. and two people were on board a twin engine cessna 340. the two planes crashed into each other as the pilots were attempting to land just before 3:00 yesterday afternoon. so the conditions, very similar to what you're seeing here today. the smaller cessna crashed near the perimeter of the airport. the bigger one continued to cross the airport and crashed into a hangar. here's what it looked like from the nearby surveillance camera. you see smoke. you see some flames there in the corner. this morning, we talked with a woman who stopped by to drop off flowers because she expects that in this community, she will likely know the people who died. >> the wife of the pilot is something that affects us. we are a small community. and everybody knows them. i wanted to pay my respects. >> watsonville m

ntsb air safety investigators continued combing debris at watson bills municipal airport friday. they believe this wreckage holds answers to why two planes collided midair, killing everyone on board both aircrafts anytime that there is an accident, or there's a concern whether it's a lot of loss of life, which is the most serious or someone has a flat tire in the on the ramp. it's a small community, and there are people here that certainly are grieving witnesses tell fox to the two planes. one assessment 3 40, the other cessna 1 52 appeared to be attempting to land at the same time. the smaller 1 52 was piloted by a one time student pilot and was turning to approach the runway, according to the ntsb, simultaneously, the larger 3 40 , with two adults and one dog on board was moving in a straight line in traveling much faster. the 3 20 was flown into the back of the smaller plane, sending it into a field while the larger plane crashed into a hangar. sources say the pilot of the cessna 1 52 was connected to united flight services visibly shaken staffers inside the client comment abo

the ntsb and the faa are both investigating this collision occurred at watsonville municipal airport shortly before 3 o'clock this afternoon. and we have a map to show you of the area. we'll get to that in a second. but this is the scene where another of the 2 planes that crashed. >> apparently hit a a hanger at that area. one of the planes was a twin engine cessna 3.40, and only the pilot aboard a single engine one. 52 was involved in that crash. so we have 2 fatalities so far. as far as we know, nobody on the ground was hurt. the chp has closed off roads in the area. blaine, a vista drive is calabassas road to freedom boulevard. there is now. >> an estimated there is no estimated time on when those roads will be reopened. at this point. we do have a reporter setting up at the scene right now and we'll have a live report coming up at 6.15. but again, we'll continue to monitor the situation in watsonville again. 2 airplanes crashed possibly while trying to land at the same time, one was a high wing, the plane that is a smaller plane. the one 52, the other low wing plane, the cessna t

video shared with us from a neighbor shows the smoky and fiery scenes just after the accident the ntsb was only able to provide a few details as the investigation continues. this is a busier small airport. that does not have a traffic control tower. the airport is uncontrolled airport. there is no tower here and the aircraft people in traffic pattern will communicate through the common traffic advisory frequency. we are working to get the radio communications that we're occurring at that day pilots. we spoke with nearby the airport as well as aviation news talk podcast host max trescott told us the pilots were in communication through the common traffic advisory frequency or ctaf just before the crash trescott says he's done investigation into the accident and said the bigger aircraft was coming into land much faster than it should have been and only began to communicate with the other pilot involved about a mile away from the airport. he adds the smaller plane did not have the transponder turn on which allows other pilots to see the craft on their displays. these were contributing fac

ntsb air safety investigators continued combing debris at watson bills municipal airport friday. they believe this wreckage holds answers to why two planes collided midair, killing everyone on board. both aircrafts anytime there's an accident, or there's a concern whether it's a lot of loss of life, which is the most serious or someone has a flat tire in the on the ramp. it's a small community, and there are people here that certainly are grieving witnesses tell fox to the two planes. one assessment 3 40, the other cessna 1 52 appeared to be attempting to land at the same time. the smaller 1 52 was piloted by a one time student pilot and was turning to approach the runway, according to the ntsb, simultaneously, the larger 3 40, with two adults and one dog on board was moving in a straight line in traveling much faster. the 3 20 was flown into the back of the smaller plane, sending it into a field while the larger plane crashed into a hangar. sources say the pilot of the cessna 1 52 was connected to united flight services. visibly shaken staffers inside, declined comment about the

there is a new report from the ntsb that, from last month that incident in north carolina saying that upset over an earlier incident." we're joined by cnn aviation correspondent pete muntean. this is a troubling story. what happened here? >> this initial ntsb report, alex, really fills in some of the blanks, after there was a lot of intrigue when this first happened on july 29th. two pilots were on board the airplane, sky diving operation in rareford, north carolina. the copilot was flying the plane and on the third run to pick up sky divers the plane landed too hard at this airport in rareford and part of the right landing gear came off. the plane and the pilots went around, decided to go to raleigh-durham international airport and this is where it gets kind of odd. the ntsb report lays out after interviewing the surviving pilot here that the copilot got sick essentially threw up outside of the airplane out of the window that slides open on the right side of the airplane and went to the back of the plane, it has a door in the back for sky divers. read this quote from the national tra

people have been leaving flowers here at the gate all day while ntsb investigators have started their investigation into how 2 planes collided in mid air killing 3 people and a dog. >> the wreckage of this single engine cessna lies on the side of a runway in watsonville. the faa says the single engine cessna along with a twin engine cessna we're trying to land thursday afternoon when they collided. the final moments captured on the radio got i was on. >> final approach. somebody else was on pace final. down the >> we'll be here all day today. gathering factual evidence, ntsb aviation safety investigator, fabian salazar says experts will piece together what led to the fatal collision. we're going to look into the man machine and the environment as we continue with this investigation. weather is absolutely going to be something that we will look into on surveillance video. you can see the planes preparing to land at the airport. seconds later, it appears to plummet to the ground as witnesses look on another angle captures the aftermath of the second plane hitting the ground. a fiery exp

ntsb air safety investigators continued combing debris at watson bills municipal airport friday. midair, killing everyone on board. both aircrafts anytime that there's an accident, or there's a concern whether it's a lot of loss of life, which is the most serious or someone has a flat tire in the on the ramp. it's a small community, and there are people here that certainly are grieving witnesses tell fox to the two planes. one assessment 3 40, the other assessing a 1 52 appeared to be attempting to land at the same time, the smaller 1 52 was piloted by a one time student pilot and was turning to approach the runway, according to the ntsb, simultaneously, the larger 3 40 with two adults and one dog on board was moving in a straight line in traveling much faster. the 3 20 was flown into the back of the smaller plane, sending it into a field while the larger plane crashed into a hangar. sources say the pilot of the cessna 1 52 was connected to united flight services visibly shaken staffers inside, declined comment about the loss of life, but one aviation aficionado, says the pilot o

it's a key piece of informationt ntsb investigators will be focusing on. >> one mile straight in, full s. looking for traffic. >> yeah, i see you. you're behid me. i'm going to go around becae you're coming at me pretty quick. >> we don't come in straight in at a no tower airport. you fly r the runway, check out, get intoc pattern, check the other traffi, and then go to the final. >> reporter: so you never fly straight in? >> we don't, i don't. some mavericks do. they come straight in and dt want to spend more fuel, but i don't, and i don't teach that. >> reporter: he knows the watsoe airport very well. he said he'd had to tell his students to avoid the airport because it jut wasn't safe. >> sometimes i have to leave my student because some people were people were weak in communication, some people were not following the the proper procedures to enter the traffic pattern, so i found it dangerous dangerous and left. sometimes i confronted people saying you'reg the wrong thing. >> reporter: i spoke to several flight instructors today, and all say the same thing. it's so important to see

that's something that the ntsb we'll be looking into. we'll have to wait for their report. kron four's justin campbell was in that area tonight. he has more on the investigation into what went wrong people have been leaving flowers here at the gate all day. while ntsb investigators have started their investigation into how 2 planes collided in mid air killing 3 people and a dog. >> the wreckage of this single engine cessna lies on the side of a runway in watsonville. the faa says the single engine cessna along with a twin engine cessna. we're trying to land thursday afternoon when they collided. the final moments captured on the radio got i was on. >> final approach. >> somebody else was on pace final. down the >> we'll be here all day today. gathering factual evidence, ntsb aviation safety investigator, fabian salazar says experts will piece together what led to the fatal collision. we're going to look into the man machine and the environment as we continue with this investigation. weather is absolutely going to be something that we will look into on surveillance video. yo

a rept from the ntsb reveals she actually broke her back after the plane landed with such force forcene airport in santa ana last month. the flight flight attendant said the impact impact was so hard she thought e plane crashed. the ntsb says noe of the other passengers on boare hurt. > >> a live look right now at sfot was another tough weekend if yoe out there traveling in the air. more than 10,000 flights canceld or delayed all across the count. now the u.s. transportation department and congress are takg steps to try and ease the pain at airports. they heard from you, their constituents. one bill by lawmakers would require airlines to offer a full cash refund, just money back, within0 days of the flight being canceled. current federal rules say fliers are entitled to a refund, but a lot of airlines offer to rebook or voucher. another rule would require airls to refund money if your flight is delayed more than three hourr change your arrival or departur. that could go into effect by thd of this year at the earliest. there's also good news on the travel front. those sky high air air

the ntsb will put out a preliminary report in two weeks. a full report could take two years. investigators will be looking into the pilots, the planes, and weather conditions during that collision. >>> the family of an employee killed inside a san jose safeway store is speaking out about an arrest. manuel huizar was shot and killed back in june. yesterday police announced 18-year-old tevita tuakalau had been arrested. they also arrested a second teen but the d.a. said there's not enough evidence to charge him with a crime so he will be released. manuel's family said the last seven weeks have been agonizing. >> it's been hard. it has been a long process. there's a lot of pain, a lot of crying moments, a lot of sad moments. >> at the time of the shooting some witnesses said huizar was killed while trying to stop a theft. police have not confirmed that yet. they're still trying to determine a motive. >>> a major setback for a popular east bay nonprofit and the community it serves. it was set to celebrate the grand opening of its new building this week, but they're now looking to

. >> reporter: the ntsb and faa ae at the airport trying to figure out the exact sequence of events events leading up to the midair. to the midair collision. the planes crashed as they were coming in to land on thursday. one eventually ended up in a ney field. the other smashed into a hangar at the watsonville airport. all three people on bod were killed. we are still waiting for their names to be released. >> we will be here all day todag all day today gathering factual evidence of the scene. the airpt the scene. the airport is an uncontrolled airport. there is no tower here. the aircraft, pee in the traffic pattern will communicate through the common c advisory frequency. >> a final report >> a final report with a probable cause could take up to one or two years. as investigators mentioned, watsonville, like many small airports, does not have an air traffic control tower, meaning it's up to the palace to communicate with one another anp everyone safe. mary lee spoke with pilots about the challenges that presents and what they think went wrong in watsonville. >> reporter: we spoke to a lo

. >> reporter: the ntsb will put out its preliminary report in two weeks. a full report could take up to two years. investigators will be looking into the pilots, planes and conditions during the collision. >> well, air speed in the approach phase to the airport is an area we will be looking at. >> reporter: the three victims haven't been identified yet. according to faa data one of the planes is registered here. the other is registered near merced. the ntsb says tomorrow morning both of the planes will be removed from this airport site and taken to a facility just north of sacramento for further examination. live if watsonville, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> thank you for the update. >>> a new team is joining the search for missing teenager kiley rodney. the 16-year-old was last seen at a party at the proctor camp down. the last ping on rodni's phone was there. volunteers from high school students and parents to ski patrol members have joined the search. >>> a call for justice around a safeway as police arrested a man for the murder of an employee. it ha

gathering factual evidence, ntsb aviation safety investigator, fabian salazar says experts will piece together what led to the fatal collision. we're going to look into the man machine and the environment as we continue with this investigation. weather is absolutely going to be something that we will look into it. >> on surveillance video, you can see the planes preparing to land at the airport. seconds later, it appears to plummet to the ground as witnesses look on. another angle captures the aftermath of the second plane hitting the ground. a fiery explosion and a plume of thick black smoke. it's a it's a small community. and there are people here that certainly are grieving >> everyone is doing everything they can to assist us. we're very much a saddened by this event. the coroner has not released the identity of the 3 people that were killed in the crash. >> and the ntsb says it will take 14 days to get a preliminary report. but the exact cause of what happened may take up to a year reporting here in watsonville, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> happening now, redwood city police

. >> of the scenes, ntsb aviation safety investigator, fabian salazar on what happens next as experts piece together the chain of events that led to the fatal collision of 2 small planes at the watsonville airport captured on surveillance video. you can see one of the planes preparing to land at the airport. seconds later, it appears to plummet to the ground as witnesses look on another angle captures the aftermath of the second plane hitting the ground. a fiery explosion and a plume of thick black smoke will be conducting witness interviews. >> and then afterwards, we will recover the aircraft to a secure facility where we will continue our factual investigation and gathering stage. >> plus, pull radio communications from both pilots to see what was being said. everyone involved in this midair collision died. one person on the single engine cessna 2 people and a dog on the cessna 3.40, ntsb officials say that they will look at person machine and environment to determine the cause of this crash. we hearl from the airport director about how this is a tight community and that everyone i

the ntsb confirming three fatalities, adding that a dog in the larger cessna also did not survive. >> you're supposed to see and ots can't se yslof e rpnee ow he wing, then you've got a major problem. >> reporter: linsey, faa officials tell us that nobody on the ground was hurt. but watsonville municipal airport, often used by private planes, is known as an uncontrolled airport, meaning that pilots signal their plans for approach without direction of a control tower. linsey? >> alex, thank you. >>> and in virginia, a federal judge sentenced a british national, one of the so-called isis beatles to eight concurrent life sentences without parole for the kidnapping and deaths of four americans nearly a decade ago. he was capture in the syria in 2018, surviving witnesses testified to the group's brutality, including beheadings. among their victims, journalists james folie and stephen sot love and kayla mueller. when we come back, the popular summer vacation spot that's reporting two shark attacks on the same day, and the massive fire seen for miles in massachusetts. the flames destroying b

so these are just 2 of the many questions that ntsb investigators. we'll be looking at to try to determine what caused the crash him to shooting from the hip here. but it appears that the twin engine was coming in straight and fast, right? it their chance that he would be faulted in this. well, they're going to look at all that stuff. but you could hear the single engine say he was turning on his bass lake. the other pilot had called in and said he was on a final one mile out. but he's coming in much faster. in fact, the single engine pilot said you're coming in fast and he talked about aborting his landing so that that other pilot basically would get in first. but he didn't do that or we didn't have time to do that because it went silent after that. so we don't know how fast after he gave that report that the collision have. so at least from the audio, we know that they were aware of one another wasn't completely. >> again, they could have been talking. but at the same time, the single engine pilot could have been looking for him and his high wing b

ntsb air safety investigators continued combing debris a airpt friday. they believe this wreckage holds answers to why two planes collided midair, killing everyone on board. both aircrafts anytime that there's an accident, or there's a concern whether it's a lot of loss of life, which is the most serious or someone has a flat tire in the on the ramp. it's a small community, and there are people here that certainly are grieving witnesses tell fox to the two planes. one assessment 3 40, the other assessing a 1 52 appeared to be attempting to land at the same time. the smaller 1 52 was piloted by a one time student pilot and was turning to approach the runway, according to the ntsb, simultaneously, the larger 3 40 , with two adults and one dog on board was moving in a straight line in traveling much faster. the 3 20 was flown into the back of the smaller plane, sending it into a field while the larger plane crashed into a hangar. sources say the pilot of the cessna 1 52 was connected to united flight services. visibly shaken staffers inside, declined commen

the ntsb ntsb will release a preliminaryt preliminary report. watsonville like many small airports does not have an air traffic controlr control tower. it is up to the pilots to talk to each other and and keep everyone safe. we spoke spoke with pilots abme o the le andprecautions they take at . >> we spoke to a longtime pilot here in palo alto and he knows all the small airports. he says he often avoids the watsonvillet watsonville airport because of how dangerous it can get. >> the flight instructor has been flying for more than 15 yes 15 years even before his students could fly on their own, they need to know every safetye safety procedure. >> you have to follow the checklist for every part of the. the flight. all the checklists. follow that. >> he teaches students to watch for other pilots in the sky and always communicate with them. especially at airports without traffic control towers. >> there is a frequency and you talk to that frequency. everybody else listens to what. only one person can speak. they know your intention and how far you a

an ntsb report says charles crooks was visibly upset as the aircraft approached raleigh-durham airport for an emergency landing. crooks then indicated he was feeling sick. he apologized to his co-pilot, and then he left the plane. >>> the little league world series opens this morning but one team in south williamsport, pennsylvania, may not have baseball on its mind. kids on the squad from utah are dealing with a life-threatening injury to one of their teammates. here's abc's derricke dennis. >> reporter: this morning, from triumph -- >> and the snow canyon little league all-stars are heading to williamsport. >> reporter: -- to near tragedy for this little league player. easton oliverson badly injured when he fell six feet off a bunk bed sunday night while staying with the team in williamsport, pennsylvania, for the little league world series. easton was rushed to a hospital with a skull fracture, undergoing surgery to reduce swelling on his brain, but he is communicating. >> we had a friend call easton and talk to him, and a lot of people are pulling and prayer for him. >> reporter: h

the ntsb is investigating as air-traffic audio reveals the moments before the midair collision. good morning. it is august 20. thank you for joining us. we will get to that in just a moment. first, let's start with a look at the weekend forecast. lisa, good morning. >> good morning. a typical day on the way. we have fog out there. not a lot, and as we look at doppler seven, it's the usual set up, and high pressure will keep us sunny. as we go into tighter, not much in the way of load -- low clouds. it is 62 and walnut creek. temperatures are warm in the 80's. close to the bay, 59 in san carlos, and a live look outside which looks pretty good. 60's at 9:00 with partly cloudy skies, and a new number inland. 70's around the bay, and heat on the inland today. 80's will be featured around bayside, but we are keeping it cool and comfortable around the coast. comfortable sunday on the way. >> thank you. federal investigators are trying to determine what caused a mid air crash at the airport. here is amended douglas on the tightknit community that is reeling. >> federal investigators pu

the ntsb says the smaller 1 52 was piloted by a one time student pilot who was turning to approach therunway. the larger 3 40, with two adults and a dog on board was moving in a straight line and traveling much faster. it flew into the back of that smaller aircraft, sending it into a field while the larger plane crashed into a hangar. sources tell ktvu the smaller planes pilot was connected to united flight services. he's connected to the community. he was a student pilot, and now he's a pilot. but he knows the community and we are very sad. to learn about what happened. investigators are working to get pilot communications and complete ground surveys. the wreckage will eventually go to a private facility in pleasant grove specializing in accident recovery and reconstruction. brushfire nevado steering, stirring rather, a little panic at an rv park community near highway one. oh, one, fire officials say a downed power line may have sparked a large fire. when firefighters arrived on the scene, they found a half acre of grass burning. as a result, they close both north and south bong ramp

video shared with us from a neighbor shows the smoky and fiery scenes just after the accident the ntsb was only able to provide a few details as the investigation continues. this is a busier small airport. that does not have a traffic control tower. the airport is not controlled airport. there is no tower here and the aircraft people in the traffic pattern will communicate through mmicdv y.we a worng to get the radio communications that we're occurring at that day pilots. we spoke with nearby the airport as well as aviation news talk podcast host max trescott told us the pilots were in communication through the common traffic advisory frequency or ctaf just before the crash trescott says he's done investigation into the accident and said the bigger aircraft was coming into land much faster than it should have been and only began to communicate with the other pilot involved about a mile away from the airport. he adds the smaller plane did not have the transponder turn on which allows other pilots to see the craft on their displays. these were contributing factors in trescott's opinion,

investigators from the ntsb also from the f f a now we thought we would hear from the f f a by now the f a, but we haven't heard from them. so they're here. they're investigating and they're just trying to figure out what happened when those planes collided. we came over to the street and we saw it explode. and then we looked over here and we saw this plane. witnesses say the sky was clear around three o'clock this afternoon when two small cessna planes, one with two people inside and the other. a single pilot crashed in the air as they both tried to land at the watson ville airport. william armstrong says he was attempting to land his plane right after the crash happened. they said you couldn't land on this runway in this runway. which is the same thing, and i said, so, basically, the airport is closed. and he said yes, and i said, when is it likely to open because there's gonna fly around in circles? and then he says, not today. armstrong says he had to go to a nearby airport and catch a ride back to watson ville to get his car. he also says there have been a few accidents in the 15

. >> it's 5.41 and the ntsb is investigating 2 deadly motorcycle crashes involving tesla's as well.y automated driver assist program with these crashes happened on freeways. it was dark out. one of the crashes happened on 91 in riverside on july, 7th, federal officials are trying to determine if there is a flaw in the tesla system that prevents it from recognizing motorcycles. it's 5.41. we'll be right back. at olive garden, nobody loves alfredo quite like we do. we make it from scratch using simple ingredients like garlic, butter, cream, and fresh parmesan. so you can enjoy it poured, twirled or dipped. from that irresistible first taste to the final creamy bite with our one-of-a-kind alfredo the possibilities are endless. olive garden, we're all family here. - you okay? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we are going to reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. what now? i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad! unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages the power is ours. (johnny cash) ♪ i've traveled every

the ntsb is checking if whether the cars somehow they're pasha partially automated driver assist programpened on dark freeways. one was the 91 freeway in riverside on july, 7th. it's 9.41. in other news that we're following this morning. we'll be back with a few headlines in juut a couple minutes. ♪ ♪ well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! with bats... and ghouls ... and cars in disguise. (laugh) i've cast quite a spell now... you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. halloween time is back with spook-tacular experiences in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! (laughter) in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! outsidelands but there was a big art festival in the east bay with hundreds of vendors in downtown fremont for the festival. art and kron four's camila barco was there. >> organizers say this is the largest free street festival west of the mississippi and on sunday fremont festival of the arts returned for the first time in 2 years. about 500. then you're set up their camp in downtown fremont as

both the faa and the ntsb are investigating. at 5:30, our kris sanchez will be live from watsonville with the very latest. >>> the countdown is on this morning for the department of justice. a judge in florida says the doj must unseal the affidavit in the fbi search of former president trump's florida home by next thursday. but the public will not see everything. "today in the bay's" susan mcginnis is live in washington with details on that and a high-level trump executive now his own legal trouble this morning, susan. >> yes, marcus, that's right. good morning. a judge down in florida ruling the government didn't make an argument strong enough that the entire affidavit should be unsealed and so now it's going to be redacted and some of it will be revealed. judge bruce reinhardt ready to reveal parts of the affidavit in the unprecedented search of former president trump's mar-a-lago estate, ordering the justice department to redact portions of the highly sensitive document. >> the department of justice doesn't want it out becaus

. >> the ntsb is investigating 2 deadly motorcycle accidents involving tesla's. is looking into whether the tesla's were operating on partially automated driver assist program when these crashes happened. they were a crash that happened on freeways and in the dark one was on the 91 freeway in riverside on july, 7th and federal officials want to know if there might be a in tesla's system. >> that prevents it from recognizing motorcycles. it's 7.42. we'll be right back. >> 7.44 fun weekend in the east bay, hundreds of vendors took over downtown fremont for the festival of arts conference. camila barco takes a look. >> organizers say this is the largest free street festival west of the mississippi and on sunday fremont festival of the arts returned for the first time in 2 years. about 500. then you're set up their camp in downtown fremont as they returned for this year's festival of the arts put on by the chamber of commerce. >> the festival offered 4 miles worth of activities and entertainment. we're only just like arts and crafts booths, live music street performe

it's 6.30, for the ntsb is investigating 2 deadly motorcycle crashes that involved tesla's the ntsb isinking are suspecting that the cars were using the partially automated driver says program of these crashes happened on freeways. it was dark out in both cases. one of the crashes was on 91 in riverside on july, 7th. they're trying to determine if there may be a flaw in the system or somehow that still system doesn't recognize motorcycles. >> well, now to an update on a story we brought you last month about foster city's plan to kill about 100 geese. the city says it's an overpopulation of canada geese to become a health and safety problem for them. and so they proposed killing about 100 of them to control that population. well, now after hearing from members of the community who objected to that plan, the city says it's going to try something different. something high tech. meet spot. you see him in the background there. >> you know, yellow. thank that robot dog created by boston dynamics ahead it is ahead on on use that technology to go and assess like, you know, after an explosion o

the ntsb is leading this investigation and they say they will have more information soon. we are waiting for a press conference to learn more. residents who live around here do say there's lots of pilots in training who are flying around here that often do their rounds in the area so they speculated i could play a role but there is nothing confirmed that we know about what led to this particular crash with these two cessna's. >> we will wait for those answers. we will see you back here at 11:00. >>> two men arrested for a deadly shooting at a store in the south bay. the shooting happened in june at the safeway in the willow glen neighborhood. a safeway employee was killed during his overnight shift. police in san jose and utah arrested these men. them in on the left arrested at his home near salt lake city. he faces murder charges. the man on the right faces conspiracy charges. also tonight is called the worst of both worlds scenario. housing sales are dropping but housing prices remain stubbornly high. some analysts say we are headed for a housing recession. today the nat

it's a key piece of informationt piece of information that ntsb investigators will be focusing . will be focusing on. >> watsonville air traffic, one mile straight . straight in. looking for traffic on left base. >> you are behind me. i will go around because you're coming at me pretty quick, man. 4 only a few seconds later, i was on thee was on the same frequency repore midair collision. >> please be advised, accident. >> please be advised watsonville. a couple of accidents. please be advised. >> we don't come straight in. we we fly over the runway. we check check out the traffic pattern. check out the traffic. then go o the final. >> reporter: so you never fly straight in? >> i don't. some people do. they they come straight in. they dont want to spend more feel. i don't don't teach that. >> reporter: he knows the watsonville airport very well. he says he has had to to tell his dues to avoid the airport because it wasn't safe. >> sometimes i have to leave myt because some people are not goon communication. some people are t some people are not following pr following proper proce

amanda: the santa cruz county sheriff's office, the faa, and the ntsb are involved in the investigation. ama: and we send this alert on our abc 7 news apple news first broke about the plane crash. if you want breaking news alerts like this in the future, search abc 7 news bay area in the app store. a bay area school district still requiring masks is now changing its policy. the move comes after a four-year-old boy was sent home for being mask lists. j.r. stone has the details. j.r.: video of a four-year-old mountain view boy unable to go to his school because he doesn't have a mask on. e elementary school where th thf the mountain view westman district. >> i think it is time to move forward. the kids need to see faces, they need to have a brighter outlook on the future in general. amanda: --j.r.: sean recorded this video. he says his son is smart, but may have developmental issues. because he won't keep his mask on, he has been told he can't come to school. at one point thursday, a police officer was called to deal with the situation. >> i'm watching my son, getting him ready to go to s

. >> no one on the ground was hurt, the airport was closed and and both the ntsb and faa are now investigating. that airport is owned by the city of watsonville. it does not have a control tower to direct planes, instead, pilots communicate with with each other over open radio frequencies. > >> a famous bay area taiko group group is being evicted after they see the landlord tripled the rent. san francisco taiko dojo is the first taiko group in in the united states, it set up shop 54 years ago in japan town and as mary lee spoke with the grand master who hopes to drum up support and find a new home. >> reporter: he is the founding father of taiko in the united states. sensei grand master tanaka was the first ever to perform taiko japanese drums at the cherry blossom festival in san francisco's japan town in 1968. >> now, i am in this country, my my life to taiko together now. >> now, his famous taiko group may be coming to an end. they are getting kicked out of their south san francisco taiko practice studio at the end of the month, after new landlord tripled their rent. they have no no choice

the faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> and federal health officials are boosting the supply of monkeypox vaccine, as the virus continues to spread. the cdc says there are more than 14,000 cases in the u.s., including at least a dozen children who have been infected. tanya rivero has more. >> reporter: the white house says an additional 1.8 million doses of the monkeypox vaccine will be available starting monday, as cases of monkeypox are up over 30% from just a week ago. >> thanks for coming in. >> thank you, sir. >> and yet, cdc director, dr. rochelle walensky, admits the government is still studying the vaccine's efficacy. >> to be clear, we're learning how well these vaccines work against monkeypox and in tecifo. >> reporter: the cdc is also encouraging the switch to injecting just below the skin to stretch doses up to five times. >> all righty. >> reporter: 20-year-old edward o'keefe finally received his first dose at this new jersey clinic. >> there weren't any appointments available. soy found that pretty frustrating and maybe a little scary. >> reporter: more than 50% of cases are

amanda: the santa cruz county sheriff's office, the faa, and the ntsb are involved in the investigation. ama: and we send this alert on our abc 7 news apple news first broke about the plane crash. if you want breaking news alerts like this in the future, search abc 7 news bay area in the app store. a bay area school district still requiring masks is now changing its policy. the move comes after a four-year-old boy was sent home for being mask lists. j.r. stone has the details. j.r.: video of a four-year-old mountain view boy unable to go to his school because he doesn't have a mask on. the elementary school where this was recorded thursday as part of the mountain view westman district. >> i think it is time to move forward. the kids need to see faces, they need to have a brighter outlook on the future in general. amanda: --j.r.: sean recorded this video. he says his son is smart, but may have developmental issues. because he won't keep his mask on, he has been told he can't come to school. at one point thursday, a police officer was called to deal with the situation. >> i'm watching my

the ntsb is investigating 2 deadly motorcycle crash. might have been caused by problems with tesla's autopilot feature. both crashes happened on freeways at night time. federal officials believe tesla's partially automated driver assist program was used in each and now they're trying to determine if there's a flaw in the system that prevents it from recognizing motorcycles. one of the crashes happened on state route. 91 in riverside on july, 7th. there are now calls for the government's recall tesla's autopilot system. >> i robot now belongs to amazon. the vacuum cleaner maker was sold for roughly 1.7 billion dollars. the move allows amazon to scoop up another company to add to its collection of smart home appliances. i robot most famous for its roomba vacuum. the latest line bus uses sensors to map and record a home's floor plan and the devices now offer a trove of data for amazon to potentially integrate with other products. acquisition was for $61 per share in an all-cash transaction. it includes absorbing ai robots net debt. >> happ

the ntsb says they will have a preliminary report in about two weeks but as far as the final report, it could be one or two years. >> thank you for watching that one. a lot of information to sort through their. thank you. > >> first alert weather, we are moving closer to the weekend, putting the week's heat in hays behind us. meteorologist paul heggen is taking credit for it. >> i take blame for the bad weather so we will let that even even itself out. as we look to the east towards downtown san francisco and towards the east y east bayquity will continue to improve as we head into the weekend. temperatures will do an up and down dan's. today we have been in the 60s to to around 70 around the bay with with low 60s on the coast underneath the fog. temperatures temperatures inland have been in in the 80s and 90s. they will be be further in the 80s and 90s tomorrow. tomorrow heading up the grid be prepared for cool and breezy evening. 5:00 things get going, right around 60 degrees. the fog will be coming back in. if you're headed to music on the square, that starts starts at 6:00. tempe

the ntsb will be in charge of the investigation and will provide additional update. neither agency identifies people involved in aircraft accidents. again, more on that story throughout the night. and kron 4 dot com is a resource that you can always follow along with. but our other top story. >> tonight is the white house announcing a new set of measures to try to combat the nationwide monkeypox outbreak. members of the biden administration have suggested the virus is spreading faster than they predicted it would. our washington correspondent anna wiernicki is live for from the capital tonight with a >> details on this new plan. anna. >> good evening. while the new plan includes april out of nearly 2 million doses of the vaccine and the white house is that they will prioritize the shipments to areas that need it. the most. the white house monkeypox response team says an extra 1.8 million doses of the monkeypox vaccine will be ready to ship to states on monday. what's most important to us is to be able to get as many doses out as quickly as possible to those that need

. >> reporter: the ntsb and faa ae at the airport trying to figure out the exact sequence of events eventsthe planes crashed as they were coming in to land on thursday. one eventually ended up in a ney field. the other smashed into a hangar at the watsonville airport. all three people on bod were killed. we are still waiting for their names to be released. >> we will be here all day todag all day today gathering factual evidence of the scene. the airpt the scene. the airport is an uncontrolled airport. there is no tower here. the aircraft, pee in the traffic pattern will communicate through the common c advisory frequency. >> a final report >> a final report with a probable cause could take up to one or two years. as

the faa and ntsb are investigating. neighbors heard the crash, some say they saw it happen. >> i saw in the blink of an eye another plane in the air and they hit each other, and it was almost as if the faster plane had gone right through the smaller plane. >> last night, first responders surrounded one of those wrecked planes and appeared to extricate a body from it. aviation experts we talked to say the watsonville airport like many smaller airports is an uncontrolled air field, meaning there's no control tower. stay with us for the very latest. we'll have continuing coverage on air and online, just head over to nbcbayarea.com. it's right there on our home page. >>> a new development in the south bay, two and a half months before the november election. milpitas mayor rich tran who is getting termed out this fall has been running for a city council seat but now dropping out of the race. tran took heat during the height of the pandemic for not always wearing a mask and earlier this summer took the unusual tack endorsing

. >> the faa and the ntsb >> are investigating. we have a reporter headed to the scene. >> and we'll certainly be bringing you information as we get it. also a road closure to let you know about the chp santa cruz. >> here working the closure, buena vista drive is shut down from calabassas road to freedom boulevard as they block off that area. so that emergency vehicles can get in and out of there. there's no word when they're going to reopen that stretch of roadway. but again, at least 2 people are dead after 2 planes, 2 small planes collide while trying to land at the watsonville airport. our justin campbell is headed to the scene. we have a photographer here giving us this live picture and will continue to gather more information and update you throughout the evening on kron 4 and kron 4 dot com. also tonight, governor newsom has announced what he calls a master plan to try to help young californians deal with mental health issues yet says it will finally tackle the fact that young people are increasingly reporting symptoms of d

the faa and the ntsb are now investigating the crash. >>> next, the legal battle sparked by the fbi's search of former president trump's florida estate. a judge is hinting at possibly unsealing a redacted version of the affidavit used to justify the search in the first place. abc's faith abubey is in washington with those details. good morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning to you, mona. former president donald trump has called for the full document unredacted to be released. but in court yesterday his attorneys made no moves to call for the judge to do just that. this morning the justice department under a court order to quickly propose redactions of the probable cause affidavit used to search former president donald trump's florida estate. the magistrate judge who approved the search warrant saying he's leaning toward the public seeing the written justifications for the unprecedented move. judge bruce reinhart adding "i am not prepared to find that the affidavit should be fully sealed." >> he understands that the public is going to likely be entitled to some parts of this warrant

ken, you get to hear that in a moment, but i'll take you back a little bit earlier today, the ntsb investigatorswere here. they wrapped up a press conference basically saying that >> they will not leave any stone unturned. they will be looking at whether weather was a factor. they were also look at also they will look