the ntsb is recommending all new cars in the u.s. with systems that could stop a drunk driver. abc 7 news reporter lena howland is live with more on the technology. lena: the ntsb want to see passive alcohol detection systems put in all new vehicles made moving forward, meaning drivers would not have to perform a task blowing into a breathalyzer in order to get on the road. they are also looking into technology which could test for blood alcohol through touch. if this recommendation isn't -- is implemented by the national highway traffic safety administration, experts say it could reduce the number of alcohol-related crashes, one of the biggest causes of highway deaths in the country. this pushed stems from the ntsb investigation into a horrific crash near fresno last year. a drunk driver crashed head on with another vehicle on new year's day, killing both adult drivers and seven children , ranging from six to 15 years old. stephanie manning with mothers against drunk driving ways in. >> those children and those adults should be aliv

in the meantime, the ntsb is also recommending lowering the blood alcohol limit. andrew rhiannon, andrea. thank you. speaking of driving it's time for a new edition of please don't do this. this is in australia, where that mercedes should not. be driving on the city's special bus track. okay locals say when cars straight under the bus way they usually fall down the middle, but the elderly driver kept it on the track for a few miles before getting back on a real road again. don't do this. that's scary to look at coming up stepping into yes, autumn before you gas up your car, though we're checking out the best parks to visit this fall from sea to shining sea first we're shining a light on a young musician who just discovered his own amazing talent pretty much by accident. that's next. you're watching world news now. maybe . b colorado that he would be jamming till the break of dawn. he just sat down one day, and did it become not only a local celebrity but a viral sensation. danny knew of our denver station has his story. it's really not often that a 10 year old can

a recommendation from the ntsb would put the brakes on drunk driving deaths hopefully. lena howland is live with the details of this plan. good morning. lena: good morning. the ntsb wants to see alcohol detection systems put in all new vehicles produced moving forward . that can stop an intoxicated person from driving. if this recommendation is implement it by the national highway traffic safety administration, experts say it could reduce the number of alcohol-related crashes, one of the biggest causes of highway deaths in the country. this push stems from the ntsb investigation into a horrific crash near fresno last year. a drunk driver crashed head-on with another vehicle on new year's day, killing both adult drivers and seven children, ranging from six to 15 years old . that is why the agency is now considering the idea of passive alcohol detection systems, meaning drivers would not be required to perform a task like blowing into a breathalyzer before hitting the road. they are also looking into technology which could test for blood alcohol through touch. >> i look a

the image is part of the ntsb's preliminary report in its ongoing investigation. investigators also released a diagram of the flight paths of the 2 planes. the pilots trying to land on the north side of the watsonville airport. well, for surveys co has more on the report. >> this newly released photo shows the moment 2 small planes collided above the watsonville airport the afternoon of august. 18th nearly a month ago. the photo was part of the initial findings by the ntsb investigating what caused the fatal collision in this picture. also, part of the report published thursday afternoon. it shows the trajectory of the 2 planes and the point of impact. the initial findings also stated both pilots were in radio communication. at one point, the pilot of the cessna one, 52 stated he saw the larger plane and decided to go around saying, quote, because you're coming up on me pretty quick, end quote. a witness says he focused attention on the final approach path and observed the cessna 3.40, on the cessna one. 52 stale. the cessna 3.40, then banked to the right and it's

the ntsb releasing new information tonight on what happened just before 2 planes collided, killing 3 people. we first brought you this story back in august. the planes crashed into each other at the watsonville municipal airport and the ntsb releasing a new photo of the planes in the air right before they collided. they say. >> a witness took the picture on the ground. this is that we have seen before. but this new image, it's part of their preliminary report on the ongoing investigation. investigators also released a diagram of the flight paths of the 2 planes. we just saw the new picture moments ago hears the diagram. the pilots trying to land from the north side of the watsonville airport and you can see the 2 different colors. the 2 different flight paths of the planes come for theresa stasi more now on this report just released this afternoon. >> this newly released photo shows the moment 2 small planes collided above the watsonville airport the afternoon of august. 18th nearly a month ago. the photo was part of the initial findings by the ntsb investigating what caused the fata

the ntsb would give give automakers three years to come up with a plan. in addition addition to alcohol sensors, the the agency wants to lower the legal blood alcohol level 20.5. > >> nasa engineers detected a hydrogen leak today. it appears similar to a leak that scrubbed a launch attempt earlier this month. nasa is testing replacement seals and new procedures in the wake of the leak. officials hope to launch the rocket next week on a 39 day day on crew mission. astronauts in 2024 and 2025 and eventually missions to mars. > >> an unprecedented look at a planet more than 2.5 million miles away. we will show you. > >> ahead in sports, a 49ers tight end is back and back big. and, we know >> you have to see this. a stunning new picture of neptune, neptune, thanks to the james webb telescope. >> it is the clearest view of the planet in more than 30 years. take a look. >> the telescope is providing a crisp view of the rings. it picked up several rings, as well well as the dust bands. >> it is very beautiful. it looks translucent. as for the bright light in the

the ntsb is recommending the newtek to put the brakes on drunk driving deaths.ere's amanda del castillo. reporter:ing. it's an effort accelerated tuesday by the national transportation safety board. the agency wants alcohol detection systems in all new vehicles. >> i look at this technology as part of this progression we see in car technology, going to electrical vehicles, having self driving cars. reporter: the san jose state engineer and professor -- rakes down the idea of passive alcohol detection systems. meaning drivers wouldn't be required to perform a test before hurting the road. the car itself would be designed not to hassle or distract a sober driver but instead stop a drunk driver. >> when you're starting the car, this is the first time it's going to try to get a sense of your breath. reporter: looking into technology which could test for blood alcohol through touch. the recommendation tuesday comes as part of its investigation of a 2021 deadly collision near fresno. a drunk driver crashed head on with another vehicle on new year's day, killing both a

the ntsb is recommending the newtek to put the brakes on drunk driving deaths.el castillo. reporter: using tech to curb drunk driving. it's an effort accelerated tuesday by the national transportation safety board. the agency wants alcohol detection systems in all new vehicles. >> i look at this technology as part of this progression we see in car technology, going to electrical vehicles, having self driving cars. reporter: the san jose state engineer and professor -- rakes down the idea of passive alcohol detection systems. meaning drivers wouldn't be required to perform a test before hurting the road. the car itself would be designed not to hassle or distract a sober driver but instead stop a drunk driver. >> when you're starting the car, this is the first time it's going to try to get a sense of your breath. reporter: looking into technology which could test for blood alcohol through touch. the recommendation tuesday comes as part of its investigation of a 2021 deadly collision near fresno. a drunk driver crashed head on with another vehicle on new year's day

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. >>> the ntsb is recommending that all new vehicles come with systems that would limit functions ifhe car detects that the driver is impaired by alcohol. the chair of the ntsb said impairment detection technology could prevent tens of thousands of deaths caused by impaired driving and speeding the national traffic highway administration would have to accept the recommendation. >>> back to michelle for the extreme weather as we track fiona. >> after a sluggish start so the tropical season we are ramping up the activity. we have hurricane fiona of course also tropical storm gaston that developed yesterday with this one we expect it to stay out to sea. we are watching another system, 90% chance of formation west of the -- east of the winward islands. it will move to the west it's moving into a development zone where it's favorable to see development. we could see the next tropical depression in the next 48 hours, especially in the next five days we have some models in agreement here now, with fiona we took that right-hand turn w this system we expect to move towards central america or

. >> tonight, the ntsb is recommending alcohol monitorings in all new cars to curb drunk d. drunk driving. that could inclue features like impairment detection systems, advanced driver monitoring or combination or combination of the two. this is part of the mandate in the bipartisan infrastructure act that gave the feds three years o get impaired driving tech knowledge he into cars. > >> in monterey county, highway 1 highway 1 is back open.a shelter in place order has beend been lifted near the battery storage facility. it was in place for most of the day after a fire broke out overnight in aa a tesla safety system automatically disconnected the bad unit from the grid. the fire fire is controlled. the county d the smoke may linger. > >> hurricane fiona is now blamer at least four death in puerto ro puerto rico and another in the dominican republic. the storm is storm is gaining steam. most people in puerto rico are without electricity or running . running water. the island is working to restore power. > >> the hurricane hit the islandh wind up to 115 miles an hour to. hour t

plus the ntsb releasing its preliminary investigation on last words, plane crash in watsonville. details we're learning about the final moments before the 2 planes crashed and killed 3 people also complained over a local landfill. why the mayor of st. says the property poses a risk of wildfire contamination, even explosives. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow as the forecast with rain for as the forecast with rain for newsnight is next. the choice between prop 26 and 27? let's get real. prop, 26 means no money to fix homelessness, no enforcement oversight and no support for disadvantaged tribes. yikes! prop 27 generates hundreds of millions towards priorities like new housing units in all 58 counties. 27 supports non-gaming tribes and includes strict audits that ensure funds go directly to people off the streets and into there's only one choice. yes on 27. >> when fun time from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at party or some other places. if you're not familiar with what they're dealing with, they could have deadly consequences. >> tonight at 9 r

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the ntsb has no regulatory authority. it can only ask other agencies to act. the recommendation is designed to put pressure and the nhtsa to move its actually overdue. but we we about convenience and the car's weight about futuristic features in the car. this is for safety. and this is not only just for safety for us safety for people outside the car. the federal government said that the technology could be ready for widespread use as soon as 2024. >> in the newsroom, i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> still ahead here at 9 o'clock inflation, relief checks will soon be heading out to californians when you can expect to get yours. plus banning plastic water bottles at lake tahoe. a new ordinance that could change your next trip to the region. and when we return, the united farm workers getting some star power outside the california state capitol today as they urge the governor to pass assembly bill. 21 83. california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, the

the reason you see those everywhere, every car you're at has won is because you have to the ntsb does not have the authority to require manufacturers to implement this technology. but their suggestion puts pressure on the national highway traffic safety administration to mandate a monitoring system. the reason it's going to be controversial is not there's a constitutional issue with it. i don't think that there is. >> but because the the dark truth of the matter is that an awful lot of people drive drunk last year, nearly 43,000 people were killed in alcohol related crashes. the greatest number in 16 years. 32 people die every day in the u.s. from dui crashes. that's nearly one person. every 45 minutes. bottom line is people are driving drunk because they can. >> we know that enforcement is down so people aren't as worried about getting in trouble. >> the courts are are so backed up. so people aren't as worried about being held accountable. with the pandemic. so many things were closed. but liquor stores are always open. the recommendation timeline is 3 years for the policy to be writ

those going through this pre iminary ntsb report that we just got into our newsroom. she'll have a more in-depth report later on this evening. so stay with us here on kron. 4. and there is some rain coming this weekend. but the drought is dragging on today. officials gave an update on the state of our reservoirs kron four's. charles clover tells us what we can expect moving forward when it comes to our water supply. >> well, across california, we haven't seen significant rainfall in months. hopefully the rain this coming weekend will help the very dry conditions and put some more water into our reservoirs. the latest map from the u.s. drought monitor shows that almost all of california is still experiencing severe to exceptional drought conditions. that includes the bay area in marin county on thursday longer needs creek below lake lock. any this has been reduced to a series of stagnant pools of water, but it's not all bad news across run watershed. the reservoirs are actually about 75% of full capacity, which is better then at this time last year in the east bay east

. > >> the ntsb is out with preliminary findings on last month's deadly midair collision in watsonville. it also released a witness photo showing the moment before impact. investigators say one pilot was practicing touch and go landings landings at the airport when the the other plane was on final ap. final approach. three people died in the collision that followed. > >> mountain view launching a new new basic income pilot program. a total of 166 low income families will be chosen to receive $500 per month for two . two years. households must have at least one child or one on th. the way. applications will be up up and starting tomorrow through through september 25. > >> look at that celebration underway at san francisco city hall right now. to kick off hispanic heritage month. we caught up with a dancer preparig dancer preparing for the performance of a lifetime. >> it represents my family, my , my parents, where they come from. > >> and in case you had not been following along the last few days, we are on track for this n this rain on sunday. it will be widespread, beneficial rain. we

the reason you see those everywhere, every car you're at center has won is because you have to the ntsbuthority to require manufacturers to implement this technology. but their suggestion puts pressure on the national highway traffic safety administration to mandate a monitoring system. the reason it's going to be controversial is not there's a constitutional issue with it. i don't think that there is. >> but because the the dark truth of the matter is that an awful lot of people drive drunk last year, nearly 43,000 people were killed in alcohol related crashes. the greatest number in 16 years. 32 people die every day in the u.s. from dui crashes. that's nearly one person. every 45 minutes. bottom line is people are driving drunk because they can. >> we know that enforcement is down so people aren't as worried about getting in trouble. >> the courts are are so backed up. so people aren't as worried about being held accountable. with the pandemic. so many things were closed. but liquor stores are always open. the recommendation timeline is 3 years for the policy to be written. >> and 2 y

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the ntsb is investigating if weather was a factor there. >>> and we're back in a moment with more onamilla, now stepping into the title of queen consort. what will her new role be >>> we are back tonight, live from scotland and more on the dramatic changes within the royal family king charles' wife, camilla, will now have the official title of queen consort, a role that just 20 years ago, many thought would never happen for her. kelly cobiella now with more on what this new title means and how the people here in the uk are reacting. >> reporter: a new king alongside his queen. camilla, queen consort, a job with no salary and no official duties the consort's most important role, to support the king in his first televised speech as monarch, king charles calling her his darling wife >> i know she will bring to the demands of her new role the steadfast devotion to duty on which i have come to rely so much >> reporter: the pair have known each other since the 1970s. they married in 2005 like king charles, camilla also a divorcee, both with children and grandchildren. >> did he get down on

the ntsb doesn't have any regulatory authority. it can only ask other agencies to act. >> overdue.venience and the car's weight about futuristic features in the car. this is for safety. and this is not only just for safety for us safety for people outside the car. >> it's an idea federal government said the technology could be ready for widespread use as soon as 2024. in an effort to cut down on pollution, california is looking to ban the sale of diesel big ranks. the california air resources board says it's time for the state to reshape its use of heavy duty trucks, the american lung association, which supports this plan, says the g's will trucks have the highest pollution of any vehicle on the road under the plan. companies like amazon and walmart would have to switch over to electric power trucks by 2035. but opponents say will california lexi infrastructure where all the charges, these trucks and they're also saying it would also put pressure on the state's power grid. a decision is expected by the end of october. >> the man accused of murdering an 8 year-old hayward girl has p

and the ntsb has no regulatory authority.hey can only ask other agencies to act. >> overdue. but we we about convenience and the cars would about futuristic features in the car. this is for safety. and this is not only just for safety for us safety for people outside the car. >> i think they're talking about, you know, just putting him in all cars to prevent drunk driving crash because they do but, you know, it's always after you had a dui that you have time to think the federal government says the technology could be ready for widespread use as soon as 2024. in an effort to cut down on pollution, california is looking to ban the sale of diesel big race. the california air resources board says it's time for the state to reshape its use of heavy duty trucks, the american lung association with support this proposal says that diesel trucks have the highest pollution of any vehicle on the road. under the plan. companies such as amazon, walmart would have to switch to electric power trucks by 2035. opponents of the measure say cal

the ntsb has no regulatory authority. they can only ask other agencies to act. >> overdue.about futuristic features in the car. this is for safety. and this is not only just for safety for us safety for people outside the car. >> the federal government says the technology could be ready for widespread use as soon as 2024. in an effort to reduce pollution, california is looking to ban the sale of diesel big rigs. the california air resources board says it's time for the state to reshape its use of heavy heavy duty trucks. the american lung association supports this and says the diesel trucks have the highest pollution of any vehicle on the road. under the plan. companies such as amazon and walmart would have to switch over 2 electric powered trucks by 2035. but opponents say the california lacks the infrastructure for the trucks and this will put more pressure on the state's power grid, too. a decision is expected by the end of october. >> well, the man accused of murdering an 8 year-old hayward girl is pleading not guilty. dante jackson is charged with first-degree murder a

details shared in this newly released report by the ntsb on last month's deadly midair plane collision. a closer look at the harrowing photo, capturing the moment the single engine cessna 152 and twin-engine cessna 340 crash, killing three people and a dog. >> the twin-engine at the last moment was turning to the right to avoid the other aircraft but was making the turn just a couple seconds too late. reporter: max truscott breaking down the report, explaining the twin-engine carrying winton residents and a dog, traveling'e allowed for a safe landing under any circumstance. >> there's really no rational explanation as for why he was that fast. reporter: piloting the cessna was 32-year-old stuart cannon sent, born and raised in alamo. the report confirms what his family told us, he was practicing touch and go landings on his fifth and final attempt when the crash happened. >> the most perishable skill pilots have is the ability to land well. they will practice flying the lack -- landing pattern for seven or 10 times. reporter: one witness in a plane above. the airport doesn't have a con

indication of what may have happened in the moments that led up to that crash >> reporter: tonight the ntsb leading the crash investigation while the coast guard says family members have been notified a list of all passengers scheduled to be released tomorrow morning tom? >> steve patterson with that air mystery near seattle steve, thank you >>> we head overseas now to the united kingdom and its new prime minister liz truss will replace boris johnson after he announced his resignation in july. the new pm formally meets with the queen tomorrow but in a way that breaks years of tradition. keir simmons explains. >> reporter: chosen as britain's third female prime minister today, tonight liz truss is being compared to margaret thatcher, facing inflation, strikes and a recession and promising tax cuts >> we will deliver, we will deliver, we will deliver. >> reporter: soon to be former prime minister boris johnson tweeting congratulations. his scandal-ridden tenure ending with a long good-bye this summer with stunts like flying in a fighter jet. now liz truss looking at a long, hard winter with s

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details shared in this newly released report by the ntsb on last month's deadly midair plane collisioner look at the harrowing photo, capturing the moment the single engine cessna 152 and twin-engine cessna 340 crash, killing three people and a dog. >> the twin-engine at the last moment was turning to the right to avoid the other aircraft but was making the turn just a couple seconds too late. reporter: max truscott breaking down the report, explaining the twin-engine carrying winton residents and a dog, traveling too fast. a speed that wouldn't have allowed for a safe landing under any circumstance. >> there's really no rational explanation as for why he was that fast. reporter: piloting the cessna was 32-year-old stuart cannon sent, born and raised in alamo. the report confirms what his family told us, he was practicing touch and go landings on his fifth and final attempt when the crash happened. >> the most perishable skill pilots have is the ability to land well. they will practice flying the lack -- landing pattern for seven or 10 times. reporter: one witness in a plane above. the

. >> well, the ntsb has released these pictures of last month's deadly plane crash in watsonville. the photo shows the moments just before 2 small planes collided above the watsonville airport the afternoon of august. 18th. it's part of the initial findings by the federal agency looking into what caused the crash. a part of that report published thursday afternoon shows that injector e of the 2 planes at the point of impact. a witness says he observed the twin engine cessna 3.40, on the cessna one. 52 stale. the cessna 3.40, then banked to the right and it's left wing struck the cessna one. 52, the cessna one. 52 with the single occupant on board crashed short of the runway. the cessna 3.40, with 2 people on spiraled into a hangar. well, a complete report with the final cause of that crash is expected in about a year. and the east bay of several people who were hurt during a shooting that happened in oakland. that shooting happened last night shortly after 6 on international boulevard near 42nd avenue. police say multiple people were shot and a pedestrian was also hit after that sh

and this is in spite of the fact the ntsb, which is not a regulator, but an has actually tied designund auto pilot 3 fatal crashes. the national highway traffic safety administration is already investigating tesla's autopilot, but it's not yet taken any action, but that's not deterring those behind this lawsuit. >> the sales of these cars has to be stopped. and this technology has to be developed before before more people are killed and or are injured. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. we've reached out to tesla for comment from the company but are still waiting to hear back. >> next, tap executives from the top social media companies in the world try to defend themselves today in washington, why they're being accused of inspiring domestic terrorism. >> plus, the influential organization now saying the end of the pandemic is in sight. brief, the day after what experts are reminding people after last night's earthqu governor newsom, the governor says this legislation is a game. it is a time change or according to the governor and who says that help is on the way for californians experiencin

. >> and the ntsb revealing new pictures and details on its investigation into that deadly watsonvilleplane crash while ago. what we now know car plows through a trader joe's store, injuring a number of people. and this is a live picture of the scene from our photographer and daniel, be ariel, according to chp, a silver toyota avalon drove through the entrance of the store and ended up at the checkout lanes. authorities say several people were taken to the hospital in that city. thank you for joining us for k

the ntsb has no regulatory authority. it can only ask other agencies to act. the recommendation is designed to put pressure and the nhtsa to move its actually overdue. but we we about convenience and the cars would about. >> futuristic features in the car. this is for safety. and this is not only just for safety for us safety for people outside the car. >> the federal government said that the technology could be ready for widespread use as soon as 2024. in the newsroom, i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. in an effort to cut back pollution. california is looking to ban the sale of diesel big rigs. the california air resources board says it's time for the state to reshape its use of heavy duty trucks. the american lung association, which supports the proposal, says diesel trucks have the highest pollution of any vehicle on the road. under the proposal. companies such as amazon or walmart would have to switch to electric power trucks by 2035. opponents of the measure say california, lexi infrastructure for the trucks and this will put more pressure on the state's

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the faa and the ntsb will be investigating the crash. this was not the first crash at the reno air races back in 2011 and aircraft crashed into spectators killing 10 people on the ground and the pilot. sustained a major service disruption today, one week after celebrating its 50th anniversary , two trains got stuck in the tube on the oakland side when near the west oakland station, the other near 12th street. ktvu is greg liggins here now, with an update on service. and what happened, greg julie, just after one o'clock this afternoon, bart tweeted full service was being restored after they had earlier been down to just one track. although the entire service was never shut down. it was a long, arduous day for writers. all lines of bart service were hit with long delays sunday afternoon, and for a time the red line from richmond to millbrae was out of service. bart offered no specifics and call the issue and equipment problem on the track in the transbay tube. this woman says she got stuck underground between west oakland and lake merritt

the faa and the ntsb are investigating the crash. 11. the barn board of directors gave the final approval today to build 457 housing units on a parking lot there at the lake merritt station. bart says nearly 30% of the housing will be affordable to low and middle income households. the project will also include space for offices, shops and a daycare. the approval is just one piece of bart's expansive, transit oriented development plan with the goal of building 20,000 housing units. tonight we are learning more about an east bay sheriff's deputy accused of shooting a married couple what the suspect's mother is saying also new data from the cdc suggesting 25% of americans received treatment. for mental health last year, the age group that saw the sharpest increase in care and we're not that far from the weekend. now as we head towards friday, we'll take a peek at some changing weather. it's not gonna be as hot but it's going to be pretty muggy. we'll want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written a

shows the exact moment of a mid-air collision between two small plains and watsonville last month the ntsb

the faa and the ntsb are investigating. this was not the first crash at the reno air races back in 2011 aircraft crashed into a crowd of spectators killing 10 people on the ground and the pilot bart sustained major service disruption today, just one week after celebrating its 50th anniversary, two trains were stuck in the tube on the oakland side one near the west oakland station, the other near 12th street. ktvu is greg liggins has the story. all lines of bart service were hit with long delays sunday afternoon, and for a time the red line from richmond to millbrae was out of service offered no specifics and call the issue and equipment problem on the track in the transbay tube. this woman says she got stuck underground between west oakland and lake merritt during her trip from san francisco to dublin. i got on at like 10 10. around time, and now it's like 12 15. so we were stuck for about like an hour and a half or so. another passenger on that train shared video showing the train went dark temporarily for 3 to 5 minutes,

details shared in this report by the ntsb on the mid airplane collision last month. a closer look at the harrowing photo, capturing the moment the single-engine cessna 152 and twin-engine cessna 340 crashed, killing three people and a dog. >> the twin engine at the last moment was turning right to avoid the other aircraft, clearly making the turn a couple seconds too late. reporter: max breaking down the report, explaining the twin engine was traveling too fast, a speed that would not have allowed for a safe landing under any circumstance. >> there is no rational explain as to why he was that fast. reporter: piloting the single-engine, was a 32-year-old raised in alamo. he was practicing touch and go landings. on his fifth attempt. >> the most perishable skill pilots have is the ability to land well. pilots often go to the airport and practice the landing pattern 10 times. reporter: one witness in a plane above. the airport does not have a control tower. he and others listened as the pilots communicated. the witness telling investigators, he attempted to turn right.

. >> reporter: a stunning report by the ntsb on the midair plane collision. a closer look at the harrowing photo capturing the moment the single engine cessna and twin engine cessna crashed, killing three people and a dog. >> it showed that the twin engine was turning to the right to avoid the other aircraft that was clearly making the turn too late. reporter: they explained the twin engine carrying residents and a dog was traveling too fast, a speed that wouldn't have a for a safe landing under any circumstance. >> there is no rational explanation why he was going that fast. the pilot was born and raised in alamo in the report confirms with the family told us previously that he was practicing touch and go landings on his fifth and final to attempt. >> pilots will often go to the airport and practice flying the landing pattern 5, 6, seven, even 10 times. reporter: the airport is never a control so they listened as the pilots communicated over common frequency. the witnesses saying he attempted to turn right and his left wing struck the other aircraft. >> plea

the coast guard has deployed a a series of assets to the scene and the ntsb is investigating. >> and the north bay, some low-income sonoma county families can now apply to receive a guaranteed minimum income. a $500 a month. the goal of the new program is to reduce poverty and promote economic stability. >> kron four's amanda hari spoke to the santa rosa mayor and economist about how this program may make a difference. amanda? >> good evening. i'm told these types of programs have been done at the local and national level before. typically the result is that the money is not being saved or wasted. it's instead being used to buy essential items. and that's the expectation with this program, too. >> it's really expensive to be poor, particularly in california. a new program in sonoma county aims to help lift people out of poverty and give them some financial stability. sonoma county is partnering with the cities of santa rosa petaluma and healdsburg to launch a two-year pilot program that will provide a guaranteed minimum income of $500 a month. >> to about 300 low income families. the

the faa and ntsb are leading the investigation into what happened.ave been several crashes in that 59 year history of the reno air races. the worst was in 2011 when a plane crashed into the crowd, killing 10 people on the ground, including the pilot. aftershocks continue in taiwan following two strong earthquakes over the weekend. the biggest aftershock today a 5.5 magnitude, we're now getting video from inside the building just as the 6.8 magnitude quake hit, you can see things falling from shelves and then as the power of the shaking continues, shelves fall over people running out of that room . we also have video from under and inside the building that collapsed four people inside that trapped trapped inside that building, including a five year old girl and her mother. it took almost two hours to get the but their injuries were told or minor. three other people were also hurt when the bridge they were driving on collapsed. new numbers from cal fire showed the mosquito fire in the sierra foothills is now 39% contained. firefighters gained some grou

the ntsb has no regulatory authority. it can only ask other agencies to act.ndation is designed to put pressure and the nhtsa to move its to actually overdue. but we we about convenience and the cars would about futuristic features in the car. this is for safety. and this is not only just for safety for you, at safety, for people outside the car. the federal government said that the technology could be ready for widespread use as soon as 2024. >> in the newsroom, i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. >> the san francisco unified school district will not be observing to muslim holidays this year. the school board is overturning a resolution that was passed last month. that would recognize aid out founder and aid that resolution was met with controversy with some arguing the district has no system for how it recognizes culturally significant holidays for students. the vote overturning that decision calls for further analysis on how that is done. the superintendent now has until january 31st present his recommendations. the board will not vote on the 2023 to 2024 ca

the faa and the ntsb are investigating in 2014, the pilot died in a crash during the races and in 2011 people were killed when a plane crashed into the grandstands. investigators are now questioning the timeline regarding millions of dollars worth of jewelry stolen from a los angeles brinks truck. the truck was robbed in downtown la after leaving san mateo, the legal filing claims the truck left around midnight and arrived in la back at about 02:00am. but the truck would have had to have gone 140 miles per hour to get there in that time. the highest allegedly happened at a rest stop when one guard went in to get food and the other was sleeping. that was around. 01:00am los angeles county detectives say they have video related to the incident in the investigation. his ongoing. a sailor's court martial begins today in san diego in connection with a fire that destroyed a navy ship. 21 year-old ryan mays that is accused of setting fire to the uss bonhomme richard in july of 2020, it burned for about 5 days. prosecutors say mays set the fire because he was angry about being assigned to duty

to get some of the other top stories we're following right now, happening this morning, the faa and ntsb that left at least three people dead in colorado. authorities say the two small planes collided just before 9:00 a.m. saturday morning in the air, just outside of boulder. >>> also right now, a baltimore court will consider vacating the murder conviction of adnan syed. after an investigation allegedly uncovered new evidence. mis -- his case was depicted in the hit podcast "serial." he served more than 20 years in prison for strangling his ex-girlfriend in 1999. >>> and germany celebrating oktoberfest. after two years in hiatus because of the pandemic. and while the beer, pretzels will all be the same, the prices will not. organizers are warning everyone that prices have gone up by about 15% since last time they all got together. if you can make it's worth it. >> it's worth it. that's what he said. he's got some stories. >>> we do start, though, this half hour with more of our coverage of the events surrounding queen elizabeth being laid to rest tomorrow in what will be the final stage

the ntsb wants all new cars in the u.s. to come equipped with blood, alcohol monitoring systems.they say, put an end to drunk driving the agency and a group of 16 automakers is gathering data on new technology that would shut down a car if any alcohol is detected in the driver's breath, the federal government said that technology could be ready for widespread use as soon as 2024, the national highway traffic safety administration says roadway deaths in the u.s. alright, crisis levels. nearly 43,000 people died last year. that was the greatest number in 16 years. still ahead, a mystery solved that one point 3, 4 billion dollar mega millions jackpot that was announced in july has finally been claimedm will tell you what the people who wanted have been doing this whol time is running out for governor newsom to make a decision on a bill farm workers say will give them more union rights. it comes as the governor has stated he has concerns with the legislation as our capitol correspondent a time wallace explains. now a celebrity in favor of the bill is getting involved, hoping his voic

the photo is part of the initial findings by the ntsb investigating what caused the fatal collision. this picture and a part of the report published thursday afternoon show the trajectory of the 2 planes and the point of impact. the initial findings also stay. both pilots were in radio communication at one point, the pilot of the cessna one, 52 stated he saw the larger plane and decided to go around saying, quote, because you're coming up on me pretty quick, end quote. a witness says he focused attention on the final approach path and observed the cessna 3.40, on the cessna one. 52 stale. the cessna 3.40, then banked to the right and it's left wing struck the cessna one. 52, the witness then observed both airplanes descend to the ground. the cessna one. 52 with the single occupant on board crashed short of the runway. the cessna 3.40, with 2 people on board spiraled into a hangar. all 3 involved in a midair collision died. investigators have recovered all parts of both planes and continue to examine the evidence. a complete report with the final cause of the crash is expected in abou