the ntsb now blaming the pilot of that charter jet that crossed onto the runway in february just as ablue flight was about to land, forcing the jetblue pilot to quickly climb to avoid a catastrophe. >> this is incorrect. >> a new ntsb report says the pilot of the charter jet took off without clearance. the jetblue flight then passing a mere 400ft above the jet. investigators say the control tower had instructed the charter to line up and wait. and the pilot then read back the controllers instructions. however, they began the takeoff roll instead. the jetblue passenger was coming in from nashville. say they were terrified the plane was like to the side. >> we were definitely having to take some sharp turns. so it was definitely really scary. >> it's not the only near miss in recent months. in january, an american airlines flight at new york's jfk crossed the same runway where a delta flight was about to take off, forcing the delta flight to stop coming within 1000ft. that same month, a united jet crossed a runway in honolulu while a cargo flight was landing. the faa says most near miss

the ntsb blamed a miscomommunicationon about the pilot's desired flap setting during the initial climbthat shocking moment caught on camera in ecuador. a presidential candidate killed by an assassin's bullet at a campaign event, as escalating gang violencece grips the country. richchard engel now with the disturbing video >> repeporter: presidential candidate fernrnando villavicencio was surrounded by bodyguarards leaving a campaign event in ecuador's capitatal. as he was getting g into a truck -- [ [ gunshots ] you u can hear the gunfire.e. he was shot in the head and killed, just two weeks before the election the lawmaker and former journalist was running on a pledge to root out corruption and organized crime now terrorizing the streets. the president says assassined tossed a grenad they esca at least six people are under arrest drugnce is skyrting in ecuador, with s fighting over routes and turf villavicencio promised to clean house. these are some of his last words at his final campaign event -- "what we need to do is to lock up the thiefs," he said villavicencio had said he had be

to imagine you were a passenger on that flight, first off, tell me about this ntsb report that says thetion between the two pilots over the position of the plane's wing flaps. how did that happen? >> right. well, it happens because of pilot error, as they concluded. but what occurred is there was bad weather. really bad weather. there was something called a low-level wind shear alert. and wind shear is dangerous because one minute you have a headwind, the next second you have a tailwind, updrafts, dow n and put the nose down a little bit. at that point, you've got the flap setting corrected and then the plane is in a slightly nose-down attitude, and the flaps come off. so then you get into much greater speed. with the nose slightly down and then the flaps came off, which lets the plane go faster, it was in a dive. and to putting it in perspective, the em spire state building is twice the height this plane was when they finally saved it. imagine a plane heading in, halfway up the empire state building? >> let's listen to one of the people on that flight who spoke about this conference to

the ntsb says united has since changed part of its pilot training to prevent miscommunications in the future. a big weekend ahead in san francisco. the outside lands music festival kicks off tomorrow. organizers are getting ready to welcome thousands of people to golden gate park this weekend. crews were busy today setting up the stage while vendors get ready for the crowds. organizers say they have sold 225,000 tickets. and this year, fans can expect a new open air dance space. larger cocktail areas and more menu items. city officials say the festival is a big moneymaker for the city and its expected to bring in $70 million just this year. featured artists that are scheduled to perform include kendrick lamar and foo fighters. we're also learning that icon trixie, mattel has canceled her performance. the show begins tomorrow and runs through the weekend. and there could be some issues for people on the peninsula who are trying to get to the festival. caltrain is suspending its service between millbrae and san francisco this weekend and next weekend due to a construction project. but t

. >>> the ntsb investigating after two firefighting helicopters collided in california, killing threeeople. what went wrong here? >>> we're following these major developing stories and many more, all coming in right here to cnn news central. ♪ >>> it's legal deadline day here in d.c. former president trump's defense lawyers have a few more hours to respond to a special counsel filing. prosecutors asked the court to place restrictions on what trump can do with aunt say about certain evidence in the election interference case. trump's lawyer suppose it could have until 5:00 p.m. eastern time to respond, but today, the client continues lashing out against the judge and the special counsel on social media. that, a key reason for the prosecution's request in the first place. so, is there a concern here that donald trump will share evidence that should not be shared publicly? >> here is concerned there, yes, of course. that's what the justice department is of anything in this filing, but the deadline today, it's the first of many deadlines in the case, what had to be worked out is how this

the faa and ntsb will investigate the crash. kumasi: president biden heading to the west coast, to after meeting at camp david. he will stay there nearly a full week. the white house hasn't released a reason for the visit but it came after his administration allocated $3 billion to help fight invasive species from spreading at the lake. reggie: san francisco could be asked to pass a bond for affordable housing in the city. they plan to put the measure on the march ballot that would help provide 1500 new units of the housing and get to the state-mandated goal, approving 82,000 new units in eight years. within half need to be for low income earners. kumasi: relief on the way for the thousands of san francisco college students. they will waive $2 million in fees, enough to cover 13,000 students. a fee balance of as little as $10 for students enrolling in classes. it is to help students in san francisco code to school tuition free. reggie: a new push to get more teachers in the classrooms in california. they are holding a summit for

ntsb is looking into this, the federal aviation administration is looking into it. these incursions. >> all across the country regardless of airport. boston, jfk, austin. it has happened everywhere pretty much. so the big thing here, and this is something that the faa has tried to nail down on, a common thread here. which is this happening? some kind of atrophy over the pandemic when there was a downturn in flying. the faa has pushed pilots to up their game, and the department of transportation is putting in extra money to try to avoid these things in the future. we'll see, although these clearly keep happening. >> pete muntean, thanks so much. >> any time. >>> we're following critical grand jury proceeding in atlanta where donald trump is facing a potential fourth indictment. it appears fulton county district attorney fani willis is moving more quickly than expected in presenting the es ka. joining us is jake tapper. two witnesses scheduled expected to testify tomorrow, instead testifying today. >> one is the former lieutenant governor geoff duncan, a very conserva

now, this afternoon, the ntsb held a brief press conference not far from that crash site.ing the on-scene investigation is to gather perishable information, information that will not exist once the wreckage has been disturbed. our plan is to document the wreckage before relocating to secure facility in arizona, the ntsb said. perishable information includes witness statements, which the agency has begun gathering. cal fire has identified those killed in the crash as assistant chief josh bischoff, captain tim rodriguez and pilot tony souza. governor newsom has ordered flags at the state capitol to be flown at half staff to honor them. newsom issued a statement that reads in part, this terrible tragedy is a reminder of the dangers are courageous. firefighters face daily while working to keep our communities safe. we owe them our deepest respect and gratitude and will always honor their bravery and sacrifices. a bus rollover and crash in pennsylvania left three passengers dead and sent dozens of other people to the hospital . investigators say the bus was traveling from new y

the ntsb has been briefing held a briefing today not far from the crash site. our purpose during the on-scene investigation is to gather perishable information on information that will not exist once the wreckage has been disturbed. our plan is to document the wreckage before relocating to secure facility in arizona. the ntsb said perishable information includes witness statements which the agency has begun gathering cal fire has identified those killed in the crash as assistant chief josh bischoff, captain tim rodriguez and pilots tony souza. governor newsom has ordered flags to fly at half staff to honor the men. new at six. with the collapse of the pac 12 conference, stanford and cal are now looking at their options to play in another conference, which could possibly lead to the acc expanding to the west coast . according to the associated press, the atlantic coast conference is exploring the possibility of adding the four remaining pac 12 schools, with an emphasis on stanford and cal. the other two universities are oregon state and washington state, the mou

ntsb is investigating. >>> new potential treatments for long covid. national institutes of health said today that they are launching several clinical trials to test four possible treatments for long covid. this refers to the symptoms that continue long after a covid infection. you may recognize one of the medicines, packs livid. 23 million americans are estimated to suffer from long covid and there is currently no proven treatment. the nih say they plan to launch more trials in the coming months and will test seven other possible treatments. from crossing the language barrier, that's what an automated translator is doing on one of the busiest stations in japan. it's on a three-month trial at the train station in tokyo, a customer speaks to a station attendant through a microphone, a screen simultaneously print the word they speak in japanese. when the attendant responds, it's translated on the screen into the passenger's language. the voicebox can translate 11 languages. >> a google translate is not always available, so places like this are so much fa

investigators with the ntsb say that after taking off in heavy rain at the airport in maui. the captain asked the copilot to reset the wing flaps. >> but the co pilot heard. >> 15 instead of 5. the pilots immediately realize this mistake as the plane pitched downward and started accelerating in just 10 seconds. the plane dropped more than 1000 feet before the pilots were able to regain control. thankfully, none of the 220 or 270 passengers and crew on board was hurt. that flight resumed to san francisco as planned. the faa says the pilots reported the incident themselves and appropriate action was taken. both pilots are still flying for united airlines. >> 6.11 is the time we're going to take a break. but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a state senator says he's trying to create affordable housing in neighborhoods that were destroyed by the urban renewal that they saw. plus, the va extended the deadline for veterans who may have been exposed to toxic burn pits under the pact act. and after the break, day one of outside lands kicking off today. we'll give you a sneak

the faa and the ntsb will investigate the crash. >> amazing. nobody on the ground was hurt, really, or killed. >> it could have been so much worse. we're glad those pilots seem to be recovering overnight. >> a plane crash so close to an apartment building in the parking lot only unoccupied cars were hit. all right. so hopefully this investigation yields some answers to some of our questions. derek, thank you so much. coming up, coming up, what were you doing exactly? 20 years ago today, the year was 2003. and if you were here in new york city, you were almost certainly caught up in this. the most widespread bread blackout in us history. >> and later, the new inductees into the basketball hall of fame and the heartfelt words from dwayne wade to his dad. you're watching world news now ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy

this morning, the ntsb continues its investigation into the safety records of the rescue chopper that it crashed into an apartment building, killing a fire captain on board and a woman on the ground. nbc news correspondent tom costello has the latest. tom? >> reporter: good morning, all of that video we see should help investigators determine what went wrong, two people were killed, four injured, including two people on the ground, all in fair condition. the first sign of trouble came with smoke coming out that chopper in flight as it responded to a morning traffic accident with serious injuries. 8:45 a.m., metro fort lauderdale, residents looked up to see a broward county sheriff fire department helicopter trailing thick black smoke. just 650 feet in the air, the boom and tail rotor began buckling as the chopper started spinning out of control. then nosedived into an apartment building below. killed in the crash, an older female resident of the apartment building. and fire captain paramedic terracen jackson on board the chopper, a 19-yeared very ran remembered for being thoroughly co

the ntsb held a briefing today, not far from the crash site. is to gather perishable information, information that will not exist once the wreckage has been disturbed. our plan is to document the wreckage before relocating to secure facility in arizona. the ntsb said perishable information includes witness statements which the agency has begun gathering. governor newsom has ordered flags to fly at half staff to honor the victims. and newsom issued a statement that reads in part, this terrible tragedy is a reminder of the dangers our courageous firefighters face daily while working to keep our community safe. we owe them our deepest respect and gratitude and will always honor their bravery and sacrificesonight att over an a's fan wearing a cell shirt that now has the team launching an internal investigation. it's cool. and off out there, there's the fog. it's headed for your neighborhood for tomorrow morning. it's going to drop the temperatures a good five and ten degrees from today. so back here with the five day forecast after the break. but f

the ntsb said there are an average of 5 million car crashes per year in the u.s. and san francisco specifically, there have been at least 11 deadly crashes as of june. and while robotaxis are fairly new, there are limited statistics, the most recent numbers from sn ta show there had been 91 crashes as of april. last year, there were a total of 117 robotaxi crashes, the incident included companies like cruz and wei moe. >>> they have become a go to mode for people with disabilities, matt uses ride-share's to get around the city but says he sometimes finds himself in a losing battle of accessibility. >> they assessed the situation, they see that i'm in a wheelchair and then they decide before even communicating with me that it is too much for them to handle, then they speed off. >> the solution is using autonomous cars, he loads himself in and his wheelchair as well and it is hasslefree. >> it just rolls up, it doesn't judge me, it sees where i'm going, it takes me there, i feel safe, i feel happy that i'm there and nobody is judging me in the experience. >> he has

the ntsb, we'll be investigating. here's the scene in tampa as tropical storm heads towards florida's gulf coast. forecasters say the storm is strengthening and could make landfall as a category 3 hurricane with sustained winds of at least 111 miles an hour. it's expected to make landfall in florida wednesday morning. a state of emergency has been declared and 33 counties there. fema has already been dispatched in florida in anticipation of the storm's arrival. and lawrence karnow is with us now. lawrence, this could be the first real problem this storm season. yeah, this could be a major hurricane as it makes landfall and the storm surge there, maybe 8. >> maybe 12 feet. i mean, this is really the makings of an extremely dangerous storm system now just kind of taking shape. we've been watching the atlantic really heating up. several storms got franklin out there. that's a category 4 spin near bermuda out there right now. the good news that stays out over open waters now not as well organized yet. you've got a doll yo

the ntsb is ordering tesla report how many vehicles have received a software update making that possiblee is activated, drivers may not focus on supervising the cars driving. federal officials have been investigating tesla's autopilot feature and open a formal investigation back in 2021. investigators have been sent to some 35 crashes that may involve the autopilot feature. least 17 people have died. still ahead, how one man is making it his mission. >> to live a cleaner bay area, the places he's traveled to accomplish this goal. this friday kron four's becoming the bay area's cw featuring an entirely new primetime lineup for this fall. that includes inside the nfl on tuesdays. >> and even with the change, we're still the bay area's local news station. also starting friday, we're adding a new 02:00pm and 11:00pm newscast. hope you join us for those. plus, we still be covered in prime time with new starting at 08:00pm on the kron on app and kron. 4 dot com. take a closer look at our new lineup by scanning the qr code on your screen or by vi >> call the one man cleaning crew over the past

the faa and ntsb are investigating. >>> the "kansas city star" says a small town kansas newspaper waster investigating the recently hired local police chief. the publisher of "the marion county record" said the office of raided, seizing computers, phones, and other items. he says police raided his home. he says his 98-year-old mother, the co-owner of the newspaper, died saturday due to stress from that raid. the police chief said federal law does not protect journalists from searches if they are suspects in a criminal investigation. >>> and the "los angeles times" says a smash-and-grab mob targeted a nordstrom's store in a brazen raid. police a say mob of up to 50 people stormed into the store saturday afternoon at the los angeles shopping center. authorities say they used bear spray, grabbed up to $100,000 in merchandise, and then ran out. they left in sedans whose license plates were removed. no one was hurt. >>> still to come, cage match update. there is some new trash talking between elon musk and mark zuckerberg regarding that planned fight. we'll catch you up. stay with us. with

. >> reporter: among the questions for faa and ntsb investigators, how and where did an on-board fire break out? had the chopper recently gone through any maintenance? had any pilot recently reported any problems? with the fire and sheriff's department tonight mourning one of their own lester >> tom costello, thank you. >>> in just 60 seconds the fleecing of america. the major company accused of defrauding the government how a retired marine blew the whistle and earned $40 million for it >>> back now with a historic fraud settlement with one of the biggest government contractors in the country. and it only came to light after a marine corps veteran raised the alarm. ken dilanian has our report >> reporter: much of sarah feinberg's philosophy about life was shaped by her time as a captain in the u.s. marines, serving in iraq. >> it helped me get a sense of right versus wrong and to have a clear picture of the service that i wanted to perform for our country. >> reporter: in 2015 as a young mom she was rising up the ranks of booz allen hamilton as a financial analyst. >> booz allen work

. >> the faa and ntsb are now investigating. >>> san francisco-based robotaxi company are signing theirst ever labor union agreement. under the deal, ibew local six and local workers will install and upkeep charging facilities. the companies are hoping to set a precedent for areas a partnership between emerging technology companies and organized labor. >>> meanwhile, salesforce is cutting more jobs, affecting about 50 workers on sales and customer success teams in ireland. the latest cuts are separate from the 10% companywide reduction announced in january. in a push to cut costs, more than 7000 employees have been laid off from salesforce so far. >>> a new survey revealing just how many young people are struggling with mental health. 87% of gen-z say that they are experiencing mental health challenges on a regular basis. this is according to a nationwide survey from blue shield of california. young people ranked gun violence as their top concern followed by racism and social injustice. the tragic death of actor angus cloud has reignited conversations about mental health. he is an oak

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. >> the ntsb is investigating the cause of the crash . >>> a new breakthrough for scientists with the request to create surplus energy through nuclear fusion. they announced that through several near misses teams triggered a reaction producing more energy than what it took to create. this time the process also produced a greater amount of surplus energy. the first time this happened, they used nearly 200 lasers to produce the first ever ends tens of nuclear fusion. at the time the energy department call that a major achievement in developing a new green power source on an industrial scale. >>> back-to-school season getting into full fling, but inflation has many families looking for ways to stretch their dollar further while shopping for supplies . >> you, we got supplies yesterday, they were pricey. at the same time, classes back in session at some of the hottest places in the country. san juans is now to talk about what kinds of price jumps families are looking at and how we can maximize our savings while communities are feeling the heat. >> reporter: the rush to stock up on supplie

the ntsb says early reports show the plane was having engine trouble. this happened 30 miles south of detroit. >>> investigators are still looking for answers after a home exploded in pittsburgh, killing five people. that explosion caught on a neighbor's doorbell camera. authorities say they recovered the bodies of four adults and one teenager. police say the explosion destroyed one home and then the flames from the blast destroyed two neighboring homes and caused damage to at least a dozen more. >> i think our roof partly caved in. i'm not certain because i ran out, but it definitely shook. it was very, very scary. >> a local gas company says they inspected the lines near the home and all seemed to be working okay. officials say it could take months, if not years before, they know the exact cause of the explosion. >>> a local newspaper in central kansas says local authorities seized its computers, cell phones, and reporting materials. freedom watchdogs are calling it a violation of the u.s. constitution's protection for a free press. the owner of the m

. >> reporter: among the questions for faa and ntsb investigators, how and where did an on board fire break out? had the chopper recently gone through any maintenance? had any pilot recently reported any problems? with the fire and sheriff's department tonight mourning one of their own. lester? >> tom costello, thank you. >>> in just 60 seconds the fleecing of america. the major company accused of defrauding the government. how a retired marine blew the whistle and earned $40 million for it. to the chance to make new ones every day with verzenio. verzenio is proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an antidiarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. lif

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spokesperson emphasized just how rare these types of collisions are, and that investigation led by the ntsb and faa will focus on how this tragedy could have happened. mary? >> still so many questions. will, thank you. >>> next tonight, former president trump and his legal team have met the 5:00 p.m. deadline to respond to a request from the special counsel to limit what sensitive evidence trump can share publicly in the case involving election interference. it comes after the former president lashed out on social media with threatening language that prosecutors fear could intimidate witnesses. here's abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> reporter: just before tonight's 5:00 p.m. deadline, attorneys for donald trump pushing back at special counsel jack smith's attempt to limit what the former president can say publicly about sensitive details shared in the case. as donald trump spent the weekend campaigning off of allegations that he tried to steal the 2020 election. >> so, this ridiculous indictment against us, it's not a legal case. it's an active act of desperation. >> repo

that crash sparked a four acre fire that was quickly extinguished the ntsb has joined the investigation into finding out the initial cause of that crash. >>>. >>> turning now to one of the biggest cyber security breaches in health care for quite some time, forcing hospitals and clinics across the country to cancel surgeries and treatments last week. dana griffin has the latest. >> reporter: it's the latest cyber attack on hospitals this year prospect medical holdings, which owns more than 170 medical facilities in california, pennsylvania, rhode island, and connecticut says it took its national computer systems offline thursday after discovering the ransomware attack in a statement saying we are focused on addressing the pressing needs of our patients as we work diligently to return to normal operations as quickly as possible. the attack is forcing doctors and nurses to use pin and paper instead of computers some outpatient facilities have closed, and some effective surgeries canceled student nurse eduardo says he works at one of the affected hospitals. >> it's a whole commotion, going

so here's the latest, ntsb investigators will sort out the cause and if warranted the blame of how theseclose. major. >> major: so very sad, mark strassmann, thank you. a former minneapolis police officer was sentenced to nearly five years in prison today for aiding and abetting manslaughter in the 2020 killing of george floyd. at the sentencing, tou thao defended his actions saying "he did not do anything wrong." the judge imposed a harsher sentence than prosecutors requested, saying he hoped that the former officer would show more remorse. floyd's killing sparked nationwide protests. not to the growing legal troubles of donald trump. federal prosecutors want to limit what the former president or his lawyers can publicly discuss when it comes to evidence in the january 6 case. cbs's robert costa reports late today that trump's attorneys weighed in saying that request goes too far. >> reporter: in a filing tonight, trump's lawyers push back against prosecutors and the request to limit what the former president can say. arguing it is in effect asking the court to censor his political spee

the faa and the ntsb will investigate the crash.gan andrew, incredible that everyone survived there. >> derek, thank you. well, time now for a look at your morning weather. residents near columbus , ohio, are cleaning up after two tornadoes touched down over the weekend. those systems moved through neighboring counties saturday afternoon and then strong storms are threatening residents from texas to tennessee. and later today, communities from kentucky to the mid atlantic will see strong winds and damaging hail. looking at today's highs, triple digits in the southwest and the northwest, 90s through much of the south. 80 along the northeast corridor. >> coming up, why a commercial plane dropped 15,000ft in just three minutes. >> also ahead, police in kansas sparked a firestorm after raiding a local newspaper, seizing phones and computers. new questions this morning mounting about the legality of that search. >> and hear from the 13 year old boy who plunged 100ft off the grand canyon. and to make yourself feel okay to drive... man: z-

. >>> the ntsb cited crew failure today as the probable cause of a terrifying plunge by a united airlines. the plane had just taken off from maui for san francisco when it descended from 2100 feet to just 748 feet above the pacific befofore recoverering. the ntntsb blamed d a miscscommunicatition about the pilot's desired flap setting during the initial climb. >>> we'll turn now to that shocking moment caught on camera in ecuador. presidential candidate killed by an assassin's bullet at a campaign event as escalating gang violence grips the country. richard engel now with the disturbing video. >> reporter: presidential candididate fernrnando villavicencio was surrounded by bodyguards leaving a campaign event in ecuador'r's capital. adds he was gettining into a a truck -- [ gunshots ] you can hear the gunfire. he was shot in the head and killed, just two weeks before the election. the lawmaker and former journalist was running on a pledge to root out corruption and organized crime, now terrorizing the streets. the president says assassins tossed a grenade as they escaped. at least six peop

ntsb investigators will now sort out the cause and, if warranted, the blame of how these two aircraftlose. major. >> so very sad. mark strassmann, thank you. >>> a former minneapolis police officer was sentenced to nearly five years in prison today for aiding and abetting manslaughter in the 2020 killing of george floyd. at the sentencing, tou thao defended his actions, saying he didn't do anything wrong. the judge imposed a harsher sentence than prosecutors requested, saying he'd hoped the former officer would have shown more remorse. >>> now to the growing legal troubles of donald trump. federal prosecutors want to limit what the former president or his lawyers can publicly discuss when it comes to efrd in the january 6th case. cbs's robert costa reports late today trump's attorneys weighed in, saying that request goes too far. >> reporter: in a filing tonight, trump's lawyers pushed back against prosecutors and their request to limit what the former president can say, arguing it is, in effect, asking the court to censor his political speech. the request from federal prosecutors cam

tonight, the ntsb and faa are investigating. david? >> david: victor owen doe, thank you. >>> now, to former president trump, and tonight, a federal judge has now set march 4th at the start date for the federal trial on january 6th and election interference charges. abc's aaron katersky now. >> reporter: tonight, a federal judge in washington setting a date for donald trump's trial on charges he tried to overturn the 2020 election. march 4th, just one day before super tuesday, smack in the middle of the presidential campaign. special counsel jack smith in court for the decision. the former president had asked to push this trial off more than two years, to april 2026. his lawyers arguing any sooner would amount to a "show trial" and "a miscarriage of justice." in a heated hearing, they pointed to reams of documents to review and the pressures of the campaign trail. judge tanya chutkan ordering trump's lawyers to "take the temperature down." prosecutors argued trump's own behavior on a near daily basis, including his posts on social medi

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the ntsb and faa are investigating why the jet ran into trouble. biden is headed back to the west coast this week and will travel to laycock -- lake tahoe on friday. president biden is staying in the tahoe area until next thursday, nearly a full week. in june, his allocated more than $3 billion to help find invasive species from spreading at the lake. tomorrow, a new push to get more teachers into the classroom in california. the state superintendent is hosting a teacher recruiting summit at the capitol. it is designed as a brainstorming session from people of all types of educational groups from school districts, he took -- teacher credential and programs, and pipeline programs. the goal is to find ways of fixing the statewide teacher shortage by increasing compensation, focusing on training, and improving working conditions. the music has come to a close at golden gate park. the electronic dj group odessa was the headliner today and close out the festival with a bang. yesterday, we had a performer of our own at abc 7, our very own dan ashley hit

plunge into the pacific ocean after taking off from maui back in december, investigators from the ntsb say that after taking off during heavy rain at kahului airport in maui, the captain asked the copilot to reset the wing flaps, but the co pa pilot heard 15 degrees instead of 5 degrees. the pilots immediately realize the mistake as plane pitched sharply downward and started accelerating just 10 seconds. plane dropped more than 1000 feet. you can see it there on that graph. that big dip there. the pilots are finally able to regain control. luckily, none of the 270 passengers and crew members were hurt and the flight resumed to san francisco as planned. the faa says pilots reported the incidents themselves and appropriate action was taken. that was not described. both pilots are still flying for united airlines. here's a live look at san mateo bridge tonight as a bill to raise toll fees is facing more opposition as kron. 4 ella sogomonian tells us time from foster city, the city council voted to write a formal letter against that increase. he joins us now from the newsroom with more ell

is investigating and the ntsb now leading the investigation as well. >> big question.h. jim? >>> some other headlines were watching. president biden and secretary lloyd austin offering their condolences to three u.s. marines killed in an air crash off the northern coast of australia. 23 marines were on board of osprey when it went down. rescue crews transported them to a hospital on the mainland. it's the latest deadly crash involves a osprey, which has a checkered safety history. no word yet on what caused the accident. >>> ban questions on books at a 21-year high. there were more than 1,000 questions to censor books. many of the titles singled out had lgbtq themes, or written by people of color. >>> texas saw the most attempts to restrict action to books, while florida had the average number of titles challenged. other states saw a high number of book ban requests were michigan, illinois, pennsylvania and massachusetts. >>> finally, a space excapsule ah now docked at the international state station. they join seven astronauts already on board the orbiting laboratory

the ntsb and the faa looking into this crash and responding to a medical emergency, a traffic accidentms chopper suddenly went down, crashing on to an apartment building we'll have the details on that coming up, guys. >>> that headline, plus growing fall-out over an unwanted kiss, a criminal investiga the public. ti david: i'm david goldberg, a bilingual elementary school teacher and president of the california teachers association. as we start a new school year, there's something new happening in california's public schools. jessie: they're called community schools. david: where parents and families, students and educators are making decisions as one. damien: it's a real sense of community. leslie: we saw double-digit gains in math, in english, and reading scores. david: it's an innovation that's transforming our public schools. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> still ahead here, the new push to protect america's grizzly bears. >> parts of yellowstone national park are being closed to visitors to give scientists the chance to capture and study

faa and ntsb on scene investigating. >>> russia launched more than 70 missiles and drones over the weekendone of the biggest assaults on ukraine in recent weeks. it amounted to escalation after two russian ships were hit and damaged by drones on the black sea. we are talking about ukraine's air force saying at least ten of russia's 70 missiles and drones evaded defenses hitting a blood transfusion center in the northeast as well as a grain silo and military airfield west of capitol kyiv. president zelenskyy condemned the strike on the medical clinic as a war crime. >>> now to the united states, former president trump is ticked while a clock ticks for him to respond to a justice department that wants to muzzle him from commenting publicly about cases against him. we start the week with an indication of the trump strategy. his legal team is planning to ask for motion to dismiss the charges in the january 6 case. at the same time, trump's grip on the republican party remains strong. he is making money as he reveals to rivals that he is leading to the first gop debate later this month. >>> if

the ntsb is blaming the pilot of a charter jet who crossed the runway while a jetblue flight was about-- it forced the jetblue pilot to quickly climb to avoid catastrophe. the control tower instructed the charter jet two-way but the pilot took off -- two-way but the pilot took off anyway. terrified. >> it was scary. amanda: the charter pilot said he thought he was cleared for takeoff. most new mrs. are caused by -- most near misses are caused by a failure to follow instructions. reggie: domestic airfares going down because more americans are opting for european vacations. they found travelers on domestic flights slid 2% from last year. transatlantic flights are up 14% during the same time. domestic fares are down below pandemic levels while international affairs -- fairs are up 28%. the market is responding to this morning's jobs report. he is what the stock market looks like right now. we are up about 185 points. amanda: back with its mother after it was stolen from a wildlife park in italy. a welfare officer noticed it was missing when it found a hole in the fence. after authorities

the ntsb and the faa are investigating.east one person is recovering after a possible explosion at a sherwin-williams facility in texas. it happened in garland, about 30 minutes outside dallas. officials say the victim is an employee at the paint manufacturing plant. the extent of injuries is not known. it caused a fire that forced the police to shut down multiple streets. the cause is under investigation. high temperatures last night impacted firefighters as they worked to put out a house fire in brentwood. the in triple digit degree weather. firefighters were able to put it out by wetting the area and making sure no heat could reignite it. they do not rule out heat as a cause of the fire. we have seen warnings as a of dangerous sideshows, but this one is very unusual. there is a car that had to be fished out of the water at the antioch marina early yesterday morning. the police say it is a result of a sideshow at the marina saturday night. the car was submerged and had to be towed out of the water. another driver crashed

this ends with the faa and ntsb on scene investigating. >>> international headlines, you see the glow. russia launched more than 70 missiles and drones over the weekend in one of the biggest assaults on ukraine in recent weeks. it amounts to escalation after two russian ships were hit and damaged by drones on the black sea. ukraine's air force said at least ten of the 70 missiles and drones evaded defenses hitting a blood transfusion center in the northeast as well as a much needed grain silo and military airfield west of capitol kyiv. president zelenskyy condemned the strike on the medical clinic as a war crime. >>> to the united states now, former president donald trump is ticked while a clock ticks for him to respond to a justice department working hard to muzzle him from commenting publicly about cases against him. we start the week with indication of what you will see unfolding in the trump strategy. his legal team is planning to ask for a motion to dismiss charges in the january 6 case. not a surprise. at the same time trump's grip on the republican party remains strong. he is s

ntsb says that this is the top cause of incidents onboard commercial airliners with a third of them resultingnobody was too terribly hurt on this flight and typically doesn't really result in any damage to the airplane. kind of a testament to engineering of these things. although we're seeing pretty often flight crew members up and working in the cabin. they're the ones most at risk. underscores, keep your seat belt on when the flight attendant said to do it. >> you've been in one of these, right? bad turbulence? ever been on a commercial flight where just sort of drops out of nowhere? >> reporter: yeah. feel bad sometimes doing the stories. makes people afraid of flying. one passenger said, kind of a freak thing. i'm not afraid of flying after this. these kind of things happen, but, yeah. you've been in it, too. feel the drop, the pit in your stomach and worry about it. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: underscores, make sure you follow the crew's instructions, keep your seat belt on when there's really no reason to. >> right. comes out of nowhere. honestly, i thought i would die. takeaway was, we d

the ntsb and the faa are now investigating the crash. >>> a university of california riverside professor native american heritage the complaint against her was made by 13 uc, riverside, professors back in august 2022, in an agreement she'll be able to continue to teach at the university but can't claims of being cherokee. >>> we have an update on devastating wildfires in maui, nearly 400 people remain missing. hawaiian electric isn't responding to claims that their company caused the fire at lahaina. >>> this of course comes as hawaiian electric is facing multiple lawsuits. >> the company's now disputing one key criticism, though, it failed to shut off power despite high winds and weather warnings. sam brock has the latest. >> reporter: almost three weeks after fires ravaged maui, hawaiian electric facing more than a dozen lawsuits for. the maui county fire department responded and reported it 100% contained, left the scene and later declared extinguished and at 3:00 p.m., when hawaiian electric power lines had been de-energized for more than six hours a second fire the afternoon fire, b

that's according to the ntsb. and you can see what causes big drop.plane taking off from maui. supposed to go up in a straight line. well, you can see when the flaps setting was changed. it started to go down after realizing their mistake as the plane pitched down and started accelerating. the plane's nose broke through the cloud cover and the plains ground. proximity warning alarms started to activate in 10 seconds. a boeing triple 7 dropped more than 1000 feet before the pilots are able regain control and get to climb again. the good news, none of the 271 passengers and 10 crew members were hurt and the flight resumed to san francisco as planned. the 55 year-old captain had nearly 20,000 hours of flying experience at a lot. the copilot had 5300 hours of flight time. that significant as well. both pilots are still flying for united airlines. the faa says the pilots reported the incidents themselves and appropriate action was taken. >> still ahead, what a strike in san jose could mean for hundreds animals in the city. shelters. plus, this time tomorro