uncontrolled airports choose to use ctaf because it's safer when asked about the tower airport director ravon williams told us today. the airport doesn't have the volume of traffic to support the cost of bringing and control tower to the field. the ntsb told us today that they are still looking for witnesses of these of this crash to come forward to help with their investigation. they're hoping to have somewhat more of a report here and then at least in the next two weeks for now live in watsonville, dustin dorsey abc 7 news dustin. thank you one of two suspects arrested in the killing of a safeway employee in san jose will not be charged. the man is being held for conspiracy in the june shooting of manuel hazar santa clara county prosecutors say there isn't enough evidence to build a case police confirm. the man will be released investigators. say this expected shooter 18 year old te vita takalau of san jose remains in custody in utah awaiting extradition to santa clara county and the east bay a group of antioch residents is banding together. they're demanding the antioch city council pass an ordinan

airport director ravon williams speaking on behalf of the local aviation community. it's a small community and there are people here that certainly are grieving williams joined the national transportation safety board the ntsp for friday's update air safety investigator fabian salazar addressing questions about the uncontrolled airport watsonville municipal is without an air traffic control tower or specialists guiding planes the aircraft people in traffic pattern will communicate through the common traffic advisory frequency. are working to get the radio communications that we're occurring at that day audio link to the planes tail numbers show the pilots work communicating just before the collision. philosophy princesses 740 straight in 204 south looking for traffic on left base. yeah, i see you're behind me. going to go around then because you're coming at me pretty quick man moments later everybody. please be advised there. it's an accident towards the runway 2-0. please be advised watsonville the first accident of its kind in at least a decade according to airpor

airport director ravon williams speaking on behalf of the local aviation community. it's a small community and there are people here that certainly are grieving williams joined the national transportation safety board the ntsp for friday's update air safety investigator fabian salazar addressing questions about the uncontrolled airport watsonville municipal is without an air traffic control tower or specialists guiding planes the aircraft people in traffic pattern will communicate through the common traffic advisory frequency. are working to get the radio communications that we're occurring at that day audio link to the planes tail numbers show the pilots work communicating just before the collision. philosophy princesses 740 straight in 204 south looking for traffic on left base. yeah, i see you're behind me. going to go around then because you're coming at me pretty quick man moments later everybody. please be advised there. it's an accident towards the runway 2-0. please be advised watsonville the first accident of its kind in at least a decade according to airpor

uncontrolled airports choose to use ctaf because it's safer when asked about the tower airport director ravon williams told us today. the airport doesn't have the volume of traffic to support the cost of bringing and control tower to the field. now the ntsb also told us that they're still looking for witnesses of the crashes to help with this investigation and they should have some more information for us and about two weeks time for now live in watsonville. dustin dorsey abc 7 news. alright dustin before you go you mentioned that timeline tell us what's next when it comes to the investigators saying when we'll learn more about a cause. yeah, you know believe it or not. it's gonna be actually a little bit of a time. they said tomorrow morning. they're gonna be taking both of these planes off this location. they're gonna be taking them to a private facility up north here, and they're going to be essentially taking these planes completely apart putting them back together really trying to dive in and find the cause and exactly what happened yesterday afternoon. they said that could take anywhere from the