. >>> scott mcfarland has the story at the live desk wrfsh. >> we learned this in the last hour. a single engine turbo prop plane crashed about 14 miles off the coast of jamaica. two people were on board. we're going show you a picture of the plane. there it is. family members tell nbc news that larry and jane glazer were on board. larry glazer is a well known develop ner rochester, new york. where that flight originated this morning, the glazers were flying to naples, florida, we're told, when they reported a problem to air traffic controllers and were asked to descend. the controllers later lost contact with the couple. fighter jets were scrambled, and those pilots could see the glazers slumped over, but still breathing. the jets broke off and the plane landed in cuban airspace. jam ache wra and the u.s. now sending rescue crews to that crash site. it's believed the couple may have suffered from hypoxia, or lack of oxygen to the body. last saturday another plane with an unresponsive pilot crossed into d.c.'s airspace that pimt has not been found. >>> new details of an apparent

scott mcfarland, news for i-team. >>> to see a slide show of pieces recovered and paintings still missinggton.com and click on vehicleses. some of that was just beautiful! wow! >> yes indeedy. >> mother nature's art. >> we worked on that together. tell you what. some great weather across our area today. a great stretch of weather that will continue the next couple of days and into the weekend. however, we are going to see a few changes. sunset tonight, 7:15, your evening planner looks like this. 77, abundant sunshine, changing to 73 by 9:00 and looking cooler, 70, around 11:00. some of you below 70. 68 in gaithersburg and if you're heading to frederick for the grade frederick's fair, that's where we sent amelia. >> reporter: good evening, doug. exactly. you can feel that chill in the air. our storm truck reporting a temperature around 75 degrees. we got here at 3:00 this afternoon and that's pretty much where it stayed the entire afternoon. the fair so important to the community because agricultural is so big in frederick. can you believe this fair has been going on 152 years. the fair th

as scott mcfarland discovered, getting on top of those busy tracks is easier than you think. >> what you're about to see is technically a crime. a crime news 4 iteam cameras captured over and over and over again. since september 2011, at least 107 people in virginia, maryland, and d.c., have been hurt or killed doing this. trespassing, walking on the tracks. including along these tracks in prince georges county. >> the tracks are the fastest way to get from point a to point b. it's much shorter. >> walter knows the risk it brings. his daughter, mary. >> she literally was pinned to the front of the train. >> was hit and killed by a csx train while walking on the tracks here just north of the station in 2012. >> so my guess is, she froze. it threw her. her neck was snapped. >> walter keeps a wall of photos, her art, and her ashes in a bedroom. >> a beautiful girl, talented, smart. >> reporter: but she's not the only one killed walking the tracks in recent months. far from it. look at this, the bushes give away near the tracks so many people have crossed through here, there's a bit of a

scott mcfarland. >> we just learned the u.s.upreme court formally added gay marriage cases to the justice conference accept 29. it will be the first time the high court had that issue in front of them but doesn't mean whether they will decide that day whether to hear that appeal. in virginia, a lower court struck down a same sex marriage ban, the justices could put off deciding the issue until january and still be able to issue a decision before the court ends its year in late june. jim, back to you. >> scott, thank you. >>> have you noticed everything you tried to do online seems slow today? it's not your internet connection, the great internet slowdown. we'll explain the battle for the net. >>> have you ever felt guilty binging on mcdonald's french fries. now, you can order your double quarter pounder with cheese without judgment. >> we invite you to join the conversation with us. you can join pat and me on twitter and facebook. we want to >>> mcdonald's wants to eliminate the guilt factor of orderedering that "big mac." the f

scott mcfarland. >> good afternoon, pat. it happened at fairfax.looking where a tree fell on a truck. we're told the crash caused major damage to the garage area of that home and you can see some damage on your screen. nobody hurt and no word what caused the truck to crash into the building. >> scott, thank you. it's a tall task but it could save lives. there's a push tonight to get teenagers to put away their cell phones and ear buds before crossing the street. the you only live once campaign kicked off at seneca valley high school in germantown today where 15-year-old christina ward was head headed. she was listening to music on her ear buds and didn't hear the car. some students are already getting the message. >> the kids listen. we have seen tremendous changes in their behavior. the biggest challenge we have is sometimes they forget, they're teenagers and have to be reminded. we see kids all the time reminding their peers, grab them by the backpack and pull them back and remind them what they need to do to be safe. >> schools are asking teenag

as scott mcfarland discovered, getting on top of busy tracks is easier than you think. >> reporter: what you're about to see is technically a crime. a crime news 4 i-team cameras captured over and ov. since september 2011, at least 107 people in virginia, maryland, and d.c. have been hurt or killed doing this. trespassing, walking on the tracks. including along these tracks in prince george's county. >> the train tracks are the fastest way to get from point a to point b on foot. by far. it's much shorter. >> reporter: walter gaffney of glen burny knows the risk. his daughter mary. >> she literally was pinned to the front of the train. >> reporter: she was hit and killed by a csx train while walking on the tracks north of the riverdale mark station in 2012. >> my guess is she froze, it then threw her, her neck was snapped. >> reporter: a wall of photos, her art, ashes in the bedroom. >> beautiful girl, talented, smart. >> reporter: she isn't the onlin person hit or killed on tracks in recent months, bar from it. beltsville, near route 1, the bushes give way. so many people have crossed th