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. >> reporter: these are new, up-close images of the charred fa-18 hornet. the navy says catastrophic mechanical failure had it crash into this apartment complex. the navy is not identifying the two pilots and won't say if error on their part caused the crash. >> we will not rush to judgment. we will get everything down, examine it carefully. >> reporter: a before and after view shows how the fiery wreck destroyed three buildings and damaged 50 units. the two pilots and only four people from the crash zone suffered minor injuries. while some left everything, many say it's a miracle no one was killed. >> you want to define a miracle, what happened here yesterday meets that definition for me. >> reporter: larry craig says strangers pulled his 87-year-old mother to safety as her apartment went up in flames. >> she told me she would have ran back in and got her purse. >> reporter: for sam, the fa-18 hit a stone's throw from his backyard fence. >> i heard three really loud booms. about that time debris flew through the back door. >> reporter: friday's crash happen

. >> i can only imagine they're probably using, like, the fa facetime function. you see the moment they pull him up and he's out of the well, how happy everybody is. the poor boy looks exasperated. the boy was bruised but not seriously injured. a technology that sort of all of us had, could come to aid somebody like this. >> he wasn't screaming or hollering. >> maybe they were just saying we're going to get down. there don't worry. don't worry. maybe that's all he needed to stay calm down there. >> oh. whoa! oh, boy. >> wow. oh! >> it's dragging the thing -- wow. >> it was being towed. >> yes. this happened on a road in norway. this truck had got stuck so a tow truck came by to rescue it. but watch the door of the tow truck. >> the driver got out. >> he bailed. >> obviously there was nobody in the big semi. >> there was a driver in the semi when the semi went down. watch it as it rolls. it keeps going all the way down to the river. you see it just flip and turn and flip and turn. >> oh, my. >> wholly cow. >> police were able to rescue the driver of the semi. he wa

dozens of units were destroyed when the fa-18 hornet went down a few miles away from oceania. they will be paid $2,300 and more compensation is likely to come. seven people injured. because of the crash is under investigation. >> walmart will be delaying the opening of the six new stores until 2013. they're facing opponents concerned about low wages and the impact of small businesses. they say they will use the extra time to meet with residents who live near the proposed locations. the originally planned to open four stores by the end of this year. >> more on the metro track work schedule for the rest of the year. major projects include repairs to the red line during eight weekends this summer. buses will replace trains at those times. inspectors will check the yellow line bridge over the potomac river during labor day. there will be additional work in early september on the red line. >> still to come, a bit of relief at the gas station. we will show you how much prices have fallen in the past few days. >> by checking yourself out at the supermarket may be a thing of the past.

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i started doing a walk around and got the fa-18 in the court yard there, i guess you so, and then the firefighters of the trucks and other resources were arriving. i was capturing to that and you could see the fuel burning out of the storm drain. we started beating on doors and windows and i was telling the fire, the police officers where to kick the door in and we do a quick search for pets and people and that is hectic. >> and did you see the plane coming counsel? >> -- coming down? >> me, ma'em, i did not. i saw the puff of the black smoke rising. >> okay, several apartment units, obviously, caught fire in the crash and tell us how intense it was? >> a good thing being in the middle of the day like that, most people are working and people are on night crew. we have to worry about that over my years and that fire service. people were getting back, the police officers were setting up perimeters, and we were beating on windows and doors and making sure. the fire trucks and firefighters arrived and some resources were coming. that's what you do, kick in doors. >> i have seen some of th

. >> just moments into the air the fa-18 was in trouble. >> with the nose up and bottom down and enginescreaming, sounded like they were trying to get back into the air. >> they didn't make it. the fighter jet slammed into this apartment complex courtyard. smoke and firefighters swarmed the scene. these were among the few recognizable fragments. the fireball sent flames in all directions, damaging or destroying some 50 apartment units. panicked residents fled for their lives. >> i heard secondary explosions. i didn't know if it was fuel tanks, ordinance, or the gas lines. >> i laid out on the back poach and i seen the canopy of the plane. >> the navy says the flight suffered a massive fuel leak on takeoff. >> the ejection was within a couple seconds of impact. >> the airmen waited until the last moment before their ejector seats lasted them away. >> the pilots deserve a lot of credit for staying with the plane as long as the could. >> residents stared with disbelief to see pilots in their backyard, buckled in. >> the pilot said, i'm so i for destroying your house and i said, it's okay. a

for some survivors, the only warning, three huge bams as the fa-18 slammed into their apartment building, but ruby says she saw and heard it coming. >> we were sitting outside and we heard the pop from the engine and it was like a skidderring, where it was popping, then would it stop, and we saw the plane go down. >> the smoke and fire exploded from the buildings almost instantaneously. the tail and fuselage clearly visible in the flames. rescuers found the naval aviators in their ejection seats. >> the pilot was conscious, but barely. >> pat kavanaugh raced out to help the pilot. >> he apologized very much for hitting our complex and i told him, don't worry about it, everything is going to be fine, let's get you out of here. >> a witness snapped a shot of the jet coming in low and apparently dumping fuel. rescuers say if the plane had crashed with the full tank, the fireball and destruction would have made this far worse. >> i seen him on the other side of these trees over this way, and it just looked basically like he dropped out of the sky. >> firefighters say the blaze was so hot the

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in the burned out wreckage the unmistakable twin tails and engines from the fa-18. eyewitnesss reported seeing smoke and flames coming from one of the wings. >> we heard a noise and the pilot ejected from the plane and we looked out the door and saw an explosion. >> reporter: it appeared the pilot appeared to struggle to regain control of the plane. >> i heard the engines blowing out or trying to restart. i could see the plane going straight up with no sound of engines and then it pitched over and go down. >> reporter: the two crew members ejected safely. one of them seen here on a stretcher, the other walking with a police officer, both with minor injuries. pat cavanaugh found a crew member still in his parachute. >> made sure he didn't have broken bones. he apologized for crashing into our complex. i said don't worry about it. >> reporter: no one died and only four people on the ground suffered minor injuries. the jet took off only seconds before the crash. navy officials say the front seat crewman was a student pilot and the backseater a seasoned instructor. they

the pbs commissioner, the fas commissioner. under his reorganization, that was no longer the case. and you have the reporting straight up that we have talked about today. it looks as though this person you appointed was something like a figurehead just the way the cfo, also called a gsa cfo, was a figurehead and yet you kept this structure. this structure put in place by an acting gsa administrator when you could have looked at it and seen it seems to me that your own -- seems to me your own position had been weakened. remember he's a pbs commissioner. he makes sure that these people report around the regional administrator and straight up to the commissioners, the respective commissioners. that means if i'm coming in, i'm looking at less authority for me because my own person there no longer has the authority that she had before. why did you accept this organization -- this form of organization which was not put in by a presidential appointee, but was put in by someone who acted for a very long period of time when there was no presidential appointee. in fact, he may have gone over

the navy is calling the fa/18. they call it the green hornet. this has been derided by the popular press and the conservative wings. and again, i am a conservative. so let me reemphasize that about the president's remarks on algae. but i think the presiden@ is absolutely right. the most likely biofuel that can be produced at scale is likely to come from algae. exxon has invested $600 million with craig ventnor, the individual who decoded the genome. we're working with an australian company that seems to have some pretty good technoliy to make jet fuel feed stock out of algae produced in bioreactors. algae is prolific, both in the sea and in static water. it can be made in bioreactors. it doesn't compete like corn does for crops and arable land and so forth. so if we get luckyand, you know, the right chemistry can be put together, i think biofuels is definitely part of the mix. but it's strictly at this point in time a matter of the scale production costs. it's not a technical issue anymore. >> we have time for one last question. i will turn it o

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. >> the fa-18 went down around noon and slammed into an apartment complex in virginia beach. >> all of a sudden there was this terrible loud crash and everything shook and then the black smoke and then it just took off. the flames and everything. >> reporter: the two pipe lots were a student and his -- pilots were a student and his instructor. they both geeked safely. eyewitnesses say one of them a -- ejected safely. eyewitnesses say one of them apologized for the accident. >> his parachute was hanging in the tree and one of the guys said are you okay and he said i'm not really sure. i think he was in shock, but he said i'm sorry for destroying your home. >> reporter: we talked about i phone tonight with one of the residents who found -- by phone tonight with one of the residents who found one of the pilots lying on the ground. he says he can't believe this all happened in his backyard. >> i've been evacuated, away from my home a few hours now. we're not allowed to go back until they say we can. there can. -- it could be a week. >> reporter: the jets fuel was release ad voiding what

[sirens] >> alan: no one was killed and everyone is accounted for tonight one day after the fa-18 navy vet vlad into -- slammed into this neighborhood. the pilots were able to eject safely. >> the pilots deserve a lot of credit for saying with the airplane as long as the could i wasn't an eye witness but appears from where the can any was, the eject was within a couple of seconds of the airplane impact. >> the naveis investigating the crash but it could take weeks to term exactly what happened. a special fund has been set up to help people who homes were destroyed. >> a pilot's request for an emergency landing was treated as a hoax. >> alan: the air traffic mixup in denver revolves around a flight number the controller thought the problem was with united flight 12 when it was flight 591. the controller realized the mistake after the pilot made another emergency call saying the plane had landed and was evacuating on the runway. then the fire trucks responded. >> the warning came as syrian government forces pounded more rebel strongholds before the troops must with draw on tuesday. activ

i spoke in the fa parks. it took two minutes for fire crews to arrive after the plane landed. they would have been there when the plane landed without the confusion in the control tower. >>> overseas tonight to syria. a brand new portrait on the opposition. this time through an image on facebook. the u.s. ambassador to syria showing the heavy weapons across the country, three day before the cease-fire is supposed to take effect. tonight, new word. more than 100 people killed in the latest violence there. >>> back in this country tonight, so many americans marking passover and easter week end. at the vatican, thousands have already gathered. the pope celebrated a service this easter eve. >>> something else he said this week made it clear on where he stoonds on priests marrying and women being ordained. here's cecilia vega. >> reporter: anthony padovano was a catholic priest for 15 years. he even met the pope. but when he met a woman and fell in love, he had to make a choice. >> i had a sense that this, too, was a sign from god. >> reporter: those, the church is losing both prie

>> the navy says the fa-18 had just taken off. witnesses said the plane was flying low with flames shooting from its tail. >> it was a jet-type military aircraft. >> the crew ejected before impact. >> he was strapped to the seat. >> he found one of the crewman near his apartment. >> we picked him up and dragged him to the other side of the parking lot. until the rescue crew could get on the scene. >> we assume it was non-life threatening injuries. >> so far six members of the crew were injured badly enough to go to the hospital. >> [unintelligible] the situation will be minimal as far as injuries go. >> authorities say three buildings were destroyed and two others were heavily damaged. what caused this crash? the pilots were trained to stay in the aircraft as long as possible to keep control before crashing. most agree that this saved lives today. >> thank you. we will have more on this story later in the newscast. and also at 6:00 tonight -- you can see pictures from the scene at wjla.com. gordon? >> in hyattsville md., prince geo

. >> reporter: the fa-18 came crashing down onto an apartment complex. >> the whole thing was in flames. the whole backyard and then things started to explode and the black smoke kept going. >> reporter: a roof ripped off one building. others engulfed in flames. the initial crash, followed by explosions. pat kavanaugh, on his couch, heard the crash. >> got off the couch and went to the back door, sliding door. and when i looked out i saw the pilot laying there bleeding from the nose and his parachute hanging from the building and i knew exactly what happened. a jet had crashed. >> reporter: the pilot was laying on his patio. and neighbor colby smith came out to see what happened. >> i saw the parachute on the house and he was still connected to it. >> reporter: these two men and others at the apartment complex became the first responders, running to help the two navy men. >> the pilot said, "i'm sorry for destroying your house," and i just bent down and i touched him and i was like, "it's okay, really." "are you okay?" and he was like, "i think i am." >> reporter: the pilots were pulled

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the fa-18 hit the mayfair mews friday. >>> no bail request for george zimmerman. the volunteer neighborhood watch man who admits to shooting and killing trayvon martin made his first court appearance in florida. the lawyer did not ask for bond in the four-minute appearance. the second degree murder charge has brought some calm to the case and zimmerman's lawyer says he will not turn to mud slinging. >> we are not going to be talking about using words against the mother of a deceased child. >> i believe in the judicial system and i believe that he can get a fair trial. >> day by day, things will be leaked or rumors are going to go and it will get right back up to where it was and everybody will have an opinion about the case for a long time. >>> coming up next a police chief killed may drug bust. >> and a fiery scene at another standoff. we'll have the latest on both as we check more headlines. stay with us. çzo% >>> a police standoff continues. new this morning, a new hampshire police chief is dead. four other officers wounded during a drug bust turn

. >> woman it happened to see the falling fa-18. >> it was red and orange and i heard this crackling noise. pow, pow pow. >> within a couple of seconds everyone was fleeing from the scene. >> the two pilots ejected before the crash. >> one landed on pat's port. he says the pilot apologize for crashing into the building. witnesses say dumping the fuel likely prevented a fireball. >> it was one of those indications there was a mechanical the function. >> the apartment complex is just a few miles from the naval facility. the department of defense moved they should be moved to a residential neighborhood. >> i knew one day, this was going to happen. they have been coming in lower and lower and it is scary. >> the pilot and a friend was a student. the pilot and back was an instructor. they waited until the last moment before rejecting. the investigation could take months, but many believe they saved lives today. >> thank you. we have a crew headed to virginia beach right now. we have more for you on wjla.com. we will have the latest news and pictures from the same. now, breaking news from h

two days after the rnc announced it's spanish voter outreach, obama organizers fa s talked ab how the president had empowered latino communities. >> and the campaign is later formally launching latinos for obama, the message campaign spokesman been labolt has said that while governor romney has begun to etch a step away -- now the obama campaign will do their best to highlight past statements romney has made on immigration. >> the question is, if i were eelected and congress were to pass the dream act would i veto it? and the answer is yes. the answer is deportation because people figure out the -- i think you see a model here in arizona. >> romney's challenge? how do you move back to the center after running so hard to the right during the primary. on sunday, behind closed doors, romney called for a republican dream act to shrink the gop deficit with latino voters that could spell doom for the party. today, "the washington post" reports that florida senator mac marco rubio legislation that young latinos could remain in the united states but it would not give them a path to citizenshi

the fa-18 fighter went down in virginia beach when it suffered a mechanical failure just after takeoffamaging or destroying about 40 apartments. seven people were injured, including the two navy fliers who ejected from the plane. amazingly, no one was killed. >>> rescue teams are searching for more than 100 pakistani soldiers barried in an avalanche in himalayan mountains on a remote glacier in kashmir, the disputed region claimed by both india and pakistan. thousands of pakistani and indian troops are based in the area. >>> well, there's new evidence of a link between earthquakes and the oil-drilling method known as fracing. the process formally known as hydraulic fracturing pumps huge amounts of water into the ground to extract oil and natural gas. a new report from the u.s. geological survey says new evidence supports the idea that fracing causes small earthquakes that can alarm people living nearby. >>> the cable network current tv has filed a counterlawsuit against its former talk show host keith olbermann, accusing him of breach of contract, refusing to promote his program "count

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the fa-18 hornet then crashed into the residential apartment complex in the hampton roads area.fox 5s karen gray houston has the latest from

the number one 1 in education is the fa that we don't hold teachers as prestigious career people.basically give them $40,000 a year if they are lucky. so they are not treated correctly. but our spending on education has decreased significantly since 1978. we lost tax revenue by 60% after proposition 13 passed and measured in the year $2,000 spending per pupil in california went from more than 600 above the national average to more than 600 below the national average. >> gee, i wonder what hand. we were spending a lot on students we were at the top, when we don't spend at the top we were at the bottom of the pile. but it was probably because of the teachers. >> and mitt romney continues to attack education, especially when it comes to barack obama's education. >> we have pat who i think is a nice guy but he spent too much time at harvard perhaps. >> i love that one. here we go to the punch. are you ready for this? >> okay. president obama got a law degree at harvard. spent three years there. romney got an mda in business and law, spent four years. he has also made fun of president

six people injured, that includes the pilot, the backseater from the fa 18 fighter jet and non-life-threatening i want to bring in now a number of folks on the ground civilians responding, helping move this fire hose around. the response is pretty tremendous and i'm sure van applegate saw this with his own two eyes and he's one of the photographers from wtkr, one of the first people, van, i understand, on the scene there. tell me what was the first thing you saw when you rolled up? >> reporter: yeah, broke. photojournalist and i were the first on the scene here, and i've got to tell you that the smoke was so choking, thick, black, oily smoke, the kind of which unless you've been around a jet fuel fire is really indescribable. children crying, people screaming, mass confusion which is totally understandable in a situation like this. one thing that is so unique to this area is these people are no strangers to jets flying above their roof. the fact that they had no warning, you would look up at a jet if you live in that area, you are used to jets flying over and, unfortunately, today it's really t

the two pilots ejected from the fa-18 hornet just before it crashed. several people were hospital but so far no deaths. fox 5's karen gray houston with the latest. >> the latest was in we have is that there are no reports of anyone missing. a virginia fire captain says 40 apartment units were damaged. officials are trying to find shelter for those who need it. six of the seven people injured have been released from the hospital and the two pilots are an instructor and his student. eyewitnesses say they heard several small explosions and moments after the plane crashed there was a huge plume of black smoke and the smell of jet fuel. >> it just looked basically like he dropped out of the sky pretty much. the front end of the plane started going down and then boom. >> the two pilots ejected from the aircraft. firefighters and apartment residents rushed to the rescue. >> i ran over. i started knocking on doors as close as i could get without getting into the flames beating on them trying to get people out. >> the fire from the crash destroyed three apartmen

the fa-18 jet crashed in virginia beach. even injured, and the navy today announced the investigation is under way. the flight data recorder still has not yet been recovered. >>> a shake-up at blackberry. two more top executives are leaving, research in motion, the company that makes the brand. the company has been losing money, and is going through an overhaul, which could result in the company being sold. >>> and it's more embarrassment for a government agency already in trouble with congress. the huffington post released videos of skits and games played by members of the general services administration at a conference in las vegas. they make jokes and sing songs about government waste and out of control spending. your tax dollars paid the almost $1 million cost of the conference that includes a half million dollars for ipods and other gifts for government employees. the head of the gsa resigned just a few days ago. >>> the u.s. army is building a massive high-tech facility in the utah mountains. this is it, right there in

. >> reporter: it happened seconds after the fa-18 "d" super hornet taken off from oceania around virginiach earlier today. witnesses describe the $29 million f-18 as almost floating and losing the fuel load before it banked sharply. the student pilot and the instructor in the rear seat ejected and came crashing down first on the roof, then the courtyard of an apartment complex. one witness said it's the most scared she has been since surviving the blitz in london in world war ii. >> everything was red. everything was on fire. black smoke started to come out and we heard noises like pop, pop, pop. the parachute hanging on the tree. he was like on the patio. one of the guys said are you okay? he sid i'm not sure. he was in shock. but he said i'm sorry for destroying your home. >> the crew is doing well. they suffered minor injuries. the latest report is they are up and about and coherent and doing well. >> reporter: ems officials say seven people, including most of the plane occupants taken to hospital but remarkably, no one critically injured. residents not yet accounted for. five building

you can see the tail section of the fa-18. dab in the middle of one of these apartment complexes. there are three that we know of. and we have reports of five people on the ground being taken to local hospitals including one woman who was taken from a wheelchair and placed into a stretcher and taken to the hospital. the reason they are not going in yet is because you can see the smoke, the firefighters believe is very toxic. it's that mix. not just the wood smoke. you have got jet fuel and oil from that fighter. it's unclear from the military if this plane had just taken off, was it fully loaded with fuel? had it been flying for a long time and there wasn't that much fuel onboard? that will be a key whether firefighters determine when they should go in there to look for bodies. the picture that was most riveting is the people waiting across the street. we believe as our reporter on scene says, those are the people who live in this apartment complex who may have loved ones in this apartment complex. right now they are on cell ph

and crystal to her flooring as she's nesting, that baby crib, the cradle, her windows, up to the creeiling faally bring it all together. >> reporter: an empire that started 20 years ago with socks. one would have expected you yo start with swim wear and yet you started with socks? swim wear would have been too obvious with that modeling background. >> reporter: nobody would have bought it because they know they're not going to look like kathy ireland when they put it on? >> they might have bought a bikini from me, but what then? i wanted to build a real brand that would be lasting. >> reporter: did one of your strat jimss say socks? >> i was actually offered the opportunity to model a pair of socks and it was at a time when not a lot of job offers were coming my way. i was an aging model, pregnant at my kitchen table. and my first response was no thank you. but i knew i could use the money. >> reporter: so, instead of modfuling the socks, she went into business with her own brand. >> people said it was stupid. they latch elaughed in our face. >> reporter: later, warren buffett advised her to

. >> and in can the fa, this was reported to them at a pretty high level back in 2005 if i'm correct.hey had a former fbi man come in and investigate for the company. he reported that there was substantial suspicion that the allegations were true. they had a whistleblower, a former lawyer whistle blowing on himself for whatever reasons. he was a disgruntled former employee and then they covered it up and promote the guy in charge of the alleged scheme to become the vice chairman of the company in arkansas? >> sarbanes-oxley is specifically designed for this kind of event. sarbanes-oxley, you it your these over to the audit committee that the hires a blue chip law firm frrm outside. they decided to not use wilky far, that law firm and a forensic investigator immediately get solved. the sec only deals with them. that's how you're able to root out corruption. this is was without a doubt if the times is right such a violation of sarbanes-oxley that the justice department can have a field day if they want to. >> we should also point out although it happened in mexico, there is a long-stand