. >> the senator says she supports the national transportation safety board's review of the crash and the overall safety of the bridge. she's calling for them to try to findways to prevent the one like in july and this one in 2008 when jonathan short was killed when his truck plunged down into the bay. the report dizst does show that the driver in the july crash was distracted by lights and sirens behind him and by the time he looked forward, traffic had stopped and he crashed into lake. the driver was driving for his first time in the united states without a more experienced driver riding with him. >> reporter: tonight a spokesman for the national transportation safety board said it doesn't know how long it will take for a report containing those safety precautions. >>> all right, parents, what do you do when your four year old comes to you with a boo boo? you slap a band-aid on it and call it a day. well, after his knee swelled, his mom did a little digging and drain third degree wound. >> it looked like a rock. iput it on a paper towel and i turn it over and it is a sea snail. >> a

the national transportation safety board said he works for a canadian carrier. the driver hit morgan links car and another vehicle pushing her over the wall. morgan was able to get out and was rescued. >>> 19-year-old seth beckman was shot and killed. beckman stormed into several businesses, including a snow bam stand before being confronted by a sheriff's deputy and the deputy is the him. beckman's father believes that his son was high on synthetic drugs when he within the on that rampage saturday night. those drugs, often sold as bath salts, spiels are widely available. the field office said they're often sold in mom and pop convenient stores or gas station. even though the bans are in place, creative distributors are finding a way to skirt the law. >> what you have are chemists, literally and labs coming up with ways to defeat our legislation. every time we come up with legislation to attack it reactively, they go out and change an analog or a molecule and create a tet totally different -- a totally different drug. >> social media is a way to spread the inform

. >> federal investigators with the national transportation safety board recovered the flight's dataecorders. and ntsb spokesman said the recorders give them a lot to work with. >> there are over 400 parameters and they have initiated the parameters that'll give us a look at to what's going on in the airplane. there's still plenty more work to do. >> the aircraft broke into at least two pieces. >> ntsb officials said the pilots did not enter an emergency call. >>> and we were in the 70s with lots of shun shine. look at the water out there on the pacific ocean. tomorrow shaping up to be another nice day, not just here in santa cruz, but all up and down the coastline of the bay area. >> and a few, time lapse from the golden gate this afternoon. those high clouds blocked out the sunshine into the east bay. i've kept temperatures cooler, concord, 82 down quite a bit from friday. >> tomorrow, temperatures up another 15 degrees. concord into the 90s. bay knew, toll plaza, for tonight, mostly clear skies. the fog is coming in. for tomorrow, look for a little bit of fog in the morning. it sh

. >>> the national transportation safety board has released their preliminary report on a crash that sent a car off the bay bridge. 22-year-old morgan lake survived the crash. it does not recommend changes to the bridge that would make it safer. the tractor trailer driver said he was distracted. the driver was an immigrant from hungry and working for a canadian trucking company. it was his first time driving in the united states without an experienced driver riding with him. >>> today marks one day since the dead did train derailment in ellicott city. a csx train derailed. the coal cars buried two teens. they did have a memorial f them over the weekend. today marks one year. >>> we'll be right back. >>> so there's now a new member in the first family. it appears the obamas have welcomed in a new pooch. bo needed a friend. meet sonny, a female the same breed as bo. the white house said she's full of energy. last year first lady michelle obama told reporters bo wasn't getting enough interaction with other dogs. dogs need friends. >> look at the two of them. a romance. >> this is a famil

the national transportation safety board says the captain took control from the first officer 400' from the ground, very late and very unusual. that is the first trip together for that captain and the first officer. investigators say the nose gear failed, because of stress overload. >> actor dustin hoffman is recovering from cancer surgery, a spokesman will not say what type of cancer the 75-year-o actor has but it was treated. the spokesman says it was detected early and he is feeling great and in good health. he has four film roles wrapping up or currently in production. >> former president george w. bush expects to leave hospital after a stent was inserted to clear a clogged artery. territories revealed the blockage during his annual checkup. the 43rd president plans do resume the normal schedule tomorrow. >> small victory reversing decades of increases in the number of obese american children. the centers for disease control found from 2008 to 2011, obesity among low on-- low-income preschoolers dropped. in california it dropped by half a percent from 17.3 percent to 16.8 percent. t

>>darya: the national transportation safety board doesn't have much information to go on as it investigatesups cargo plane in birmingham alabama agreed so far officials have been unable to retrieve the flight data recorder up or the cockpit voice recorder from the wreckage. also investigator say it appears there was no warning before the deadly crash. the plane took off from louisville ky crashed just before 5:00 a.m. on wednesday. approached birmingham shuttle's worth international airport. the ntsb says the plane clipped some trees and crashed into a hill, the ntsb--ultimately stopping on the street that runs parallel to the airport for the ntsb are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. authorities are confident that they will be able to retrieve the plane's flight data recorders which are critical to their investigation. the pilot and co-pilot were both killed in the crash. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we coul

we'll have the very latest update from the national transportation safety board. also this hour, another former member of congress on his way to prison. jesse jackson jr. awaits his fate for committing fraud with campaign money. we're going to get the latest from the federal courthouse here in washington, d.c. and cory booker cruising to the democratic nomination for u.s. senate in new jersey. just 9% of the state turned out to vote. that's right. single digits. but actually beat some expectations. we will crunch the numbers. >> good morning from minnesota's largest county fair. today is wednesday, august 14th, 2013. now, here's "the daily rundown." >> the 4-h group from minnesota. remember, head to rundown.msnbc.com. august is a good month to do it. we want to get to this morning's breaking news. chaotic scenes across cairo after security forces backed by bulldozers and helicopters launched raids to clear thousands of supporters of ousted president mohamed morsi from protest camps. egyptian police and soldiers used tear gas to break up the camps. while morsi suppo

the national transportation safety board just updated their investigation, the captain of the flightt when the plane was below 400 ft.. >> security officials say that suspected u.s. drone strikes have killed seven alleged al-qaida militants in southern yemen. it is the fed suspect it won't attack in yemen in less than two weeks. the attacks come a day after the u.s. and britain evacuate the embassy's staff because of threats. >> the justice department has filed a first criminal charges and the deadly attack on the u.s. diplomatic missing in ben hazighazi, libya. the still complaint was filed in the u.s. does record against an unspecified number of people. an official says that one person charged is ahmed abu kattala, the head of the libyan militia. >> the afford to put a massacre trial begins with the defendant telling the court " i am the shooter. " ed lavendera reports. >> he is preparing to steer him down in court. he is still recovering from his wounds. his trauma is more mental than anything. >> i cannot even go in crowded places anymore. i do not even go to the mall anymore. i

in an e-mail released yesterday, the national transportation safety board says it has not found any evidence of mechanical failure on the plane. now the ntsb investigation is focusing on a command switch during the final approach. just moments before the plane's nose slammed into the runway, the captain reportedly took controls from the first officer, like within 500 feet of landing. in reason was given for the switch. we're told also it's the first time the two had flown together. >>> in arizona, before he hit the late night circuit in l.a., president obama rolled out a new set of economic policies geared toward overhauling the housing industry. the pred said private capital should take on a larger role in the mortgage market. he also endorsed a bipartisan plan to reform fannie mae and freddie mac while accusing house republicans of obstructing immigration reform which he says will help the housing market. >> something that you don't always hear about when it comes to the housing market, and that is fixing our broken immigration system. it would help our housing market. when more people buy

the vehicle just received a five-star rating under new standards by the national transportation safety boardwith the "new york times" pointed out model s has not yet been tested by insurance institute for highway safety. those tests fbed by insurance industry. tesla says bring it on. >> we're talking cars people would call it a dream job. test driving a brand new car every day. the job of a car review jer changing these day was the new crop of 2013 cars and buyers could face the same challenge autos if you don't recognize this car is because there are only 2000 of them in the u.s.. it's a hyundai. and we want to help people decide. >> marty drives more than 100 cars per year that become more complicated. >> you can push a button. goes into a sportier mode. steering gets heavier. >> everything from handseling to parking. >> rear camera. and this etc. you creep up. >> turns out the systems have given complexity. >> big screens voice recognition makes a car seem like a smart phone or tablet that. is the whole idea. >> youdn1x want $20,000 car to operate with the same fluid feel and ease of use

. >>> and today the national transportation safety board hopes to be able to retrieve data from the black boxes on board the ups jet that crashed in alabama. the flight data recorders were recovered from the wreckage yesterday. the ntsb says the cargo jet was trying to land on the shorter runway at birmingham airport. it clipped some trees before crashing, but it appears there was no problem with the engines. >> the preliminary evidence indicates no evidence of an uncontained engine failure. there's no evidence of a pre-impact fire. >> the two pilots on board were killed. the captain had been with ups for 23 years. the first officer, since 2006. >>> coming up on the "morning news", the california teenager rescued after a shoot-out with her alleged kidnapper steps out for the first time. t time.. ♪ i, i got it, i got it made ♪ i got it made ♪ i got it made fresh at subway ♪ ♪ breakfast made the way i say [ male announcer ] nothing better than a subway bacon, egg & cheese with avocado made before your eyes. subway. eat fresh. it also repels most ticks before they can attach. the leading bra

the national transportation safety board says small plane crashes have become a huge concern. >> this is an important issue if we are going to drive down the fatality number in general aviation. we are talking about five accidents per day. >> reporter: here in connecticut, tonight, a vigil will be held for the small victims of this tragedy and the family left behind. investigators have removed the plane from the two homes behind me. david, it could be many months before this mystery is solved. small aircraft don't have black boxes. >> linzie thank you. >>> the growing manhunt in the west. the suspect believed to have kidnapped a 16-year-old girl. this evening what about a witness said he saw. and rescuer searching acres. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: today, heavily armed s.w.a.t. teams in helicopters launched into the idaho wilderness. day six in the ground and air search for murder suspect james dimaggio and the girl he's suspected of kidnapping, 16-year-old hannah anderson. >> we know that any piece of evidence, any clue, could be what we need to get hannah home safely.

this evening, the national transportation safety board brought us the latest information on this and manuel bojorquez is in birmingham. >> reporter: flames lit up the predawn sky on a grassy field just half a mile shy of birmingham international airport. flight 1354 was on a routine service flight from louisville, kentucky, to birmingham, alabama, when residents were suddenly awakened by a loud explosion. eddie smith lives near the crash site. >> shook my house so bad i thought it was coming off the foundation. that's how bad it shook the house. >> reporter: pine tree tops were sheared off as the plane made its approach, barely missing houses. debris was spread for blocks. flight tracking data show at 4:43 a.m. central time the plane made a steep descent from an altitude of 9,500 feet to 2, 600 neat about a minute. that's three times faster than it normally descends. robert sumwalt from the n.t.s.b. says there was no distress call from the pilots. >> it appears the aircraft went through some trees and then initially impacted towards the bottom of the hill where a fireball -- where th

the thoughts of what could happen. we may soon know more about why a u-p-s cargo flight crashed.killing two pilots on board in birmingham, alabama this week federal investigators with the national transportation safety board have recovered the flight's data recorders. an n-t-s-b spokesman says the recorders give investigators a lot to work with. the aircraft broke into at least two pieces and scattered debris over a 300-yard area. n-t-s-b officials said that the pilots did not issue a distress call before the plane crashed. egyptian security forces have taken control of a strategic mosque in the city center -- after a 15- hour standoff with supporters of ousted president mohammed morsy. but appears the situation may not be completely over yet. fred pled-jen reports from cairo. >> reporter: this mosque and the central cairo cap the country all on lockdown. and if there were 1000 people inside. and they were afraid to come out. with the civilians there also aren't. and the situation. these civilians were also-- armed... and the opened fire on security forces that also returned fire! the security forces have gone in and cleared out that moscow. those people have turned themselves and. friday, it was a

the national transportation safety board says small plane crashes have become a huge concern. >> this is an important issue if we are going to drive down the fatality number in general aviation. we are talking about five accidents per day. >> reporter: here in connecticut, tonight, a vigil will be held for the small victims of this tragedy and the family left behind. investigators have now removed the plane from the two homes behind me. they'll continue to search for clues. david, it could be many months before we know what happened. small aircraft don't have black boxes. >> linzie thank you. >>> the growing manhunt in the west. the search for the suspect believed to have kidnapped a 16-year-old girl. this evening what about a witness said he saw. and rescuer searching acres. in hide idaho. >> reporter: today, heavily armed s.w.a.t. teams in helicopters launched into the idaho wilderness. day six in the search for murder suspect james dimaggio and the girl he's suspected of kidnapping, 16-year-old hannah anderson. >> we know that any piece of information, any piece of evidence, any cl

the vehicle just received a five-star rating under new standards by the national transportation safety boardmes" pointed out model s has not yet been tested by insurance institute for highway safety. those tests fbed by insurance industry. tesla says bring it on. >> we're talking cars people would call it a dream job. test driving a brand new car every day. the job of a car review jer changing these day was the new crop of 2013 cars and buyers could face the same challenge autos if you don't recognize this car is because there are only 2000 of them in the u.s.. it's a hyundai. and we want to help people decide. >> marty drives more than 100 cars per year that become more complicated. >> you can push a button. goes into a sportier mode. steering gets heavier. >> everything from handseling to parking. >> rear camera. and this etc. you creep up. >> turns out the systems have given complexity. >> big screens voice recognition makes a car seem like a smart phone or tablet that. is the whole idea. >> youdn1x want $20,000 car to operate with the same fluid feel and ease of use as your $200 tablet.

the national transportation safety board gave the electric car a five-star rating in each safety categorythe report comes one day after tesla believes a positive earnings report. they do make pretty cars. >> gorgeous. >> t-mobile nets largest growth in four years and there is a new video app to take on vine and instagram. >> hi, emily. >> good afternoon, larry, carolyn. steaming service ario letting users stream bra broadcast tv will be launching in miami, houston, and dallas. the major networks have sued so shut ario down but have been unsuccessful. t-mobile making waves after number four mobile carrier reported largest customer growth in four years. the company gained 1.1 million customers including 685,000 post pay subscribers and announced this weekend it's adding the trail of fobs from lg to device line up. >> tesla shares rallied after the company posted earnings surpassing estimates. the car maker said on operating basis will make money all year even as it expands to europe and asia. u.s. stocks rose today. chinese trade data topped estimates. bloomberg silicon valley index ended t

the national transportation safety board told us this evening that one of the plane's computers began warning the crew about its descent a little more than seven second before the crash. both pilots were killed. kids in moore, oklahoma, go back to school today three months after a tornado killed seven classmates. and area 51, the secret is out when the "cbs evening news" continues. with the spark miles card from capital one, bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth ] why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase every day. what's in your wallet? [ crows ] now where's the snooze button? i took my son fishing every year. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. but with copd ma

police, the coroner and the national transportation safety board chief hayes-white said her 2009 ban on video cameras in facilities was meant to include fire scenes. critics say that restricting the use of helmet cameras shows a lack of transparency by the fire department. new this morning. double amputee runner, oscar pistorius has been formally indicted today in south africa on a premeditated murder charge in the valentine's day slaying of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. pistorius stood in the courtroom and wiped away tears. he also held hands with his brother and sister. the trial date is set for extra police patrols will be out at san francisco schools this week to ensure student safety. the back-to-school traffic enforcement will focus on elementary schools throughout the city. police will especially be paying attention to the 15 mile-per-hour speed zones. enforcement operations are scheduled to begin from 7 to 9 a-m. and again from 1:30 p-m until 3:30 p-m each day. stay with kron-4. your back-to -school station in the bay area. go to our facebook page to see some kron four anch

tesla says the model s sedan sifed highest test crash ratings getting five star ratings in every crash and safety category set by the national transportation safety boardrom bloomberg studios in san francisco, cheryl dan, back to you. >> okay, thank you very much. a drive to end unpaid internships has reached the white house, calling on the president to pay interns hoping it will inspire other employers organizer it means days of skyrocketing college costs. the campaign set up a petition with 8,000 signatures many businesses relie on unpaid interns giving experience as they move through school. that is how many of us got our start. >> they didn't pay >cx interns. >> minimum wage for me. >> we have had wild weather. >> we have. it's unusual and dry but we get those thunderstorms. last time i remembered this was april 2012. >> okay. >> yes. this is it anyhow there is a possibility of thunderstorms here. live doppler 7 hd we'll talk about how likely sit we're going see more lightning around here, as you look just seeing fog off the coast we're seeing thunderstorms developing in the sierra nevada south of tahoe and also seeing strikes well off the coastlin

. >> the national transportation safety board doesn't have much information to go on, as it investigates crash of a u-p-s cargo plane in birmingham, alabama. so far officials have been unable to retrieve the flight data recorder or the cockpit voice recorder from the wreckage. also investigators say it appears there was no warning before the deadly crash the plane took off from louisville, kentucky, and crashed just before five a-m on wednesday it approached birmingham- shuttlesworth international airport. the n-t-s-b says the plane clipped some trees and crashed into a hill, ultimately stopping on a street that runs parallel to the airport. the n-t-s-b are still trying ot figure out what caused the crash. >> the tail section of the aircraft is still smoking. for that reason we have not been able to get in and get the black box, the voice or quarter and the date talk or quarter. >> authorities are confident that they will be able to retrieve the plane's flight data recorders, which are critical to their investigation. the pilot and co-pilot were both killed in the crash. >> here is a liv

the national transportation safety board launched a team to investigate. y updated us on the work they are doing. they will look at the aircraft structure and human and aircraft performance along with what it hit. >> three trees. >> the bath of destruction it took. you can see the wreckage and the devastation. there were no buildings hit and no additional injuries on the ground. >> sounded like a plane had gave out of fuel and it was trying to make it to the airport. >> the cause hasn't yet be determined. >> plane could have blown up right here on the trees. but i just thank the lord we are able to survive this. >> reporter: today investigators revealed the tail of the plane was smoldering throughout the day. and there were no distress calls made during the flight. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new video of a alarming site near treasure island turned out to be a environmental benefit. oil boom are protecting an area soon to be dredged. the navy will dredge and remove ledge shot that has been in the area for many years. removal will take a big source of toxins ou

the national transportation safety board beginning to rule out potential causes. vestigators announced in a news conference today that the cockpit controls appeared to be working properly and likely played no role in the crash. flight recorders showed that the pilots received two warnings before impact and reports that the plane were descending to quickly. the two pilots were killed in the crash. we'll follow the developing story and we'll bring you the latest. >> looks like american households are changing. a recent study showed that more adults are choosing to live in someone else's home than seeking housing of their own. this trend poses a significant challenge for the economy. brian has the details in new york. >> hi, health are, mom and dad's coup is looking more comfortable. seniors living with roommates or parent's home is doubling up. a marketing manager lives with her parent's in her home and not ashamed of it. >> i am not embarrassed living with my family. people are doing it a round here and people who have moved out are struggling and not happy with the

. >> a team from the national transportation safety board is headed to the scene to help investigate. adriana diaz, wjz eyewitness news. >> and one neighbor says he did not hear any engine noise before the plane crashed. just a loud noise. then a thump. >>> stepping up security. several recent crimes at johns hopkins school of medicine in east baltimore, put police and hospital officials on alert. wjz is live. linh bui explains these new precautions. linh? >>> kai, since mid-july, several employees have been attacked or robbed near campus. but these new security measures should make it safer. >> reporter: a vonger police presence around johns hopkins. more foot and bike patrols along north wolf and north washington street. >> i noticed that johns hopkins security guards, every time i go up that way. they're coming further and farther down. it might help the community. >> plans for increased security. and a security kiosk outside student apartments on north wolf. three different incidents led to this increase in security. one person's cell phone was stolen. another person was robbed. a

airlines president says, we place the utmost value on the safety of our employees, our customers and the public. we'll engage with the national transportation safety boards' investigation and we will work exhaustively on response efforts. we're just getting an email now from brooks blanton on the scene saying removing the bodies and taking them to the coroner's office. >> shepard: johnathan, thank you. >> in one american state, it's okay for people to do not speak english to serve as jurors at a trial. it's been that way for some time but now there's a challenge we'll tell you about and whether it means translators for every case. that's coming up on "studio b." ] the biggest news in breakfast is actually tiny. new kellogg's raisin bran® with omega 3 from flax seeds. plus plump juicy raisins. flax seed? who are you? i still got it. [ male announcer ] invest in your heart health with kellogg's raisin bran® cereals. and my family moved es, straight to chicago. d [ male announcer ] invest in your heart health america is the only country i have ever known. senior year of high school, i was promoted to city court staff commander, i held the rank of cadet brig

police, the coroner and the national transportation safety board are reviewing the footage. chief hayes-white said her 2009 ban on video cameras in facilities was meant to include fire scenes. critics say that restricting the use of helmet cameras shows a lack of transparency by the fire department. >> new this morning. double amputee runner, oscar pistorius has been formally indicted today in south africa on a premeditated murder charge in the valentine's day slaying of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. pistorius stood in the courtroom and wiped away tears. he also held hands with his brother and sister. the trial date is set for march 3rd of next year. >> extra police patrols will be out at san francisco schools this week to ensure student safety. the back-to-school traffic enforcement will focus on elementary schools throughout the city. paying attention to the 15 mile-per-hour speed zones. enforcement operations are scheduled to begin from 7 to 9 a-m. and again from 1:30 p-m until 3:30 p-m each day. >> stay with kron-4. your back-to -school station in the bay area. go to

with more on this former managing director of the national transportation safety board. lcome back to the show. good to have you here. this is troubling. these numbersnly seem to go up. he looked at the past three years, it just gets worse. >> well, it is a management problem. its arts with the size of the agency. you have 56,000 employees. then you have the nature of the job. it is mind-numbing. and you he managers that are not doing tre work. work, some are sleeping on the job. the transgressions are just unbelievable. i think everybody is a little frustrated with the tsa. how dangerous is this scenario? could it cause real problems in the system? >> well, it can cause problems, but the way in which they have structured aation security, they call it this layered approach. it is very difficult to conceive of a terrorist gettingn board a plane, causing a catastrophic event, but what you he your is this kind of continual and confidence that just drives the congress to rethink that decision that they made after september 11th to federalize this program. you know, there were

. >> the national transportation safety board updated its investigation and notes the captain took controlphase. this is in the last few seconds. >> the report did not reveal why the pilot did that. this was the pilot's second flight into la guardia. the captain inexperienced flying was probably not a factor in that accident. >>> in china people looking for ways to beat the heat. temperature still in triple digits. >> it's awfully hot. in 140 years of recordkeeping, shanghai never topped 1104 degrees. yesterday marked the second time in a two week stretch it reached 105. >> chad meyers joins us now. this has been going on for a long time. why is it? >> we showed you picture last week. it was like 10,000 people in this pool. we thought the pool had to be 98 degrees because everybody is in it. it's the same high pressure that's been in control around shanghai for three weeks. all time high set on wednesday. we got to 104 last week. it was a new record high. we beat that and the temperatures have been kept since 1872. we go right back to the records all this week. we get down to 103. shanghai

a rapid response team from the national transportation safety board on its way from washington to investigate what went wrong. ktvu brian flores will have another update coming up in 12 minutes. >>> time now 6:33. developing news near san lorenzo. a man was shot to death during the night. claudine wong is in unincorporated san loren sew. they are still investigating that shooting. >> reporter: this investigation still under way this morning as you can see investigators leavingth taped off area. if we come back down the street you can see if we push all the way down there is still a few vehicles. that is the area they are focused on where the shooting happened. crime scene techs are out here. they have been out here for the last 90 minutes or so. i also want to show you video we -- it's un-- think is a pea 3e-year-old latino man. people started calling 911 just after midnight. paramedics did what they could, but could not save the victim's life. nearby residents just can't believe what happened. >> it's surprising and shocking. because it's such a close knit neighborhood and everybody pretty m

. >> but an investigation by the national transportation safety board finds the crash could have easilywe obviously had a healthy live pilot to be able to talk to so that's where >> the ntsb determines the reason for engine failure, pilot error. the pilot ran out of gas and didn't switch over to his reserve fuel tank. >> in the hospital, he came up and i thanked him for saving our lives, because he did. he landed the craft, everybody walked away for the most part. however, in the same breath, damn, i wish you wouldn't have crashed our plane. >> in the years since the plane crash, the fisher brothers have recovered from their injuries but neither has set foot in a small plane again. the accident has given them a new lease on life. >> it made us both realize that time is more important than anything. time and your family, time goes fast. i want to use it the best i can. >> mark and ron spend that time together. since the crash, they're closer than ever. >> it's definitely made us tighter. i still don't like him a lot but i like him more than i did. he's a good dude. >> coming up, a comedi

information would be, please contact us as witness@ntsb.gov. >>> and we're hearing from the national transportation safety boardnew clue what's could have throwed that u.p.s. plane crash there in birmingham, alabama. as we heard him say there was a sink rate alert in the moment bright that crash. that means some sort of alert to the pilot and copilot the plane was going too low, as we heard from him, he's saying they're going to look into the physical, the mental condition of the copilot and pilot who were killed in that crash and also continuing to analyze the data from the cockpit recorder, the flight data recorder and the radar data as well. so new clue, but we still don't have that clear picture of exactly what happened that throwed that crash. >>> more on this coming up. meantime it is much more than a squabble between parents in oklahoma judge has granted full cutty of a 6-year-old girl to her father and a convicted sex offender. up nextan oklahoma mother's desperate plea to get her daughter back, right after this break. t's this? uhh, it's my geico insurance id card, sir. it's digital, uh, pretty cool ri

the national transportation safety board says, it has that attorneys are soliciting victims of fallenana flight 2-1-4. the victims are allowed to look for legal representation, but federal law says, lawyers cannot contact anyone involved in aviation disasters. for a 45-day period. according to an n-t-s-b spokesperson, several out- of-state attorneys setup websites to search for victims of the crash, while a few in-state lawyers, actually solicited victims in person at s-f-o, just after the crash. construction on the new span of the bay bridge has had its share of problems, but things may be getting back on the right track. authorities have started stress testing the anchor rods of the bridge. you may remember, officials corroded. many of those have been replaced, and there was a test to see how the new ones are holding up. the tests have not fully been completed. i will be by to the brake on kron 4 news we hackers have figured out how in new smart televisions that sit in thousands of american living rooms. laurie segall reports from the black hat 2013 security conference in las vegas.

. >>> right now a crew of experts from the national transportation safety board is in birmingham, alabama, examining the wreckage from a ups cargo plane. it crashed. it killed the pilot and co-pilot. the plane crashed into a ball of fire on this field. it happened in its approach to birmingham's airport this morning. the mayor of that city said the pilots sent no distress signal before the crash. >>> and in other news making headlines today, in louisiana a hostage standoff turned deadly overnight. around noon yesterday a man took three employees hostage at the tensas state branch in saint joseph. releasing one nine hours later. after midnight the suspect shot the remaining two hostages. police returned gunfire killing the suspect. one of the two hostages wounded in the standoff we have learned has died. >>> and in california, someone claiming to be hannah anderson, the 16-year-old kidnapped survivor, is speaking out on social media websites about her ordeal. posts from the website details her abduction by james dimaggio. in one post this person claims that james dimaggio had a gun and thr

that flight originated in louisville, kentucky, and the national transportation safety board team wasinvestigate what is left of that wreckage. >>> also, to egypt now. a bloody and deadly crackdown happening right as we speak in the streets against supporters of the president who was ousted, mohammed morsi. security forces raided forces in the city of cairo. at least 95 people have been killed. and the number of wounded is pretty staggering. about 500 at this point. and among the dead, we're sorry to report one of our colleagues, cameram cameraman mick dean, was killed in this. they've posted a curfew in cairo and other cities across egypt. state tv says that all violators will be jailed. so stay tuned for more violence there. >>> very violent end to a hostage ordeal in louisiana after a standoff at a bank in a small town of st. joseph. officers shot and killed the suspect after he in turn shot two of his hostages in the torso. cnn is still trying to get word of those hostages and their condition. >>> a new jersey housewife who gained a lot of popularity on the reality show "the real

. >>> the national transportation safety board has recovered those black boxes from the wreckage of the pups cargo plane that crashed in birmingham, alabama yesterday. those black boxes will be sent back to washington, d.c. to be analyzed. the cargo plane en route from louisville crashed just short of the runway killing both crew members on board. investigators say there was no distress call from the plane before its impact. [ male announcer ] what's important to you? at humana, our medicare agents sit down with you and ask. being active. and being with this guy. [ male announcer ] getting to know you is how we help you choose the humana medicare plan that works best for you. mi familia. ♪ [ male announcer ] we want to help you achieve your best health, so you can keep doing the things that are important to you. taking care of our customers. taking care of her. and the next thing on our list is bungee jumping. [ male announcer ] helping you... now that's what's important to us. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for her, she's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male anno

the national transportation safety board now reports that the captain of that flight took over from thefficer just before that bad landing. it's not clear what the reason for that takeover was, but the report also says no malfunctions or mechanical failures have been found. and former president george w. bush recovering in a dallas hospital after undergoing heart surgery this morning. doctors discovering a blockage yesterday during bush's annual physical and put in a stent. in the procedure today mr. bush expected to be back home by thursday. and finally, here's more evidence, larry, that electric cars, they still aren't that popular. gm cutting the price of the chevy volt by a whopping 5,000 bucks. it will now list at under 35,000. volt shares felt 3.3% year on year, larry. >> give me natural gas anytime. can i just ask one more sning nidal hasan. this guy still hasn't been classified as a terrorist action, has he? >> sure. right. and that's an interesting part of the argument here. how does that affect the trial and obviously all eyes on two things we discussed. one, getting to questi

this is coming from the national transportation safety board. e saying no evidence of a preaccident fire or engine failure on the airbus a300, lori. lori: we're learning more about this tragic crash. >>> no secret that raising a kid cost as pile of money. a new study says the costs are rising so high and so fast it might make your stomach churn. we have it all in "spare change." you can never have too much money. ♪ ♪ melissa: that's right. it's time for our daily fine with "spare change." here is what people are talking about around the water cooler. how crazy the cost of raising children has become. did you realize the average middle-class family will pay almost a quarter of a million dollars to raise one child until they're 18. eighteen. that does not include the outrageous cost of college tuition. these numbers come from a new study by the department of agriculture that says household income has gone down and the expense of raising kids has gone up by 3%. have so our little darlings are going to suck every last dime. and laughing. $250,000. in

the national transportation safety board is sending an investigation team. at laguardia airlines. this was the scene last month after the landing gear under the plane's nose collapsed. an attorney for jacqueline young says she suffered head, neck and back injuries from sliding down one of the plane's emergency ramps. no one was at the bottom to catch her. authorities say 10 of the 150 people on board suffered minor injuries. a southwest representative said the company could not comment on the pending lawsuit. twitter says it's handing down new rules to control abusive language. it is introducing a one- click button to report abuse and updating its rules to clarify that >>"they do not tolerate abusive behavior." this comes after several high-profile british women reported receiving a flood of harassing, or threatening messages on the microblogging site. over the past week britain's media has been full of stories detailing hatre and rape threats directed against women public figures. california's public utilities commission has ordered a phone company owned by

police, the coroner and the national transportation safety board are reviewing the footage. chief hayes-white said her 2009 ban on video cameras in facilities was meant to include fire scenes. critics say that restricting the use of helmet cameras shows a lack of transparency by the fire department. >> the california highway patrol is looking for a suspect vehicle and a driver in connection with a crash in san jose that left one pedestrian dead. it happened friday night at the corner of alum rock avenue and harriet avenue. the vehicle is described as a late model, full-sized ford pickup with oversized tires. c-h-p investigators say the vehicle is light in color.possibly with a redstripe down the hood. they also noted collision damage to either the right or left headlamp. >> authorities say a man has died after falling about 100 feet down a cliff in half moon bay. cal fire's battalion chief said the man sustained major injuries following yesterday afternoon's fall. the chief added the man walked away from a trail at the half moon bay golf links and fell off the cliff. he said

the national transportation safety board just updated their investigation, that the captain of the flighthe aircraft from his co-pilot when the plane was below 400 ft.. >> the justice apartment has filed the first criminal charges in the deadly attack on a u.s. diplomatic missing end been gauzy, b in be, libya. the sealed complaint was filed in the u.s. district court against an unspecified number of people. an official says one person was charged. >> the fort hood massacre trial began with the defendant telling the court that " i am the shooter. " dressed in an army combat uniform and american flags decorating his sleeve, major nidal hasan quickly admitted to killing defenseless fellow soldiers. he is on a mission to justify killing 13 people and wounded more than 30 others. he has the nerve damage down his back, arms and legs. christopher royal says that he considers nidal a terrorist, but has forgiven him, every day he goes by the ford could memorial honoring his sofallen comrades. >> " i talked to the [ male announcer ] marie callender's knows s all the little things combine to make e

the money is to cover medical and transportation costs. 288 passengers who survived the crash are eligible for the payment. the carrier may pay more after the u.s. national transportation safety board completes an investigation into the accident. three people died when the main landing gear of the boeing 777 struck a seawall on july 6th sending the plane spinning off the tarmac. >>> we know more about how federal agents found and rescued hannah anderson in the idaho back country. the man who allegedly kidnapped the teenager after murdering her mother and brother was shot and killed. >> a group of horse baca riders were the first to spot the two in the idaho backwoods on thursday. >> when we went up the trail a little ways i told these guys there was something wrong there. the riders called police giving the rescue teams a place to search. late yesterday after spotting the camp site from the air, the agents moved in. >> they waited until the two were separate and they moved in to make that rescue. >> dimaggio was shot and killed in the showdown, ending a week-long multistate manhunt who investigators say kidnapped anderson after he murdered the girl's mother and eight-year-old broth

statement by ups says we place the utmost value on the safety of our employees, our customers, and the public. we will immediately engage with the national transportation safety board'sd we will work enhawesively on response efforts. by the way, as you look at shares of ups we should mention there is an ntsb go team on its way to alabama. also, u.s. officials are reviewing the cargo on the plane. that's standard. according to a senior counter terrorism official talking with nbc news, there is no indication at this point that there is anything related to the cargo that caused this crash. again, that's very preliminary. here's the ntsb talking about the next step in the investigation. >> the board has very good success rate with being able to recover the recorders. so at this point i'm optimistic that we will be able to recover those. >> so we are going to get on our way and board an airplane. again, we should be in birmingham by noon their time. actually, we should be there by 11:00 their time. we will update you as we find out information. >> again, getting the black box is one of the first steps as they look at exactly what happened with this airbus a-300-600 uns cp

the national transportation safety board says it has received several complaints that attorneys are solicitingllen asiana flight 214. the victims are allowed to look for legal representation, but federal law says lawyers cannot contact anyone involved in aviation disasters for a 45- day period. according to an n-t-s-b spokesperson, several out- of-state attorneys setup victims of the crash, while a few in-state ones actually solicited victims in person at s-f-o just after the crash. a preliminary report by the n-t-s-b released this week on a small plane crash in week shows it was headed to palo alto. the crash killed pilot and palo alto resident steven lefton and seriously injured his wife, karen. the report says the plane left the tarmac at the midpoint of the runway and maintained a "nose-high attitude" as it crested a ridge line and disappeared from sight. the plane crashed moments the airport. the n-t-s-b report still doesn't detail why the crash actually happened. construction on the new span of the bay bridge may have had its share of problems, things may be getting back on the right tra

nichols that reads "we place the utmost value on the safety of our employees, our customers and the public. we will immediately engage with the national transportation safety board's investigation and we'll work on response efforts." that statement from u.p.s. as the ntsb is just now beginning its investigation into this tragic plane crash. martha? >> jonathan, thank you. >>> another fox news alert right now to a federal courtroom in our nation's capital where jess jessie jackson, jr. was just sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison. jackson will be receiving congressional disability pay despite his resignation. he's asked that his wife, sandra, be given probation and both of them apparently choked back tears as they addressed the judge this morning. the pair were apparently raking in a combined salary of some $300,000 at the time that they were spending the campaign cash and clearly mingling it for private expenses with political ones. that's the latest. 2 1/2 years for jesse jackson, jr. >>> a teenager at the center of a national manhunt apparently going public a mere 48 hours after her rescue. hannah anderson apparently taking to the internet to answer questions abo

we place of the utmost value on. " >> the safety of our employees our customers and the public. we will immediately engage with the national transportation safety boardffort. >> it has been almost a month now since the baby daphne web went missing in oakland. today family and friends will gather for a love walked in support for her. joining us now on the phone to talk more about the search and today's glove and what is marc klrc klaas of klaas kids foundation. >> when you see posters like this this is when-- >> it is so easy for stores like this to be forgotten. the headlines coming every day. they want people to keep this front and center. hopefully, they will have a break in the case. >> the time is 8 05 a.m.. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. more heat for a j.c. penney as they struggled to recreate their image. we will take a look at their back to school at that has parents concerned. >> family in france are of remembering on the life of an oakland woman. her body was identified yesterday, and we are now hearing from people who knew sandra coke. >> a temporary fix has been approved for the new eastern span of the bay bridge. however, the

. >>> the national transportation safety board says black boxes have been recovered from the wreckagelane that crashed near birmingham, alabama, yesterday. the recorders will be sent to washington ds for analysis. the two pilots died in the crash. that's the latest from fox business, giving you the power to prosper ashley: thousands of states across the count are lining up for the opportunity to be new test sites for domestic drones, hoping for a boost to the local economies. interesting. peter barnes in washington, d.c. with more. peter? >> well, hey, ashley, that's right. two dozen states are competing to the be the testing skies for these new civilian drones. they are expected to be one of the hottest high-tech industries in the years ahead here. states with plenty of wide open spaces like utah, nevada, north dakota, they have all been here this week for the annual drone trade association show. they're there with their booze trying to get these, get interest in their states ginned up and they're spending millions to win faa flight testing contracts that are supposed to be awarded f

the national transportation safety board doesn't have much information to go on, as it investigates thecargo plane in birmingham, alabama. so far officials have been unable to retrieve the flight data recorder or the cockpit voice recorder from the wreckage. also investigators say it appears there was no warning the plane took off from louisville, kentucky, and crashed just before five a- m it approached birmingham- the n-t-s-b says the plane clipped some trees and crashed into a hill, effort ultimately stopping on a street that runs parallel to the airport. the n-t-s-b are still trying ot figure out what caused the crash. authorities are confident that they will be able to retrieve the plane's flight data recorders, which are critical to their investigation. the pilot and co-pilot were both killed in the crash. [ female announcer ] dove e invited women to test theitr body washes with pap per that reacts like skin.ki if others can strip this paper, imagine how harshah they can be to your skinsk. oh my gosh. [ female announcer ] dove is different.en its breakthrough formula la changes ev

what we are looking at this morning, the national transportation safety board has investigators on the ground. they are no doubt going right for the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder and looking at the wreckage and those devices are designed to survive crashes like this, so they should be able to retrieve those and get information quickly. we are expecting to hear from them in a couple of hours what the preliminary findings and observations might be here, and adding to the mystery is the mayor of birmingham, william bell, he told me earlier today that talking to the faa officials in the tower that the pilot e never radioed the tower here to indicate that he was in any sort of trouble. again, something adding to the mystery here, and we are hoping to get more details here from the investigators. >> so here you are hearing from the eyewitnesses and the mayor and what about the u.p.s. statement, and their reaction? >> u.p.s. released a statement at 9:00 a.m. eastern time, and that was from the president of the u.p.s. airlines mitch nickels who said that this incident is