a deadly tour bus crash.igators are on the scene after nine people died today after a head-on collision late this afternoon between a fed hrible delivery truck and charter bus carrying high school students. happened in the city of or land about 100 miles north of sacramento. on board, high school students from southern california heading to humboldt state university for a campus visit. investigators say the fedex truck driver may have been trying to avoid a passenger car also involved in the collision when he veered into one of those buss. >> we heard earlier that some parents down in l.a. still have yet to connect with their daughters on this bus. our coverage copies on our morning show "today in the bay." sam brock is at the scene and will provide live reports. we'll be updating nbcbayarea.com and our twitter page. >> and we hope the best for those families. >> we hope to see you back here tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight s

president's tour. will, the u.s.resident, of course, arriving at a time when malaysia has been distracted, completely inundated with the search for the airline and lack of results. >> reporter: you're right. this is a very significant visit. especially for malaysia, considering president barack obama is the first sitting president of the united states to visit this country in 40 years, since lyndon johnson. he truly will be getting a rock star welcome, as soon as he gets off air force one, you'll go to the arrival ceremony where he'll be joined by the prime minister and many other dignitaries. in addition to the celebration, there is that cloud hanging over this event, and that is mh 370, yet unsolved and the crisis the goth has taken a considerable amount of heat. you have president obama here to talk up the united states' revived relationship with malaysia, in the sense they're trying to become better trading partners, continuing to cooperate in the area of counterterrorism. you have the president visiting malaysia

and slammed head on into the tour bus headed northbound. bus was carrying los angeles high school students to humboldt state university for a college visit. >> at this time, we don't know whether the fedex driver had fallen asleep, whether he experienced a mechanical failure with his vehicle or whether there was a separate collision on the southbound side that caused him to lose control. >> reporter: the crash killed five students, three chaperones and the drivers of the bus and truck. dozens of others had cuts, burns and broken bones. many students ran for their lives through a window before hearing the explosion and seeing the bus burst into flames. >> i just kind of see black, but there's fire at the front of the bus. it's crushed in the front. >> reporter: jeremy lockett was driving on i-5 and pulled over to take these photos. >> you could feel the heat from the flames like you have were standing next to it. i have never seen anything like that. >> reporter: smoke from the explosion and fire could be seen for miles. investigator spent t

to humboldt state university to tour the campus. were killed. five teens and they adult chaperones and the two drivers. 17-year-old posted this picture from the hospital bed on snapchat to show his friends he is okay and described what happened over phone this morning. >> it was hard to breathe. you could not see where you going. you saw the light from the window and you could hear everyone coughing. the window to the floor down is a long jump and people were panicking and throwing themselves out the window and i jumped out i felt on my leg and it is fractureed. but i'm alive and that is what counts. >> investigators from the ntsb are headed to orland from southern california and washington, dc. there is still no word on what caused the fedex truck to cross the median. 30 others were injured, some critical. c.h.p. is planning a 10:00 news conference and we will stream it at abc7news.com. >>> governor brown says and i quote, "we extend our heartfelt and deep sympathies to the family, friends and loved ones of those who died," and he

bus was one of three headed to humboldt state university for a weekend college tour. but 200 miles short of campus in the small city of orland today, parents streamed into hospitals and shelters, desperate to find their children. 17-year-old jonathan gutierrez posted this picture so his is mom and dad would know he was alive. >> lucky i'm alive. i'm very blessed i survived. >> reporter: excited about their trip, students took pictures of their bus just before the accident. and then this, moments after. tonight, 26-year-old chaperon arthur azola has been identified among the dead. this was a trip so many young students were looking forward to, a peak into their future, now part of their past they'll never forget. miguel almaguer, nbc news, chico, california. >>> this is janet in los angeles. marissa and marasol were a mirror of each other. beyond their appearance, they shared big dreams. their bedroom dressers were lined with college acceptance letters. is they wanted to go to the same school. >> they were going to see this one. >> reporter: one of the few times the te

this year, it is the tour de something else. >> this will be the 101st tour.ar, it is beginning right here in the united kingdom. why? that is a question we can put to the director of the tour de france to joins us right now. thanks for being here. you are jumping on the back of the success that cycling had here with the olympics? >> it was unforgettable. it was a huge crowd. we were sure we would be back full beers after. we decided we had to come back as soon as possible and we are here in 2014. >> how is the business of the tour de france? particularly after the departure of lance armstrong. where do things stand? >> the tour is very different from all the other races. we have 250 bids on the tour. it is really different. not only a sport. >> is there more money in professional cycling now or less since armstrong left? >> i have no answer in terms of cycling. it is difficult. >> ethical issues aside, do you miss lance armstrong and the star factor that he brought to cycling? >> armstrong was a special character. he will stay this character. we love to look

. >> now going back to the national transportation safety board news conference on the tour bus crash. >> we're charged by congress to investigate all u.s. civil aviation accidents as well as major significant accidents including rail, highway, marine and pipeline. our job is not just determining probable cause but safety recommendations. so these accidents are prevented in the future. we arrived at 9:30 this morning. what i can tell you is that we know on april 10th, 2014, at about 5:40 p.m in orland california a fed-ex truck tractor was southbound on i five. left southbound lanes crossed about a 60 foot median. it then struck a motor coach traveling northbound on i five. the impact stopped the forward motion of the motor coach, then both vehicles redirected off the highway. a post crash fire ensued. and we can tell you that motor coach was carrying a high school student and chaperone group they were travelling to humbolt state. there has been a lot of discussion about the fact this was part of a convoy of three buses those other bus arrived at humbolt state there are a number of fat

the debt toll in a deadly tour bus crash on i-5 climbed to ten overnight. fedex truck crashed head on into the bus fill of high school students. ntsb team will arrive this morning. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield has a report with the latest in a few minutes. >> miami police are clarifying the nature of their investigation at a hotel party involving kaepernick and two other players. it does not say a crime was committed. right now it is an "incident report." >> the woman who claims to be raped by an off-duty san jose police officer reported this only after she was arrested these week later on drunk driving charges curing to the san jose mercury news. the 38-year-old officer has not entered a plea. >> we now have an estimate on how much it will confident to rescue a san diego family with a sick child off the coast of mexico which is completed. san diego says the rice -- price came to $663,000. the family arrived open shore on wednesday. >>> a sailor rescued after going overboard in the middle of a yacht race in the pacific will dock in san francisco any mi

. >> reporter: his goal, the same as tiger woods and phil mickelson's, to compete on golf's pro tour. >> the basic idea is that there is no inborn innate talent, that pe kind their own abilities through deliberate practice. >> reporter: and so he practices six days a week, six hours a day. he is halfway to his target of 10,000 hours, the time an influential study claims is required for true expertise. but even his coach has doubts. what do you think his odds are? >> it's small. (laughter) it's small for anybody. well, it's small for anybody. you got a better chance of being a surgeon or a -- you know, statistically. >> reporter: whether or not he makes the tour, dan's experiment could shed light on an age-old question -- are elite athletes

he was just accepted there and planning to tour the campus.he very latest here in ontario. >> let's hope his recovery goes well. thanks, reggie. >>> also happening today, suspended state senator leland yee back in a san francisco courtroom. >> where new charges could be announced in that case. "today in the bay" christie smith live in san francisco why that could mean new travels for the state senator. good morning. >> good morning, to you, laura. you know, on top of the charges we anyhow about in this alleged scheme, now federal prosecutors say they may add racketeering and see more defendants. right now there are 29 of, including state senator leland yee that will leave from his sunset district home heading back to court this morning. prosecutors aren't saying whether they plan to add the charges against yee himself. the state senator is accused of conspiring to traffic guns and public corruption due to a lengthy undercover federal investigation. he did plead not guilty, though, earlier this week. they'll also try to keep the name of those u

nbc station in los angeles talking to a mother of one of the students on the tour bus. she is rushing to northern california after hearing her son is in the icu. we'll hear from her coming up. >>> other news, a steel company has to pay thousands of dollars in fines following a deadly accident at levi stadium last year. cal osha issued new fines against the steel company. one worker died after he was crushed by a load of rebar. company regulators said the company did not have adequate safety procedures in place and failed to secure the steel delivery before the accident. this was a second death at the accident site. >>> time to check in with meteorologist christina loren. how are we looking this morning? >> everything looks a little better on a friday. temperatures mostly in the 50s to kick off the final day of the workweek. you made it. you know, we got great-looking days ahead and as we get into that weekend. 75 degrees in the south bay. if you like what you see here count on more of the same for the weekend with minor changes i do want to tell you about. 73 for the no

. >>> right now at 5:00 breaking news on the deadly tour bus crash. ntsb investigators about to give an update. the crash killed ten people, five were high school students in l.a. >>> i'm terry mcsweeney. diane dwyer is off. more breaking news out of marin county. search teams found a woman's body in the same area where a missing woman went hiking two weeks ago. the identity of the body has not been confirmed. monty francis joinss us live with more on that. >> reporter: searchers found that body at about 9:30 this morning. i just got off the phone with the sheriff's department. i'm told the body had clothing similar to the clothing that the hiker was wearing when she disappeared. search teams return this morning after a runner called in a tip saying that he thinks he saw her on the day she disappeared. he said he spotted her on the hiking tour about a mile from the camp ground where security cameras captured her about to go on a hike. they discovered a woman's body at the bottom of this deep ravine. >> the body was located in a very remote rugged area

give him the tour. let me show you! quartz countertop, soft-close drawers, farm sink, under cabinet lighting, look at this spice rack. where's my room? right there where it's always been! we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. just slide right in! because your kitchen dreams can be big, ikea has it all. >> people were standing outside of the houses just watching. the tour bus was fully own fwuvld in flames. could you hear the emotion in the witness voice. 9 people are dead tonight after fedex big rig slammed head on into a bus carrying dozens of high school students. >> the crash devastating lives and shutting down all lanes on interstate 5 near chico. good evening. >> the crash happened in or land small community about 20 miles west of chico. 100 males north of sacramento. >> alan is following the story in the newsroom we very latest on it. >>reporter: we are about to show you the latest video and interview that just came in to the newsroom. we also just learned the ntsb sends go team to the scene of the hor

the tour bus was headed to humboldt state. we spoke with witnesses who say the fedex truck was already on fire when it crossed the median and crashed into that bus head-on. five of the ten people killed were high school students. ntsb investigators will now look at what could have been done to stop the fire on board the bus. they will also look at whether there should have been a barrier or a median on that stretch of interstate 5. today in the bay's patrick healy live at enloe medical center in chico with the latest hopefully those victims doing better this morning, patrick? >> well, yes, and, in fact, kris, one of the students who was hurt thursday evening, was well enough to leave the hospital and go home last night. initially 11 were brought here. this was one of the major receiving hospitals from the accident. now nine have been able to leave. two remain in fair condition. they are expected to recover. now on to the investigation on this. new information that we've received late last night from the couple who were in the

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federal investigators on the case of the deadly tour bus accident in northern california are giving anpdate on the probe into the crash that killed ten people. the ntsb released this picture today showing investigators looking at the charred remains of the bus. the ntsb says it will determine whether a fire supression system that is recommended but not required for buses, would have made a difference. >> the bus was fill with students from the los angeles area. the crash happened near orland on interstate 5 just west of chico. they were four hours short of their destination. a college preview weekend at humboldt state university. investigators will review whether a stretch of freeway should have had a barrier in the median. >>> we are learning more about the moments leading up to the horrific bus crash that killed the students and staff. going to humboldt state university. the wreckage is again. and now friends and family are sharing memories of the ten victims, and the ntsb is pouring through records. >>> the last charred and mangled remnantses of the terrible collision have been clea

when you go on this next leg of the "blue smoke" tour? >> well, actually, i enjoy all the tours week of been on. i've been doing this for over 50 years now. and i've enjoyed it all. we've been to europe, we've been to australia and new zealand and certainly we've been all over america. but every time that you have an audience, it's like when i talk to different reporters or interviewers, they're different because it's you. you have your own way of asking questions, maybe they're a lot similar to what i get asked every day, but because you ask it a certain way, it's different. same with the audiences. they respond a certain way, there's a certain energy. but i just enjoy getting out there in front of them and trying to do my very best to entertain them. >> they do their very best to -- >> talking about entertaining. i'm wondering if you have been on the new roller coaster at dollywood? >> no. i don't ride the rides. i just help create them and help promote them. and the fact that i don't ride makes the kids think, oh, it must be really sca

msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened, which was a spectacular opening concert about five weeks after that the economy completely crashed. my plan -- and i'm absolutely dogmatic about my plans --were delayed slightly. i would say that in this very difficult timefor the arts and everyone, especially the arts, it's phenomenal how new century has grown where many unfortunate organizations have stopped. during this period we got ourselves on national radio presence; we started touring, releasing cds, a dvd. we continue to tour. reputation grows and grows and grows and it has never stopped going forward. msk(music) >> the bay area knows the orchestra. you maybe take things for granted a little bit. that is simply not the case wil

>> one victim is revealing how students on the tour bus survived. leyla gulen mentioned, the southbound lane of i-5 have just re-opened but the wreckage is there on the highway northbound lanes, though, are closed. these pictures appeared after the crash. an 18-year-old on the bus involved in the crash now says that the inside of the bus was filled with smoke and 40 students on board the bus escaped through a back window that someone kicked open. it all happened in the bling of an eye. ten people were killed including both the drivers from the tour bus and the fedex truck. more than 30 were hurt, some were critical, many suffering from burns. the tour bus was toless an and full of high school students. >> we are saddened to hear about a tragedy that occurred in northern california involving students. these are students that were involved in a college trip on the way to humboldt university. >> investigators worked through the night at this point. authority know the fedex truck was traveling in the opposite direction of the bus, crossed the center div

>> one victim is revealing how students on the tour bus survived.entioned, the southbound lane of i-5 have just re-opened but the wreckage is there on the highway northbound lanes, though, are closed. these pictures appeared after the crash. an 18-year-old on the bus involved in the crash now says that the inside of the bus was filled with smoke and 40 students on board the bus escaped through a back window that someone kicked open. it all happened in the bling of an eye. ten people were killed including both the drivers from the tour bus and the fedex truck. more than 30 were hurt, some were critical, many suffering from burns. the tour bus was toless an and full of high school students. >> we are saddened to hear about a

the tour. give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. woah, this k l! the tour. give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all. >>> prince william and duchess kate have been taking a tour of the city center, prince william's last advisist at christchurch just after the earthquake. he said he was struck by resilience of the survivors. >> the royal couple paced off in a cricket match he through high at her. she should knock him down. >> i just think he has a bad arm. he was warned do you know what? don't throw to it duchess. >> she was playing in heels. she's a gamer. . >> i believe he will be paying for that in the future. >> all right a lot of wheel of fortune fans talking after a college freshman missed his chance at the $1 million prize. >> ouch. >> julian bat mispronounced myth logical ach

tour? when an album does very well, you do a tour. >> there's a small tour, beyonce's first as a solo artist, followed by three more solo albums and a total of five solo number one hits, including 2008's "single ladies." ♪ >> movies? >> because i'm foxy cleopatra and i'm a whole lot of woman! >> a fashion line. >> my mother would make all these beautiful clothes, and after so many years, my fans, they were like, okay, we have to buy these clothes somewhere. >> and numerous endorsements, including one with pepsi, that will pay beyonce to advertise its products and fund some of her creative projects. >> i think it's a huge deal. i think it says a lot about her as a brand, about her music, and that pepsi would do something like that for a black female music artist, that's tremendous. >> it's a deal that demonstrates she is as good a businesswoman as she is a performer. >> my father was such an incredible entrepreneur and any and everything he said he would have, he worked until he had it. and

the tour bus had 46 people on board. mostly students from few los angeles high schools. >> we do have 9 confirmed fatality at this point. >> all 9 from the bus or from the fedex truck as well. >> one from the fedex truck. >>reporter: many injured bleeding and appeared to be in shock. others were scene limping around the wreckage before taken to hospital in chico and redding. injured student called her mother who alerted l.a. unified school district officials. >> we have amazing students at l.a. usd who are not only model to their fellow students on the campuses but they are amazing model for kids who are prepared for college and career. >> this happened around if you have:30 after the fedex truck that appears to be a big rig carrying 2 trailer swerved into the northbound lane. >> swid swiped a little white car that was directly in front of the bus then hit the bus head on. >> both vehicle burst in flames and took firefighters at least half hour to control it. humboldt state university says the students were all seniors o

the tour bus had 46 people on board.ostly students from few los angeles high schools. >> we do have 9 confirmed fatality at this point. >> all 9 from the bus or from the fedex truck as well. >> one from the fedex truck. >>reporter: many injured bleeding and appeared to be in shock. others were scene limping around the wreckage before taken to hospital in chico and redding. injured student called her mother who alerted l.a. unified school district officials. >> we have amazing students at l.a. usd who are not only model to their fellow students on the campuses but they are amazing model for kids who are prepared for college and career. >> this happened around if you have:30 after the fedex truck that appears to be a big rig carrying 2 trailer swerved into the northbound lane. >> swid swiped a little white car that was directly in front of the bus then hit the bus head on. >> both vehicle burst in flames and took firefighters at least half hour to control it. humboldt state university says the students were all seniors on

the tour is very different. have only -- the tour is different.y -- >> is there more money in professional cycling now or less since armstrong left? >> i have no answer. difficult to organize races apart from the tour. misshical issues, do you lance armstrong and the star factor he brought? he is a very special character. but we have to look at the future, that is the most important to read the past -- that is the most important. the past is the past, we can do nothing about that. i am confident in the future. >> how huge -- confident are you this will be a clean race? >> you can ask that for any event in any sport. >> it is fair to say, that is not a promise you want to make. we have not had a completely race.-- clean >> you can do that for any event in the world. quite asselling not badly as anticipated. the analysis of the largest apparel retailer for you -- the u.k.. ♪ >> first. bloomberg. l&m -- the report of the fashion --ther and they are introducing more important -- expense of our ducks while increasing investments at some of the smaller

the tour bus headed to hums be boldt state. the truck was on fire before it hit the median crashing in to the bus. five people killed high school students on a college tour. ntsb investigators will look at what could have been done to stop the fire on)9ñ the bus and whether there should have been a barrier or median on that stretch of highway. nbc bay area cheryl hurd is joining us live with an interview only on nbc bay area. this could be a game changer. >> reporter: it could indeed. this couple has quite a story to tell. it literally sent chills down my spine. they were heading down i-5 when the fedex truck was heading their way. that truck sideswiped their car. listen to their story. lucky to be alive tonight. >> if it had been three inches over, i bet it would have ripped -- i probably wouldn't be here and even a little more and we would have been pushed in to that touring van right behind them. it was that close. >> reporter: joe and bonny were heading home to a small town south of seattle when they say they saw the fedex

the tour is the number one tour industry is the growth is strong it's extremely important to making sure that flight is both ways coming in san francisco and going to ireland. dublin is a gateway and we look forward to working with the central europe. over 50 of irish coming into san francisco come from dublin i was with may team and to promote this flight we look forward to working with i for a strong relationship pr congratulations and welcome again (clapping.) thank you, john i'd like to welcome the ceo cto

participant it was tremendously successful generating opportunity and comradey amongst the port and a tour of the port crapes so many of us had our first walk above the catwalk from the port of san francisco we have several planter i want to thank them for joining us as i mentioned executive director ms. mirror and the awards she received and demonstrated as a leader in cappa as well as the head of san francisco that was the leadership that the port was recognized. we also had our cfo eileen and david and unfortunately or fortunately jim mellone who was one the leaders that organized the group was away on business in asia was missed. commissioner mike was really one of the initiateors of creating the group and lead the orientation ever the formation this effort and then also richard from the port of oakland who i've known for a number of years but i saw him in a different light he brought the group together and arranged an critical day and chris who was not able to be there but certainly sent his wishes we've referenced this but the california port authority passed a resolution with respec

i remember going on a book signing tour on his trip to new hampshire. does she use it for her or for her party? >> if she does, imagine the events. >> that would be an absolute zoo. >> having a grandchild -- an absolute zoo. that's a gross understatement. the grandchild to me is happy family news and good for chelsea. i remember back in my a.p. days when they were moving out of the arkansas governor's mansion, she was this awkward 12-year-old and now she's about to be a mom, they're about to be grandparents. is that it? people out there, we'll just convince her, more likely to run in 2016, less likely to run in 2016? >> i agree. i think it's happy family moments. ridiculous, you never see a man running for president and anyone asking whether he's just become a grandfather whether that will affect his decision and much less a father. barack obama -- >> people make the point about grandmother, you think it's sexist? >> i think it applies a different standard. barack obama ran for president with two small children. bill clinton ran for president as you sai

you can take virtual tours of a city. this is in france.es getting a visual, you also get narration. let's see if there is any under there. i don't know. i don't hear anything. you get the idea. if you do this, you get a narration of the city that you want to see. which is really kind of great. i have to take a tour of the ( cheering ) ( grunts ) ( buzzer sounds ) now they're beating us on the boards out there, guys. this is your territory, grimson. do your job. grimson. hello? hi, honey. what? now? all right. ♪ the itsy-bitsy spider - ♪ climbed up the water spout... ♪ - ( giggling ) ♪ down came the rain ♪ and washed the spider out ♪ ♪ out came the sun... - shh. - ♪ and dried up all the rain ♪ ♪ and the itsy-bitsy spider - ♪ climbed up the spout again. ♪ - ( rock music playing ) i love you, daddy. i love you too, sweetheart. - ( laughing ) - ♪ do you believe in magic ♪ ♪ in a young girl's heart? - ♪ how the music can free her... ♪ - hey, it's my girl. ♪ whenever it starts? - ♪ and it's magic... - you know, my daughter? ( announcer speaks )

neither fedex nor the tour bus company are commenting. the bus and the fedex truck collided on april 10th killing 10 people. >>> it has been more than a month since a massive landslide killed dozens around a tiny community of oso, washington, but the crews have not stopped. as we report, the president visited the err why and the damage. >> reporter: after months of searching the debris fields left by a massive landslide, the officials identified two more victim this is week as the search continues. >> there are still families who are searching for loved ones. there are family whose lost everything and it is going to be a difficult road for them. >> reporter: the families gathered tuesday. debbie satterfield lost four family members to the slide, including her brother and grandfather. >> this is a huge thing. it is a natural disaster and a national disaster and the president should be here. >> reporter: president obama was there on tuesday touring the damage and he would later arrive in oso to meet those affect bid the landslide and thank

he's on the 20/20 experience world tour right now. go see him. it's just unbelievable. man. >> jimmy: i gotta say, we do "history of rap." when we're done, you don't show this on tv but i'm -- i'm always passed out sweating. i'm a big doughy sweat ball. and i'm like -- [ exaggerated breath ] and you're just like -- "take care, jimmy. see ya later." [ laughter ] >> no, no. >> jimmy: getting on the treadmill and running. >> not this time. >> jimmy: yeah. no -- >> i think, since you started the show, i was, like, 13. the last "late night." >> jimmy: yeah "late night." you were -- >> i'm 33 now. >> jimmy: dude, you're always in such good shape. but every time you're on, we're always sick. >> we're always sick. >> jimmy: both of us are always sick. >> i'm like -- >> jimmy: are you on the mucinex thing right now? >> i did the mucinex. now i'm on like, straight-up like, hard core. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like rob ford type of stuff? >> let's not -- we're not going full rob ford with it but -- >> jimmy: yeah, maximum strength. >> enough to like, you probably shouldn't be on nati

they try to represent the interests of the tour operators.nd they are the middlemen, they'll work on that. we believe they have a moral responsibility. >> is the climbing seep done this year -- season done this year, do you think? >> what i have heard from the news is that we want to rest the mountains. the minister of tourism - heent up the base camp to negotiate. they told them i think we should rest the mountain, and this has been the concern of environmentalist groups around, and i think the climbers requested the government, like, the permit that they hold for the season should be valued for another five years, so they don't lose the money or roilty. >> the -- royalty. >> clearly the conversation continues. welcome, and thank you for speaking was tonight. we appreciate it. >> thank you, thank you so much. >> mt everest is a beautiful and highly prized destination, and one of the world's most polluted. decades of climbers left a filthy mark. let's bring in science and technology correspondent jacob ward back into the conversation. so, you

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scene to try to recreate the conditions leading up to last thursday's crash between a fedex bus and a tour bus. 10 people were killed including five high school students on their way to tour humboldt state university. the chp will use vehicles similar to the ones in the crash to analyze speed, braking. >>> a major san jose intersection is back open this morning, this afternoon i should say after a car crash that left one man on life support. san jose police say the driver of a honda crv may have red a run light on coleman avenue just after midnight. officers say the driver of a black chevy suburban was going northbound when he was hit by the car traveling eastbound. both individuals were taken to the hospital where the driver of that was hit has life-threatening injuries. the other driver is in serious but stable condition. >> our traffic investigations unit will canvass and look for witnesses. if there are any witnesses they will take statements from them. right now we know they're the only two vehicles involved in the collision. >> police also say alcohol may have been a factor in that c

. >>> nepal's tour guide strike could impact on the country's vital tourism industry.ocal guides are refusing to work, following the death of 13 sherpas at mt everest last friday. we have this report from kathmandu on what this could mean for the families of tour guides dependent on tourism money. >> 1500 experienced sherpa guides work across the himalayan mountain range. they have learnt their trade over many years. the knowledge of the environment is vital. they have little life or medical insurance in an emergency. their work is unpredictable and dangerous. demonstrated by the avalanche on friday, killing 13 sherpas. trekkers say there needs to be more protection for the sherpas. >> they are taking all the risk of the the climbers get the clory. the sherpas shlep gear for weeks before the climbers go up. it's not fair. >> it's the height of the tourist season in nepal. visitors from across the world are gathering. nepal can offer what many can't - great trekking holidays and the highest mountain peaks in the world. tourism generated $29.8 million, attracting 800,000

tonight on that deadly colle bus tour crash on i-5. tonight on that deadly colle bus tour crash on i-5.

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california highway when a fed ex truck veered across the median slamming right into a tour bus hiding to humboldt college. you can see the charred road from that inferno. our team is uncovering the safety records for the bus company and for fed ex but we begin with sam brock who's been on the scene all day. >>> the ntsb press conference wrapped up about 30 minutes or so ago. no surprises certainly, the ntsb want to find out what caused this crash and to figure out whether there's any federal policy that they need to adjust. here's an excerpt. >> over the coming days, our investigators are going to focus on gathering factual information. they're especially focused on perishable kinds of information that can literally be hardware but also things like witness reports and memories. so we're aft perishable information that's really only going to be available while we're here on scene. >> reporter: now the ntsb is teaming up with the chp to try to map and diagram the scene. the question is how long would it take. this patch of grass next to northbound i-5 has been torched. a visible reminde

. >>> president obama's asian tour about to start. the american leader backs japan in its territorial dispute with china. >>> the deal to come. tensions in ukraine looks close to collapse as the acting president calls for action against separatists. >>> and the high cost of treating cancer. the ground breaking drug that proves too pricey for britain's health service. >>> hello, everyone. there have been new violent protests with a man shot dead in rio de janeiro less than two months before brazil hosts the football world cup. sparked by the death of a 26-year-old dancer famous for television apeernlss. families say police beat him after mistaking him for a drug dealer. armed police were deployed when the unrest spread into the tourist copa cabana district. >> reporter: two of rio's main streets running parallel to copacabana beach closed to traffic as police try to contain the violence. at one point live tracer machine gunfire could be seen coming from within the pavella. several cars were blazed in a community otherwise in the dark b

bart obama continues his asian tour in south korea amid fears the north may look to spoil the party with a new contest. rioting in rio less than two months before football's world cup. more on rest in brazil but played down the debt. the more plant as breaking down between the us and russia if the ukraine. us secretary of state john kerry blue mosque it is not taken a single step to unfold the geneva agreement to defuse tensions and threats in small sections the door. the window to change course is closing president gordon and russia faced a choice. if russia chooses the path of de escalation. the international community all of us will welcome it. if russia does not. the world will make sure that the costs for russia will only grow. meanwhile russia accuses the us is pulling the strings in ukraine and the state been icing it and asked washington to do more to help he'll be doing much and i'm convinced that our american colleagues who can and should use their influence to force the current campbell thirty sq and contents written on each bed to take responsibility for what's happening and

>> >>> stories of survival in the midst of that tour bus tragedy in northern california. abc7 news cameras were there when this teenager reunited with his family. >> the wreckage of the bus was taken away today. ten people were killed, dozens injured students and chaperones were on the way to tour humbolt state. this was supposed to be a wonderful opportunity for the kids, then, tragedy the bus hit a semi truck head on. good afternoon, everyone. >> all five students were among victims they're being identified among them, this los angeles couple engaged in paris. they were both chaperones on the bus. another victim, arthur arzola, a recruiter for humbolt state university. >> in crashed in orland the students headed to humbolt state. abc news reporter joins us live now with the latest on the investigation. >> good afternoon. officials said it could take months to get to the bottom of the gruesome, deadly crash. california officials say they do not know what caused a fed-ex tractor trailer to veer across the grassy divider and slam into a bus >> i know people want informatio

this is the second leg in his four-nation tour. obama started off the meeting by expressing his condolences for the victims of the deadly ferry accident last week. >> for now i just wanted to express on behalf of the american people our deepest sympathies for the incredible and tragic loss that's taken place. >> and then he observed a moment of silence. president pac thanked obama and said the sympathy and support of the american people are encouraging for south koreans. thens the two leaders talked for about an hour and a half. they have held a news conference. topping the agenda was north korea. leaders in the reclusive nation are threatening to conduct another nuclear test. obama and pak announced they have agreed to step up pressure on pyongyang to realize a nuclear-free korean peninsula. obama said he can never accept the north's provocation and strongly criticized leaders in pyongyang saying those actions will cause nothing but isolation. he reaffirmed the u.s. commitment to its alliance with south korea and he promised to st

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