mayor breed sent a letter to the transportation board to explore the idea. >> traffic is so bad downtown that certainly something probably nds do >>po: it's not the first time of hours has been bandied about. in fact a 2010 study from sfcta, the san francisco county transit authority, called a version of congestion pricing quote technically feasible. >> i think it's making more and more sense with each passing year. >> reporter: but charging for driving on a city street requires state approval and a toll on the famous crooked street of lombard street was vetoed by governor newsom just last year. this is after market street was shut down to non-commercial traffic. another thought proposed in the letter is taking away free parking meters on nights and sundays. >> a lot of people come into the city on the weekend, and i think that st don't like that. e wondering if congestion pricing is feasible or done in another big city before. well right now new york city is in negotiations with the federal department of transportation to try and figure out a plan for congestion pricing below 60th stree

. >> clerk: item number one is a motion to appoint catherine stefani to the transportation board for a term ending june 30, 2021. >> chair ronen: and i will excuse supervisor stefani. and is there any public comment on item number one? seeing none, wupublic comment closed. is there a motion? >> yes. i move to appoint catherine stefani to the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district board. >> chair ronen: thank you and we can take that without objection. [gavel]. >> chair ronen: would you please read the next item? >> clerk: item 2 is a hearing to consider appointing one member, indefinite term, to the children and families first commission. >> good morning. miss armstrong brings a wealth of information overseeing our child health program, particularly for our african american families. in the coming years, we're hoping to bring other initiatives into even greater alignment. there's also several exciting opportunities coming down from the state in home visiting so we're hoping to explore those together, so really excited about the work ahead of us, and again, just really

transportation plan. sfmtacac encourages the board to adopt the public transportation plan.hat we liked about this plan most is the involvement of the community and the result, apparently, is something that makes everyone involved very pleased, so we like to see plans like that go on in the agency all the time. thank you. >> thank you very much. okay. any public comment on the citizens advisory report? no cards? >> clerk: no, mr. chair. >> okay. directors, any questions for mr. weaver? wonderful. thank you for giving us that feedback, and i hope you'll talk to the folks that gave us that presentation, although i think they are, and i see them smiling, too. okay. onto item 9. >> item 9, this is an opportunity for members of the public to address the sfmta board of directors on matters that are within the board's jurisdiction and are not on today's calendar. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. one of the concerns raised by s.f. muni management in presentations that i have seen have been around the overall decrease in the level of the users of the system. one of the reason

national transportation safety board criticized tesla's lack of system safeguards apple engineer walter huang died when his tesla swerved into a freeway barrier. the cuban government has begun selling used cars for u.s. dollars the vehicles are available at a single outlet in havana only about one in 20 cubans owns a car the state run economy desperately needs cash through the implosion of ally venezuela's economy and the tightening of the u.s. trade embargo. the world's 2 biggest democracies india and the u.s. fail to strike a trade deal after a visit begun photo ops and low on real progress president donald trump put a positive spin on trade ties and held the sale of billions of dollars of military equipment and then officials say both sides decided to continue working on an elusive pact. no that's not a comprehensive trade agreement he's signing not yet at least the u.s. president put his name to the visitor book at the memorial to mahatma gandhi in new delhi before being presented with a burst of the much revered independence leader however that was not the only place where donald t

national transportation safety board criticized tesla's lack of system safeguards apple engineer walter while died when his tesla swerved into a freeway barrier. and the world's 2 biggest democracies fail to strike a trade deal after a visit big on photo ops and low on real progress president donald trump put a positive spin on trade ties and held the cells the sale of billions of dollars of military equipment indian officials say both sides to both sides rather decided to continue working on an elusive trade pact. now that not a comprehensive trade agreement signing not yet at least the u.s. president put his name to the visitor book at the memorial to mahatma gandhi in new delhi before being presented with a bust of the much revered independence leader however that was not the only place where donald trump left his presidential mock. i know prime minister modi will agree that this has been a very productive visit for both of our countries earlier today we expanded our defense cooperation with agreements for india to purchase more than $3000000000.00 of advanced american military equip

that is according to the national transportation safety board. at a hearing today, the ntsb chairman said partially automated driving systems like tesla's autopilot cannot drive themselves. says, drivers continue to use them without paying attention. the family of the engineer is suing tesla. he died in the crash when the vehicle swerved and slammed into a concrete barrier. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery:shery: live from bloomberd headquarters in new york, i'm shery ahn. amanda: live in toronto, i'm amanda lang. shery: here are the top stories we are following from around the world. no rest for the markets. stocks coming off of their worst session in two years. ands&p 500 at session lows on track for its fourth straight day of losses. this amid worries the coronavirus will take a bigger toll on global growth. mastercard and united airlines joining a course of companies warning about the impact o

the national transportation safety board now calling on allstate®s to require three-point seat belts new school busses. >> we've got to keep the students properly restrained ev. >> reporter: between 2008 and 2017, 264 school related transportation crashes. we visited a place in indiana to see the potential risk for riding without seat belts. a school bus filled with 15 dummies, 8 wears seat belts and 7 without was sent off the ramp at 35 miles an hour to similar you late a real-life rollover. one unbelted passenger flying across the aisle, his neck slamming back. two unbelted riders crashing into a third. these riders did not start on this side of the bus. >> they found themselves on the opposite side. >> reporter: all of the melted passengers remained in their seats. now after images from this latest real-life school bus crash, a renewed push for three-point seat belts for students. >> we are dumbfounded by districts aren't requiring this. certainly there is an increased cost. but when it comes to the safety of our students, what is a few more dollars? >> we should note the seat belt

two years after the deadly accident, the national transportation safety board is talk about that crash and the role that tesla's self-driving technology might have played. >> and kris sanchez has been watching the hearings and what have you found out? >> well, it is a meeting that is under way, but it is scathing reports and criticism of tesla and the driver himself. that driver was killed when the tesla suv swerved into a median in mountain view in march of 2018 and then hit by two other cars, and the scene was devastating. the ntsb determined that the tesla was in the autopilot mode and the driver did not attempt to brake or steer to avoid that crash. the ntsb chairman says that the driver bears some responsibility, but so does tesla for implementing the technology while ignoring ntsb recommendations to prevent what they call the foreseeable misuses of the technology. >> when driving in the supposed self-driving mode, you can't sleep. you can't read a book. you can't watch a movie or a tv show. you can't text, and you can't play video game, and yet, that is precisely what we have fou

the documents from the national highway transportation safety board say that what the family had claimed all along, that walter huang told his wife the autopilot had veered his suv toward the same barrier in the past. tesla says autopilot is a driver assistance program and drivers must be ready to intervene at all times. his family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against tesla and is also suing california saying the median was missing its crash cart. >>> the concorde city council is set to present a guide for rental city ordinance. it also prohibits more than two rent increases over any 12 month period. the rent cap only applies to existing tenants and today's meeting starts at 6:30 at city hall. >>> across the bay area people build what are known as in law units are granny flats to help with the housing crisis. new state laws make them easy to build but for some they are turning into a growing problem. small landlords like this man who readily owned these units are struggli to liioinhis idered iegal right now because of the ceiling and floor boards being off by a couple of inches. to

an interim report released by the japan transport safety board found cables were arranged incorrectly on board the yokohama seaside line and wuchbtd cables may have broken, after melts when it came in contact with the train base due to vibration. the broken cable may have caused the train to travel in the opposite direction. officials say the train operator did not inspect the cables after. >>> an international expo on wind power generation here in tokyo, amid a growing interest across japan in harnessing the renewable energy. offshore wind power generation is a major theme. leading companies, many from europe, see japan as a market with plenty of growth potential. >> the japanese have already, in my studies, they made decisions to move away from nuclear, and to develop more, they have to grow in offshore, and we can help them. >> offshore uses larger equipment than onshore, and is more stable. global capacity from wind has seen a ten-fold rise over the past decade, but japan has lagged. the government has been stepping up its initiative, including designating areas for projects and t

so that we can succeed[gavel]>> good morning,d welcome to the san francisco san diego transportation authority board, for today, tucson, tuesd, february 11th. mr. clerk, can you please call the roll. [roll

>>tonight, the national transportation safety board who died in the crash 2 years ago was playing a video game on his pho at the ti. officials with the ntsb said driving systems like esla's ed autopilot can not and are not meant to drive by themselves. still ntsbsays drivers continue to use those features without paying attention. the board chair says he made recommendationso 6 automakers to try to stop the prlem and only tesla failed to respond the board will determine a cause of the crash and make recommendations to prevent it from happeni again. >>coming up coronavirus fears making a big impact on the economy which industries are being hit the hardest right now and a petition to try to change the way airlines seat economy passengs which policy parents e asking to be adjusted plus an incredible assi from morgan hill firefighters, how ey help to a couple of new parents bring this little baby into the world and if you'd like to sk the commercials and get re news when i came home from prison my sons were in their teens. so i got involved in juvenile justice, i didn't want them to go throug

. >> the national transportation safety board released a preliminary report on the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and eight others. it highlights the fog and poor visibility that day when the helicopter crashed into a hillside. the cause has not been determined but engine failure has been ruled out. the ntsb will now start looking into personal electronic usage from passengers, to get clues about the moment before the crash. >>> and we are learning about the celebration of life for kobe bryant and gigi bryant. people can register for tickets now, until monday night at 10:00. when you register, you will receive an e-mail about more instructions. ticket sales start next wednesday. >>> facebook is canceling an upcoming summit in san francisco due to the pathogen, some are calling it an unwritten and overreaction. > >> how social media helped lead to an arrest. >> all murders are tragic but when children are gunned down in this particular senseless way , it is particularly shocking. huge tax breaks for the rich, while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when

th national transportation safety board released these imges today as part of its initial investigation.extremely foggy conditions created limited visibility for the pilot which certainly appears to be a factor in the crash. the ntsb says it did nofind any evidence of enge failure that's new today and the report says investigats looked at pieces of the wreckagto determine what perhaps used the aircraft to crash and there were no internal issues. one witness toldinvestigators he saw the helicopter emerge from th clouds and saiit was moving forward, but also descending the ntsb sa last weethe chopper was going down at more th 2000 feet pe minute at a rapid rate of speed athe time of impact. another development today we have a date for kobe bryant's memorial service at staples. the puic memorial will ke place on febrry 24th in l the date of to 2420 is symbolic because bride wore number 24 during the latter pt of s career. his 13 year-old daughter who died gian over gigi as they called her. we're number 2 for her youth basketball tea. and colby was a laker for 20 years to 2420. the service will honor

transporting 172 passengers on board with crip herring to learn in damascus international airport when suddenly. decided to carry out its attacks on syria under 6 months of course in damascus at. the un security council has seen heated debate over the syrian government offensive against militant forces and it led province at the emergency session damascus is on what slammed western countries for supporting terrorist groups are that the u.s. representative head back the situation in northwest syria demands an immediate comprehensible and verifiable ceasefire with whom do you want to hold the ceasefire with the entities that you agree to designate as terrorist groups in this council it is astonishing the desire of some western countries to cause terrorist groups in it live as the moderate opposition this is the russian bombs that have destroyed searing hospitals and driven syrian children from their homes we're hearing all of this criticism against russia but none of it is based on anything the sheer scale of destruction both endorsed and facilitated by russia shows that neither they nor

the complaints were detailed in documents released today by the us national transportation safety board which is investigating the march 2018 crash. the killed engineer walter huang, the documents say wong told his wife that autopilot had previously veered his suv toward the same barrier on us one oh one near mountain view where he later crashed. the long family is suing tesla and california's department of transportation for allegedly failing to maintain the highway 2017 tesla model acts was traveling at 71 miles per hour when it crashed against the same area. long died at the hospital from his injuries. the full ntsb board is scheduled to hold a hearing on the crash. on february 21th. >>this check our weather now a live look outside looking out over san francisco and it was such a spring-like day to day wonder what it's like tonight. jr is able to find a chief meteorologist lawrence karnow probably a little bit more about what it's like tonight, we turn it over you see it here are and people talk to me hey we want to walking on the beach the weather just spectacular out their last cou

ago was playing video game on his smartphone at the time that's according the national transportation safety board. ntsb chairman robe sumwalt said that today partially automated driving systems like tesla's autopilot cannot and are not meant to driveby themselves stll drivers continue to use them without paying attention. he says the board made recommendations to 6 automakers designed tstp failed to reond board will determine the cause of the crash and make recommendations to prevent this kind of thing from happeng again. ell you just have to fall back on your training, the paramedics say that that training came in handy last night in morgan hill that l started with a frantic callto 911 it nded with a mothegiving birth in her car not a good place to ha a baby kron four's rob fladeboe talks with the fireghters and paramedics who helped make it all ppen. >>and last we got dispatched to a medical aid for a possible infant not breathing firefighter paradic captain colin m-long is talking about what was happening monday vening in this photo posted on facebook by morgan hill police along with the capti

. >>> the national transportation safety board released the preliminary accident report that killed kobe bryant, his daunt and serve others. the report highlights the fog and visibility when it crashed into a hillside in calabasas. while a cause hasn't been determined, engine failure ruled out. the n.t.s.b. is now going to start looking into the personal electronics of passengers for yous about the moments before the crash. >> and we are learning more details on the public celebration of life for kobe bryant and his daughter gianna. it will be held at the staple center in los angeles on february 24th. people can register for tickets at ticket master until monday night at 10:00. then you'll receive an mail with more instructions. according to tmz over 88,000 people have already registered. >> disgraced attorney has demanded nike pay as much as $25 million and later found guilty on all accounts which included extortion and wire fraud. >>> you guys spoke to him. what is his reaction? >> i think he is in a bit of a state of shock, but he is already strategizing and thinking forward to the ne

committee provided $1 million in fy 20 appropriations for the department to work for the transportation research boardn effective ways to measure the resilience of the transportation system. this is an area we take very seriously, and we hope that you do as well. can you share how you have used that million dollars and how you have tied federal transportation funding to resiliency efforts? sec. chao: in our current budget we have -- let me correct that, and our service reauthorization which is under going agency clearance in the executive branch, we include provisions for resiliency. that is the first time it has ever been included, and i think that is a very positive development. the one million-dollar grant, i am sorry, i do not have that handy but will look into that for you. rep. clark: are there areas you are looking into where you are looking to build resiliency? sec. chao: i was briefed on this and i cannot remember. rep. clark: i am sure you will get back to me. naturaln to infrastructure. nature-based solutions is a great way to help us build uselience, whether that is of vegetation. when the

. >> the preliminary report by the national transportation safety board is shedding new light on a 2018ehicle that claimed the life of an apple engineer in mountan view. the man left behind a wife and two kids. >> chris is live with new developments tonight. >> reporter: good evening. the ntsb will meet in two weeks to review the case. this right here is part of that 500 page report released earlier today. tesla's autopilot is back in the spotlight with some people calling into question the safety of that feature. an autopilot activated tesla vehicle that slammed into a highway safety barrier two years ago had steered toward the same spot near the highway change on several occasions. the drooiver had to manually ta control of the vehicle during earlier trips to stay in his lane. these documents confirmed some of the concerns that wong's family shared with the

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. >> reporter: tuesday the national transportation safety board released 500 pages of additional informationat killed apple engineer walter hoang. >> we're waiting for the ntsb to rule on what the probable cause was for that crash. a lot of of questions have been raised since 2018, when it ana autopilot operates. >> reporter: while the model x drove south on 101 in mountain view, the sensors were confused by ongoing construction. the vehicle slammed into a previously damaged continuator. the car had previously malfunctioned in the same way on the same stretch of road. >> clearly, if the vehicle is supposed to be looking at the lanes in the right and the left, and they cannot see it, there's a problem. they have to go with other sensors. >> reporter: tesla has consistently explained its driver assist feature is not autonomous driving. the person behind the wheel must always pay attention and be ready to take control. federal investigators are also looking into a florida crash. his tesla sensors failed to detect a truck that turned in front of the vehicle. the car slammed into the white truck,

national transportation safety board investigators said it at last moments the chopper was traveling miles an hour and it emerged today vanessa bryant filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the company that owned the helicopter saying it shouldn't have been flying given the weather conditions on that fateful day. tonight's midnight hero, one of the mathematicians who calculated rocket trajectories in earth orbits for nasa's early space missions has died. katherine johnson was later portrayed in the 2016 film hidden figures about pioneering black aerospace workers, president barack obama presented johnson with presidential medal of freedom in 2015. nasa administrator jim bryden stein said on twitter she died this morning but gave no cause. katherine johnson was 101 years old and tonight she is our midnight hero. join us tomorrow night with coverage on fox news at night for the debate in charleston as we get ready for another debate and another round of voting in south carolina. most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington, i'm shannon bream. an

to a reportrding today from the national transportation safety board.elicopter crashed into a mountain outside los angeles on july 26. the ntsb is investigating the accident, including any role that heavy fog played. a final report isn't expected for at least a year. is south african president attending the african union summit in ethiopia. he took the role of chairman of the 33rd au. offerd he has to practical unions to the continent. au decided years ago that 2020 must be the year. we are going to be working toether with all countries see how fast we can bring peace to many parts of our continent. >> the president added that from south africa's perspective, another key priority must be the empowerment of women and dealing with gender-based violence. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. scarlet: bloomberg has just learned that the u.s. government has ended its emissions probe against automakers. this is breaking news here. the department of justice has dropped its antitr

38-year-old apple engineer, walter hwong was the subject of this meeting at the national transportation safety board which faulted tesla's safety system and hwong, said to have been playing a game on his phone at sc as the car plowed into a barrier. >> the car in this crash was not a self-driving car, as i've said many times before. you cannot buy a self-driving car. >> reporter: a claim local mobility expert ben viker tells us is valid. >> wouldn't it be great if we could pay and not drive anymore? we're into t we're not there yet. >> reporter: the agency also directed scorn at distracted driving, recommending that apple and samsung do more to discourage drivers from pulling out their phones. >> an automobile on the highway with the same concentration as a hand grenade. would you do this with a hand grenade? th that's what it s >> they called out the chp for not calling out about that safety barrier and to cal trans with problems with maintenance. >>> a stern warning notice from the cdc. mark matthews joins us at city hall. what does it mean and what does it do? >> reporter: it means that they'll b

negative for the virus are being allowed to leave their being and they're being allowed to board public transport the softer new and go home so japan doesn't really want to admit quarantine failed even when other governments basically have both made that decision the quarantine was not effective and people were still being affected on infected on board the ship it was a difficult decision for japan because they didn't have the cities for 3600 people on day one but as time went by it became increasingly clear as the number of people rose to the core i'm seeing wasn't the right strategy and i think many people felt japan was very slow to react to the changing reality. that was i mean did you there the bureau chief in tokyo for the washington post desperate migrants overcrowded boats and a dangerous crossing sadly it's an all too familiar combination on the mediterranean w. news tonight gives you an up close look at a rescue operation to help some of the people risking their lives to reach the shores of europe one of our own reporters is on board the rescue vessel ocean viking which has carried out

the transportation auth has 11 members, which each member serving a two-year term. the boardappoints any individuals to fill any open seats. to qualify for appointments for the c.a.c., applicants must be san franciscan residents, and must appear before the board to speak about through qualifications. in the packet is a list of applicants, and it has information on each applicant. the vacancy under consideration today as a result of the term expiration of mr. tanon. >> chairman: any questions for ms. smith? seeing none, mr. tanon, come on up. >> good morning, chair peskin and members of the commission. i'm peter tanon, a district 8 resident seeking re-employment. prior to returning, i served at the program manager for s.f. m.c.a. p.so so i have a city employee's knowledge, and institutional knowledge, and experience of transparency issues, and i'm an involved citizen who use muni and bicycles almost every day. my most important c.a.c. objectives are the implementation, monitoring, and following up. muni workshop and recommendations to the new sf m.t.a. director, who is making

. >>> today a preliminary report released by the national transportation safety board is shedding some new light on the 2018th crash involving a tesla that claimed the life of an apple engineer in mountain view. >> reporter: good afternoon. this is part of that report released by the ntsb. tesla in thetlpo s whtig sitaf the feature. an auto pilot activated tesla feature that slammed into a barrier in two years ago had steered toward the same spot near the highway inter5 interchange on numerous ocasions. the driver walter whong to manually take control of the vehicle during earlier trips. these documents provided by the agency today confirmed it it it members of the ntsb could be seen in the aftermath of the incident collecting evidence to assist with the investigation. >> we're going to work with chp and tesla to download the models and then see what data is available to give us insights into what was going on during accident sequence. >> reporter: with data from tesla, the ntsb said he didn't have his hands in the steering wheel in the six seconds leading up to the crash. the agency s

negative for the virus are being allowed to leave their being and they're being allowed to board public transport was stopped near i don't go home so japan doesn't really want to admit that quarantine failed even when other governments basically have. made that decision the quarantine was not effective and of people were still being affected on infected on board the ship it was a difficult decision that you've had because they didn't have the cities for 3600 people on day one but as time went by it became increasingly clear as the number of people rose to the forums it wasn't the right strategy and i think many people felt it was very slow to react to the changing reality. that your opinion has unveiled its strategy for regulating the use and development of controversial artificial intelligence technology also known as ai the strategy aims to make that you the world leader in a way that is quote fair transparent and democratic it also calls for more debate on whether to use facial recognition technology law enforcement welcomes it while others rejected as an assault on privacy. it takes john rema

in my life, the flames were high as 40 feet burning for more than 2 hours the national transportation safety board spent days at the scene a preliminary report says the gas line was struck by a 3rd party contractor ignited in less than 10 seconds the 5 employees were able to escape injury because of audible and visual clues that indicated they had struck the gas line at least for building suffered serious damage. the official cause could take another year which is they are looked not only at what happened in which a 100 doesn't take very long figure out it happened and also to come up recommendations to something like this from happening again will be a ton r block has been rebuilt and reopened other businesses have slowed down just a lot quieter. >>because this was affected in the building across the street they finally rebuild it this used to be a really busy corner it's literally taking us over 6 months early get back up and running with it. and a regular. >>this level weeks after the explosion 2 people filed a lawsuit against the company that broke the gas line. another lawsuit has been filed

. >> tuesday, the national transportation safety board released 500 pages of additional information in the crash that killed walter hoang. >> it's all leading up to later this month. we're waiting for the ntsb to rule on what the probably cause is. a lot of questions have been raised since 2018, when it occurred. a lot of concerns over how autopilot operates. >> reporter: his model x drove south on mountain view. the sensors were confused by ongoing construction at the junction with highway 85. the vehicle slammed into a previously damaged continuator, which caused the car to crash. he had complained the car's autopilot feature had previously malfunctioned in the same way on the same stretch of road. >> clearly, if the vehicle is supposed to be looking at the lanes in the right and left, and it can't see them, they have to go to other sensors. >> reporter: the person behind the wheel, must always pay attention, and be ready to take control. federal investigators are also looking into a florida crash that killed jeremy banner. his tesla 3 sensors failed to detect a truck that turned in

. >> reporter: tuesday the national transportation safety board released 500 additional pages of information killed an apple engineer. >> we are waiting for the ntsb to rule on the probable cause of that crash. a lot of questions have been raised since 2018 when it occurred. a lot of concerns over how autopilot operates. >> while the model x, operating on autopilot goes south on 11 in mountain view the sensors were confused by ongoing construction at junction of highway 85, and slammed into it up previously damaged. the owner had previously complained that the car operated in the same way. >> if the vehicle is supposed to be looking at the lanes, and it cannot see it, there's a problem. they have to come up with other sensors. >> tesla has consistently explained that the driver assist feature is not autonomous driving. the person behind the wheel must always pay attention and be ready to take control. federal investigators also referred to a laura crash. tesla sensors failed to detect a truck. the car slammed into the white truck, killing the driver. >> since then tesla has installed a radar

national transportation safety board releasing new details in the investigation. >> reporter: the ntsb is calling this an investigation update. this is not analysis. these are not conclusions. this is a report of the facts that they have gathered so far but experts say it does give an indication, a road map of where the investigation is going. and one line in particular stands out. that is, sections of the engines showed no signs of had catastrophic internal failure which suggests that engine failure has pretty much been ruled out. the managing director at the ntsb, take a listen to his initial reactions. >> if there were kernels about either the equipment or anything else, it would be mentioned. in this case, they focused in on the weather. in on the pilot's interaction with air traffic control in the end the spotlight will be on the pilot and his decision making. >> the report details the condition of the helicopter. all inspections were up to date. the pilot, age 50, had worked at that island express for about ten years. no issues with his record either. there was focus on the weath

national transportation safety board investigators say in his last moments, the chopper was traveling at 186 miles per hour. it emerged today that vanessa bryant has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the company that owns the helicopter. alleging that it should never have been flying given the weather conditions on that fateful day. shannon. >> shannon: jonathan hunt in los angeles, thank you. one of the mathematicians who calculated record trajectory and earth orbits for nasa's early space missions has died. catherine johnson was later portrayed in the 2016 film "hidden figures" about pioneering black female aerospace workers. president barack obama presented johnson with the presidential medal of freedom in 2015. nasa administrator said on twitter she died this morning. no cause was given. catherine johnson was 101 years old. ahh no, come on. i saw you eating poop earlier. hey! my focus is on the road, and that's saving me cash with drivewise. who's the dummy now? whoof! whoof! so get allstate where good drivers save 40% for avoiding mayhem, like me. sorry! he's a baby! you hav

the natiol transportation safety board says that partially automated driving systems like tesla's cannot fully driv themselves and yet. driver continue to use them without paying attention. the ntsb board will soon make recommendations to prevent a crash like this from happening again. >>in the north bay, a fairfield man accused of a h and run that killed his own 2 year-old nephew is now charged with murder investigators say r realow to lead. his nephew while he was driving out of the parking lot of their mobile home inairfield on sunday and left the scene it turns out he was not supposed to drive at all because of a prior dui. a former east bay teacher is sentencedto 10 years in prison for child molestation. brand engine as was first arrest in june of 2018 an pleaded guilty to lewd acts with 2 children. although he is also accused of molesting 2 other children and policeare still investigating those cases all of the victims are under the age of 14. jazz was a chemistry teacher and also a babysitter and authorities say this all happened while he was babysitting not teaching he us to work

e national transportation safety board says that partial automated driving systems like tesla's cann drive themselves. it needs to be supervised but drivers connue to use them witht paying attention. the ntsb board will soon make recommendations on how to prevent crashes like this from happening in the futur >>a new homeless center for use is coming to san francisco the board of supervisors approved the lease of a bed facity at 8, 8, 8, po st. the nagation center will be the city's first for people aged 18 to 24. it's part of mayor breeds initiative to add 1000 new shelter bedsin san francisco by the end of the year. 39 state leaders are going to investigang tactics to see if the bay area comny targeted childre the coalition of state attorneys general says that they'realso going to be lookg into whher juul made misleading claims about nicotine content in his devices connecticut's attorney general says the joel controls abo % of the us cigarette market. a big coalition like this is needed to do a thorough investigation. >>we came togher and discovered that we needed to expand this inv

the national transportation safety board now calling on all states to require three point seat belts on all school buses. >> we've got to keep the students properly restrained in the event there's a crash. >> reporter: between 2008 and 2017 264 school aged children died in school transportation related crashes. last weir ye visited a crash facility to see the potential risks for riding without seat belts. >> launching vehicle in three, two, one. >> reporter: a school bus filled with 15 dummies eight wearing seat belts and seven without were sent off a ramp at 7 miles per hour to simulate a real life rollover. his neck snapping back and slamming against the seat, two other unbelted riders crashing into a third. these riders did not start on this side of the bus. >> in the rollover event they came out of their seat and found themselves on the opposite side. >> all of the belted passengers remain on their seats. now after images of this latest school bus crash a renewed push for three point seat belts. >> we're dumbfounded why districts are not requiring it. certainly there's an increas

his daughter gia and 7 others, the national transportation safety board has released these images as part of their ongoing investigation and you can see. >>circled in red right here that's the helicopter flying into fog and very low clouds just moments before the crash. extremely foggy conditions created very limited visibility for the pilot which appears to be a factor. the ntsb did not find any evidence of engine failure. >>a new report says investigators looked at pieces of the wreckage to determine what caused the aircraft to crash. and there were no internal issues last week the ntsb said the helicopter was descending at more than 2000 feet per minute at the time of impact that since his passing teams around the nba paid tribute to coby in their own way. and tonight was no different. >>the golden state warriors are hosting the los angeles a lakers right now at the chase center. and the team paid tribute to bryant. his daughter gianna and the 7 other victims of last month's helicopter crash. kron four's dan thorn is live now at the chase center for us he joins us with more. and h

helicopter crash that killed basketball legend kobe bryant and 8 other people the national transportation safety board says. >>it did not find any evidence of engine failure. a new report says investigators looked at pieces of the wreckage to determine what caused the aircraft to crash in january. they did not discover any internal issues with the engine sections extremely foggy conditions created very limited visibility for the pilot which was a factor in the crash. >>richmond family is in mourning tonight the night after their 4 year-old boy was pronounced dead. the child is the tragic victim of a hit and run collision and as kron four's felipe de gaulle reports police are still searching for the driver. >>i was parked trailer that's over han the is right happened a raid over here and i i it all happen and once he hit the child the somme come. stop right about where my car is now or where this over cars now and he turned around 90% certain he saw what happened and then didn't he just sped off speeding off leaving 4 year-old hector injured on calling the avenue in richmond neighbor and witness e j ev

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the national transportation safety board says there is no evidence of outward engine failure in the helicopter crash last month that killed nba legend kobe bryant, his 13-year-old daughter and seven others in los angeles. the ntsb as we understand it is looking at the role heavy fog played, and a final report is not expected for at least a year on this. by the way, a memorial for bryant and his daughter will be held at the staples center in los angeles on the 24th. >>> all right. to the markets. investors are hailing uber's stock at this hour, in this final hour. it is holding on to all of its gains of the day, up 9.25%, on pace for its best day since its ipo back in may. after the ride sharing company forecast that it would reach a key profitability goal sooner than expected, well, when, right, fourth quarter of this year, the stock took off and hasn't looked back at least for now. it's at $40.53. >>> to ford, going in the opposite direction. ford's hitting a 52-week low after a management shakeup following a disappointing forecast that came out earlier this week. ford's stock down 1.33%, bac

on friday, the national transportation safety board release influenced details.att has that. >> the ntsb is calling this an investigation update. this is not analysis, these are not conclusions. this is a report of the facts they have gathered so far. but experts say it does give an indication of a row map of where the investigation is going. one line in particular stands out. that is viewable sections of the engines showed no evidence of an uncontained or catastrophic internal failure. which suggests that engine failure has pretty much been ruled out. pete goelz is a former managing director at the ntsb. take a listen to his initial reactions. >> if there were concerns about either the equipment or anything else, it would be mentioned, in this case, they focused in on the weather. they focused in on the pilot's interaction with air traffic control. and in the end, i'm afraid, the spotlight's going to be on the pilot and his decisionmaking. >> the report also details the condition of that helicopter. says there were no outstanding air worthiness directives or min

the national transportation safety board driving systems le tesla's cannot drive themselves yet drivers continue to use them without paying attention. the ntsb board willsoonmake recommendations to prevent crashes like this from happening again. >>in the north bay, a fairfield man who is accused of a hit and run that killed his own 2 year-old nephew is now charged with murder. investigators sathat sir reo tolet as he and his nephew while he was driving in the mobile home park in fairfield in the parking lot on suay. and after hitting the boy left the sce turns out he was not supposed to drive beuse of a prior dui. a former east bay teacher is sentenced t10 years in prison r chil molestation. brand engine asked was arrested in june of 2018 accused of molesting 4 children. he was a chemistr teacher by day and a babysitter by night. authorities say that these incidents happened while he was babysitting not teaching. he was previously employed a betley high hool in lafayette. >>well take a look at this mass overnight from the marathon petroleum corporation refiry in carson california down r

>>> the national transportation safety board is headed to northern san diego county to investigate acrash involving a charter bus. the accident happened yesterday. three people were killed and 18 others were injured. the bus was on interstate 15 and cali mesa when the driver lost control for an unknown reason. the bus flipped over several times and rolled down an embankment. it was raining around the time of the crash. investigators say it's still too early to tell if the weather played a role. >>> a crash earlier this morning on the peninsula ended up killing a teenager and the 18-year-old driver of the car has now been arrested. >> the young woman who was killed was also just 18 years old. >> the scene is clear now but there's still spray paint on the street here. there's debris scattered all across the sidewalk. these are the only indications something happened here early this morning. what happened took the life of one 18-year-old and changed the life of another. mangled twisted metal pulled on to a tow truck bed, the heartbreaking aftermath of the crash. >> a lot of life ahead o