the ntsb today had a press conference earlier and they said they will be looking at conducting interviews with witnesses. they will also see if speed was a factor and they will also see what the weather was like. but that investigation could take up to a year. >> but we have new audio just moments before the crash. take a listen to what you hear from another pilot. >> we've got work on. final approach. somebody else on final. went down in the >> now what you're looking at is surveillance video. you can see one of the planes preparing to land at the airport. seconds later, it appears to plummet to the ground as witnesses look on another angle captures the aftermath of the second plane hitting the ground. a fiery explosion and plume of thick black smoke. all 3 people killed including a dog in this mid air collision. the airport director said earlier today that this watsonville community is a very tight knit community and they are grieving the the coroner has still not identified who the 3 people are. >> as soon as we get that information, we will pass that along to you for now. we're live h

the ntsb is leaving of this investigation along with the faa, they are working on organizing a press conference about all of this, we we will keep you posted. >> our other top story, monkeypox is spread through sexual contact, stanford researchers are taking note of the case of a man who contracted contracted monkeypox without any any kind of sexual exposure. raising a question about transmissibility. max darrow joins us in the newsroom to explain. >> infectious disease experts say this case is an example of a a rare situation, it's not a sound the alarm moment, it's a reminder that monkeypox doesn't only spread through intimate contact. but through skin to skin contact as well. >> a group of infectious disease disease experts documented a recent monkeypox case in the circumstances were different than most cases. in a research letter published in the cdc's emerging infectious disease journal, the detailed a patient, patient, a man in his 20s, sought care at the hospital two weeks after a trip to the uk. he he was diagnosed with monkeypox but unlike the vast majority of monkeypox pati

the ntsb is leaving of this investigation along with the faa, they are working on organizing a press conference about all of this, we we will keep you posted. >> our other top story, monkeypox is spread through sexual contact, stanford researchers are taking note of the case of a man who contracted contracted monkeypox without any any kind of sexual exposure. raising a

ken, you get to hear that in a moment, but i'll take you back a little bit earlier today, the ntsb investigators were here. they wrapped up a press conference basically saying that >> they will not leave any stone unturned. they will be looking at whether weather was a factor. they were also look at also they will look at some other things that they're looking at are the pieces to put back the pieces together. exactly what happened. witness witnesses, video camera surveillance video. all of those things will be accounted for. but take a listen to some of the radio frequency audio that we have. >> hear >> you anything on the having her there with a crash at what ballot. but >> want >> it was to aircraft. >> asked what it looks one 73 or >> now, surveillance video turn your attention. you can see one of the planes preparing to land at the airport. seconds later, it appears to plummet to the ground as witnesses look on. another angle captures the aftermath of the second plane hitting the ground. a fiery explosion and a plume of thick black smoke altogether. 3 people killed, including a dog in this

now the f and the ntsb are investigating, but it could be weeks or even months before we figure out how these planes collided in midair here and watson ville. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news at 11 police say one man is dead after he was shot tonight in vallejo. this happened just after 5 45 on the 200 block of sonoma boulevard. when officers responded to the scene. they say they're 44 year old victim was suffering from at least one gunshot wound. he was transported to hospital where he later died from his injuries. the motive and circumstances involving the shooting unknown at this time, and anyone with information about the case is asked to call vallejo police to shooting we first told you about back in june, two men have been arrested in connection to the fatal shooting of a san jose safeway worker, san jose police announced today. 18 year old to vida to allow a 19 year old jacob maria are now in custody. accused of shooting manuel cornejo. to allow is from utah and was arrested one week ago in salt lake city. he's awaiting extradition to santa clara county to face homicide charges

. >> reporter: the faa and ntsb, investigating. they say, two, one with a person inside, and another with two people inside, collided. the pilots were both trying to land. they didn't say exactly how this happened, but aviation expert mike mccarron said, it's important to know that this airport, like many smaller airports, is an uncontrolled airfield, meaning, there is no control tower. >> the pilots themselves clear the air space. >> reporter: he also says, crashes like these can between aircraft, or actually rare. one of the two planes came to rest at the edge of the airport, right near a neighborhood. >> first plane came, people died. it's sad. it's right next to my house. it could have hit in the house. >> reporter: neighbors and aviation lovers have been peering through the fence, wondering how this could have happened. now, we've only seen one of those two airplanes so far. that is the airplane right behind us. we were actually able to get a look at the tail number on the airplane. it does match the tail number on a plane ope

ntsb investigators trying to find out what caused the collision. the planes were coming in for a landing. like my small airports, they do not have an air traffic control tower. mary lee spoke with pallets about the challenges that kind of system presents and what thek went wrong in watsonville. >> reporter: we spoke to a longtime pilot and flight instructor. he knows all of thel all of the small airports in the the bay area. he says he often avoids the watsonville airports because of how dangerous it can get. >> i find flying here safer thag in cupertino. >> reporter: he has been flying for more than 15 years even before his dues can fly on their their own, they need to know every safety procedure. >> checklist line by line. there there is a checklist portion. be

the ntsb s they will published a preliminary report in about two weeks. but a final report with e final cause could take up to tw. > >> richmond pd has demand a mand of sexually assaulting a woman on a part train. the woman saide was riding south when a man put his hands down her shirt and hit hit her in the face which he tried to get away. using part surveillance video, police were able to track down and arrest te 21-year-old suspect. he is now g charges of assault, sexual battery, and lewd conduct. > >> to the latest on the monkeypox outbreak. our state ig our state is reporting more than than 2600 cases of the virus. the cdc is sharing details on ae of surprising cases. one involvs two roommates getting the virus without any close contact. reses any close contact. researchers are looking at how the phone needed to be swabbed for infection. this is important. the cdc says more research is needed to really figure out the degree of transmission in the c. that said, this is new video from the monkeypox vaccine clinc the monkeypox vaccine clinic in san jose

you see investigators and the faa and the ntsb are both leading this investigation, trying to figure out what led to this crash. we've seen investigators watching drones overhead to try and get a better picture of the scene. and right now we've got some representatives from the sheriff's department who are taking a closer look at the cessna in front of us that has crashed to the ground. we have heard from people who live and work nearby who said they heard a loud sound right at around 3:00 around the time of this crash. >> i just heard a loud explosion. it shook the big door out there. and i came out to look, and i saw a big blackball of smoke and some flames. and that was it. it's all the smoke just coming all over the airport. >> reporter: and the faa says there were two people in one of those cessnas, and one person in another one of those cessnas, but there were no injuries on the ground that they have reported so far. and the federal investigators are out here continuing to work to piece together what happened with this. but it's clearly drawn the interest of neighbors who have

the ntsb is is leading up the investigation along with the faa, and we are going to keep you posted all night long. >> thank you so much. > >> our other top story, a bay area group of artists about to get the group who they say raised the rent. >> san francisco tyco dojo is the first tyco group in the u.s. u.s. setting up shop back in 1968, in san francisco's japan . they are being kicked out of their practice studio in south san francisco, after new landlords tripled their rent. kpix 5 spoke to the 80-year-old taiko grand master , who is determined to keep the legacy a. legacy alive. >> reporter: he is the founding father of taiko in the united states. the sensei grand master master was the first ever to perform taiko japanese drums at at the cherry blossom festival at san francisco's japan town in in 1968. >> for me to play taiko is meaningful. now, my life and taiko are together now. >> reporter: now his famous taiko group may be coming to an end. they're getting kicked out out of their south san francisco francisco taiko practice studio at the end of the month. after new landlords t

the ntsb confirming three fatalities, adding that a dog in the larger cessna also did not survive. >> you're supposed to see and avoid the other guy. but if the two pilots can't see each other because of the physiology of the airplane, one a high wing, the other a low wing, then you've got a major problem. >> reporter: linsey, faa officials tell us that nobody on the ground was hurt. but watsonville municipal airport, often used by private planes, is known as an uncontrolled airport, meaning that pilots signal their plans for approach without direction of a control tower. linsey? >> alex, thank you. >>> and in virginia, a federal judge has sentenced a british national, one of the so-called isis beatles, to eight concurrent life sentences without parole for the kidnapping and deaths of four americans nearly a decade ago. el sheikh was captured in syria in 2018. surviving witnesses testified to the group's brutality, including beheadings. among their victims, journalists james folie and stephen sotlov and aid workers peter cassig and kayla mueller. >>> when we come back, the popular sum

the ntsb will put out its preliminary report in two weeks. >>> turning now to the monkeypox outbreak. the california health department is now saying people should wait 48 hours before going back to normal activities after their rash and other symptoms go away. also, it should get easier to sign up for a vaccine. the state public health officer says the my turn website is being updated so people can schedule monkeypox shots. >>> let's check in now with meteorologist vianey arana for a look at our weekend microclimate forecast. >> we're starting out pretty cool, comfortable, in san francisco. we do have some areas of, you know, clouds to start, but the sunshine is going to break in through about 11:00, 12:00. we'll bump up into the 60s. inland areas, we are expecting another hot day, especially with the clear skies. right now in san jose, 60 degrees. by 12:00, 1:00, bumping up into the 80s. some of the cooler areas will be mainly around the coastline. everywhere else, including dublin, expect to bump up into the 80s by around a couple degrees warmer in through kira? >> vianey, thanks. >

the ntsb plans to publish a preliminary report and a final report will be due n a year or two. and watsonville does not have a air-traffic control tower. it is up to pilot to pilot to talk to each other to keep everyone safe. resell to to pilots about some of the challenges and precautions. > >> we spoke to a longtime pilot and flight instructor. he knowsl of the small airports in the baa and he often avoids the watsonve the watsonville airport because of how dangerous it can get. >> the flight instructor has ben flying for more than 15 years. even before his students can fly fly on their own, they need to know every safety procedure. >> you have to follow the check. the checklist. there is a checklist for every portion. follow the checklist. >> he teaches the students to wh for other pilots in the sky and always communicate with them. >> you tune into the frequency and you talk to the frequency. they know your intentions how far you are and how you come to the airport. for every leg we communicate that. >> the deadly admit airplane crh airplane crash at the nonpowered nonpower

reporter: santa cruz county sheriff's office, the ntsb and the faa are involved. abc 7 news. reggie: mask mandates lifted in mountain view at schools after a four-year-old was forced home because he was not wearing one. reporter: good morning. the boys father saying he has developed mental issues. he cannot keep the mask on during class. the boy is smart. having trouble keeping the mask on, therefore leading to challenges with the school district over the mandate. according to video, it shows the teacher pulling the boy out of class. the mountain view district is the only known district in the region to have masks required to start the year. they did that because transmission was considered high in santa clara county. there is a sudden change. masks are optional with the district. this happened thursday. the boys father did not want to share his last name but says it is tough not seeing his son in school. >> i'm watching my son, waking him up, getting him ready, get turned away. tears in his eyes. he doesn't know what is going on. he is upset. turned away and rejected. no kid

the ntsb is investigating as air traffic audio reveals what happened in the moments before the mid air collision. >> this is saturday. nice to see you join us. we are starting with a look at the forecast with sarah. >> good morning. we have a cool morning which we can count on. that's a good thing it fog on t, and as we go through the afternoon, it will be with us. at the bottom of your screen, a tower camera is not officially up for another 29 minutes it 58 in palo alto, and a c't even se. about 1000 feet deep, and 57 in napa. concord is 61, and look at the blue skies. les fog this morning, and looking upright skies and warmer temperatures by noon time. bayside inland, and look at the 90's back into a. sticking around, and as we get through the rest of the afternoon, were going to get set for a cooler sunday. we will talk about that and the summerlike week ahead, coming up. >> federal investigators are looking to determine what caused a midair crash at the airport. here's abc 7's reporter with more on that community now reeling. >> federal investigators are putting the focus on people

of course, the investigation into how this happened is underway with the ntsb and faa. we're also expecting a news conference in about half an hour from now, and we're going to be bringing you that news conference live as soon as it happens, but until then, we'll keep monitoring the incident and bringing more information as soon as we get it, jose firefighting community rallying around one of its own. after a fire. captain. three children were killed. in a crash. in hall. south bay reporter. jesse has the story. when it tragedy and devastating like this occurs it affects all of us. firefighter union president matt tuttle says san jose's bravest bonded together in their support of steve kandra. 20 plus year veteran with over a decade of service as a captain, being kanda is in a dark place. no parent wants to be sunday evening and explosion of debris litters the eastbound lanes of highway 1 56 in hollister's, the captain's ex wife and three children when she veered into oncoming westbound traffic. traffics. and i see i went up there was a big accident head on collision wi

an ntsb report found the crash caused $265,000 in damage. gate arms were working. the crash happened as the machine was coming off the tracks near 50th avenue. kumasi: the u.s. department of transportation is fondling millions of dollars to san francisco for safety upgrades. according to city records, there were 152 crashes on howard in five years. more than half of those involved bicyclists or pedestrians. $23 million pledged will go to work safety improvements. howard street will be reduced to two lanes instead of three. reggie: google has announced changes to its search engine in a fight to -- in a fight against misinformation. these are the text boxes that appear highlighting information and article the search engine believes is the answer for your search. the company said it will expand its result feature to include more context about search results. a popular shop and one of the market's longest-running tenants is closing. golden gate meat company plans to close its butcher shop after 20 years. but closure does not appear to impact the wholesale facility. the

the ntsb is investigag as the planes approached the airport. that process could takp to two years. > >> house speaker nancy pelosi visited a food bank in san frano to take part in a discussion wih community leaders about food in. food insecurity. she said she iy concerned about the impact on children and how hunger can impair their ability to learn. she also said the pandemic has met the pre-existing problem of food insecurity a lot worse. chk worse. check iser is seeking federal authorization for an update on covid booster shot. they say the latest booster targets new strain to the omicrn variant ba.4 and ba.5. ba.5 is the dominant strain in the u.s. and much of the world.the fda hopes to approve the vaccine ine for a fall booster campaign. > >> let's get a check on the weather with jessica. driving in in this morning, a lot of fog in in the area. >> a distance. i will show that in just a second because it made made its way into the city. i wt to get a check of the year qualy just in the bay area to prove a point we have good air quality. this

investigators from the faa and ntsb are on scene investigating. >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing fog in parts of the bay area and golden gate bridge as well as parts of the north bay. that keeps temperatures cooler. 84 in san jose. 94 in livermore and 97 in fairfield. some of these inland temperatures will remain very hot today, and getting hotter tomorrow, but there will be some relief on sunday with upper 80s and nice for the start of the woke. >>> welcome back, 7:30, friday morning, august 19, 2022 you know we have high hopes. we've got panic! at the disco ready to rock the plaza. so get this. you are guaranteed high hopes and we're excited to get out there and rock with this incredible group and you know, look, guys, sheinelle jones, no one likes it like our sheinelle >> i heard you guys talking about the line earlier this morning. i pulled up and i thought, oh my goodness and everyone is happy. >> we're ready >> and excited >> it's the perfect friday >> hoda was the hype man she cranked up "high hopes." >> i cranked it. >> it's a goo

. >> reporter: now the ntsb and faa are both investigating, examining wreckage and collecting information about what led to his fateful fall it took 80 first responders scouring the area for hours to find his body in the tree line of a suburban neighborhood >> somebody had reached out to one of our officers who was already searching in that area to let them know they had heard something in their backyard earlier. >> reporter: their son nurtured his aviation dream from childhood. >> he was never happier than when talking about flying. >> reporter: and they're now left shattered by his sudden loss >> the world is a better place with him in it >> charlie is missing, you know, a hole we'll never be able to fill >> sam, i'm sure top on investigators list of questions is speaking to the pilot and getting details, the surviving pilot. do they have any other scenarios explaining what may have happened >> reporter: that's a good point. they're speaking with the surviving pilot. he has not been identified yet we'll see what kind of information they can glean but aviation attorney told our raleigh s

reporter: the santa cruz county sheriffs office, the faa, and ntsb are all involved in the investigation. >> new developments from mountain view. today, some mask mandates will be lifted after a four-year-old after an elementary school was forced to go home because he was not wearing one. ryan curry is live with the latest. reporter: good morning, reggie. the boy's father says he has development issues and that is causing him having issues when it comes to keeping the mask on pretty said the boy is smart but it is creating a conflict with the classroom and school district mask mandate. they are having an issue with him keeping it on and had to remove him from class. tv shows interaction with him and the teacher where the teacher pulled the boy out of the classroom. the school district is the only known district in the region to have masks required to start the school year. they did that because kobe transmission was considered high in santa clara county. however, now there is a sudden change wear masks are optional with the school district. this happened during a school board meeting. th

that's according to a preliminary ntsb report unless month's collision near the coliseum. the train was traveling at 60 miles per hour when it slammed into the tractor tractor severely injuring the operator and three others suffered minor injuries. the ret shows all safety equipment at the crossing was working at the time. > >> the chp says they tracked don the semi truck driver who took a a truck out of an i-80 overpass in berkeley. they say the 63-year-old admitted to leaving the scene along gilman street and could face misdemeanor hit-n charges. the crash caused $2.1 million in damage. > >> a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge. there's a call to reconsider the bike and pedestrian path. a lane was sectioned off in 2019 but so far so far the data shows usage has been pretty sparse. kpix 5's john ramis reports one superviss calling for a change that would benefit drivers. >> reporter: they created a path a path to provide access to bics and pedestrians to the bridge. now all they need are bicycles and pedestrians. the plan was tt the unused shoulder of the uppek u

the ntsb is investigating as air traffic audio reveals what happened in the moments before the mid air collision. >> this is saturday. nice to see you join us. >> the heat is on, and we are looking at doppler seven. the fog is up and down the coast, but it will peel back to the shoreline for temperatures on the comp dribble -- comfortable side. 57 downtown

the ntsb is investigating as air traffic audio reveals what happened in the moments before the mid air collision. >> this is saturday. nice to see you join us. >> the heat is on, and we are looking at doppler seven. the fog is up and down the coast, but it will peel back to the shoreline for temperatures on the comp dribble -- comfortable side. 57 downtown and 63 in santa clara. a sunny view with the air quality good to moderate. mid-60's to low 70's with a light wind towards the delta. upper level winds out of the north. it is quick warming. anything from two to 10 degrees warmer, and a lot of sunshine. fog is patchy at the coast, but it is cool. hot inland. it is the hotter day of the weekend. >> federal investigators are looking to determine what caused a midair crash at the airport. here's abc 7's reporter with more on that community now reeling. >> federal investigators are putting the focus on people, lanes, and the environment it this follows the plane collision that killed a dog at a municipal airport. those who knew the victims secured flowers to the chain-link ants to separat

the night guarding the crash i did see an faa investigator that was the we're they're waiting on the ntsb to get here. >> i want to now movie to our second piece of video of other twin engine cessna that crashed mid air with the single engine. if you look at this piece of video, this is a picture tweeted out by the city of watsonville of the twin engine plane crashed into a hangar which you're looking at on. the airport. but on the other side of the runway and we spoke to some people who actually heard the crash earlier. and i heard that. >> and i threw kind of like playing like i like that. and right after that the collision like some like a huge car collision right outside mouse. heard a loud boom. >> shook our rob year-old boy in the back. they're pretty hard. walked out front here to the sidewalk. a big clue was low black and white and a lot of fire on the asphalt. >> now, the faa, the faa reported no injuries on the ground that the 2 people that killed in this mid air collision have not been identified yet. but that is the latest from out here in watsonville. back to you guys in stud

23-year-old charles hugh crooks was that co-pilot who was in the plane on friday and the faa and the ntsb now investigating why thinks body wasn't found in the plane. the neighborhood where his body was found is about 20 miles or so from the main airport and neighbors say they heard a loud strange noise. they alerted authorities and that's where they were able to find the 23-year-old co-pilot's body. his father says they are torn up about this. they don't know how they're going to move forward without him. his father says he was a private instructor. and his son was living out his dream. take a listen. >> we're a strong family and very loving family. so it leaves a hole. >> he loved where he was. >> and that is from the father, th of the 23-year-old co-pilot. the pilot landed the plane surrounded by authorities. he called out to air traffic control to let them know there was an issue. he said on the faa call that we heard from a local affiliate that the right wheel, there was a problem with that. the that's why you can see the plane there tilted on its side. that co-pilot was taken to the

the ntsb is investigating 2 deadly motorcycle crashes that involved tesla vehicles believed to be using the partially automated driver assist program. both of those crashes happened on freeways when it was dark out. one of the crashes happened on the 91 freeway in riverside on july, 7th. federal officials are trying to determine if there is a flaw in the test. the system that prevents it from recognizing motorcycles. there are now calls for the government to recall that autopilot system. closer to home. now, activists gathering today in richmond to mark the 10 year anniversary of an explosion and fire at the chevron refinery smoke from that fire sent thousands of people to the hospital in august of 2012, investigators found chevron ignored safety warnings about corrosion in the pipe that caused the fire. today's march was the call for the phasing out of retineries all over the state of california by 2045. and they're asking for governor newsom to put a plan in place to create more clean energy jobs, energy jobs, and the cleanup. toxic sites in san francisco supervisor shamann walton is

the ntsb is investigating 2 deadly motorcycle crashes that involve tesla vehicles believed to be using the partially automated driver assist program. both of those crashes happened on freeways when it was dark out. one of the crashes happened on the 91 freeway in riverside on july. the 7th federal officials are trying to determine if there's a flaw in the test. the system that prevents it from recognizing motorcycles and now there are calls for the government to recall the autopilot system. a new bill is proposing a allowing undocumented immigrants to apply for a california state identification card. proponents say the measure would fill a gap that was left by a 2013 law. the granted undocumented immigrants driver's licenses and since more than a million immigrants in the state don't drive. they say giving them a state id would create an equal playing field. the immigrants would then be able to open up some bank accounts, rent a home or buy an apartment or get some other services by having and i d. actress and haitians hospitalized in critical condition tonight after crashing her car i

they say the faa and ntsb are still investigating. >>> a paraglider ends been cheating death and capturing every heart stopping moment of it on camera. his name is kevin philip and here he is up in the air. philip is a pro. he does acro paragliding. aerobatic tricks while gliding to the ground. he tries to pull the first parachute but gets tangled in a mess of cables and ropes. then with seconds to spare, he pulls the emergency chute and sales down. philip told us the break line got stuck. he says that day, his mother came to see him. light for the first time. >> i was actually having her in my mind when everything went really bad at the very end of the video. >> for philip e says this was nothing. a few years ago, he says he was partially paralyzed in a paragliding accident. >> i broke my back paragliding. i was paralyzed for a half year. after six months, i still left the wheelchair. i still needed it from time to time. >> he says after he learned to walk again, he started up in the and. that is how he got into acro paragliding. he says it does not scare him as he has already been throug

the ntsb, the federal investigators, they are in watsonville, which is about 18 miles from santa cruz. they will hold a news conference a little bit later this morning and try to give us what they know so far. it's going to take weeks if not months, to find out the cause of the crash. and so far right now, the names of the victims, they have not been released to the public. >> 9, 0, 4. and for your health this morning, the california department of public health issued its quarantine guidelines for monkeypox. they did. yeah, telling us exactly what we need to do if we're exposed or infected. so kron 4, sarah stinson on the story for us with that information. good morning, sara. >> yeah, feels like our response to monkeypox is finally picking up and getting to where it needs to be. we are live here at berg, san francisco general, a hospital where they have the monkeypox clinic. we've been reporting here for weeks in the line. usually wrap-around. now there's only a couple people in line. it's been open for one hour. so it's good to see that the demand is slowing. and yesterday, i mean,

we understand that ntsb will be in charge of the investigation, but one thing i want to ah, make clear is that it's very cloudy and foggy here. it's pretty cold . um and i don't know if that played a role, and i'm not being able to see one another as they were trying to land but it's pretty, uh, pretty cloudy here. so again, we just here. to the scene, and we will keep you guys updated and bring you as much information as we can. we're hoping that someone from the faa or one of the other organizations will give us some more information. but right now we do know that at least two people were killed during during this plane accident and we understand that there were three people on the planes two on one plane, one pilot in the other, and at least two of them have died. monica. when it comes to that marine layer, it often does pull back in at night, but our meteorologists i know you're on the road there said it was about mostly clear skies around three o'clock this afternoon, but again, it possibly could have played a role before he let you go, though, since you got there, have you notice

where the planes rather we're attempting to land the santa cruz county sheriff's office the faa and the ntsb are all involved in this investigation. will of course keep you updated as we learn more. live in the newsroom stephanie sierra abc 7 news stephanie. thank you. well the other top story we are following tonight the arrest of two men in connection with the june shooting death of a safeway employee in san jose police. say the investigation involved us marshals and utah authorities after the suspected shooter left the state abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has the latest the suspects in this case are young 18 and 19 year old san jose residents accused of shooting and killing 24 year old many quasar. this happened at the hamilton avenue safeway on june 5th at 3:30 am according to police the suspected shooter is 18 year old tavita to a calau he was arrested in utah on august 11th with the help of authorities there and the us marshal service then just yesterday 19 year old jacob perea was arrested by sjpd's covert response unit booked for conspiracy police believe the victim may have

the cause of the crash is now being investigated by the ntsb and the faa. another big story we've been following, a body presumed to be 16 year-old kylie, rodney has been found in a reservoir near the campsite where she disappeared earlier this month. kylie was last seen at a party at a campground in truckee back on august 6 over the weekend. group of private divers found a white suv with a body inside in the process. are creek reservoir in placer county? the suv was pulled from the water last night. law enforcement officials in truckee say they believe it is kiley inside that vehicle. it's still an active investigation. >> and i understand there will be in we will continue to receive lots of questions regarding our investigation. and we will release what we can. but at this. time. commitment is to this family. >> the group who found the vehicle is called adventures with purpose. they use underwater sonar and recovery dive teams to help families find missing loved ones under water. back here at home, police officers were busy over the weekend with multiple

the ntsb is investigating 2 deadly motorcycle crashes involving tesla cars. the national transportation safety board says that they think the cars use the partially automated driver assist program in both crashes happened on freeways when it was dark. one of the crashes occurred on the 91 freeway in riverside. this was july 7th. federal officials are trying to determine if there's a flaw in the tesla system that's preventing it from recognizing motorcycles. it was another chaotic weekend for travelers across the united states. thousands of flights were canceled or delayed over the weekend and we're already seeing them today. 188 cancellations and 657 delays. we'll take a look at the numbers now. this is from the website flight aware starting on friday, more than 1500 flights were canceled 7,700 delays saturday and not that much better. especially when it came to the delays. more than 7,200 delayed flights yesterday close to 1000 canceled flights and 6,300 delays. travel experts say they expect things to slow down in the next couple weeks because kids are goin

an ntsb investigator says one of the planes was operating in a traffic pattern while the other was coming in to land. watsonville airport does not have an air traffic control tower. >>> it's 5:08 on your tuesday morning and early live look outside overlooking san jose. we're tracking our tuesday forecast right now. kari, we're going to start seeing a cooldown? feeling it, i guess? >> we'll start to feel that this afternoon and it's gun pretty warm these past couple of days as we look at our current temperatures, already starting out a little bit warmer than what we typically see with some low 60s in san jose, 63 in concord. mid to upper 50s for much of the north bay. let's get you out the door for the commute in brentwood. we start out at 66 degrees in the next hour and it's going to be clear there, a little bit of a breeze. temperatures start to pick up as we go through late morning. we are still going to have a hot day, as we check out all of our microclimates, we'll reach up to 96 in fairfield, while napa will see a high of 85. that's going to be a little bit cooler than yesterday. oak

the ntsb, the federal investigators, they are in watsonville, which is about 18 miles from santa cruz. they will hold a news conference a little bit later 1his morning and try to give us what they know so far. it's going to take weeks if not months, to find out the cause of the crash. and so far right now, the names of the victims, they have not been released to the public. >> thank you. will 7, 0, 5, is a time. and for your health this morning, the california department of public health has issued a quarantine guidelines for monkeypox. yeah, they're telling us exactly what we need to do if we're exposed to an infected person. kron 4 sarah stinson standing by live in the city to explain that information. good morning, sara. >> hey, good morning. that's right. the monkeypox clinic here at sf general, it's going to be opening up in one hoor from now. looks like the man is getting slower. so if you need the vaccine, definitely come out here. but in the meantime, we're finally getting some guidance from the state health department about what you do when you become infected and what are yo

the ntsb they should hold a news conference a little bit later this morning. right now, the cause of the collision. they just don't know why 2 pilots at a small airport had a miscommunication, were both trying to land at the same time. >> this does not appear to be a happy ending because at this particular point, guys, do know that 3 people involved altogether. they're just say multiple fatalities, but that this scene on the other side of the airplane dicey at times. so this could possibly be one of the fatalities. let me show you video. this all happened at around 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon when both pilots of a small airplane. what both recess knows. one was trying to land. the other was trying to land as well. and then they ricocheted off each other. one plane slammed into a hangar, burst into flames. the other when a short distance. but then ultimately collided with the ground. the authorities came out here. they try to put out the fire. not exactly sure if they even had a fighting chance meeting there were rushed to the hospital to allow doctors to try

obviously the ntsb and their investigators have a lot of work ahead to find out the cause of the crash. back to you. >> thank you very much. well, 6, 0, 4, is the time for your health. the california department of public health has issued its quarantine guidelines for monkeypox. yeah, and they tell you exactly what to do if you are exposed or infected with the virus. we have kron 4. sarah stinson in san francisco for us this morning to explain what we all need to know. good morning, sara. >> yeah, that's right. the state health department is finely issuing some guidance as to what you do if you come down with the with monkeypox, the virus that mostly is spread through skin to skin contact and we'll give you a rash or sores. take a look at some of the advice from the state health department. that includes, of course, isolating at home. if you have a roommate, make sure you isolate in your room. don't go to work or leave the house until the scab on the sores. have fully healed. are all symptoms have been resolved for at least 48 hours, if you also avoid close, comes skin to skin contact

now the faa and the ntsb are investigating, but it could be weeks or even months before we figure out how these planes collided in midair here and watson ville. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news now has 404, the oakland nonprofit homies in power, mint says it's care centers displaced after two cars hit they're building. an employee at the center says one of the cars made it halfway inside the building the corner 77th and macarthur investigators believe the two cars were street racing before that crash. homies empowerment says it's care center provides food, clothes and hygiene products to people dealing with food insecurity, mental health, housing and wellness. and we're preparing for a grand opening. actually today was going to be our first actual day we open our care center to community to come inside and knowing that this was our first initial day. it was very overwhelming. there's a lot of emotions going through. um but at the same time, we're very happy that nobody was here that nobody got hurt. tanya says they plan on petitioning the city of oakland to install lights at the cor

the ntsb is investigating along with state and local authorities. ist all began as an emergency landing at -- the problem reporting a problem with the landing gear. it landed without its right wheel. witnesses could see the right wing tilting toward the ground. the plane came to rest in a grassy area on the side of the runway. pilot treated and released from the hospital with injuries. there was a co-pilot on the plane who was nowhere to be seen and not immediately clear whether that co-pilot, a 23-year-old, had jumped or fallen from the plane. >> it's a unique situation. normally we deal with airplane crashes, never with an individual exiting out of a plane. i know that a lot of people have helped out. matter of fact that's how we came about locating the -- mr. crooks. >> while police searched the grounld along the flight path a resident approached them in a suburb 30 miles from the airport and said she heard a noise earlier behind her home. they discovered the body of the co-pilot nearby. investigators say they believe the victim fell 3500 feet fr

the faa and ntsb are now investigating what led up to this fatal crash, and gio, much of it was caught on camera. this is the moment that two planes collided in midair just south of san jose, california, killing multiple people. >> please be advised there is an accident towards the runway 2-0. please be advised. watsonville. >> reporter: watch. video from a nearby home surveillance camera shows one plane flying overhead. seconds later, debris rains down. a large explosion erupting in the distance as onlookers rush into the street. >> i just saw a big, black ball of smoke and some flames. >> reporter: sources at the faa believe the two pilots were communicating right before that collision. >> straight in, 2-0, full stop. looking for traffic on the left -- >> you're behind me. i'm going to go around them. you're coming at me pretty quick. >> reporter: they were attempting to land at watsonville municipal airport, but crashed around 3:00 p.m. local time. plane 1, a cessna 152 had one person on board, its wreckage slamming into a field. the second aircraft, a twin-engine cessna 340 barrele

in its preliminary findings the ntsb says 23-year-old charles cook became upset, apologized and told his co-pilot he felt sick before stepping out of the plane in midair. he had apparently been flying the approach when the plane touched down between skydiving runs damaging the landing gear he was able to land near raleigh, north carolina. >>> a player has been fined and suspended for one game after an unusual moment while he was running the bases. do you remember this >> his phone comes out of his pocket now that's a first >> that's a cell phone it flew out of infielder rodolfo castro's pocket. the 23-year-old said he was sorry. it was an honest mistake major league baseball has been cracking down on any technology on the field after the houston astros cheating scandal. >> to be clear, castro's iphone slipping out of his back pocket compared to what the astros did -- >> a little different. >> i hope he had a good phone case that's tough can we get a boost >> here is one for all you pet lovers one man learned the hard way that when you teach a puppy a new trick there's no forgetting i

the ntsb is now leading the investigation. the family now on the road to recovery and so thankful to be alive, as you saw there, and chirine is a four-time olympic alpine skier and runner and is now back to training. >> oh, my goodness. >> so they are doing well. >> what an incredible story. erielle. >> we're happy they're all okay. thank you, erielle. >>> now to new fallout from that violent arrest in arkansas. three officers have now been suspended and a civil rights investigation is under way. marcus moore has the story for us. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: well, good morning, michael. there are simultaneous investigations under way right now surrounding this violent arrest, and the video we're about to show you, some of our viewers may find it disturbing and very difficult to watch. bt it is a key piece in understanding what happened during this violent arrest. this morning, the justice department opening a civil rights investigation into this violent arrest caught on camera in arkansas resulting in three officers bei

the ntsb has arrived as the investigation continues into deadly midair collision in santa cruz county between two airplanes. faa says at least two people were killed after two small planes crashed at the watsonville municipal airport just before three o'clock yesterday afternoon. here we see live pictures of the crash scene, a handful of investigators they're very close to where the wreckage is still on the ground. clearly the investigation is in its earliest stages, so this could be the case for quite a while again. two small planes collided in the air while trying to land one ended up in a field. the other crashed into a hangar. we're still working to learn the condition of a third person believed to be on board one of those planes at this point. authorities have not yet released the names of the victims. 32 is your time now firefighters in san jose are rallying around one of their own fire captain whose children were killed in a crash along highway or highway and hollister, along with their mother, ktvu southwood. reporter jesse gary shows us how the fire captains, coworkers are co

fix the plane's faulty radio and ultimately ran out of fuel though that is not been confirmed, the ntsb is investigating that crash. stuart: we have a positive story, the governor of california, gavin newsom just vetoed a plan to create safe advection sites for drug addicts. illegal migrants are posing as children so they won't get deported. david webb has that story next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire stuart: why not play some sinatra, he has a song called chicago. it follows, doesn't it? if you like the music we are playing follow us on spotify, you can scan the qr code on the screen, we scan a new playlist every week, free music. >> sinatra has a song about new york, start spreading the news. some sinatra . >> and there is my way. stuart: there is the qr code. where are we now? the dow is down 130, the nasdaq is up 50. i want to concentrate on twitter. whistleblowe

the ntsb will be heading up the investigation into what went wrong. the trump organization chief financial officer pleading to the tax violations. prosecutors say allen weisselberg accepted more than $1.7 million in off the book compensation from the former president's company. he is likely to receive a five month sentence in jail and could be required to pay about 2 million in restitution. the cleveland browns owners are defending deshaun watson saying the quarterback deserves a second chance. watson issuing a statement after receiving an 11 game suspension and $5 million fine for violating the league's personal conduct policy. [inaudibleing. >> carley: a total of 24 women have accused watson of sexual misconduct. he has settled all but one of those cases. watson will be eligible to play again in week 13 against his former team the houston texans. grease is back in theaters in honor of olivia newton john. >> you better shape up ♪ because i need a man ♪ and my heart is set on you. >> carley: the late 1978 musical will be playing in select amc thea