. >>> in lafayette, neighbors packed a community meeting to address a recent uptick in crime. there have been two home invasion robberies within a month. the lafayette police department has increased patrols but many residents feel more needs to be done. >> my concern is that we have higher risk robbers now. it seems like the m. o. has changed. >> the most recent scare was the day before thanksgiving in the upper happy valley neighborhood. police say three armed men walked through an open garage door, tied up the home owners, assaulted them, and got away with the goods. >> i have a wife and kids at home. i don't want this happening in my home. if it does happen -- >> the police department says there are situational awareness cameras installed in the community and has helped to solve crimes. >>> u.s. park police are investigating after a man plunged 200 feet off a popular look out point in san francisco crashing waves and rocks made for the very dangerous rescue mission but the man did not survive. swimmers recovered the body. his identity has not been w conp area affecting hot

heading up to our other neighborhoods, upper 40s fromlariefromla lafayette, danville, livermore. the thickest fog is in the east bay. concord down to barely a couple hundred feet. same thing in livermore and the altamont pass and 680. this is walnut creek. this is how thick the fog is. this is a couple -- probably 300, 400 feet you're looking at right here. gives you an idea of how low the visibility is. this evening, it will be slippery because of the wet weather. it will be wet and windy, and mass transit will be wet this evening. everything in the commute really resolves outside of the fog with the wet evening commute. the dry morning commute, how is it, jobina? >> good morning. starting off with a big look at our map this morning. you can see all the green lines. that's good news. that means essentially no major issues on the roads. looking live at emeryville, this is 80 right now. headlights moving in towards the maze and the bay bridge this morning. moving down to the south bay, this is san jose, 280, looking good. pretty empty this morning. leaving you with our drive times

just go to the app store for that for you. >>> people in lafayette and the spare relief. now the police arrested two people of suspected of to home invasion robberies. >> i will sleep better tonight, knowing that those people who are been arrested. >> a the public led to the arrest of two men in fairfield. the police are still searching for a third suspect. that first home invasion robbery, happened halloween night. the second on november 26. the same people are also suspected of home invasions in oakland. and in venetia. >> in both of our cases, it was reported that there were three subjects involved. that is consistent with the oakland and venetia case, and that is where detectives are still out this evening, still working to positively identify the third suspect in this case. how the suspects will due in court on monday, right now they are in the martinez detention center, bail set at $1.5 million each. >>> there winning delivery drivers to be extra cautious after ups trucks have been the target of three armed robberies this week alone. one of them happened on tuesday

when that small plane went down and lafayette. the associated press reporting that carly mccord was a sports reporter for the new orleans station was among those who was killed in that crash. she is also the daughter-in-law of the louisiana state university football coach. the plain, twin-engine piper was en route to a football playoff game in atlanta that is happening now between lsu and oklahoma. there you see the wreckage, fire officials say the pilots, another woman and two men were also killed in the crash. a 37 euro passenger was taken to the hospital in critical condition. and three people on the ground were also injured. cell phone video shows the smoldering wreckage of that piper that crashed in that field right next to a walmart. that store was evacuated as a precaution, the reports from the ground say that the plane hit a power line while it was trying to make an emergency landing back at the airport. but as of now there is no word on the exact cause of the term plane to experience the trouble and have the pilot try to

in lafayette felipe should all kron 4 news. officials a discussing a lto ne for vaping and how would work thicity adopted a ban on the sale of flavored tobacco any cigarettes that santa clara county passed last month. officials believe there is a youth vaping epidemic that could be curbed of the nalty like a fine data shows one in 6 high schoolers in the county who buy cigs in a store report getting them at a vape store. >>old enough to remember smoking and going into places whe secondhand smoke was a huge problem. i think if it got to that pnt i'd be ok wi legislation i don't feel we're at that point sure that young kids don'we see as we get the easy entry. sir and i ink that's probably. slt small fine on it and mig be a good way to to deter that. >>it's unclear if ischange wod be for miners are for everne, it's also unclear how much the fine would be and how it would be enforced. the ban on selling these products instores will go into effect in 2020. and the discussion on finding people who are vaping will contin into early n

>>thank you so much i love the sent from the airplane that s crashed in lafayette, louisiana saturday, killing 5 people on board. the piper p 8, 3, 1, t took off from lafayette regional airport reached an altitude of 900 feet and started a left turn descending r traffic control issued a low altitude alert. >>our initial information is that e airplane climb to 900 feet. the rning came when yourplane descended through 700 feet. there was no distress call and what we know w the luminary there was no conversation wi the crew. >>one person on the plane survived and is in critical condition tonight, 3 people on treated for smoke inhalation e and are ing fine. the cause of the crash is unknown the sb says at this point in the investation. there's not a lot to go on. and in maryland, oneperson is dead after a small plane crashed into homes today. the plane burst into flames igniting a car and damaging both homes in its pat no one was in the homes at the time of the crash. the sb is currently investigating the cause of this crash as well. take a live look right now at donner summit some people

, there's only one survivor who was on that plane, he's in a local hospital in lafayette right now. another person who was on the ground in a car, in that post office parking lot, she suffered severe burns and she's being treated in new orleans. now, of the five people who were killed, we know as you mentioned, there's 30-year-old sports reporter carly mccord, she worked at wdsu. i was able to speak over direct messages on twitter with her husband. he was talking about how she loved fiercely, how she's so competitive, and liked to joke around with the family. he's of course incredibly hurt right now, but he did want to say this, i mean, i could write a book on carly right now, but i can't find the words, it's so hard and it hurts too much. i want her here with me, that's all i want. she is and will forever be my world. >> he wasn't able to get off work saturday, otherwise he would have driven with carly to atlanta for the game. she boarded this plane that crashed shortly after takeoff. i'm going to step aside now to show you what's happening in the field behind us. investigators are

now 2 othese home invasion case has happened here in lafayette. one happen in benicia and another in oakland. >>all of the victims were zip tied and then duct tape to both wrists and their ankles, eir eyes were cered the husbands if you were to were that ill left in the head. >>those are justome of the details involved within 4 home invasionrobbery cases that haened in lafayette, the new show and oakland from late october to late november. >>all the victims were either dragged or carried tre homes in 2 separate rooms, so that they were by themselves and vulnerable the robbs. >>22 yr-old joseph wells and 20 year-d adomah d op of fairfield have both been charged with more than 2 dozen crimes connect to the home invasn robberies. in fact you may recognize d op who at 6 fo 7 is a former valais whole high school basketball player. right now both are behind bars and those with the da's office describe the details of what they did as disturbing saying that the gear they used during the robberies was found in a bag of of fairfield home. >>it includ all th

this is in lafayette, louisiana, a twin engine private plane had just taken off from lafayette's airport when it crashed and caught fire. officials now confirming all except one person onboard the plane is dead, the one survivor and three people on the ground nearby were taken to the hospital. the woman who shot the video you're looking at was just a short distance away when that plane hit the ground. alexis west is joining me on the phone from louisiana. hi, good afternoon. thanks for being with us. tell us what happened. what did you see? >> hi, yes, so what happened was i was just outside, and i saw this plane coming in, and it was really low to the ground. and it was shaking, and i didn't really -- you know, it looked like it was coming to land. and then it just skidded through the parking lot at the post office. and then it floated. there was like a big wave of fire that just pummeled down the yard. >> wow. >> it was just horrible. >> it had to be just like incredible to see and probably just so jarring to see. what did you notice about the plane as it was crashing? did you see wher

>>morning news, wild pigs causing the big problems in the st bay, we'll tell you how the city lafayette is once again trngo fix the issue. >>i think for thursday morning hours things now just a slight improvement out check the bay bridge and the south it ok en on the weather front has been kind ofust gray and falling all morning long still drizzly out there still drizzly out along the cstline watch out for some wet spots on roads. not so much at alcatraz just yet can even see the island out there inthe middle of definitely can see the san francisco skyline behind that asog just remains well to thick. this is your view fm ow you do have a touch of blue up there in the sks over all those still definitely mostly cloudy and pretty great even down fuher south in the bay area. santa rosa in hf moon bay visibility. still an issue in both of these spots outlong the coast, poor sibility. some drizzle right now fog is going to push right back on in early afternoon today. it's going to spread southward that means another fgy evening ahead and more opportunity f drizzle and light showers overnight

abc's kaylee hartung on the scene in lafayette again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, officials discovering new surveillance video of the moments before this fiery crash in south louisiana. it could be a critical clue in this investigation. >> it gives us a very clear picture of what the airplane was doing as it came out of the clouds. >> reporter: just about a minute after takeoff, the plane spiraling from 900 feet. controllers sounding the alarm. the pilot never making a distress call. the twin-engine aircraft barely missing an apartment complex, striking power lines, slamming right into the ground, erupting into flames. the wreckage scattering 700 feet. >> so, it did not come apart in midair. >> reporter: this control panel, one of the only pieces left of the entire cockpit. just before this fatal flight departed lafayette regional airport with six lsu fans onboard for the peach bowl, carley mccord sent one last text. it simply said, "i love you," but her husband didn't see it until it was too late. steven ensminger jr. telling abc, "it's the first thing i think about when i wake up and

some ominous clouds building in lafayette earlier today. there's been a bit of a change as to the timing. we are talking about a wet commute for tomorrow, what are you thinking? >> just a little later. so, if you have been following along and the forecast we were talking about tomorrow afternoon and the heaviest rain. now it is more like tomorrow evening. you mentioned the commute, it'll still get the community. that ibad. let's get into the timing. we will live leave behind a really pretty view of montopolis salesforce tower and go to high definition doppler. let's pull in the high- resolution satellite, all you have to do is take a look up the coast and now you can see our storm out there which looks beautiful. here comes the first band of rain tomorrow at noon. we already started to notice some of the showers pick up in the no but here we are looking at 5:00 and that is y.where we see rtth real, well organized line of heavier showers beginning to move across the north bay, starting up around santa rosa and moving its way right down to th

. >> reporter: it's rare to have a home invasion in lafayette says the lafayette police chief, especially so close together. >> prior to october about five residential burglaries for the year. between october and november we've now reached the number of 15. >> reporter: that includes the most recent a home robbery on the week of thanksgiving when three suspects armed with gun tied up two residents and made off with the valuables. tonight was a chance for the community to get involved and speak directly to the police chief. >> these last two robberies seemed to be much higher risk kind of robbers, people willing to go to a much different level. >> reporter: residents who spoke wanted answers for the spike in robberies over the past 45 days. some discussed whether they want more police patrols. tom says he wanted an update but understands the police chief can't share much on an open investigation. >> it was very informational. i have to say i did appreciate the city council and the chief of police coming and being as open i guess they could have been. >> reporter: the chief says there's bee

susan: it was during that time, marquis de lafayette made a triumphal tour of america. how widely was that covered in the american press? what did it mean to people? prof. jackson: it was the event. he was called the nation's guest. everywhere he went, the entire town closed down business and turned out. there were massive parades. he was welcomed in all the states. people were weeping openly. they were throwing flowers from every window. they were pulling him in six white horses and beautiful carriages. he was welcomed by the president and all the living presidents, the washington elite, the cultural elite everywhere. what is interesting about that is that he is a link, a personal link to that revolutionary history. when he came to the united states in 1824 to start this triumphant victory lap tour around the nation's 50th anniversary, he had as his secret guest, frances wright, who ended up being the most notorious activist and leftist figure of her moment. in all likelihood she was his young mistress. she was accompanying him in a secret way. they exchanged very inti

. >>> five people were killed after a small plane crash in lafayette, louisiana, yesterday. the victims ranged from 15 to 59. the only survivor from the crash is hospitalized in critical condition this morning. >> the plane was headed to atlanta officials say and several of the passengers were going to the college football playoff game between lsu and oklahoma. one of those passengers was carley ann mccord, a sports reporter in new orleans and daughter-in-law of defensive coach steve ensminger. natascha chen has more. >> saturday morning before 9:30 local time in lafayette, louisiana, people saw a plane fall out of the sky. >> for the first time, my heart just like wanted to stop and give up and take place and i just feel like it's pain and pain follow family and all that. >> reporter: this witness described the plane tilted and hitting a post and a couple of vehicles. what is left is a burned out car flipped upside down and pieces of the plane scattered in a field across the parking lot of this post office. >> it's one of those things like you never could picture in your mi

just before this flayal flight departed lafayette regional airport with six lsu fans onboard for the peach bowl, carley mccord sent one last text. it simply said "i love you," but her husband didn't see it until it was too late to respond. steven ensminger jr. telling abc, "it's the first thing i think about when i wake up and the last thing i think about when i finally fall asleep." and just hours ago, the one passenger who survived, wade berzas, coming out of surgery. most of his body burned, he's in critical condition. whit? >> kaylee hartung, thank you tonight. >>> and from overseas, an iranian-backed militia is vowing revenge after u.s. air strikes on its forces in iraq and syria. the pentagon releasing images of one of those strikes. the militia claims at least 25 people were killed. u.s. officials say the attacks were a response to the death of an american contractor killed by a militia rocket last week. here's abc's kyra phillips. >> reporter: tonight, iran vowing consequences a day after these air strikes against an iranian-backed militia group in iraq and syria. the five ta

then, on halloween, the micah prodded a couple in lafayette stealing a couples bmw phone and warning them not to go police or else they would come back. 10 days later, police investigated a home invasion in which the same is still a couples generally in pretty this. the husband tells me his wife got herself while escaping. officers arrived next day after daily a mercedes doing a police chase but then he posted bail. >> at that point we were not charging him for that particular arrest. >> reporter: the man went back to lafayette just before thanksgiving confronting another couples doing high-end wine, guns, a porsche and jewelry that they tried to pawn in sacramento. bill for both men are more than $9 million. two others and his cousin are not being charged at this point. a search for a third home invader is still on the way. >> henry, you and i were talking and we were talking about the situation there in lafayette and how the appearance when they were tied up were terrified that their young children were going to come back and find them in the middle of this activity. >> reporter: t

the lafayette police department has increased patrols but many residents feel more needs to be done. >> my concern is that we have higher risk robbers now. it seems like the m. o. has changed. >> lafayette police say there are situational awareness cameras installed in the community and the footage has helped to solve crimes. >>> this morning a 49ers broadcaster has been suspended for comments he made about an opposing player following sunday's game. >> take a listen. >> really good at the fake. but when you consider his dark skin color with a dark football with a dark uniform, you can't see that thing. >> tim ryan made the comments about baltimore ravens quarterback lamar jackson who rushed for more than 100 yards in the win over the 49ers. ryan, who appears on kpix 5 during the preseason broadcast, released a statement and here is what it said, quote, my choice of words and trying to describe the conditions of the game. lamar jackson is an mvp caliber player and i respect him greatly. i want to sincerely apologize to him and anyone else i offended. >>> the team also released its ow

right atthe lafayette streeexit we have an accident here that still working with emergency crews on scene they've shut down the right lane of issued a traffic alert. so if you're traveng out of sunnyvale towards santa clara san jose this crashes in your way eastbound and westboundopposite side the commute direction. and it s already pretty slow from milpas 8 80 all the way over to one oh one in sunnyvale busy heang into san francisco, not only do we have a lot of heavy traffic behind the tolls but also on the upper deck. that's becauseof an earlier stall on the skyway so 13 to 15 minutes for your average inwe'll check more bridges coing up james started thanks a lot robin. south bay as we told you he earlier police and firefighters rescued a man who had the feared off the road, they went wn a 100 feet into a ravine we have that live on our air. yeah we watch the whole thing along with kron four's sarah stinson to talk to. >>the firefighters that rescued hi and his family tell us more about what happened. >>ah quite a rescue that we all witnessere on the kron 00:04am morning news basically

the aircraft crashing into a post office parking lot in lafayette yesterday, killing five, including a sports reporter for a new orleans tv station and daughter-in-law of a lsu coach. >> it's a sad day, a tragic event. it hurts because we feel for the family. you know, and, it is something that we know we're going to get through. we have to make sure we keep god first. ed: correspondent kristina coleman in the west coast newsroom with more details. good afternoon. reporter: good afternoon, ed. today four people are recovering from their injuries and five people are dead after the twin-engine aircraft smashed into a parking lot and burst into flames. the plane was heading to atlanta for the peach bowl. a mother and her 15-year-old son, michael walker vincent were two of the victims to die in the crash. he is the youngest victim. the school released a statement we're saddened by the tragic loss of the beloved ascension student and his mother. join us in prayers of comfort and healing as the school toms together to navigate this difficult time. one of the other victims was carley mccord

here's highway 24 in lafayette, seeing the fog in the valley there. drive is going to be pretty easy all the way to the caldecott and beyond. golden gate bridge, one car, okay, maybe a handful of cars heading into san francisco. we do want to remind people that golden gate ferry is going to have limited service today, also limited service thursday, friday for this holiday week. tomorrow golden gate ferry closed. but if you are heading out on one of those ferries today it will be chilly but pretty nice. nice view out there pretty much in all of our traffic cameras, right, rosemary? >> yes. >>> partly cloudy, a chilly start to the day. little bit of patchy fog over our north bay valley locations. for the most part if you are flying out, great. major airports, as we heard earlier, chicago had some delays early on but now it looks okay. and the weather has cooperated, not only this past weekend but still this morning and through the afternoon only a couple of areas with rain. and we are talking about areas over arizona and then if you take a look far east

societies so they say they have the system and that system costs money to run lafayette station just open up for business and right now riders are enjoying 2019 come 2020. you look back and go wide a bargain the reasn being barred. theypassed a resolution back in 2013 that allows them to raise the fares every other year by 5% so come 2020 it will be the 4th and final installment ofthat program and that will cause ticket prices to go up no tter where you hop on mart, obviously dending on the destination and the length of that the pres will vary so we here to help you out i was never really strong in math. i want to show you some of the numbers we all puour heads together this is what is going tocost you come january first summit lafayette as you mentioned so if you are station come january 1st is going to cost you $5.30 to go from here to the embarcado if you're hopping on an ntioch 7 90 to the same location and then as far as some of the other locatio 5 oh 5 from richmond also in san francisco 7.10. if you're hoppg on from south free mount which is open a couple of years ago and alre

susan: it was during that time, marquis de lafayette made a triumphal tour of america. how widely was that covered in the american press, and what did it mean to people? prof. jackson: it was the event. he was called the nation's guest. everywhere he went, the entire town closed down business and turned out. there were massive parades. he was welcomed in all the states. people were weeping openly. they were throwing flowers from every window. they were pulling him in six white horses and beautiful carriages. he was welcomed by the president and all the living presidents, the washington elite, the cultural elite everywhere. what is interesting about that is that he is a link, a personal link to that revolutionary history. when he came to the united states in 1824 to start this triumphant victory lap tour around the nation's 50th anniversary, he had as his secret guest, frances wright, who ended up being the most notorious activist and leftist figure of her moment. in all likelihood she was his young mistress. she was accompanying him in a secret way. they exchanged very

natascha chen, cnn, lafayette, louisiana. >> thank you. >>> we are getting new details. that helicopter crash in hawaii this week. police have identified some of the victims who died when that chopper went down near the city of honapaypay on thursday. >> officials believe all seven passengers were killed including a pilot and 13-year-old and her mother in wisconsin were among them. the other victims are believed to be members of a family from switzerland. cnn josh campbell has the story. >> reporter: local fire department officials tell us there were likely no survivors in the crash of a tourism helicopter here in hawaii with seven people on board. officials announcing they have located the scene of the wreckage. the crash site in a remote area inside a state park behind us here in the northwest section of the island kauaai. search teams are located the remains of six individuals. the search for the seventh continues at this hour. now, this all began on thursday afternoon after this tourism helicopter failed to report back to base at its scheduled time. officials sending

>>and it's still a bit slow also coming to rent in lafayette, you're definitely under the limit, but it's not a terrible commute. 23 minutes for west 24 from wannacry to oakland just under 30 minutes for 5.80 west fr to 8 to dowown oakland mes d all righ thank you very mh y a doub shootingbeing h >>it hped earlthis morning right aft midnight hargus avenue. th is video that viewer sent in showing the sce when pole fist t er they found woman with a severe ad inry and as they were inigang they discovered a n across the strt. >>dead and while they panded the crime theyfo car arby the was a gu no rdonf care t vecle. lookinfor any otheshooters that woman who was hurt is excted to recover. and more breaking news fromnd all 2 people are dead aft wrong-way crash that happened on interstate 80 all lanes had to be shut down during the inveigation, but they have since reopened. >>a big story this morning mark there's are going up on january first rt says the typical fare may go up. >>they're estimating about 5% so you have to dig a little deeper kron four ll tran live in lafayette with the story

abc's kaylee hartung is in lafayette starting us off. >> reporter: tonight, the horrifying crash in lafayette, louisiana. >> this is bad, bad, bad. >> reporter: a twin-engine plane, with six onboard, plummeting to the ground just after takeoff. >> all of a sudden, a big flame. straight through the field. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: just before 9:30 a.m., witnesses saw the low-flying aircraft struggling. slamming a power line, the plane bursting into flachls as it crashed. the fuselage nearly hitting a post office, smashing out its windows, setting this car on fire. five on board dying in the crash. one man on the plane surviving with critical injuries. another person on the ground, and two inside the post office, were rushed to the hospital with injuries. >> it's going to be a slow process. it's going to take a while. we're asking the public to stay away from this particular area. respect the privacy of the family and let the first responders do their job. >> reporter: the passengers were heading to today's lsu-oklahoma playoff football game. one of the dead, carley mccord, a sports reporter

this was a long cressman drive in lafayette police say the burglars are from fairfield they have been identified as 22 years old shows of wells and 20 year-old i'd ama. apa they're accused of being involved with at least for home invasion robberies and 2 of them right in lafayette. >>i expect my community be concerned i'm concerned and that's why we put so many resources into this year involved in it was someone comes up an assault to take your handbag or for someone then enters into your home we're a show whole different threshold. >>ok so we told you about for all together the other 2 robberies happened on october 29th in on in oakland. and the other one on november 10th in benicia police believe there is a 3rd person out there that has not been arrested yet. >>well there's a growing push to turn pgd into a customer owned co-op. this all comes as the utility continue to take heat for its role in causing various wildfires, san jose macor sam liccardo in fact says there's a growing coalition now which numbers about a 100 elected leaders from 58 cities across 10 counties that are in su

lafayette is 135 miles from new orleans. we're told five killed according to the report and a local news radio station is saying five killed. let's bring in a former n.t.s.b. investigator. do you know anything about it or the scattered details that i just reported. what would you be looking for? >> obviously, national trance sayings saved board is going to go from their center or the office: f.a.a. is probably on scene, local f.a.a. we don't know much. it was a twin engine aircraft, it took off. twin engine aircraft, six people, light plane. one. critical things, and of course, i'm only speculating, ed, a loss of engine on takeoff. we don't know the facts and fortunately it appears that the pilot was able to avoid the post office and the walmart. but a twin engine with six people on board, it may have been heaviry loaded and marginal. we've seen this pattern, ed, over and over again. at this time all we can do is express condolences to the victims and their families, but clearly the board will be sending a team and to assure

again so you're hopping on bart lafayette or any other bart station this morning. you're good to go for the next 2 weeks come january first, whatever yo pain, our guests weigh will not be enough you have to go back and add more money to your cliper card. all cause bart says they need to fund their system including their trains. the fleet of the future. do upgrades some sure it go until a little bit of payroll as well and th's why they're going to raise the rate is the 4th time since 2013 that they did this they've done it. every other year since then so i was just sittidg here thinking about how much i paid back in 2013. also known as the good old days because now this is what you can expect to paand they are demanding that uk come january first so take a look at your screen. we did the numbers for you. if you are going fr lafayette my current station if you go errol that ride will cost you $5.30 antioch to the embarcadero $7.90 richmond 5 oh 5 south emt which opened a couple years ago. that will cost you .10 and dublin. pleasanton bart staon $6 and 6says the botto

>>so we told you about the 2 in lafayette, the other 2 robberies happened on october 29th in oakland and november 10th in benicia police believe a 3rd robber it's still on the loose. >>there's a growing push to turn the tv into a customer owned co-op. this comes as utility company continues to get heat over its role in causing wildfires, san jose mayor sam liccardo in fact says there's a coalition now of more than a 100 elected leaders from 58 cities in 10 counties supporting his plan for a customer on takeover of pg name. the coalition unveiled a list of operating principles in creating a nonprofit cooperative which include power supply procurement rate impact crew that quality and the governing board. >>what we need to do is fully aligned. everybody's financial interests. so that every dollar coming from a payers is invested. and improving the reliability and safety of the grant we are going to be paying more. the question is how much more and who is going to benefit you're going to be added state hedge funds or is it going to be the customers repairs and stay conflict. >>the coali

abc's kaylee hartung has more from lafayette, louisiana. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. carley mccord, that sports reporter filed a report friday night. saturday was supposed to be a day for fun. everyone on board the plane looking forward to cheering on the lsu tigers. now the wreckage of their plane lays behind me. this tragedy impacting the lsu football family and so many in the community. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: a fiery plane crash in south louisiana killing five people and stunning a community. the twin engine private plane, bound for atlanta, fans on board for lsu's playoff football game. >> there was just this big flame that just went up into flames and the whole flame, like, rolled and tumbled, straight through the field. >> reporter: the piper cheyenne took off from lafayette regional airport just after 9:00 a.m. saturday with an experienced pilot at the helm. >> you can smell the fuel. >> reporter: barely a mile later, hitting these power lines just feet away from an apartment building. then bursting into

then on halloween, the men confronted a couple in lafayette, stealing their bmw and phone. ten dies later, an investigated home invasion. the husband tells me his wife cut herself while escaping. the app was arrested the next day. he then posted bail. >> at that point we're still investigating the whole invasion/robbery. so we were not charging him for that particular arrest. >> reporter: they went back, harassing another couple, stealing jewelry that they tried to pawn in sacramento. bail for both men, $9 million each. a search for a third home invader is still underway. >>> new soelthss from sonoma county where authorities have revved a man in a carcarjacking. the carjacking happened on november 24th. the suspect was a caretake on property owned by the victim. somehow ward recovered his year. three days later, he was driving it when deputies tried to stop him. ward led officers on a chase. >> reporter: over the years he's seen that stimulant shift from cocaine to meth. >> what i see nine times out of ten almost is the crack pipe has been replaced by the bubble. the bubble

we say lafayette. where he - don is the john harry mccracken in lafayette college. it broke the confederacy. i would like to start out by asking each of you to give a brief overview of your book and if you would, how and why you chose this subject to write on. we start with you. >> i had written a biography of stonewall jackson. we started to do further reading, and it is a different place. and a vengeful, however it is a hard war. they use the term band box, these were young men, and dreams of glory. it is about the early war and i thought not only was the latter war more extreme place and influenced the war. when i looked at doing that, i knew bruce won a pulitzer in 1953 with a wonderful book about appomattox. the army of the potomac, they are not covered by that. they have done that 75 times are now. nobody has done it and there have been grant/lee books and there was appomattox, to me the last year seems like a valid lens or aperture through which to look at the war. it starts with grant's arrival to take command of the union army and roughly at appomattox roug

the plane crashed into a post office parking lot about one mile from lafayette regional airport. the 30-year-old was killed in the crash. she was a sideline reporter and sports talk radio host in new orleans. her father-in-law is the offensive coordinator. >> we have to heal. we have to get through this. it's going to be a slow process. not only for the families and victims but also for the first responders. >> family members say she was heading to atlanta for the peach bowl to watch ellis you play oklahoma in today's college football playoff. >>> authorities identified the victims of the deadly helicopter crash on thursday in hawaii. among them the 69-year-old pilot along with a 47-year-old woman and 13-year-old girl. from wisconsin. eight other passengers are believed to be a family from switzerland. bad weather is hampering the search effort for the remaining victim. >> crews are searching through wreckage from hawaii's deadly helicopter crash. seven people were on board when it went down. two more children. local officials say they are no indications anyone survived. >> they

highway 24 in lafayette looking good through the caldecott tunnel. you can see that north and southbound lanes going past downtown. a lot of fog, be careful. make sure your headlights are on in this stretch. >>> 7:48. rosemary orozco is here to tell us about the fog and many other things in our forecast this week. a lot going on this week. >> yeah. this morning we are waking up dry but that fog in wake of that storm that brought us a good amount of rainfall over the last 24 to 48 hours, take a look at that. point reyes reporting -- redwood city picked up more than 1/2". ben lomond almost 2 inches. san jose quarter inch. livermore, 1400 hundredths of an inch reported there for you. dry conditions here in the bay area. the sierra continues with snow. traveling through the sierra for today, there is a winter weather advisory. be prepared for the slick roads and the hazardous conditions. as you know this time of year, don't go without the chains or the snow tires. your futurecast here will show you here at home, partly cloudy, mostly clear for today. tem

the crash happened near lafayette regional airport. the plane had just taken off en route to a college football game. one surviving passenger is in critical condition. the plane hit a power line as it was attempting an emergency landing. two people were killed and seven others wound when authorities say the group was ambushed during the filming of a music video near houston. the sheriff is asking for witnesses to come forward. jesse: democrats revealed their true colors in 2019. crazy, scary, angry, sometimes just weird. katie pavlich and michael loftuss are here to diagnose the problem. let's look at aoc's predings that won't come true. >> millennials and gerks n z are coming after us. the world is going to end in 12 years if we don't address climate change. >> the world has been around for billions of years, i don't think it's going to end in the next 12 years. they scare you into giving into things like the green new deal. it's just a guy guise to take ay your with freedom. >> she might want you to give obama the heads upthey just i

i want to tell you about the five people who were killed in lafayette, louisiana, yesterday. it was on its way to atlanta. they were headed to the college football playoffs between lsu. >> she was the daughter of the lsu coach. victims ranged in age from 15 to 59. the only survivor of the crash is in the hospital. he is in critical condition. cnn's natasha chen has more. >> reporter: saturday morning before 9:30 local time in lafayette, louisiana, people saw a plane fall out of the sky. >> i just feel the pain for the family and all that. >> reporter: this witness described it tilting, hitting a post, and a couple of vehicles. what's left in a burned-out car flipped upside-down. and pieces of the plane scattered in the parking lot at this post office. >> you could never picture it in your mind. it was terrifying. i could feel the heat from the flames. i could smell the fuel. >> reporter: there were six people on the plane. only one survived. >> weurng flames. they pulled him out. >> reporter: vice president of sales at global data systems, an i.t. company. among the five who

it's kind of foggy between interstate 24 in lafayette. our camera is not visible because of the fog. the commute is light and i'm not sure san jose is. this is what we are dealing with. if you're going to be driving, give yourself some extra time. >> there is a lot of fog out there and it's continuing to form as rain and picking up rapidly. rain develops and it's on your way. upper 50s and low 60s. i've looked at three different forecast models and am trying to use the wettest one because i think they are missing the projections. high pressure built in. look at that moisture streaming across. but starting to develop pretty rapidly. the fog is a big story here. third of a mile, take your pick. the system starts or drops off later tonight. this is a warm system. morning fog drizzle it will drop south by this evening. we will start getting the upper 30s by sunday and monday. >> still had, i family in east oakland pleaded for answers. still had, the latest on the death of a 19-year-old woman and what might have happened moments before it dead

you can see some slowing in lafayette. bay bridge is backed up. things are seeming more normal 880 northbound not too low. 580 from san leandro to oakland, driving on 880 you can see it's slow past the coliseum, give yourself some time. >>> sal, thank you. before we get to our weather we had our full moon last night, most didn't see it too much cloud cover, there were a few breaks in the clouds. there you go. weather services, marvelous night for a moon dance. the cold full cold moon that's what it's called filtered through a wispy layer of cirrus clouds this morning. the last full moon of the month. the last one being blue moon of the year, and also the decade. thank you, jan. yeah, i got a picture of it. that was a nice picture. palm bee 57 incredible solutions vern mess, that is not bad. .38 marin county has done really well. 0 russian river two-thirds, i am sure guerneville, ben loma, santa cruz, .25 san francisco. mostly cases less than .10. just a trait. there is just so much moisture coming in from the west, southwest, the lows are really w

from the oakland or actually from the lafayette area into oakland. 8:31. back to the desk. >>> we are staying on top of breaking news out of washington d.c. this morning where house speaker nancy pelosi has encouraged the house of representatives to draft articles of impeachment against president trump. she made the nationally televised announcement we showed you live at 6:00 this morning right here on "mornings on 2". >>> our democracy is what is at stake. the president leaves us no choice but to act. because he is trying to corrupt, once again, the elections, for his own benefit. >> if the house votes to pass the articles of impeachment the president would face a trial in the u.s. senate. it would take a two-thirds senate majority to convict and remove him from office. >>> new this morning, detectives with the antioch police department are investigating a deadly shooting that happened just before midnight. >> reporter: very few details are being released by antioch police this morning. but we know that a 35-year-old man was shot and killed near antioch h

up parks and yards in lafayette. the pigs come out at night, and in the early morning hours looking for grubs and worms this. worms. this is the mess they leave behind. tens of thousands of dollars worth of damage. landscaping and raun lawns. the pigs are also acting out toward pets and people. >>> coming up in sports, the warriors came back from a huge deficit tonight against the knicks and actually sent the graham into overtime. did they have enough left in the tank to get the win? >> on the 11:00 news, a man falls down a 15-foot hole. the dramatic rescue in santa cruz county tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ sweden's greetings. enjoy your first payment on us when you lease a new volvo. now through january 2nd. when you lease a new volvo. itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and k

we are seeing some heavier rain along highway 24 in lafayette. stretches over towards highway four, perhaps pittsburgh, antioch, into the north bay, we have a few scattered showers. we will remain through the morning hours with the wet weather. a few bits of moisture they are in the sierra. this will continue to move through the sierra. no advisories in place. be prepared, anywhere from 2 to 3 inches of fresh snow fall expected with the storm. we will be calling for morning showers and drying out later today. temperatures will remain on the cool side. >> happening now, volunteers with the san francisco salvation army or packaging holiday meals. it all goes to thousands of people who can't leave their homes for christmas. we are live from the salvation army central kitchen where the christmas spirit is alive. good morning. >> good morning. i got here at 6:00 and the volunteers were already here. they have an assembly line going right now to package up the meals. the salvation army has been doing this for more than 50 years. everyone has a specific

but everyone is saying that he's not going to protect estonia lafayette and poland. what is that about? >> that's a quid pro quo right there. we've been talking about quid pro quo's for quite a few weeks. you want to quid pro quo, no one is saying unless nato recognizes the wide pg, curtis group as a terrorist organization, the turkish leadership, exactly, is not going to back the defense of the polls in his stony, and lafayette. again i don't disagree with you, no one in turkey, they are in name only members of nato at this. kennedy: i think they should absolutely be done, and i don't think it's the worst thing in the world to give all of nato a good cleaning. it is seven years old that why that may be the prime age to run for president of the united states, it's okay. >> 70 is a little young here in the united states, you have some seasoning to do. but i agree with you, the fact that were having a conversation, nobody talks about nato in the past ten years that we talked about nato? every time they get together to photo up to the factor have these conversations abo

richmond across lafayette, one creek. east bay. in lea start you. cross clayton. and also looking here, pushing right over livermore. check out the golden gate. and, across the peninsula from southampton to go. san mateo, belmont, and as well for the south bay. a light to moderate rain pushing over san jose from saratoga down to morgan hill. los gatos as well. and here's a live look with our baby bridge camera. you can see, you can see them whipping in the wind. so it is a rainy and gusty start to our day. temperatures on the lower to middle 50s. san jose has been a windy weekend and, continuing as we start off on monday. a southeasterly wind at 21 miles. and, we are still looking at 12. here is the satellite and radar view. this is a central coast. and we have this low pressure system. that is why, we are still looking at unsettled mother and through the day. here we are in. and you can see the gathered showers lining up by radar. here we are at 3 pm. and then, check out tomorrow. mainly dry but a few showers are possible. and there we go for wednesday morning. a

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sam brock is in lafayette with the latest. >> reporter: willie, good morning. the entire situation is beyond heartbreaking. a few hours, ntsb investigators will be here on the scene trying to reconstruct the evidence. debris stretching all the way in the parking lot behind me. they'll be evaluating all of that. it is amazing this plane did not hit homes or businesses and a walmart down the street. >> reporter: debris scattered across this louisiana field. witnesses and neighbors running to the scene of a deadly plane crash next to the post office. >> i saw the plane blew up. i heard a scream. >> reporter: today loved ones hoping for answer as the ntsb tries to uncover what caused the crash. the engine plane took off from lafayette on saturday morning headed for the peach ball in atlanta. the aircraft made itless than a mile before crashing into a field. >> reporter: a sports reporter for nbc affiliate. we are going to get through this. >> reporter: the lsu tigers defeated oklahoma on saturday night's game. >> we are still learning more of the other vinctims. th

he said she was riding in a private plane from lafayette to atlanta to go to the lsu oklahoma game. that game is happening right now and her father-in-law is still coaching. the lafayette fire department identify the other victims and who died as ian biggs, who is the pilot. robert von crisp of the second, gretchen d vincent and michael walker vincent. >> it is a tragic event, it hurts because you feel for the family. it's something that we know working to get through but we just have to make sure we keep going first. >> eyewitnesses clearly shook up by this tragedy the plane crash in the parking lot of a post office after clipping the building and some powerlines. the plane hit a car engulfing that car inflames, eyewitnesses say they saw the plane flying low before higher hearing a massive explosion and hearing a big ball of flame. >> so yeah, i was walking out in this plane just comes down, and it was shaking, and i was scared. and it just crashed and it just skidded across the post office. and then it just burst into flames over there. and the fire just went like all the way down

rob race in lafayette. we'll tell you how the police tracked them down and who they are still looking for. >> a hijacked ups truck leads police on a massive case that ends in a deadly shootout. we'll explain what led to this incident. incident. if >>> >>> here we are, friday, december 6th, i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm dave clark. i know how much you like rain. >> we need the rain. >> we need the rain. later today. we don't have to worry about it this morning. >> no, this morning is a dry one. the commute should be a-okay. by the second half of the afternoon, evening drive time, we looking at yes, the rain. san francisco right now you can see mostly cloudy. san francisco at 56. upper 50s in oakland. upper 40s to start your morning. livermore a chilly start for you there. 55 over areas of san jose. 53 santa rosa. and livermore as well as concord where we are seeing lower visibility. down to a quarter of a mile. right along i-80 from vallejo into fairfield as well. take it easy out there. we have patchy den

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, cinco personas mueran despuÉs de que su aviÓn se estrellara en un estacionamiento en la ciudad de lafayette en luisiana. entre los muertos se encuentran una reportera de deportes y un ejecutivo de una compaÑÍa de tecnología. sÓlo uno de los pasajeros sobreviviÓ. la causa del choque se desconoce. este incidente entra la lista de tragedias que nos han estremecido en el 2019. han ocurrido 41 andanzas en el paÍs, el nÚmero mÁs alto desde el aÑo 2006. la mayorÍa fueron provocadas por balaceras, entre ellas el tiroteo que se llevÓ a cabo el pasado julio en un festival en el Área de la bahÍa. ♪ ♪ para saber cÓmo estarÁn las funciones del tiempo para el fin de semana, vamos con fÉlix hernÁndez y la ventanal tiempo. fÉlix: en el Área de la bahÍa estamos observando cÓmo los nublados han transcurrido sobre nuestra regiÓn, incrementÁndose incluso . afortunadamente no vamos a tener lluvias durante las prÓximas horas. pero las condiciones van a cambiar. la temperatura se mantendrÁ en los 44 grados durante la madrugada y en horas del amanecer, pero a partir del mediodÍa, los