of ntsb investigators arrived to begin examining the greyhound bus that crashed in san jose. >> investigators started to take a look at the wreckage, towed to a storage yard in gilroy. >> it crashed traveling between northbound 101 and highway 805. 20 passengers were on board and two did not survive. we'll get an update in just a few minutes. >>> let's go live now to chris nguyen in salinas. he talked with the family of a grandmother killed in that crash. chris? >> reporter: good evening, maria ortiz was known as the grandmother of the neighborhood. she lived here in salinas nearly 50 years. family members are still in disbelief or what happened but say they will rely on faith, and friendship to get them through this time. on this block, the matriarch of this family is now gone. >> it is the worst way it could have happened. >> reporter: the grae hound bus she was traveling in crashed in south san jose. the 75-year-old was returning home after visiting relatives in tijuana. >> they thought she's going to board another bus in l.a. and come to salinas. that wasn't the case. >>

the ntsb investigation. >> the 75-year-old maria ortiz lifetime her grandmother said 13 grandchildren could court on her. i will miss walking into the house and not getting a hug. >> ortiz love extended beyond her immediate family. >> she was the grandmother of the neighbor. >> she was spending time with family inty -- in mexico which she is usually accompanied on but not this time. >> on tuesday morning the greyhound bus crashed on northbound 101 before the i-85 interchange. ortiz was one of two people with killed. june-year-old fely olivera also died. >> we are have thing this crash and look into what happened but why it happened. >> we were first to see ntsb investigators going through the wreckage at a tow yard in gilroy. ntsb said the bus was equipped with seatbelts, the use of the seatbelts will be pat of the investigation. the agency recovered a camera from the bus. >> ortiz' grandson wonders if driver fatigue played a role. >> if he could not do the drive he should not do the drive. >> ntsb will look how they can prevent future crashes like this prevent future cr

highway 4. we will check back with the sound bay commute in a few minutes. >> the ntsb is expected to begin the investigation and the deadly greyhound bus crash in san jose. it killed two passengers and left ten hurt. matt keller is open highway 101 with the latest. matt? >> ten investigators from the ntsb will come here to san jose from all across the country. they will look at several factors into the crash but at the love the focus is on the driver. >> he did say he was fatigueed. leading up to the collision. he said he remembered the bus striking the black barrels before the collision which you can see beyond the bus and the next thing he remembered the bus on its side. >> the driver was identified as 58-year-old gary bonslater taken to the hospital along with nine others, all with various injuries. gary bonslater met with a representative in the d.a. ask is cooperating with the investigation. all drivers required to let for nine hours between shifts this greyhound bus has been inspected three times and no defendings were found. the bus appeared to go the speed him but it was heav

that deadly amtrak derailment. a few weeks after the crash last may, ntsb said excessive speed was a key factor, the train had reached more than 100 miles an hour before the engineer hit the emergency brake. but why the train accelerated is the unanswered question. the new york times is reporting on monday that the ntsb will likely say it was something due to something called lost swear al awareness, the report is suggesting training's engineer had confused the frankford junction curve for another. and he may have been distracted by a rock thrown at the train. eight people were killed, and more than 200 other passengers were hurt in that crash. >> intense manhunt for escaped inmates comes to an end, police arresting the remaining two fugitives, in san francisco today, day after one of the escapees turned himself in. fox news correspondent will car is in los angeles for us with the very latest. >> authorities say that the state of california can breathe sigh of relief there weekend after three dangerous jail escapees have all now been taken into custody. for the past week, they've bee

jacking monday night. >>> today, a team of ntsb investigators arrived to begin examining the greyhound bus that crashed in san jose. >> investigators started to take a look at the wreckage, towed to a storage yard in gilroy. >> it crashed traveling between northbound 101 and highway 805. 20 passengers were on board and two did not survive. we'll get an update in just a few minutes. >>> let's go live now to chris nguyen in salinas. he talked with the family of a grandmother killed in that crash. chris? >> reporter: good evening, maria ortiz was known as the grandmother of the neighborhood. she lived here in salinas nearly 50 years. family members are still in disbelief or what happened but say they will rely on faith, and friendship to get them through this time. on this block, the matriarch of this family is now gone. >> it is the worst way it could have happened. >> reporter: the grae hound bus she was traveling in crashed in south san jose. the 75-year-old was returning home after visiting relatives in tijuana. >> they thought she's going to board another bus in l.a. and come to sali

a family to part and what ntsb is saying tonight and the search is phone for two men in d.c. saying tonight and the search is phone for two men in d.c. wanted for stabing >> to montgomery county now. new information tonight on a deadly plane crash that happened in gaithersburg back in 2014. ntsb release aid report on a crash that killed 6 people with a business jet crashed into a home killing all three on board and mother and two young childrened in. and investigators did highlight one finding and the plane's iced protection system was not activated at the time of the crash. and next step for ntsb is analyze facts in the report and find probable cause for the plane crash. >> "fox5" in district police searching for two teen boys wanted for their voxment in a shooting. and the victim is teenage male. officials say he will survive. if you know anything about the vie lebt attack police need help at 11:17 that's i look at other big stories of the someday. >> i'll tell what you this blizzard watch propertied dozens to hit up the grossy store today. take a look. people trying to stock up b

embarrassing escape. jacob rascon, nbc news, mexico. >>> a warning today from the ntsb that without a major safety upgrade to the nation's rail lines, we risk another catastrophic crash. investigators say a system called ptc, positive train control, could have prevented several deadly crashes. but while amtrak has rolled it out on many trains, tom costello reports that other railroads are lagging far behind. >> reporter: it 12th. eight passengers died, 200 injured when a speeding amtrak train derailed north of philadelphia. 2013, four dead when a speedy metro-north trail derailed in the bronx. 2008, 25 dead after a metro link train blew a stop signal in while the technology was available to prevent those accidents, none of the trains had it. >> it says you are going too fast. you are at 90 miles per hour. it just took over control of the train for me. >> reporter: at the actrack training center in it delaware, we saw how positive train control works. eight months after the philli crash, amtrak has finished equipping the entire north eefts corridor. with transponders in the track's mon

admitted to the sea its feet to being fatigued the ntsb will ultimately win on that to. >>rob fladaboe: the investigation will parallel progress but the chp and greyhound itself will make sure the bus was in compliance with federal safety standards that would value is a liability on board the bus and taken to consideration the highways designed in that area in the stomach conditions when the crash occurred the sea its peak and found that now they say of course we know the driver was tired but they said drugs and all have now been ruled out as a possible controlling factor. >>pam moore: 3 containers carrying hundreds and thousands of gallons of sulfuric acid iran from union pacific train this morning in martina's this happen, marked the end of this and underneath the 680 overpass the train was delivering the toxic material toward nearby refinery. >>pam moore: no one was in the contra costa county fire and has my cruise on the same as a precaution while union pacific crews work on writing the three containers because. of the drama is still under because >>pam moore: a big announcement fr

we know? tom: the crash happened in december of 2014, the ntsb said at the time it could take a year for the investigation to be complete. it took a year and a month. one of the new things we've gotten is new pictures of exactly where the engine of the jet that crashed into a gaithersburg neighborhood landed. you can see the number two engine here. nurm one here. a mother and others died when it crammed. the big thing we have learned from hundreds of pages of the documents that the ntsb released today is that the ntsb investigators believe ice may have been a factor in this jet crash. i was a cold early december day. when this happened there were reports of other planes having icing issues in the area. there was a deicing switch according to the documents was not -- de-icing switch according to the documents that was not turned on. they had it turned on earlier and a stall warning would have gone off and it could have given him time to still land instead of crashing in the neighborhood. short of the runway. total of six people dying in this crash. tragedy. the ntsb saying they believ

ordering a casual wine or pbeer at dinner if you plan to pdrive home after. pthe ntsb is reporting a lower of pthe legal limit for tringing and pdriving. pa lot of people don't like the pidea as we found out. p>> reporter: the weekend is phere, and maybe you want to pcelebrate or unwind going out pwith friends and having a drink. pif you have more than one drink pan hour, you may put yourself at prisk of being over the current plegal limit. p.08 to drive a car. pyou could be charged with drunk pdriving if you're stopped. pthe ntsb would like to see a erson's blood alcohol content pbehind the wheel. pthe agency would like to see it plowered from .08 to .05. p>> that's like one drink, and pthe police are going to take you pand give you a test and you're pthrown in jail? pi don't think that's fair. p>> reporter: it's an idea that pdidn't go down well with some pcustomers at a bar on long pisland. p>> if you have one glass of wine por beer when you're eating and pthen the cops stop you and parrest you when you only had one pdrink. pit's kind of ridiculous. p>> reporter: the bartender pth

. >> reporter: the ntsb look into the survivability of the crash scene the best was equipped with seat belts. today the county coroner released the identity of the second victim. it was maria de jesus. the other woman was identified as olivera. i talked with greyhound today and they tell me the camera shows both the angle out from the driver's perspective as well as shoot inside the kamman -- cabin. investigators have removed the camera from the bus but haven't yet watched the video. >> is there any indication the two people killed were rain for seatbelts and what is the role when it comes to seatbelts on board? are passengers required to wear them or is it voluntary? >> reporter: chp says aluminum both ejected in the bus. we don't have specifics. the ntsb says there were seatbelts and they will look into it. as for the law, it is not a requirement to wear a seatbelt. you have to wear when in a car but the law says you don't have to wear it in a bus.>> maureen , we heard the investigator talk about the driver and how you also mentioned he said he was tired. what do we know as far

killed. recently on assignment with "60 minutes," we sailed with the ntsb's investigator, tom roth-roffy as "el faro" was discovered 15,000 feet under the atlantic. this is where "el faro" came to rest, upright, hull largely intact, her name mangled on the stern. her depth markings reported that this, the bow, had sunk 15 feet into the mud. her autopsy revealed a body that had been savagely beaten, steel crushed, equipment collapsed. there was no sign of the 33 crew members. equipment and cargo litter the seabed. that's a microwave oven, and on the right, that's a printer. here is the top of a car with a sunroof, part of the cargo. >> at the top of that white line there is the most surprising part of our video surveys. there's nothing above there. >> what should be there? >> there should be two decks above that. the lower navigation bridge deck and the bridge deck. >> the two top decks had sheered off, including the bridge, where captain davidson would have been fighting the storm. they were nowhere near the ship. also missing, the voyage data recorder, like a so-called black box on an a

access.wgbh.org >>> the ntsb has released underwater video of what's left of the cargo ship "el faro." it took on water and sank in a hurricane last october. the "el faro" sits in water deeper than the "titanic" in the heart of the bermuda triangle. all 33 crew members were lost at sea. the worst american shipping disaster in 35 years. the exact cause of the wreck remains a mystery. scott pelley has the story for "60 minutes." >> reporter: september 29th, "el faro" left jacksonville, florida. captain michael davidson, who steer 65 miles south of the storm's predicted path. even in a hurricane, the ship could likely survive by using its turbine engine to keep the bow pointed directly into the waves. a ship's most survivable angle. but in 18 hours, joaquin spun into a category 3 and slid southwest toward "el faro." david made an emergency call to the ship's owner, tote maritime. what do we know from the captain's last report? >> we know that he had lost propulsion, that the engineers were unable to restart the main engine. the vessel was listing about 15 degrees and one of the hatches had popped or

things stand and what the ntsb is saying about all this. >>> good morning. right now we are looking at a commute here that is going to be a little bit slow on the san mateo bridge. very foggy. that could be part of it. we will tell you more about this coming up. >>> very foggy from the san mateo bridge, parts of marin county. larkspur, to pleasanton. beautiful sunrise peeking through the clouds. >>> taking a look at the stocks one more time, we are watching a major slide here. the dow jones is down by more than 2%. the story is the same on the s&p and nasdaq. major drops in the stock markets, oil is below $28 a barrel. you are seeing that at the gas pump. we are paying average nationwide $1.87 for a gallon of gas. it's sort of in the 2.60 to 2.70 range in the bay area. >>> it is 7:30. back to "mornings on 2". i am gasia mikaelian. >> good morning. i am dave clark. let's talk about weather. steve outside our door. kind of grey? >> lot of fog being reported all over the place. it shows up, gasia and dave, around sunrise. i see you guys. the fog is there. a little mist or drizzle, espe

stelara®. >> new details on a plane crash that killed a family of five from gilroy. the ntsb said in the preliminary report that the single engine brock apart midair before it crashed in a bakersfield almond orchard. it is thought that price may have been trying to avoid bad weather and change course. ntsb said he was too close to a jet coming in for an approach in monterey setting off a warning alert. prize and his wife and three young children all died in the crash. >> you just heard a scream from a female passengerring carried out of a plane. she reportedly attacked a flight attendant. we are in the news room with the anxious moments on the united airlines flight. what happened here? >> much this was was caught on surveillance video so we have an idea. it was headed from la guardia to o'hare and 30 machines in, the outburst began. >> [blank] you. >> can see the woman carrying out and police are questioning her after pilots had to make an emergency landing in detroit. the flight with 69 passengers and fur crew took off at la guardia and headed for chicago after half hand hour the passe

people dead. the ntsb says excessive speed is what caused the coach bus to overturn on along route 1 in new castle. this happened in september of 2014 while that bus was on a sharp curve along a ramp. the driver of that new york bus was charged in the fatal wreck. the ntsb says there is a lack f signage on the road warning of the curve. >>> all new at 6:00 he was paralyzed while on duty. helping protect our most high profile presidential candidates. he has local ties and there's something you can do for him n now. >>> and good news for bird watchers and an iconic national symbol much the amazing feat bald eagles just pull off in new jersey. >>> sean? >>> dawn eagles new head coach doug pederson will likely have the same mentality as a coach as did he when he became the starting quarterback here in philly. we'll give you a little throw back interview later in sports. oh remotes, you've had it tough. watching tvs get sharper, bigger, smugger. and you? rubbery buttons. enter the x1 voice remote. now when someone says... show me funny movies. watch discovery. record this. voila. remotes,

lancair 4 crashed shortly after taking off around 2:40 yesterday afternoon. the ntsb says they will not know what caused the crash... and the investigation could take months. they are currently looking for perishable evidedee such as marks on the runway... and looking at weather conditions. ntsb mechanical engineer doug brazy says they're also asking for help from witnesses. we'd be very interested in any witnesses that may have viewed the airplane at any airplane yesterday at any time to assist us with our accident investigation. over the next few days they will be documenting evidence around the area. typical accident investigations take up to 12 months the plane will report what they saw to witness@ntsb.gov. in albany, catherine patterson reporting for the raycom news network. coming up in sports... the gamecocks prepare for a critical stretch of games on the hardwood. plus... the panthers fans gave the team a tremendous sendoff today.... as carolina heads to the super another top 10 battle underway. women's basketball just tipped off against 10th ranked texas a&m on the road. the ga

fast. the ntsb wants the technology on every track across the country. last month, it was activated between philadelphia and new york. safety experts say if the technology was in place sooner, it could have prevented last year's deadly derailment in port richmond which ald eight people. >> is it going to take another five years or three years for it to be implemented? if that's the case, that's unacceptable. >> other safety improveths on the ntsb's most wanted list include expandsing the use of data recorders and promoting collision avoidance technology in cars and trucks. four minutes before 5:00 right now a. new study suggests the wooping cough vaccine. it's highly contagious and can cause babies to stop breathing. and that's what it sounds like. outbreaks are more common in our area. just recently, just last month, the salisbury township school district in allentown closed its schools after five confirm cases were reported t. whooping cough vaccine is required for all pennsylvania students within they enter 17th grade in new jersey. childrens ages 4 and up have to be innoculated.

lot of conversation still be okay. since illegal and that was lower the ntsb says many drivers become thin. had a lot less p.m. that. they can offer incentives with highway money this is just people talking. these a few the people would feel comfortable the bruce's she can't have won two or five just taxi into her. dill at the roads. there you go. that work for the shooter's office for more than three decades she's accused ofr turns state out of the suspects are expected to face a judge soon. it's an open house that will happen later today that the 21st. only six months away this plenty of work to do the two now and july both here in town 11 candidates remain in the race ever caucuses are just two weeks away. t 6:00 a.m. tickets are saint jude dream home the by cleveland custom home tutors are hundred dollars each. who also give you a chance to win than some other prices for more information head over to fox8.com. i went out last week. lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month only at your lincoln dealer. good morning welcome back. my name is patty harkin. cover. we did have a car tha

. bridge the ship's command center is where they hoped to find the data recorder. but lead ntsb investigator told scott pelley on sunday's 60 minutes they were shocked when it was not there knee got up to the level and to see -- there. >> we got up to that level and to see open just extremely moving and difficult-- it was big surprise to see that. >> moving in what way. >> just to see the violence of the sea and the wind that it would have had to occur to cause that kind of, shock, to >> reporter: they found the the wreckage. but with no data recorder to explain exactly what happened. on the morning of unget 1st el faro's captain sent a distress call from neither eye of the hurricane and the ship lot of propulsion and listing at a 15 degree angle facing waves forecasted at 30 feet high. to find missing ship the ntsb used sonar and equipment called the curve but finding the wreck has not and heed the biggest question -- not answered the biggest question werey he ended up on a collision course with a monster storm. >> we are looking at oversight and direction and the advice provid

can watch it on your device. alison: new documents released by the ntsb today indicates ice likely called a gaithersburg jet crash that killed six people. the december 2014 crash near machine machine county air park killed try on board and a mother and two children on the ground. ntsb says the plane stalled as it approached the harriet. the stalling was the authorities put it consistent with ice-contaminated plane. leon: we are monitoring developing news in northwest washington. police are searching now for two people who stabbed a juvenile. that happened late this afternoon across the street from the recreation center near wilson high school. if you have any information, d.c. police want to talk with you as soon as possible. coming up, a new lawsuit for chipotle. some claim they tried to cover up the norovirus outbreak. maureen: why the mayor of this price can't be right... that's the right price! it's that low. what other things on this list "can't be right?" looks like a list full of "can't be right's." seriously? at giant, prices are down. savings are up. my giant. is so wholes

crashes. and every year the ntsb, the national transportation safety board puts out the most wanted list. the item they would like to see passed or have the country do to reduce the number of deaths on the roadway. they will try and attack the blood alcohol content. we are talking about the legal limit you can be impaired behind the wheel. so we thought we would look at just how far the number has come. 1938 was the first time they implemented a bac, a blood alcohol content. then it was .15. that's pretty high. in the 1980s with the creation of madd, moms against drunk driving, it was dropped to .1. it was 1998 you may remember that the federal government required states to go town to .08 if they wanted to keep state funding. now this new push by the ntsb, they want to see that go even lower. .05. just for your information that's about two drinks for the average adult in one hour. they would also like to see a heavy use of sobriety checkpoint and the ignition inter locks to prevent people convicted of drunk driving from starting their cars. here is what can happen when a drunk drivi

manufacturer . (sheila) did they say when the ntsb will begin its investigation? (tiffany) yes, the ntsb official is planned to arrive on the woodbury county sheriff's office has identified two women who jumped from a second-story apartment window during a sloan, fire last week. nineteen-year-old alanna gotto of sloan, iowa and 19-year-old alyssa boggs of anthon were both transported to mercy medical center for treatment and released on january 1st. woodbury county sheriff's deputy, todd peterson, was first on the scene and assisted gotto and boggs when they jumped from the officials with the sloan fire department said the fire started because of cooking materials alone. authorities have identified a rural norfolk man who died after falling through the ice on an atv in northeast nebraska. 57-year-old randall simpson reportedly drove an atv onto a rural pond just south of norfolk when the ice broke. it happened shortly after four saturday afternoon. fire officials deployed their ice rescue team. simpson was pronounced dead at a hospital in omaha. the incident remains under investigat

ntsb is calling for states to local blood alcohol 082, . 05 is on there for 16 most wanted list of safety improvements they citing data from the last 15 years showing one third of highway deaths involved alcohol impaired drivers . ntsb says impairment begins before that reaches . 08 in the time the risk of a crash is more than doubled state troopers say a variety of factors affect that included metabolism, bodyweight in drivers showing signs of impairmentrs can be cited even if the below the legal limit. >> as an officer,im that the rest of the icon hate to talk about levels because there are so many a factors that come into play thing people get a false sense of security they think you're going to test under the limit because it could be impairedd well belowi the legal limit. >> it would require state action for any change to stay effect and legal limit the fans could use the power of affect that but so far was no no sign of no sign of that happening. >> any change could be a long way off.ng >> and probably would not see this happening tomorrow.pr >> for some football fans,g who b

case and the disturbing new details we learned today. >>> an ntsb investigators released information about a deadly small plane crash near santa rosa. breaking news now that's sure to put bay area law enforcement and residents on edge. on cam just moments ago, authoti >>> we have breaking news that should put bay area law enforcement and resident here's on edge. just moments ago authorities in orange county say they believe two very dangerous inmates escaped from an orange county jail last week are likely in fresno or here in the south bay san jose. they narrowed the search to those two cities. a third inmate involved in the daring escape. schiff's arrested duong. he said he wanted to turn himself in. investigators believe all three were living in a stolen van but split up some time in the past few days. so far no sign of that van or the other two men, but they could be here in the san jose area. >>> last night the crash, tonight the investigation. two people died as their small plane crashed during that rain storm near the santa rosa airport. investigators combed the site of the cra

today from the ntsb that without a major safety upgrade to the nation's rail lines, we risk another catastrophic crash. investigators say a system called ptc, for positive train control, could have prevented several deadly crashes. but while amtrak has rolled it out on many trains, tom costello reports that other railroads are lagging far behind. >> reporter: it happened last may 12th. eight passengers died, 200 injured when a speeding amtrak train derailed north of philadelphia. 2013, four dead when a speedy metro-north trail derailed in the bronx. 2008, 25 dead after a a stop signal in chatsworth, california. while the technology was available to prevent those accidents, none of the trains had it. >> it says you are going too fast. you are at 90 miles per hour. >> it is slowing down for you. >> it just took over control of the train for me. >> reporter: at the amtrak training center in it delaware, we saw how positive train control works. now, eight months after the philli crash, amtrak has finished equipping the entire northeast corridor. with transponders in the track's monitor

know the driver's name is gary vonslater, david louie is on the story. >> reporter: the ntsb began their inspection of the greyhound bus which was on its way to gilroy. they were joined by a major accident investigation team and one task involved removing the 20 passengers' belongings from the baggage hall, and had retrieved something vital. >> yes, we retrieved a camera from the bus and will learn if it held anything valuable. >> the camera reported two directions, at the driver and at the road ahead. such video could document whether or not the driver fell asleep at the wheel. gary vonslater says he was tired, but didn't remember what happened after the bus was turned on its side. i asked the ntsb investigator whether that would influence the nature of their work. >> anything related to the driver will be covered in the human performance investigation and all factors relating to the driver. that will be part of our investigation. >> reporter: the ntsb spent several days here looking at the bus's mechanical systems and visiting the crash site in san jose. much work will also invol

. right near wood ranch road. the ntsb will investigate the crash. >> 33-year-old map was found shot to death. and a woman living at the house on perry wing el found him yesterday off and called 9-1-1. this is the first homicide in antioch of the year. the identity is not released. >> a school is investigating if students tapped add racially themeed party over the welcome that brought out students from several local whiles. 14 students at st. ignatius have been suspended for take part in the party. >> dressing if clothes that were inappropriate and were the worse of black culture. >> students at sacred heart cathedral are expected of attending the party. they could be disciplined. both schools are private and expensive institutions of learning. st. ignatius is only 5 percent african-american and many hope the party will be a teaching moment. >> nine days and eight hours and 21 minutes until super bowl 50, the broncos and the panthers will arrive at san jose san international airport on sunday. the been cozy will stay at marriott practicing at stanford. afans have a big weekend. here is

operating during the time of the crash now the ntsb is also investigating this crash. cal trans crews are expected to be out here until 8:00 tonight repairing the median and the slaen expected to reopen. now, traffic is moving rather freely through this area, reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> after long, long delays. thank you. nbc has been investigate bus safety for years now. today we took a deeper look into greyhound's safety record. they have 1,500 vehicles and 3300 drivers. in the last two years they've involved 128 crashes. four fatal, 52 involved injuries. nationwide, they had 273 drive by violations. most were for speeding. ntsb says the accident record given size of its fleet t. agency also recently listed the top ten critical changes that need to be made to reduce transportation accidents. at the top of the list was driver fatigue. as you heard them say today, driver fatigue may have played a role in today's accident. >> it was raining hard, how much of a role did the weather play in this crash? now tonight many of the passengers and the driver are recovering at regional