the plane was set to fly from addison, texas, to st. petersburg, florida. laura podesta is in new york. what do we know so far? >> it killed everyone onboard. the ntsb officials spoke last night. they say they're looking for clues in the wreckage, but it's still very early in the process. cellphe dison,as mometeane experience some sort of failure during takeoff. ofal veered sharply left, crashing into the structure, bursting into flames. >> it was really sick. you could tell it was burning chemicals or gas or oil. >> reporter: eight passengers and two crew members were onboard the plane which was bound for st. petersburg, florida. no one survived. >> we don't know a lot about the people onboard at this point. i think the next of kin is just in the process of being notified. >> no one was inside of the hangar during the crash, but two other aircraft were damaged. >> we cannot confirm there was an engine failure at this point. there are any number of pockets that could occur, and like i said, we're not in a position to speculate on those kinds of things. >> t

they were traveling with her mother into st. petersburg, florida. investigators found the voice pit voice recorder. it is being downloaded in the washington, d. washington, d. washington, d. washington, d.c. slab toir of a nearbyfire landing. plus, it wasn't climbing the way it typically would. and it was appeared tail-low. >> reporter: the beech craft superking reach eed about 500 feet, where it veer all tuesday at language. >> all of my years of playing, >> all of my years of playing, i've never seen anything puberty means personal space. so sports clothes sit around growing odors. that's why we graduated to tide pods sport. finally something more powerful than the funk. tide sport removes even week-old sweat odor. it's got to be tide. a women's natural lubrication varies throughout her cycle. this can effect how pleasurable sex can be. to supplement your lubrication for even better sex try ky natural feeling. the lubrication you want, nothing you don't. ky natural feeling get what you want 60% of women wear the wrong size pad, and can experience

they were traveling with their mother and stepfather, headed to st. petersburg, florida. steven and gina phelan were also on board. investigators with the national transportation safety board found the cockpit voice recorder late last night. >> our team recovered the cockpit voice recorder, and it is being downloaded now in the washington, d.c., laboratory of the n.t.s.b. >> reporter: pilot david snell witnessed the crash from a nearby hangar. >> myself and my other pilot friend, we knew that that airplane was not producing the type of take-off power that it typically would by the sound, plus it wasn't climbing the way that it typically would, and it appeared a little tail low. we knew that that airplane was in trouble. >> reporter: the twin engine beechcraft super king was taking off at the north end of the airport. witnesses say it lifted off the runway, reaching about 500 feet when it began losing power and altitude. the plane then veered left and dropped its left wing before slamming into the hangar. when you're watching this all happen, as a pilot, what is going thro

petersburg what do you think using assumption and opinion to make conclusions about the 2016 campaign and i mean is it just run out of time. no i think the i think that the court has pointed up a great contradiction or a weakness in mueller's mueller's whole methodology the americans assume that russia and russians are the same thing but they're not any more than the then an individual in america and american and the trump of ministration are not the same thing so but the report assumes there is that they are the same entity essentially and this that this federal judge has pointed out that that is not the case and he's ordered mueller to stop suggesting anything to the contrary this includes quite a dramatic ruling does this mean then that the other revelations made by the special counsel likely to be treated differently off the back of this ruling. well yes i mean the at the other half of the special counsel's. case is that the russian g.r.u. hacked the democratic national committee and then released thousands of emails to wiki leaks which that made them public in july 2016 but that'

petersburg there isn't much information about monday's blaze but the defense ministry has confirmed the same as were killed by toxic fumes from the fire. and hong kong has been rocked by a series of protests over a law that would ease extraditions to china but that's just one of many issues i'm going home combs residence that worried about china's increasing influence over the region. spelling i visited a train station where china's reach extends deep into the heart of hong kong. this train station is highly controversial since last year west coast on station in hong kong has connected the city to the chinese mainland. i am now standing at the top of this railway station the rooftop is accessible as a sightseeing point the government promotes this station as a way to access china's vast high speed rail network and it highlights that travel time to one joe the metropolis of southern china is now half of what it was before the 130 kilometer train jointed to one joke takes just 45 minutes beijing 2000 kilometers away can be reached in 9 hours but many hong kong those do not appreciate

who died in a fire on one of the navy's research submersibles the men were buried at a cemetery in st petersburg details of monday's blaze are still scarce the defense ministry said the sailors were killed by toxic fumes from the fire. a team of swiss scientists says planting one trillion trees would be enough to absorb the c o 2 emissions that are fueling the world's climate crisis the trees would cover a landmass the size of the united states but they say it's no substitute for using less nonrenewable energy sources. but if venezuela's president nicolas maduro and opposition leader have backed rival visions for the country on its independence day the 2 held separate rallies in the capital caracas earlier $22.00 political prisoners were released but hundreds remain in custody has ruled out holding talks with president maduro. oh my god without their support president maduro could quickly lose his grip on power. the military parade was held to commemorate independence day but it also highlighted that most in the armed forces still seem to back then his whalers in battle president. mad

petersburg there isn't much information about monday's blaze but the defense ministry has confirmed the sailors were killed by toxic fumes from the fire. and a team of swiss scientists say planting one trillion trees would be enough to absorb the carbon dioxide emissions that are fueling the world's climate crisis the trees would cover a landmass the size of the united states but scientists say it's no substitute for using less known or new opel and she's also. the president of has defended how soccer's world governing body handled allegations of sexual abuse instead of female players in afghanistan allegations of abuse 1st surfaced back in november last month the president of the afghan football association was fired the 1st says it couldn't have acted and if asta. last month banned for life the former president of the afghanistan football federation kind of would encounter on the world body's ethics committee found him guilty of abusing his position and sexually abusing female players. however the team's coach said she and players had raised concerns to fifa and the asian football

it was taking off from dallas area and heading to st. petersburg in florida. gabe gutierrez, what do we know about what caused the crash? what do we know about the victims? >> reporter: ntsb investigators are on the ground sifting through the wreckage. that's the hangar the small plane slammed into. you can see the melted siding from all that heat. eight passengers were killed and we're learning a little bit of information about the victims. the authorities have not publicly identified them but a local school in plano, texas just sent out a letter to its community saying that there were four members of one family that were among the victims, two of them were teenagers. and we expect to get more information on them throughout the day as well as confirmation of the victims from the medical examiner a little later on today. nbc news has learned that authorities do have surveillance video of the incident and that the plane at one point rolled over, inverted and slammed into that hangar. it was an incredible scene, smoke billowing that could be seen for miles. now

petersburg there isn't much information about monday's blaze but the defense ministry has confirmed the same as were killed by top 6 teams from the fire. of venezuela's president nicolas maduro and opposition leader. have held separately as to mock the country's independence day 22 political prisoners were released hundreds more remain in custody has ruled out holding talks with the president. thank god without their support president maduro could quickly lose his grip on power. the military parade was held to commemorate independence day but it also highlighted that most in the armed forces still seem to back in his way was embattled president. maduro used the festivities to address the opposition saying dialogue is the way to end venezuela's political crisis don't have time to compete or stop with the conspiracies stop with the plots stop with the evil stop with the plans to destabilize and harm venezuela from the new movie the freedom it is when it is while a wants peace and work and that's why i repeat my call for national dialogue of the . i mean while opposition leader was sen

i recently learned that from russia, st. petersburg and organization was created. west virginia coal miners for trump. st. petersburg russia. it is that interference that is taking place. watch out for that. hitler came to power through election. remember that. as i mentioned japanese-americans, catholic americans. it is ba bad public debate that took place after the mistreatment of the mccarthy era came the role of our civil rights leaders that uplifted the entire nation and mankind to a higher dignity. your role has already been decided and chosen for you. accept that i've been chosen to lead. look at the courage, look at the courage she has become the symbol of courage for this nation. if you knew who she was. it is that which lies ahead for each and every one of us. when i get tired of traveling and speaking for thousands of men and women that defend the country, i traveled to arlington cemetery section 60 i go and stand. they died defending these issues into their tombstones speak to us. we died defending the multiracial democracy. how dare you don't stand for

petersburg, russia. candace mccowan tells us it can up this >> reporter: the ability to make you old has gone viral. drawing in celebrities like the jonas brothers, and kevin hart. i even used it only to find out i will look like disney's grandmother willow and mama coco in 300 years. jokes aside, business law attorney, elizabeth weinstein said she checked the face app developing company wireless lab and had concerns. >> it stuck out to me this is a company located in russia. i was concerned this data will be going to russia, it will be accessible to russia. >> reporter: no nefarious connections confirmed. wireless lab based in st. petersburg, russia andrew is run by this man who released a statement wednesday saying even though the core research and development team is located in russia, the user data is not transferred to russia. >> he may be completely telling the truth but he does not control what happens tomorrow. it does not mean they are necessarily bad people but they are subject to russia as opp

petersburg controlled by our influenced by the kremlin would have had an impact in our election, and thinking about it in as black and white a sense of, were votes changed, sort of misses the larger impact. >> that's right. we forget in total -- this study was one part. russia really did three things that any other american political campaign could not do on their own. they hacked and released information that drove the mainstream media narrative around the election. the second thing is they could time the release of the hacked material. just one example, the access hollywood tape came out that was really damaging to donald trump within less than an hour wikileaks started dropping emails that changed the narrative. many times as this study points out, you see research amplification. they amplify the social media content to such aics tent it distorted the reality. particularly for two thirds of the accounts they made to look like and talk like conservatives. that it was key audience they were engaging. that's the trump supporting audience. you found it remarkable that it seemed to cor

russia invested resources, used internet research agencies, a building in st. petersburg, people posing at americans tried to win over the hearts and minds of conservative voters. we don't know if it worked in election. it work in the polling. when twitter does the most active, 2016 election polls shifted towards president trump. >> how heavily should we lean on this data, joyce, because there's a difference between causation and correlation. how do we know what do with this information? >> we need to be really careful about this data. it would be easy to take it too far. what this data tells us is there needs to be more study done. if data will lend itself to an interpretation of whether the election was influenced. but this study was only on twitter so, we have to think about whether it's qualitatively different from other social media. it only looks at the influence on polling. doesn't look at whether they're voting was influenced. it's predictive. it indicates what we know, that social media did influence peoples' views. we should be careful not too jump to

the flight was heading to st. petersburg, florida. abc's jim ryan has more from dallas. >> reporter: investigators are at the scene of this deadly plane crash just north of dallas. >> all the rescue vehicles are responding to the emergency. >> reporter: the twin engine beechcraft crashing into a hangar at addison airport sunday morning shortly after takeoff. >> attention all aircraft on the tower, everybody stand by. we had an accident on the field, expect not to go out any time soon. >> reporter: a spokesman for the town of addison said the plane lifted into the air, then veered left and according to witnesses rolled over. thick black smoke could be seen billowing from the crash site. the plane was destroyed. >> it was really thick. like you could tell there was some burning chemicals or, you know, gas or oil. it definitely looked black enough for it to be serious. >> reporter: the medical examiner confirms that all ten people on board were killed. authorities are now working to identify the victims and notify their families. no one

it was headed to st. petersburg, nrg nrg. two were killed and five injured after a driver driveing the wrong way lawed into another car head-on. it happened between the fish ranch road and wilder road exit. the driver and pass sen jersey traverse citying the wrong way were both killed. the driver and passengers in the other car were taken to hospitals with major injuries. the chp says it appears the saturn driver was under the influence of drug, alcohol or both. >> the council is expected to approve an ordinance in vallejo this week. managers at two apartment complexes tried to raise rent by a hundred percent. to prevent price gouging after the 2017 and 2018 wildfire, former governor jerry brown signed an executive order to cap the rate hikes. >> san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting. officers found the victim around 1:00 this morning. two possible suspects were seen driving away in a car but investigators don't yet have a description. >> four people including 12- year-old boy recovering wounde during a sho

. >> reporter: tragedy near dallas a small plane heading to st. petersburg, florida, crashed into a hangar shortly after takeoff. >> aircraft on the tower. everybody stand by. we had an accident on the field. not going out anytime soon. >> reporter: witnesses in addison say the plane veered to the left before rolling over. its left wing swashing into the building sending thick, black smoke billowing from the crash site. >> really thick. you could tell burning chemicals, gas or oil. definitely looked black enough for it to be serious. >> reporter: the eight passengers and two crew members were killed. >> we don't know a lot about the people onboard at this point. >> reporter: no one on thehurt. the hgar was empty at the tile. ntsb working to determusofhecra. investigators were trying to determine the plane's tail number. >> the aircraft apparently changed hands here recently. s it's not clear to us at this time what the proper tail number is. >> reporter: the ntsb says it will look into the pilot's background and says videos of the crash will be a

. >> this kitty is in st. petersburg and they're trying to get it out. all they have is a bucket and long string. they have to depend on the cat to figure it out. will the cat do it? >> no. >> what? >> they're always difficult. >> when you put a box on the floor cats are like i want to get in that. so maybe the cat will get in. >> let's see what happens when they lower it down with food inside. definitely will take the bait. now what will the cat do when they start slowly raising the bucket up? >> don't mess this up for yourself. >> thank you. thank you. and look at the kitty. a picture with his rescuers. >> sweet. >> now that song said your milkshake brings what to the yard? >> all the boys to the yard and they're like -- >> that's how the song goes but if you leave your milk shake trash in your yard it will bring the hedgehogs. this is in the netherlands. finally this guy goes over and pulls it off and says thank you and runs off. >> it's like yeah, that happened. >> just a reminder. pick up your trash so little animals like this don't get hurt. >> the

petersburg russia. according to faceapp's terms, when you upload your photo, you grant faceapp a potential new revocable license to use your content. >> it could be nothing or it could mean they are using it for ads inside the application or it could mean they are putting your face on a bulletin board in russia to advertise a spa. it could mean anything. >> the ceo of faceapp said most images are deleted from the servers within 48 hours and that 99% of users don't actually log in so faceapp doesn't have identifying information. he said the company does not share you their information with third parties. >>> drama in d.c. as democrats in the house killed the articles of impeachment against president trump. still ahead, what the president had to say during a rally. >>> say goodbye to manholes. berkeley is banning a list of used words in official docuat the bay bridge, we have a of the outside cash lanes and we will let you know more when we come back. >>> the word today is cooler. it will be cooler for al

left with a massive hole in its roof and outer wall the plane was based in addison and traveling to st. petersburg, florida, scheduled to arrive about three hours after takeoff. >> preliminarily we've noted that the airplane was damaged by impact forces and a post-impact fire my team is starting to gather information on scene >> reporter: the investigation now in the hands of the national transportation safety board will try to determine exactly what happened and why dan sheneman, nbc news >>> now to north korea and what is next. this weekend president trump became the first sitting commander in chief to cross the demilitarized zone sharing a historic handshake with kim jong-un. supporters say it could jump-start stalled talks with north korea while critics called it a glorified photo op. nbc's tracie potts has the latest from washington, d.c. as they look to the plan ahead, two to three weeks is what the president says they've got >> reporter: that's the big question, richard, was this a pr move tha korea or scaling back on nuclear programs president trump stepping into history. the f

quite a sight, not what you would expect in st petersburg. absolutely. paddle boarding is quite hard, have you ever tried it? i imagine you would need good core strength to stand up and hold yourself. would need good core strength to stand up and hold yourselfm would need good core strength to stand up and hold yourself. it looks like it should be really easy, and throwing a few waves and you have no hope! throwing in a bit of wind and rain will really shake things up at the end of the day. they will need a lot of core strength today! shane lowry, he has had phenomenal rounds, four shots ahead, so it is really his to lose. he has been in a similar position at the us open three years ago, so we eagerly await how he gets on. the thousands of fans at royal portrush for the open championship were treated to one of the great major rounds, with shane lowry hitting a course record 63. the irishman's got a four shot lead heading into today's final round, but will have to be wary of the weather and the english, as adam wild reports. royal portrush has never seen

all traced back to this troll farm in st. petersburg known as the ira. run by a close friend of vladimir putin. that is sweeping. that is systematic. you had the stolen dnc emails, stolen john podesta emails. all released with intent. this was times to have impact on this election and we have another presidential election coming up next year. and the expectation from everyone in the intelligence community and law enforcement is that russia will try again. imagine if russia does and how this country will receive that given that the fact of this interference has become a partisan issue. it should not be, but it is because the president has made it such. >> we've heard from the president and others close to the white house that suping information from the russians -- there's not necessarily something wrong with that. you're looking at live pictures of the committee hearing room. we are going to take a quick break. we'll be right back with more on robert mueller under oath testifying before the american people. you ever wish you weren't a motaur? sure. somet

are pretty stunning location, st petersburg. gavin isjoining us for the petersburg. gavin is joining us for the sport. the open, how exciting! shane lowry is now leading, it was the best round he played in the third round, and it was unreal to watch, he is now in the lead by four shots. it is a captivating final—round ahead, because we have a lot of englishmen involved. a treat for thousands of fa ns involved. a treat for thousands of fans at royal portrush, who were there to enjoy one of the great majors from shane lowry, hitting a course record 63. he has a four shot lead heading into the final round. he has to be wary of the weather and the english, as we report. royal portrush has never seen anything quite like this. the open championship was always going to be special. you could have predicted just how special. the cause of the excitement on the causeway coast, ireland's shane lowry. the gallery was packed and he didn't let them down, cheers ringing around the course as putts dropped and records did as well. he now has a four shot lead. it has been an incredib

they were traveling with their mother and stepfather heading to st. petersburg, florida. steven and gina feeling were also on board. investigators with the national transportation safety board found the cockpit voice recorder last night. >> our team recovered the cockpit voice recorder, and it is being downloaded now in the washington, d.c., laboratory of the ntsb. >> pilot david snell witnessed the crash. >> myself and my other pilot friend, we knew that that airplane was not producing the type of takeoff power that it typically would by the sound. plus it wasn't climbing the way it typically would. it appeared a little tail low, and we knew that that airplane was in trouble. >> reporter: the twin engine beechcraft super king was taking off at the north end of the airport. witnesses say it lifted off the runway reaching about 500 feet when it began losing power and altitude. the plane then veered left and dropped its left wing before slamming into the hangar. when you're watching this all happen, as a pilot what is going through your mind? >> sickness. all my years of fl

petersburg, florida. scheduled to arrive about three hours after take off >> preliminarily we've noted that the airplane was damaged by impact forces and a post-impact fire my team is starting to gather information on scene >> reporter: the investigation now in the hands of the national transportation safety board who will try to determine exactly what happened and why. dan scheneman, nbc news. >> well, one small step for man, a giant leap in diplomacy for north korea. this week president trump became the first sitting commander in chief to cross the korean demilitarized zone sharing a handshake with kim jong-un some say it could jump glorifie engel has more >> reporter: hey, phillip. it certainly showed president trump's love of the dramatic ant trump's few steps into north korea are steps toward peace president trump was first to arrive and walked slowly toward north korea in the no man's land of the demilitarized zone or dmz. still unclear if he was coming, kim jong-un then emerged, walking faster to c

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petersburg lester >> terrifying video to watch all right, tom, thanks >>> we turn to health news now a new development to the fight against alzheimer's disease. doctors are now focusing on inflammation as a possible factor and they say there are some simple things that people can do to reduce their risk. dr. john torres tells us more. >> who is that >> reporter: connor o'brien is like so many americans, struggling to take care of a father with alzheimer's. >> growing up he was the life of the party, you know, class clown. and now i just look at him he's my hero, and just cry >> reporter: after so many drug failures, now scientists have a promising new target, inflammation >> so this is what a healthy brain should look like but when there is inflammation and disease, the nerve cells are wiped out, decimated, just threads of them left >> reporter: dr. rudy tansy at massachusetts general hospital discovered inflammation kills millions of nerve cells, shutting down the area responsible for thinking and memory and he says there are things you can do now to fight inflammation >> so these l

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hole in its roof and outer wall nbc news has learned the plane was based in addison and traveling to st. petersburg, florida, scheduled to arrive about three hours after take off. >> preliminarily we've noted that the airplane was damaged by impact forces and a post-impact fire my team is starting to gather information on scene >> reporter: the investigation now in the hands of the national transportation safety board who will try to determine exactly what happened and why. dan scheneman, nbc news. >> a 43-year-old el salvadorian man is the latest migrant to die in the u.s. customs border protection the man who crossed into the u.s. was being held at a processing senor it in mcallen, texas, where he became ill and collapsed. he lart died at the hospital the man was traveling with his daughter who will remain in the shelter for now. at least two other adults and five children have died in custody since december >> the streets of new york were flooded with rainbows and glitter on sunday as millions across the globe gathered to celebrate world pride commemorating 50 years since the riots o

in st. petersburg, rus desjardins: by the end of 2016, the russians had set up fake social media accounts that reached millions of voters aimed at promoting trump o dividing americans.th branghamrussians created fake hashtags, like #kidsfortrump. they bought thousands of online ads. they impersonated u.s. citizens and set up real political rallies, like a 2015 confederate rally in hston. they made posters like this one of "miners for trump" to promote a rally in pittsburgh in 2016. desjardins: the mueller report lays out how this ensnared real american political operatives, including the trump campaign and its allies. donald trump jr. and top advise like kellyanne conway all retweeted these fake accounts. let's go to page 34 for an example. it shows a 2016 facebook post se from candidate trump h where he thanked organizers and promoted a rally in miami. but mueller writes that russians in the ira organized that rally, and even used a fake facebook account to brag that, "mr. trump posted abou

he is originally from st. petersburg, russia, but fought xclusively here in the u. since turning pro in the 2016. the russian boxing federation will announce whether anyone is at fault for his death. >>> northern virginia man is accused of secretly filming women in a public restroom and dressing aroom. >> frederick policearrested him last month. he tried to record or take photos of women undressing inside an oldor navy st in may. a second incident happened two weeks later at ahobby lobby as an employee was using a restroom. she noticed a man pointing his phone over the top of the stall. >>> a tow truck driver is facias ult charges. he tried to tow a car with a woman and two children and a dog still inside. he was working for a&a towing. last thursday night he tried to remove a car while the driver was inside and nearby business. police say the driver came out. there was some st of confrontation and ziod punched him and caunhooked the and took off. police caught up with him and then arrested him. >>> you're time right now is 4:35. look at top stories we're working on

according to flight records, the small twin engine plane was en route to st. petersburg, florida. the identities of the victims have not been publicly released, but ntsb will be looking at several factors to determine what caused the crash. everything from weather to pilot's experience to communications with the tower. now, as for weather, it was mostly sunny with a few clouds and calm winds at the time of take-off right now, the cause of this crash remains a mystery. craig? >> gabe gutierrez for us there in addison, texas. gabe, thank you. >>> now to the historic meeting between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. mr. trump becoming the first sitting u.s. president to cross into that country. nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel is in seoul, south korea, with the very latest. good morning, richard. >> reporter: good morning. so we know president trump liked it he talked a great deal about it. now, we know what the north koreans thought about it the north koreans just released on state television a mini documentary less than 24 hours after this meeting

and that has meant that he's been able to mobilize people across the country not just in moscow and st petersburg the 2 biggest cities to come out for kind of mass protests he's not the only authorization figure on the scene here in russia and in fact. but he is in some ways the face of the opposition and we've seen that that this duma election has been one of the rare cases where the opposition including me have been able to kind of unite around these upcoming elections and the protests that we've seen recently as well our correspondent and we sure when reporting there for a strum moscow thank you emily. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world an attack blamed on boko haram militants has left 65 people dead in nigeria the attack took place in a village in borno state in the northeast of the country the victims were attending a funeral when they were gunned down by a gang of militants in their hands and riding motorbikes. at least 3 people are dead and 15 injured after a gunman opened fire on a food festival in northern california social media capt

>>investigators say the plane was actually headed to st. petersburg florida. it had been previously owned by a private charter company in chicago. the san francisco pride parade came to a standstill for about an hour yesterday. eric dyer shot the video you're seeing here on the screen. it shows protesters on market right near 6th street. police say a group that oppose what they corp the pride parade blocked the route. he actually sat on the road linking arms together. police say the barricades threw water bottles and even injured one of the officers. police ended up arresting 2 people from that protest. in national news hate crimes are continuing to rise across the country and often religious groups are the target and that's why lawmakers are now trying to get groups more money to combat the rising threats kron four's washington correspondent raquel martin has the story. >>from the 2015 brutal murder of worshipers at a charleston south carolina church, the 2017 bombing of a minnesota mosque. and the 2018 shooting massacre of jewish people at a pittsburgh synag

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the plane was headed to st. petersburg, florida. the ntsb says they recovered the cockpit voice recorder, but other crucial evidence was destroyed. >> unfortunately, due to the extensive post-impact fire and damage incurred during the impact sequence, other systems are virtually destroyed. >> and marcus joins us now live from the scene of that crash. marcus, we just heard the ntsb say they recovered the cockpit voice recorder, but this plane did not have a flight data recorder? >> reporter: yeah, cecilia. as you know, this type of plane does not require a flight data recorder, and that's going to make it harder for investigators as they look into this deadly crash. now, the cockpit voice recorder, however, it is already in washington being analyzed and investigators are listening to the back ground noise, hoping it will lead them to a critical clue that can help them figure out what brought this plane down. cecilia? >> okay, marcus, thank you. >>> we'll turn next tonight to that breaking news. the mysterious death of a major league

the plane, bound for st. petersburg, florida, had ten people onboard, including two crew members and a family of four with two teenaged children voice recorder and they say eight seconds before the crash, you can hear a crew member talk about a problem with the aircraft's left engine. the investigation continues. david? >> all right, marcus moore tonight. marcus, thank you. >>> there has been a major break in the investigation into the death of a beloved african-american activist in baton rouge. her body was found in the trunk of her car. a short time ago, authorities now announcing they have a suspect in custody, and what they've now learned. here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: tonight, police announcing an arrest in the murder of beloved baton rouge civil rights leader sadie roberts-joseph. >> we received so many phone calls from the community when they learned it was miss sadie. >> reporter: ron jermaine bell, a convicted sex offender, has been charged with first degree murder. >> we believe that ron bel

in fact in the 2018 midterms, the national security agency shut down e internet research agency in st. petersburg for a number of days justo make surehat they could not sphere with our election. -- inrfere withur election they were so about it. if this is happening and mitch mcconnell not to let these- anodine measures and a start and not to even get a vote on the floor is pretty astounding. robert: manu, majority leader has cited the russian sanctions that -- the report on by the u.s. government and the trump administration and cited $380 million in grants congressional located to states last year. whenever i see you, you're roaming the halls of the u.s. senate. you're talking to lawmakers o both sides. what's the real state of play? is this all bout preserving his fragile relationship with president trump or kiis he a states' rights case? >> well, both. u know, he is making a states' rights case. that's how he's trying to contend that he's being idea logically consistent. -- ideologically consistent. but there are things that have n wide bipartiupport such as mandating backup paper

that plane was headed to st. petersburg, florida. >> president trump announced sunday the united states and north korea will restart nucleam talks which c during a meeting with kim jong-un. the surprise summit at the demilitarized zone lasted jusn under ahour. earlier, the president made history by becoming the first sitting u.s. president to enter north korea. critics worry president trump is elevating kim's stature on the world stage without getting any concessions. >> the nba season may haveanded ew weeks ago, but what happened sunday will have an impact on the league for years to come. the free agency period got under way with lots of star players including kevin durant changing teams. a ten-time all star and former golden state warrior announcing he'll sign a four-year contract with the brooklyn nets worth up to mi$164 ion. he'll be joined in boklyn by former cavs and celtics guard kyrie irving andhe nets immediately becoming contenders as a result of that. kristen welker, knicks fans. >> they're bummed, rig

it is based in st. petersburg russia and run by this man. even though the team is located in russia the user data is not transferred to russia. >> he doesn't control what happens tomorrow. it doesn't mean they are bad people but they are subject to russia opposed united states. >> according to face apps terms when you upload the photo you give worldwide license to use your user content. >> it could mean nothing or they are using it for ads in the application. it could mean they are putting your face on a bulletin board in russia to advertise a spa. they say most are treated in 48 hours. he said the company doesn't share user katta data with third parties. >> now to the presidential race. donald trump, jr. and his girlfriend are attending a fundraiser in the bay area. it was supposed to start at 6:00. the location is under raps. >>> tom steyer is in the city. he announced his candidacy last week. he wants his campaign to focus on climate change and fighting against corporate tax cuts. >>> the board of supervisors voted to table a practice pos

far in russia's far south st petersburg this is where the submersible is alleged to have come from. the russian capital as well saul vigils russia's president vladimir putin he offered his deepest condolences himself to the families that's what. we can say about what's going on inside of russia but the voice is the words of support would have been poor thing in from abroad as well from pope francis to prime ministers reason may have offered their condolences to the families to russia essentially now what is going on right now there is a special commission form that has been tasked with investigating what happened on board what caused the fire basically what happened after the after that fire broke out and is led by the russians unable to leave and so the next trove of official information we should expect from the findings and maybe even the verdict of that commission in the meantime families and like you say people across russia and around the world are remembering these people these heroes who really did prove their worth and i don't have a standoff there sorry thank you for comin

petersburg this is where the submersible is alleged to have come from moscow in the russian capital as well sort of vigils the words of support have been pouring in from abroad as well from pope francis to prime minister's reason may they have offered their condolences to the families to russia essentially now what is going on right now there is a special commission form that has been tasked with investigating what happened on board what caused the fire basically what happened after the after that fire broke out it does lead by russia's unable and so the next trove of official information we should expect from the findings and maybe even the verdict of that commission. just days after a trade war truce with china the white house is picking a new trade fight by threatening fresh tariffs on the e.u. the list includes $89.00 products worth $4000000000.00 including whiskey from around europe cheese and sausage is this is how the u.s. trade representative announced the news the office of the u.s. trade representative is soon to public comment supplemental list of products that could pote

. >> we found that russian trolls in st. petersburg tweeted and re-tweeted about seth rich more than 2,000 times. >> reporter: the story resonated with conservative commentators and russian media outlets. >> a brand-new bombshell in the murder. >> of d.n.c. staffer seth rich. >> in the middle of the night. and police have no leads. >> reporter: it also found its way to the white house. steve bannon, a former senior adviser to president trump, in march 2017 texted a "60 minutes" producer about the rich case, calling it "a huge story" and claiming that it was "a contract kill, obviously." the "60 minutes" producer confirmed receiving the texts but "60 minutes" never pursued the story. the theory has been debunked by local police and the f.b.i. >> it shows just how easy it is to manipulate news in this new era of social media. >> reporter: so we should expect to see attempts to do this again during the 2020 campaign? >> anybody that wants to manipulate american public opinion, planting phony stories on social media is the way t