something here has resonated with a few people, and that s kind of neat. i don t know. i see a reality show in his future, i think. i think you may be right. robin is off, we re glad to have elizabeth vargas back. there he is, steven slater going home after posting $2,500 bail. he said the first thing he wanted to do is have a hot bath and good meal. we ll hear more from him in a moment. he continues to garner a lot of support. also, more about that fatal plane crash that claimed the life of former alaska senator ted stevens and four others. rescuers had to be airlifted in and then had to hike more than a thousand feet to reach the crash site. the plane crashed with so much force it left a 300-foot gash in the side of the mountain. we ll talk to the first national guardsmen to reach the crash site, but first neal karlinsky is in anchorage, alaska with the latest on the crash. good morning to you, neal. the survivors are suffering from a variety of injuries here
there s a $40,000 reward on their heads, but two other fugitives are back behind bars. one was captured monday. reporter: by most accounts, tracy province was a model citizen during his brief fling. witnesses saw him singing at a church sunday night. he also spent time chatting with residents at a local bar. he talked at least two hours. wanted to hear stories about the local outlaws. reporter: he was arrested monday morning just 60 miles from yellowstone park. his ten day run came to an end peacefully although he was armed with a .9 millimeter handgun and carrying a hitchhiking sign. he was relieved that this manhunt was over for him. reporter: province is the second of three fugitives from kingman state prison to be captured. they escaped with one of their girlfriends july 30th. the search for the trio intensified over the weekend after police linked them to the murders of a couple on vacation in new mexico. with two behind bars now, marshals are taking aim at the
there s a $40,000 reward on their heads, but two other fugitives are back behind bars. one was captured monday. reporter: by most accounts, tracy province was a model citizen during his brief fling. witnesses saw him singing at a church sunday night. he also spent time chatting with residents at a local bar. he talked at least two hours. wanted to hear stories about the local outlaws. reporter: he was arrested monday morning just 60 miles from yellowstone park. his ten day run came to an end peacefully although he was armed with a .9 millimeter handgun and carrying a hitchhiking sign. he was relieved that this manhunt was over for him. reporter: province is the second of three fugitives from kingman state prison to be captured. they escaped with one of their girlfriends july 30th. the search for the trio intensified over the weekend after police linked them to the murders of a couple on vacation in new mexico. with two behind bars now, marshals are taking aim at the
the daily news, planely nuts. they re calling him a wing nut. a wing nut. because this this hits me so close to home i m not going to go through the details of it. i may tear up. but what happened with this guy? well, basically he got into a fight with a passenger. it happened. the passenger was standing up when he was supposed to be sitting down. you know, you land the plane and people get up before they re supposed to. anyway, the guy wouldn t listen to him. so he just said, i ve had it. hurled a few expletives apparently. it happens. grabbed a beer. oh, did he get a beer fl two. wait, first the passenger hit the guy on the head with his suitcase. and the flight attendant said, please apologize, and the passenger refused to apologize. so the guy then dropped an f bomb on the passenger, then they got on the p.a. and dropped an f bomb on the whole plane. then pulled the chute, then grabbed two rogue sodas, two beers and went out in fact, to ge
report from leesburg, jackie bensen, news 4. investigators in toledo, ohio are looking into the possibility that a crime in their area could be connected to the same suspect. toledo is two hours south of flint, michigan. an air quality advisory is in effect as the extreme heat returns. tom kierein says we may hit a record high today. taking a live look outside at 4:31. it is not that pleasant, even at this hour. still quite humid but as the day progresses similar to yesterday, we have to dry out by the afternoon. we ll have the heat and near record high, which is at 98 at reagan national. it s 78 at reagan national. and it s in the 70s from the shenandoah valley to the hes to western maryland and west virginia, low 60s in many locations this morning. as we look at the view from space, we have a mostly clear sky and clouds drifting through during the afternoon but we ll have lots of sun and the heat wave continues with afternoon highs soaring to near the record high of 9