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stance and tried to block intersections to keep cars from people but some believe the response they saw was too much. the san francisco police said they tried but not able to get a statement from the man who fell in the video. they also say there were other medical calls due to skateboarding but didn t have a total. they say an investigation is underway and part of that investigation, of course, will include looking at police body camera video. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. thank you. we re talking about this. here is the crash that prompted that call to 911. this is the legend of the skateboarding world. this is the editor of thrasher magazine considered by many the bible of skate boarding. his name is jake phelps. he took a major fall. 54 years old and went down hard. he suffered serious injuries witnesses say. despite multiple calls and a visit to thrasher magazine headquarters, we couldn t get an update. we ve been track ....
power and crashed a thousand feet from takeoff. he was an assistant profit professor of international studies at the university of san francisco. also onboard the plane a woman and two children. all three badly injured. nbc bay area cheryl hurd joins us at ucsf what do we know about the children and the woman? reporter: we know that they are recovering tonight. and we also know that bill goldman s office is right here behind me. he was a professor of international studies and a valued member of this community. and we also know that he died in that plane crash. three other people survived. tonight pilot william goldman s two children are being treated here at the hospital in oakland. they were air lifted here in two separate helicopters. medium following the crash in a nearby field near the sonoma sky park airport. the plane came into. robert castle o helped pry the children out of the plane. whoa i got there there was a little handout of the back window i though ....
federal investigators are trying to figure out what cause third degree deadly plane crash near the sonoma skypark airport. the pilot was killed and three people on board were injured. this is video of sky ranger showing what that scene looked like after the crash. bob redell joining us live near the crash site this morning with the information about the people who were tragically on board that flight. good morning, bob. reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. on board the plane, pilot and two children and adult woman taking off just before 1:00 yesterday afternoon from the sonoma skypark here behind me. their plane almost immediately in distress. witness we spoke with said that the small single engine sr-22 ascended to around 75 feet. the engine sputtered an cut out twice before the plane crashed in the field about 1,000 feet from the airport. you can see in the video from sky ranger, the pilot deployed an emergency parachute to slow the plane s descent a. num ....
good evening. it s been just over six months since the deadliest structure fire in oakland history, and now the families hope to find new clues how it started. the fire burned last december. and within months, debris was trucked to an empty field where it has sat virtually untouched ever since. vic lee joins us live with a look at what searchers hope to find and why it s so important. vic? reporter: what the plaintiff s attorneys hope to find here is anything at all, frankly, that will help their civil law suit against those they believe were responsible for that fire. now, it will be a fishing trip. it s going to be very difficult, they say. but that search is going on behind me right at the end of that small road. the searchers have been there all day. this is the evidence field, tons of charred debris from last december s inferno. we re here with our experts looking for evidence. reporter: it s like trying to find a needle in a hay stack. a second locatio ....
nine on your side is live with complete team coverage on every aspect of today s shooting inside madison high school. here is what we know right now. 14-year-old james austin hancock faces felony attempted murder charges. his friends call him austin.he will stand before a judge in the morning. police say he pulled the trigger of a 380-caliber around 11-30 inside the school s cafeteria.two people were hit.they are 15-year-old cameron smith and 14-year-old cooper caffery.they are both in stable condition. condition.the school says they are in very high spirits tonight. two more people were hit by flying shrapnel.they are brant murray and katherine doucette.she posted on facebook that she was grazed. but is okay. madison local schools are closed tomorrow. it just went like boom, boom, boom, boom - like 5 or 7 times times time we are hearing from one of the alleged shooter s friends. friends.she was on the other side of the lunch table when austin hancock pulled out a gun. she ....