further he was spotted by the sister station in the courtroom his parents expected to happen any moment now we posted the document laying out the charges against him and were prosecutors are saying he and a foundation bed. mark: on to bay area weather and traffic. anny h: we re looking at how conditions starting off on your wednesday morning to consider a live look at the golden gate we have clouds that have made is we always a little more about the kids are heading back to school and temperatures are in the 50s and 60s folk will start out faire rapport jacket or a light sweater and by the afternoon will sea temperatures getting up into the 60s and 70s by late morning or so by 3:00 p.m. look for mild to one conditions for talks in seven days in the bay and 84 our inland locations and 60 degrees in san francisco 64 oakland low 60s and san jose in the more good morning to you. anny h: high for today a breakdown like this not too bad no more triple digit heat no more 90s
arriving from dallas, and it is the second safety scare involving the airline now part of american airlines, since the weekend. here s kris van cleave. reporter: the panel door in this picture fell off a us airways flight as it was approaching charlotte, north noh carolina s airport this morning. brian francis watched as it landed on the seventh green of a golf course. the airline says the door is about 15 by 16 inches and weighs a few pounds. it came off an airbus a-321 like this one carrying 146 passengers. the door covers a hydraulic servicing area. the airline in a statement says, it would not cause a flight safety issue. but the incident comes as the national transportation safety board announced it s launching an investigation into a close call involving another us airways a-321 landing at charlotte s airported is. the pilots encountered wind sheer, as seen in this youtube video, that can make final approach treacherous. the plane took out landing light and it appear
the flames and are putting out hot spots. toni yates joins us with the developing details. toni? reporter: sade, diana, one woman we saw was crying her eyes out as she was talking on the phone to someone about the fire that either heavily damaged her apartment or completely destroyed it. it did not take long for the fire that started in one house to spread causing huge damage. we got an initial call at 12:505, record structure 12:55 for a structure. we have a total of five structures burning from 175 to 179. reporter: five homes igniting, 31 people displaced. she lives in the house where the fire started. she wasn t home but she got a frantic call from her mother. the house is on fire. me and the kids are outside, p.j. s, no shoes. it s gone. she kept telling me it s gone. i was coming home and i saw the smoke and everything. it was like is it my house. i see that it was four houses that caught on fire. reporter: firefighters are looking into the cause includi
there tonight? good evening. we begin tonight with a fear so many homeowners have, smelling gas in their home. fearing a potentially explosive leak. and a massive explosion and fire. more than 60 guests had just been warned to get out. making it out alive. the blast knocking people over. critically injuring one tonight. firefighters searching for two people, and late word that they re safe. but the explosion, the latest in a series of warnings tonight. neal karlinsky has the story. reporter: the search for the missing went on much of the day. the blast so powerful, firefighters who d just arrived at this motel 6 were blown back 20 feet, giving one of them a concussion. i have an explosion. looks like the east side of motel 6 just exploded. reporter: a 16-room chunk of the motel was torn off. i m glad you re okay. reporter: witnesses say the only reason dozens weren t killed is because motel clerk tonya hinds smelled gas and got everyone out. you did not hesitate?
now. announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. there is a fresh indication as we start tonight that hillary clinton s support among voters is eroding in the face of the scrutiny over e-mails she exchanged on a private server when she was secretary of state. while mrs. clinton remains the undisputed front-runner for the democratic nomination, new polling confirms a falloff both in the democratic race and in a match-up with gop front-runner donald trump. and it appears to be forcing some changes in her campaign. our political director chuck todd takes a closer look. reporter: on her first day of vacation in the hamptons hillary clinton is trying to take a few days off and celebrate president clinton s 69th birthday. but yet another poll today indicates that persistent questions about her handling of e-mails as secretary of state are taking a political toll. she s now under 50% in a democratic primar