broke out into lots of sunshine. that s the schedule for today. 6:00 69 degrees. a light northwesterly breeze. more northerly and sunshine will be in the middle 70s by midmorning. by noontime 82 and climbing. your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast when i come back in ten minutes. let s find out more about what s happening on the roads with jessica boyington and first alert traffic. we re watching our first accident early this morning on route 1. on the northbound side this is northbound right in here around 17th street. you can actually see police activity on the scene, all lanes are being blocked right now. now there s starting to be a backup. again, the northbound side of route 1. we ll have updates for you there as police activity is at the scene actively right now. out in abington we re watching out for an accident scene on sus susquehanna road. the conshohocken curve everything moving along just fine. eastbound, a 13-minute drive time from the blue route to the vin
brian williams. good evening, i m ann curry in for brian who is still in the air after reporting in south africa. and we begin with stunning new details. we re learning for the first time about what may have contributed to a plane yash in san francisco last july. now expert witnesses say it may have been an example of a pilot relying too much on computers. it s what they call ought make addiction. nbc s tom costello has been following this closely and joins us with details. reporter: this was a veteran airbus pilot at the controls of a boeing triple 7. he may not have understand with his superior in the cockpit, they didn t real ease they were flying 40 miles per hour too slow and didn t take action until just seconds before the crash when it was too late. from the ntsb, new video showing the plane crashing into the sea wall, cartwheeling around and slamming onto the runway. we offer our condolences to those who lost loved ones. reporter: today they laid out a fatal
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