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Students: We're Ms. Mulrey's sixth-grade class from St. Joseph's School, and Channel One News starts right now!

Azia:Whoa, thanks to the students from St. Joseph’s for that start to the show. I am Azia Celestino. Now let's get to the news.

And first up, the FBI and the U.S. Navy are now part of a team trying to figure out what happened to an EgyptAir flight that fell out of the sky over the Mediterranean Sea yesterday.Flight 804 was flying from Paris, France, to Cairo, Egypt, when the plane went off the radar. Egyptian officials suspect the cause was terrorism, but experts say it is too soon to reach that conclusion.

Mark Rosenker: Could it have been pilot issues, could it have been mechanical failure, could it have been a bomb? All of these things will be revealed when we finally are able to find the aircraft itself.

Azia: Greece says the plane was flying at 37,000 [feet] when it suddenly dropped, disappearing from the radar. Fifty-six passengers and 10 crew members were on board.

Okay, next up, the primary voting season only has a couple weeks to go, with states like California and New Jersey left in the mix. So whose name will be on the general election ballot this November? We take a look at where things stand in OneVote.

Bernie Sanders is hoping to win big in California despite some bad blood with the Democratic Party. His supporters got angry in Las Vegas last weekend, taking aim at party leaders.

Senator Bernie Sanders: To suggest that our campaign has anything to do with creating violence is an outrageand unacceptable and absolutely insulting.

Azia: Sanders is far behind Hillary Clinton in the delegate count. The former secretary of state has fewer than 100 delegates to go before locking up the Democratic nomination.

Meanwhile,Donald Trump is getting ready for the general election as the presumptive nominee for the Republicans. A new poll shows Trump beating Clinton by three points, but that is within the margin of error, so too close to call.

And don't forget, guys — with the election battle gearing up, we are looking for students to join our OneVote team here at Channel One. You will have the opportunity to work with us and have your voice heard, so fill out a form atChannelOne.com and upload a video to YouTube, and we will be in touch.

Okay, after the break, your favorite picks for NBT.

Azia: Last week's NBT redefines the idea of a green drink.Let's see what you thought.

We told you about the creation from Reduce Reuse Grow blooming in popularity — plantable coffee cups. So is it the next big thing? Seventy-three percent said,“Yes — give me a grande.” But 27 percent said,“No — what a waste.”

Let's dig into your responses.

Class: Mr. Slider's eighth-hour AP world history class from Milamora, Illinois…

Class: Hi, we're Mr. Simon's fifth-period world history class from Orlando, Florida, and we are the Pitchamore Hornets…

Class: We are Ms. Grenier's seventh-grade homeroom from McLaughlin Middle School in Manchester, New Hampshire, and we think plantable coffee cups are the next big thing.

Azia: But some of you thought this idea was a toss.

Class: This is Ms. Foye's Spanish 2 class from the Wake Young Men's Leadership Academy in Raleigh, North Carolina…

Class: Hi, we're from Imperial High School, and we don't think plantable coffee cups are the next big thing. Tiger pride!

Class: We're Ms. Sparrow's eighth-grade math class from Dresden, North Carolina, and we think the plantable coffee cups are not the next big thing.

Azia: Now since we are one week away from wrapping up this school year, we want to know what you think was the coolest and the biggest next big thing. From fashion with flair to high-tech inventions, here are the five most popular NBTs in order of votes, and it is time for you to decide who comes out on top.

Netflix socks — DIY footwear that will pause your favorite film when you start snoozing.

Next up, an invention that will keep you grounded the next time your teacher calls on you. We are talking about standing school desks.

Then it is the bike washing machine. Yep, a way to exercise while you do laundry by combining the spin cycle with spinning.

This next one is for anyone that wants to protect something you love.NeverWet allows your Jordans to stay in tip-top condition so you can stay fresh when you are caught tiptoeing in your Jordans.

And last up, one, two, three: If one car company has its way, you will be purchasing your first car from a vending machine.

It is a choice of epic proportions, and the power is completely in your hands. So head to ChannelOne.com to vote for your favorite next big thing of this year, and send us a video .

Okay guys, after the break, a graduation gift for the class of 2016.

Azia: It is that time of the year — graduation! But before the Sweet 16ers move on to their next chapter, we are looking back at all of the major news stories from your generationin a salute to the class of 2016.

President Bill Clinton: I did not have sexual relations with that woman.

President George W. Bush: These are opening stages of what will be a broad and concerted campaign.

President Barack Obama: I, Barack Hussein Obama, do solemnly swear…

The majority of those who died today were children — beautiful little kids between the ages of 5 and 10 years old.

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