good afternoon, everybody, i'm larry beil. >> more major developments from investigators looking into the cause of the asiana airlines crash at sfo. investigators said the bright light the flying pilot reported seeing didn't actually affect his vision. that light could been a reflection from the sun. >> the review of the cockpit voice recorder found no mention about the plane's declining speed until nine seconds before impact. the pilots knew they were

coming in too high, then too low for a safe landing. >> during the approach there were statements made in the cock pitd first about being above the glide path. then, being on the glide path then being below the glide path. all of these statements were made as they were on at approach into san francisco. >> now, investigators also revealed all plane auto flight systems appear to be functioning normally. the impact tore open the plane's door that is why three of the four flight attendants sitting there were are ejected. investigators revealed the fire that engulfed the center of the plane after the crash started in the right engine. the plane's fuel tanks were not punctured and jet fuel did not burn. >> five days after the deadly plane crash at sfo process of removing wreckage and reopening the airport is

underway. sky 7 shows us some of the clean up today and a large crane removed some of the larger pieces from the runway inclurding the wheels here is a map. the airport three other runways are open. abc 7 news is live from across the airport in burlingame for us. laura? >> yes. hi. well removeal of the debris has begun. at least a smaller pieces. all things that were on the runway itself has been completed. next begins removing the fuselage so it can be put together and further examined in a local hangar. >> these recovery operations of the aircraft of 214 will entail cutting the aircraft structure and taking aircraft out piece by piece. >> removeal of the gutted

fuselage of fleegt 214 expected to begin as soon as tonight. >> it's a big structure going to need to be removed carefully. and they'll cut through to remove seks of the wings then cutting through fuj lauj to remove section autos throughout the bay, has at that time and crews worked side by side recovering debris big and small. abc 7 news learned discussions underway to move the fuselage to one two of giant hangars. super bay or a similar facility across the bay in oakland international airport. once all debris is gone, officials will begin restoring runway 28-l to usable condition. >> one of the things we don't know is when we lift up the aircraft and move it out of the way, what is left to be done underneath the aircraft? we expect there is going to be a lot of hazardous fuel, hydraulic feuds that needs to

be cleared up. >> the reopening will be a relief to passengers who have had to endure five days of long delays and cancellations. >> keeps getting delayed. we're just waiting. >> this week there have been 100 cancellations per day. >> some of the asiana flight attendants on board flight 214 returned home to south korea today. their flight land and they were met at gate by the airline ce skpo. news cameras. several broke down in tears. the cabin manager credited with carrying some injured passengers off the plane explained why there was a delay in getting everybody off the plane. >> among 12 flight attendants seven were injured by the inflated slides so they were

not able to participate in the rescue process, unfortunately five of us had to rescue the passengers and that is why there was a delay in the process. >> six of the 12 flight attendants suffered injuries serious enough they're still here in, san francisco. one released from the hospital today and ntsb investigators will want to interview them before they head home. >> 35 students were heading to a summer camp here in the san fernando valley. tonight that school is holding a prayer vigil for victims and survivors. students were planning t spend three week was the group. the camp has been cancelled. the two 16-year-olds were killed were heading to that camp in los angeles county. >> take a look at the picture that's they sent from the dinner attended at chinese consul general's home this, was posted on the consulate's web site.

students posted other pictures saying the consul general encouraged them to be brave and offered his continued support. >> earlier he arranged for students to have video conversations with families back home and gave them san francisco tee shirts. one udent descr much-needed tasf home and sent abc 7 morning news anchor a direct message this morning san francisco is a great city. you can get alerts on the crash investigation on our new abc 7 news smart phone app. and remember if you have our current app you're going to need to down load the new one. >> we'll have more on the asiana crash happening later but now, in oakland desperate search for a missing 21-year-old dapne webb continues. police arrested her father on felony child endangerment charges. he reported her missing yesterday around 11:00 in the morning. the search is focused on

waters off mlk regional shore line. that is where abc 7 news is live now with the latest. allen? >> yes. police set up a command post here because this is where the father is believed to have taken his daughter many times, he appears to be -- last night they arrested him and charge charged him with child felony endangerment because he left his daughter in the store with his mother who is mentally ill. the amber alert still in effect. the search is beginning to look like a recoverry. a police boat using video cameras combed the area along mlk regional shore line. the girl's father told police his daughter was abducted from his black ford expedition yesterday while he was in this store on international boulevard. he said his mother had her

purse stolen, too. she's been unable to help. police who searched his apartment yesterday have been unable to find anyone who saw the 49-year-old father with his daughter before the abduction or in the past few weeks. >> we would like to narrow down a time line of last time they were seen together. and start working forward and backward so we're asking for assistance from the community to help us. >> the 2-year-old weighs 30 pounds and was last seen wearing orange pajamas with pink hearts on them z wearing pink socks, coming up, police ruled out the biological mother. friends and family say she's been in the hospital for an unknown condition. coming up at 5:00 i'll tell you about the phone conversation i had with john anthony webb's daughter today and will tell you why child protective services may know a little bit more about this case.

of course the coverage continues on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. >> allen, we'll see ought 5:00. >> san francisco police asking for help identifying this man who tried to rob two young people on a muni bus. the kids say the man sat next to them on market and 11th streets. then pulled a gun and demanded their cell phones. the two went to the driver to report what happened. the man apparently ran off. described as 21 years old, 180 pounds wearing a tee shirt and gray hooded sweat shirt. >> crews will be out tonight spraying insecticide against motorcycle that's have been -- mosquito that's have been infected with west nile virus this, is the area where the infected mosquitoes and dead crows were found. the area bordered by monterey high, blossom avenue and could beel road.

>> let's get a check of the forecast now. >> here is spencer christian. >> skies were slow to cheer in some locations today. here is a live doppler 7. low clouds and fog near the coast and near some portions of the bay. it's sunnier inland. and here is a look at the first temperature readings from our roof cam here. looking out over the bay, actually, you can see a lot of blue sky here now. and temperatures 58 degrees in san francisco. 66 in oakland. mountain view, 70s. 72 in santa cruz. another live view from our mount tam camera looking down towards the bay. you kntd see it because of low clouds pushing through golden gate. 81 in fairfield. nild our inland locations. 72349 novato. a live view from our east bay hills camera. and this is our first forecast. low clouds, fog breezy and cool early morning hours

clouds linger and a cool start to the day then turning out sunny skies inland by afternoon, breezy at the coast. high temperatures ranging from upper 50s at doift low to mid-80s inland tomorrow, i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. larry, carolyn? >> thank you. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 sizzling debate over bacon may come to an end today. how it could affect a restaurant. plus... >> just stunning images here. face-to-face with a wall of mud cars are washed away in a mudslide. you'll hear from one rescue driver, next. >> then at 4:30 will the real races go on? critical ruling today on the america's cup race. >> and taking a look the traffic right now this, is the san francisco skyway. it's heavy traffic especially for those drivers on the lefthand side of the screen. it's not much better for krifrz heading south towards peninsula and beyond.

happening now at city hall a hearing about a restaurant opening that is drawing national attention. the planning commission will decide if bacon bacon with k.reopen at its location. it's operated a food truck but had to close the first brick and mortar establishment after neighbors complained of the strong smell coming from the sizzling bacon. the commission may place restrictions on the

restaurant. >> i don't want to restrict hours or tell people to put a dog outside for a minute or two while waiting for a sandwich. the truck can only park there 15 minutes per day. those are things that are unreasonable. >> news of the san francisco food fight appear today on the "wall street journal" and crews have good morning america and other network shows are covering today's hearing because everybody loves bacon. >> well, not everybody, i guess. >> clearly not everyone. >> microsoft reshuffles key executive roles and yahoo employees grade marisa myer. >> good afternoon, larry and carolyn. sweeping changes happening at microsoft. the software giant announced a broad restructuring getting rid prof duct focused units to help microsoft grow as mobile usage rises amid declining pc sales. yahoo ceo march yais my jer lose something popularity among employees.

according to glass door 84% of yahoo employee as proved of her leadership down from 91% in the third quarter of last year. samsung has taken the mobile net traffic crown from april yes. more people use samsung phones over apple devices to surf the web that. is adorgd a study leased by stat counter which monitors web usage across a network of three million web sites. stocks jumped today sending index above record closing level. your bloomberg silicon valley closed higher today boosted by a nearby 12% gain in shares and sprint is trying to win more customers with new unlimited service plans. plan as lou unlimited calls, texts and data for as long as they have sprint contracts. this just hours after sprint's takeover was complete bid japan's soft bank. from bloomberg studios i'm

emily chang. larry, carolyn, back to you. >> been incredible weather this week. punishing winds. >> it's a tornado outside pittsburgh, pennsylvania. a man saw this funnel cloud and started recording. it did touch the ground no. reports of injuries from this twister but the storm system is causing destructions. >> a flash flood of mud caught colorado motorists off guard. this combination of dirt and running water swept out a canyon. closing a four-mile stretch of the highway. you can see cars are just gone, taken away. one counter recalled when she and her daughter found themselves swecht away by the mud. >> first thing my daughter said is what should we do? when we sought wall of water.

i said run this way that. is what we did. >> the red cross opened up shelters for residents seeking higher ground. >> remarkable. >> looks like a swift-moving river of mud. >> that is what happened. you can have flash flooding with mud. it's wacky but it does happen. we've got beautiful calm weather. sunny skies right now we have low clouds and fog along the coast and near the bay. here is a live view from our camera looking over bay bridge looking over the bay we'll see wide spread low clouds tonight,

sunny along the way and inland tomorrow. we'll have clouds lingering at the coast and a warmer pattern developing for the weekends that will carry us into next week. similar patterns last night. early tomorrow morning there could be reduced visibility because of the low clouds and fog that pushed inland. lows into mid-50s, low 50s in the north bay. now, let's pull back to give you a look at our satellite image. upper level lows pushing inland now to our north. breezy conditions will accompany the passage of that low so we'll have cool conditions at the coast tomorrow. mild inland. and let's move along now to take a look at conditions we expect to develop tomorrow. in the south bay, sunny skies by afternoon. 76 in santa clara. 77 san jose. 81 down in morgan hill.

on the peninsula, highs about 23468 san mateo. low 70s in redwood city. breezy on the coast and pleasant at pacifica. downtown san francisco, a high of only 62 tomorrow. 59 in the sunset district. lots the sunshine by afternoon, up to get 90 degrees. most of the north bay loks will have highs into 70s. 77 in sonoma. 76 napa. highs up to 66 in oakland. 67 san leandro. and castro valley. inland east bay, warmer with highs into low to mid-80s, here is the accu-weather forecast. we've got the warming trend over the weekend. highs around 90 degrees or above. low 90s around the bay. 60s on the coast. cooler monday but warming up again tuesday, wednesday, thursday. so not a lot of variance in

the forecast there after tomorrow. once warming up we'll remain warm for a while. >> we'll take nice. >> yes. yes. >> up next getting married can be quite the rollercoaster ride, especially this one. we'll take to you their bay area ceremony. >> then life in space can be difficult but especially if you're trying to style hair. the hassle of doing something most of us never think twice about. >> and taking a look at traffic right now, on the san mateo bridge things moving nicely in both directions there. abc 7 news at 4

a couple decided to tie the knot today. >> they wanted to experience ups and downs of holy ma tri moany saying i do on the gold striker roller coaster. the groom answered the question on everybody's mind. why here? >> we wanted to be different than everybody else. we wanted to do our thing. our way. and we enjoy roller coasters. that is what we did. >> michael and his wife, susan plan to celebrate by going on rides all day long, especially, they say the rapids and they chose great america because apparently park officials said yes when they asked them.

>> now, you would have been interesting if they had a justice of the peace on the roller coaster. >> that is what i was hoping for. do you take this woman to be your -- who is going to have that skill set? >> it had been shut down because it was too loud. luckily, everybodies -- everything was fixed. >> i believe the first wedding dress on that coast year that is a fair bet. yes. >> adam sandler talks to grown ups and a health update on randy travis. >> hollywood stars are sending their love to randy travis in a texas hospital recovering from brain surgery after he saifrd stroke yesterday. doctors hope surgery will release pressure on his brain. he first caught a fireal infection led to heart failure and now a stroke. on twitter, singer leann rimes wrote my thoughts and prayers

are with with him and his family and william shatner tweeted sending good vibes his way. now we turn to new york city where the red carpet was packed with stars for a special screening of "grown ups 2". >> most guys i know from growing up and this couldn't be better. >> adam corolla hoping to make a movie of his own, last night asked fans to help pay for it using the web site fund anything. >> if you have an audience and are able to harness thark it seems like a good way to go. >> get more entertainment news on otrc.com. >> still to come questions about safety have plagued america's cup race. now a decision affecting how

the teams are racing this weekend. >> crews clean frup super storm sandy how it's making a difference. >> later a man loses control of his electric wheelchair falling on to tracks.

we begin with the latest developments on the crash of asiana flight 214. >> the national transportation safety board wrapped up its final briefing about an hour ago. we have detailed animation showing how it happened. voice rofrders reveal the pilot did not talk about the declining speed until just nine seconds before impact. >> one of the three warned the plane was highing -- flying too high, then too low that. happened just 34 seconds before the crash. >> a light reported seeing could have been a reflection from the sun. today, clarifying nobody else reported seeing it investigators described severity of the damage. the floor of the plane disintegrated before the rear set of doors. that explains how treated and released of the four flight

attendants were ejected from the fuselage. tonight we'll take a look at what pilots do to control the pilot and a local surgeon that helped treat some of the injured. >> international journey decided america's cup teams from itally and new zealand won their appeal. that means there will be a real race in the america's cup. >> there were question about the safety of the boats after the death of andrew simpston in may when an artemis boat cap sized. mark? >> here it s 23 page decision along with word itally and new zealand will race this saturday. the jury's decision went against the regatta director but calmed waters for a bit. in the interest of safety america's cup director told the team that's they could increase the size of the winglets to make boats more stable and could increase the weight of the boat presumably to add more strength.

those changes came after team artemis's yacht collapsed in may. today, a jury of experts appointed by the america's cup event ruled the regatta director overstepped authority. >> we abide by the jury. i'm disappointed in it. but you know, we abide by it. >> the director told reporters today he will talk with the teams and the coast guard and event will move forward. new zealand's ceo says the decision levels the playing field. he's willing to give the team permission to bend rules if it gets them into the competition. >> if artemis needs leeway they're working hard. good guy ootz italian team of luna rosa declined to comment. artemis issued a statement saying it was disappointed but looking forward to getting the boat into the water. the crowd less than hoped for.

common tateors drawing little attention. and spectators understandably disappointed. >> it's not good. is it? >> no. the league spons juror asking for a third of the money back. america's cup organizers are trying to draw people into the event. they're also concerned about how this decision might impact liability issues. that is the story we're working on for abc 7 news at 6:00. >> we'll see you at 6:00. a saudi royal princess made a court appearance today in southern california facing human trafficking charges. 42-year-old did not enter a plea accused of forcing a kennan woman could-to-work as a domestic slave in her luxury condo in irvine. the woman claims she was forced to work 16 hours days for $220 a month. officers found 20 other women in similar conditions. >> the case against george

zimmerman will soon go to the jury. closing arguments got underway today. prosecutors urged jurors to hold zimmerman accountable. his defense team claims it was self-defense. marcy gonzales is following the courtroom action. >> a teenager is dead. >> the state wrapping up closing arguments in the george zimmerman murder trial making an effort to convince the jury zimmerman shot and killed trayvon martin because he wanted to. >> why does this defendant get out of the car if he thinks trayvon martin is a threat to him? why? why? because he's got a gun. >> the prosecutor tran planed to pull at the heart strings of the six women. >> this is one of the last photos that will be taken of trayvon martin. because of the actions of one individual, the defendant george zimmerman. >> the defense maintained zimmerman acted in self-defense and trying to get

the jury to acquit to leave the courtroom believing zimmerman killed martin because he was being attacked and ha to shoot. zimmerman pleaded not guilty to second degree murder but the injury will -- jury will have an option to convict the hearingr whether or not to allow lesser charges heated this morn whgt prosecution request addition of a third degree murder charge basing it on the claim zimmerman committed child abuse. the judge denying this motion after the defense fought back. >> just when i thought this case couldn't get anymore bizarre, the state is seeking third degree murder based on child abuse? >> police are on stand by preparing for problems once the verdict is read. marcy gonzales abc news, florida. >> the movie fruit veil station opens tomorrow based on fatal shooting of oscar

grant in 2009 by a bart cop. the movie depicts last day of the 22-year-old's life. it's a based on interview was family and friends. the police chief say the movie may open old wounds but the director did a good job telling the story. >> to humanize oscar grant. the movie that he made, his vision is to heal. so anything that he could do, that we can do, to help in a system of healing possible for the family. >> fruit veil station won saefrl wards this year at the sundance film festival. there is early academy buzz about this film. >> crews in new york have made a special discovery while cleaning up aftermath of super storm sandy. they got a green bottle containing a note by a girl that died three years ago.

her mom believes she threw it in the water when only 10 years old shechl was killed in an accident in 2010. workers called the number on the note and located her mother. it contains message be excellent to yourself, dude. a dedication planned fofr for this weekend to commemorate this discovery. >> still ahead at 4:00 a group of vacationers gets a surprise of a lifetime. they watch an impala trying to escape a hungry cheetah. >> live on the international space station. what an as naught has to do to get her hair sh washed in zero gravity. >> we see lots of low clouds spilling through the golden gate. how foggy tonight? i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> and taking a look at traffic right now this, is san jose. the guadalupe parkway here, traffic moving nicely for drivers in the south bay at this hour. awc 7 news

take a look at this dramatic rescue in washington, d.c.. there, you see it. a man rolled off a subway platform. he was trying to get a look at a sign but he fell face first next to a 750 volt third rail. an army specialist and another man jumped down to lift the man out. he is now recovering. the army specialist is being

considered for a soldier med qlal. that is the highest piece time award. >> he was fortunate they were there. take a look at this video shot in krugar national park. an ipala leaping into an open window of an suv. one was panicked and leaped in to try to escape. people started screaming and got it out of the door. the cheetahs tried to -- before the cheat yaz tried to jump in as well. the imbapa -- impala got away. >> that is what they're telling us, right? seems like they'd open the door there is the cheetah wait something. >> it appeared to be running. i'm going to go with a happy ending. >> okay. all right. >> any children watching appreciate your analysis. >> he got away. he's fine. doing good. >> living on a farm now. >> exactly. >> all right. how do astronauts wash nair space?

i'm sure this is a question you've pondered. >> every day. >> a new video is reveal whaigt involve autos sometimes water gets away from you. you try to catch as much as you can. i just work water up. >> american astronaut on the international space station. decided to make a video of the process, she wets her scalp and adding leave in shampoo, combs through and dry was a towel. claiming it leaves her hair feeling squeaky clean. water is collected by air conditioning and then recycled into drinking water. >> yum. >> i'm thrifty right now. >> spencer has a similar morning ritual. >> do you remember don king? he didn't have to go into space to look like that. just thought i'd throw that out there. low clouds and fog on the

coast. clear skies inland right now. and we've got people wondering who the heck is don king? look at our weather picture tomorrow loss lots of precipitation in the east. there will be showers tomorrow. just muggy there. warm, showery in the interior west salt lake city. highs 80s and 90s. high of 104 in phoenix. looking for more comfortable conditions tomorrow, mainly sunny skies and dry. hot around desert areas in palm springs. clouds and mugginess there. move up to where it will be high. sacramento, warm with highs of 89. here if the bay area sunny skies by afternoon we'll see highs in the 80s around the bay.

70s to 80s inland. breezy and cool on the coast. we like it that way. >> yes. right. >> only in america. >> only in america that is it. >> moving on, a boy's invention uses rubber bands to help save children's lives. >> final frenzy over the royal baby. the duchess of camebridge due any day now.

a man living near bakersfield got a unexpected surprise finding thousands of dollars in his bank account. he is a retired veteran dresses as santa claus for community events this, week he found $15,000 extra dollars in his account. he went to the bank extolled them someone must have made a mistake. >> going to withdraw money and i ran with the $15,000. and i could have spent it on the kids fofr christmas. i can't be dishonest. i got to be honest. it's just my belief. >> santa is honest. turns out the check written by a supermarket trying to pay

rent but an error sent to it wrong account. the supermarket says it's thankful he came forward. >> hopefully gave him a reward. >> yes. >> eating fish high in fats could increase the risk of prostate cancer in men. that is a study that found men who have a 70% greater risk. the reason is under investigation but high doses of omega 3 can lead to dna damage and cancer. doctors caution this did z not prove a cause and affect. >> people looking to drop weight turning to diet sodas may find other health problems. a study linked diet sodas to obesity, heart disease and diabetes because the drinks contain artificial sweeteners thought to change how people

metabolize food. many organizations including american diabetes association recommend the consumption of diet drink autos an 11-year-old boy may have -- he calls this device the easy baby saver. created it for a contest by the university that required kids to invent something made of rubber bands. it's a long cord one end hooks on to the back of the driver's seat. the other end to the driver's side door. so the driver can't get out without remembering to look in the back seat. >> i just hope that people can use my design in the real world because i just want to say save one live. then, i want to say if it was successful. >> good goal. he has two young siblings still in car see.s his baby

uses easy baby saver all the time. >> great idea. >> yes. >> the royal baby watch is now in overdrive. the duchess of camebridge is due to give birth any day now. >> the countdown is on. all of lond john abuzz with excitement. any day now the city will welcome a few tour monarch. >> it's uplifting and something to look forward to. it's exciting to have a new baby on the scene. hoping it's a girl! >> it's not just londonors. on the other side of the atlantic canadian government announced plans to cast a pink or blue light on niagara falls when the baby's gend jer announces. keepers may be in for a wait.

wednesday word that prince william confirmed he'll play in a polo match an hour's drive from london this sunday. fueling speculation the baby won't alive until next week. that snot stopping people from placing bets on the birth date and name. as william hill, a prominent betting establishment. the popular girl names are charlotte and victora. boy, a top contender is george. >> we were wondering if that had anything to do the fact our anchor is named george. >> we got into a count. >> i decided to place a bet. so i was leaning towards alander. -- alexander. something tells me it's going to be beanna. >> sounds nice. that is 5,000 to one. >> thank you very much. >> the winning name.

>> abc news, london. >> that would pay off handsomely. >> i don't think it's likely. though. >> coming up was auto maigs part of the problem in the plane crash at sfo? >> taking a look at manual flying and computer programming. >> coming up at 5:00 survivors of flight 214 why injuries are different from what many doctors were expecting to see on saturday. then from michael finney safety features when selecting a car or the new teen driver in the family. those stories and more coming up at 5:00.

more now on the crash at sfo wh. asiana flight 214 approached the airport it was slow lowe and very slow. 103 knots.

>> national transportation safety board continues to investigate how that can happen especially in auto mated cockpits. wayne freedman with the story. >> among revelations emerging from the aftermath, that perceptions do not match reality. especially in terms of what pilots do to control the cockpit. >> there have been questions about auto throttle and some auto flight regimes in the aircraft. >> oh, my god. >> how could an airliner miss a runway with three trained officials in control? enter the phrase auto maigs complacency. >> it's basically where they're just losing track of where sit. >> jim gray trains pilots for all of them begin was hands flying then, evolves as planes become more complicated. by the time they command an

airliner much of the flying is hands off. >> so they're putting in to the computer. and everything. the whole route. >> what is the difference between flying and computer program something. >> not that much difference. oddly enough. >> if you were to be a fly on the dial in the cockpit, these days it's possible to preprogram a flight and a landing in bad weather as auto programming talk to each other electrically. one question is when did the crew take over by hand? how did systems put them so far behind the plane? >> we need to understand what those modes were. if they were commanded by the

pilot. if they were activated as the pilots understood what the mode was doing. >> were they so relied on failed auto maigs that it diminished saving by snand. >> they had to you know, they were kplaisment. >> it's not an official ruming but an educated pin from someone who trains pilots to avoid disasters like this. >> and thanks for joining us. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> the pilot shed more light on the moments before the crash at sfo including a clarification on the bright light that one pilot saw. >> and the charge as an oakland father faces as a search for a missing toddler

now moved to the water. >> i'm sandhya patel. it was cooler today than yesterday. i'll let you know about some weather change that's are coming up getting closer to the weekend, coming up. >> good evening. >> new developments tonight on the investigation into the crash of asiana flight 214. we're learning just how hard the plane hilt the runway sea wall. that explains how three of the four sitting back there were ejected from the plane. >> the fire of the fuselage was started by the plane's right engine. ntsb said fuel tank were designed to do what they did and were not breeched. >> this new animation provided shows just how far after the -- off to the three degree glide shop that -- slope that

is ideal. take a look at the difference. showing the path the train should have been on. >> the national transportation safety board held its final briefing today in the bay area. abc 7 news transportation reporter joins us now in south san francisco. >> cheryl today we learned while on a a.approach the pilots went through 500 foot check list and at this point there was no mention of what we know was dangerously slowing speeds. and flying pilot vision was not impaired. the pilot flying the plane told investigators he saw a bright light on a a.approach to the airport at about 500 feet there was a point of light that might have been a reflection from