offset i thought i was going to die it's been two days since a fiery plane crash at san francisco international airport. a crash that killed two young girls and injured nearly 200 others. we'll bring you the latest on the investigation coming up. and we're keeping an eye on bay area weather as we could in our forecast. good morning, im anny hong. and i'm james fletcher. we will continue to track the latest with the deadly asiana airline crash that left two dead and many wounded. is with

canberrabut first lets check in with erica kato for an update on our weather forecast. as the investigation continues in the deadly asiana airlines crash over the weekend, we are learning new details this morning. we now know the name of the pilot behind the wheel at the time of the crash. lee kang-kuk had only 43 hours of flying time experience in a boeing triple-7 and it was his first time landing that type of plane at s-f-o. there were 307 people on board asiana flight 214 coming in from seoul. two people were killed. both of them teenage girls from china. the coroner's office now

probing if one of the girls was killed after being run over by a rescue vehicle. of the surviving victims, at least 180 people were taken to several bay area hospitals. this is cell-phone video of the crash as it happened. you can see the plane approaching the runway when the tail end makes contact with the ground. from that point it continues to skid down the runway and eventually comes to as top in the dirt median. federal safety officials say the pilots of asiana flight 214 were flying too slowly as they approached san francisco airport on saturday. it triggered a warning that the jetliner could stall. that's when the crew tried seconds before crashing. crash. you can see in detail the sequence of events as they happened. adlib animation. kron4's dan kerman has been closely monitoring the n-t- crash. he has the the latest details from the agency's press conference yesterday afternoon. seventeen asiana flight 214 victims remain at san

francisco general hospital this morning. the hospital received 53 patients including children after saturday's crash. right now, 5 adults and one condition. hospital officials say the most serious injuries were severe head trauma, spinal fractures that included paralysis, and abdominal injuries that caused internal bleeding, and lucile packard children's hospital has discharged all seven minors crash victims. the minors were among the 55 patients brought to stanford saturday. right now, 10 people remain hospitalized with 2 in critical condition and 8 in either fair or good condition. stanford was one of nearly a dozen bay area hospitals to take patients from the crash. a san franciso resident ben levy was a passenger aboard asiana flight 214. he says he is still recovering from all that has happened. levy spoke with kron4 news about the events that took place on saturday. levy's wife was supposed to be on flight 2-14, but decided to fly home early.

levy says she is extremely grateful that they made that decision. stay with us all day long for the latest updates on the crash and on-line coverage including wings of all of our stories on the crash, slide show and links to more online resources. also stay attuned to our 247 news channel on comcast 193 and facebook and twitter as well. >>anny:more frightening stories emerging from passengers who survived the deadly asiana airlines plane crash. the boeing 777 jet crashed on landing saturday after a ten-hour-flight from seoul, south korea. passengers and crew members climbed or jumped out, while others slid down evacuation

chutes as flames ignited inside the aircraft. >>james:stay with kron 4 as we continue our coverage of the asiana deadly plane crash. stay with kron 4 news as we continue our coverage of the asiana deadly plane crash. go to kron 4 dot com for the latest on the n-t-s-b investigation when we're not on air. there you'll find a guide to our online coverage that includes links to all of our stories on the crash, a slideshow with some of the best images from our coverage, and links to more online resources. you can also tuen into our 24-7 news channel. on comcast channel 193. >>anny:federal investigators will arrive in alaska later today after an air taxi crashed at a small airport, killing all 10 people on board. here are some pictures from the scene yesterday. the air taxi crashed about 75 miles southwest of anchorage, alaska. the plane was being flown by the company's owner, with nine passengers on board. initial reports say the plane crashed after departing, and was engulfed in flames before firefighters could get to it. weather at the time of the crash was cloudy with light winds.

we will be right back.

>>anny: good morning and welcome back. we are tracking your mother this morning. the morning erica. >>erica: a pretty chilly start this morning. here is a live look from our roof camera and you can see for the most part clear conditions. we are waking up to close the cloud cover with some of them spilling into the bay however if you are waking up and lend it

looks like clear skies and you can definitely see the stars out there. futurecast for tracking the temperatures throughout the day. take a look at this. not much warming into the 12:00 hour so by lunch time looks like we will be in the '60s inside the bay for the east bay shoreline for cities like san mateo. some communities will reach a low 90s however most of the east bay under 80 indicating that is indicated by the horns. putting the clock into motion looks like 60 so temperatures will drop by 8:00 p.m. tonight. taking a closer look at her afternoon highse south bay, santa clara with 83 degrees, 84 slated for campbell. low 90s are to the land for the east bay anterior spots. 91 for those of you and fairfield and upper 80s and walnut creek. downtown's san francisco with a high of 66 degrees in just a few degrees warmer

and berkeley. in terms of your extended forecast, your 7 day around the bay indicates pretty quiet weather. we're talking morning fog with afternoon sunshine, temperatures upper 80s and land as we headed to saturday and sunday. on to the traffic desk, not looking at any hot spots. i am seeing a few minor incidents but really nothing to slow you down. traffic should be pretty good at the bay bridge but remember the bart strike is all for now so i don't think you have to allow yourself any extra time out of oakland and san francisco. so far so good just a handful of cars working their way to the toll plaza and looking to be a typical ride to the san mateo bridge. southbound 101 at the golden gate bridge still seen a lot of space in between cars with a little bit of patchy fog but to drive times is unaffected. taking over to your traffic map to concede all was well for the east bay with westphal 58 under that green. i happen check-in with the chp and we all have

a single accident to report for those of you committee and the south bay. >>james: we are continuing our coverage of that debt lee boeing at crash and his and francisco. kron4's charles clifford caught up with passengers at sfo dealing with these delays. one person remains >>mark: when the international terminal there were long lines of people at the ticketing counter but the departure board shows that most flights were on board with just a few cancellations. some been delayee

than 24 hours but some people have tried to stay positive. >> it is frustrating. >> my travel plans for the way for a day but people have worse problems than us. >> if i get frustrated i am simplyng to d going to be able to do anything about it so i try not to let it get the better of me. >>charles: an sfo, charles clifford, kron4 news.

>>anny:the george zimmerman trial enters its third week today -- with the defense making its case for the former neighborhood watch volunteer. as george howell reports, friday brought family members to the stand - to try and explain a critical piece of evidence. a rare moment of emotion from george zimmerman in the courtroom, as this week's testimony could see more family on the stand to testify on his behalf. friday, zimmerman was visibly affected listening to his uncle explain when he heard those highly scrutinized screams for help, on a 911 audio tape. >>"i said, that is george! and i stood up, and i looked at the tv." also, zimmerman's mother >>"do you know who's voice that was screaming in the background? yes sir. and

who's voice was that? my son george. and are you certain of that. because he's my son." it was a day of dueling testimonies between mothers. gladys zimmerman testified "after" sybrina fulton told the court what "she heard" before the fatal shot that killed her son. "ma'am, that screaming, that yelling in the background, do you recognize that? yes. and who do you recognize that to be? trayvon benjamin martin." martin's older brother - jahvaris fulton - also testified the screams were from his brother. but in cross examination, fulton was put on the spot for once telling a reporter he "wasn't positive" about who was screaming, only to later conclude it was trayvon martin. for most of day 9 - jurors listened to the medical examiner who did the autopsy on martin. >>"i believe he was alive for one to 10 minutes after he was shot." but when challenged by the defense - dr. shiping bao admitted he only recently reached that opinion. just three weeks earlier, he said he thought martin

was alive only 1 to 3 minutes after the shooting. defense attorneys also pointed out how bao's team may have mishandled, and even damaged some evidence. when asked to recall specifics about the autopsy - there was this. >>"i do not have any recall. i do not have any memory of the day of autopsy." attorney mark o'mara asked the judge to acquit his client, after the state rested its case, arguing prosecutors had not proven second-degree murder. judge debra nelson denied that motion. the motion for judgment of >> acquittal are denied. putting the defense on deck, as this trial moves into week three. george howell, cnn, sanford, florida. >>james:in quebec, officials say two more bodies have been found following a train derailment and explosion. here's video of the scene. five people were killed when a train carrying crude oil derailed. killing five people and igniting explosions and fires that

destroyed a downtown community center. police say 40 people are still unaccounted for. but that number could fluctuate as the investigation continues. >>anny:thirty four people have been killed in an attack outside the headquarters of the republican guard in cairo. the egyptian health ministry say 300 people were also injured in shooting outside the building. earlier, military officials had said gunmen killed at least five supporters of the former president and one officer when people tried to storm the building. >>james:president raul castro is expressing solidarity with the willingness to take in n-s-a leaker edward snowden. castro says cuba supports the "sovereign right" of venezuela and other states in the region to grant asylum to "those persecuted for their ideals." but there's no immediate word on whether he would be willing to offer safe haven to snowden, or to play a role in his transit to a third country such as nicaragua or bolivia. castro spoke yesterday before parliament, but his speech has not yet been fully transmitted.

snowden has been in the area of moscow's main airport for two weeks. >>anny: we will take a quick break and we will be back with your market numbers. stay with us.

>>james: welcome back. taking a look at wall street this morning. futures trading shows all three indexes in the positive this morning. traders begin a new week after deciding on friday that a healthy job market matters more than the federal reserve scaling back its economic status. here's a look at how the numbers closed friday. the dow rose 147 points ending the day at 15,135. the nasdaq also climbed 65 points closing at 3,479. and the s and p 500 was up 16 points ending the day at 1,631. we'll be watching the stock markets all morning long here on the kron four morning news starting at 6:30 with the opening bell. >>anny:hiring is exploding in the u.s. when it comes to temporary jobs. government records show the number of temps has jumped more than 50 percent since the recession ended four years ago - the most on

government records dating to 1990. hiring is always healthy for an economy. yet the rise in temp and contract work shows that many employers aren't willing to hire for the long run. temps typically receive low pay, few benefits and scant job security. that makes them less likely to spend freely, so temp jobs don't tend to boost the economy the way permanent jobs do. >>james:as part of the sequester, or federal spending cuts, 650-thousand defense employees start furloughs today civilian defense workers will be forced to take one unpaid day off each week, leading to a 20-percent reduction in their pay through september 21st. the furloughs don't affect those on active military duty, intelligence officers, navy shipyard builders, army firefighters and foreign nationals. it is expected to save the agency 1-point-8 billion dollars, a small part of the 40- billion dollars that defense has to cut.

>>anny: we will be right back with more headlines and an update on your weather. a live look at your james lick freeway.

>>james: we are back and following our top story this morning. as the investigation continues in the deadly asiana airlines crash over the weekend, we are learning new details this morning. let's get an update with whether first. >>erica: let's take a look at numbers into the afternoon. a slight warmup for the next two days. brentwood at 92 degrees and same goes for livermore turning our attention to the east bay shoreline is going to be a pleasant day. . 72 in oakland so a nice day in the south bay with plenty of eighties to go round with los gatos at 88 degrees,

sunnyvale 82 degrees in downtown san francisco today staying in the upper 60s. 70 degrees and san bruno and low eighties for redwood city. just turn our attention to the north bay if you are heading to the wine country, 884 napa so very pleasant conditions and not only today but for the next couple of days. we are only going to see subtle changes into the forecast so expect morning fog, afternoon sunshine with temperatures just above the seasonal average. more on your wit are coming up in just 10 minutes right now let's take a look at traffic. reminder that the bart strike is currently off so i don't expect an increase in traffic here at the bay bridge. a lot of people will be committing be a public transit system of the bridges so all is well here. just a handful of cars

like in their way out oakland into the city. no end to this report sao paulo 1 the golden gate bridge about a little foggy no accident out there to report. >>anny:we now know the name of the pilot behind the wheel at the time of the crash. lee kang-kuk had only 43 hours of flying time experience in a boeing calf triple-7 and it was his first time landing that type of plane at s-f-o. there were 307 people on board asiana flight 214 coming in from seoul. two people were killed. both of them teenage girls from china. the coroner's office now probing if one of the girls

was killed after being run over by a rescue vehicle. of the surviving victims, at least 180 people were taken to several bay area hospitals. this is cell-phone video of the crash as it happened. >>james:you can see the plane approaching the runway when the tail end makes contact with the ground. from that point it continues to skid down the runway and eventually comes to as top in the dirt median. federal safety officials say the pilots of asiana flight 214 were flying too slowly as they approached san francisco airport on saturday. it triggered a warning that the jetliner could stall. that's when the crew tried to abort the landing just seconds before crashing. here is an animation of the crash. you can see in detail the sequence of events as they happened. seventeen asiana flight 214 victims remain at san francisco general hospital this morning.

the hospital received 53 patients including children after saturday's crash. right now, 5 adults and one child remains in critical condition. hospital officials say the most serious injuries were severe head trauma, spinal fractures that included paralysis, and abdominal injuries that caused internal bleeding, >>james:and lucile packard

children's hospital has discharged all seven minors crash victims. the minors were among the 55 patients brought to stanford saturday. right now, 10 people remain hospitalized with 2 in critical condition and 8 in either fair or good condition. stanford was one of nearly a dozen bay area hospitals to take patients from the crash. a san franciso resident ben levy was a passenger aboard asiana flight 214. he says he is still

recovering from all that has happened. levy spoke with kron4 news about the events that took place on saturday. levy's wife was supposed to be on flight 2-14, but decided to fly home early. levy says she is extremely grateful that they made that decision.

the wife of secretary of state john kerry is in critical condition at a boston hospital. >>james: we will take a break. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic is light. we will be back with more news in a moment.

welcome back.

>>anny:teresa heinz-kerry was flown to massachusetts general hospital last night after doctors on nantucket island stabilized her. its not known why she is being treated. in late 2009, heinz kerry was being treated for breast cancer. >>james:as we continue our coverage of the deadly crash at s-f-o over the weekend. here is another look at the scene of the accident. on the left you can see medics assisting victims of the crash, they are laid out on the median grass area near the crash site. on the right is a picture of people using the emergency slides to exit the plane following the crash. you can see dust is still in the air as this picture was taken shortly after the collision.

>>anny: time to take a quick break here on the kron4 morning news but first a live look outside at the bay bridge this morning. expect warmer conditions especially and land. we will break down the full weather forecast coming up. [ male announcer ] to all you burger aficionados...

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>>erica: local back the time now is 443. let's take a look at your forecast. it will be warm and to the afternoon today so some of our inland spot actually climbing into the '90s. patchy fog tomorrow morning. sunni sects a nice afternoon but it will be a tad bit cooler as we head into the middle of this week. looking as satellite and radar you can see cloud cover with

low fog but overall waking up to clear skies and land. 59 degrees right now in oakland, 56 out in livermore. futurecast for tracking those temperatures for you so by lunchtime '60s inside the bay '70s for some of our warmest bought with hot spots already in the '80s. by 3:00 p.m. today, expect mostly sunny skies with a few locations climbing into the '90s indicated by their red. take a look at the cool down by 8:00 p.m. tonight. looks like we will see an increase in cloud cover the looked like most of our locations at the bay shore will be back into the '60s. 90s on the board for pittsburgh, antioch, fairfield. 86 and concord mid-70s in union city. it will be a pretty pleasant day in downtown san francisco. low eighties for

those of you in wine country. your 7 day around the bay forecast highlights pretty calm and quiet weather just subtle day to day changes. we will follow the pattern of afternoon fog-judge morning fog and afternoon sunshine. warm weather by saturday and sunday and by the weekend movie upper 80s inland, '70s around the bay and '60s for the shore. traffic around the bay area, again bart strike officially put on hold so i am not expecting an increase in traffic here at the bay bridge toll plaza. no wait as of yet at the pay gates. for those of you having to the san mateo bridge it is shaping up to be atypical commute. those have liked and that hayward and the tow lines heading out toward foster city. sao paulo one of the golden gate bridge there are lot of spaces in between cars. you

can see for yourself on the traffic maps we are still enjoying the great honor the roadways centers indicated speeds over 50 mi. per hour and we're not seeing any delays whatsoever for the bayshore freeway and interstate 280. >>james: we continue our coverage of the deadly asiana airlines crash at sfo over the weekend, authorities said the two passengers who died in the crash were 16 year-old girl from china. and we've learned they were part of a student group heading to a study abroad program at a church in the west hills neighborhood of los angeles . as art barron reports, the pastor broke the tragic news

to the congregation. they were to learn english and american culture. >> this was a plane landing with kids. >> he and his family were driving back from a fourth of july trip when he received the text from a person as an apprentice " organizing the three week summer program. >> we had a northbound bus from l.a. that was going to stay the day in san

francisco and arrive here on monday. >> in january, the family of the eight student from south korea. they considered james a part of the family. >> it was very fun to hang out with someone who speaks a different language. but here is the tribute to remember the to purchase girls from the group of 35. >> what a tragic loss of a very gifted kids. >>anny: the daughter of one of the survivors talked about what she saw and saturdays at plane crash. she says she watched as her father's plane went down. she sent an amazing video of the crash as well as her dad's own pictures of the event. >> before i knew he was o.k. there was a long waiting time where i was actually on my balcony and my vantage point was the crash. i could see the line of fire trucks, the smoke and watching it from my balcony with my own eyes was just enough. i was

sweating because i did not know if he was ok 3 it >>anny: she says she had to wait about six to seven hours after the crash before she was able to be reunited with her father. >>james: benjamin levy was another survivor. he recollects what happened. >> i could fill that i have broken ribs. i couldn't see where the flight attendant was gripped by does open up the door. i opened the door and someone help me push it out and a side was ripped out so we were looking at the brae where we can step

on and further step down and basically screaming at people. there were people rushing for that door. once the people were out, i went back and to help people in the back. one girl had her leg cut into the car. >>james: levies wife was supposed to be on the flight but she decided to fly home earlier >>james:the first america's cup race was won by the only boat in the race. emirates team new zealand completed a 16-mile course in 46 minutes and 27 seconds. italy's luna rossa challenge team was scheduled to compete, but the team sat out the opening race as it waits for the cup's international jury to hear a complaint about modified

rules regarding rudders on the 72-foot vessels. the team said in a previous statement that the proposed changes to the rudders "have nothing to do with safety, since their only reason and effect is to increase the speed and performance of the boat." the next race is scheduled for tuesday. we'll be right back

>>i thought i was going to die >>james:more chilling accounts from passengers on board the asiana flight 214. plus the new information we are learning about the pilot and the dramatic video of when the plane crashed. good morning everyone i'm james fletcher. and i'm anny hong. thanks for joining us. a >>anny:we continue to follow the latest with the deadly crash landing at s-f-o that happened over the weekend. mark is in the newsroom with an update on what we have learned overnight. mark? >>mark:specifically we are learning new details this morning about the pilot and how one of the two victims may have been killed. lee kang-kuk had only 43 hours of flying time experience in a boeing triple-7 and it was his

first time landing that type of plane at s-f-o. there were 307 people on board asiana flight 214. two people were killed. both of them teenage girls from china. the coroner's office now probing if one of the girls was killed after being run over by a rescue vehicle. of the surviving victims, at least 180 people were taken to several bay area hospitals. many of them with a spinal injuries are caused by their seat belts. >>james:this is cell-phone video of the crash as it happened. you can see the plane approaching the runway and the tail end makes contact with the ground. from that point it continues to skid down the runway and eventually crashes into the dirt median.

federal safety officials say the pilots of asiana flight 214 were flying too slowly as they approached san francisco airport on saturday. it triggered a warning that the jetliner could stall, and then tried to abort the landing seconds before crashing. >>anny:the n-t-s-b has begun its investigation into the deadly crash. it will take the agency months to determine the cause, but they've already released some details from

their preliminary assessment. they say a routine landing turned into a disaster in a matter of seconds. the cockpit voice recorder appears to show pilots tried to abort their landing less than two seconds before the crash. "a call from one of the crew members to increase speed was made approximately seven seconds prior to impact. the sound of the stick shaker occurs approximately four seconds prior to impact. a call to initiate a go around occurred 1.5 seconds before

impact. i would discourage anyone from drawing any conclusions at this point." the "stick shaker" is a physical warning where the throttle shakes with a verbal warning that the plane is about to stall. investigators say they have to corroborate the information on the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder before they can determine the cause of the crash. so far they have already ruled out weather as a factor in the crash but are not blaming the pilots. the veteran pilot flying the plane has flown from korea to san francisco several times, but it was his first time landing a boeing triple-7 there. new this morning. south korea says it will inspect the engines and landing equipment on all boeing 7- 7-7 planes owned by asiana and korea air.

the south korea government making the announcement today. after the deadly crash landing. 17 victims from the crash remain at san francisco general hospital this morning. the hospital initially received 53 patients. right now, 5 adults and one child remain in critical condition. hospital staff say the most serious injuries include severe head trauma. spinal fracture. and abdominal injuries.

>>anny:all seven minors from saturday's crash who were admitted to lucile packard children's hospital have been released. the children were among the 55 patients brought to stanford saturday. right now, 10 people remain hospitalized with 2 in critical condition and 8 in either fair or good condition. stanford was one of nearly a dozen bay area hospitals treating victims of the all seven minors from saturday's asiana airlines flops flight 214 crash who were admitted to lucile packard children's hospital have been released

this evening, a hospital spokesman said. the minors were among the 55 patients brought to stanford hospital following the 11:30 a.m. crash of the boeing 777, according to hospital spokesman james larkin. a total of 11 adults from the crash were also admitted to stanford hospital. of those patients, 10 remain hospitalized with two listed in critical condition an eight in either fair or good condition, larkin said. all of the minors at lucile packard were admitted in good condition. stanford was one of nearly a dozen bay area hospitals to

take patients from the crash. at san francisco general hospital, two more patients from the crash were discharged today, bringing the number still hospitalized there down to 17, according to a hospital spokeswoman. sf general accepted 53 patients from the crash, including 27 adults and 26 children, hospital spokeswoman rachael kagan said. as of 4 p.m. today, 17 remained hospitalized there, including five adults and one child in critical condition. thirty- six patients have been discharged and none remain in the emergency department. a chief surgeon at san francisco general hospital said today that

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>>anny:kron 4's will tran is live at the airport this morning, monitoring the situation. stay with kron four as we continue to bring you the latest information with the deadly plane crash at s-f-o. there will be a press confrence at 11 a-m with the san francisco fire department and the first responders. we'll bring that to you live on our 24-seven bay

area we'll also be updating our website, kron-four-dot-com, twitter pages. >>erica: will star with a live look for more mount tam

cam. we do have some clout cover along the coastline and for those of you along the bay shore but the rest of us picking up to clear conditions. let's take a look at what the afternoon hold. mostly sunny skies. as you head out to work or school on this monday morning you will notice it is pretty chilly out there. temperatures could rise by another 30 to 40 degrees so right now antioch and 58, 55 out the door in fairfield. as we take a look at where temperatures will go, futurecast 4 shows that by lunch time still not too hot. temperatures will primarily be in the '60s and are bay stores. red stars tefillin indicating eighties. and by 8:00 p.m.

tonight the clouds will increase. temperatures predominately in the '60s and '70s. you can see green and yellow dominating the scene. there afternoon highs, sunnyvale a have a high of 8066 degrees for downtown san francisco with upper '70's and santa rosa. taking a look at your extended forecast, your 7 day around the bay could be a little warmer into tomorrow but that we start to shave off some temperatures. subtle day to day changes. morning fog with afternoon sunshine. by the weekend, saturday and sunday slightly warmer conditions with upper 80s inland, mid-70s around the bay and low sixties for the coast. here's traffic.

>>gary: back to work for many today but we don't yet see a big rush of traffic. we are looking at some congestion on interstate 580 but that's about the extent of slow traffic. at the bay bridge westbound you will see a light and easy ride on the approach with no delays or problems coming out of the macarthur maze. your ride to the san mateo bridge is also a smooth one. still looking pretty good. as we look first at your e shore freeway commute. 13 minutes hercules to berkeley street was 24 is clear. san ramon valley ride is about 16 to 19 minutes. the delays here as is coming from dublin and to hayward. already some

heavy traffic starting to build then there. south bay ride no problems for 11280 or 85 and ran ride looks pretty good as well. >>james: federal investigators will

arrive in alaska later today after an air taxi driver-jet crashed at an airport killing 10 people on board. this is video or you can see the wreckage and the debris. it happened about 75 mi. south of anchorage. the plane was being flown by the company's owner with nine passengers on board the crash happened after departing and was engulfed in flames before firefighters could get to it. weather was cloudy with light winds. >>anny: this is dramatic self on video taken shortly after the train derailed. the train was carrying crude oil. five people were killed. 40 people are still unaccounted for this morning but that number could fluctuate as the investigation continues.

>>james: we will take a break 522 is the time. your bay bridge approach is looking for a better commute. thanks in large part to the fact that bart is no longer and strikes-as trains are running this morning. we will be back in a moment. look at 'em.

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>>mark:taking a look at wall street this morning. futures trading shows all three indexes in the positive this morning. traders begin a new week after deciding on friday that a healthy job market matters more than the federal reserve scaling back its economic status. here's a look at how the numbers closed friday. the dow rose 147 points ending the day at 15,135. the nasdaq also climbed 65 points closing at 3,479. and the s and p 500 was up 16 points ending the day at 1,631. we'll be watching the stock markets all morning long

morning news starting at 6:30 with the opening bell. >>anny:hiring is exploding in the u.s. when it comes to temporary jobs. government records show the number of temps has jumped more than 50 percent since the recession ended four years ago - the most on government records dating to 1990. hiring is always healthy for an economy. yet the rise in temp and contract work shows that many employers aren't willing to hire for the long run. temps typically receive low pay, few benefits and scant job security. that makes them less likely to spend freely, so temp jobs don't tend to boost the economy the way permanent jobs do. >>james:as part of the sequester, or federal spending cuts, that are currently underway, 650- thousand defense employees start furloughs today civilian defense workers will be forced to take one unpaid day off each week, leading to a 20-percent reduction in their pay through september 21st. the pentagon is the largest federal employer, with a budget of 680-billion. the furloughs don't affect those on active military duty, intelligence officers, navy shipyard builders, army firefighters and foreign nationals. it is expected to save the agency 1-point-8 billion dollars, a small part of the defense has to cut.

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>> welcome back. british and in video of triveting video of a flight 214 crash at san

francisco international. along with stunning new information about the moments leading up to it. seven seconds before impact--a call to increase the engine power. four seconds before in baghdad/as the aircraft was about to stall. then add-stashed 1.5 seconds before impact-- there's a call requesting a " go or around " meaning abort the landing. now we want to listen in to this new video, which captures the actual crash. >> all my godoh god! oh my god!

lord have mercy! >> you could just see this person was very shocked, he was lost for words. all he could do was watch as this unfolds. the south korean government made this announcement that will now inspect all the other planes. they stated that this plane was flying below. he had flown into s f o a number of times but the aircraft are different and this was his first time tried to land this type of plane. >> more frightening stories are emerging from propepassenges who survived the deadly

asiana airlines plane crash over the weekend. listen to one passenger described the terror find accident. >> did people scream? >> yes. everyone screams. i had a time to walk to my seat. i took my baby, my carry-on bag. it was sickening. >> passengers and crew members climbed or jump out, while others slid down evacuation chutes as flames ignited inside the aircraft. >> three of four runways at sfo are open this morning. more delays are expected to differ travelers in and out

of s f o. kron4 as will tran is live at the airport this morning, monitoring the situation wel. will ? >> these airports are helping to pick up a load because our runways are not in operation. this isn't really impacting the full load and they are not in full operation. this is impacting this young lady here who is headed to boston. you came here to expect to hop on your flight what were you told? >> no, i received notification yesterday that my flight was change. i had to come to san francisco

because i had to take a shuttle. >> what is your thoughts about all this? >> absolutely. it is unfortunate, but we have to go through. >> as far as what happened on saturday were you following this whether or not it was born to hurt your flight it all? >> i was not even worried about because i was find out monday morning. >> in a way, you are not okay. this show will help people like her. if you come to san francisco, you got on a shuttle to go to oakland. you do have to factor in extra time for doing this. we was still monitor this even though people are in line in their scheduled to take off. some people are still a little nervous because they are guaranteed

a spot. perhaps, their fund is still be on the way. the runway, the fourth one may be shut down for this entire week. >> we will continue to follow the latest. coming up in 50 minutes, we are learning new informational why the two teenaged girls who died were heading to california. then as 6:30 a.m., will get a look at what the inside of the plane looked like following the crash. >> as an 3:00 pm we will talk with aviation expert and former spokesman for sfo migmike mccarron, and get his

analyst on what went wrong. >> downtown sampras's go and a high of 66 degrees. it and expect mostly sunny conditions and we will continue where possibly warmer weather into tomorrow. we do have a morning falk to deal with but we do have sunshine in the afternoon. we will be cooler by the middle of this week. i will have full details of what to expect later. >> we are said a little bit of a change in the commute this morning. we are starting to see a bit of a back up at the bay bridge due to the west bound cash lanes. we have not heard about any incidents. your ride to alta mott pass was still sit heavy traffic. highway 4 is being added to the less in the east bay. it

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will close the station will save a tremendous amount of money. this about $70 million a year. it$17 million as will be the fourth one and this leaves only two stations and pittsburg that will be open. they stated that the response time will suffer. they stated that they still have one more station to close. all in all when everything is said and done through the 22 stations left in the fire protection district. as of today, this one station 87 will close. today, this one station 87 will close. >> [ male announcer ] this is bob, a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib:

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morning is the deadly plane crash at s.f. over the weekend. three of the four runways are in service as the wreckage is still out on one of them. while the ntsb continues to investigate the crash. >> the two passengers who died in the asiana airlines crash or 16 youyears old and they were from china. the two chinese students wang linjua and ye mengyuan were part of is still a good rule

heading to a study a broad program at a church in west hills neighborhood of los angeles. during their stay, they were going to stay with a host a family and learn english and american culture. members of the west hills church set their condolences to the family of the victims. >> a candlelight vigil will take place at the church thursday night. church staff said the surviving students in san francisco, will head back to china. they hope one day that those same students will still come back. >> i was what to it because i did i know if she was okay. >> the daughter of one of the survivors and saturdays plane crash, says the she watched as her father's plane went down. eunice

bird rah sent in amazing video of the crash, as well as her dead zone pictures of the event. >> we do make the way for warmer weather for the afternoon. we will climb into low 90's. we do have a pretty settled weather as we head into tomorrow. it will be a little bit cooler as we head into the middle of the week but slightly warmer for saturday and sunday. i do want to talk about what conditions are live just outside the door this morning. it is pretty close to 60's but not quite there in oakland. mid-50s out the door in livermore. let's take a look as to where the numbers are born. we will see some 90's today for livermore and brentwood. it

will be upper 80s for the san ramon valley. it will be a sunny day with a brighter conditions away from the coastline. castro valley will be coming in as 78 degrees. it is shaping up to be a gorgeous day in the south bay. they will have plenty of 80s to go or around. 88 for loss gatos and for cupertino. and downtown sampras's go becoming in as 68 degrees. if you are heading up to up one country it will be 83 degrees. >> your 7 day around the bay shows that we may gain a few degrees into tomorrow. it will get a little bit cooler for the in the workweek. saturday and sunday the temperatures will be back in the upper 80s. the time is 5:49 a.m.. now on to weather

with george. >> the volume is building up the bay bridge toll plaza.am woe are where the bart is back working. here, you could see the westbound ride is back up in the cash lanes leading to the toll plaza. it has been like this for the past 20 minutes. we normally do now see this just before 6:00 a.m.. we may see the major relies activated within the next 10 to 15 minutes. the san mateo bridge there is an incident reported westbound, not on the bridge but on the side of the role. it would not affect your drive on the span. your ride to the golden gate bridge is still looking good. >> let's take a look at the traffic maps. your ride on 24, 80 westbound is completely clear. the mimic

is also clear through oakland. 680 is looking great and there are no problems of the dublin interchange. south bay freeway has no delays and the north bay ride looks good. there is an incident in the north bay at top road. it may create some visual hazards but no delays are expected for the lines. >> the first america's cup race was won by the only boat and a race. emirates team new zealand company pleaded a 60 mi. course in 46 minutes and 27 seconds. italy's luna rossa challenge team was scheduled to

compete, but the team set out the opening race as it waited for the cup's international jury to hear a complaint about modified rules regarding rudders on the 72 ft. vessel. the team said in a previous statement that the proposed changes to the rudders " have nothing to do with safety, says their only reason and affect is to increase the speed performance of the boat." the next race is scheduled for tuesday. >> giants taking on the dodgers for the rubber match at at&t park. a j ellis hit a three run double in the ninth inning busting 8 sergio romo save opportunity, clayton kershaw

had its third straight start and the dodgers beat the slumping giants 4 to 1. san francisco, which has now dropped 11 of 13. >> john shresh reddick homered and drove in four runs to cap a big series for oakland who beat the kansas city royals to 10 to four. a j griffin rebounded from a miserable start against the cubs to go five innings for days. the only damage the allowed came on solo homers by george kottaras and alex gordon. jesse chavez earned his first career save with four scoreless innings of relief. >> we will be right back.

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movies it did this weekend at the box office. the "minions " of " despicable me two " ran away with the july for the box office leaving at johnny depp is " the lone ranger " in the dust. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we are following the latest with the plane crash over the weekend at s.f. 0. we are seeing new pictures from the scene. >> we also see a video what happens when the plane crash

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a bold twistwi on an old favorite. >> i thought i was going to die good morning everyone i'm james fletcher. and i'm anny hong. thanks for joining us. we continue to follow the latest with the deadly plane crash at s-f-o over the weekend. mark is in the newsroom with an update on what we have learned overnight. mark? specifically we are learning new details this morning about the pilot and how one of the two victims may have been killed.