the families of the two victims killed in the asiana airlines crash have arrived in san francisco.

details on the deadly crash as the investigation continues. good morning everyone i'm james fletcher. thanks for joining us on this tuesday july 9th. we continue to follow the latest with the deadly crash landing at s-f-o that happened over the weekend. federal investigators were at the scene throught the day yesterday at s-f-o. here is what we know. asiana airlines is flying the families of the crash victims from korea and china to san francisco. two

members left for the u-s on sunday, another four left yesterday, and four more the, expected to leave for the u-s tomorrow. onboard asiana flight 2- 14. when it crashed into the runway saturday. 2 teen girls from china were killed. investigators looking into the possibility that one of the girls was killed after being run over by a rescue vehicle. more than 180 people were sent to several bay area hospitals. as the investigation images into the news room. this video shows the immediate aftermath of saturday's deadly crash. footage of smoke billowing from the wreckage of asiana airlines flight 214. emergency crews battled the fire as well as attending manage the chaos following the moments after the plane went down.

our team coverage continues with kron-4's dan kerman. he has details on what investigators are saying about the crash. many survivors of flight- 214 are still coming to terms with their narrow among those who walked away from the crash was a group of teachers and students from a martial arts studio in scotts valley. they were returning from an event in south korea. the doors and windows of the elite martial arts academy are now filled with messages of love from patrons and other supporters, giving thanks for the team's survival. school owner elliot stone and possibly some of the others who were on flight 214 are planning to share their experience with the public today. the last person off asiana flight 214 described the crash to korean reporters. flight attendant lee yoon- hye says she felt the plane trying to take- off again before hitting the runway. the flight attendant also described two evacuation slides inflating inside the plane pinning other flight attendants before they were punctured and deflated. 84 flights were canceled at

san francisco international airport yesterday. and delays into and out of the airport were averaging between 60 to 90 minutes, as one of the four runways remains closed. n-t-s-b investigators say the crash wreckage and debris is still visible on the runway 28 and will not be removed until a team completes its investigation into the deadly crash. there is no estimated time for its reopening. passengers affected by the flight delays and cancellations were advised to contact airline companies for information. stay with kron four as we continue to bring you the latest information with the deadly plane crash at s-f-o. we'll bring that to you live on our 24-seven bay area news channel, comcast 193. we'll also be updating our website, kron-four-dot-com, as well as our facebook and twitter pages. the new eastern span of the bay bridge will *not open as scheduled. on labor day weekend. this comes after problems with seismic bolts on the bridge. the delayed opening of the bay bridge has caused some concern for bay area residents. the toll bridge program oversite committee says, in addition to extending the completion date to december

just prior to opening. a full 4-day closure of the bay bridge will take place. in order to transition span to the new one it did >>darya:firefighters in nevada have >>james: lost ground on two large wildfires burning through forests in the las vegas and reno areas. one of the fires has forced more than five hundred people from their homes. this is a photo taken from that fire. so far, the blaze has charred nearly 24 square miles near las vegas. no injuries are reported and no structures have burned. in northern nevada. the to more than 19 square miles. both fires are about 15 percent contained. meanwhile,here in california, firefighters battled flames for a third straight day in the rugged terrain southeast of julian. the flames have burned about 47- hundred acres so far. it's damaged or destroyed at least eight buildings and forced the evacuations of back- country homes

along with several campgrounds. cal fire has been battling the fire since early saturday. despite their air and ground attacks, the fire continues to grow. over 12-hundred firefighters and 18 aircrafts have been assigned to fight the flames. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>erica: said it will be slightly warmer than what we saw yesterday. we will see an increase and cloud cover by later on tonight. take a look at your visibility chart. the rest of the bay area is pretty clear but again we do have some movement of the cloud cover.

following these numbers into the afternoon. futurecast 4 shows predominately 60 '70s and '80s by lunch time. a '90s indicated by the resources to live by your afternoon highs. it will be a sunny day but breezy conditions remain at the delta. by 8:00 p.m. tonight temperatures will cool down into the 60s and low '70's. breaking down your afternoon highs, low 80s and mountain view, san jose with a high of 85 degrees. plenty of '90s and east bay. downtown's san francisco today check-in as 68 degrees with low eighties for you in a bottle. mid '60s and daly city. 7 day around the bay forecast shows not much changed over the next. i

will have more details on your forecast coming up and just a moment. good news is we are not tracking any hot spots in the traffic center. here is a live look outside at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. i want to show you a live look at the golden gate bridge. you'll notice it is very foggy out there so drive with extra caution and keep a safe distance between you and the cars in front of you. a reminder that started this month we do have some overnight construction and affect lasting until 4:00 a.m. getting to go to gate bridge. the west of 580 ramp is shut down. your alternatives are to either drive up to the east shore freeway on interstate 8 turnaround at paul st or just use the nimitz freeway as an alternate route. that

is currently closed until the 4:00 hour and as we take a look at other east bay traffic, no delays whatsoever for the easter freeway @ westbound 24 has a clear shot through the caldecott tunnel and towards macarthur case that's just macarthur made spirit >>anny:as we continue our team coverage of the deadly asiana airlines crash. air traffic is still sluggish at s-f-o. 3 of the four runways are now operating and flights are flying in and out. kron 4's alecia reid spoke with passengers who could see the wreckage from their >> passengers were reunited with loved ones but one thing many people saw just before landing was the fbi plan that is still sitting in the spot that a crash landed. --plane.

>> if you could see the debris and seeing it up front is kind of crazy to see. that offer some traveling up with children, they kept the visual way not to upset or scare them. this woman was happy her son was sleep. that up a little disturbing when you are flying in. >> understandably many people we spoke to did not want to talk about the carnage they saw there. others were nowhere near the runway actually wanted to see the wreckage. overall people are just happy to have landed safely. at sfo, police here reid, kron4 news. >>james:

three women, who were decade in captivity, have quietly started their lives over. away from the public.taking time to get used to their freedom. now they are breaking their silence. to say thank you. cnn's andrew spencer has the story. >> these women have come forward as survivors. >> first and foremost, i want everyone to know how happy i am to be happy to be home with my family and friends. amanda barry was the first to talk expressing her gratefulness for her freedom and a support for family. >> i want to thank everyone who has helped me and my family through this entire ordeal. everyone who has been here as a supporter has been a blessing. >> here is the confident demand a very the same confidence when she escaped to a neighbor's house to call 911. the woman did not give any details or

mentioned in real castro by name. >> i want to say thank you for your support. >> count on your neighbors. don't be afraid to ask for their help because help is available. >> i may have been through hell and back, but i am strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on my face. and with my head held high. i will not let the situation define who i am. i will define the situation. >> i'm andrew spencer reporting. >>james:at least 13 people are dead after a runaway train plowed into a town in

quebec. and canadian police say 50 others are still missing. 15- hundred residents who evacuated from there homes, returned to their canadian town today after a massive explosion. at least five of a train's tankers exploded after coming loose early saturday. the cause of the derailment is under investigation. but the company responsible for the train says an engine shutdown may have released air brakes holding the train in place. >>anny:an oversight board today will begin hearing testimony on the government's secret surveillance program. it's the first public event since the disclosure of spying operations. civil liberties activists, a retired federal judge and a former bush administration lawyer are among the 16 experts testifying before the board. the board's five members

include an internet freedom advocate and two former bush lawyers who helped expand the government's national security authority. a federal judge in san >>james: francisco has turned down a justice department bid to dismiss a lawsuit that claims, the national security agency conducted unconstitutional surveillance on americans. the lawsuit was filed back in 2008 by five californians and was led by a woman out of petaluma. it was partly based on allegations by a former a-t and t technician who claimed the company started routing a copy of telephone and internet communications to the n-s-a. the justice department says allowing the lawsuit could endanger national security. >>anny: we will fill you in up with the weather and update you on those market numbers coming up in just a moment. we will be right back peripatetic

>>james: we are back and it is 427. taking a look at the stock markets this morning.

futures trading shows all three indexes in the positive this morning. optimism over how second- quarter corporate earnings will look has helped stocks start the week with gains. here's a look at yesterday's closing numbers. the dow closed up 88 points, ending the day ta 15,224. the nasdaq also closed up 5 points, to end at 3,484. and the s and p 500 climbed nearly nine points, closing at 1,640. we'll be watching the market all morning long here on the kron four morning news opening bell. >>anny: the time now is 428. we will be back in just a moment.

the >>darya: we are back it is 430. it would look outside for mount tam cam. let's get

the latest on your tuesday forecast and say good morning to erica. >>darya: good morning james. well you will certainly noticed more fog here at the golden gate bridge compared to yesterday. visibility is limited for those of you driving out of santa rosa. we do have coastal and a fog this morning but we are talking sunshine into the afternoon. tomorrow, very similar story to sudden changes and minor fluctuations each and every day lasting into the weekend. nothing to relieve concern yourself with. by lunchtime, fog mainly just setting up at the coast line. starting with the east bay interior valleys, these are the hot spots today with

brentwood at 99 degrees, 934 danville. mostly sunny skies for the east bay's shoreline. 81 degrees and castro valley mid '70s expected for oakland. downtown's san jose will keep temperatures in the mid '80s. low 90s for those of you in evergreen per it may eighties expected and cupertino. downtown's san francisco check-in and in the upper 60s so a little bit warmer day yesterday. pacifica and 63 degrees and low 80's and palo alto. turning your attention for north bay. if you're heading up to one country, looks like santa rosa today with a high of 81 degrees. as we check out your 7 day around the bay forecast, you will notice a very minor changes but it looks like into the weekend we will see low 90s for that inland spot and '70s around the bay and mid- 60's for the coast. in terms of traffic around the bay

area, here's a quick bridge check. it live took-as a live chat at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza print looking good. san mateo your drive times just 12 to 13 minutes. at the golden gate bridge, focusing on the traffic, we are expecting lots of space in between cars. according to the chp no incidents to report and a drive time of 23 minutes from a bottle into san francisco. >>james:federal investigators were at the scene throught the day yesterday at s-f-o. here is what we know. asiana airlines is flying the families of the crash victims from korea and china to san francisco. two members left for the u-s on sunday, another four left yesterday, and four more expected to leave for the u-s tomorrow.

there were 307 people onboard asiana flight 2-14. when it crashed into the runway saturday. 2 teen girls from china were killed. investigators looking into the possibility that one of the girls was killed after being run over by a rescue vehicle. more than 180 people were sent to several bay area hospitals. our team coverage continues with kron-4's dan kerman. he has details on what investigators are saying about the crash. there were 291 -passengers and 16- crewmembers on board asiana airlines flight 214 when it crashed at s-f-o on saturday.

more than 180 people were sent to bay area hospitals. 17 passengers are still at san francisco general hospital. six are listed in critical condition. 10 passengers remain at stanford hospital. >>anny:the stanford blood center is calling for more blood donations following the deadly asiana crash. the center has an urgent need for type o-positive and o-negative blood and platelets. the center is a main supplier to stanford hospital and the lucile packard children's hospital where 55 crash survivors were taken. according to the blood center, the crash occurred when supplies were already low following the fourth of july holiday. all blood types will be accepted.

a passenger tells kron 4 how the parents and loved ones of 30 school children from china were privately escorted off their flight after arriving at s-f-o last night families eager to reunite with their children after most of them survived the crash of asiana flight 2-14. the children were all girls died in the crash two >>james:two chinese teenagers lost their lives during saturday's crash landing. in their hometown in eastern china emotional poignant tributes are pouring in. david mckenzie travelled to their hometown where a community is now brought together in mourning. a vigil of loss. .an accident thousands of miles away pulling them closer together. they have put out candles that say the date, seven seven, of this accident, this has really affected this town and especially the teenagers, very deeply. online, the high-school students of jiangshan called

out to each other to come. >>"we hope we can send the two who died our wishes and hope that they will be in heaven in peace." a way to express their grief and pain too, she says. but for some, it's too much. ye meng yuan 16 she enjoyed physics and english and loved music. wang linjia.also 16 always with a smile on her face say her friends.

>>darya:it was in this classroom >>mark: that wang was known as a >> natural leader, she studied hard and wanted to be a journalist. these two students had big hopes and dreams but they were cut off mao xiao qiang says that for many on the trip, it was their first time out of china. for years, this elite school has been sending students to the u.s. for the

summer. so, when the news came, mao thought it was a joke. "the second feeling was surprise and then i was terrified. i immediately called my boy and luckily i found he was ok. as a father i feel very sad; i saw those girls when we were saying goodbye." now their classmates say goodbye writing a final message in their lanterns to their tragically departed friends. david mckenzie, cnn, jiangshan violence in the streets continues in cairo intense conflict has resulted in dozens getting killed all while the country's

leaders are trying to form an interim government after president mohamed morsy was removed. as kron four's terisa estacio reports many of the called heros. de >>vicki: can you talk about the pilots. what have they told you ma'am. >> there were four pilots. we have interviewed two of them. we have not interviewed the flying public yet so when we complete all of the interviews, we will provide information to the public probably by this afternoon. >>will: the to you interviewed were those the ones who should have overseen the landing? >> we are getting great cooperation and we expect that to continue and we

really want to learn what they have to say. >>will: was there any thing botanical other than the pilots. was there anything early on that indicates mechanical failure? >> we don't have any reports from air-traffic control that anyone indicated that there was an issue of flight control issue. that they were having any problems. we have examined the engines and we don't see any failures with respect to the engine. no one containment. we are working to gather all the factual affirmation. we have a structure and systems team

>>will: when you speak to the pilots, you get a free swing of them sort to speak. >> we have a process on how we conduct interviews. we have our counterparts from korea who arrived on sunday. we began our interview on monday. we do group interviews and in all of our interviews we allow people

to have representation, a co-worker, a colleague, a lawyer, it is up to them. that is consistent with our general practice. just to be

very clear, this pilot does have a lot of experience. this is just on a different aircraft types so he was operating a triple seven for the first time in two san francisco. that does not mean that he has landed a triple seven other airports before >>will: having spoken to you about possible distraction. any think early on the collegiate in that direction. memo those are definitely things we look at consistently to try and understand what might have been going on. we want to look at the man, the machine and the environment and we

want to understand what factors may have influenced any issues in any of those areas so we are looking at the airport, the aircraft and we are looking at the performance of the people in the cockpit.

>>anny: welcome back. let's check and with erica at the weather center. >>anny: >>erica: we are starting with coastal fog this morning. it is starting to fill up our bay shores but we are still waking up to clear skies and lead. i want

to take a look at your temperatures right now. we are in the low sixties in livermore and fairfield. 50 degrees out the door in oakland. turning our attention to where those numbers will go into the afternoon. today will be the warmest day of the week so with that we will see mid- 90s pier 7 day around the bay forecast shows a very subtle minored day-to-day changes. temperatures will fluctuate by more than a very pleasant conditions. temperatures a tad bit higher than the seasonal average. no special traffic

advisories however you would like to drive with extra precaution. no accidents to report however. sao paulo one looking pretty good as you work your way out of marin county town not is 453. we have to take a quick break on the kron4 morning news. we will be right back. ♪

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>>james: top stories we're following on this tuesday, july 9th. we just spoke with n-t-s-b, what they are saying this morning about the investigation, plus we'll show you the latest dramatic video coming out from the day of the crash. plus, the families of the two teenage girls killed in saturday's plane crash have arrived in the bay area. an update on their trip, coming up. more on our top story in just a minute, but first we want to get a quick look at >>jacqueline:federal investigators are expected to return to the scene today of the wreckage of asiana flight 214 at s-f-o. >>james:here is the latest: american and south korea investigators today are questioning two of the four pilots of the asiana airlines plane that clipped a seawall and crash landed on saturday. two of the 307 people on board died. the other two pilots were questioned yesterday. investigators want to know

why the boeing 7-77's speed was too slow to land safely, and why no one realized it in time. and they'll also be talking with air controllers. the recorded conversation between the pilots and air controllers at the san francisco airport also will be investigated. that english and korean. >>anny:the relatives of victims of saturday's fiery asiana airlines plane crash in san francisco arrived in s-f-o last night. families were eager to reunite with their children after most of them survived the crash of asiana flight 2-14. the families of the two chinese teens who were killed in the plane crash were among those traveling. a passenger tells us the parents were privately escorted off their flight after arriving at the airport. the students were all from the same province in china. the two girls, along with 28 classmates and four teachers, were headed to a summer church camp held by the west valley christian school near los angeles. the camp is aimed at helping foreign students improve their english skills. the n-t-s-b will continue today with their interview

with the pilots in control of the asiana plane that crash saturday. investigators will be looking into the pilots' activities, including how much rest they had gotten, in the 72 hours prior to the crash. the interviews would also focus on the pilots' use of autopilot and other automated equipment on the plane, as well as whether there was any miscommunication between the

pilots or with the airport's control tower. but the n-t-s-b continue to focus on the lack of speed seconds prior to landing.and says a warning was sent out to the pilots. the n-t-s-b says it is too early say whether a rescue vehicle ran over one of the two girls killed in the crash. we are expected to hear again from the ntsb sometime today. kron four's will tran is live in burlingame with that part of the story, will? >>will: right now, investigators simply don't know what happened. two of the pilots were interviewed. we got a chance to ask her about mechanical problems, did that play wrote critic here is what she had to say about that. memo >> we have examined the

engines. we don't see any failures with respect to the engines. no on containment. we are working to gather all of the factual information. we have a structure and systems team was coming through the aircraft right now. >>will: the pilot needs to talk who was in charge of landed the plane. this was the first time she landed a triple seven at sfo. i asked her should a senior pilot, someone who has done that before landed. she says no because you cannot land the first time with hundred landings under your belt. you gotta do it sometime soldier said it is not out of the ordinary for a pilot to land a triple seven or any other aircraft for the first time at sfo. they will look at everything through will have much more from her and from my conversation coming up at 530.

>>anny:as the investigation continues we are getting new images into the news room. this video shows the immediate aftermath of saturday's deadly crash. jennifer solis captured this footage of smoke billowing from the wreckage of asiana airlines flight 214. emergency crews battled the fire as well as attending the victims and trying to manage the chaos following the moments after the plane went down stay with kron four as we continue to bring you the latest information with the deadly plane crash at s-f-o. we'll bring that to you live on our 24-seven bay area news channel, comcast 193. we'll also be updating our website, kron-four-dot-com, as well as our facebook and twitter pages. >>james:new this morning. japan airlines says one of

it's boeing 7-7-7's headed for s-f-o had to return to tokyo after a warning flashed in the cockpit saying the jet's hydraulic level was low. the airline says the plane returned to tokyo's haneda airport about four hours after it had left. mechanics found a leak in the plane' hydraulic system. the 236 passengers were put on another plane and safely arrived in san francisco. >>anny: we are expecting a warmer conditions inland this afternoon. we will talk more about that and have your forecast we come back. ñáçwçñ

>>anny: welcome back. the time is 510. the eastern span on the bay bridge will * not open as scheduled on labor day as a contractor repairs cracked seismic safety bolts. the toll bridge program oversight committee says the contactor working on the project forecasts that it's retrofit of the failed bolts will take until at least december 10th.

the authority says a bay bridge opening date will be determined after that. >>james:the delayed opening of the bay bridge has caused some concern for bay area residents. the toll bridge program oversite committee says, in addition to extending the completion date to december just prior to opening. a full 4-day closure of the bay bridge will take place. in order to transition traffic from the old eastern span to the new one

>>anny: and will return we will talk more about the warm-up we should be expecting this week. we will be right back. ♪

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>>james: 515 is the time this morning. welcome back to the kron4 morning news. top story we're following this morning. the last person off asiana flight 214 described the crash to korean reporters, sunday night. flight attendant lee yoon- hye says she felt the plane

trying to take off again before hitting the runway. then, she says she felt a massive impact as the boeing 777 crashed and slid across the runway. she said quote "the ceiling was coming down and it felt like something was dragging the plane. behind me i couldn't see because there was a wall." end quote. she also described two evacuation slides inflating inward, pinning other flight attendants before they could be punctured and deflated. following the latest out of a deadly train derailment in canada. 13 people are now dead and more than 50 are still missing from this weekends crash. investigators looking into the fiery train derailment in quebec are focusing on an earlier blaze on the same train and how a series of actions following it may have caused the locomotive's brakes to fail several hours later. >>anny: whatever to the weather center with an update from our country good morning. >>darya: good morning. we are starting with a lot of fog this morning. but we should expect that to clear

by the afternoon with plenty of sunshine coming in. we do have some areas of low cloud and looks like that will continue throughout the morning. into the 7:00 hour, fog trochophore showing mostly cloudy skies. it will start to peel back relatively early so by lunchtime looks like a lot of conditions just lining up along the coast line. following your afternoon highs, it is expected to be the warmest day of the week. turning our attention to the east bay, take a look at these numbers. fairfield 92 degrees. downtown's san francisco with a high of 68 and 86 slated for napa. his 7 day around the bay forecast shows subtle day- to-day changes. not much fluctuation in those temperatures. we are really in the patterns of morning fog with afternoon sunshine. for your we can forecast,

saturday and sunday we're talking low eighties and went and '60s for the coast. looked like we will continue with similar weather as we start the next work week. 5173 it on to traffic now. good morning george. >>jacqueline: we are monitoring a pretty good ride around the bay area. no hot spots, major incidents or delays. your ride to the bay bridge looks great. " back up we saw the left leg in cash blame is no longer there. it still looks good for the macarthur made and on the east shore freeway print your ride to the san mateo bridge, highway 92 and 11 minute commute across the span over to boston city. let's take up traffic maps and take a ride around the bay as we look first at the commute in the east bay on the upper east for freeway. this drive time is just 13 minutes from hercules to

berkeley. the san ramon valley ride coming in at about 16 to 18 minutes this morning. no delays for 85 through the west valley or to 80 out the cupertino and your ride and iran still under 25 minutes from the bottle down to the golden gate bridge. >>mark: here's a look at some video of the aftermath. at least five of the train's tankers exploded after coming loose early saturday, speeding downhill

nearly seven miles and derailing in the town of lac-megantic. in about 45 minutes from now.george zimmerman will be back in court the top goal today for the lawyers in the george zimmerman trial is to convince jurors of whether he or trayvon martin can be heard on a 911 call. defense attorneys called five of zimmerman's friends yesterday to testify that it was his voice yelling

for help on the call. convincing the jury of who was screaming for help on the tape is important to both sides because it would help jurors evaluate zimmerman's self-defense claim. the three women, who were rescued after nearly a decade in captivity, are now breaking their silence. amanda berry, gina dejesus and michelle knight have quietly started their lives over, away from the public taking time to get used to their freedom. the three have released this video early this morning to say thank you.

>>anny:an oversight board today will begin hearing testimony on the government's secret surveillance program. it's the first public event since the disclosure of spying operations. civil liberties activists, a retired federal judge and a former bush administration lawyer are among the 16 experts testifying before the board. the board's five members include an internet freedom advocate and two former bush lawyers who helped expand the government's national security authority. >>james:the u.s. supreme court is being asked to stop the national security agency's surveillance of

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>> watching wall street this morning. futures trading show all three indexes in the positive this morning. here is a look at yesterday's and numbers. the dow closed 88 points, ending the day at 15,224. the nasdaq also closed up five points, to end at 3484. the s&p 500 climbed nearly 9 points, closing at 1640. we will be watching the market all morning long here on

kron 4 news starting at 6:30 a.m. with the opening bell. >> americans increase their borrowing in may at the fastest pace in a year. borrowing in the category that includes credit cards reached its highest point since a fall of 2010. increased borrowing can be a sign that consumers are feeling more confident. the federal reserve says that consumers increased their borrowing by $19.6 billion in may compared with april. credit-card debt reached $847.1 billion, the highest since september 2010 the still was below the 2008 peak. maureen on autos and student loans increased $13 billion. >> republicans are urging congress to take action on rising student loan interest rates. last week the

interest rate officially double from 3.4% to 6.8% on some student loans. the fight occurred after the senate failed to reach a compromise by july 1st which was the deadline. negotiators are stuck largely on the issue of whether to require an overall cap on interest rates for new loans. the hike affects about 7 million new subsidized stafford loans for students, but does not apply to existing loans. >> we will be right back.

>> we have an update here from the news room on the plane crash. federal investigators are i expected to return to the scene today of the wreckage of asiana flight 214 at s.f. o. here

is the latest. american and south korea the investigators today are questioning two of four pilots of the airplane. two of the 307 people on board died. >> the national transportation safety board is expected to hold an official press conference later this afternoon where we could learn new information on the interview with the four pilots. earlier this morning, kron 4 will tran spoke with the chair of the ntsb, he joins us live from burlingame with more on what she had to say. >> this gives us some time to talk to the other two pilots who notably, the one who was in charge of a landed the airplane. they

have not spoken to him and he has never landed at s.f. o. you can see the triple seven is sitting right behind me. i had a chance to talk to the chair person and she stated that the plane will be here for a least a week or so because they're still gathering evidence. they stated that will move to an off site location and it will continue to investigate. it may take weeks, even months before they know what caused this crash. >> speed, apparently they were going lower than they needed to go upon letting the airplane. they stated that when you lead an airplane you should be a full power. they stated that the plane was coasting man. that would give final confirmation from the black box. i had a chance to talk to her this morning and i

wanted to know whether or not this particular pilot he should have been in charge of this flight. >> no one is going to walk into a cockpit with a hundred percent landing. they will have to have a least gone through their second, third, and forth. this is just a different aircraft and he was operating the triple seven for the first time and that does not mean that he has not landed it before and and another airport. >> also, i had a chance to check with her to see if speed played a role. they stated that it will look into this. while there interviewing these pilots they will have something out in front of them. they're

not tried to be confrontational but they just want to know what happened perry airport language, may be a barrier and they should wrap up all the interviews over the next day or so. they will keep us informed on what happens. >> family members of the victims of the plane crash arrive at s.f. o last night. they were eager to be reunited with their loved ones who gets to ride. as for the families of the two chinese teens who were killed in a crash, that were among those traveling. a passenger tells us that the parents were privately escorted off the flight after arriving at the airport. >> they work led off before we could even get off. they were given a preferential treatment. we got off the flight here, that were

exported to the fact of the staircase. they were put on a bus and that was it. >> the students were all from the same province in china. the two girls, along with 28 classmates and four teachers, were headed to a summer church camp hill by the west of valley christian school near los angeles. the camp is aimed at helping foreign skills improve their english skills. >> many survivors of the flights are still coming to terms with their narrow escape. among those who walk away from the crash was a group of teachers and students from a martial arts studio and scotts valley. they were returning from an even in south korea. the doors and windows of the martial arts academy are now filled with messages of

love from patrons and other supporters, giving banks for the team's survival. >> we were just thinking got from the bottom of our hearts. they just means so much to us. >> school owner elliot stone and possibly some of the others were on flight 214 are planning to share their experience with the public today. >> the stanford blood center is calling for more donations following the deadly crash. the center has an urgent need for old- positive and o-negative blood. the center is a main supplier to stanford hospital and the lucille packard children's hospital where 55 crash survivors were taken. according to the blood center, the crash occurred when supplies were already low following the fourth of july holiday weekend. all blood types

will be accepted. >> stay with kron4 as we continue to bring you the latest information with the deadly plane crash at s.f. o. we will bring that to you live on our 24/7 bay area news channel, comcast 193. will also be updating our website, as well as our facebook and twitter pages. >> we will not turn our attention to the weather. >> your extended forecasts shows that we have morning fog, and afternoon sunshine. it will be cooler as we head into the rest of the day. i do want to highlight friday because that is what it would be the coolest of the week. the temperatures will jump up slightly as we head into the weekend. >> we are looking at a pretty good commute and we

are not tracking any hot spots. we are just a little bit after 5:30 a.m. and we're starting to see a backup in the cash lanes. here's a quick commute check. the south bay peninsula and the north bay you will have light traffic but adding to that on interstate 580 there is a back up between antioch and pittsburg on highway for westbound. we will take a quick break and the time is 5:38 a.m.. look at 'em.

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>> welcome back. the top story continues to be the plane crash and the fallout at s.f. o. this is a video from our helicopter partnership of the wreckage. delays into and out of the airport are averaging between 60 to 90 minutes, as one of the 41 ways remain closed. three of them have we open but the fourth one is still close. ntsb investigators say that the

crash regis still wreckage is still visible. some passengers who just landed ed sfo say seeing the damage is short rail. >> san this upfront is crazy to see. >> there was just debris everywhere. >> there is no estimated time on when it will be open. but will let you know when they make that decision. >> the time is 5:47 a.m.. here is erica with a look at the weather. >> we are starting out with a live look from our roof cam. you can barely make out the top of the building because it is foggy and

missed the outside.misty outsid >> we are the in the '60s in antioch. we are flirting with 60's in redwood city. future cast 4 shows that by lunchtime we will still be in the '60s for places like san francisco and the shoreline. take a look at on from your screen. we will be in the '80s by lunchtime. putting the clock into motion the red is bordering the bay area. we will see and '90s and today but it is expected to be the warmest of the week. >> you will see an increase in cloud cover by 8:00 p.m.. and let's take a closer look at afternoon highs. these are a hot spots for today brentwood, will be coming in

at 95 degrees. turning our attention to the east bay they will have 70's to or around. 754 hayward and it will be a gorgeous day in the south bay. 94 degrees in los gatos. downtown san francisco will have afternoon high of 68 degrees. the north bay with the napa will be coming in at 86 degrees. santa rosa will have afternoon high of 81 degrees. >> in terms of your extended forecast it will be sold each and every day. nothing too drastic and the temperatures will stay just a few degrees above the previous day's forecast. looking ahead at the weekend will see low 90's. >> i was tracking an

incident that the chp is handling which surprised me. there were no incidents and i checked with them and sure enough, the chp is not dispatched to any incident on the freeway. they have no stalls, accident, or degrees in lanes.debris and the lanes. >> here at the bay bridge toll plaza the back of the starting to form in the left hand cash plan. fasttrack, is looking okay. we have a full fasttrack lanes working. your ride to the san mateo bridge highway 92 is a smoker menu and the drive times as 11 minutes across the span very the 1 01 southbound on the golden gate bridge is looking good through the fall. the drive time is under 25 minutes from novato to the golden

gate bridge. >> in other bay nils, we have an update with story that we first told you about over the weekend. one person has died in an apartment complex fire that happened early sunday morning. the 6 alarm fire at the apartment, redwood city injured 21 people and displaced nearly a hundred people on sunday. three firefighters also heard in the blaze. the person who died has not been identified. some residents will be allowed to return to the building today to collect their belongings. the red cross is currently helping those residents with food, shelter, and clothing. >> a coalition of city college san francisco students, faculty and supporters are planning a march today to speak out against last week's decision to terminate the school's accreditation in 2014. the

saved city college sampras's go coalition plans to march and rally in front of the u.s. department of education's san francisco office at beale street. crew members said they hope to call attention to policies that favor privatization and colorization of education at the federal levporatiatozation n at the federal level. >> on the bay area sports. it was a marathon, and the giants stumble at the finish line. after brandon crawford tied the game at 3 with eight rbi single in the seventh. if crawford could not handle pinch-hitter anthony reckers grounder,

along young to score and handing new york of the win. this one lasted five hours, 26 minutes. the giants left 18 runners on base a solid outing by pitcher tim lince cum. >> grant green making his major-league debut for the athletics, and playing second base. the 40 year-old colon moved into a tie for second in the majors in victories. he is a 12-3 on the season he allowed seven hits and one walk with five strikes. >> the warriors' have signed free agent for/center ma >> the warriors' have signed free agent for/center ma rreese

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>> here is your seven day of around the bay forecast. today, will be a little bit warmer. things will cool as we head into the second half of the week. all in all

it is not dead. if you are along the coast you will be enjoyed mid 60's. >> we continue to follow the latest with the deadly plane crash over the weekend at san francisco international airport. the families of the two teams killed in that crash are in san francisco this morning. we will have the latest on this investigation coming up. >> the opening of the new eastern span of the bay bridge has been delayed. it is all because of those failed a bolts that keep the bridge from collapsing during an earthquake. >> president obama is looking to completely remove the troops from afghanistan by next year. when a more details on the withdrawal when the kron 4 morning news continues.

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following the latest on the investigation into that deadly plane crash at s-f- o. what we know now and what's going to be done in the days ahead. >> will take a look at what was going on in the cockpit to really understand how the speed deteriorated and why they did not catch it. >> and kron four speaks with n-t-s-b this morning, we'll have more on what they are saying about the investigation. >> we are waking up to gray skies again. it is very cloudy over the golden gate bridge. take a look at the afternoon high. let inland spots will climb to the mid 90's. we are holding on to pretty comfortable conditions and by 8:00 p.m. tonight. you concede that the player isti