the instructor pilot. once again, the talk revolved around the fact that the plan was too low and too slow. and the pilot did not recognize this until it was too late. >> reporter: >> he told the pilot to pull back. set speak at 137 knots. and he assumed that the auto throttles were retaining speak. >> reporter: they're not retaining speak and the pilot should have known that. >> gary: >> that means that they need to monitor. we have a fly

pilot and two other pilots that is and the cockpit. so we need to understand what was going on and the cut it and what was going on with the crash. u s pierre carrier crews are recline safety sensitive situations to be drug and alcohol testing it. for part 129 there is no specific u. s requirement they are defined to the country and to as to what those air carriers are based. >> reporter: let's recap that more time. districting pilot did not understand that they were too low and too slow and to the very

last second. but also the cruel or not alcohol and drug tested because it was not a man dictate mandated. the first officer was treated at hospitals for a cracked rib. reagan also tell you that two of the pilots were at the rear of the plane they were very ejected they did survive but suffered injuries. kron 4 news at 530 reporting as a follow-up and german kron for names. >> catherine: it turns out that survivors of flight 214 may owe a lot to the flight attendants. even more than initially thought. this is the veteran flight attendant who was the last person off the burning wreckage. she's talking to reporters about the first moments after the crash.and raising some very interesting questions for investigators.

>> the captain opened it and that acts are you locate captain? he said, yes i am ok. he told me to wait so, i closed the door and announced it because the passengers were upset. and things were confusing i said, ladies and german are plan has completely stopped please remain seated as we will not move anymore. >> catherine: very, about this machine not on the door and asked the pilot if she should start evacuate the pilot said no. at least one of the evacuation slides did not inject properly. all

of this is under evacuation investigation. >> pam: here's part of what observers find so interesting. the fact that when she knocked on the door.andhe said no!!!! experts say they can'tlee also described how at least one of the evacuation be part of the -- at 6 o'clock. today --- the ceo of asiana >> pam: airlines arrived in s-f-o. kron4's j-r stone was there in the middle of what appears to be a mob of reporters and executives. jr? >> reporter:pam, i have one phrase to describe what it looked like at sfo.all out chaos when this asiana airlines this scene and talk with victims. >> reporter:yoon young-doo is the man you're looking at. he's the president of asiana airlines. he arrived in san francisco today and there were somewhere in the neighborhood of around 50 reporters waiting for him. many of them national and international reporters. there was a microphone podium set up but young doo

walked right by it and when he did chaos broke out. reporters and cameramen running every which way to try and talk with him. when asked about the crash young- doo said that he was sorry in korean. there were a couple of officers nearby but even they couldn't tame the crowd. they yelled for a path to be cleared. at one point a officer get "someone get me a baton." one national photographer said it was worse than michael jackson mobs. young doo had to turn around and go back towards customs where he was again chased down as reporters tried to get information. this is what is sounded like. audiio >>get back! get back!

>>get back! get back! >> reporter:young-doo and the executives talked with some of those on board the plane. you'll hear what they had to say in my story at 6 o'clock. live in burlingame, j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> catherine: the ntsb investigation is focusing in part on the two teenaged girls who were killed.

the 16-year-olds were good friends.and came from an affluent coastal province in eastern china. their parents flew into sfo last night.and they had a briefing from the coroner. >> catherine: one of the many disturbing questions being investigated. did one of the two girls actually survive -- only to be run over by an emergency vehicle? we were told today that it could be a week or more before we know the answer. but let's take a closer look at this video shot by a witness. taken in the first minutes after the crash. again -- it could be days before we know if in fact - one of the victims was killed in the chaos -- run over by an emergency vehicle.

and all now to scotts valley where >> pam: more survivors of flight 214 are talking about their narrow escape. eliott stone, his mother, father, brother and two of his students met with reporters outside his martial arts studio >> this to the growing up i do not remember that so much. banking bill reported off for second and kind of fishtailing. oh my god we

thought we were going to dying right then. we they're people that perished in our hearts go out to their family and people that are injured our sympathies are with them as well. for the person we it has been very hard because i do not show anything from that. my scarring is an internal. >> one of the things that causes me extreme anxiety and concern is thinking about what if. all eight of us got out on harmed but anyone a bus or more of us could have been injured or killed. i'm when i think about that is very emotional.

>> pam: we will hear more coming up at 6:00. and our live coverage of the plane crash of a sham flight 214 continues after this break on the live site of the screen is a picture of the wreckage and on the right is a film of the actual crash. you would hear from children look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible.

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>> catherine: this crash at sfo intensifies. today for example -- the pilots were being questioned. and we learned from the ntsb that the commanding pilot was on his first trip as a flight instructor. >> catherine: we also have some new photos - released by the ntsb. investigators share these with the public.just to give you some idea of what's happening on the scene. the first one shows a couple of those investigators - looking at the carcass of flight 214. the hulking 777 crashed during its landing at sfo saturday.

the remains aren't going anywhere for a while.as investigators gather all the evidence they can. this is another view. and >> catherine: we now know the plane hit a seawall at the end of the runway.and the impact broke off the tail.sending the fuselage bouncing and skidding across the airfield. and we've seen the inside of the plane. broken seats. oxygen masks hanging.some of the passengers had to be cut out of their seats. some were trapped by their seat belts.and others by those broken seats landing on them from the rows in front of them. the pictures of what remains >> pam: of the aircraft, remind us just how lucky most of the passengers were. flight 214 had 307 people on board. two of them died. more than 180 others were taken to various hospitals, most of them to san francisisco general and stanford medical centerof those, 49 suffered serious injuries. as of today, just 17 remain

in the hospital. and only six are listed in critical condition. new tonight -- three young >> pam: survivors of the asiana flight 214 crash are sharing their story. sara sidner reports.our live covereage on the crash of asiana fight 214 continues after the break. we will >> >> reporter: >> there was no warning or anything. it just happened. >> it was like, we were bouncing all over the place. i remember it being dust everywhere. i was freaking out and then it stopped.

>> reporter: the pressure that they had survived the crash. >> i was, like i could not agree with i could not breathe for a couple of seconds. >> so after everything stopped and i realized i was alive and that looked and saw my brother and sister and they were both fined. a look at my mom and dad and they were both on the floor because their seats filled down. and then i called their name out and they both, looked and moaned kind of. >> reporter: the tail hit the sea wall and their head hit and bubbles fail and luggage fail. >> since the chair fell on us it was hard for us to get out. >> someone helped us out but

my brother and sister as a lid on the right. i realized i was limping so i might exit the not have a slide. so a flight attendant brought me to another exit which had a slide on the opposite side of the plane. >> reporter: the entire family, he eventually made it out alive. >> i was really glad i started crying. >> reporter: the first time the children were going to south korea it was a memorable trip but on the way home the in the up learning a frightening lesson of survival. >> pam: early this morning corner arrived passengers are staying on the bay area on monday the the security

surrounding the hotel is extremely tight coming forward as survivors. >> reporter: as you see here all of these vehicles entered the hotel stopped at the interest and checked before being allowed on the property. in fact kron for employees went through great last trying to get through because of the media covering one the issues to appear and the bay area. the kron plaza has turned into a sort of central location for ntsb investigators. as well as survivors of slot flight 214 pleaded. some are

where neck braces and others like this woman walking with the use of a cane in one hand and favoring her back in the other hand. followed immediately crown plaza employees in early game as weak immune kron 4 news. >> pam: we will show you after the break on what you need to know on how to survive a crash. ♪

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>> jacqueline: stock is covering the bridge tower expected to return and the widespread interest more morning. quite toasty in pleasanton 90 and 91 fairfield in the north bay

and a lease in south bay near the coast line 50 and '60s. fairly widespread fog morrow. making its way back to the coastline of around 11:00 in the morning with cooler temperatures tomorrow with an and results for extensive poll court coverage. fog coverage. make our way to the rest of the work week a little bit more extensive each day. we will reverse the tread and to weaken into early next week. >> reporter: now but woman held captive for nearly a

decade are coming forth as survivors. amanda berry, gina dejesus, and michelle knight.released this video to say thank you. >> want to thank everyone who has helped me and my family to this entire ordeal. everyone was been there to support as has been a blessing. >> thank you for the support. >> i may have been through hell and back but i am strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on of on my face. >> pam: 52-year-old ariel castro stands accused of kidnapping the women and holding them hostage in his house. he's also charged with aggravated murder related to the termination of one of their pregnancies. canadian authorities have now opened a criminal investigation into a deadly oil train derailment that killed at least 15 people over the weekend >> pam: quebec police today say investigators have "discovered elements" that have led to a criminal probe. they didn't give details, but did rule out terrorism.

>> pam: still missing from saturday's firey disaster, including those dead. our live covereage on the crash of asiana fight 214 my thoughts will continues after the break. >> pam: we will have an update on the investigation from the ntsb, and take you out to san francisco general hospital. where some the victims remain tonight. so she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has her life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente.

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>> pam: kron4 determine is live with more details on that than?dan? >> reporter: the instruction

pilot and the first officer who was behind in the chum seat. basically the construction pilot told the men was that it wasn't until there were five undersea doubt that it relies there are going to low and too slow. he thought that the auto throttles keeping them at 137 not. we keep hearing that number that was their target speak and they're continuing to lose speed as they're coming in for a landing. now the, why did that happen? with a mechanical problem? the pilot not pay attention? they still do not know they're still investigating the crash. >> the crew is read quired to maintain a safety aircraft. we have a pilot aircraft and pilot and two other pilots in the cocked his mentioning in revealing

the speed. we need to understand what was on with the aircraft as well. >> reporter: asian gonna prove not one of them drug or alcohol tested. it is not required for those on foreign airlines. it is up to the country of korea. as of now, not one member of the roche of that crew has been drug or alcohol tested. one of the pilots in the cockpit has suffered a crack a cracked rib. two were ejected from their rear of the plane still survived but both suffered injuries.

they're trying to determine how that happened. and how many that happen to. she walked into the runway and able to see that it was the landing gear that hit first and then hit the tail section of the plane. reporting line and as a fall kron 4 news. >> pam: this media frenzy erupted at airport when the president and c-e-o of asiana airlines arrived this afternoon. >> pam: a swarm of reporters and camera crews surrounded yoon young-doo at s-f- o.yelling deadly crash of flight 214. the crush of the media was so bad. yoon was unable to get through the international terminal. police had to escort him back to customs.

lets get now to kron4's scott rates. he's been monitoring the activity going on around the crashed 777 jetliner. >> reporter: they have been documenting all of the debris field so they have been doing that all day long. they have been and looking at the debris spread across the runway. another new thing that we have seen just today, are these trailers. you could see them right here. these trailers are full of equipment that it been using to help with the documentation of the debris field. you can see the troubles of an aircraft repair. and then the toll section is whether

investigating again. south korea investigators out here as well as assisting in as being in the investigation. so there's the tale and at the end of the water lurking in this area for the three that may have fallen and the water from the aircraft. about an hour and goal sought american airlines 737 as it was coming into a runaway it went all around and landed again. so that does happen those four rounds and obviously at this. >> pam: all rights got nothing to for the update from the scene. >> pam: five patients from the crash were released from hospital to that. also in a

positive update of for one of the children and the crash. >> reporter: doctors are saying that one very injured child is showing some progress. they have updated the child's progress from critical to serious. ability elaborate on the child injuries. but no doubt that this is very good news for the child parents and family members. they are here speaking of the family members and loved ones. but they have x for privacy right now there are too upset to act to talk about all that has happened. there are 12 people still hospitalized and severs is a general nine adults and three children to reseal the stock still kron 4 news.

terisa a stasi el >> pam: the asiana airlines crash this weekend likely has many people wondering how to stay safe in the event of a plane crash. luckily, recent upgrades to planes may help prevent the worst. >> reporter: a moment to the surviving passengers of a sheraton 41 not soon forget. >> all my god! >> reporter: aviation expert with preventing it from immediately catching fire. in more secure seats the cast the spot and anchor. surviving a crash relies on at the human factor. this video shows many fashion on passengers

carry their luggage as they escaped the crash plane. experts say now that is a bic now now. >> those items can replace the human lives kent. >> reporter: this video taken on in the discovery channel and simple move that could have avoided spinal injuries for some of those injured in the crash saturday the washing on the passengers say that they were not giving up given all want morning before the crash.

>> reporter: >> pam: surrounding saturday's crash mike mccarron former spokesperson and aviation export thank you for your time. there is a lot if permission shall just question start from the ins stripping pilot. is that pairing unusual? >> that i do not know. everyone at the time has to make their first instruction has to give the first approach. seoul brother its parent is norma? i do now?

>> pam: this this shift the mistakes away from the pilots or? >> it could be a combination thereof. was the equipment on opera itself. was the manual control or the following procedures? >> pam: who is the boss when there are three pilots in the cockpit? >> there's only one pilot in command whoever signed for that aircraft whenever you are in their you are part of the team and watching out the tubes. so everyone is a part of the team inside the cockpit >> pam: so when anything

goes wrong word is going on what is the chain of command? >> who was assigned by the airlines to be the pilot in command for that flight. that is what they have to determine right now. >> is far too early to make a good judgment. we do know that the airline was fairly to slow asking across the road runway. >> pam: ok mike mccurry will be back with us at 6:00 thank you for your time mike. >> pam:

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>> pam: thank you for joining us tonight. do you have any first impressions of the and of what happened on saturday? >> i think one of the biggest issues that came london recent news conference is the issue relating to autopilot spirit are all throttles to a specific speed to maintain a speed and apparently did not. >> pam: heard from the sea eagle of the airline's right

aw sury. we know that this is not in in june and into an issue. corporate leaders here in america are told to move ahead with corporate policies. were you surprised his statement? >> now. not at all is a cultural issue in asia. i find it quite cured >> pam: doesn't make them more reliable? >> determines wrote reliability is packs. what determines real real liability is fax. facts. >> pam: should we assume

that the airlines that asian airlines is picking up all the expenses for the family and hotel expenses and the changing plays in all of that? >> when there is an accident they normally do pick up the tab to accommodate the family so sure they get their family members will get there it is common practice to to do that and actually a good practice when >> ever whenever anyone is injured there's people hear them have traumatic brain injuries or some kind of paralysis. and these things in to be taken care of. and it takes money to to take care of that.

>> 0 sometimes the insurance companies that represent the airlines, since there is no physical injury therefore they do not owe you any money for it on through the accident occurred even if you have posttraumatic stress disorder. >> pam: think you can look ahead with you with more look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's.

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>> pam: now at six. >>the ceiling was coming down. >> pam: an asiana flight attendant describes saturday's crash landing at sfo. the airline's president swept off his feet as he arrives to meet with investigators and apologize we're learning more about the investigation into the federal investigators are at for the third straight day.

>> pam: here's the latest. >> pam: all four of the pilots from the flight have been and korean officials. after the crash happened, an oil tank leaked, splashing fuel onto the engine. that created a bigger fire than what may have normally happened in the same type of crash. and the n-t-s-b is defending itself for releasing information on the crash before the investigation is complete. the pilots union is criticizing the agency for releasing the cockpit chatter just seconds before the crash. >> pam: the n-t-s-b also updated us on what was going on *inside the cockpit. the press conference early this afternoon. and dan -- what is the latest? she

>> reporter: is the pilot the instruction pilot to give them the most interesting information, basically corp we first of parker it that they were going to blow into slow. and the pilot in the cockpit didn't realize it until it was too late. >> reporter: the runway lights signaled the plan was too low. >> he told the pilot to pull that then said speak at 130¢ and not. 137 knots. but they were not maintaining speak. he wished to push the throttle for but the other

pilot had already pushed the throttles forward. revealing the recorder data to see how the auto throttle and other recordings were set. >> the crew is required to maintain a safe seat aircraft. that means they need to monitor your id they have a flying pilot with two other pilots in the cockpit and they have a monitoring function. one of the very critical things that need to be monitored on the coast until landing is speed. so we need to understand what was on in the cockpit and also what was quinn on with the aircraft. >> reporter: no member of the issue on the crew were drug and alcohol tested. >> she for par 129 for

foreign carriers there are no specific u.s. requirements that are deferring to their country in which those air carriers are based. >> reporter: all of other pieces of information. however the first officer had a cracked rib in street for that. there were found in the wrong way and suffered injuries as they both survived. she looked down and you could tell when the plane first hit the landing gear and then the toll section of the plane. >> pam: the c-e-o of asiana airlines arrived at s-f-o this afternoon, and the only way to describe his arrival. a circus. >> pam: kron-4's j-r stone was there as he made his way through customs.

and he's live in millbrae with more. j-r? >> reporter: well, pam chaotic to say the least. chose not to walk to the podium to talk to reporters this from people began to run everywhere. now this is union and the ceo of asian and airlines there were 50 michael foss up for him but he kept walking. jicarilla he said he was sorry. there were so many cameras and people that he could not walk it was two vs dozens. m1, fell to the ground and 1.1 young ju what beckon to customs.

>> when we got off the plane they were there to meet us. i had mentioned that i was based in creek for five years so i can speak korea very fairly well. >> gary: >> reporter: some of the trollers have been prodding and to use in their investigation reporting live and grow again j.r. stone kron produce. >> pam: the two people killed in flight 214. ye mengyuan and wang linjia. both 16-year-old classmates from china. they will forever be the faces associated with this tragedy. >> pam: -- the survivors -- sharing their experiences of what happened. today one of the flight attendants on flight 214 talked to reporters. catherine heenan is here and says her description of those first moments after the crash -- are raising

lots of questions. >> catherine: the veteran flight attendant was the last person off the burning wreckage. she has been very calmly describing the frightening moments before and after the crash. chefher name is yoon hye lee. it's clear that she immediately jumped into action once she knew something was wrong. and it's "not" so clear that the same way. here's part of what she said. >> birds once the plane stopped completely on to the cockpit to see the plane was alive or not. i asked if the up pilot was ok and he said yes i a moped. i ask is shut evacuate in he told me to wait slate so i close the door and then announcement.

bangs for confusing. as it lays benjamin r. cline has completely stopped, please remain seated to the plan will not move any more. it was not the landing that we usually do it was even more than a hard landing. muni bond hard and bomb began move to both sides and stopped. then the emergency slide popped open the first door on the right and popped in work. thus when i knew the situation was not normal. by the time we were usually supposed to land i thought the pain rising just a little bit and then it went down with a great impact. should >> catherine: she talks about at least one of the chutes inflating inward -- saying it pinned one of the flight attendants inside the plane. but what observers find most interesting --- the fact she told her to wait. experts say there's simply no reason to wait even a second in that situation. it's just one more puzzling

course it will all be part of the investigation. >> pam: there are still a lot of questions to be answered surrounding the crash of flight 214. but maybe the biggest one is how four pilots -- three of them in the cockpit -- forgot to monitor the plane's speed on the approach to s-f-o. with us now is mike mccarron -- the former spokesperson at the airport. and mike -- how does something like that happen? >> pam: how could that be? >> pam: who is at fault for this? >> they will have could

determine district as an investigation. and to the good of the pieces of the puzzle together because heart stood decide now. but once this comes together will have a very good understanding of what happened. >> a lot of times it's personal preference and sometimes you need more land being under manual and automated. so both systems are there and use either or. i fly in a visual approach so certainly a standard approach for this the time of day. >> pam: your on saturday, was born three your mind? >> well, i did not see much better pilots must of had a

view because they deceived us that we are not landing. our pilots came on the epa a citadel's a mishap on the wrong way in the airport was closed. i know that they closed runaways occasionally but to close that the entire airport, i knew that had to be serious. >> that is very unusual. any training i had we had a nonstandard all landing. you evacuate you do not wait for anything. few ticks can rupture there's giant metal have to get out of the plane quickly. so i do not know what the pilot was thinking but the flight attendants use good judgment to get people off that plane.

>> pam: no drug or alcohol testing because this is a foreign airline does that need to be changed? >> there is an organization run by un called i see a whole. they need to look at this and make this a worldwide regulation. all crew should be drug and alcohol testing. not just american pilots. >> pam: thank you again, for your information tonight. >> pam: security remains tight at the crowne plaza hotel in burlingame today hotel workers used umbrellas, and built a make- shift fence draped with a black curtain to block the media for catching a glimpse of ntsb, investigators, asiana airline officials and surving passengers from flight 214family members of the plane crash victims checked in to the hotel on monday

>> pam: reporting from scotts valley and rob fladeboe has story from one of the survivors. >> reporter:elliot stone and his party of eight were in rows 16 through 19 in the middle of the plane when stone says it occurred to him they were coming in too low. >> and seemed low and if the lack of panic and chaos. i remember thinking we had pulled it off for a second and then, the fishtailing. graeme a girlfriend and said oh my god i think we are going to die right now. and so fire in flames and smoke and dropped everything and got out. >> reporter:stone says it felt like they might flip, and then it two friends all got out safely.

we started running >> we started running looking over our shoulders and running. >> reporter: stone praised the flight crew and first responders. as for getting back on an airplane again. stone and company were returning from a martial arts event in south korea. in scotts valley rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> pam: still to come as six directors from the ntsb still hold that a hold secrets on what happened saturday. and we'll take a look at the pictures that ntsb released today look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement.

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by pulling out the trailers used for investigations filled with the equipment. spending most of the day documenting the debris on the runway. and that is where the till of the aircraft is located. document the debris in using gps tracking system to help them locate the debris cleared speaking of some of the brain that is hard to locate. you concede there that is the edge of the water that is where the ntsb found the landing gear that broke off and also finding the telecom. she does concede continue working throughout tonight. thank

you scott >> jacqueline: is kobe cooler going for looking at the golden gate bridge and can see thefog that has been selling. as we make our way into tomorrow morning. should the fog clears back to the coastline about 11:00 in the morning with cooler temperatures tomorrow afternoon and set a ashley the rest of the week. the the 6:00 hour include in the delta and livermore valley by is o'clock morning still remains over the south bay and north bay and then back toward the shores. she: down

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>> reporter: flight 214 is still on one of the runways at s-f-o. and while it may simply be a still holds a lot of tragedy -- for both the treaty.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: directed from asian on a 214 to 14 still on a carmen at sfo. thus quebec live to kron 4 scott scott? >> reporter: then the question. they have been documenting all of the debris including the burned area outside of the aircraft. not necessarily the craft itself. also looking at all debris and the debris field will be across to my left here. seoul is a major debris you

receive until right here. as you see another plane landing rights there. and if you panel here you can see those trailers filled with equipment to do the documentation in their investigation. this is the command center set up outside of these are these derrick they hope that they hope to have their investigation wrapped up of all here soon. by the end of the week so that they can open up this runaway, pam. >> pam: thank you for the update tonight. >> pam: were the most critical cases were taken as

san francisco general kurt >> reporter: aaron and set for cisco general hospital nine adults and three children remain hospitalized their injuries remain quite significant from the paralysis to road rash from possibly being dragged on the ground after the trash and traumatic brain injury. the was some positive news released one of the injured children have been upgraded from critical to serious. no doubt this is some welcome news to the child's parents. kron 4 news this month that they're here next to their loved ones were requesting privacy right now as they continue to deal with all that has happened. unset for cisco

kron 4 news. >> pam: only four remain tonight one is in critical but stable condition. another in fair condition and two others in good condition tonight. a chorus of treasury for the victims as well as asia and the airlines. moore told commercial airlines compare old one and half billion dollars in insurance. the airline will likely be sued by the passenger and some at least collecting for their injuries. the base minimum of work under the 1909 montreal convention treaty >> pam: 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. >> pam: 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. >> pam: the 236 passengers were put on another plane and safely arrived in san francisco. >> pam: home prices in the bay area are on fire. that's the good news for home owners. the bad news? there's not a lot of homes on the market. the median home price in the bay area skyrocketed to 620 thousand dollars in june. a 43 percent jump from a year ago -- the most of any area. but the number of homes on the market dropped by 32 percent over the same period. if you live in the city of san francisco, the median home price is a cool one milloin dollars. but the price jump may just convince more homeowners to put their homes on the market.

to get burned. the median home price in the bay area ballooned by 43 percent during the past year $435,000 a year ago, emeryville-based online the bay area leads the growth, followed by sacramento with 41 percent, los angeles with 31 percent, las vegas with 30 percent and san diego with 25 percent. meanwhile, the number of homes on the market in the bay area has dropped by 32 a year ago. particular parts of the baystill, that type of growth thornberg said, would be to >> pam: police in hayward believe they have a serial fast foodthis -- after a jack in the box was robbed by a

masked gunman late last night. it's the third time in two box has been robbed. thousand block of mission boulevard has now been robbed twice since may 1st. police describe the suspect as a white male, between 20 and 25 years old. 6 feet tall with a thin build. anyone with information on call the hayward police department. >> jacqueline: '80s for the north bay in south bay, '60s at the coast line. the cooling trend will continue as we get into the rest of the work week. but we are expected tomorrow quietly into the weekend. as we head into the weekend last fall it means warmer temperatures which will carry over into earlier next week stay with us and will be back.

>> pam: earlier, we told you asiana airlines won't go under because of the crash of flight 214. every passenger will receive some monetary settlement from the airline. here with us is attorney stuart fraenkel from law firm kreindler and kreindler. and stuart -- how do the passengers begin the process of suing an airline in this kind of situation? >> based upon the fact that this close that this case will be governed by the macho convention. the process may be different. >> the montreal convention the fides where you can bring the lawsuit for example, if i was the

chinese national and i had a round-trip ticket from china to united states in back. the only place i will be able to sue a chillon that is in korea is home base or in china. shh >> pam: of the attorneys establish bought one the investigation is still under way. >> this point in time is still premature. there's clearly the facts tend to point at issue that may have had some pilot error. may have been some traffic control or airport issues. maybe some auto throttle or other computer issues on the airplane that could have contributed to this crash. >> pam: let me ask you this

someone who has followed crashes before you are an expert derrick for an alignment is sounds like a pilot error is on the top of gaullist. of possibilities of what caused this crash. what is your gut reaction to of what you have heard all of this. >> this clearly pilot error against at ensuring the pros have been acting properly so there will be a combination but it does appear at this point in time with the permission we do have that pilot error will be at the top of the last. >> pam: of course to young girls were killed and are not sure if one of them were rolled over by an emergency vehicle. >> there may be a claim against the emergency responders but there's also

some immunities' cured you can't sue bay emergency response team if there tried to help someone is called an emergency doctrine. >> pam: >> think > problem. >> >> pam: gary goes one-on- one with chris flew next. look at 'em.

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(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary: good evening everyone (crying) >> gary: 1 spot (miguel cabrera the space baseball

hitter was considering net and he said now. now. no. >> gary: 20 players some time after the all-star game with the less involvement with the performance enhancement biogenesis in miami will be suspended. alex rodriguez on that list they are the heavy hitter names. offshore bartolo you are pitching sunday for the a's please stay home. so the a's will probably get a representative to pick up calls..

>> gary: they have an employer, signed to a minor- league contract. he is very competitive he is yelling three home runs to 08 last couple of seasons in kansas city's and kansas city. so we will see what happened. >> gary: no stopping the warriors this season. they come to terms with the point guard named tommy douglas he will be a back up player but the word is very aggressive in teen spirit. jermaine o'neal in the league for 17 years, high school and at age of 18 pretty darn good player. multiple all-star selection and the warriors pick him up to that with a one-year der for douglas in

germain o'neill. >> gary: the and twitter he of refuse to apologize for the had taken where would he want regardless of what anyone else thinks. here he is with the 49ers year. it is just let in has never hurt anyone. it if >> gary: joe montana will never do that. jobs isolde l. a. gear. the lead of sneakers she the allied up sneakers. >> gary: joanne never wear

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that has been outspoken is an advocate of gay marriage and raising awareness of homophobia in sports he has written a book titled beautifully he meet sparkle pawning. he also gives his art take on life. wires and so conscious about their work running? he wanted >> when i'm at the practice facility i am hundred% focus on my job. but when i'm away from the football field there is so much else out there to live. so much out there for life if you focus on your job 24 hours of the day you are missing what else is on loan and the world. >> gary: this guy doesn't go to the stroke clubby doesn't drink he should send them home think about his family and was glad but in the

world like social issues. (laughter) >> this thing that that people have misconceptions of nfl but you only hear about the guys to do bad things and never hear about the guy to do a good thing spirit >> gary: jason collins when he kinmen and admitted that he was gay the nba player? >> that was good for him if you are a coach in one of your players say that that means your player hasn't been giving you a hundred percent because he has been thinking of something else. so if you won your players to give you hunter said they need to be able to be

excepting. treat people how you want to be treated. >> gary: pam. pam is just used me same house for kit kicking. >> i am actually signing at books in and can get it at barnes and noble or am assigned pre much independent bookstores everywhere. a lot of it has to deal with national and the p accurate national anthem the. empathy. >> gary: i will be at where we began for the book signings ♪

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