a government report due out this morning on what likely caused the crash of asiana flight 2-14 last summer. a government report due out this morning on what likely caused the crash of asiana flight 2-14 last summer. our top story this morning. the asiana flight 2-14 report due out today. here's a live look out of washington. the national transportation safety board is holding a meeting, set for 6-30 this morning, to talk about what likely caused the crash

last july at s-f-o. killing three people and injuring nearly 200 others here's video of the boeing 777 caming in to the airport too low and too slow, hitting a seawall and cartwheeling down the runway. cool weather coming this well the next couple of days. >>george: early activation. 1618 minutes. we're back of surveys but not into the maze for the westbound a

ride. the facts of 580 flyover. they video grows in starting to slow. and highway 92. with for the cemetery bridge this morning to read and your approach us. and the filler college of. you've seen at the fair army relied on the on ramp and the lights have been on for over a week now on green. starting this month with 03 for 3 6:00 and 9:00 and the westbound direction they're going to be veering traffic on the '92. getting to the san mateo bridge traffic fell moving smoothly. across the fed was found. the board is likely to make recommendations today on how to prevent similar accidents from happening. issues raised by the crash include hesitancy by some pilots to abort a landing

when things go wrong or to challenge a captain's actions. there's also the issue of over-reliance on automatic controls on the plane. you'll want to stay with us this hour. at 6-15, former s-f-o spokesperson mike mc- carron will be in studio to talk about today's report. the meeting scheduled to start at 6-30 in washington. mike will give us some insight in to the crash and the findings of the report. today is a deadline for muni to reach a deal on a labor contract with it's drivers.

the final deadline is still a week away. but an agreement is needed today. kron 4's will tran is live with the latest. will? a lot of bitterness can continue to grow. the great newsom is as they said yes we like it. mayor david lee if he likes this feel sign- off and the sow chaos will be behind us. if it does happen today. there is one final thought from the fifth half a dozen discipline of 15 of this month. the fare wars from of the june 30th food and then, if they only kill after that and if the a lot of problems because it

opens of all kinds of problems and arbitration for the into haven't found a role food there off and then something happened to david of all i can tell you that the union is not have the right now that the contract for the film with the irving offer is a good chance that- half and food will much enough thanks a lot will. >>: in fairfield in fairfield. after dozens of shots fired and a police standoff lasting several hours. a man is found dead inside a home. police went to the home on springwood circle around 1 o clock yesterday afternoon. they heard gunshots and ordered some residents to leave the area. police were concerned others were inside the home with the man involved in the standoff. they went in around 9 last night. and had to tase and kill an aggressive dog in

the house. officers eventually tracked down the man who opened fire. he was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. no one else was inside the home. residents who were asked to leave their homes were able to return last night. guilty on all counts. that's the verdict an oakland jury handed down in the murder of a 3 year old boy. carlos nava was the victim of a drive-by shooting back in 20-11. the little boy was with his mother and they were heading to a neighborhood market when the shooting happened at 64th and international. the defendants-- gang members laurence denard and willie torrence-- were convicted of first degree murder. officials hope the verdict sends a message to those

committing violent crimes in oakland. denard and torrence are facing life in prison. they are expected to be sentenced july 22nd. coming up. a driver veers off a bay area freeway and crashes into someone's backyard. we'll show you what happened. and a verdict has been reached in the british phone hacking scandal. ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous,

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ha former sfo spokesperson joins us now rid of them we have the initial report that seemed to indicate more than five aaron more than anything else. if anything surprising coming out this morning and think they're going to focus on that again through their often going to look of some issues. the use of automation of and the development you and also examining the merchants response to the airport itself. for men out of pilot training. with the flight crew their training. other kids from across coronation as for the communications between the pilot and co- pilot. all these things are going to come in in the value it very thoroughly. when a fly some of the blame police and for of going. and with a confidential seven and set up. the thing for the ntsb would in indication of following is there any problems about whether confidence suffer if they're going weather now

that the fate of the bottom line is the father then command room reports like this, of to leave see action taken because of this like by the federal government provide sfo receive anything common because of this report. the this a very strong recommendations as far as what to do it. a further increase training. and as far as if going to be a foot in vienna and how they train their file list of the ntsb is by regulators there this and investigator to they can make a recommendation to the faa and the airline had manufactured for the cannot enforce them. if of to the regulatory proof how much of a rival construction of the sfo plan is for the animation go for that is a real minor issue through the the fourth when a traffic

light was out. this is evidence of a seizure and as a bud would do that. also there was a crystal clear dead who is their individual flight rules so they shouldn't even need the system because of their rules. >>: from about seven to get that, from ntsb. of the story for state assembly committee said the takeover of the law food fined just for downloading it! coming up we'll tell you half about

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morning. the latest report on the deadly crash of asiana flight 2-14 last year. the n-t-s-b is set to talk about a probable cause of the crash. joining us right now is former s-f-o spokesperson mike mccarron.

new this morning. one guilty verdict.and one not guilty.in the u-k tabloid phone hacking trial. the jury on the case convicted former editor at british tabloid "news of the world" andy coulson hacking into people's cell phones and publishing them in the rupert murdoch newspaper. but that same jury acquitted fellow editor rebekah brooks.on her charges of phone hacking.obstructing police.and bribing

officials. three years ago.investigators discovered the the paper had hacked into the phones of celebrities, government officials.and crime victims. it led to the shut down of "news of the world". hundreds of emails lost.that could shed light on how and why the i-r-s targeted conservative political groups. but the head of the i-r-s says.he has not seen any evidence that those missing emails are anything more than a server crash. but republicans in congress aren't buying it. those e-mails are from

former i-r-s administrator lois lerner, whose division forced some tea party and other political groups to go through a more difficult process for tax-exempt status. the republican-led committee has subpoenaed a former i-r-s attorney who now works for the white house. the white house contends that jennifer o'connor left the agency before it knew about the loss of lerner's e-mails and has no information to offer. o'connor is set to testify in washington later this morning. monday's hearing lasted more than three hours. more than three hours. the wonder of summer is that i never know what kind of adventure awaits. the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing.

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the clear skies of the san mateo bridge. in the north bay hills and would also hill for the east of it. but within the winds pick up. here's a look at her south bay forecast for today. a sunny skies. really not too heavy for you. sunny and pleasant. northwest winds picking up. that one of the lighter side compsome other loc. temperatures will be topping out mid 80s inland to around mid to upper '70's and san jose. that and i mostly clear becoming fairly clouded. '80s and are very

strong us. this afternoon through to not have a storm system that could bring

today, a state assembly committee is set to take up the audrie's law proposal. which would create tougher penalties for sexual assaults and cyber bullying crimes. there is word that the committee will kill the bill. because of a mandatory two year sentence on minors who sexually abuse people while they're unconscious or disabled. audrie pott's family did not want that part of the

bill removed. 15 year old pott took her own life two years ago after partially nude pictures of her being sexually assaulted were seen by classmates at saratoga high school. kids eating fortified breakfast cereal might be getting unhealthy amounts of vitamins. new reports say the amounts of vitamin a, zinc and niacin added to cereal are calculated for adults. ingesting too much vitamin

a can, over time, lead to health issues such as liver damage and skeletal abnormalities. high zinc intakes can impair copper absorption and negatively affect immune function. consuming too much niacin can cause rash, nausea and vomiting. watching wall street this morning, and is the end of a good run? stocks dropped yesterday for the first time in seven days. the markets have been climbing steadily over the

last two months. here's a look at the closing numbers monday. the dow lost 9 points. the nasdaq was up about a point. and the s and p 500 was down nearly half a point. opening bell at 6-30. our top story this morning. the asiana flight 2-14 report due out today. here's a live look out of washington. the national transportation safety board is holding a meeting, to talk about what likely caused the crash last july at s-f-o. killing three people and injuring nearly 200 others. happening now. new metering lights are up on the san mateo bridge. kron 4's jackie sissel is

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in a live look at the toll plaza of. moving smoothly. were going to be hearing in just a moment about the new meter the rams on highway 92. that will affect your westbound a ride this morning and going forward every monday through friday. >>: another live from washingtonthe golden gate bridge may be getting a suicide barrier after all. the bridge district announced its plan to pay for the new addition to the bridge yesterday. four groups will be covering the barrier's 76- million dollar installation cost.

cal- trans will pay 22- million- dollars. the metropoltian transportation commission will cover 27- million dollars. califronia's mental health services comission will give seven- million dollars. and the golden gate bridge district will pay the remaining 20-million. the bridge district officials say they will not raise tolls to cover the districts share. a massive crackdown on child sex- trafficking across the country. operation cross country stings like this one in san mateo county went down last

week across the nation in the bay area 13 pimps have been arrested and six children have been rescued. the youngest one is just 15- years old. in the years since this operation has been underway, the fbi says they have recovered more than 37-hundred children. knocking - 2 secs

another part of 'operation cross country' had police and f-b-i agents in san mateo county checking up on convicted child sex offenders.

the operation was led by the county probation officers and included daly city and san bruno police. officers were making sure convicts are following court orders. they say a convict's previous crimes could escalate to future, possibly more serious, offenses. happening now. in washington, house lawmakers are questioning the i-r-s about lost e-mails targeting certain political groups. witnesses include former i- r-s counsel jennifer o'connor the head of the i-r-s says he's seen no evidence that anyone committed a crime when the agency lost emails a deadly ebola outbreak has hit unprecedented levels in west africa. you're looking at video from the humanitarian aid group "doctors without borders".

they describe the situation as quote "out of control." at least 350 people have died since the epidemic began in march. hundreds more are getting sick. the world health organization says its planning high level meetings on the outbreak next week. which could include a plan to send additional resources and experts to west africa the top stories on kron 4 dot com right now: this must be short. :15 then tease to the web a recall of defective air bags. is affecting more than one- point- one million vehicles in the u-s. b-m-w, chrysler, ford, honda, mazda, nissan and toyota. will all recall cars at the government's request. this comes after a

governemnt investigation earlier this month. of air bags rupturing. investigators say, if the bag ruptures. shards from bags could fly out and cause injury. in every case, the air bags were made by japanese supplier takata. plus. soccer player hope solo appeared in court yesterday. she pleaded not guilty to domestic violence charges-- for hitting her sister and her nephew over the weekend. police say solo appeared "intoxicated and upset" when she was arrested. you can learn more about this story on kron4-dot-com and what the women's soccer league had to say about the situation. in the wake of last week's tornado in pilger, nebraska, people digging out from mountains of debris are getting some help from a rock star. rebekah rae reports.

this has been reality for the last seven days. tractors and dust, where children once played in their backyards. you see such great people and it rips your heart out. but there are still smiles hidden among this tragedy. laughter brought out by a rock star. devastating. shocked. i mean, jeff and i are from omaha, so it's close -- knew about it when it happened from family and friends around here, but to actually see it firsthand is. yeah, unbelievable. former poison frontman bret michaels left the mic at home to get dirty in pilger. the devastation here is incredible, i'm pretty emotional to get to see something like this. after touring the town, michaels and his crew focused on the hardest-hit area. i probably don't know any of them and it makes me feel grateful. lifting heavy equipment and cleaning debris -- a task these home owners couldn't do alone.

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had applied, and then they would have had time to school up to the air speed and the new for around. >>: listening with a spokesperson michael caring our aviation experts and will be right back in just two minutes with more on the