. commuters will finally get an answer about the opening day. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. thank you more waking up this monday morning, i am pam cook. >> let's check your weather and traffic, he can handle the coast, inland, what whatever you want. -- whatever you want. a little more warm weather, nothing approaching the 104s and 105s, 60s and 70s by the water, here is sal. west 80 traffic is moving a

long well heading out to the mcarthur maze with no major problems, it is getting busier at the toll plaza as well and as you can see metering lights are being turned on, let's go back to the desk am being. oh, my g-d, its nose is up in the air. >> two 16-year-old girls died in the crash. we have more about the disaster, we have katie and travel is delaying for another look at fso, alex, you spoke

with the chairman of ntsb a little while ago? >> reporter: that's right, dave, the head of the ntsb told me earlier this morning they will likely sit down and interview the pilots later on today and that will be an important interview. they are trying to get a sense of what went wrong in flight 214. the wreckage remains here at fso. this was just a training flight and saturday was the first time he had flown that particular type of plane into fso. it was a boeing 777 and of course he came up short slamming the tail into the runway. these are photos released by the ntsb. oral the pilot is experienced and has over 98 hours of flying time but only logged 43 hours behind the controls of a boeing

777. he is still in the process of getting his license for the triple 777. >> well we know that the airline has released information about the crew's experience and we will be looking at the crew's experience overall and their total experience and also their experience in this aircraft and how they worked together and we are looking at crew resource management and human factor's issues. >> and the plane's black box issues, when the pilot realized he was going to stall he tried to abort the landing shortly after that but of course it was too late. the aircraft was flying significantly lower than its suggested speed and investigators have seen this

dramatic video taken by an eyewitness that shows the flight still in the air and they are trying to get their hands on that piece of video also gathering other surveillance video and other video from fso and others who may have seen this flight before the moment of impact. they are creating a briefing and that will happen this morning 11:30, -- at lengths safe -- alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> one of the girls actually survived the crash but was hit and killed by an emergency vehicle. medical examners say her injuries were consistent with being hit by a vehicle. they say it is possible it happened in all of the chaos.

the other girl appears to have died after being ejected by the plane. an autopsy may begin some time. they will travel here from united states from china and they will be accompanied by other children who were hurt in the asiana airlines jetliner crash. they will get visas before getting into san francisco and asiana airlines are paying for all of their costs. they were lucky enough to fly out but apprehend sufficient -- apprehends sufficient about getting on flights. >> reporter: many were in shock and now people have been here for several days and many are weary and still others are nervous to get on a plane

again. >> it was a little unnerving and i am flying out for the first time, that is pretty much. >> reporter: she is traveling to peru and they are flight is on time, however they are stuck here since saturday and others are traveling and looking for a quiet spot to lay their head. they once again find their flights either delayed or canceled and others are trying to get to austin texas and they may not get out of here until wednesday. many are shaken after witnessing the crash or hearing about it and others are trying to keep things into perspective. >> it is one of those thanks

that happen. you can walk across the way and get hit. >> reporter: one of those jet blue passengers said the only other available flights was for a first scholastic kit and for her it was cost prohibitive because first scholastic kits were more than $1,000 so you can check for other flights and others are receiving long delays. well a group of taiwan dough -- taiwan dough students survived and they talked about the chaos that surrounded their group as the plane crash landed. and an apartment fire in red wood city, at least 21

people including firefighters were hurt in the early morning hours of this hallmark fire on woodside road. many were rescued from their lconies and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. they are schedule willing a budget close, firefighters they they are dangerously low and they are forcing them to rethink that closure. after the steaks closes today -- station closes today, they are hoping they will find funding to keep station 87 open. leaders plan to meet in sacramento to talk about whether or not the new span of the bay bridge will open on labor day weekend. the community is talking to lawmakers about its brief investigation as to whether

they were tightened in march. but a decision could alter outcomes. we have a problem in santa rosa and i want to mention we do have a look at the commute starting off on the east shore freeway and traffic is moving along relatively welcome willing up here as you drive through the area westbound 880 as you head to the mcarthur maze, no major problems there. if you drive to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic has filled in and metering lights are on and traffic is getting slower, but it is about a 10 to 15 minute delay before you make it onto the span. they will have to take away the

right bound lane out to allow entering. out towards the delta, we have come back down to the extreme and it looks like we will have to settle day-to-day changes. it is a little warmer, 80s and 90s, mid-week we will cool it down, no big changes on the seven day outlook, and we have one extreme or the other, plenty of fog on the coast, temperatures held in the 60s and 70s, the big dome of high pressure out towards the western edge and inland temperatures come up two to three degrees and we saw that trend happening over the weekend and again, lows are on the cool side. 53 seems good, concord santa rosa, 55 napa, nevada, patchy

low clouds towards san jose, it is coming down a little bit, so if it gets below 20, it is a sign temperatures will start to warm up. it is also affecting sacramento, ukiah -- ukiah a, we don't get a northeast wind so it tree treats back to the coast, maybe a little shower tomorrow, breezy and windy for some, 60s and 70s and 90s and we still have a south went and we have plainly off inland areas, fog, sun and a little cooler pattern for wednesday and thursday taking shape and it ejects out and we will allow inland temperatures to warm up by the week. they tar getted a sheriff's

deputy. how george zimmerman's mother is coming to his defense today. and more about revealing the final seconds before the crash landing in a live report when the morning news continues. medications?

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. the chairman is showing the washington d.c. newsroom, kyla? deborah, they are providing final moments before the 214 crash landed on saturday. she said seven seconds, pilots crash landed and the system warned the pilots that they were about to stall. 1.5 seconds, they were asked to abort the landing but it was too late. it is just how fast the plane was traveling before it crashed. the ntsb said the boeing 777 needed 133 knots to land but they studied in wantco that the plane was not going fast enough. >> what we need to do is refine

that raw data and core bait -- rate it to -- corroborate to get a good accurate speed. >> they said they will inspect the engines and landing gear on all triple 7s on asiana airlines. they are looking into what witnesses say happened the moment before they crashed at fso. now the animation shows the plane hitting the sea wall and the tail of the plane separating right off. it goes up into the air and smashes back down again. it eventually settles in that grassy area and the fuselage starts smoking. happening now in sanford florida, the defense for the shooting of trayvon martin is resuming the case and there is george zimmerman right there, these are live pictures inside the courtroom with its two

attorneys right there. now today's attorneys say it comes after his mother and brother took the witness stand on friday for the prosecution. they testified it is trayvon martin's voice they can hear in the 911 calls begging for help, however his mother and uncle called saying that voice is of george zimmerman who you see right here on camera. george zimmerman's lawyer is not decided on whether george will take the stand and back here we will keep you posted on the trial. and shots fired by sheriff's deputy in marin county, sheriff's deputy shot at a suspect after the suspect accelerated his car at the deputy. the suspect's car was later found abandoned and he escaped. it is not clear whether he was

wounded but they threw rocks at him. he is scheduled to take up immigration reform and house speaker john boehner is scheduling more meetings on wednesday and he will not vote on the bill passed by the senate and instead they will come up with their own immigration legislation. conservatives do not provide any path to citizenship currently living in a country illegally. starting today, 650,000 defense employees will be forced to take one paid day off each week through september 21st and that's part of a suck quest terrible -- sequester of spending cuts. >> they are trying to make condemns available to prison inmates. although sexual contact is prohibitive, it does happen and it could lead to the spread of

hiv and in communities when those inmates are then paroled. legislation passed the assembly now goes to the senate even if it becomes wrong to provide to inmates here is had sal. we have traffic that is slow particularly where you see them, for example, it is not getting more crowded and getting to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is a 15 to 20 minute delay before you make it on to the bridge so right back to normal but it is normal and that's good because we have things that are even much greater than this. bart by the way is running on time and let's move along to the san mateo and dumbarton bridges and those are still looking good in both

directions. >> thank you a very good morning for most. most locations have some breaks overall an extensive fog bank is up around 2000 feet and on shore breezes are still there 50s on the lows and it is a little bit cooler compared to last week and we are in the 70s for some, we dropped a 15 to 20 degrees for the lows and combine it with westerly and the delta breeze also is live and well making it all the way to sacramento. 47 up in tahoe, 50s and 60s up and down the coast, and it is really not kind of a quiet hoe hum week, a nice couple of days and we cool it down but 60s to 90s and bumping up a couple of degrees on saturday, we will do

the same today, nothing dramatic until you are -- unless you are far new england and -- inland and it is a little warmer by the end of the week. >> this year's harvest will be possibly larger than average. they expect to start picking grapes sooner than normal. >> others are learning capacity to their own storeroom while last year's record crops means many wineries have many tanks and barrels. temporary workers make up the fastest growing component, and they jumped more than 50% since the recession ended. nobody comes even close to that. temperatures are coming for staff positions only and include doctors, lawyers and they could be taking up

potential jobs. checks, the roofs at transit valley are starting today. oop. >> initially one man was in bad shape. >> his reaction to that shocking image he saw. look at 'em.

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. the man who shot the video who crashed at fso is talking about it. >> they came face to face as it diamond clay -- dynamic clay held in the air... >> he noticed flight 214 and he knows was point -- nose was pointed up and he saw something was wrong, he heard a loud boom and he saw the plane flip on its nose. those who survived the crash, david shimel and six other instructors went to korea

for a competition. they were arriving home as he felt a sudden bump as they crash landed. >> everything fell a part with luggage, people were trapped climbing over stuff to get out. >> reporter: his group was seated together in the plane and they are all doing okay. >> reporter: the time is now 6:26, starting today, the transit authority service is making changes on several routes. 37 and 10 and 183 42 and 81. the dash shuttle will be operating until this evening and all the details can be found on the website. sal will get you where you need to go, sal? northbound 208, traffic still looks -- 280 traffic

still looks good and it was largely underscathed and it still looks -- unscathed and it still looks good, westbound 580, we still have a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza and now let's go to steve. thank you, it is a pretty big fog bank and it is misty up towards roaner park and there is a lot of low clouds only warm eastern for those well inland otherwise not much change coast and bay. coming in from oakland, major police activity, several roads are closed and we will have a live report from that scene coming up. talks resume with bart and the two unions, we will have more on whether the two sides are any closer to a new deal. they are interviewing pilots for flights 214 for the

flight which crashed over the weekend. we will tell you what information they have for the crew and what the ntsb has to say about the experience for the pilot.

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8thth, i am dave clark. oop and i am pam cook, time now 6:30. we do hope to interview the pilots and the plane crash landed on saturday with 307 passengers and crew on board. two teenage girls did not survive and many more people are hurt. now we do have team coverage of the disaster at fso. paul chambers has the latest on the treatment of passengers from that flight but we start with alex savage who was in mill bray and he spoke with the ntsb about the ongoing investigation, alex? >> reporter: investigators are trying to get a better sense of what they were thinking and how they responded in the final seconds of flight 214. they told me is a short time ago they will be sitting down to interview the pilots of that

flight and really understand what they did in those final moments. you can see the wreckage still sits here at fso and according to that information, the flight -- this was the first time he had flown a boeing 777 into fso. overall they have flying time but he only logged 43 hours in a boeing 777 and is still in the process of getting his license. they will not say if his experience level played a role in the crash but the black box shows the pilot realized he realized he was coming up short

and tried to abort the landing but was notable to. it was too late. >> they get a city of shaker activation and that really is -- stiff shaker activation and that shows the airplane is about to stall and they really don't have a lot at that point to recover. >> at the moment of impact, investigators say the aircraft was flying significantly below the target speed but he tried to abort the landing but he didn't have time. he told me investigators have seen this dramatic video which was taken and it shows flight 214 in the air and they are trying to obtain that video and of course any other video they might have, which show flight 214 before it crashed on saturday. the crash scene at fso will

remain intact for at least the next week as investigators gather evidence and go through debris on the runway. again that 4th runway will remain shut down for the foreseeable future and the ntsb is planning on holding a briefing on their investigation alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> i want to show you new video of the survivors. a lot of them flew home on asiana airlines. one person was in a wheelchair and another was on a stretcher. most did not want to -- most did not want to talk to the waiting mob of reporters there. several injured in the asiana airlines crash left the hospital and we spoke to the chief of surgery about those injuries, paul? >> reporter: she did tell us

there will be three other survive being victims undergoing surgery later today. we bring it to you live as it happens when other survivors boarded a bus and this happened just about an hour and a half ago and it's about 8 to 10 people who boarded that bus and we are told they were survivors. they were not told where they were going and they did not want to do any other interview. the chief of surgery told me they had some type of spine color and when the impact happened, it caused the buckle to open and at least two of those people will be permanently paralyzed. >> we always hope some of them will recover, but the chances of that are pretty slim.

they will have their spine stablized so we can work with them during rehabilitation and at least a couple of them will be permanently paralyzed. >> two people had spinal surgery and one of the three had spinal injury : coming up we will hear from two mothers who will hear about their crash. several people taken to the children's hospital have been released and two of those patients are listed in critical condition. they are replacing the blood used in the initial surgery and if you want to donate, call red cross or 888- 3793 give or for some websites,

go to the plane crash links on our channel 2 website www.ktvu.com. new this morning, an investigation is underway after a para glider fell to his death. it happened at lime ridge open space and that's behind the golf course. they do not know why the para glider crashed and he was rushed to a trauma center where he later died. they are scheduled to resume contract negotiations possibly as early as today today is the first week day they will have it since that started. they will have until august 4th to reach a new deal or they will walk out again. both sides admit they have a lot of work to do in that short time. ac transit is also trying to work out a new contact but there is no word of a new

strike there. they are holding a special session and they have already made some progress in reaching a new deal. >> sal? , everybody behaving for you? >> i should have known. >> we just had a mouth full of some sort of trail mix here. >> that happens, i can still keep talking. >> traffic is doing very well, i could have wiped the crumbs from my mouth and traffic is moving along well, we are just looking at the stole plaza and it is stabilized -- just looking at the toll plaza and it is stabilized and there is a 20 minute delay before you make it onto the bridge. and 101 approaching the 880 split, bar system is bash bart system is doing well and the system is doing well without

any major hassles. and it is a very nice drive and it may be getting a little slow passed, a street. livermore is overcast and some of that low cloud deck is making its way over parts of san jose but it is there and and it might burn off sooner inland and we have just a couple of degrees and overnight lows are definitely cooler compared to last week when they were in the 70s, low 50s for some, and some locations are spreading a little bit warmer. fairfield had gusts of 30 two hours ago and it's coming down and we'll see if it keeps coming down and generally there is a westerly breeze in place, 47 in tahoe, and sal

sacramento, you can tell -- -- 47 in tahoe and sacramento and up towards clear lake and ukiah, santa clara valley as well 70s around the bay and 60s closer to the beaches, not much changes and a cool down takes us wednesday to thursday and it levels off and it looks a little warmer as we get to the weekend. time now 6:40, we are following breaking news of police activity in oakland. channel 2 reporter brian flores is at the scene on east 21st street and brian, what have you been able to find out? >> unfortunately pam, are we are on -- we are on east 23rd street, but they had at least

12 cars and it looks like detective clouds and light blue and we still don't know the activity is on its way and again heavy police activity and again we are working on getting more information and we are at a stalemate for what exactly is going on but we will have more information as the morning continues. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 morning news. a new way to record crimes. the new information officers must include in their reports and what it has to do with racial profiling. more back up at fso as passengers get some bad news about when they might finally be able to leave. it will be busy as they

drive to the 880 interchange and we will tell you more about the morning commute.

. fog is burning off sooner and things are quiet. here is a look at some of

the top stories we are following, it is 6:24 and caltrans is expected to tell lawmakers today about that problem with the faulty bolts. caltrans is expected to officially announce a decision wednesday. it is in the early fact gathering stages into the crash landing at fso that killed two teenage girls. they never landed a boeing 777. in the past hour passengers left fso general hospital. others who were hurt are expected to have surgery later today. passengers are expected to

accept more delays later today and they say it is starting to take a toll, katie? >> reporter: three of the four runways are now open and some of the backlog is moving through and others are looking at long delays and those constant changing flight schedules are starting to wear on people's patients. >> reporter: they told us at 1:40 they came on and said actually the flight is cans sended and the service -- canceled and the is your solicit crew -- and the service crusade they would be too tired to work. jet blue has been canceled multiple times and most flights departing from fso are on time but many flights scheduled to land here have been canceled. i spoke with passengers who are

set to leave on time and they are sleeping at the airport for the past few days. >> we all want to go somewhere, we are all on vacation and trying to go home and it is unfair and unfortunate. >> again, many of the flights are on time so you will want to check with your individual airline to make sure your flight schedule has not been changed and we are seeing things pick up and there is a lot of shuttle buses filled with people and it looks like they are getting back to normal slightly h katie hugh, ktvu channel 2 morning news. now coverage is as well on www.ktvu.com, you can also find the raw footage of the scene of the crash as well as passengers escaping . also the ntsb is sending teams to alaska. all nine passengers and the pilot were killed when an air

tax i crash -- taxi crashed southwest of anchorage. the plane burst into flames before rescuers could arrive and it is the worst accident in 25 years. police in san jose announced they will record the race of every person they stopped and questioned on the streets. this is known as curb sitting and they can finally determine whether police officers as well can put that information in for pedestrians as well. california prisoner said they will starve themselves unless they improve conditions inside the solitary confinement units. they believe they are inhumane conditions and there is a need

for major reforms. uc berkeley students are supporting that hunger strike and they had a biggest mass prison strike back in 2011 when 6500 inmates refused to eat. right now, they are getting more crowded but the commute monday morning, sag, has -- sal, has been pretty good >> >> so far we have had a few minor incidents and let's look at the approach, that looks good on the east shore freeway and when you get to the bay bridge, the traffic is moving along well westbound and it is backed up for a 15 minute delay and we have a picture to show you but however on 880 on the left, we are hoping this commute starts to clear out before 9:00 and we are looking at the drive heading out to the

livermore valley, some slow traffic coming out. first signs of visible satellite came out solid and it is making a good surge inland. it is sliding back just a little and no change coast and bay, it is not going to change too much. the lows are noticeably cooler and we get that with a little fog and misty, a couple of reports and on the coast, westerly breeze, it is coming down ever so slightly and concord west at 6, there is a component of a sea breeze in place, maybe it is getting chewed up but overall it is not going to affect inland temperatures and it is starting

a little bump up and we will continue that today. some mid-90s and you have to be far inland and most locations will be getting a decent breeze, we are closer to the water downtown, you get out towards east san jose, out towards reid hillview. and 79 and not 85. a little warmer on tuesday and the cool down starts wednesday into thursday and temperatures are bumping up a few degrees as we head inland over he weekend. facebook roles out the facebook search tool but only to a limited number of users. facebook is designed to help find specific things only in their social circles and it makes it easier to find a common name and common interest with friends of friends. it will be available to

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headed. >> time now 6:52, a warning, what is out there in the water, coast guard said they need to watch out for it. moments after that, emergency crews were there, when we could hear their firsthand accounts of the scene from the crash. 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.

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. tickets on flight 214 at fso, eugene captured these -- eugene captured these during the plane's approach and he knew something was wrong. he said the impact was so powerful, he thought he was going to die right up until the moment the plane finally stopped moving. later we will hear from emergency workers who were there at the scene of the crash. police officers among the first responders will be speaking at a news conference at 11:00 this morning. 225 first responders helped to get passengers off after it crash landed and the san francisco mayor ed lee thanked everyone who helped those victims. morning ships are being warned to watch out for whales. they are half the normal speed

with endangered whales. they have been spotted off the fairlawn islands due to an abundants of cell. they found 33 hump back whales and blue whales and 1 fin whale. nasa and mountain view, they are being quiet about the new details but this is the first time google has built a new facility from the ground up. it is just east of the google flex and it is designed to have a view of the bay with a major feature. it is going to be backed up for a live to 20 minute delay and let me show you something, if you have a quick second, if you look to the left of the toll plaza, you will see traffic is not as bad as it was at the 880 ramp and that's helping us out. let's go to the livermore

valley, we have some slow traffic out of pleasanton. let's go to steve. well, we have another day of fog banks and we will retreat slowly, there is not much change coast and bay and inland temperatures will come up a little bit but 60s and 70s and 80s and some low-to-mid 90s. coming up next, team coverage of the deadly crash at fso, some surprising new information about the pilot in charge. what happened at fso general just a short time ago. stay right here with us.

oh, my god! >> team coverage of the deadly crash at sfo. we're gelling new information about the pilot in