it shows the plane approaching and slam into the seawall at the approach at runway 28 left, it happened on a clear day on light wind. the plane slamming on the ground and spinning and coming to rest at the edge of the runway. >> this is an investigative hearing. fact gathering, we won't performancal sis. >> new pictures showed the damage to the plane. much of the testimony focused on the pilots and how they interacted with the plane's automated flight system. due to runway construction the landing system was out of 16is and the pilots -- service. >> the training exceeded standards but investigators wanted to know how the plane descended too low.

what if they see four red. >> four reds, immediate slow down. >> if they see three reds should they talk about it? >> investigators are trying to learn if pilot training needs to be modified so pilots know if complexities about the devices. >> we have to turn our training around so we teach people to be proactive. >> one of the girls who died after the crash was run over by two fire trucks. while that topic did not come up in the hearing the fire chief at sfo said training will increase. we're developing strategies to lessen the potential for firefightersing vehicles to impact vics. >> the fire department was asked about the fire truck or trucks that ran over the teenage victim, the fire

official said that three different firefighters looked at that victim and thought that victim was dead. they said they are going to work to improve the operations so that mistake does not happen again. live in washington, d.c., ken wayne, channel 2 news. >> the ntsb provided bay area people a place to watch a live video stream of the hearing on a big screen. our coverage of the hearing continues on like. go to ktvu.com and scroll down to the asiana 214 hearing tab. police are livermore are expanding their investigation into a youth golf coach accused of molesting students. live in livermore reaching out to those who know andy miss the bet. the police have three

detectives working on this case. they have been flooded with calls from parents. many have kids who are in the golf academy. in fact about an hour ago, a detective confirmed for me they plan to ask the district attorney to file new charges against andy nisbitt. >> he's in jail. we reached out to a fellow instructor. but the person who answered the door said he wouldn't make comment. they are speaking to others in the program. >> i'm sure this is every parent's nightmare. someone they trust has committed sex accounts -- acts against the children. it's very frightening.

>> today the professional golfers association sent a statement saying in part: as for the investigation, police are now specifically looking into parties nisbet at his home involving his golfers. of course again, miss the bet is in jail on no bail. temperatures are low, another spare the air alert for tomorrow. it will be illegal to burn wood unless the fireplace is your only source of heat of the you

have been tracking current temperature and will tell us how cold it will get. >> it will be cold, but not as cold. we had mid 50s. a freeze warning tonight. we had one the last two nights. last night from 10:00 to 9:00 today. the new freeze warning will go from tonight at -- from 9:00 a.m. thursday or until 9:00 a.m. thursday. no frost advisory. you will see frost in the bay area. these are the current temperature. 49 in concord, 47 in novato. it will be chilly but not as cold. down right cold as it was the last couple days when we've had temperature in the teens. coming up i'll give you the thursday morning commute and the five-day forcast with the warming trend. the state fined a elevator

company $54,000 after a deadly accident. cal orb eye issued -- osha issued three citations. donald write was killed in june. inspectors originally cleared the company but new questions were raised prompting it to reexamine the evidence. the company was cited for serious violations. >> the employees working at the bottom of the elevator shaft, there's a counter weight. there was insufficient guarding and insufficient training. that's what it boils down to. schindler has been ordered to correct the problems. the company has 15 days to file an appeal. schindler has six previous accidents in california over the past five years. three led to citations.

wild wide tributes to nelson mandela. a tribute was at the national cathedral today. with readings from bible and the koran, a reading from angela my ooh. the vice president called mr. mandela the most remarkable man he's met. >> may we always remember the man who did what seemed impossible, for it to be done once, it can be done again. thousands have been saying good- bye in pretoria, that includes the former south african president who freed mandela and negotiated an end to apartheid. >> san francisco had a public

memorial. >> it opened with african drummers, words from willie brown. mandela empowered communities and never stopped fighting fo equality. >> his life changed the world for the better and his legacy had an impact on our city. >> mayor lee set up a book for messages for members of the public. city flags will be nobody at half-staff through sunday. >> mayor and congresswoman invited members to a noon event. 20 global dignitaries offered

their price. ahead. out jay over what the sign language interpreter was doing. two home sides in six hours, a violent day in vallejo brings the homicide count to 26 for the year. yesterday on fairgrounds drive. the second deadly shooting happened at 9:30 in a parking lot. live in vallejo with how police need help to stop the violence. >> there have been 24 homicides so far this year compared to 17 in all of last year. it's reaching a point the residents are fed up with the problem. an hour and a half ago this

group of residents came out holding signs expressing concerns, but police need the community's help to get a handle on the problem. >> flowers and candles mark the spot. the family says the refinery worker and father of a 2-year- old daughter was found shot to death in the parking lot of a recording studio. he love his family more than anything, more than anything. he put his family first. he don't miss family function. >> gore's death came after another homicide in a parking lot. the victim in that shooting has not been identified. >> police say an innocent bystander was caught in the crossfire of a shootout. she died from gunshot injuries, she was the owner of a oakland

beauty shop. >> nobody has a heart no more. nobody cares. >> the police department has six detectives working the cases around the clock. it's critical. it's a crisis. >> to solve the cases they need to talk to more witnesses. >> many of the homicide there's were a lot of people there. we know a lot of folks know what happened. we need them to be courageous and help us. >> gore's cousin says perception and fear keep people quiet. >> snitching, don't nobody want to be a rat. they will end up dead. >> and police don't know if the recent violence is fueled by gang feud or not. the department is in the process of hiring an additional five police officer by the end of the year. the police hope those extra resources will help them deal with the crime wave.

could a serial bank robber be in custody. a wild chase and shooting across from a mall. why the suspect could be linked to other robberies in the north bay. a story of survival. a family lost in to know for days responds -- >> ♪

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the fire at the telecommunication warehouse broke out at 12:30 this morning. neighbors were concerned for their safety because of the foul smelling smoke. >> the fire burned fast, bright and intense. tire protection received the call and spent hours battling the fire. the building recycles old telecommunication items. what burned were itemed inside the warehouse. a lot of metal, wood and kitchen equipment and phone equipment, things piled up. firefighters could not go inside fearing the roof would collapse, for those who worked in the area it was the smoke that was the problem. people could smell it for miles away. down the street at the print

shop, office workers we're masks. >> some went home. once we found out it's not that bad for our healthet just smelled bad. it was scratching our throat. >> next door a dialysis center closed. >> we didn't want people with compromised health situation to be near the smoke. the smoke was nasty. because of the smoke the contra costa county health department issued an advisory. those with breathing problems should stay indoors, fire investigators don't know how this started. officials say the owner of building has gone through foreclosure in the federal bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms has been asked to assist in the investigation. a panel of federal judges

is giving california more time to reduce overcrowding in prison. they have to april 18th. the judges plan to further extensions unless there's extraordinary serges. the state was ask -- circumstances. the state was asking for three years. treasure island is meeting with representatives of the navy to discuss the toxic clean up and relocation plan. they are relocating two dozen families to clean up the area. agencies say the area is safe for residents past surveys found radioactive debris on the island. farmer expect crop damage. they have been using wind machines and ircation to keep -- irrigation to keep the crops from freezing. consumers will see an impact on

broccoli, lettuce and spinach this season. more cold weather tonight, it has been getting warmer. bill has been telling us how we will leave the freezing temperature. >> you have nowhere to go but up. today we had daytime highs in the mid-50s. upper 50s. highs today warmer. highs tomorrow warmer still. the jet stream won't bring us rain. it is going over the top. as it does the ridge of high pressure with a slight offshore flow. it's been chilly in the morning hours. the winds outside right now are light, they will die down tonight and in the north bay, we'll be talking about the freeze warning that goes into effect from marin and napa, temperature in that area in the 20s. the rest of us coming off the

bottom. we'll see temperature tonight mostly in the mid-30's and upper 30s, not as cold. freeze warning in the north bay. the rest will be chilly. warmer as we head into the bay area weekend. forecast overnight lows, 31 from santa rosa, 30 in napa. 20 in the inland valleys. 36 in san jose. up from 32 this morning. temperature on the increase. oakland for a forecast for tomorrow. right now we're looking at temperature from 38 in the morning to 50 by lunch time, and 54 by early afternoon. not hot, but warmer. by the end of the day i suspect oakland will end up at 59. 55 in concord. warmer than they were tomorrow and will go that way. when we say warm up you think warm fast. incremental stuff. tomorrow you will see the 60s

popping up. as we show you the 5-day forecast. there's a couple degrees warmer tomorrow, or friday, a few more on saturday. temperature in the mid-60's. a nice five-day forcast. a warmer forecast because it can't get colder. it's as cold as it gets ash here. you don't see it this cold this many days in a row. nevada family found alive after spending 48 hours in sub zero temperature. in a written statement they thanked the people that searched them and the care and love from our community and the nation. signed by james, his girlfriend, two children and niece and nephew. all six are in great shape considering what they have been through. mild exposeur and dehydration, no long lasting health

problems. it's amazing. >> they found the family in the mountains. the survival skills are credited with saving the family. they made a fire by burning the spare tire and heated rocks. the fact the group stayed together and with the vehicle likely saved their lives. the ongoing and heated bart labor dispute takes a big step tomorrow. problems on the international space station, the systems being shut down. >> julie in the newsrooms with what we're working on. >> boosting the minimum wage to $15 an hour. >> that would help me. >> we examine the proposal in a bay area city and how kite help or hurt workers. >> the effort to find a missing pilot and family has gone

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coolers. lawmakers scrambled to get the votes to pass a budget deal announced yesterday. it would increase spending to $1 trillion. john boehner appears to stand behind the proposal. >> if you're for more deficit reduction you are for this agreement. there's several sticking points including an extension of unemployment for millions of americans. republicans may support that in exchange for different spending cuts. democrats want assurances before the holiday recess. >> it's wrong that we would consider leaving washington, d.c., without extending those benefits. >> the budget pro moseal -- proposal increases military spending. a house vote could come

tomorrow. president obama is encouraged by the two parties working to the but the white house is staying out of the fight says it's for lawmakers in the house and the senate. negotiates between bart and the union is set to continue tomorrow. bart calls a provision a mistake and the agency never agreed to it. but the union is suing bart saying it illegally removed it. a break in the case of a serial bank robber. >> a suspected bank robber is shot across from a busy mall. . >> san jose is cracking down on medical marijuana clubs with enforcement starting immediately. that's bad news for so many clubs. the nra going after a bay area city. the measure that's putting the city in the organization's

crosshair.

. the fbi is investigating if the serial bank robbery suspect on the left is the same man

shot by police today in the north bay. a bank robbery and chase cull minute ated with a police shooting. the chase started in novato at the bank of the west and ended in sandra fell with a crash -- san rafael. the fbi is now trying to determine if the man who was shot is responsible for a dozen bank heists. >> the crime scene is a wide one. a suspected bank robber shot across from the north gate mall. >> i heard four shots consecutively. a suspect was down. he dropped, he didn't move or anything. the officers surrounded him. >> they were inside their law firm feet away. i did not think there would be shots fired in front of our office. >> a police spokeswoman said it

started when the bank of the west in novato was robbed by a man only described as a white male. a deputy spotted the scar. a -- car. he crashed the car. the driver got out and ran. he had a handgun and confronted the officers and was shot. the fbi said it has been looked for cotton ball bandit. responsible for nine bank robberies in marin. this afternoon i asked. >> is this suspect the cotton ball bandit. a couple branches have been robbed. >> the bank branch was robbed and today's shooting happened too close to her branch. gunshots and the customer came in the branch and told us to lock the doors and get on the

floor. the suspected bank robber driving this car was transported into the hospital, is out of surgery and expected to survive. >> the so-called cotton ball bandit is expected of nine bankrobberies in the north bay in the last year. the banks are in green bay, san rafael. the san jose city council passed new regulations restricting where medical marijuana dispensaries are allowed to operate. live in san jose to show why so many clubs will be closing their doors. >> san jose leaders say effective immediately they want to get rid of medical marijuana businesses adjacent to housing. that's a lot of them.

at this point it's business as usual. >> peggy owens buys medical marijuana for arthritis in san jose. >> i can get in, i can walk, i can talk, i can feel comfortable, i can go outside and not be scared i will get jumped. most will go into effect in three months. the council wants clubs adjacent to residential areas out immediately. >> area like this are light industrialal but people are living by it. what is a res dense? >> -- many are in neighborhoods. the club owner declined to comment but a neighbor welcomes a crack down. i agree he should not be in the

neighborhoods where there are children, there's schools. >> a medical marijuana industry consultant acknowledges a third of the clubs operate in neighborhoods. when the city enforces other restrictions the vast majority of clubs will be closed. a majority came in to make a fast buck. a lot knew would be shut down. i spoke with the code enforcement and the city is discussing code procedures and they will discuss how and when their businesses will be shut down. >> a woman who is the deputy director of the federal agency in washington, d.c. she'll be in charge of the national office until the vacant director seat is filled.

brings a lot of knowledge about silicon valley invasion. >> we have new developments in the investigation of the man demanding big money from hundreds of oakland businesses reclaiming their expired business names. the alameda attorney filed a lawsuit alleging they made false statements. the d.a. said they miss related the situation. >> taking the time to go to court, to pursue all the legal angles is beyond the means of most of us doing this individually, when the district attorney is able to do that, it takes the burden off us and allows a more powerful argument against someone like that. he's committing extortion. the d.a.'s office wants an

injection. the marin and son ohma county -- sonoma searched the lake after someone reported a body. yesterday's search did not come up with anything. police in belmont said thieves stole copper lighting overnight that is used for streetlights. investigators say a total of 600 feet of copper wire was taken from four utility boxes. anyone with information is asked to contact police. the nra is planning a challenge of a new law. it outlaws magazine in excess of 10 rounds. an attorney told us he plans to file the lawsuit as soon as next tuesday. the gun law takes effect in

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the move -- information in the movie zero dark 30 came from the cia. secrets about the raid during a speech at cia headquarters, the movie writer was in the room. >> a new survey shows half of california law enforcement officers don't wear seat belts. national figures show the leading cause of death among officers is traffic accident. 42% of those kills weren't wearing seat belts. the vehicle code leaves it up to individual law enforcement agencies. 97% of all california drivers are said to wear seat belts. a north bay man convicted of child molestation gets his sentence cut in half.

a technical error. up, up, up they go. how much more to travel on three major airlines two weeks before christmas. >> back after the break. we'll talk about the freeze warning in the north bay and the warm up shows up in the five-day forcast.

s. >> a convicted child molester will be getting out of prison early because of a technicality. john is live in santa rosa where people who have been following the case are outraged. >> this is where the convicted hole ester -- molester lived before he was sent to prison. this is a photo of john being sentenced to 19 years behind bars in 2011. he was convicted of flying three girls with alcohol and drugs. he was resentenced in august to 11 years in prison because of a tech at. the new sentence means he could

be out of prison in 2015. we talked to people who thought his original sentence was far too short. everyone was inif you are yateed. violated. as a parent we felt unsafe. we wish he got more. >> more than 19. >> we wanted more. anytime we can keep society safe or people who are dangerous to society away from us, that's better in you would like to keep him in prison longer. >> as long as possible. >> and the d.a. spokeswoman said there's no way to change the sentence. as you can imagine outraged the victim's families. >> prosecutors are dropping dive tv -- domestic violence charges against george zimmerman. that's after his girlfriend

took back the charges against him. he was acquitted of murder in july for the shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. federal health officials are asking animal feed makers to stop adding antibiotics to the products. it contributes to the development of drug resistant bacteria. taking some kinds of antacids can increase b 12 defish -- defines andies. the study shows that patient who's took the ant acids had a better chance of developing a deficiency. people who use the drugs long- term need have to b 12 levels

monitored. three major airlines raised their fares. delta air likes boosted their rates for one way flights between four and $10. that was matched by american and u.s. southwest and united have not raised their prices yet. if they don't the other airlines will likely drop their fairs. >> passengers were told extra charges were government taxes. the $60,000 find comes from the u.s. department of transportation. american airlines said it was inadvertent. they were fined because of a kids fly free promotion that wasn't free. three people stopped me and said we love the warmer weather and tell bill thank you. i know you don't control this but we're happy. people have stopped me and said other things. it's been cold, people are

tired of it. it will start to warm up. oakland 61 degrees. that was the warm spot. tomorrow we're going to see more low 60s and upper 50s. a warmer day. ridge of high pressure not bringing a chance, a slight chance of something. significant chance for rain or precipitation for the next five days. current numbers, future 51 in santa rosa. temperature falling off. it will be another cold night. a freeze warning for the north bay tonight at 10:00 and stays until tomorrow morning. that's for the north bay. thursday is spare the air alert. we've had a few of those. we'll continue with those. 30 in napa tomorrow morning. 29 in fairfield. these are the overnight lows. very cold but warmer than they were the last few days.

it will be warmer. concord tomorrow morning 31 degrees at 5:00 a.m. by lunchtime coming up on 50, 2:00 in the mid- and upper 50s. it's warmer than it has been. temperature on the increase. you will see that in the five- day forcast. the freeze warning in the north bay will go away tomorrow night. in the meantime the warming trend. cold, cool and mild, temperature on the increase friday, saturday, sunday. a warmer bay area end of the week and bay area weekend. 57 in fairfield. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. couple low 60s. they will pop-up in there. the main cities mostly upper 50s. 60 in san jose. forecast highs significantly warmer than a few days ago when the daytime highs were in the

upper and mid-40's. the 5-day forecast, shows that warming trend, freeze warning tonight, it will be cold friday morning too, but above freezing or at freezing, saturday warms up more, a few clouds, sunday we level off. the extreme cold is coming to an end. as you look at the five-day forcast, no rain. there's none in the five day, i don't know if there will be any in the next five days. in the meantime enjoy it. by the weekend. 65 degrees. >> more smiling faces out there. facebook is behind twitter and linked inon the base placed to work. from number 1 last year to number 5 this year. there's 15 bay area companies on the glass door.com list. the best places are google,

chevron, inyou the it, apple, ebay and sales force.com. google, chevron and apple have been on the list for five years. >> the second biggest jackpot ever. the web site is fixed and the numbers are out. the number of people who enrolled for the federal government health care exchange. back to julie in the newsroom. people disabling life safety alert that's buzz their foam. >> plus. >> $15 an hour. the excitement and anxiety over a city's proposal to raise the minimum wage. >> these and more coming up at 6:00 in 10 minutes.

. the south african government is investigating a fake sign language interpreter. he was called out by several deaf advocacies groups for making random hand gestures. the school for the deaf received complaints from here staff and students. >> it's impossible that he is any kind of interpret error on language person at all.

he's not using a language. >> turns out this is not the first time this particular interpreter has appeared in public. last year he was be side the president zuma. $400 million that's the estimated jackpot for the next megamillion draws. it's been 10 weeks since someone won the price. 400million is nothing to sneeze at it's a far cry from the record last year. the 400 million drawing is friday, friday the 13th. a postage stamp has been reissued for collectors. when one man bought his it was a surprise. this is the 2-dollar version of the 1918 guinea stamp -- jenni stamp.

the plane is right side up. the stamp was coveted because of the upside down plane. the postal service mixed 100 right side up stamps so that collectors could discover the unique stamps. the health care law, there's new figures that schoen roll. is -- show enrollment is lags. justin gray has the new numbers. >> the good new goes or the white house, four times the number of people signed up in november compared to october. the bad news that leaves them far behind their target. kathleen sebelius was grilled. >> your department is 3 million off the target numbers. >> through the end of november, that's correct in california 107,000 have enrolled and

250,000 have completed applications but not picked a plan. the goal was 7 million in obamacare by march. at the current pace it would be 2016 before they hit 7 million. >> to those who have been frustrated with the experience we're asking you to come back that the biggest concern is what they call a death spiral. not enough young healthy people sign up causing premium cost to skyrocket. many have received a pink slip. >> sebelius directed the inexpecter general no determine where things went wrong. in washington. channel 2 news. new details are emerging about the final moments of asiana flight 215. a federal hearing just wrapped

up. >> the investigation is expanding in the molestation allegations against a bay area golf coach. the new leads detectives are following. better pay but at a higher cost. the proposed new minimum wage business owners say goes too far. . tonight we are getting a closer look at the natural gas pipeline that burned for hours, and we're learning there's indications the pro start -- problem started before the fire erupted. the fire is out but there's plenty of questions how a natural gas pipeline ruptured in oakland. live with a look at the pipe that's broken. >> we don't know all the minute usualia but we -- minutia, but

we know what failed. an elbow. >> acquired the photo of the cracked pipe that caused the interception of golf links road to fontaine street to become a fire. the large crack can be seen. the pipe was cut out of the ground, it was sent to a third party to look at. and we should have a report on what may have caused that crack. and what may have caused the ignition. >> the broken elbow will be subjected to a battery of tests to determine if it broke quickly or overtime. the lab will try to determine the cause, which could rang from a shift in the earth. temperature expansion and contraction. we want to know what happened, we want a better sense we can prevent it from