newark new jersey. all right the newark of course a prime example of what can happen to cities in this country and their help was more examples that illustrate the important parts of the system that just isn't working for more earlier i spoke with karl denninger with the market sector i asked him how there can be such a large disparity between the bustling streets of the big apple and that wasteland that is right across the river new york spin a very horse city for a long time i traveled through there are twenty years ago when the dick cheney was very obvious even at that point this actually what's happened in these sorts of metropolitan areas. cities have taken on more and more obligations without any reasonable way to fund them and eventually you get a wall which is what is now happening to work and so you are faced with not being able to make the payments to provide those essential services and they have to be cut back. i mean really interesting and of course carol here we are based in washington and

newark across the river from the big apple the city is barely staying afloat and archie newark new jersey. well still to come tonight we have our thursday edition of show and tell and then another example of your tax dollars being wasted on bloated defense projects tonight we turn the spotlight on the liberal combat ship program and ask all the billions being spent on these ships really worth. you know some good to see the story of a scene so. you think you understand it and then you know.

newark new jersey. well still to come tonight we have our thursday edition of show and tell and then another example of your tax dollars being wasted on bloated defense projects tonight we turn the spotlight on the littoral combat ship program and ask are the billions being spent on these ships really worth it. seven thirty am in moscow these are your r.v. headlights a second bailout for greece worth one hundred nine billion euros is hammered out by leaders desperate to save the currency with a bigger emergency fund and private lender contributions for the first time ever. despite economic woes other nations including serbia hope to join the group with the arrest of its prime suspect. paving the way for a session skepticism remains among some serbs though think that brussels may seek further concessions from the. odds shorten against british prime minister david cameron becoming the next head to roll over the murdoch media phone tapping scandal . headlines coming up part two of the alona show stay with

of the crash that was created manufactured distributed by wall street plus a cause and a fact is newark new jersey a symbol of what's ahead for other american cities if so they may have wall street to thank you. it's thursday july twenty first i'm christine friends now in washington d.c. and you are watching our team. well i want to start out his evening by talking about the role of journalism in our society journalists that listen america are supposed to be the ultimate form of checks and balances the buck stops with us i can tell you when i was in j school getting my masters at a very prestigious university knowing from known for being one of the best journalism schools in the country we heard words like fourth state public service government fact checker well it turns out today when it comes to the mainstream media and journalists seeking truth telling are defecting of the caliber of some of these cable networks continues to crumble our buy list or look at the formula that is driving networks racing to the bottom now to talk about some of today's biggest bully stories it's the story

newark new jersey. well still to come tonight we have our thursday edition of show and tell and then another example of your tax dollars being wasted on one of the defense projects tonight we turn the spotlight on the littoral combat ship program and ask are the billions being spent on these ships really worth. it and we're going to do the work to bring justice or accountability.

you see a lot of low mid-80s castro valley, fremont and newark. down in the south bay we'll have mid to upper 80s to even 90 at saratoga and san jose will be about 86. mid to upper 80s and low to mid-80s for the rest of the peninsula. then we'll have low to mid-50s along the coast. near 70 in downtown san francisco. through the north bay valleys, san rafael at 82. mid to upper 80s santa rosa and napa. around the monterey bay, 68 in monterey. mid-70s, santa cruz, watsonville. low to mid 90s around gilroy and morgan hill. a's, 12:35, 70 up to 74 degrees at the coliseum this afternoon. if you are heading around the state it is going to be a warm one. 100 in sacramento. 102 in fresno. 10 may not have palm springs. near 100 in chico to about 80 in l.a. good news tonight, east bay valleys, it will drop down in 60 in concord and 59 in livermore and everybody else around the bay and out to the coast will be in the 50s also. look at the warm air coming in from the southwest. that is going to be easiest to move into the east bay valleys. harder for it to ge

it started in newark. officers from the san mateo county s.w.a.t. team, east palo alto police and chp chased the two suspects. they were originally thought to be two suspects wanted for several murders but investigators say the two men were a suspect vehicle they are not the murder suspects. chase ended around 9:30 in la tlop when officers laid down spike trips and flattened the car tires. >>> a man trying to do a good deed in oakland is clinging to life. brother john as he is known by locals was shot in the head yesterday morning as they handed out food on 47th avenue. he was with his wife and two young daughters. someone opened fire on the van the family was in for unknown reasons. >> he stopped and backed up. then all of a sudden police shot. i ducked and then two more shots >> 29-year-old brother john is in critical condition. his wife was grazed by a bullet. one of the daughters was shot in the arm. a witness says the shooter was alone in an older model astro van. >>> today several law enforcement officers from eight bay area agencies will be a

autos union city happens to be one of the three cities that sell safe and sane fire works, others are newark and dublin. these boys say they know how to enjoy fire works safely. >> light it up. then, back as fast as we can so we don't blow up, and stuff. >> but then, like... far way from the house and if they're loud, just run inside. >> this is cool. >> official says these are not the type that give them much trouble on the force. these are illegal kind, typically shot off on the 4th. displays fire departments will try to snuff out quickly. when it comes to any type of fire works, oakland will be aggressive this year, fines and jail time for those with large quantities, especially of illegal fire works. the city also has set up a bilingual and a anonymous hot line number for citizens to report illegal activities. and there are barrels spread throughout the city for those who would like to turn in their fire works. that information is on our web site abc 7 news.com. in oakland abc 7 news. >> and a reminder that bears repeating this time of the year. wine growers in oregon got good news today

. >> i'm sue hall, we got debris in newark and overnight road work that may slow you down. >> the countdown continues for this morning's scheduled launch of the the space shuttle atlantis despite the forecast of bad weather. it will be the final mission of the space shuttle program. i'm tear tear in for eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. >> our top story, federal investigators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly plane crash in santa cruz county shortly after it took off. single-engine plan took off from watsonville airport and slammed into a building next to the watsonville community hospital less than a half mile away. it happened just before 7:30. two people inside the plane were killed. the single-engine 1974 plane is registered out of santa cruz. witnesses say the plane bounced off the pavement and skid through a parking lot before crashing into an administrative office not far from the main building. >> we have never imagined something like this could happen. the shop pretty big so it could have happened everywhere but we are lucky we weren't out there. >> no one on the ground

and dover, 119, and 116 in newark. a day to stay indoors. at night the temperatures only dropping into the mid 80's. so the house does not cool down and not catching any break from the heat. >> i look forward to the next ice age. when will it end? rick: we are mid-july so the hottest, anyway, so well not see a huge relief but a relief across the north. tomorrow, 94 in chicago and hot across the eastern seaboard at 10- to 15-degrees below today's heat index but the dark colors it heats back up and folks across the south, especially kansas and oklahoma have been dealing with the heat for two months. they will not get any break. >> thank you, rick. rick: you bet. >> and now, twin terror attacks in norway killing 15 people and police now saying the investigators believe they are linked. first a bomb ripped open buildings in oslo including the prime minister's office and a man dressed as a police officer opened fire at a youth camp on an island outside the city. this was the scene in oslo after the bombing. police have not said who might be respo

with us, former senator chuck hagel, republican of nebraska, cory booker, democratic mayor of newark, tea party freshman congressman adam kinzinger, presidential historian doris kearns goodwin, and nbc's andrea mitchell. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good morning. after the dramatic friday night breakdown of talks over a so-called grand bargain deficit reduction package, congressional leaders met with the president for less than an hour saturday morning. speaker boehner spent the rest of the day working on an alternative plan to slash spending, several trillion dollars, and avert a catastrophic default by that august 2nd deadline, as we pointed out, just nine days away. word came last night after a meeting of republican and democratic congressional leaders that the speaker wants to announce the outlines of a plan as early as later today to reassure investors before asian stock markets open for monday trading. however, still so many questions remain. here to try to answer some of them, the president's chief of staff bill daley. welcome back to "meet the press." >> t

airports affected, saying only that most of the flights were out of the carrier's hub at new jersey's newark airport. but our flight check today showed three out going flights were cancelled, one to los angeles, two to chicago, as well as one flight arriving from chicago, another from newark. continental officials would not confirm the reason for those cancellations. and the san jose airport spokesperson said continental only operates two daily flights there. both to houston, and both were on time today. continental pulled out of oakland airport two years ago. united bought continental last year and has been trying to combine them into a single airline. but the process has been slowed by difficult labor negotiations. now what future passengers want to know is how long this event will last. the continental spokesperson told me today the airline cannot answer that question. but in the past airlines have gone to court to try to force pilots back to work. reporting live from the news room rita williams, ktvu. >>> and plans for the high speed rail to be on track for the peninsula bay area, they a

still 111 in newark. d.c. high heat index 121 degrees. for the weekend it doesn't change a whole lot but a little bit of a break. feel like 94 in chicago. these temps extremely high in the mid-atlantic and northeast. better than today by about 10 to 15 degrees. harris? >> harris: for those of us from the south are used to seeing some of these temperatures and always the danger zone happens overnight because you need some cooling. that is going to be a problem for many of these areas i understand. >> a lot of temperatures aren't going to get back below eight. some maybe 83 to 85 during the overnight low temperatures. those are your typical daytime high temperatures. your houses don't cool down there. is no relief to your body. keep in mind, harris, so many people on faked income can't afford to cool their houses. make sure you check in on those people and your neighbors and relatives. >> harris: i always say the pets, too. look out for them. we have more coverage ahead on the debt crisis and what we can expect to happen tomorrow now that t

police have just cleared the scene in newark. we had heard that s.w.a.t. was on scene at blackburn drive in the lake district. residents say they were told to stay indoors and that one person may be barricaded inside a home there. just hours earlier newark officers tried to pull over a car that was registered to an east palo alto murder suspect. the car led officers on a high- speed chase that ended in lathrop. right now it's unclear in the lockdown was connected to the -- if the lockdown was connected to the police chase. >>> a fight delays a flight from florida to san francisco. anne makovec is at sfo where that plane finally landed early this morning. but there were some delays. >> reporter: yes. it was certainly a rough trip for passengers. the plane was supposed to land from miami here at sfo last night at 11:45 and didn't land until almost 2 p.m. because of the delay according to the passengers caused by a fight between passengers and the pilot. this all went on on the ground in miami according to passengers. there were a couple of unruly guys in the

noticier realizaron protestas esteion añ ma marcharon desde la oficina de naturalización de ice en newarka cárcel >>> una llamada a su familia cuesta 5 dólares el minuto algo así en caro para esa llama >>> las compañías privadas no respondieron a nuestro pre diciembre, pero la oficina de ice nos digo que la reforma al sistema carcelario están basados en colocar los centros en lugares estratégicos y para hacerlos más operativos y eficientes. algunas organizaciones que luchan porbienesh@noticiero uni sobre este presupuesto y contratación de estas compañíca cometen faltas graves por exceso de fuerza, y manejar borrachos en vez de suspensión sin salarios, solamente reciben una llamada de atención. >>> autoridades mexicanas y estadounidenses continúan hoy la búsqueda de alunivish@noticiero un turista americano murió en el accidente, los rescatados están en buenas condiciones de salud >>> tiempo de una pausa a la vuelta el presidente electo de el perú ollanta humala está en la capital norteamericano le >> manuel andrés lópez obrador regresa la política de méxico, y dice que la mafia está en el

. >>> historic heat, 108 in newark, new jersey, 103 in hartford, connecticut, a heat index of 122 degrees in washington. more than 1,000 temperature records were broken. the latest on the heat wave and when it's expected to break. >>> dc fury, ten days until the deadline and angry obama orders the lawmakers back to the white house today as john boehner walks out of the negotiations. independent voters on who's to blame for the washington grid lock. >>> the royal dress. the magnificent gown kate middleton wore when she became the wife of britain's prince william. now record-setting crowds are taking a peek early this saturday morning, july 23, 2011. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to an already steaming new york city this saturday morning. 108 degrees today. ugh. i'm russ mitchell. >> i'm rebecca jarvis. it hits you like a brick wall out there. we're going to be joined by new york mayor bloomberg. he will be with us to discuss the first gay marriages to take place here in new york tomorrow. for him, it's personal. he'll be officiating two of his top aides who are getting married tomor

hercules, union city, newark, everybody else in the mid to upper 60s.id to upper 70s down in the south bay. let's talk about campbell. 77 degrees for you. on the peninsula from san mateo southward low to mid-70s. note the thicker clouds in the coast. everybody else is around 60 to 61 degrees. mid 60s in downtown san francisco. 68 in sausalito and near 60 degrees at your beaches. upper 70s to low 80s in your valleys. 70 to santa cruz. 84 in gilroy. heading to the coliseum. a lot like last night, rays are in town, partially cloudy, dropping down to 57 degrees. we'll continue to drop to the mid-50s in most neighborhoods tonight. 60 in antioch. 49 in cloverdale. a little bit of drizzle is possible especially along the coast. here is the trough. it is starting to move a little bit to the north. that is why we'll see more sunshine inland but not until tomorrow and in to thursday does it really completely move away and stop having such an influence on our weather. warming trend take place. warmer weather with row to mid 90s and mid to upper 50s at the coast. h

hercules, castro valley, fremont newark all low mid-80s.t bay valleys, low to upper 90s, walnut creek and dublin, 92 and brentwood, 97 degrees. low 90s gilroy and then upper 50s to mid-80s around the monterey bay. four-game set comes to conclusion, 70 degrees, warming up to around 74. by tonight, you can see the clouds gathering around the bay and the coast. pretty clear in the east bay valleys where the warmest weather will be. accu-weather seven-day forecast, tomorrow probably the hottest day, saturday a lot like today. sunday few degrees cooler. monday and tuesday, probably the coolest days where temperatures should be at this time of the year. good morning. you have an update? >> good news. we go to san jose where an earlier accident southbound 680 has been cleared. the overturn is off to the side of the road and traffic is getting by just fine. once again, southbound 680 in san jose. checking in with public transit, no delays reported. ace train a slight delay, train number one but no problems to report. muni, caltrain, bart all lookin

delays between 45 minutes and an hour, new york area, jfk and newark reporting delays between an hour minutes and la guardia just a mess with delays because of thunderstorms, gate holes and general air traffic management issues between two and three hours. i do have a pretty sight in the bay area forecast coming up shortly. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. =x >>> it appears new auto-racing technology could be the key to reducing the number of fender benders and crash that's cost everyone. according to a study, fund bid auto insurance, the latest technology could cut the number of low speed crashes by a quarter, those are considered the most common kind of crash allowing the vehicle to stop before impact. and it's currently available on certain models of volvo. >> we want to prevent crashes before they happen, if we can. we do have a lot of new technology that can help drivers to avoid crash autos there is a risk. but it's likely that a human can make a mistake. we're all so easily distracted. >> volvo plans to make it standard in four models next year, other companies working on their ow

we have low to mid-70s, hercules castro valley, fremont, newark, everybody else in the mid to upper 60s along the east by bai shore. mid to upper 70s in the south bay today with san jose at 76 just like cupertino. low to mid-70s around the peninsula. look at pacifica, only 59 degrees while the rest of neighbors is around 61. north bay is quite a warming trend, sausalito 68 to 81 in santa rosa to 88 ukiah and 80 in petaluma and napa. 64 in monterey. warmer sunshine in santa cruz. gilroy low to mid-80s there. if you are traveling around the state. 97 in fresno to 106 in palm springs and tahoe about 77 degrees. it will be partly cloudy tonight at the a's game. second game of a four-game shot, dropping down to 57 degrees. 50s and 60s tonight and mainly cloudy conditions. about 2 degree warming trend tomorrow. notice the lack of clouds as we head into the weekend. by the weekend everybody should be 8-10 degrees warmer with temperatures above average when you move away from the coast. >> thanks, mike. >> this morning, governor jerry brown nominated a u.c. berkeley law professor. he was previo

que sobrepasará 38 gradoso, centígrados, últimos reportes, ticen que 24 muertos, por el calor, en newarkalles, amigo, estás como en un horno. >>> definitivamente, josé, parece que la florida es el estado del sol, y empacó sus maletas, y se mudó a la gran manzana, el calor, fue sofocante, recibieron advertencia, para situaciones de saled, a personas que tienen problemas de salud, que permanezcan dentro, con aire acondicionado, el tema, fue mantener el livel de suministro de energía, para no producir apagones, miles de usuarios, sin energía, lo que empeora las cosas, ven una pareja de recién asados, aprovechó el día, para hacerlo inolvidable, las temperaturas suben por diferentes razones, independientemente adonde se vayan de vacaciones la pareja, el mercurio, seguirá con cien grados, regreso contigo. >>> amigo, muchas gracias, un gusto verte, reportando desde nueva york, el presidente de venezuela, chávez, dijo que completó su primer ciclo de quimioterapia, en cuba, el mandatario, dijo que le fue bien, y que ganó peso, y comenzará el segundo ciclo, aunque no aclaró cuándo, y de cuba, sólo

this state but is now at "the new york post", and ted sherman who continues to make his name at the newark star ledger. and most recently we did the story on the sewage commission which sure meant a lot to chris christie because he went after it -- [laughter] and sort of turned it upside down, and about 100 people fell out and haven't gotten back up yet. which is what this book is somewhat about. it's about the downfall of a number of people who were not expecting to be taken down and who have all or many gone to prison as a result and whose lives have been ruined. and you all remember, i'm sure, what triggered this book or the incident that this book is all about, the mass bust on a day in july in 2009 of political figures mainly in northern new jersey and rabbis from the shore, from brooklyn, from the orthodox community. these two guys decided to write a book about that case, and i want to start by asking them why. josh, why write a book about this case? >> because nobody understood what happened, why it happened, when it first happened in july, '09. ted and i were as close to it as anyb

we have low to mid-70s, hercules castro valley, fremont, newark, everybody else in the mid to upper 60slong the east by bai shore. mid to upper 70s in the south bay today with san jose at 76 just like cupertino. low to mid-70s around the peninsula. look at pacifica, only 59 degrees while the rest of neighbors is around 61. north bay is quite a warming trend, sausalito 68 to 81 in santa rosa to 88 in ukiah and 80 in petaluma and napa. 64 in monterey. warmer sunshine in santa cruz. gilroy low to mid-80s there. if you are traveling around the state. 97 in fresno to 106 in palm springs and tahoe about 77 degrees. it will be partly cloudy tonight at the a's game. second game of a four-game shot, dropping down to 57 degrees. 50s and 60s tonight and mainly cloudy conditions. about 2 degree warming trend tomorrow. notice the lack of clouds as we head into the weekend. by the weekend everybody should be 8-10 degrees warmer with temperatures above average when you move away from the coast. >> thanks, mike. >> this morning, governor jerry brown nominated a u.c. berkeley law professor. he was previ

one is san bruno, pacifica, newark, union city and dublin. we talk about safe and sane fireworks. you may ask what is that. these are safe and sane fireworks. you can see the sparklers. the mad dog fountain. fireworks you can light in the hand or the ground that don't go up in the air. if you say i'm going to light off my fireworks police say you could face up to a $1,000 fine or a year in jail. if the fireworks cause a fire, it could mean up to $50,000 in fines. so the bottom line, most of the bay area fireworks are illegal. for now reporting in the newsroom. j.r. stone. kron4 news. >>> the holiday weekend means more police officer will be on the roads to make sure drivers stay safe. checkpoints and saturation patrols are in full strength. which towns and cities are cracking down on drivers. >> sew bright checkpoints in san francisco and san jose. livermore. those are just the ones we know about. law enforcement tends not to give specific details on where they'll be or when. they can expect saturation patrols in many locations. there will be increased police presence in mountain

so you are trying to fly from newark, new jersey to denver, colorado. you are on the flight and somebody steals stuff from your bag? how did that happen? >> yeah. i was rushing from, you know, subbing for someone you can't replace you on friday night and rushed to the airport. we're on the book tour, going to denver. everything good. my producer, collaborator is with me. we just checked the luggage. i never check bags. i'm not one of those non-checkers. checked the luggage was obviously tired. left a jewelry bag that a friend of mine loaned me. in it were -- most of them were not my pieces of jewelry my cross i wear unfortunately was in that bag that had a lot of sentimental. >> you think one of the bag bang handlers took it? >> we are doing a factor investigation. now. >> bill: good. >> t.s.a. is looking into it continental finally called me. and the port authority police at new jersey at newark are really great guys. they are trying to find out. what we found out, bill. more interesting than some jewelry loss. we found out that behind closed doors whe

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organizaciones realizaron protestas este año y ma marcharon desde la oficina de naturalización de ice en newarkl minuto algo así en caro para esa llama >>> las compañías privadas no respondieron a nuestro pre diciembre, pero la oficina de ice nos digo que la reforma al sistema carcelario están basados en colocar los centros en lugares estratégicos y para hacerlos más operativos y eficientes. algunas organizaciones que luchan por el bienestar de los dondequieras. encarcelados están pidiendo una investigación por el cabildeo que realizan estas compañías, y algunos políticos que están a cargo de tomar las decisiones sobre este presupuesto y contratación de estas compañías. en elizabeth new jersey blanca rosa vilches univisión. >>> la policía de los Ángeles está causando controversia ha dejado sin agencastigo a quiene cometen faltas graves por exceso de fuerza, y manejar borrachos en vez de suspensión sin salarios, solamente reciben una llamada de atención. >>> autoridades mexicanas y estadounidenses continúan hoy la búsqueda de al menos 8 personas tras el naufragio de una embarcacións más de 40 pe

it is hot one at newark, 92 degrees, 93 in washington. you factor in the humidity, it's a scorcher out there. heat indices are approaching 100 if not going over including raleigh where a heat index is at 103 right now. it feels like 97 at the mall of washington. there are all your advisories. we're talking about add vidzaries, warnings for heat that extends across 28 different states and 100 today. 103 in new york after 104, which was the second hottest day in central park lift. look at the heat that extends sunday. we drop back another 10 degrees in the northeast and rain will help cool us off. there's very little in the forecast for the northeast. maybe a few spits of rain, and that's not enough to any relief. look at minneapolis and the upper midwest, you have stormy weather today. your temperatures are significantly colder. there's your outlook for the afternoon. warm and sunny in the northeast and hot and blazing droet in tornado alley. we have warmer weather once again, but the drop the temperatures by 10 degrees. in the summertime

. >> should be easier for drivers heading through delaware's newark toll plaza, which is always jam packed on busy travel days. that's because high speed easy pass toll lanes will be open for testing. in those lanes, drivers with easy pass can go through the toll at highway speed. more than 140,000 cars a day are expected to pass through that toll plaza this weekend. delaware state officials say 55% of drivers use easy pass, and that should significantly reduce congestion. >>> if you're one of the thousands of people planning to hit the beach or pool this holiday weekend, there's a brand new survey out. in it, people in our area give their biggest pet peeves. according to a new survey by the website trip adviser, 32% of people said the most annoying beach violation is blasting loud music, followed by littering and shaking sand onto other people's towels and other people. ality the pool, 20% said loud music is the biggest violation followed by smoking and talking too loud on your cell phone. and 74% of the people say it is creepy to ask a stranger to help put sunscreen on you. yes, that is

getting in new numbers from the head quarters of the weather channel in atlanta is 106 in newark which is a new record. and warrington, virginia, outside of the beltway, 104 degrees and the dew point at 81, but 104 degrees and the dew point is important, because you talk about the heat index and what it feels like out there, 130. that is what it feels like in warrington, virginia, outside of the beltway right here. it is hot out here. you stand outside and you stand around for a little while and you will start sweating, no doubt about it. it is that hot. it is not going to cool down when that sun goes down. last night temperatures were right around 90 degrees in many spots at midnight here in the mid-atlantic and the northeast. this morning, before sunrise, many locations had locations still in the mid-80s with heat index around 90 degrees and felt like 90 degrees before sunrise in many spots. this is a dangerous heat wave we are dealing with in the mid-atlantic and the northeast and it is going the last into tomorrow. tomorrow is a similar day to today, jeff, and any real relief, we h

. >>> funeral service in newark for oscar grant's best friend who was killed in a shooting ten days ago. detectives say someone fired at his car as he sat in a gas station in hayward on july 15th. family and friends held a vigil the day after police have no motive but they don't think his death was random. he was with oscar grant on new year's day when granted was shot by police officer johannes mehserle. >>> a young man from richmond will fly back to bay area after surviving a grizzly bear mauling. he survived bite wounds to his feet and hands. he was taking a month long survival course for inner city youth. they taught wilderness skills before letting them fend for themselves in the final week. >> how could they train them only a while and let them go where bears are. they should have had a guide. >>> mr. tin spent eight hours helping the teens before help arrived. >> congressional leaders are struggling to reach a compromise debt limit. john boehner will meet with fellow republicans to discuss their clash over spending the government's borrowing authority. lilian kim has more. >>> ma

they were actually spotted in newark a license plate that matched of that a car that belonged to onesuspects wanted in the murder of people in grand junction, colorado and more recently the murder of two individuals here in the bay area. chp tried to pull those individuals over. but they failed to stop and a multiple freeway chase began. the drive started by hopping on that 880 freeway going north. and then within the through hayward, san leandro and oakland. multiple agencies pursued the vehicle. it eventually got on 980 and then 580 and past livermore which is beyond the juridiction of east bay chp and then the lathrop chp took over laying down spikes to catch the individuals. now, those individuals witness they pulled them over were not the men they were looking for not the two suspects who are still wanted for murder. the third individual who is -- i'm sorry, the third individual actually has been arrested and is in jail right now but they continue to search for the two other individuals. now, the two men who are in jail today were actually in the car last night, they are here at

if you're flying continental out of newark or another hub, make sure the flight is still on. continental had to kans billion 24 flights yesterday because a bunch of pilots called in sick. the airline and pilots union are in labor negotiations. >>> if you bought a plane ticket before the airlines had to stop charging tax, you might be able to get that tax money back. the faa's authority to raise revenue expired yesterday at midnight. >>> time now for a check on the world markets. the hang seng closed slightly higher with, the nikkei closed higher. the ftse and the dax are both down. sony is reporting big losses. let's go to kyung lah, live in tokyo. good morning, kyung. >> reporter: good morning, ali. it's not just sony but it is a bad day in a lot of boardrooms and many of the electronics companies here in japan. we saw a lot of reporting of the quarter from april to june. sony posted a loss of 191 million u.s. dollars. panasonic, down 390 million. sharp down 630 million and nintendo says they lost in that quarter 327 million u.s. dollars. why? well, partially because of the

three hours at newark and the major delays baltimore, washington, call your carrier back to you. >>s. back to you. stunning new developments in the case forensic experts say investigators made huge mistakes and contaminated the d.n.a. evidence in the case of amanda knox. the media in italy dubbed her foxy knoxy. the media got to hear it all the way. police did not hear the right protective protecteddive gear when they collected that evidence. the experts also raise serious questions about the kitchen knife no d.n.a. on from amanda knox. to d.n.a. from the supposed victim. many closer to freedom. she adds it's favor from over. >> amanda won't be confident until she leaves jail. she feels it was a good day and that makes her feel good. >> shepard: shep the prosecution will cross-examine the experts or that's what's scheduled when acrose appeal hearing continues -- netwo federa police say they raided doze of bars andel and boarding houses in violence plagued ciu dad juarez. they arrested 20 female minors operation part of mexico's amber alert program aimed at finding missing children.

. >>> back with newark mayor, cory booker.u were talking powerfully about the fact americans haven't really heard what they need to hear because it's not good news. if you were running the country right now and could talk to americans in a way that perhaps woke them up to reality, what would you say? >> first of all, i have a lot of faith in the leader that we have in the white house. i think he gets a lot of bum rap. he is often the adult in the room, does talk about taking our medicine, or as he said recently, eating our peas. what frustrates me is obama seems a very pragmatic person but he's struggling with people on both sides of our political aisle who are often more stuck in ideology than they are on practicalities. as mayor, i don't have that luxury. there are mayors all around america that have to balance budgets, can't rack up debt, have to meet the urgent needs of a community and ultimately, have to serve those people being cut out of the american dream. for me, i just have impatience with the way washington works, i

this is the hottest it comes. >> yeah, that 108 friday in newark, wow, hot enough to make. the heat will break a tad in the east. the dip in the jet stream, going to push south and southeast. may not make the mason dixon line but we'll see relief through midweek. the big ridge will stay in place. where it's been hot it will continue to stay hot. wednesday the trough in the east and the west bringing some decent weather. as we head through late in the week, guess what? probably going to go back up again, close to 90 but we don't think 100-degree heat's coming back in the big cities. warnings and advises from philly and washington and raleigh. good day to be the at beach. and more heat advisories across the midwest as dangerous heat indices will combine with warm temperatures, already in the 80s across the east. alex, the place to be is really going to be out west where there's pleasant temperatures in places in california. >> not surprisingly. thank you very much, ray stagich. >>> fans and celebrity as like are paying tribute to amy winehouse, the 27 year old singer found de

this new 5 mile tunnel will actually be kavbed out of the earth under the bay from menlo park to newarkottom of the huge hole workers are assembling a 600 foot long, 10 million dollar digging machine. it was made in japan and shipped over in 65 crates. >> has 6, 200 horsepower drive motor that turn the cutter hea head. >>reporter: this sci-fi looking monster will have the power to tear threw up to 50 feet of mud, sand and rock every day sending it out of the tunnel on conveyor belt. tunnel will be lined with concrete to the reinforce the opening and to protect the workers. >> this is one of the most safe tunnels that you can work in because they are never exposed to the outside dirt, rock whatever is there. >> now really crunch time in terms of checking every detail and really making sure we are happy with how we are going to get started. >>reporter: in just a couple of weeks workers will begin drilling. >> once again with putting the tunnel in we come back and put in l steel carrier pipe that will deliver the water. >>reporter: san francisco public utilities commission owner the heaven

circus vargas is coming to newark this weekend. newark park mall at 2, 5 and 8. sunday 1, 4 and 7.nd also this weekend, there is a shuttle mission return celebration. it's aboard uss hornet, the shuttle coming home earlier this morning. but this celebration is on the 42nd anniversary of the return of apollo 11, the spacecraft from its lunar mission. the uss hornet recovered astronauts then from both apollo 11 and 12. if you have never really ever been aboard this ship, it's a great piece of american history. space shuttle history. the celebration saturday morning at 10:00 right there on the hornet at 10 a.m. on saturday morning. yeah. exciting times. the end of an era. have a wonderful weekend and do yourself a favor and watch "eye on the bay," myself, thuy, brian tonight 7 p.m. on our channel cbs 5. >> what i like about you liam is you always find some good reason to celebrate for the weekend. >> we have to. the weekend is here. i love that we do it on thursday. >> liam mayclem from "eye on the bay," thank you. >> thank you, ladies and good morning. >>> are you a big comic book fa

yesterday records broke. 104 in the big apple. 10 newark, emergency new jersey. >> just trying to stay cool. i usually don't come outside much, but i had to. i stay inside usually. rirchlgt in the nation's capital, the heat index topped 112. something that hasn't happened there in more than a decade. >> it's too much. it's too hot, you know, so what are you going to do? you just have to deal with it. >> reporter: nearly 132 million people are under some kind of heat alert. the actual temperatures on this map may seem hot, but look at the index numbers. 106 in kansas city, 108 in columbia, south carolina, and 111 in d.c. even those accustomed to working under scorching conditions are taking extra precautions. they are using wet towels to try to stay cool, but they needed much more than that. >> these clothes are a double-edged sword. they're designed protect us from thermal burns, but it doesn't allow our body heat to dissipate. >> reporter: it's not just uncomfortable, it's prooun tosh deadly. across the country more than two dozen heat related deaths have been reported. crop losses ar

is 08 in newark, new jersey. >> trying to stay cool.t come out much, but i had to. >> in the nation's capital, the heat index topped 112. something that hasn't happened there in more than a decade. >> it's too much. it's too hot. just have to deal with it. >> nearly 132 million people are under some kind of heat alert. the actual temperatures on this map might seem hot look at the index numbers. 106 in kansas city. 108 in columbia, south carolina, 111 in d.c. even those accustomed to work under scorching conditions are taking extra precautions. these firefighters in pittsburgh used wet towels to try to stay cool, but they needed much more than that. >> it's a double edge sword. they're designed to protect us from thermal burns, they don't allow our body heat to dissipate. >> the combination of high heat and humidity is not just uncomfortable, it's proven to be deadly. across the country more than two dozen heat-related deaths are reported. cattle and crop losses are mounting across the drought stricken south. in texas the first six mont