that flight coming in off the oceanside. it's not clear to me either, i've walked down the length of this terminal trying to get eyes on it to figure out exactly what happened to that plane. it is all the way down toward the end, past where we are at the american terminal, near the delta terminal at the end of laguardia. it came in from the oceanside or water side. it landed, it sounds to me like at some point in mid taxi it went off the runway. a wing, as we understand is broken. there are minor injuries from that flight. fortunately it sound like nobody is badly injured and certainly nobody killed. it has certainly caused a huge wrinkle here with people coming up to ask us what is going on. already a third of the flights were canceled here because of the weather, and this is certainly to snarl things even more. john? >> a third of the flights canceled at laguardia. ap wing has been damaged, also. unclear whether the wing was damaged once it was on the ground skidding or whether something perhaps happened in the air as well

the construction for people to have their trailers that impact minimally the neighborhood and for oceanside the purpose of up front planning to make sure they go as well as possible we plan carefully so our construction can go well, we begin to look at the small business jobs analysis looked like purpose to determine what jobs and what trades will be needed in the future we held a violationing working group out of my comfort zone but a lot of planners and architects came together to look out out to integrate the southeast plan and we'll bring this to you and talking with the working group on how the plans came forward >> the preconstruction those jars are a good example i'm sure you're aware of we're working on the heads work that's where they convert into the plant our alternative analysis we're in the conceptual phrase and we'll begin our environmental review we hoped for rain we're looking at two pilot studies side by side for the bay area improvement projects that are our tunnel we're looking at the connection between the great infrastructure and continuing on the novels and taking a re

immediately we're moving that and phrase two has new investment into the treatment plant and at oceanside and north point. phase two gets into the collection conveyance piece of the system and the earliest if the decision were made to move in that direction the earliest we would be in construction like that tunnel would be probably be 2020 so that is a real long-term solution. >> okay. great. supervisor mar. >> yeah, thank you mr. cruz and ms. harrison as well. 17th and folsom i see from the maps that is a critical low point. are there others that you see -- other spots in the city where you would have to do similar capital improvements? >> 17th and folsom and the critical point in the city. it's the one area that we see flooding more consistently than anywhere else. we have seen flooding at 17th and [inaudible] and the improvements are there and no where as significant as 17th and folsom. we have additionally seen recent flooding at 15th and [inaudible] and historically a lake that was filled and unfortunately filled with unengineered fill so we're looking there as well so the three area

has been talking about running for weeks and today he made it official. 57-year-old chavez is from oceanside. he says he is better qualified than camela harris especially when national security is a concern. >> i think california residents need to think who would they like to send to dc to represent them. somebody who's a lawyer from the bay area or a marine. >> chavez says he's been involved in issues not typically associated with republicans such as green emergency and immigration reform. >>> voters in lake county are getting their chance to decide whether to secede from california. the idea of the state of jefferson has been floated before. it would be carved out of parts of lake, glen, yuba, sutter, tahema, siskiyu. but there's a long road before that could ever become a reality. withs the vote, both the state and the government would have to approve it -- besides the vote, both the state and the government would have to approve it. >>> the demonstrators say they're angry about proposed tuition hikes. but as ktvu's anne rubin found out. mt.people were angry with the protesters. >> today

. >> it's june 4th, 2011, in the town of oceanside, new york.f the soccer club are playing the last games of the season. just past noon, screams can be heard coming from one end of the large field. >> uh-oh. >> jean is filming her daughters when she turns to capture a frightening scene unfolding. a gust of wind has flipped a slide and two bounce houses into the air. set up as entertainment, they're now tumbling across the field. >> the slide really took off. >> it went through the crowd of people. >> oh, my god. >> the slide goes airborne again. >> oh, my god. >> before crashing back down. >> stay here. stay here, girls. stay here. >> seconds earlier, the inflatables had been tethered to the ground with happy children jumping and sliding. >> the initial reaction was get there. you could see it rolling and it rolled through the crowd, and it wasn't stopping. >> michael mazako heads towards it. with several other parents, grabs hold of it. >> it took a lot of them to keep it from moving again. >> behind the slide, one of the bounce houses is still

he got stuck between two storage containers at a school in oceanside yesterday. the firefighters arrived and rescued spike by prying the containers further apart. spike's owners didn't have much trouble coaxing him out. he ran out as quickly as he could. >> he's fine now. >>> time is 6:38. an 18 month old girl spending half of a day trapped in a car upside down in an icy river. how she managed to survive 12 hours before help finally arrived. >>> as a new legislative session gets under way in sacramento we'll tell you about a plan to make you pay more taxes. >>> the market opened up about ten minutes ago. all eyes on apple as the new smart watch comes out and the market down on friday out of the gates in positive territory. we have an update from k "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪ ♪i leave a story untold... ♪ he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken you roam free. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you

oceanside, california. and then we do these once a year exotic sky dive trips somewhere cool in the world. it just kind of snow balled. it's one of those things i just kind of -- no pun intended -- fell into. we're here in costa rica. this is one of our yearly trips. i'm way too young to be this old. i'm not going to move into some senior citizen gated community. i want to be out there jumping out of airplanes as long as i can and having fun. so it's a pretty good retirement gig. >>> good morning. i'm brianna keilar sitting in for carol costello. thank you for joining me. we begin with breaking news. new video out of tunisia where a hostage situation is under way. at least eight people are dead. the country's interior minister called the attackers here islamists. right now major questions about whether this attack is linked to isis. tunisia is considered a breeding ground for extremists and according to experts more foreign mighters in ersfighters come from tunisia than any other country. >>> in japan, poli

starts to crash the waves start to get loud whereas when you're calm, it's more like a calm wave, oceansideow to train yourself to focus or to calm down. athletes are using it -- neil: do you remember woodstock? [laughter] >> they weren't using that. neil: they were not. anyway, forget a smartwatch, why not go for the whole ensemble? a company called tough is selling, what is it smart jewelry? >> a lot of people are skeptical, but they're pretty beautiful in perp. they range from $100-$150 each. the battery lasts a year which is amazing -- neil: more than -- >> more than the am watch certainly, that's only -- apple watch, that's only 18 hours. it allows you to send messages if you want to notify people within your social network, or you can have it set up if i'm upstairs in my office and i need a coffee, i can push a button, and neil ca i view toe -- cavuto would bring me a coffee. neil: not likely. >> this is the juvenilely fashion of -- jewelry fashion of right now. neil: is a jewelry company making this or a tech company? >> it's an all-in-one company called cuff. you can see i'm holding

spike the dog in his own airplane near a school in oceanside san diego county and the 12 year-old rhodesianecame trapped. usually the jaws of life are used to cut people out of mangled cars after crashes but in this case they created just enough room so spike would be coaxed out and wiggle free spot was scared but not injured. >>pam: dancing durres farrell williams and robbed and thick copy marvin gaye for their it smash hit blurred lines? and what an l.a. jury decided next. plus a country in morning. after a helicopter crash claimed the lives of three olympians. how would happen coming up next. because wherever you go, you'll find us doing everything we can, so you can. >>grant: tragedy during the filming of a reality show as two helicopters loaded with people crashed. video shows the collision. 10 people died in a remote part of argentina. three of the deceased were french athletes including olympic gold medal swimmer camille most thought. you will see the helicopter over the right tree tops and the moment of impact. the three french sports stars taking part in reality tv show. french pre

quickly jumped the back of the mountain and specially constructed fire breaks right to the atlantic oceansideres were effectively forming a barrier from one ocean to the other. occasionally engulfing the only two roads giving access to the rest of the peninsula. that's blocking off cape point, the tourist hot spot known as the end of africa. there's a problem here too, as a new wildfire has gone out of control at cape point in the past few hours. nobel peace prize winner has put a public prayer up on his website praying for the people of cape town and the firefighters and lillian bali said she doesn't know if cape town can ever recover from this. it looks like the aftermath from a war zone, she says, martha. martha: unbelievable. it's such a beautiful area and our hearts go out to them and obviously they're making their greatest efforts they can to get this fire under control. thank you very much for that report. thank you. bill: 20 minutes before the hour. ugly new details about hillary clinton's email use at the state department. could this controversy now kill any potential presidential ca

host: oceanside, california. the line for independents. kelly, good morning. caller: good morning. i do think that the blue line is going to always protect the blue line regardless of who is in office and what is going on. that is pretty much my statement. as far as protecting the border of the white house to prevent people from jumping the fence, i have been at junkyards or whatever, and they have electric fences at the top of those places. so if they can protect a junkyard with an electric fence they should be able to protect the white house. host: before we let you go, you said that bringing in somebody from the fbi to -- isn't going to make much of a difference here in your opinion? caller: i think it needs to be an appointed position. something that is appointed from outside of law enforcement. host: ron kessler. guest: to say that the blue -- what is it, the blueline? that is just prejudice. that is like saying all blacks are criminals. or all jews are whatever. you know, to just have a blanket statement like that about people who risk their lives to protect is really reprehe

host: oceanside, california. the line for independents. kelly, good morning. caller: good morning. i do think that the blue line is going to always protect the blue line regardless of who is in office and what is going on. that is pretty much my statement. as far as protecting the border of the white house to prevent people from jumping the fence, i have been at junkyards or whatever, and they have electric fences at the top of those places. so if they can protect a junkyard with an electric fence they should be able to protect the white house. host: before we let you go, you said that bringing in somebody from the fbi to -- isn't going to make much of a difference here in your opinion? caller: i think it needs to be an appointed position. something that is appointed from outside of law enforcement. host: ron kessler. guest: to say that the blue -- what is it, the blueline? that is just prejudice. that is like saying all blacks are criminals. or all jews are whatever. you know, to just have a blanket statement like that about people who risk their lives to protect is really reprehe