we have a permit officer and another officer from our abc unit. we have anywhere from four to six motorcycle units. we have for wagons for transportation. we have barred by introduction team. it is a -- eight violence reduction team. we allocate about eight to 20 of them specifically for broadway. the broadway corridor is a major undertaking every single weekend. it is not something we take lightly. that is the reason we are here this evening. >> you feel that if the -- if they were allowed to operate until 1:00, the problems in that broadway corridor would be worse? " we feel that would be magnified because of the spillover when the establishment clause is, yes. anywhere from 200 to 400 more people. >> they are able to stay open until 2:00? the question of whether they're able to have live music, or am i mistaken? they can stay open until 2:00. the issue before us is how late they can have live music. the thing that has any bearing to the incidence of crime? -- do you think that has any bearing to the incidence of crime? >> the main thing is the

. ♪ >> reporter: global voices united as one. ♪ nick watt, abc news, london. >> great story. >> yes,. >>> coming up later on "good morning america," a young upstart named katie couric returns to morning television. >> she'll be joining george all week while robin is on vacation. katie will take us behind the scenes of this season's "dancing with the stars." >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> have great monday, everyone. d

decision is likely to upset union machinists and others who wanted more of the cars bimt in the united states. abc 7 is live at the west oakland bart station with the announcement. mark? >> there are three companies bid on this deal to build the bart cars. the three companies have factories in the united states but there is a big difference in price and also, in the percentage of the parts that would come from the united states. >> when you board a train... >> in this film from early 70s, this are cars portrayed as futuristic marvels of technology. but 40 years later these are the oldest cars still in use in the united states. bart wants to replace them with 775 brand new ones over 11 years. winning bid came from a canadian company at $1.5 billion. a french company came in second and a korean company overbid by $1 billion. >> bombaria rail cars are built in america and the bid $184 million lower than the next bidder. >> the french bid was $184 million more it promised to use more u.s. parts and pledged 95% of every car would be made in the united states. and there is a web site supported by machin

. >> breaking news we brought you on abc 7 news at 4:00. united states officials confirmed the long range rocket fired by north korea broke up shortly after being launched. the missle launched around 3:40 this afternoon. the us us and south korea both fear north korea tried to test a long range missle. and the communist government has not commented on the launch and it's an embarrassment for the government. diplomats say this might lead to further sanctions. >> a big move for commuters in the south bay. bart broke ground on a station in san jose today that will extend bart from fremont. >> there is a number of people that noticed this project had several near-death experiences. six years from now this right of way is going to. >> there is no lack of enthusiasm. 10 years of wishing and hoping to pay for this project aichl key supporter was senator feinstein. >> there is produce aid high percent of local funds and with funds it wasn't too difficult to go to the federal government. >> they'll use it into san jose on a daily basis when opening in 2018

unit tech college a health care training program in fremont. in oaklan oakland, lee ann abc 7 news. >> investigators think man in wheelchair may have been too close to the edge of the platform today when he was hit and killed by a muni train. unidentified man in his 50's was hit at san francisco civic center station around 11:30 this morning. the investigation into exactly what happened certainly continues. >> couple in pittsburgh escaped unharmed after the camper they were driving snagged low lying power lines. as you can sea here the lines landed right on the camper along west leland road and karen court. scary stuff. pg&e credit the cup well doing the right thing by staying inside their camper until help arrived. >> all of a sudden i got hit. the wire i didn't see it. hit top part and it came down. and i stopped. >>reporter: very smart. they spent about 25 minutes trapped in the camper until crew shut off the electricity. they didn't try to get out of the camper. they could have been shocked at that point. >> security and exchange commission says the former head of califo

abc 7 breaking news. >> fire and rescue units at reagan national airport for united airlines flight that had to be stopped due to an undetermined problem. this happened at the landing. airport spokesperson says the flight is not declared an emergency prior to the incident. flight #1075 was arriving from houston and has been towed to the gate. no injuries reported. the howard theatre is now open for business. >> it opened about 30 minutes ago. it was built in 1910 and recently under bilkwent a $29 million renovation. john gonzalez is there. >> hundred have gathered for this special day. it launched the careers of duke ellington and marvin gaye and others and reopen after 32 years. developers keeping the same 1200-seat close the appeal while making it very state of the art. buchanan called the unveiling of a duke ellington statute the finishing touch to a local treasure that once used music to amend local treasures. >> i think it's fabulous. it is overdue. it was built in 1910, the theater known in the area called the black broadway, in the shaw neighborhood hosted the supremes for their first-ever stage co

. >> reporter: global voices, united as one. nick watt, abc london. >>> that is "world news" for this sunday for dave muir, he will be back sunday. and thanks for watching and be sure to catch the start of a very big week on gma.

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united 12 anywhere? >> reporter: now, the faa telling abc news it was a communication mixup, perhaps caused by the pilot, forced to wear an oxygen mask, making united 5912 sound like a nonexistent united 12. >> that's not real what we're hearing on the frequencfrequenc. >> reporter: controller error, perhaps, but it's happened before. civilians have hacked into tower frequencies. the faa says this is under review. this lack of judgment, the jfk controller suspended after letting his son take the mike, is not as unusual as the faa would like you to believe, says former controller bob richards. >> i probably let my son said something at 2:00 in the morning. >> reporter: the faa has changed policy on another troubling issue -- sleep. >> can't get ahold of the tower here. try to call again. >> reporter: the faa reports a half dozen cases of controllers asleep at the switch. richards says it happened most on overnight shifts working solo. >> might take your break and do a little yoga and, of course, that would be, what, taking a nap? >> reporter: the faa now bans solo overnight shifts and appointments out we'

united 12 anywhere? >> reporter: now, the faa telling abc news it was a communication mixup, perhaps caused by the pilot, forced to wear an oxygen mask, making united 5912 sound like a nonexistent united 12. >> 12, we need evacuating. evacuating, please right away. >> reporter: the controller thought it was a prank. >> i apologize for what you heard. that's not real what we're hearing on the frequency. >> reporter: controller error, perhaps, but it's happened before. civilians have hacked into tower frequencies. the faa says this incident is under review. 51-171, cleared for takeoff? >> cleared for takeoff, jet blue 171. >> reporter: this lack of judgment, the jfk controller suspended after letting his son take the mike, is not as unusual as the faa would like you to believe, says former controller rob richards. >> i probably let my son say something maybe at 2:00 in the morning or something. >> reporter: the faa has changed policy on another troubling tower issue, sleep. >> can't get ahold of the tower here. try to give them another call. >> reporter: over the last five years, the faa reports a half doz

we can stand and unite with each other. >> cheryl jennings, "abc 7 news". >> eric: learning more than about military sexual trauma. we have a link on our website, protect our defenders. log on to abc7news.com and look under see it on tv. >> medical technology, microbiology and hydro ponics is trying to make more food for consumers. the world ag expo in tulare. >> giant equipment gets a lot of attention but technology promising to have a greater impact. the drought has opened an opportunity for this product called fodder solution. it can grow seed to feed livestock in six days. one daze out put can feed 40 cows. >> from a standpoint it's efficient, energy is efficient because it grows on the farm. there is no transportation or fertilizer. >> with alfalfa going over $30000 a done. it can reduce costs by two-thirds -- $300 a ton. >> soil is a problem with the world's population. they introduce microbes to the soil. >> it comes into the soil but the results it's something they can see. >> these photos show improved crop quality about before and after comparison sons. it's a non-chemical a

abc's david muir. >> his name is mitt romney, the next president of the united states! >> reporter: was this a hint? this romney/rubio moment a test run? amid so much talk of rubio that fresh-faced freshman senator from florida, he's on romney's short list for running mate. rubio has repeatedly said he was not interested but it was this moment, a freudian slip. >> three, four, five, six, seven years if i do a good job as vice president -- i'm sorry -- you guys all got that, right? >> as a senator. >> kid aside, rubio has what romney might need. he's the son of cuban immigrants, his election fueled by the tea party. >> thank you! >> reporter: his four children a mirror of so many faces in america. >> anthony who is 4 and dominik who is 2. and that's our family. you're 4. he's 4. >> reporter: the latest abc news poll shows president obama leading mitt romney by nearly 50 points among hispanic voters. while latino voters have expressed frustration with the president, his lack of immigration reform, many are alarmed even more by mitt romney's stance on immigrants here illeg

he called doing that a core moral responsibility of the united states. as abc'sorts, he took some steps to make that responsibility a reality. >> reporter: president obama invoked the holocaust yesterday in announcing new sanctions against syria and iran. >> too often the world has failed to prevent the killing of innocence on a massive scale, and we are haunted by the atrocities that we did not stop. in the lives we did not save. >> reporter: mr. obama speaking inside the u.s. holocaust memorial and museum said the u.s. would begin penalizing groups that use new technologies to target peaceful citizens. as cell phones and social media propel the arab spring, some regimes have used digital guns for hire to track opponents and cut off access to the internet. >> these technologies should be in place to empower our citizens, not to repress them. >> reporter: the move is squarely aimed at syrian president bashar al assad and ahmadinejad. both are accused of violating human rights. mr. obama also ordered u.s. intelligence agencies to analyze threats for genocide and m

. ♪ >> reporter: global voices, united as one. nick watt, abcn. >>> that is "world news" for in sunday. david muir and all of us at abc news, thanks for watching and first thing tomorrow morning, catch the start of a very big week on "gma." >> all right, have a great vacation. >> you are doing me a solid. >> i will keep the seat warm. >> do that! >> they are actually going let robin go away for a full week. >> not happy. i just hope they find somebody who knows something about morning tv to guest host. >> hi, guys. >> yeah. >> that will do. >> yeah. >> wolfy, how are you? nice to see you. >> good to see you, well, you are cooking. >> two, one -- >> hi, everyone. i'm katie couric and i'm thrilled to say, "good morning america." >> we are thrilled to have you. >> thank you, matt. i mean, george. gotcha. >> ama: a dangerous rescue is underway. the coast guard trying to save the crew of a damaged yacht. good evening. i'm ama daetz. at least four crew members are injured. lillian kim is live in alameda with the rescue effort. lillian? >> reporter: th

report and live in upper marlboro, john gonzalez, abc 7 news of. >> thanks for that report. se and stress lightning forced a united airlines flight to turnaround. plane landed shortly after taking off from san francisco international last night in. it was unon the way to london. nearly 300 passengers on board. it was able to take off again this morning with no problem. a 24-year-old new york man has gained fame simply by being at the right place at the wrong time. >> he is being called snackman. he defused a heated argument while continuing to eat his snap. -- snack. he was munching on pringles, charles saunders. he gets in the middle while still meeting. the video went viral. people consider him to be a super hero. i guess there's an endorsement deal coming for pringles. forget about super hero, abhow about super mayor? cory booker, the mayor of newark, new jersey, returned home to find flames coming out of his neighbor's house. he wasted no time and walk directly into the building. his neighbor is ok. she did receive burns. he was injured and managed to tweet from the hospital that is ok. >> that's what i call a

. >> reporter: global voices united as one. nick watt, abcdon. >> that is pretty phenomenal. 6:30 p.m. eastern, it will be streaming live right here on new york city at lincoln center in a concert hall. isn't that incredible? >> it really is. >> something professional artists have been doing for a while, mixing voices. now for the masses and so many voices. it really is very, very powerful. >> the power of the internet once again astounding. that is the news for this half hour. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> and catch our tweets on twitter. stay in touch online and on the air. coming up, more news from abc. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two >>> this morning on "world news now" -- highway tragedy. a motor home jam packed with family and friends smashes into a guardrail and rolls down a ravine. >> at least five people were killed. more than a dozen were injured as the group headed home from a spring break vacation trip. it is monday, april 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is

. >> reporter: global voices united as one. nick watt, abcpretty phenomenal. and you know, tonight at 6:30 p.m. eastern, it will be streaming live right here on new york city at lincoln center in a concert hall. isn't that incredible? >> it really is. >> something professional artists have been doing for a while, mixing voices. now for the masses and so many voices. it really is very, very powerful. >> the power of the internet once again astounding. that is the news for this half hour. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> and catch our tweets on twitter. stay in touch online and on the air. coming up, more news from abc. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing

united states. is it okay? >> reporter: for "good morning america," david kerley, abc news, washington. >> eat it, mills. >> kimn, not laughing. >> not laughing. she's about as steely as a secret service agent. >> they're not allowed to laugh. >> yeah. >> apparently they're not allowed to do much. >> anymore. >>> coming up on the broadcast, the video that makes you wonder, was grandma just being kind, or was she unaware of the extra passenger on her scooter? it's all next in a little segment we call "fixation." passenger on her scooter? it's up next. in a little segment we call "fixation." we call "fixation." a party? [ music plays, record skips ] hi, i'm new ensure clear. clear, huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different. i've got nine grams of protein. twist my lid. that's three times more than me! twenty-one vitamins and minerals and zero fat! hmmm. you'll bring a lot to the party. [ all ] yay! [ female announcer ] new ensure clear. nine grams protein. zero fat. twenty-one vitamins and minerals. in blueberry/pomegranate and peach. refreshing nutrition in charge! [ sla

abc consumer reporter check it is out so you don't waste your money. gps units have changed way we drive. no more fumbling with maps. but now gps units are change. and you can get them free. the free gp, that comes with the iphone has one downside. it doesn't talk. tough look at your phone to get directions. a free app from map quest changes that. the map quest happen gives you audible direction. >> turn left. >> it sounded like a $200 gps unit. but how is for longer trips. >> i have been using it since july of last year. we've taken several long road trips. >> heather love it is. >> it tell knows turn in 50 feet or it say the thing is recalculating. it gets you where you need to go. >> reporter: but heather as well as others find some down sides. the screen is small and without a dash board mount it can be impossible to see. and you're using data. >> it eats through the data. >> false you dry in rule areas you can lose the signal. other gps uses a satellite. but it's hard to complain when it's free. bottom line, don't expect a top quality for free. but if you d

united states. no word on any discipline if wrongdoing is found in this investigation. richard reeve, abc 7 news. >> also breaking now coming in from fairfax county, firefighters have just put out a fast moving petit alarm fire. >> it was late this afternoon. mike conneen is there. >> you can see the home over my shoulder. has been completely gutted by this fighter. it was a two alarm fire. the firefighters arrived here shortly after 3:00 p.m.. they believe most of the fire was located in the garage. investigators are still looking into the cause of the fire. we saw a lot of activity with these two engine cos. it was intense. a lot of heat was being put out by the fire. the firefighters pulled back and attacked the fire from the exterior. they went back in and knocked down some hot spots. investigators are here on the scene. one of the big concerns is that this is a wooded neighborhood. firefighters are concerned about dry conditions. i will bring in the fire chief. tell me about the concern you have with the parties and the neighboring homes. -- would be trees and the neighboring homes.

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abc's david muir. >> his name is mitt romney, the next president of the united states!er: was this a hint? this romney/rubio moment a test run? amid so much talk of rubio that fresh-faced freshman senator from florida, he's on romney's short list for running mate. rubio has repeatedly said he was not interested, but was this moment a freudian slip. >> three, four, five, six, seven years if i do a good job as vice president -- i'm sorry -- you guys all got that, right? >> as a senator. >> reporter: kidding aside, rubio has what romney might need. he's the son of cuban immigrants, his election fueled by the tea party. >> thank you! >> reporter: his wife colombian and his children a mirror of so many faces in america. >> anthony who is 4 and dominik who is 2. and that's our family. you're 4. >> no, i'm 3. >> he's 4. >> reporter: the latest abc news poll shows president obama leading mitt romney by nearly 50 points among hispanic voters. while latino voters have expressed frustration with the president, his lack of immigration reform, many are alarmed even more by mitt romn

abc 7 news. >>> pg&e shut down diablo canyon unit 2 reactor today and sets intake screens clogged by jelly fishe creatures 4 inches long called soul. it will not open until gone and nobody is really sure when that is. unit 1 already shut down for refueling. that leaves california without an operating nuclear power plant. state other nubling plants san onofre free off line for three months while investigators look at worn out tubes that carry water that wear out faster than expected. >> graduation ceremony take place tomorrow at san francisco state university exclusively for military veterans. graduating vets busy taking the cap and gown off today. the event is organized bit veteran services center that provides counseling service for vets. some whom suffered traumatic injury. 4 30 vets currently enrolled at sf state. center really has proven to be a life line for them. >> they tonight feel like they could ask question especially to other students around them. why do i ask this 18-year-old kid to figure this out. issued do this. if we didn't have the center to answer the question for us the ques

united states. it is a dramatic statement by the mysterious new dictator there, and abc's bob woodruff is in north korea tonight. bob? >> reporter: diane, morning is breaking here in the capital of north korea. this is a very big moment for their new, untested leader. he is only 29 years old. and this launch will put him right there at the center and front of the world's stage. the u.s. says this new rocket, now waiting on the launch pad, is big enough that it could eventually be engineered to carry a nuclear warhead all the way to the west coast of the united states, more than 5,000 miles away. north korea has a long history of defying the world with provocative acts like this launch, but this is the first for brand new supreme leader kim jong-un. >> kim jong-un is inexperienced, youthful and untested. i don't think he has the knowledge and ability to make very big decisions. >> reporter: north korea insists they're only launching a weather satellite, and the rocket will stay harmlessly over the ocean. but neighboring countries are warning people to stay indoors, and getting ready to shoot down the roc

united states. but it appears that test launch has failed. let's go straight to abc's bob woodruff, who is in north korea tonight. bob? >> reporter: diane, we got the word that the rocket has launched just before 7:00 eastern time and with that, everyone here, the journalists and the north koreans began to scatter around the press room. we were expecting to see some kind of live coverage of the launch, but that didn't happen. perhaps for the very rrn this would fail and be a huge embarrassment to the new leader kim jong-un. north korean officials have not answered nid of our questions here yet, but they told us they will shortly. north korea has a long history of defying the world with provocative acts like this launch. but this is the first for brand new supreme leader kim jong-un. >> kim jong-un is inexperienced, youthful and untested. i don't think he has the knowledge and the ability to make very big decisions. >> reporter: this is a small, poor country with a massive military. a standing army of more than a million. when we were bussed to our hotel last night, we

abc's john berman gave it a world. >> reporter: this is bondra. >> i'm addicted. >> reporter: bondra music, brought to the united statesengland, has the booming bass line, pounding drums and rhythmic vocals that make for a hypnotic dance carnival. what do you love about it? >> just moves my soul. makes you want to dance. >> reporter: what's the future of bondra? >> world domination. >> reporter: she dominates the bursting at the seams dance hall. but bondra has gone bigger. yet, where there's a craze, there's almost certain to be a workout. >> america is big on health and fitness. so, i thought let me bring my dance to the fitness industry. >> reporter: serena james is the founder of masala bondra. and has moved the music from the dance floor to the workout world. thousands are doing it, wherever they can. even central park. so, what does d.j. kea >>> it's one other way to move your body. >> but this is clearly where she prefers to see it, the dark pounding dance . >> although it is fun, it is certainly not easy, at least not for everyone. a trip to the gym never sounded so good and a fight on the dance floor never bur

task force, the tactical company, and various other units have worked to keep this blocks a for residents and merchants. in the recent granting of an abc license which were strictly conditioned, still resulted in crime and high volumes of calls for service, granting this license will not only contribute to the crime problem in this community, but it will also go directly against the intent of the laws promoted by that abc in order to maintain safe communities for merchants and visitors to our city. this application is opposed by southern station. alu recommends denial of this liquor license. supervisor elsbernd: thank you very much. any questions from the committee? does the applicant want to take any response? then we will going to public comment. >> mr. chair and supervisors, i recommend -- i represent omg lounge. i have been doing this for 25 years and this is the first time ever that i have had an applicant with so much public support, not one neighbor in opposition, not one neighborhood group in opposition. in fact, the only opposition we have today is the san francisco police department. in terms of the neighborhood, i know it wa

abc news, forney, texas. >>> that same weather system caused turbulence so severe that a united flight to houston was forced to make an emergency landing in louisiana. ambulances were waiting to help injured passengers when that jet finally did land in texas. seven people were hurt when the aircraft was hit by a sudden jolt. >>> now that mitt romney has a virtual lock on the republican presidential nomination, he's turning his attention to taking on the president in the november election. >> getting a little nasty. they are swinging now. his republican rivals are saying, not so fast. abc's karen travers is in washington with details on this. good morning, karen. >> reporter: good morning rob. good morning, paula. imagine that for mitt romney, rick santorum is a pesky little nat who is going to be sticking around for a couple of weeks and he really just wants to ignore him. with his decisive sweep, mitt romney has fully pivoted to his november showdown. at a speech in washington, romney blasted president obama. >> he wants us to re-elect him so we can find out what he'll actually do. with all the challenges

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