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. >>> the wreckage of the biplane that crashed during an air show that crashed at travis air force base over the weekend is in the hands of federal investigators. witnesses say the terrifying images and sounds of yesterday's deadly plane crash are imbedded in their minds, 85,000 spectators were on hand when it went down and killed the pilot, eddie andreini. he was from half moon bay. it happened when he was performing a maneuver where his plane flies upside-down and low to the ground. the ntsb and the federal aviation administration said today they are pouring over the debris and evidence left on the tarmac. as part of the investigation they are also moving the wreckage to another location in pleasant groove, so they can continue to go through it. they are looking at various factors that could have played a role in the crash such as the pilot, the plane's mechanics, and the weather conditions at the time it went down. >> right now we are focusing on the evidence that we have today. we are looking at the wreckage and ground scars. all the other stuff will be developed. >> officials say t

a plane crashed during a air show at travis air force base. we will bring you an update after the break and throughout this news -- and throughout this newscast. ♪ ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >>> back 92 aour -- now to our top story, a plane crashed during a an air show performance at travis air force base, around 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. firefighters say the pilot was killed. friends and associates identified the pilot as edward of half moon bay, he was 74 years old. officials asked anyone who was taking photos or video during the show to please contact them so the evidence could be used in an investigation into determining what went wrong in the crash. >>> a man faces dui and manslaughter charges from a crash that killed his wife about 6:00 p.m. yesterday. the driver was speeding and lost control of the car and crashed into a tree. the driver is now identified as a 33-year-old, john norman of santa ros

the air quality going to suffer once again. but yeah we could see some record-breaking temperatures outside as high pressure dominated our weather today. and tomorrow i think going to be a hotter day with some of the temperatures near triple digits. so yeah heat advisory going up this afternoon. continuing into wednesday. as we're expecting some of the temperatures in the upper 80s and near 100 degrees. and it looks like that will continue through tomorrow with not much recovery overnight. as a matter of fact some very mild temperatures overnight. right now it is fairly mild outside. 61 degrees in san francisco. 59 in san jose. a cool 48 though in santa rosa. but this afternoon hot everywhere you go. 93 in san jose. 95 concord. into san francisco if it hits 89 that will be a record. about 92 in santa rosa. all right let's check on the roads now with liz. >>> thank you lawrence and once again, a kcbs traffic alert in effect in san jose. these emergency road repairs are going to happen for most of the day. pothole repair taking l

no free air conditioning at the coast at 82 to 87 and a "spare the air" day with poor air quality, alsothis afternoon. >>> good morning, everyone, at 5:30 we start off with a sig-alert in san jose because of the emergency road repair that needs to be done. the connection of northbound 101 is blocked off. we have detours in place and we will have more details, there is a way to get around this and you will exit off of northbound 880 at first street to get you to reconnect to oakland road and bringing you back to 101. can you get around this but give yourself extra time because it looks like traffic is going to build quickly. >>> i will give you more on the pothole repair that is threatening to cause a commute in the south bay and matt is at the connection from 880 to 101 in san jose and, matt, can you tell us why this destruction could take all day. >> this is big trouble for this morning. it is a sig-alert and people who are driveing here northbound 880 to southbound 101 will find this sign "ramp closed." the closure has been in place since last night that started out at a pothole repai

roads in the area reported multiple hot air balloons have crashed. >> breaking overnight, a hot air balloon carrying three people catches fire and then crashes. the race to find it and any possible survivors. >>> the clippers have a new ceo this morning. will he be able to wade through the ownership battle with shelly claiming half the team is hers? >> just how deep the v.a. scandal goes and the effort the clerks took to cook the books. >> your "new day" saturday starts now. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to the weekend. i'm monica in for christi paul this morning. >> good to have you. >> good to be here. >> it is 6:00, 3:00 in the west. this is "new day saturday." >> the breaking news developing overnight, right now, police are desperately searching, at this moment, for three people after a hot air balloon hit the power line, then burst into flames. >> this happened just before 8:00 last night when authorities say a hot air balloon participating in the balloon festival near richmond, virginia drifted into power lines causing the basket to burst into flames. >> look at the pictures. th

force used and whether the air for and in the air force are able to provide close air support. i found a way to keep this line. i hope you will join with us in supporting the amendment. >> the gentleman yields back. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate your help. the thing that's different, this weapon system is flying in combat today. we're talking about an immediate drawdown. it is an extremely efficient plan that costs about 1/4 per hour were it costs to fly the b-1 bomber. i agree with my colleague about the concept. the training of the pilots as one of the most important things and we cannot send parlance in the combat that are not trained. i would ask you to give us this amendment of men and women of a down there on the ground fighting the fight, this plane is flying right now oversees protecting our men and women. were talking about drawing down 400 almost immediately and have no system to replace it with. the idea that when it comes off the assembly line and starts being based everything will be okay. that's great, but that seven to eight years from now. was just be

it's another "spare the air" day.over mount hamilton yesterday shows how poor the air quality was. >>> i'm cate caugiran and several health warnings have been issued as a result of this sweeping heat wave that's affecting the bay area. we know that cooling centers will be open again today for anyone looking to beat the heat. the dublin public library and community center as well as other facilities in the bay area will be open for those who need relief from the heat. combine weather and vehicle exhaust and you get another "spare the air" day with pollution, third in the row for the bay area. we can expect to see more of that haze we saw yesterday. this is video out of dublin. cal/osha is warning employers today to protect workers who will be outside. they want to make sure that they will be safe. health officials have stressed that heat-related illnesses can be avoided if people take the proper precautions. cate caugiran, kpix 5. >>> and the heat advisory still in effect today until 8:00 in the evening. that's when th

big jumps and fly through the air. this racetrack, the pittsburgh international race complex in pennsylvania, there are no ramps. these guys are going super fast and about to see a bike fly. one guy puts his arm up to sfal to the riders behind him that he's slowing down and be careful. pulls off the racing line, no problem there. the guy ahead of the bike we're riding with in the orange jersey is a ride instructor. watch what happens after they do the right-hand turn. >> oh. >> oh. >> that was the instructor that hit that other bike. >> if you watch closely and i'm sure you missed it, but if you watch closely right here off to the right, that little marshal stand is a red flag signaling to the riders to stop, slow down. there's danger up ahead. we all missed that flag on first watch. perhaps the rider in the orange vest also missed that. >> and that bike was flying through the air like made out of styrofoam. think how heavy that thing is and bouncing through the air. >> no serious injuries if you can believe that. the

as far as what will happen today, we have poor air quality again, the third "spare the air", the third one in a row and possible areas with the poor of the air quality are east bay, inland in the santa clara valley and hayward and san rafael, at one point had the worst air quality around the bay. look for my tweets this afternoon and i will let you know where the poor air quality is. high pressure peaks, the heat, because of high pressure. there reports at 97 in san jose. 103 in gilroy. 101 in los gatos and 95 in santa cruz. 96 in mountain view. everyone in the mid-90's on the peninsula and millbrae is 90. mid-to-upper 80's along the coast. we will shatter our record again in downtown san francisco with 92, another record that goes back to the 1920's. 95 in san rafael, 97 in napa and money 80's at your beaches where there will be a dangerous surf and 94 in richmond and oakland and record highs in the east bay, 101 in livermore is a record high. here is the beach hazard: south out for the sub. friday night we will get a sea breeze and you can sleep better if you don't have air condition

they were changing the patterns and things they were doing in the air. because of the wind. the f.a.a. is here examining the wreckage. in fairfield, i'm diaw lid. >> a well known aviator from half-moon bay. >> eddie andrini has been flying since he was 16 years old and performing in air shows for the past 25 years. >> reporter: his friends say he lived to fly. >> an extraordinarily talented pilot. flown several of our planes around here and recently, they fired the b51 which was his pride and joy. >> pictures of andrini at the airport. the news came heavy here. >> how you doing, eddie? he was a highly regarded gentleman. it was a shock today. we heard and people started crying here. >> reporter: george said andrini lifted spirits when he went in here. >> not just a great pilot but a great guy. a man who would take the shirt off his back if you needed it. i have just have to smile because the guy brought out in the best in everybody. love the man >> the man loved his airplanes including a mustang. >> he bought the p51 recently and just a joy for us to see the plane coming up

we want to thank air lingus and mr.oourt for visiting us today and on behalf of the assemblyman phil congratulations on this occasion (clapping.) san francisco o has a strong partnership r with attracting international service. i want to ask you to join in in welcoming sandra (clapping.) thank you, john it's my pleasure to add my thanks to air lingus we're thrilled about the tourism time between our two countries. the tour is the number one tour industry is the growth is strong it's extremely important to making sure that flight is both ways coming in san francisco and going to ireland. dublin is a gateway and we look forward to working with the central europe. over 50 of irish coming into san francisco come from dublin i was with may team and to promote this flight we look forward to working with i for a strong relationship pr congratulations and welcome again (clapping.) thank you, john i'd like to welcome the ceo christofi mueller >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, may i ask the crew please to join me on stage w

joint news conference held at travis air force base answering reporters' questions of the air show tragedyhat claims the pilot's live at travis air for base on sunday. you can hear lots of questions about response time. well have more on twitter at twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >>> we will talk more about the crash. federal investigators are on the scene of the air show crash at travis, 77-year-old eddie andreini of half moon bay was killed on sunday afternoon and nick joins us from the newsroom with the latest. nick? >> there are many questions about exactly what happened. the pilot has been identified. the pilot of the biplane crash yesterday during an airplane show at travis air force base. >> i thought he was coming in low. >> investigators want to know what went wrong with the stunt? the video shows the exact moment of the crash during the air show before a crowd of more than 1,000 spectators. >> i could see the plane upside down and burning and then it was engulfed. >> it was 50' above the runway in the middle of a maneuver when it crashed. >> i heard them say if you have any children wit

witnesses say that the air force base had some major winds during the air show. for more on the conditions. here's kron 4's meterologist brian van aken the winds have been strong all weekend long. some of the strongest gusts were at travis air force base. the winds did reach about 40 mi. per hour coming out of the west southwest which is parallel to the runway, actually the favored direction. the gusts were not too bad but that is not out of the question that they may have played a part in the accident. we have more photos of the crash plus more detailed information on our website. just go to kron 4 dot com. a disturbing discovery at a very popular beach after a body was found earlier today. kron-4's scott rates went to stinson beach and shows us the latest in the investigation and how the body was discovered. some tourists from switzerland when the came across a de- composing body, this is the area it was found it wasn't right on the beach, but a little further up, now investigators are trying figure out who it is and how they ended up here here's looked like, y

i also said that the air force has provided close air support with other platforms which has also been successful. >> does it give you comfort to know that the b-1 is one of the replacement ideas that the the air force has put forward presently in afghanistan? that would mean a six-hour flight from its base in a different country, as opposed to a minimum of one hour and those weapons are delivered from very high altitude. >> senator, first off the air force understads the immediacy of necessity of close air support. i believe the systems they have in place will provide us that immediacy. again, as we use different platforms, we will have to work -- we will work through with the air force how we use those and how they're best effective in supporting our ground forces as we move forward. >> find it curious that you come over here with all the necessity for cost savings and the a-10 costs for flying air is $17,000 for flying hour, the b-1, $54,000 per flying hour. i as i said before, general welsh, i challenge you to find an army or a marine commander who is functioned in the field and ne

of course, the travis air force base air show is a very popular show. it hasn't been held for the last three years, but people were really looking forward to this event. but around 2:00 the plane went down and the colonel of the air force base describes the maneuver that he was doing. >> he was performing a maneuver, it was the normal schedule for the air expo. he was performing the maneuver where he was inverted, cutting a ribb ribbon. i can't give you the details of how high that ribbon is or was, but i will tell you, it's fairly close to the ground. >> reporter: so the weather conditions here, as you can see, are very windy. that will be part of the investigation to see whether wind was a factor. but the commander insists that it was even windier yesterday and it was a successful air show with no incident yesterday. perhaps today it might not have been a factor but certainly it's so windy people are wondering whether that had been an influence in the crash. now, of course, with this tragic incident, the people, the organizers had to cancel the event.

tragedy at travis air force base. a pilot dies after crashing his plane with an air show of 85,000 people watching. what investigators looking into that may have played a role in his death. ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, beep-bop-boop-bop boop-beep. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." call or click today. new documents reveal missed warning signs before a passr ferry sank off the coast >>> and that old cinco de mayo flag controversy in morgan hill flaring up again. i'm kiet do. we have a live report coming up. >> documents. released warning signs before the south korean ferry coast sank. >> sprinkles and it will be cool, windy. we'll talk about that coming up. >> it's a rough start already for drivers out of tracee. it's a stall. we'll have travel times for that stretch coming up. good morning everyone. it's monday may 5th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:30. we begin with developing news about a deadly air crash. now under investigation by federal authorities. kpix

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steph curry has his thoughts force. >>> want to back to the deadly air show crash at travis air forcease. thousands of people watched as the stunt plane crashed to the ground. sergio quintana is live with the latest. reporter: almost immediately after this crash, there were pictures posted on social media from some spectators. let's look at a few of those we did see. you can see some pretty dark plume of smoke on the runway. we talked to few spectators who say the plane was doing what was called a ribbon-cutting maneuver and was upside down, flying just feet above the runaway, when it seemed to get closer and closer to the concrete and then skidded for several feet. white smoke, following that skid, and then it turned to black smoke, and then fire. a lot of witnesses we talked to say it seemed like the fire crews took awhile to get out to that fire. they say that the fire department was stationed behind the audience so they had to drive around them quite some bit before they could get to the scene of the fire. i did ask that of the colonel who just gave a news briefing here just a few

when that cannonball's going through the air, it's parting the air in front. the air is gonna get out of the way. this like--you guys don't be knowing about snowbanks, but if i take this thing and throw it into a snowbank-- you guys know what that is, a snowbank? a bank of snow? you know what would be left behind? a hole in the snow. okay? and it was reasoned that as this moves through the air, it leaves behind a hole in the air. i mean, the air is around us, right? okay? it leaves behind a hole in the air. aha, but wait a minute, the scholars said, "you can't have a hole in the air, because nature abhors a vacuum." so that vacuum gonna be filled up by the air. so you're gonna squeeze down in back and squeeze it right along. and so there's the force. the air squeezes it along. saturday night when you're taking your bath, try ivory soap, the kind that floats. and you sit in the bathtub and there is a soap right there and you go to grab it. you've done it before and you go, "oh, i have it" it keeps going away from you, right? [laughter] you squeeze it right thro

tiger air had such a turbulent time. it had three straight years of losses, pretty painful for the airline. as a result, it is taking measures. grounding 15% of its planes by the end of march next year. means clipping about eight planes, 44 international operations. stoppinglking about flights to lumbar, services to macau. there has been intense competition in the budget airline space. just too many players, too little demand to fill the seats. so tiger air has had to take to make sure it returns to profitability. little demand, you say, that is something we were talking about earlier. enough homelarge market for this company. >> you are right. yous not big enough when compare it to indonesia or malaysia where the population of whereas malaysia has 26 million. tiger air has gone overseas to tap the market over there but it has not been working out as well. it has benches in australia and indonesia, but it has not been successful. that has already sold about 40% of its stake in tiger air philippines. -- itnow re-ascent se

. >>> a pilot dies in an air show crash. why everyone is talking about what happened after this crash and how this could effect the investigation. >> she's been missing for four days but was found clinging to life in the wreckage of her car. how she used an umbrella to improve her chances of survival. >> we are looking at a commute where traffic is still looking good here on interstate 880. if you are are taking the bridge you might want to hear something i will tell you before i make that trip. >> last week it was record highs this week it will be below normal temps. what about for here? i will take a look at cooler temps and show you how long it lasts. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. the team over seeing the search for the missing malaysian plane. experts will re-examine all the information. they say they want to make sure the hunt has been going on in the right place. the hope is that looking at all the data again could provide new clues to help find the plane. >> the ride of doom that is how passenge

is dead after crashing at an air show in front of dozens of people.his morning, federal investigators are on their way to travis air force base to find out what went wrong. "today in the bay" christie smith joins us live outside the base in fairfield. christie, the pilot is from the peninsula? >> that's what we're hearing. good morning to you. he is from the half moon bay area but this morning many questions about what went wrong. was it the wind? that is what some people are wondering. at the time we were told it was moving 10 to 15 miles an hour or was it something else? what we do know is this terrible crash happened in front of thousands of spectators who were out here watching this pilot do a low-flying move. now, there's youtube video before the crash. he was doing the move called cutting the ribbon. witnesses say he was inverted flying about 40 to 50 feet from the runway when the plane impacted that runway upside down. we also have video of the smoky aftermath from the travis air force base thunder over solano and the pilot was 77-year-old eddy

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it was 110 degrees in palm spre springs on that day. >> the air just as bad. take a look at this live picture. the bay area for the air alert. tomorrow will be the third consecutive day in a row. high temps, no winds. smog creating problems for people with respiratory issues. we continue our hot weather coverage. you'll find a full list of cooling centers. scroll down for a list in your neighborhood. >>> following some breaking news in southern california. our nbc chopper out of san diego giving us a dramatic and live picture. this is a wildfire about 20 miles north of san diego. 20,000 homes have been evacuated at this hour. thus far no structures have been burned. the santa ana winds flaming the fire. it's only about 5% contained. >>> back here at home lighting up san jose has more than a hundred pot clubs. that could soon change. tonight the san jose city council with the pot clubs and weighs to regulate them. we have some of the ideas council members will consider tonight. >> reporter: the council will meet here tonight at 7:00. the big concern is the too

right now hayward has poor air quality and you had the poor of the air quality year.santa clara valley is supposed to be poorest but san rafael also year has poor air quality. by noon, 90 inland. nearly 80 around the bay and the coast and 84 at the coast at 4:00 and low-to-upper 90's around the bay and inland and upper 60's at the coast at 7:00 but upper 70's to mid-80's around the bay and inland. >>> we have a few troubles but it has clear up as we talk about drive time traffic and that is where it is looking slow, persistent at 580 westbound tracy to dublin is 42 minute. antioch to concord is 30 minutes. through mar init is -- through marin it is slowing down. >>> at the bay bridge toll plaza it is looking pretty good. this is what you will find, traffic is running smooth away to 580 and to mill valley to the golden gate bridge. >>> 6:31. in the another bay a car ends up wrapped around a pole and richmond police trying to figure if street racing caused the crash which claimed a woman's life. a woman who saw it happened is speaking out. we joined from richmond with t

the air quality is suffering as well. it's a spare the air day.peratures this morning starting out very mild. 60-degrees in san francisco. 58 in san jose. a cool 48 though in santa rosa. but by the afternoon, everybody going to be on the hot side. 95 concord and 93 in san jose. 90 oakland. could hit 89 if it hits that in san francisco, that would be a record. all right, let's check on the roads now with liz. >>> thank you lawrence and still have the traffic alert in effect in san jose. in fact kcbs flew over sky 3 and no unusual delays right now on northbound 880. of course that could change later on but if that ramp closure remains in effect, northbound 880 to southbound 101. until about 5:00 this morning. it was emergency pothole repairs. it's going to take longer than think initially thought and you can see the alternate right there on the screen. get off at first street and then you can pop back onto the freeway. from there. i mentioned the metering lights were turned on pretty early this morning. they were at a:58 this morning. usually they'r

thousands watching when popular bay area pilot was cancellinged doing stunts at an air show attrist air force base yesterday afternoon. the plane was flying upside down as part of the performance when it got too low and crashed on the tarmac. by the time rescue workers got there, the plane was on fire and the pilot was dead. 77-year-old eddie andrini was the pilot and had more than 60 years of flying experience and flown hundreds of air shows. based at the half-moon bay airport where he was well- loved. >> people come up to him. how you doing, eddie? he was a highly regarded gentlemen, loved by all. probably came as a shock today. when we heard it, people started crying again. >> just last year, the international council of air shows foundation inducted andrini into the hall of fame and stay with kpix 5 for the latest developing story on air and online. >>> it's 6:31 now. a check of weather and traffic. we already are talking about the weekend. >> never too early to talk about the weekend. what a weekend it was. very nice. but things changing now. the clouds moving in this morning and a

look for these programs to air in the future. on monday, we're at the half king bar in restaurant in new york city for veteran writing project founder ron capps' recount of being in war zones and how it affected it. robert spencer's talk, and then wednesday, in new jersey, mike earp, former associate director for operations at the u.s. marshal service, looks at the over 200 year history of the marshal service. and then on thursday, it's back to the west coast for an ehaven't at diesel, a book store in brentwood, california, where they talk about the six-day war betweensel and its arar -- between israel and its neighbors. >> military historian recalls the german u boat offensive in 1942. the captain's command result out in the destruction of four ships in the chesapeake bay on under15, 1942. this discussion us half an hour. >> i'm very pleased to be back here. because the subjects of world war ii and the navy have always been one that i've been fascinated by, and in the book, the burning shore, i've taken a slugly different tact f

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but of course there the air.lert all times and to affect print of the board talking tuesday wednesday and even with the portions of thursday. and here's the reason why. high pressure is not what it lawton over northern california and earned in over the entire state of matter of fact there and secure the temperatures we are expected as after no hurry to vote low 90s in the east bay. who bought his will increae as we head towards mid-week. into a glutted with tuesday wednesday thursday. those are the updates are really watching. by tomorrow tuesday are and lead times getting into who led the 90s. the trend and are inland up a blood vengeance finally get back downgrade had better luck and we can compare it with which it enters a rather severe heat grant's whether tracking to hot spots grams of lead will hardly is a burglar and our time is already over 20 minutes if and as low as a truck as hair belie stretch up of the brooklyn kerr's current 580 westbound. his will lead backed up. move the nimitz freeway in the to y

>> reporter: well, travis air force base hasn't had an air snow three years so people were really looking forward to this event. except this year it was cancelled midstream because of a plane crash. the civilian aircraft went down around 2:00 this afternoon, the travis air force base thunder over solano air show let pilots of military and civilian aircraft perform maneuvers over a crowd. the crash was unexpected and horrifyin horrifying. >> saw the performer perform inverted moves and he was flying approximately 40 to 50 feet over the runway and then his plane stair stepped down and impacted the runway in an inverted formation upside down and then after impact his airplane slid for approximately 100 to 150 yards until it dime a stop upside down. >> reporter: now, it's unclear what happened to the pilot but the latest press release just handed to us by the base calls this a tragic incident, a commander, we're told, is going to come out at 5:30 to answer our questions about this crash. meanwhile, people are asking about the winds here. it is very windy but really it is too early to tell whe

with the high pressure you get the air compressing. winds and the air gets trapped in the valleys. inland valley, eastern district, southern district, worse air quality tomorrow and thens and maybe thursday -- wednesday and maybe thursday, spare the air day. tomorrow at this time temperatures, when i show you the numbers, it will be 5 to 8 degrees warmer in the valleys. it will be hot. i will have the details, when the fog returns and how hot it will get after the break. >>> an emergency meeting called today in the south bay to make sure local agents were ready to handle the heat. >> national weather service are you on the call? >> yes, we are. >> the offices of emergency services and public health discussed problems that could crop up during the hot week. for example making sure cooling centers were ready to go and schedule information is constantly updated on the 211 phone line. >> the hot days with the mild nights put some sensitive groups, the elderly and small children, at health risk. >> one big concern, getting out the message to stay cool. punxsutawney phil officials say --

steph curry has his force. >>> want to back to the deadly air show crash at travis air force base.housands of people watched as the stunt plane crashed to the ground. sergio quintana is live with the latest. reporter: almost immediately after this crash, there were pictures posted on social media from some spectators. let's look at a few of those we did see. you can see some pretty dark plume of smoke on the runway. we talked to few spectators who say the plane was doing what was called a ribbon-cutting maneuver and was upside down, flying just feet above the runaway, when it seemed to get closer and closer to the concrete and then skidded for several feet. white smoke, following that skid, and then it turned to black smoke, and then fire. a lot of witnesses we talked to say it seemed like the fire crews took awhile to get out to that fire. they say that the fire department was stationed behind the audience so they had to drive around them quite some bit before they could get to the scene of the fire. i did ask that of the colonel who just gave a news briefing here just a few minut

and poor air quality. so drinking plenty of water will be vital especially since today's stage is the most difficult on the eight day course. after mount hamilton riders will head north along the eastern edge of livermore and then they'll pedal to the top of mount diablo. >>> a police confrontation ends with a home blown to pieces in new hampshire. the triage us discovery found -- tragic discovery found inside. >> i think he should be ashamed of himself. >> and former clippers' owner donald sterling in the middle of a new controversy. who's the target of his latest attack? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, truc f a >>> breaking news out of maryland where a man has crashed a dump truck through the entrance of a television station in baltimore. there are reports the man is armed but it's not known what his motives are. the staff of more than 50 people have been safely evacuated. a school next door is also on lockdown but so far no shots have been fired. >>> this noon, authorities in new hampshire are sorting through events tha

after air france 447. of those key lessons, carol, and i quote, the apparent unwillingness of atc units to accept responsibility for the declaration of an emergency. that was captured su ed succinc. it was captured in a document. >> but there were supposed to be changes implemented after air farce, right? so apparently there weren't changes or they didn't follow them long enough? what happened? >> i'm going to allow -- i'm going to be charitable and say you can have 45 minutes to an hour where frankly one person doesn't know what the person is doing. but at 2:18, that's 45 minutes after the plane disappeared off radar, ho chi minh confirmed earlier information, radar contact was lost, a bit odd, and radio contact never -- radio contact. that's a red flag. and i'm sorry. i'm going to come out and say 2-year-old yang zang, 26-year-old hito wang, all these people on board, ging, age 62, they had a right to expect that somebody was watching better to actually find out what was happening to their whereabouts. >

thick black smoke billows into the air. the twisted wreckage burns out of control.ed as emergency crews rush to the scene. dramatic close-up photographs show the pilot ejecting from the cockpit seconds from death. he's taken to the hospital. captain brian mews of the 425 tactical wing compresses three vertebrae in his back but incredibly, he makes a full recovery and tells his story to matt lauer on the "today" show. >> no, the training did kick in. it became obvious what i needed to do, and i was well trained for it and it was just a matter of pulling the handle and going for a ride. >> the captain is just 100 feet from the ground when he triggers his rocket-propelled ejection seat. >> i knew where the jet was going and i didn't want to be there with it, so i knew my only chance of survival was to pull the ejection handle. >> it launches him into the air at more than 100 miles per hour. >> it was quite a ride. i remember the whole thing. i remember pulling the handle. the canopy jettisons out from below you and watching it crash into the ground was quite surreal. >

moist air helps firefighters, cooler air helps firefighters as well. this person will drop our fire danger, clean out the air quality, hence no spare the air days and no heat advisories. san francisco currently 59 degrees. heading into the bay area saturday, 65 degrees for daytime high in downtown san francisco, so fog at the coast. foggy till lunchtime, then it clears off. temperatures will get up into the mid-60s. those will be warmer spots. out in richmond, mostly in the low 60s. cooler weekend. this low comes closer tomorrow. it comes closer tomorrow and closer sunday. sunday will be the coolest day of the weekend. there's onshore flow, but cooler air aloft. as this cool air aloft on sunday becomes closer, it will be more than the onshore cooling us, it will be cooler temperatures from aloft, making sunday the coolest day. i said that, huh? clouds tomorrow morning, but clears off rapidly. look at the footprint of warmth. very cool on the coast in the bay. warthland. vacaville, 82. antioch, down to 82 degrees, down from 90 today. 75 in san jose. goo