alberta contador cruising in his last lap. a little champaign for his tour de france win. but armstrong had the last laugh as team radio shack won the team championship donning their black jerseys atop the podium. on his last day, lance rides into the french sunset leaving the tour with a little controversy. >>> to indianapolis for nascar's brickyard 400. disaster for pole sitter mon montoya, with only 15 laps to go, hits the wall and takes out dale earnhardt jr. with him. montoya finishes 32nd. jamie mcmurray beats out harvick on the restart and goes on to win. just the third driver to win the brickyard 400 and the daytona 500 in the same year. >>> angels were able to land dan haren from arizona in exchange for joe saunders and two minor leaguers. >>> cubs and cardinals and wrigley field tied in the 11th. lopez puts this one to bed. solo shot to right. the cards beat the cubbies 4-3. >>> baseball has three new hall of famers. andre dawson, whitey herzog, and doug harvey inducted yesterday into cooperstown. >>> alex rodriguez will be there soon. one away from his 600th hom

the pilot ejects just seconds before his cf18 fighter hits the ground and bursts into flames in alberta 60 miles north of the border separating canada and montana. the pilot was 30 feet above the ground when he push the button and ejected. he managed to land just a few yard away from the giant fireball. investigators don't know what caused that mishap. >>> cleanup crews started heading back to work in the gulf of mexico after tropical storm bonnie fizzled out today. this live picture from b.p. shows the cap that's kept the leaking deepwater horizon well plugged up for eight days. workers evacuated because of the storm. that delayed efforts by a woke to permanently seal the well. b.p. expects to resume drilling a relief well by monday that is season by many as the best way to end the crisis. >> leigh: bonnie fizzled and didn't cause so much trouble. >> alan: but there will be more to come. >> leigh: we're just now getting into the season there. for us, it's the season of the low clouds and fog. the summer weather pattern -- >> alan: what's up with that? >> leigh: we're looking north ther

finally, the cac received a request from an individual from alberta, edmonton, and wanted to talk about the city. as a cac member, former program manager, i met with him for about three hours and took him on a bicycle tour, showed him some of the innovative bicycle improvements we have done around the city. that concludes my report. supervisor campos: any questions? thank you. if we could open this up to public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. please call item 4. >> recommend appointment of two members to the citizens advisory committee. this is an action item. >> good morning. we have an 11-member group in the cac. authority staff nor the cac may make recommendations to those appointments. on page 26 of your package, the current list of applicants, there are two current vacancies on the cac. one is the result of term expiration of brian horton from district 1. the second is through the resignation of jul lynn pasrsons. mr. larkin is here to seek reappointment. supervisor campos: thank you. if we could have mr. larkin come forward. good morning. >> good morning committee

. >> alan: coming up in half hour at 6:00, a scary scene at an alberta airport as a pilot ejects fromis plane moments before it hit the ground. and what speaker nancy pelosi told liberal bloggers. that's all at 6:00, so join us for abc-7 news, and we have some delving news to tell you about. another fire this evening. a fire burning on highway 37 in ma -- marin county. the fire broke out at 5:00 6, just about 20 minutes ago. a sky 7hd, several acres burned. you can see. we do not know any details out there, how many structures have burned. obviously we have some crews out there. we will try to give you an update at 6:00. that does it for abc-7 news at 5:00. thanks for joining us. world news is next. see you in a half hour at 6:00. good night. captioned by closed captioning services inc. break

fast with julian dean and allison that if back in second and third respectively it didn't prevent alberta coombes of though from almost securing a second straight title only rival andy schleck is now hoping for a miracle to help him cups and the eight second gap in the last couple of stages and also for wales now ferrari's fernando llosa was quickest in the second practice session at the german grand prix at hogan haim the spaniard traded. foster slaps with red bulls of boston the tell who was second and mark webber who was fools behind ferrari's to leave them all some news hamilton meanwhile crashed his mclaren in the first session and only had well met us running in the second up very fast but still managed a seventh result while the say this is the seven time world champion the more locked the six time. tennis now and third seed you're going to beat but in straight sas to reach the semi's of the german open have bug the austrian to the first set six four and then breezed through the second with a six want school line off the top c then defending champion russia's nikolai there with dmc

he was practicing tracks just ahead of all birder alberta international air show. there is some smoke coming from the plane just before the pilot the jacks. the pilot was hurt in fact he was subjected to 20 g's as he popped out of the plane he remains hospitalized under observation. they don't know why it had problems. >> we will be back with more of a couple of minutes. ñóñóóó?i6 police and anz up investigate a shooting that killed one and interest to they don't know of the shootings are connected. ac transit another round of drivers calling in sick could happen today. it is expected no progress on talks. new reports speculate bt's ceo tony award is on his way out. bp says no final decision made right now. we will follow these stories and more. >> seen chilly conditions and fog this morning we will take a look at the san mateo bridge blanketed in fog right now the deep green layer keeping the clouds around longer than yesterday's lower to burn off your 57 the cemetery 69 in time 72 and calling it down to 67 by 8:00 p.m. let this take a look at the fog we are stop

the pilot ejects just seconds before his cf-18 fighter hits the ground and bursts into flames in alberta60 miles north of the border separating montana and canada. the pilot was only 30 feet above the ground when he ejected. investigators still don't know what caused that mishap. >>> won't be easy getting around san francisco tomorrow morning. that's because thousands of runners will be crowding the streets for the san francisco marathon. the race begins outside the ferry building at 5:00 a.m. and you can expect street closures. traffic delays, and detours all along the route, including the golden gate bridge and the embarcadero. the marathon ends in front of the ferry building. some of the runners fueled up on pasta during this evening's cash "cash for cash cash -- carbo load at the mass a. leigh is here to tell us about the weather. >> leigh: it's going to lebe overcast so great conditions. a little on the cool size, some mist and drizzle. so for the 26-plus miles you have to deal with. we're looking live now, the cameras off our roof is high definition, and we're looking towards the t

. >>> to alberta, canada, now. and a very close call after a spectacular crash. it happened as a canadian air force jet was training yesterday for an air show. the pilot was practicing a low-altitude, low-speed maneuver when the plane suddenly dove to the ground and exploded into a fireball. the pilot managed to eject seconds before impact. he suffered only scrapes and a sore back after being dragged several hundred feet. >>> up next, a happy ending. to a sad tale from the gulf with a little help from our friends. >>> finally tonight, we return to the disaster in the gulf and to a story we first told you about here last week about hundreds of families facing hardship in the gulf region forced to give up their pets. so many good and faithful animals suddenly without homes. not anymore. here is nbc's michelle kosinski. >> reporter: they are the victims that can't explain how it feels, that don't know what suddenly happened to their families or their favorite pillows. but marley and lesley and unstoppable georgia have just as unexpectedly found fast friends, you. on

it happened saturday at an air show in alberta. goodness.he plane appeared to stall at low altitude and crashed to the ground in a huge fire ball. amazingly, though, the pilot escaped without injury. one lucky person. >>> an investigation is under way in germany after 19 people died and over 300 injured saturday at germany's love parade music festival. how ironic. part of a massive crowd of over a million people jammed into a tunnel and trachled on each other. police had blocked one end of the tunnel while people continued to stream in at the other end. >>> back here at home, it was a weekend of extreme summer weather across the country. on sunday, powerful storms hit the east coast, knocking down trees and power lines. one woman died and thousands were left without electric power near washington, d.c. rising floodwaters caused an iowa dam to break. cynthia bowers reports. >> reporter: up to 9 inches of rain in less than a day burst a dam, sending water 45 feet down into the maquoketa river. what was once a hydroelectric dam had stood for al

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this new field that saudi arabia is to correct it looks like an oil sands project like you have an alberta with you know all sorts of processing and steel in the ground you know to process the oil why would saudi arabia build and develop such a field if there was easier oil in saudi arabia if there was more oil you know the stick the straw in the sand kind of oil why would they do that and i think that what i think really the most the best answer that i use forgot we are going to your question about car war is that god of war production can be sustained but it but it's not easily and if they try to increase production from war there's been a number of indications from saudi arabia that they're concerned about damaging what's you know what remains in the war so i think that you know what people don't understand about saudi arabian politics is that saudi arabia has a long history of to rising political power in the world from being able to advance the idea that they are the number one supplier in the world that they control all the spare capacity that they could either crush price by pumping

the video shows the plane during a training run in alberta on friday. look at it.he plane just tass was starting to plummet, the pilot, can you believe it, he ejected and he was not seriously hurt. the whole thing just went up into flames. >> boy, i didn't get -- there it is. >> isn't it amazing? >> see him go? >> see him take off there. >> it is not very far from the ground. he's just a few feet off. >> look at that, huge plume. >> if you stay in there, there is no way you'll survive that. >>> time is 4:51. want to check in with rob and look at our forecast. amazing pictures. >> hard for the pilot to look at that, i would imagine. >> it looks like what he was trying to do was keeping control of the aircraft, keeping it there on the runway area and away from the spectators. amazing sights there. this is more of a typical sight for san francisco. low clouds. once the sun comes up, we have a canopy of low clouds this morning. 56 degrees now. 57 in oakland. west wind at 10. san jose, overcast skies filling the santa clara valley now, 59 degrees. and southeast to east

classification attacking his yellow jersey holder andy schleck bike has a match of defending champion albertatador here on the final climb and that's where the russian game fifteen seconds in those two overall you see finish second alongside sun sun chips. and this is the i will that affect the general classification number three more days in the tour needs to come but only by thirty seconds from contador and any sanchez who's closely followed by man child and then there's a gap a bit of a gap that's evander broke and gets nicked. the football will lock my teeth have moved up to fit spot in the russian premier league after a three nil win over a lan yeah a goal from yet and a couple from storage sites have sealed the win for the muscovites in the meantime territory which expired at last go for non-sport following a one nil wind at home to. a sold out of on target three minutes before the break while the surprise of the day came from newcomers and you can stump for one away. i've got a lot of head up put angie in front of a team minutes in to this match. and one there was how it stood going in

. >> lookit this video and airport in alberta. a pilot ejected moments before the plane hits the ground. it's going sideways. the areas parachuting to the ground literally 200 ft. off the ground. the pilot was practicing treks in his fighter jet ahead of the air show. obviously something went wrong. you might be able to see smoke coming from the plane as it goes sideways and that's when the pilot decides i can't recover people's issue of how it was hurt when he objected to was subjected to grab a tissue all forces 20 times greater than normal polling 20 g's when he ejected. he is in the hospital under observation right now cured they don't know what caused the accident but an investigation is under way. >> 91,000 classified documents have been leaked to online in one of the biggest unauthorized disclosures in american history. there were posted yesterday by the web site. it covers a lot of what the public guardian knows about the nine year war. they say it is that are harmful to security. new this morning in classified cia documen

another investigator will go to enbridge's pipeline control center in edmonton, alberta, canada.led go teams will investigate the pipeline accident and the oil spill. >> that again was coverage from our affiliate wzzm in grand rapids. we'll be right back with more news. >>> this is news for all you insomniacs. we assume there's a lot watching at this hour. we're going to introduce you to a fourth-generation insomniac who went searching for the cure for her sleep disorder. >> patricia morrisroe is the author of the book fittingly entitled "wide awake," something we know very well. our barry mitchell set down his accordion to get some advice on sleep. >> from the city that never sleeps, the journalist that never sleeps. patricia morrisroe, author of "wide awake." a memoir of insomnia. tell us some of the stranger places your research took you. >> i went to the ice hotel beyond the arctic circle. where i tried to sleep in the hotel made completely of ice and then went to interview a reindeer herder about sleeping patterns there. and learned that sleep is not, you know, the idea of j

the video shows the plane during a training run in alberta canada on friday. just as the plane begins to plummet, you saw the pilot was able to eject with the help of a parachute, but seconds later, that plane exploded in a massive orange ball of fire, and black smoke. that pilot was treated at a hospitals for a sore back, and scraped up arms, but was later release release'sed. didn't even stay in the hospital. >>> in afghanistan, the taliban is offering to exchange the body of a u.s. serviceman forrin insurgent prisoners. they say the sailor was killed in an ambush two days ago, and another u.s. serviceman was taken into custody. taliban says the pair drove into an area under insurgent control, prompting a brief gun fight. it is unclear what led the men to leave their compound. the u.s. launched a massive air and ground search for the two missing men after they did not return to the compound on kabul on friday. elsewhere, five troops have been killed in separate bombings, putting july as the deadliest months for u.s. troops since the war began nine years ago.

the accident happened during a practice flight at an air show in southern alberta on friday. >>> and the worst-kept secret in american politics, the location for chelsea clinton's wedding has apparently been confirmed. local officials in rhinebeck, new york, say they have been told by law enforcement the event will be held there next weekend. >>> and finally, a whale of a tale from south africa. this week, we showed you a photograph of a whale getting a little too close to a sailboat. a lot close. now, we have the video of the amazing jump. authorities are investigating whether the close encounter was provoked by the couple in the boat, sailing too close to the whale. that's a first look at the headlines. back to you, bill and sharyn. that's some incredible video. can you imagine? >> tved can you imagine? >> tved >> i didn't realize it had taken down the entir >> yeah. it sure did. >> i don't understand how a sailboat, though, provokes a whale. that doesn't seem like a fair t ch. >> you don't wan >> not so mch >>> marysol on? >> good to of it's so hot. hotter than hades. >> how hot i

. >>> on the indy car circuit today, they ran at the airport in edmonton, alberta.s to go, cast neff vees in the lead. will power tries to move in front, held off. officials called cast neff vees for blocking and black flacked him. he refused to come in and went on to finish first, but dickson was declared the winner. cast neff vees was insensed. after declaring dickson the winner, the firls are now putting things on hold. they are talking it over and will have an official ruling, which has not yet come. for now, dickson is declared the winner. cast neff vees crossed the finishline first and he is still hoping. >>> well, he has two green jackets to show for his days on the pga tour, but bern heart longer had never won a major as a senior. langer took the lead into the final round of the senior british open. he wasn't on fire today, but had the shots when he needed them. he had the lead by 2 after that birdie on the fifth. paven made birdie at number 11, within a stroke. but as they came to 18, langers lead was back up to 2 and that enabled him to finish a round of 1

. >> at the airport in edmonton, alberta controversy reigned with three laps to go helio castronevesersy was going on. officials called helio castroneves for blocking and black flagged him. he was supposed to come in and take the penalty but he stayed on the course. they declared victim the winner and helio castroneves was back to 10ing. when it was over helio castroneves was innosenseed. he had an angry confrontation with officials. they weren't swayed. power remains the overall points leader. >> well, he won two master championships during his younger days but he was looking for his major champion. pronger took a three shot lead into the final round of the senior british open. wasn't blowing them away but he had the shots when he needed them like that birdie putt at number 5 to go up by two. pavin was the only who made a run. his birdie pulled him within a stroke. but as they came to 18 longer's lead was back up 0 to two. that enabled him to finish a one over par 72 with a bogie and still win. pavin comes up one stroke short. longer now has a major. >> in the canadian open carl pet

. >>> canada's safety agency is investigating a horrible weekend plane crash during the alberta nationalirshow. it was caught on tape. a veteran pilot was practicing low-flying tricks in his fighter jet when something went terribly went wrong. he ejected moments just before the plane crashed to the ground. the pilot escaped the crash with minor injuries and no one on the ground was hurt. >>> 7:23. the chp launched a new crackdown on new commercial buses and vans. the sur inspection took place in the parking lot over great america. the chp says all ten buses and vans that were inspected failed the inspection. most pilots didn't have the correct licenses to drive the vehicles. >>> let's check in with sal. he's gonna tell us about a new crash in oakland. >> that's right. 880 southbound as you drive down past 66th. now, the accident is on the left-hand side of your screen to the far right of the road. they just moved it and traffic should be recovering but you can see on the left how slow traffic is because the lanes were blocked for a little bit. non-injury crash. let's take a look at the w

host: next phone call from alberta, massachusetts. sandra. caller: i would like to see our soldiers filled the positions in the country that are needed by the federal government right now, brought back to the states, the men and women, and i would also like to see different bases overseas that are no longer useful -- and all our money is going to them -- stop and brought back. we do not need them open. we are turning out to be russia and china. we are eating our military. all we think about is picking up the gun and rolling the ammunition. wakeup. we are spending dollars that can be spent in our country. thank you. guest: if you look back to what has happened since the end of the cold war, a number of overseas bases have been closed, consolidated. there have been changes in how many bases, how many troops we have stationed overseas in a peace time basis. the first job of the government is to defend the country. that is the primary responsibility for the government. that is where the first dollar to go. it ought to be spent effectively. part o