this happened about 150 miles south of anchorage. a tv producer with our nb affiliate was camping near the airport and took these photos of the smoke billowing from the crash site. the pilot and all nine passengers on that fixed-wing aircraft did unfortunately die. the plane is described as an air taxi. authorities have not released the identity of the victims. >>> we want to check the forecast for today locally. want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you, laura and jon. got to have that day-to-day business. a lot of people headed back to work after a long holiday weekend.

we continue eastbound along 80, bay bridge, anchorage to metering lights. that will last million 6:00 a.m. as well. speaking of bridges, let's go to the san mateo bridge. a very hazy picture out there. cars making a drive through foster city. taillights heading along the westbound direction. foggy out there. you may want to be a little careful. >> we have breaking news out of san francisco this morning where police are investigating an overnight home invasion. it happened at a home in the bay view. police say would men and a woman all dressed in black forced their way into the home around mid might. neighbors heard a struggle and called police. one of the suspects jumped out of the window to get away but broke his leg. police say they found a handgun on him. two other suspects got away. victim suffered stab wounds but is expected to recover. >>> developing news. sailboat captain is facing charges this morning after leading the coast guard on a slow speed chase from sausalito to the pacific ocean. john mccormack was taken into custody just after 9:00 last ni

. >> anchorage. >> reporter: for? >> for an alaskan cruise. >> reporter: when does the boat leave? monday at 4:00 p.m. >> reporter: do you have a reservation? >> on a flight? >> reporter: yeah. >> no. we were coming in about 15 minutes after the accident. we actually saw the smoke on the runway when we diverted down to the other airport, i forget, san jose or something, and we got bussed up to here. now we're in this line waiting to see if we can get any flights to anchorage. >> with all your best friends. >> yeah. >> reporter: as far as you can see, i was speaking with a couple women who would flown in from christchurch. their balings went on the airport without them. they are stuck in san francisco, no bags, no way to get a hotel room, because they're being told the hotels are full. i did talk to an employee who was handing out vouchers at a discount. whether or not there are actually rooms at the hotel, she wasn't able to tell me. mark matthews, abc 7 news. >>> we have a statement now from the democratic leader, nancy pelosi. i know the writing is a bit small on there, so let me

a pilot and nine passengers killed when their plane went down south of anchorage. it happened sunday. the plane was taking off at the time. it burst into flames as was fully engulfed. >>> breaking news from egypt where health officials say at least 34 people killed and more than 300 wounded in cairo where president morsi is said to be held. they lobbed tear gas at them and began shooting. the military says it was the result of terrorists attempting to raid the building. they arrested 200 heavily armed attackers. >>> another big story this morning, a run away train disaster in canada. the country's prime minister says a small canadian town looks like a war zone. five people dead and 40 unaccounted for after a train loaded with crude all derailed, crashed and exploded into flames. they expect the death toll to climb. paula is joining us. what is the latest? >> caller: it's hard to fathom what they have been through. there was no mistake, an inferno so intense it incinerated everything in its path. the train carrying 72 tankers went careening into the town, derailed w

was going to due right at the temples all nine were -- all nine were killed 75 miles southwest of anchorage the plane burst into flames before rescuers arrived. >>> new this morning, an investigation is underway at walnut creek after a para flieder fell to his death it is located just behind the boundary oak's golf course. the para glider slammed he was rushed to a trauma center where he later died. >>> at least 21 people including three firefighters were broke. many people who lived in the building had to be rescued from their bam connies. the -- balconies, one person is still una counted for it it is it -- forced season 0 closes it and they are asking them to rethink the closure. firefighters and chief are hoping the board to keep others open. >>> they are talking about whether the new span of the bay bridge will open on labor day weekend. they are looking into whether two seismic bolts crashinged after being taken in march of. a distinguish will be expect -- a decision will be expected tonight. they are allowing for system of upgrades and -- system upgrades and lean closures will go thro

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the air taxi went down about 150 miles south of anchorage.ryone on board, the pilot and nine passengers were killed. investigators right now looking into the cause. >>> company officials say brake failure may have caused a run away train loaded with crude oil to derail and explode destroying a small canadian town near the border. at least five killed. crews are searching for 40 others missing at this hour. canada's prime minister visited the town. the death toll is likely to rise. >> i know there's going to be waves of emotion over the next few weeks as the extent of this and this is a very big disaster in human terms, as the extent of this becomes increasingly obvious. >> there's no engineer on board when the train derailed. thousands of area residents had to be evacuated. >>> breaking news in cairo egypt where at least 42 people are dead and 300 injured after gunshots rang outside the republican headquarters. it's where morsi is said to be held. reza is monitoring the situation for us. every second it gets further and further out of con an

it's 75 miles southwest of anchorage, alaska opinion it's unclear whether it happened during takeoff or landing, but all passengers and one pilot did not survive. the crash was at 11:20 a.m. local time. witnesses say it was completely on fire when first responders arrived at the scene. a the lot of in-state flying in that state because they don't have as many roads as we may in the continental u.s. >>> moving to canada where a runway train killed five people and that number could rise sharply. it happened in quebec. 40 people remain missing. a train began rolling downhill without a driver. in all four cars caught fire leading to a huge explosion that destroyed dozens of buildings including a popular bar. this happened at 1:00 a.m., a time when the bar was extremely busy. investigators want to know why the crude oil blew up. the fuel is not normally considered explosive. >>> thousands of demonstrators are preparing for another day of protests as the fate of egypt's government remains uncertain at this hour. they are calling for morsi to be reinstated and they are finding themselves at

i am coming into the san francisco anchorage. all lanes are normal. no backup at the tolls. the metering lights were off this morning. i am sure it will change as the morning unfolds. >> as we see, traffic right now is going well and dick will keep us informed. we will check back. >> in oakland, we will move on to another strike, traffic, though, first, with leyla gulen. >> around the bay area and our briggs. this is, i believe, the bay bridge toll plaza. you can start to see plenty of traffic moving through. it is early. we don't have this many cars. it is moving at top speed. we had an early project wrapping up. all lanes are open. golden gate bridge out of sausalito into san francisco, things are moving at top speeds and to san mateo bridge, it will be wide open from hayward to foster city but there are a few extra headlights and taillights eastbound and westbound direction. we will keep u update >> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> what do we want? what do we want? what do we want? >> bart workers did not get the contract they wanted. officially

only 63 in anchorage today. juneau, showers and 57 degrees. not exactly great summer weather for you. compare that to the west where everyone is roasting away out there. temperatures near 100 today in many spots in the desert areas. even hotter than that. we continue with an amazingly hot sumner areas around vegas. l.a., not so bad. inland areas, much warmer than the coast. 84 in the dontown area is a pretty average, typical summer day for you. >> thanks, bill. >>> serious concerns about the health of randy travis. the country music star is in critical condition inside a texas hospital suffering from a viral heart infection. the 54-year-old did not show any signs before becoming ill on sunday. >>> mariah carey was also rushed to the hospital after dislocating her shoulder on a music video shoot. the pop singer had her shoulder reset and is expected to make a full recovery. >>> pearl jam hitting the road for the first time since 2010. so we'll see more of all that. the seattle rock band announcing plans for their north american tour after their

a lot of clouds in alaska, along with showers an wet weather from anchorage to fairbanks and our friends in juneau. if you want to get cool, that's the way to go. >> in entertainment news, jason sudeikis is saying goodbye to "saturday night live." >> i'm not coming back next fall. >> you won't be back in the fall? >> no. >> do they know that? >> sudeikis has been with snl for ten years, good years. >> ted nugent stirred up controversy when he talked about stevie wonder's boycotting florida in the wake of the acquittal. >> 700 black people, mostly children, young people, were slaughtered in chicago last year by black people and not a peep out of stevie wonder. are you kidding me? >> the duchess of cambridge provided a big boost of self-esteem to new moms after showing off, what are you noticing there, her post pregnancy tummy. women are applauding kate's decision to wear a form fitting dress as she departed the hospital with baby george and husband william in tow. >> the george clooney, sandra bullock thriller gravity is giving new meaning to lost in space. >> i can't see you anymore. do

this crash happened at a small airport 75 miles outside of anchorage. the plane caught fire before firefighters could get there. the victims' names have not yet been released. >>> tracking weather hour by hour forecast, wusa9 first alert weather. >> don't like humidity, clouds, late night rain? better move, right, top? >> our summer pattern has a firm grasp. right now it is very nice outside. radar is generally clear. we've gone from a yellow alert to green. there's not enough activity. yes, we could still have a thunderstorm early this evening, but that's few and far between, maybe a shower out toward west of hagerstown between hagerstown and cumberland, a couple sprinkles east of us and that's about it. temperatures 86 downtown, 82 gaithersburg, 84 manassas and 86 in leesburg. factor in humidity, it feels like it's 90 in leesburg and feels like 87 in manassas. for tonight we'll say an early isolated thunderstorm still possible, muggy, patchy fog, 68 to 74. we'll come back. we are going to track more thunderstorms tomorrow. we'll talk about that and we

temperatures not bad. 74 in anchorage. 70 in juneau and finally our last stop out to our wonderful friends now the hawaii. typical hawaii weather. kahului, 90 degrees. i'm sure the water is warm. the drinks taste good. >> i like that. kahului. has a nice ring to it. >>> in entertainment news, new details emerging from "rolling stone" magazine's controversial issue. bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev was selected for the cover after a kanye west profile fell through. >>> come on get happy were lyrics to live by for partridge family matriarch shirley jones. she dishes explicit details about wild sex romps and her troubled marriage to jack cassidy in her new autobiography hitting stores today. >>> katherine jackson ended her two-day stint on the witness stand with tearful testimony. michael jackson's mom was confused at times but testified she never questioned her son about drug abuse. she and jackson's children are suing jackson's ill-fated comeback tour for negligence. >>> and character actor dennis farina has died at the age of 69. the former chicago cop and actor died from a blood clot in

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from nome to anchorage. juneau still has some of the beautiful weather. 76 and sunny is gorgeous by anyone's standards any time of year. >> ah, the 70s. i remember when. >> what were you, 1? >> no, i meant the temperatures. it's been so hot here lately. >> thank you bill. >>> a fight is looming on capitol hill after senators failed to reach a deal to break senate gridlock. now democrats are threatening to change the rules and force votes on presidential nominees. nbc's brian mooar joins us from washington. what's the latest on this back and forth? >> reporter: it all comes down to whether republicans are going to stand the line on that filibuster today. and if they do, senate majority leader harry reid says he's going to go ahead with the nuclear option. what that is is instead of 60-vote threshold to get somebody to a vote, one of president obama's nominees, a simple majority of 51, perfectly constitutional. but certainly a departure from senate rules. if this sounds familiar it's because republicans threat

the dehavilland otter sea plan crashed at a small airport about 80 miles southwest of anchorage. all nine passengers believed to have been from south carolina. one witness said the crash occurred on takeoff. >>> in canada tonight, we're learning more about what may have led to a runaway train disaster, a huge explosion and fire over this past weekend. at least 13 people were killed initially. several dozen still missing tonight after tank cars filled with oil exploded in the center of a small town in quebec, not far from the maine border. nbc's katy tur is there for us tonight with the latest. katy, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. investigators hoped to get to the heart of the blast today. they were finally able to do so. recovering more bodies, but with 37 still missing, this town is bracing for even more bad news. moments after the crash, a towering fireball. new video shows the intensity of the flames. >> i saw the fire, a river of fire, go through the houses over there. i was quite nervous. >> reporter: it began around 1:00 a.m. saturday, seven miles northwest

we have this project on the eastbound side of the bay bridge on lower deck between anchorage and the metering lights. that will get pick the up around 6:00 a.m. this morning. we are starting to see a few extra tail lights in the westbound direction. as we go to the toll plaza can you see the cash-paying lanes are loaded up. >> we move to oakland now where protests again the verdict in the george zimmerman trial are not over but they are getting less violent. police were out. they held back and the only assaults were verbal. police are asking for help in prosecuting those who spray painted the walls downtown and broke windows. they are asking for video. come forward and hand it over to police. some is surfacing. this club shows a roast turned violent. police are asking people to turn over video so they can prosecute the people they have arrested. they made a dozen arrests. the chief of police is explaining himself. he has received criticism from business owners and residents and a city council member about police being too soft on the roasts -- protests saying it is tougher than you t

it is 75 miles southwest of anchorage. alaska state troopers say it was fully engulfed before the firefighters could get to it. the victims have not yet been identified. ntsb investigators are scheduled to arrive tomorrow afternoon. >>> a developing story tonight. a manhunt continues for a suspect near the marine gateway shopping center it started when a sheriff's deputy recognized the suspect's vehicle. a witness says the officer approached the vehicle and told the suspect that he would shot if he tried to drive away. the suspect is drove away. the officer shot. the suspect's car was later found abandoned with its windows blown out. >> when the gentleman smashed off down the middle of the road the officer proceeded to get in the middle of the street. 14 kids at the park. he got in the street and continue to shoot, i think, two more shots behind the gentleman. >> they searched for the man house to house. some streets remain close as they look for the suspect. >>> another runway opened after yesterday's crash but things are

continues. 10 people have also been killed in alaska after a small air taxi crashed southwest of anchorage. a new study finds that airport security may be worth the wait. a duke university study finds that professional tsa screening agents are trained to be slow and precise when searching for weapons and bombs in luggage, while less experienced agents move quicker. the fast group completed screenings in 4 seconds with 82% accuracy. the tsa agents took 6 seconds, with 88% accuracy. new york's attorney general wants to end traders having access to early peeks at economic data. financial news provider thomson reuters is among the companies under investigation. the agency is suspending its early access of the university of michigan sentiment numbers to high- frequency traders. the survey was being released every other friday at 9:54:58 am to high- paying subscribers, 9:55:55 to regular subscribers, and 10:00 to the general public. it's not a huge difference, but in trader-world it can mean millions of dollars in profits by having an early clue into which direction the market is likely to move

it happened on sunday in soldotna, which is about 75 miles southwest of anchorage. officials say the aircraft was taking off when it crashed and burst into flames. firefighters were initially kept back by the flames. the weather was cloudy with a light wind. the ntsb will investigate. >>> a runaway oil tanker derailed in canada devastating a small town in quebec near the border of maine. 70 cars headed downhill and exploded one by one. at least five people are dead and another 40 are dead. about 2,000 people were forced to evacuate. 30 buildings were completely destroyed. officials believe the death toll could be higher. >> investigators are still at the part of the scene that we can go on. of course, it's a small part because there are still firefighters going on the scene trying to exten give everything that is going on over there. >> the coroner says it may not be possible to recover some of the bodies because of the intensity of the blast. >>> and the defense department furloughs begin this week. they're part of the federal budget cuts that will affect about 680

we have this project on the eastbound side of the bay bridge on lower deck between anchorage and thelights. that will get pick the up around 6:00 a.m. this morning. we are starting to see a few extra tail lights in the westbound direction. as we go to the toll plaza can you see the cash-paying lanes are loaded up. >> we move to oakland now where protests again the verdict in the george zimmerman trial are not over but they are getting less violent. police were out. they held back and the only assaults were

this happened about 150 miles south of anchorage. a tv producer with our nb affiliate was camping near the airport and took these photos of the smoke billowing from the crash site. the pilot and all nine passengers on that fixed-wing aircraft did unfortunately die. the plane is described as an air taxi. authorities have not released the identity of the victims. >>> we want to check the forecast for today locally. want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you, laura and jon. got to have that day-to-day business. a lot of people headed back to work after a long holiday weekend. good morning to you. winds are a little strong out there this morning in places like fair feed. look at that. 23 miles per hour there. you're out of the northwest about three miles per hour in livermore. we have a gorgeous day shaping up. going to be a little warm. we're done with those triple digits, 56 degrees to start the day in livermore. 59 in oakland, 62 to start in sunnyvale. here is where we're headed. your hou

residents at the anchorage at marina bay complex were evacuated. >>> a lot of people who live in oakland are angry about the violence that's triersing their city and this -- terrorizing their city and this afternoon we have a new example of it. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran joining us live now with some disturbing video. cate. >> reporter: anne, we just got this video moments ago. we want to go straight to it. it's another crime that happened here in this area. you can take a look for yourself. this is a shooting that happened in the same neighborhood two months ago at island market. it's a liquor store. we know that there was a seven- year-old in the back seat of one of those cars. you can see the suspect very clearly firing his weapon. we are work on gathering the details. we'll have more at 5:00 on kpix 5. now, that was an incident brought up in today's conference and i can tell you that neighbors in this area are very angry. they are fueled by the deaths of both 8-year-old alaysha car carradine and this woman 66- year-old judy salamon. they are demanding that the city do more to prot

the pilot also died when the air taxi crashed at a remote airport about 75 miles southwest of anchorage. >>> and the death toll is expected to climb in the weekend crash of a runaway train 13 people were killed when the train derailed and erupted into a fireball, destroying some 30 builds. searchers are digging through the smoldering wreckage for 50 people who are still missing. >>> overseas, a newly leaked report has leveled scathing indictments of pakistani leaders for letting osama bin laden evade capture for nine years. the report also offers some insight that he wore a cowboy hot while gardening. and he doted on his dozen grandkids. they say that the search for him may have ended eight years earlier if a traffic cop had spotted him in a car that he stopped for speeding. >>> big change in america's involvement in afghanistan. all u.s. troops may be coming home sooner than expected. president obama reportedly considering speeding up the timetable because of his frustration with afghan president hamid karzai. plans to leave a small residual force behind. now, the u.s. is considering l

south of anchorage.lown by the company's owner with nine passengers on board the crash happened after departing and was engulfed in flames before firefighters could get to it. weather was cloudy with light winds. >>anny: this is dramatic self on video taken shortly after the train derailed. the train was carrying crude oil. five people were killed. 40 people are still unaccounted for this morning but that number could fluctuate as the investigation continues. >>james: we will take a break 522 is the time. your bay bridge approach is looking for a better commute. thanks in large part to the fact that bart is no longer and strikes-as trains are running this morning. we will be back in a moment. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go

that israel used a turkish base to carry out a recent attack on syria but anchorage denies the allegations of collaboration. the syrian army and alleged rebel lab used to store and produce chemical substances that's according to the country's state television. says edward snowden will leave russia as soon as he is able to queues in the u.s. or blocking the whistleblower by intimidating countries who might offer asylum. and clashes and arrests protests rage across the u.s. triggered by the acquittal of a neighborhood watch guard who shot. the black teenager. live from our studio center here in moscow this is r.t. with international news and comment twenty four hours a day for the first time since the outbreak of the syrian conflict sources have told r.t. that israel used a turkish military base to launch a recent attack against syria a middle east correspondent paula has the details. auti sources tell us that israel used turkish military bases to launch attacks inside syria the latest attack was carried out in early july when there was a pre-dawn strike on the syrian city of latakia that al

meanwhile the syrian army finds an alleged rebel lobby used to store anchorage use chemical substances that's according to the country's state television. on a clown shows and the rest says brush has rage across the glass triggered by the acquittal of a neighborhood watch dog show an unarmed black teenager. news horatia on the wrong the wall this is the with me here. and welcome to the program for the first time since the outbreak of the syrian conflict sources have told me that israel used a turkish military base to launch a recent attack against syria correspondent cities. r.t. sources tell us that israel used turkish military bases to launch attacks inside syria the latest attack was carried out in early july when there was a pre-dawn strike on the syrian city of latakia that allegedly targeted russian made anti ship missiles u.s. officials speaking on condition of anonymity say that this attack on the weapons of the pope was in all likelihood and israeli airstrike it happened not far from a russian base and there is suspicion from many quarters that israeli fighter jets were respon

people of washington and not people but subjects and aliens cannot put that is interesting when anchorage that he calls them aliens and the metropolitan episcopal church. and it opened in 1886. a meeting with president lincoln with the opening ceremonies robert small is a hero from south carolina and when he meets him and he saith like kobe bryant against michael jordan a bold donated ornamentation there is to candelabra from douglas and he also attends bethlehem baptist church in anacostia 15th street presbyterian church so douglas knew how important black church was to the community but he also knew slavery was never afraid of christianity. said he had the indifference to organize it yet with the exhibition's with a literary society in default with that organization in one of the most famous speeches like the anti-a lynching speech very forceful where douglas starts the debate in america a little bit. but that few marker today is also for dunbar. it as a member of this church general he was a member like you have to turn in your tax returns there is not that relationship but a supporter

all nine passengers and the pilot were killed when an air tax i crash -- taxi crashed southwest of anchorage. the plane burst into flames before rescuers could arrive and it is the worst accident in 25 years. >>> police in san jose announced they will record the race of every person they stopped and questioned on the streets. this is known as curb sitting and they can finally determine whether police officers as well can put that information in for pedestrians as well. >>> california prisoner said they will starve themselves unless they improve conditions inside the solitary confinement units. they believe they are inhumane conditions and there is a need for major reforms. uc berkeley students are supporting that hunger strike and they had a biggest mass prison strike back in 2011 when 6500 inmates refused to eat. >>> right now, they are getting more crowded but the commute monday morning, sag, has -- sal, has been pretty good >> >> so far we have had a few minor incidents and let's look at the approach, that looks good on the east shore freeway and when you get to the bay bridge, the traffi

it happened about 75 miles south of anchorage. >>> why what a baby eats could indicate its chance for developing diabetes. >>> we are tracking clouds rolling in across the peninsula. if you're heading out for the game, upper 50s and low 60s. take the jacket. the fog's rolling in. live look outside shows some clouds. we'll have your full fog factor forecast and your seven day coming up. >>> the bart strike is on hold for 30 days, but that won't stop workers from striking again in august if that's what it comes to. union officials say negotiations will resume on friday. they will meet separately over the next few days until the talks resume on friday after a four day strike last week, both sides agreed to keep the expired contract in place while they try to hammer out a new labor agreement. >>> in health matters tonight, introduces solid food to a baby's diet either too early or too late may be associated with type one diabetes. giving babies first solid foods before four months or after six months appear to be associated with type one diabetes. the study included more than 1800 childre

the air taxi crashed about 75 miles southwest of anchorage, alaska.the plane was being flown by the company's owner, with nine passengers on board. initial reports say the plane crashed after departing, and was engulfed in flames before firefighters could get to it. weather at the time of the winds. >> in quebec, two more bodies have been found following a train derailment and explosion. take a look at this dramatic cell phone video taken shortly after the train derailed. the train was carrying crude oil. five people were killed, the train ignited explosions and downtown community center. 40 people are still unaccounted for. but that number could fluctuate as the investigation continues. >> new this morning. egypt's crisis deepens after a shooting in the capital cairo that has killed at least 42 people. witnesses say the military opened fire on supporters of the deposed president mohamed morsi- according to the army the violence started when armed terrorists attacked security forces. in the midst of the escalating tensions, state radio reported that t

a type of air taxi crashed on sunday, located about 75 miles west of anchorage.all of the passengers and the pilot were killed, and that single engine plane was operated by a local company, and there is no word yet on what might have caused the plane to go down. >> still ahead tonight, the push to move cybersecurity up. dutch. hear from >> can we be doing more to save some money? >> plus, rebounding from the power of education. a high-school diploma more than 25 years in the making. >> the upper eastern shore. we will see what parts have to deal with thunder. right now, some sunshine over the inner harbor, where the [ female announcer ] at your local subway, summer flavors are served up fresh. like the delicious taste of the orchard chicken salad. you loved it, so we brought it back as a five dollar footlong, and now as a five dollar chopped salad too! diced white-meat chicken with sweet apples and tart cranberries. get it as a tasty sub, or as a refreshing salad loaded with the veggies you love. the orchard chicken salad. one big flavor. two real values. hurry i

. >> new details tonight about a small plane crash near anchorage, alaska yesterday morning killing all nine passengers and the pilot. firefighters found the plane near the runway and fully engulfed in flames. the passengers have not been identified but they're believed to be from south carolina. >> the death toll continues to rise from that train derailment in eastern quebec. 13 people are now confirmed dead. about 50 others are still missing. searchers are now able to get close to the wreckage. all but one of the trains 73 cars jumped the track saturday triggering several explosions and a huge fireball that destroyed much of the town. >> more bloodshed tonight in egypt. at least 50 people have died in confrontation shins between supporters of morsi and the country's military -- egypt is in a shaky state following morsi's removal from office. >> demonstrators protest outside the white house in a show for egypt's leader mohamed morsi. the country is polarized and on the verge of economic collapse. the obama administration continues to carefully monitor the second attempt otto -- at demo

it happened at an airport 150 miles south of anchorage. a television producer took these photos of smoke billowing from the crash site. the pilot and all nine passengers died at the crash site. the plane is an air taxi. authorities have not released the identity of the victims at this point and federal officials are investigating that crash as well. >>> we want to return to the asiana airlines crash at sfo. investigators are trying to piece together what happened during that crash landing. the boeing 777 aircraft is considered one of the safest long-range airplanes in the world. there have only been two accidents involving those jets before the crash landing yesterday at sfo. our aviation expert steven stock has been looking at the history of the airplane. >> reporter: to be precise this was a 777-200-er for extended range. they are made bibeauiny boeing. there have only been two crashes before this in the world. and none of those crashes involved fatalities. but questions have been raised about a similar accident back in 2008 when a 777 l

a plane crash in alaska sunday killed all 10 people on board crashing 75 miles southwest of anchoragepers saying the aircraft became bull fuly engulfed in flames. made it difficult at first to reecht wreckage. the pilot and nine passengers died. now back to sean hannity's interview with george zimmerman. to make sure celebrations don't turn into violence. >>> welcome back to "hannity." continue now with exclusive interview with george zimmerman. you say second-degree murder charges, a possible life sentence. do you think about that? >> yes, sir. >> every day. >> what do you think about regarding that? do you feel in the end, justice, that people will believe you? and that people will understand? >> or do you -- are you that confident that you had a right to do this? >> it's a finite situation i've been placed in, where i'm confident in the system. i really have no choice but to believe, still, in the system. >> the one witness you first met, the guy with the cell phone that i mentioned, asked about your demeanor, right after the shooting. the first person i guess on the scene? >> yes,

also died when a small plane crashed just after taking off from an airport about 150 miles south of anchoragea team from the ntsb is looking into what caused the plane to gown. at this point they say weather did not appear to be a factor. >> aviation investigators say despite the raggic loss 2005 passengers in that asiana airlines crash it is remarkable that everyone else made it out alive. >> that's not an accident. aviation experts are redesigning airplanes to improve flight safety. nbc's tom costello learned more about surviving a crash. >> reporter: investigators say the fact that some people survived this says a lot about how modern aircraft are built. seats are now made to absorb much of a sudden impact so passengers aren't catapulted through the plane. interior carpeting and fabrics fire resistant to give everyone more time to get out. it's working. everyone survived this american airlines plane crash in jamaica in 2009. this continental crash in denver in 2008. this crash landing in toronto in 2005. and no fatalities during the miracle on the hudson in 2009. getting out alive usually

killed when this commuter plane burst into flames while taking off from an airport just south of anchorage, alaska. federal investigators are headed to that scene to try to figure out exactly what caused that crash. >>> also breaking overnight, a major attack in egypt. a vital u.s. ally on the brink of civil war. soldiers reportedly opened fire on protesters. the worst violence since the political crisis erupted. abc's alex marquardt is there. >> reporter: good morning, paula. it's being called a massacre. the attack happened right here at the republican guard headquarters. more than 40 supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsi were killed, more than 300 wounded. they staged a sit-in and the army says they were attacked by armed terrorists leaving one soldier dead. this is a massive escalation in the tension here in egypt. morsi's party, the muslim brotherhood, has called on its supporters to rise up which means there could be much more violence in the days ahead. paula? >> alex marquardt on an escalating situation there in egypt. thank you. >>> and a new theory this morning about e

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>> they told us that we have to be at the anchorage airport at 4:00 monday is the last tram that leaves the airport to get us to the ship for the norwegian cruise line. >> for your vacation? >> for our cruise, yes. >> how soon can they get you there? >> 11:00 at night. >> you are going to miss it by 5 hours? >> yep. >> so you lose your trip? >> lose our trip, our 3,000 bucks and our dream. >> and you are smiling. he's had a hard day. >> i'm tired. >> a lot of people have had a very hard day at sfo. let me show you the extent of the line. this is a three-hour line, as we reported. but you really don't get the sense of it until you can get up high and take a look at it. it's as far as you can see in every direction. reporting from terminal three, mark matthew, abc7 news. >> coming up, breaking news from the peninsula where a fire at an apartment building has sent several people to the hospital. >> we will also check out your changing forecast. >> low clouds and fog this morning in san francisco. here's a look from our roof camera. numbers in the 50s. it will take some time to clear. but w

all ten were killed when the small plane went down yesterday at the airport 75 miles from anchorage. authorities say the air take was fully engulfed in flames before firefighters could get to it. there are reports the plane crashed while taking off. investigators are working to confirm that much of the identities of the victims are fought released. >> police in canada believe they will find more bodies as a derailed train carrying crude oil burns. the train derailed this weekend after a series of explosions and fire followed killing at least file people and destroying much of the downtown area. the cars became uncoupled from the train's engine. >> hundreds of thousands of pentagon workers are forced to take extra time off this summer, starting today. here is the bloomberg business report. >> starting in february of next year, help if i is will no longer contain levels of a chemical linked to cancer and will adjust other chemicals because some drinks have to have a cancer warning label. pepsi cut level in california but it is still across the rest of the make. coke has made the switch

ten people were killed at a remote airport, 75 miles west of anchorage sunday morning. >> the aircraftrupted in flames. the fire initially kept firefighters from reaching the wreckage. victims have not been identified. an ntsb team expected to arrive this morning. now to the asiana flight 214 that crashed at san francisco airport. started to see remarkable images of the aftermath. >> this video from ntsb released moments ago. from the up-close vantage point so far. it shows the burned out shell of the boeing 777 as well as the the plane's massive landing gear and all kinds of debris scattered down the runway. >> abc's david muir is in san francisco where he talked to passengers about the harrowing few moments. >> reporter: the aerial view of the boeing 777, charred jumbo jet as it sits off the runway after crashing while coming in for landing at san francisco's airport. the fuselage, nothing but a giant burned out crater now, most of the roof gone. the nightmare began to unfold in the final second of asiana flight 214 as it approached the runway. it was before noon, 11:27 pacific time

it's about 250 miles west of anchorage and very hard to reach. it attracts just a few thousand visitors every year. >>> speaking of feasting, tonight dessert love evers across the country celebrating the return of an american classic. for the first time in eight months, twinkies are back on shore shelves but you can't find them everywhere. pat collins is in germantown where the snack cakes are already a hot commodity. >> the twinkies are back! >> mm-mm. >> reporter: is it the way you remember it to be? >> it is the way i remember it. >> how would you describe the taste? >> good. >> reporter: real good? >> yes. >> reporter: that little yellow loaf of sponge cake, stuffed with the sweet, creamy odness, now back for all of us to enjoy. >> the twinkies are back! >> better than the last ones. i think i do like this. >> reporter: twinkies first came out of the oven in 1930. they quickly became one of america's favorite snacks. >> reporter: the bankruptcy of the hostess bakery back in november brought an end to the twinkie and a great sense of sadness t

>> our cruise leaves, we have to be at the anchorage on monday is the last way to get to the ship for the norwegian cruise line. >> for your vacation? >> yes. >> how soon can the plane get you. >> 11:00 at night. >> so you miss it by five hours? >> yep. >> lose your trip? >> lose our trip, 3,000 bucks and our dream. >> and you are smiling. he's had a hard day. >> i'm tired. >> a lot of people have had a very hard day at sfo. let me show you the extent of the line. this is a three-hour line, a we reported. but you really don't get the sense of it until you can get up high and take a look at it. it's as far as you can see in every direction. reporting from terminal three, mark matthews, abc7 news. >> our continuing coverage of the crash at sfo continues in just a couple of minutes. >> we will check out your weather with lisa argen. >> the faa website, 4 hours 25 minute delay at sfo. 56 degrees san francisco. going for a high of 67. spot on normal today. i'll explain about the rest of the area and talk about the mini warmup when we return. >> thank you. we continue to follow the crash of

the accident happened at an airport, about 75 miles southwest of anchorage. investigator on the scene says it's unclear if the plane crashed during takeoff or while trying to land. the faa says the pilot was highly experienced ask a lifelong alaskan. jessica? >> reporter: in june, a plane crash killed three people on a commercial tour of the alaskan range. >>> the screams on the 911 call in the trayvon martin death takes center stage again in a florida courtroom. today, george zimmerman's friends take the stands, followed by martin's own father. susan mcginnis reports for wjz, from the courthouse in sanford. >>> the defense called several friends of george zimmerman. each one took the stand. and each said they believe it's his voice on this 911 call, screaming for help. >> help! >> so you think he's yelling help? >> yes. >> and whose voice is this? >> george zimmerman's voice. >> yes, definitely georgey. >> i thought it was george. >> reporter: john donnelly wiped away tears after hearing the tape. >> there's no doubt in my mind that is george zimmerman. >> r

southwest of anchorage alaska.plane was being flown by the company's owner with nine passengers on board. and as a reports say the plane crashed after the party and was engulfed in flames before firefighters could get to it. weather at the time of the crash was cloudy with light winds. >> in quebec, two more bodies have been found following a train derailment and explosion. runaway train was carrying crude oil and started rolling away during a crew change would no engineer on board. five people were killed and the trained ignited explosions and fires that destroyed a downtown community center. 40 people are still unaccounted for but that number could fluctuate as the investigation continues. >> it is a chilly start to the morning, amid '50s in vallejo and concord. oakland and hayward and fremont have recently warned to the '60s. we are dealing with delays at as f o. clad in check with your carrier, especially if you are picking them up from the airport. it will be a sunny afternoon, take a look at these numbers. th

she is choppered to a local hospital and then air lifted to providence alaska medical center in anchorage was alive. >> the er doctor janet smally is on duty that day. she knows the extreme skier fell hard over unforgiving terrain. >> we see skiers that hit their heads and have severe brain damage or die because of the trauma to the head. >> dr. smally runs a batteries tests, fearing all kinds of things, broken bones or life threatening swelling or bleeding of the brain. all the while, bridget's father never leaves her side. >> she started to come around. >> amazingly, every test comes back negative. considering her spectacular fall, no broken bones. no internal injuries. nothing short of a miracle. the only thing that doctors can't determine is how bridget's brain is affected. >> i remember after the stats and three, two, one, go and then i don't have any memory after this. >> it is determined she has amnesia. she remains in critical care for seven days. >> high first memory after the accident is waking up in the hospital and looking over my shoulder and seeing my dad sitting in a chair