the san andreas is the main fault. there is the hayward fault. the difference between the two is that the san andreas is predominantly offshore. the hayward fault actually crosses beneath populated areas and poses a larger threat. as we speak, there is a 67% probability of a major earthquake on one of these faults in the next 30 years. it is of major -- high probability. it is a magnitude 6.5. the 1906 was 7.9. the 1957 earthquake was 5.7 on the san andreas. the loma prieta was 7.1. it was so far with it we got a little effects of it. that is the overview of the geology. >> i would like to setup a wonderful old chart of san francisco from the 1850's and 1860's. let's look at this northeast corner of the city. it is really interesting. i am sure that frank has a lot to say about it. the thing i find absolutely surprising about this is that there is this large area called mission bay. out in the middle of the bay is mission rock. many of you have been to mission rock resort. this is part of the shore line now. look how far off shore it was in the 1

once again, right on the san andreas fault line.ery shallow quake as we hear from the sis sis monthly gift. there is an earthquake every single day when you look at it perfect a world perspective, now is a better time than any to make sure you have the earthquake kit ready. below average temperatures in san francisco to 73 in fremont. we did have heat in livermore with 83 degrees. blow your norms by five degrees, we're all over the place still because we haven't been able to break the fog pattern in the past four weeks. oakland 64. winds at 15 miles per hour. now, otherwise, temperatures right now, we're still holding on to mid and upper 70s and those pockets of heat in the east bay with 78 and 77 in concord. and then the fog already rolling into the coastal regions from 56 in san francisco to 59 in san mateo. fog stays with us once again throughout tonight and we won't break the trend in the next five days. get used to the fog and low clouds continuing to remain with us. as we head throughout tuesday, a few areas of isolated 80s in

>> andrea mitchell tonight. andrea, thank you. >>> there's also news tonight about a story we covered on this broadcast for many weeks, the massive recall of toyotas. once considered one of the safest names on the american road, then forced to explain thousands of cases of sudden acceleration. cnbc's phil lebeau, who has been covering this story from the start, joins us this evening with more. phil, good evening. >> good evening, ann. this is huge, and here's why -- remember earlier this year when toyota recalled more than seven million vehicles because of the possibility of sudden acceleration? the company blamed it on two things, sticky gas pedals and the possibility that floor mats could trap the gas pedals. well, critics all along said it could be the electronics. today federal investigators -- a preliminary investigation came out and said, listen, the problem does not go beyond the gas problems. in other words, electronics are not the issue. >> what does this do to all those lawsuits that were filed by peop

thanks to andrea for that.rst, let's check in with the host of "jimmy kimmel live" to see what's coming up next. >> jimmy: tonight, gordon ramsay, jazz trumpeting from christian scott and sophia vergara. let's do this. there's no good reason for you not to watch. "jimmy kimmel live" is next. [ fema announcer ] this is a strawberry pop tart. but this is warm, fresh-baked strawberry toaster strudel. [ music ] see the difference? pillsbury toaster strudel, the one kids want to eat. ♪ whoa! do you know what our favorite part of shooting hoops is? 3...2...1... overtime! ♪ ♪ we're the kids in america ♪ oh, oh, oh you don't love me anymore do you billy? what? i didn't buy this cereal to sweet talk your taste buds it's for my heart health. so i can't have any? if you can deprive me of what can help lower my cholesterol... and live with yourself. right. mmm, i worry about your mother. cry herself to sleep every night over my arteries, but have yourself a bowl. good speech dad. [ whimper ] [ male announcer ] honey nut ch

---la falla de san andreas es mucho mas activa de lo que se creia.mas terremotos potentes en esa falla de los que se habian reportado.---los cientificos sabian que el ultimo terremoto de gran intensidad en esta falla se produjo en 1857... y ahora, a traves de la "datacion por radiocarbono", detectaron que hubo otros 5 sismos fuertes antes de 1857.---previamente se creia que en la falla de san andreas se producia un gran terremoto cada 200 aÑos... pero ahora se sabe que el intervalo entre estos terremotos potentes es, en promedio, cada 88 aÑos. pasamos con edgardo quijano... y un adelanto deportivo. los quakes de san jose juegan maÑana contra los angeles galaxy y podria ser un partido de playoff anticipado.los quakes podrian enfrentar al galaxy en post temporada...y regrasaron los pleitos legales al puebla que podrian destrozar la moral del equipo...le cuento mas al regresar... edgardo quijan no importa donde vivas. haz tu parte para mantenerlo limpio. averigua lo que puedes hacer. visita keepoceansclean.org. deportes si habiamos pensado que los pleit

> que la pasen bien >> bueno, les hablabamos de un intento de quitar la ciudadania, nos vamos con andreaashington, buenos dias, cual es la intenciuon de esto? >> bueno, el señor grahm esta considerando modificiar el punto 14 de la constitucion,, sin embargo un senador democrata y el vicepresidente del senado dijo que no permitiria audiencia de esto >> pero es la primera vez que vemos esto tan fuerte, en los 90's tuvimos algo similar en california >> bueno, en el congreso estas propuestas han existido hace 15 años, lo preocupante es que de esto se esta hablando en televisión, tambiñn los senadores mas moderados, ademas sabemos todos que esto no es la solucion >> que puede hacer la gente a modo de propuesta? >> lo que esta tratando de hacer los republicanos es votar y cambiar los representantes >> andrea, muchas gracias por la entrevista >> gracias a ustedes >> vamos con las condiciones de las carreteras >> en la 280 se ve lento, en freemont hay un accidene causando retrasoso a en los próximos dias tendremos neblina >> tres tiroteos anoche en okland y san francisco a/ dias, algunos de uste

. >> for more on this we go to our chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell, who's in our washington newsroom tonight. andrea, for an american television audience watching all of this from halfway around the world, what's at stake here? >> reporter: as you have been pointing out this is a disaster of biblical proportions for pakistan, but it's also a potential national security crisis, brian, for the u.s. pakistan is where osama bin laden is hiding. it's been an uncertain ally in the war on terror. we learned that again most recently from the wikileaks files. pakistan has nuclear weapons, as you have said, and a civilian government that has failed miserably to respond to this crisis. in fact, from all reports so far islamic charities connected to pakistani terror groups have provided more aid than the government has. pakistan's military is trying to fill the gap, but what's really striking in this crisis is that aid is not pouring in from the rest of the world. the u.n. has called for it. only 20% has come in. in contrast, the u.s. has flown in $76 million so far, divertin

and tonight, andrea canning takes us inside the "i do" industrial complex. the emotion. >> promise to always love you. >> reporter: the party. the dress. >> the train is what makes you a bride. the train and the veil. otherwise, you're just a girl in a white pretty dress. >> how do you like this one? >> love it. >> reporter: and even in tough financial times, the big wedding hasn't gone away. >> had this whole vision of my wedding day in my head since i was a little girl, so -- >> just needed to fill in the blank next to you. >> yes, yes. and here's the blank. >> i'm the blink. >> reporter: kristen and alex gave themselves a budget. they're cutting themselves off at $75,000. >> i work at the gym part time as a fitness instructor, so my little gym checks that i get, we would put those in an envelope. >> reporter: it took them two years to save. all to make kristen's fairy tale come true. >> i kind of grew up during the princess diana era, where we saw her wedding on tv and the elaborateness of her wedding and elaborateness of her wedding and the dress. we're

andrea. if this child is jewish. he needs to be sircumicized. you don't want your boy to feel strange. that's true. i think my anxiety is fear of having a boy. i am terrified of boys. they are wild and smelly. i said, there is no way to know that. well i know for a fact you don't need it. like i wanted to talk to my dad about his penis. week 34, i don't have the double wide vagina i was hoping for. with just six weeks to go. instructions for peroneal massage. lock hands. apply lubricant. extra virgin olive oil. hold the thumb in place for two minutes or until it becomes numb. slowly massage over the vagina. it's best done with a partner. instead, i take a back door approach and use my finger. i have a lot of stretching to do. week 41, 3:45 p.m. it feels like i have to pee and poo. she says long contractions indicate early labor. she says call in a few hours. >> dana comes over. she feeds her tea while i'm having contractions. i am in active labor. i am surprised you're so calm. i say, i'm surprised you're so calm. 11:30 p.m. dana drives to the b

the san andreas fault in southern california is much the same as the san andreas fault here in the northember, we had a very large earthquake in 1838 that brought -- that ruptured only a short segment that later was again in 1906. we see hints of that pattern as well. >> to put it more bluntly, that so-called stable ground beneath our feet is really just an illusion in the broader time frame, it has never stopped moving. from the east bay hills, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> well, i am wondering, lisa, if by thursday or friday i'm going to be saying it's too hot! >> you? >> probably. (laughter) >> really significant warm-up tomorrow. today just a moderate warm-up. we have clouds out there right now, the low clouds and fog with us from mount tam looking southeast from sutro camera where we do have plenty of fog. but, you know, it's not quite as dense. it's not filtering into concord. we have it down by salinas but we will be looking at changes today. you know, the fog really just recently just formed. so that's why we have some cooler temperatures. it's been clear longer in novato and me

investigators are on their way to san andreas island tonight, as we examine how so many on that colombian jetliner survive what could have been a catastrophe. sharyn alfonsi is here tonight to start us off. that is just incredible. >> reporter: an incredible story. it was about 1:45 in the morning. passengers were apparently stirred awake. the jetliner was preparing to land. everything was going fine, they say. then, they heard thunder and felt a blow. the jet crashed so hard that it split into three sections. and somehow, unbelievably, just one person died. that passenger suffered a heart attack after the crash. the 737 was flying from bogota to an island off the colombian coast. the pilot was reportedly attempting to land during severe thunderstorms. as they approached, he says the plane was struck by lightning. the plane hit down short of the runway, sliding on its belly before it shattered. >> it was going down pretty fast when it impacted the ground. it's very hard to break an aircraft into pieces like that. >> reporter: meteorologists say there is evidence of multiple lightning stri

andrea, i want to talk about afghanistan.ic deaths of aid workers, their bodies coming back to america just earlier today including from afghanistan tom little, who was a doctor working over there. these were aid work thaeers that into a dangerous part of the country in the north and were killed by taliban. this underscores how dangerous the country is. >> it's horrific, and the fact that the taliban in the north felt empowered to go after these workers, until now the real threat was in the south and perhaps the taliban are being pushed north, the threat is going north. the fact is richard engel our own chief foreign correspondent reported last night on "nightly news" that he talked to one of those doctors, and she came to the nbc bureau and wanted to bring a camera with her. this is exactly what hillary bring a camera with her. this is exactly what hillary clinton has been trying to do. president barack obama: today, about one in five americans is living with a disability-- over 50 million people-- including many of our frie

andrea can, abc news, new york. >>> waiting for the reality show.

una quebrada se hizo río >> los cientificos dicen que pudo haber más terremotos en esa falla de san andreatos potentes es cada 88 años >> creo que quieres ver a becan >> regresaron los pleitos legales a puebla meg tiene un plan para quitar tanta burocracia en sacramento y que llegue más dinero al salón de clases. quiere que las escuelas ayuden a nuestros niños a aprender bien el inglés. meg calificará a cada escuela pública para incrementar la responsabilidad. y le pagará a los maestros de calidad por su buen trabajo. pida su copia del plan de educación meg en la pagina megwhitman.com/latinos. < deportescc1: >> los pleiots en la dirigencia de puebal continúan >> el socio mayor de puebla esta detenido >> cuando haya oportunidad de informasle algo se lo hacemos saber >> el monto va por los 3 millones de dólares >> vamos a ver si alcanza o no fianza >> por lo tanto el tñcnico le da su a poyo a francsico bernal >> los de san josñ emplean los servicios >> de un jugador brasilero >> que te atrajo jugar aquí en el sur de la bahia >> era un sueño y la oprotunidad de star aquí >> que podrias aporta

seismologists say it hit on an active part of the san andreas fault ten miles southwest of gilroy. there is no structural damage. the quake is not considered a precursor to a larger one. on the other hand, experts also say it was not big enough to relieve much stress on the fault. >>> a san francisco teen is in custody for the deadly shooting of a german tourist near union square. this is an update to the story we brought you on monday. police say 18-year-old phillip stewart shot and killed mechthild schroeer a tourist from germany on monday while she and her husband were walking to their hotel. the two were in san francisco celebrating their anniversary. other people being questioned in that shooting have since been released. >>> new information on the livermore mother charged with having sex with two photeenage boys. according to documents obtained by nbc bay area, the abuse began in 2008 when christine hubbs woke up her 14-year-old daughter's sleeping boyfriend and began sexually assaulting him. prosecutors say the mother of three had a second victim. another 14-year-old boy who

. >>> aftershocks are rattling the south bay after a quake shook along the san andreas fault. people in san jose and salinas felt the shaker before 6:00 this evening. seismologists say it hit on an active part of the san andreas fault ten miles southwest of gilroy. there is no structural damage. the quake is not considered a precursor to a larger one. on the other hand, experts also say it was not big enough to relieve much stress on the fault. >>> tonight a san francisco teen is in custody for the deadly shooting of a german tourist near union square. 18-year-old phillip stewart shot and killed a man from germany late last night while she and her husband were walking to their hotel. the two were in san francisco celebrating their anniversary. other people being questioned in that shooting have since been released. >>> last week her friends knew her as a soccer mom in livermore. today she became a tabloid sensation when she was charged with sexually assaulting two teenaged boys, essentially paying for the sex for more than a year. >> reporter: christine hubs is the 42-year-old

o. >> andrea: al and cris were talking earlier, five offensive coordinators in five seasons. what is the significance to you of finally having some continuity with a coordinator two seasons in a row. >> really it's the foundation that's in place. when you've had that foundation over the last year and now we're able to start building on top of it. in the past you'd build that foundation and never get a chance to do anything with it. so this off season was one of the best off seasons i've been a part of. we were able to get a lot done and take it into camp as well. >> andrea: all right, thank you for your time, we appreciate it. >> al: thank you, and rea. the vikings have spent their last time-out and this is michael robinson taking the ball to the 39 yard line and the 49ers can take that clock down to about a minute. so the 49ers, again, cris, no winning season since '02. two really phenomenal decades, obviously, the '80s with walsh and seifert came in and mariucci did a pretty good job. they won the five super bowls between '81 and '95. >> cris: i know, i played in two of tho

here is andrea caning. >> 24 hours after throwing his now infamous tarmac tantrum, steven slater was arraigned in a new york courtroom this morning wearing a t-shirt, shorts and a smirk. >> does mr. slater admit he snapped this morning? >> i can't say what he tells me and didn't tell me. but i found him gentle. >> he said he reached his breaking point when an unruly passenger hit him in the head and didn't apologize. so he got on the intercom, started swearing and in a police confession had these parting words, "to those who have shown dignity and respect these last 20 years, thanks for a great ride." >> there were a few of us waiting to get off. i looked at them and said, did this just happen? did he just swear at a passenger on the intercom? that never happens. i thought that was the end of it. >> i will his triumphant exit that can be heard on this radio report traffic. >> it was intentionally deployed. >> slater activated the emergency inflate only chute and slid down to the tarmac, but not before grabbing some beer and his bags. his mother blames the passenger who she says left

the plane splintered into three pieces on the island of san andreas. of 131 people on board, only 1 was killed. at least five americans were on the flight. we have an exclusive interview with one of them. sharyn alfonsi takes us inside the crash. >> reporter: for many, it was supposed to be the start of a relaxing vacation. a plane full of tourists boarded a 373 in bogota, headed to beautiful san andreas island off the colombian coast. at least five americans were on board. but moments before the plane landed, something went terribly wrong. it was just before 1:45 in the morning. passengers were stirred awake by the crew, told they were about to land. the weather had been stormy. passengers say everything seemed fine, routine. then suddenly, a thunderous boom and a crash. david and carolina were on vacation from georgia. she spoke to us tonight. >> i remember the flight attendants saying, we're ready to land so please sit up and, you know, get ready for landing and -- after that, i don't -- what i remember is my husband pulling me through the exit door

this is near the san andreas fault, whether there is a link is premature.ll find out from the usgs

---"andrea gomez" preparo el siguiente reportaje.zamos con "edgardo quijano" con un adelanto de la accion deportiva. a/ ya tenemos a edgardo listo con los deportes ---pasamos con alejandro garcia con el pronostico. ---mas adelante en noticias univision 14......cada vez mas niÑos se benefician de los almuerzos gratuitos o de bajo costo que se ofrecen en las escuelas. [bip] hablar con sus niños sobre terminar la escuela no es fácil, pero es necesario. llame a 866-estudia o vaya a boostup.org para materiales que pueden ayudar. ¡lo puedo ver! >> ya me imagino a la gente haciendo cola... y nos haremos famosos. >> ¿y cuÁndo comenzamos? >> apenas nos alcanza para la hipoteca. >> me mataste. >> las buenas ideas deberÍan hacerse realidad. visita gobiernousa.gov, el sitio oficial del gobierno. encontrarÁs temas como inmigraciÓn, ciudadanÍa, ahorro, empleo, educaciÓn y mÁs. gratis y en espaÑol. gobiernousa.gov. informaciÓn para vivir mejor. niÑos en san francisco aprovechan los almuerzos que se ofrecen gratis o a un precio reducido en las escue

we knew in 1857, the san andreas fault ruptured there and ruptured big.ame out showing that it ruptures regularly and repeatedly. >> the average for this study that was just published is 88 years. >> and it's been how long? >> 150 some. >> and when it strikes, that earthquake will hit southern california at as high as 7.9, a quake much stronger causing widespread damage, mayhem and probably death. >> wouldn't actually hit los angeles but there would be a lot of shaking. whole lot of shaking. you would feel the shaking here too in the bay area. >> this latest research brings no reason for northern california to feel more secure. in the east bay the hayward fault is well overdue. it could go at anytime. and the sankofa drayas fault in southern california is much the same as the san andreas fault here in the north item in 1838 it ruptured, only a short segment that later again in 1906. so we see hints of that pattern. >> or to put it more bluntly, that so-called stable ground beneath our feet is really just an illusion. in the broader time frame it has never

andrea canning has the story. >> i'm extremely angry. i can communicate how angry i am. >> reporter: kyron horman's parents, kaine and desiree, had this direct and harsh message for terri horman, the boy's stepmother and last person to see him. >> you will go to jail. and whoever has been helping you, if they don't talk, they will go to jail. we just -- i really believe that you want to do the -- make the right choice here and bring kyron home. >> reporter: this week, terri horman made a rare appearance during divorce proceedings from kaine. but she reportedly refuses to cooperate with police in the kyron case. it's been nearly three months now since he went missing from his oregon school. >> we're going to put out pieces of information in order to help people remember. >> reporter: police recently released photos of horman's white truck. kaine and desiree believe that person may have been horman's friend, dede spicher, who was reportedly unaccounted for that morning. spicher told "people" magazine that she was working at the time and sh

abc news tech contributor andrea smith is here this morning with her latest picks.> good morning. >> i want to start with this very cool printer. >> this is a cool printer and the reason i have it and i'm recommending it for back to school, it's an epson stylus printer. because for the first time you can really get a printer that's wireless to bring to the dorm room for under $100. this one you can get for $65. it means all the kids in the dorm or suite can share that connection. >> no one has to bring their own printer, they can all use this one, it's only 65 bucks? >> it's about $65. the schools are cutting back a little bit so they charge for printing. it's a great way for the kids to share in the dorm room. >> very nice. good idea for the college-bound kids. >> the next thing you're going to see on campus a lot this year is the ipad. this is the wi-fi ipad. i think a lot of this, you know, schools are all wi-fi. wi-fi is free. and kids just love having this around. they can consume all their media on this, they can do e-mail, they can read books, they can play g

. >> reportaje de andrea gómez. >> 600 millones de dolares para aviones no tripulados y para el contrato20 meses. >> aproximadamente cuarta parte de los expulsado no tenían antecedentes penales, grupos defensores inmigrantes ya presentaron demanda. >> 25% de estadounidenses puede padecer males cardíacos y es el doble en comunidad latina. >> como ahora se prefiere consumir más frutas. >> las frutas las ofrecen a buen precio. >> si le gusta consumir por lo que vendemos. ella lleva 25 años vendiendo frutas y disfruta de sus beneficios. >> no visito el doctor, por lo que trabaja el vegetal. >> se detectó malestares que aquejan a los latinos que son habitos alimenticios y falta acceso medico.>> ambiente, vecindario y falta de parque donde puedan jugar los niños. >> mi esposo tiene colesterol alto. >> como más fruta no uso manteca, aceite oliva y todos comen como yo. >> grupo hispanos sin cobertura mñdica se duplica. >> reportaje de marta minjarez. >> comunidad gay garantiza derecho que no se ve en estados unidos >> no al tabaco y si a la marihuana. feliz aniversario univisión 14. que tan cons

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here's andrea canning. >> reporter: he's the man everyone seems to be rooting for. >> some really great people out there and getting a glimpse of that. it's a surprise because obviously i've been away for a little while. >> reporter: steven slater headed here to this manhattan apartment building directly from jail, where he had spent the last couple of days. when he was finally let out, a whole new life for the flight attendant. and clearly, everyone wanted a piece of him. >> seems like something here has resonated with a few people. and that's kind of neat. >> reporter: more than just a few. people from around the world have come to his defense, after his tarmac tirade. the flight attendant lost it after a rude passenger bumped him on the head. he started swearing on the intercom and even activated the emergency chute while travelers were getting off the plane. >> i thought about it for 20 years. you never think you're going to do it. >> reporter: and it's not the first time he's taken issue with overhead baggage. slater reportedly posted comments on this aviation website. "i hate to b

. >> williams: i remember looking at andrea and seeing that look in her eyes of she had quit, she hadiven up. i remember her saying, "i'm scared." and i said, "it's okay to be scared. i'm scared, too." she said, "what are we going to do?" i said, "we're going to burn up or we're going to jump." >> pelley: how far is it to the sea? >> williams: maybe 90 feet, 100 feet. it's a long ways. >> pelley: in the middle of the night, with blood in his eyes, fire at his back, and the sea ten stories below, williams made his choice. >> williams: i remember closing my eyes and saying a prayer, and asking god to tell my wife and my little girl that daddy did everything he could and if... if i survive this, it's for a reason. i made those three steps and i pushed off the end of the rig, and i fell for what seemed like forever. a lot of things go through your mind. >> pelley: the rest of mike williams' story and a look at the company responsible for the disaster when we come back. >> mitchell: good evening. ken feinberg, who handled the 9/11 claim, takes over b.p.'s oil spill compensation fund tomorr

---"andrea Ómez" nos habla de esto..de representantes aproÓ un fondo de 600-millones de Ólares para financiar aviones no tripulados de vigilancia y contratar mil-500 agentes Ás en la frontera con Éxico.---aunque el senado aproÓ un proyecto iÉntico la semana pasada, la medida regresaÁ a la cmara alta antes de ser enviada al presidente "obama" para que la convierta en ley. ---por otra parte, unas 47-mil personas han sido expulsadas o deportadas de estados unidos desde que entro en efecto el programa "comunidades seguras" hace 20 meses.---bajo dicho programa, el "departamento de seguridad nacional" ha revisado tres millones de huellas dactilares tomadas de las fichas policiales en prisiones locales.--- aproximadamente una cuarta parte de los expulsados del pÍs no tenan antecedentes penales, de acuerdo con informacÓn gubernamental obtenida por grupos de defensores de los inmigrantes que ya presentaron una demanda. ---¿saÍa qÉ el 25 por ciento de los estadounidenses tiene problemas de salud que incrementan su riesgo de desarr

---"andrea gomez" nos presenta algunas recomedaciones de los expertos para lidiar con este problema cadamun en las escuelas. ---el aval del tribunal supremo de justicia de mexico que dio luz verde para que las parejas del mismo sexo que se casen puedan adoptar niÑos, desato una agria disputa entre el arzobispo de la diocesis de guadalajara y el gobierno capitalino. ---"krupskaia aÍs" nos habla de esto. --lead in ----reporter pkg-as follows --en el gobierno del distrito federal, ya se prepara la denuncia ante los tribunales, en contra del cardenal juan sandoval iÑiguez, quien afirÓ, que los ministros de la suprema corte de justicia, habÍan sido sobornados por el jefe de gobierno, marcelo ebrard, para que votaran a favor de avalar la adopcÓn de niÑos por parte de los matrimonios de personas del mismo sexo, en la capital del pÍs. "por supuesto que no nos vamos a dejar, no nos van a doblegar, no nos vamos a subordinar, ni andan, las de ebrard y las de ellos"en la suprema corte de justicia, los ministros acordaron un voto de censura cardenal, precisamente por Éstas afirmaciones."solo para hac

muchos votantes han cambiado los votos contra los políticos a favor de la ley sb1070 de inmigración >> andreae de el estado de phoenix >> con esta ley solo dirá si eres ciudadano mostrando documentos >> ella esta en contra del aborto , ambos partidos dejaron a la gente , con la ley sb1070 de inmigración será peor >> aunque no es republicanos me gusta >> la familia votara por esto >> los latinos hacemos cosas buenas >>quiero hacer diferente >> ella no es la unica , este hombre tambiñn lo hizo , apoyando el contra de la ley sb1070 de inmigración zno importa el partido , sino que si el público se informa tengo esperanza que cambiaremos >> no sabemos cuantos fueron pero se vera en las primarias este martes >> la policía de la ciudad de san francisco busca a una joven de 15 años , por el uso de la internet >> ahora vemos que los contactos inapropiados son los que traen consecuencia para menores , ella fuéreportada desaparecida , ella quizas se fuñ con un adulto de 30 años >> tenemos información de que ella se fuñ con un hombre camino a houston >> el hombre mide 6 pies , nariz grande , ojos , pelo

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>> all right, thanks, andrea. by lauren wood who was on the steven slater flight and wrote that blog post that andrea mentioned in her piece. lauren, good morning. >> good morning. >> passengers on that flight are now coming forward to describe a very different scene than steven slater initially described to authorities. they say that steven slater was disheveled, that he was acting erratically. what did you see during that flight? >> throughout the entire flight i noticed that he was being very rude, much ruder than i normally expect from service on an airplane. and once we arrived at the gate, i saw him rush up to someone who had stood up a little too early, i saw some words pass between them. i didn't hear what happened. and then the gentleman that he was talking to sat back down. then once we got up to the gate and everybody was getting off the flight, the p.a. system came on and i heard mr. slater say some very, very choice words and he started thrashing about saying, you know what, i don't care anymore, scre

it was at 1707 andrea place near burton avenue, north of el camino in santa clara. a lot of crews still remaining on the scene there this morning. >>> 6:39 right now. garbage truck drivers on the peninsula are returning to work after a stinky strike left heaps of garbage piling up in san mateo county. union drivers walked off the job wednesday to support landfill workers in half moon bay who worked without a contract since december. despite having no deal, drivers will resume pickup to, get it picked up by this morning. the good news for 36,000 customers dealing with the heat and stench for two days. >> a new report from the city comptroller reveals how much officers are working and how little oversight there is on the overtime on time cards. they take on the extra work under a program called 10b which allows them to provide security for events and construction sites, but the officers often work overtime and turn around working long days policing city streets. i want to throw in here a quick urgent, hewlett-packard upped its bid for 3par. we have been going back and

. >> so andrea took this video with her i-phone and e-mailed it to us at abc 7 news. >> your lockings take effect and then you slide. there did you. >> she says drivers are swerving into the oncoming lane to avoid the potholes creating a dangerous situation for children and others who cross this busy intersection every day to get to the nearby swimming pool. >> i'm worried that somebody will be avoiding the potholes and not see a person crossing the street. they're so busy avoiding the potholes. >> she called public works to complain but she says nothing has been done since the potholes first appeared about ten months ago. >> i'd like them to tell us what are their plans? what happened? why did this occur? what's going on? why's it taking so long to fix these potholes? >> shortly after we finished, the roadway started to kinds of unravel. >> dean is public works of pin noel. the city filed a lawsuit against the contractor paving and grading. the complaint, they allege the project has serious defects including potholing that are expected to continually get worse. it also demands that

they said that andrea nose open fired said two officers are looking for him. he is wanted on several outstanding warrants. here's more on the hunt for burial on toes. and how the authorities track down. >> san diego police said andrew virion to cellphone i got arrested. they tracked down his cellphone signal founder where he was. san diego police arrested elderberry and two at the u.s.-mexico border. they said he was a passenger in the blue car headed for mexico. >> there actually going through checking cars and found him. >> they suspected that he was leaving town. they alerted airports train stations in the border patrol. >> we'd have everyone on alert for the sky. >> san diego police officers saw the car that the police looking for infolded to parking lot. >> had a lot of placing its looking for the suspects. they tried to control a pedestrian traffic. keep the people walking through the parking lot toward the border area away from this area. so we're able to isolate the suspect. police >> say someone drove him to the border. he apparently had handgun. the