patti ann. patti ann: we heard very emotional testimony from travis alexander's family and that has to weigh on them. >> reporter: friday we heard, sorry, thursday we heard from a brother and a sister, very emotional testimony how the eight siblings of travis alexander have not gotten together since his death in 2008. reason, yes don't want a empty seat at table and he was the glue that held everybody together. very emotional testimony. even jodi arias cried in court as she heard people speak, people like samantha alexander, travis's sister. >> the thought of what travis must have went through that day. the pain, the agony, the screams, the fear, that travis must have felt when he was brutally being taken. >> reporter: court starts here shortly. as you know, patti ann, we'll have all the updates throughout the day. it will probably finish tomorrow. there were thoughts they could be done today but that might stretch into tomorrow since they ended early on thursday. we'll keep you updated. patti a

in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> anne, thank you. the shooting deaths mark the first time santa cruz officers have been killed in the line of duty. >>> police investigate a deadly crash between a garbage truck and bicyclist in san francisco and as kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran shows us, some people who saw the accident say it could have been avoided. >> reporter: the aftermath was chaotic. the busy roadblocked off as neighbors looked in horror at the accident. >> this neighborhood is known for, you know, things happening and stuff. this is the first time i have seen anything like this close up and stuff and it's really -- it hits me, you know? people got to be careful on bicycles. >> reporter: san francisco police say around 6:45 this morning, a garbage truck and a bicyclist collided at 16th and south van ness in the city's mission district. police say both of them were headed east on 16th street. several people saw what happened. one blamed the bicyclist. >> he ran a stop light, wasn't paying attention, in a hurry to do something an

ann? >> all right, chris. thank you so much for your reporting tonight. >>> and one more note about the weather. the people at noaa who track hurricanes for a living said today they expect another busy season in the atlantic. 13 to 20 named storms, 7 to 11 hurricanes, 3 to 6 of those hurricanes are expected to be major. last year was the third busiest season on record with 19 named storms, one of which, of course, was hurricane sandy, which caused $50 billion in damage. >>> still ahead tonight, on the rebound. as millions of families plan their vacations, what they'll be seeing a lot more of on the roads this summer. >>> and later, an amazing accomplishment at 30,000 feet at an age when a lot of people would rather be on a nice, flat golf course. >>> memorial day weekend means a lot of people hitting the road, and it's likely you're going to be seeing a lot more rvs out there. they're making a big comeback after a big slump during the recession, and that is good news for the people of eckhart county, indiana,

ann? >> ayman mohyeldin tonight, thank you so much. >>> president obama took on the growing problem of sexual assault and abuse in the armed services today. he used a very high profile appearance to do it. his speech at the graduating class of the u.s. naval academy. he was trying to send a message to a new generation of leaders as the pentagon struggles with how to fix this disturbing problem. nbc white house correspondent kristen welker now joins us with details on this story. good evening to you. >> reporter: ann, good evening to you. president obama told the graduates the culture of sexual assault in the military has to end. he said it's more than a matter of conduct. it's a matter of national security. against a rainy sky president obama used today's graduation speech at the u.s. naval academy to call for higher standards of conduct in the military. >> we need your honor. we need your courage. >> reporter: he urged the future military leaders more than a thousand graduates to end sexu

i'm anne-marie green. well, two anonymous letters sent to new york city mayor michael bloomberg contain the poison ricin and reference to his gun control efforts. one letter was opened at a mail center in new york city last friday, and the other was send to offices of bloomberg's gun control group in washington and opened sunday. federal and city officials are investigating, and bloomberg says he'll keep fighting to control guns. tara mergener is in washington. good morning, tara. >> good morning, anne-marie. in spite of those letters, bloomberg insists he will not be backing away from the gun control debate. now, police say both of those letters contained an oily pinkish orange substance and threats against the mayor. new york mayor michael bloomberg was the target of two letters contained the deadly poison ricin. the first letter was opened at a manhattan mail facility last friday. the second was sent to the mayor's anti-gun lobbying office in washington, d.c., and opened sunday. sources tell us both let

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i'm anne-marie green. well, a tense week of severe weather across the middle of the country will continue today. at least five tornadoes touched down on thursday. three in oklahoma and two more in arkansas as a line of powerful storms reached from the south all the way to the great lakes. but it's not just the damaged winds from tornadoes that are causing worries this morning. heavy rains are threatening to trigger damaging floods. >> you need to go home to your mom and dad, babe. that is a tornado. >> this twister formed thursday afternoon in oden, arkansas. it swept through part of the rural community, smashing a home and injuring four people. >> we carried her out of the window and carried her in the back of the truck -- back seat of the truck until the ambulance got here. >> just to the south the storm flattened a mobile home. a total of nine people were hurt as the storms moved across arkansas. two men were hospitalized after they were struck by lightning. a witness says the strike happened without wa

anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington, thank you, susan. >>> during his news conference yesterday, the president also said he would try again to close the prison for terror suspects at guantanamo bay, cuba. mr. obama says the prison is expensive, inefficient, not necessary, and not sustainable. >> the idea that we would still maintain forever a group of individuals who have not been tried, that is contrary to who we are, it is contrary to our interests, and it needs to stop. >> about 100 of the 166 prisoners at guantanamo bay are on a hunger strike. the prisoners are being force fed. >>> coming up on the "morning news," ambien alert, the ingredients in am beyen and other sleep drugs is blamed for adverse reactions leading to dramatic rise in merge room visit visits. this is the "cbs morning news." . ♪ edible arrangements . i like it - i just... you can't change color like we do. valspar has the love your color guarantee. if i don't love it, i get another color free. i'm thinking more this.

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i'm anne-marie green. well, the three cleveland women who were rescued after being held captive for a decade have been reunited with their families. police say amanda berry, gina dejesus, and michele knight are in good physical shape. they're being questioned by a special fbi interrogation team. three brothers are in custody including ariel castro who owned the house where the women were held. they are expected to be formally charged today. cleveland police visited the house at least twice, and this morning they are facing questions about their handling of the case. vinita nair is in cleveland this morning. good morning, vinita. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. we're also learning more about what transpired. in the home on see moymour stre. the details are gruesome. one woman said she was pregnant numerous times and beaten so she would lose the pregnancy. one of the rooms in the home had chains hanging from the ceiling. amanda berry, gina dejesus, and michele knight, the three women held captive for

i'm anne-marie green. well, ariel castro, the man accused of kidnapping three women in cleveland and holding them captive for a decade is expected to appear in court this morning. no charges will be filed against his two brothers who were arrested with him. prosecutors say there's no evidence they had anything to do with the crime. meantime two of the victims had an emotional homecoming. vinita nair is in cleveland with the latest. good morning, vinita. >> reporter: good morning to you, anne-marie. that's right. the primary suspect, 52-year-old ariel castro is in the city jail this morning expected to make that first public appearance. meanwhile investigators are sharing with us the details of an alleged suicide note in which he explains how he took these three women captive. it's a moment that has been ten long years in the making. gina dejesus and amanda berry are finally home. >> and i saw my daughter. the only thing i did was grab her and hug her. i didn't want to let go. >> reporter: the third kidnapp

ann notarangelo, kpix 5. >> california has a $2,500 rebate.hat fund has been used up for the year. now they are putting people on the waiting list. >>> coming up in our next half hour, the investigation into the boston marathon attacks leads to a deadly shooting. why an fbi killed a friend of one of the suspected bombers. >> i really didn't think i would be talking to you today. >> she is one of the survivors, but tonight we are learning more about the youngest victims of the oklahoma tornado. >> it proves that all whole grains are not created equal. >> you see the label all the time at the store. why critics say you might as well just eat sugar. ,, ♪ secondhand smoke affects everyone's health. it's not just irritating. it can cause heart disease and even death. speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. from the oklahoma tornado - the devastation from the oklahoma >>> we were here before the storm, we'll be here after the storm. we are going to be here for as long as it takes. but oklahoma and moo

center ann gave up her salary for a year in the nursery.celebrating its 32nd anniversary with an open house and scavenger hunt. you can find information at kpixtv.com. click the logo and jefferson awards to find our story on sister ann. >> it's people like that that remind you how little you've done that in life. >> i know. let's take that as an inspiration. >>> in the meantime my mission in life is to tell you what you can expect this weekend, and it's mostly sunny skies. we have a few low clouds, but other than that we'll dispense with them. temperatures are going to be mild, 10 degrees cooler than last weekend. we're off to a fairly typical start for a weekend in late may. we've got some low clouds health care hanging around the bay area. oakland 52. in santa rosa 49 degrees. at sfo it's 50. out the door we'll be in the mid-50s in the bay area. the low clouds will slowly melt back to the shoreline today as per usual and we'll get sunny skies inland. there are changes on the horizon for monday. we will discuss that. first let's discuss th

from c >>> good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. and we begin with breaking news from contra costa county. firefighters are looking for a missing boy who fell into a water canal and was swept downstream. near wild horse road and hill crest avenue in antioch. kpix 5's don knapp is along that canal. don, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, it's been about four hours now since the boy entered the water where you said ann and was swept downstream. everyone of course holding out hope against hope he'll be recovered safely but frankly at this point the odds are a little long. water moves swiftly through the canal. it's in the a safe place -- not a safe place for anyone and not for the three boys who went through the fence. >> at some point one boy's slipper fell into the water and i believe he tried to retrieve it. at the time of that he fell into the water. a second boy tried to jump into the water to get him out of the water. was unable to get him and barely got himself out. and at that time he screamed to my boy that my boy ran ho

anthony, anne-marie? history of tornadoes but as "48 hours'" correspondent rich ard schlesinger reports, he shows you how serious it can be. >> reporter: it's too married to headlines about strategytragedies like this. moore may seem to have a bull's eye on it. five tornados since 1998. but this state is no stranger to appalling acts of nature and man, man. carrying on has become part of the culture. >> in the midst of strategy and fallen life we have seen the strength and courage of the people. we will get through this we will overcome we will rebuild, and we will regain our strength. >> reporter: oklahoma got through the manmade carnage in oklahoma city, that threatened to define this proud american town when timothy mcveigh bombed the building. over the years, dozens of towns have buried scores of neighbors. families buried their children. in 1999 samantha carlson's son ashton was just three weeks old when a tornado destroyed their home in bridge creek and killed him. >> i held my son in my arms and i

dee ann brought her family. let's look at her story.isters dee ann and kristen have always shared a special bond. but that bond was taken to a new level when dee ann volunteered to carry kristen's child. >> that little bum. >> my favorite. >> for the past five years kristen and her husband dave struggled to have a baby. >> we were able to get pregnant five times, but unfortunately lost all five babies. that's where my sister came into the grand scheme of things. she had two children of her own and felt that this was the answer to our prayers, she offered to be our gestational carrier. >> i would just not be able to accept the fact that she couldn't have her own child. that's why i offered to do this for her. >> a stay-at-home mom raising two kids under 3, dee ann had her hands full. that didn't stop her from helping her sister. >> i have never looked at it like a sacrifice. i feel like motherhood is just a once in a lifetime thing. kristin definitely deserves to go through it. >> dee ann moved her wedding date six months earlier to get

somebody said -- so it's like i say to anne "anne nice shirt. nice jacket. >> but you hate it. >> and i hate it or maybe i don't. i'm giving a complement. the thing is facebook inc. doesn't know the context but now we have a system in place and i can resolve to anne and anne could say "i didn't mean to post that photo in an inappropriate way. i'm going to take it down" and we survey the people and everyone feels good about the situation and traditionally we thought it was a case of bullying and two people -- >> misunderstanding. >> there was a nso i wanted to and we have this new social resolution thing and a great way to solve problems at a scale of hundreds of millions of people and it's quite awesome to see that unfold, and the last thing i was going to point out in my version of sizzle reel everything we're trying do is create a culture where people speak up for each other and there's a story that i'm going to show you that i think sort of like epitomizes this how do you use social media and the power of friends to create a culture where peo

anne-marie? >> edward, before you go, i've seen some video where residents have had their mouths and noses covered with scarfs. i'm curious about the air quality where you are. >> reporter: where we are we're okay. we're several miles from the command centesencenter. you can see it behind me. but there are some warnings. there's a red flag warning still in effect because the high winds will increase as the sun comes up. there's a warning for the channel islands because the smoke is blowing out to sea. >> edward lawrence in camarillo, california. thank you, very much. >>> well, the plains in the midwest are getting slammed by a storm that's producing record-breaking amounts of snow. this morning winter weather advisories are posted from michigan to arkansas. freeze warnings extend into the southwest. iowa and kansas are expected to get some of the heaviest snow totals today. iowa set a record for snowfall totals in may. schools were closed in parts of minnesota and wisconsin yesterday. >>> now to

somebody said -- so it's like i say to anne "anne nice shirt. nice jacket. >> but you hate it. >> and i hate it or maybe i don't. i'm giving a complement. the thing is facebook inc. doesn't know the context but now we have a system in place and i can resolve to anne and anne could say "i didn't mean to post that photo in an inappropriate way. i'm going to take it down" and we survey the people and everyone feels good about the situation and traditionally we thought it was a case of bullying and two people -- >> misunderstanding. >>

"anne ad-libs" "anne ad-libs" "anne ad-libs" weat >>> a bay area landmark goes up in flames.he fire proved to be a unique challenge for crews. >> reporter: the investigation continues today after a deadly boat accident on the bay. an america's cup team in mourning right now. >> friday skies filled with fog so far even a little drizzle. but the weekend, boy, that's going to be different. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and despite some overnight roadwork still out there for the most part we're still "friday light." look at these drive times. we'll tell you more coming up. >> good morning, it's friday, may 10. i'm michelle griego. >> glad it's here. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:00 now. we begin with breaking news. san francisco's landmark forbes island restaurant has been badly damaged by fire. it sits between piers 39 and 4. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran joins us now with more on the fire. >> reporter: fire investigators are still on scene. you can take a look right now. you can see that san francisco fire boat is just pulling out. earlier they were sifting through the ru

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much more with ann coulter. don't forget. we wanted to hear from you. special come pan yon site. follow the live show and share your thoughts and you can even talk to anne. you can do it twitter at sean hannity. i decided your humble host the most heartwarming video of the day and that is coming up. >> lying there in the rubble, i never lost consciousness i hollered for my little dog and he didn't answer. so i know he is in there somewhere. >> sean: you have to see this an elderly tornado survivor with a dog she thought she lost. it happened live on national television. that will be a video of the day. you don't want to miss this. that is straight ahead. >>> welcome back to hannity. we continue with ann coulter. fifth amendment. how do you read that as a lawyer? >> as giuliani was saying, i watched it before coming on. you can only plead the fifth if you could be incriminated in a crime, not because you don't feel like answering. that tells us something. republicans in light of the tornado, the media was looking for any excuse not to cover this. you hav

i am patly ann brown. >> i am heal -- patty ai ann br. >> i am heather nauert. >> while you were sleeping three huge stories have been developing. >> first texas where three tornadoes touched down one a mile wide. 6 people are dead and 14 are still unaccounted for. brand new details about benghazi. the white house releasing dozens of e-mails and documents that show the state department had a heavy haunnd in watering down t account of the attack. the developing story at the irs the head of the agency was out but was he resigning anyway? take a look at this video from last evening. at least three twisters tearing through leaving at least 6 people dead this morning. more than 100 people have been hurt and 14 are missing at this hour. >>> joining us now with the breaking details, ainsley earhardt. >> good morning patti ann and heather. the city hit the worst gran berry texas. 30 miles southwest of fort worth. officials rushing as many as 50 people to the hospital. crews are searching for even more. >> we have i think 18 personnel had bulldozers out there trying to get people in and get people

let me bring in the "washington post" ann cornblut and susan page. good morning. >> good morning, chris. >> these letters obviously have brought attention back to the gun debate, although i think for people who are involved in it very closely, ann, it hasn't gone away. i guess the question is, has anything changed? where does this fight stand right now? >> well, i mean it's really not going to at this point go much further when there are so many other things on the president's agenda. i think it was obviously a very disappointing defeat that he suffered before. they're not going to let it go re torically. but i think point it's not going to take precedent over what he's got in front of him, namely immigration. >> one of the places that we're seeing some of this conversation going on, susan, is in arkansas with senator mark pryor who was one of four democrats who voted against background checks. mayors against illegal guns was running ads against him there. a conservative superpac is running ads against him and now he's running his own ads. if he's ou

i'm anne-marie green. well, today president obama is expected to outline a new counter-terrorism policy in a major national security speech. the speech is also expected to outline plans for the guantanamo bay prison. as a prelude, the administration acknowledged for the first time that its controversial drone strikes killed four u.s. citizens. major garrett has our report. >> reporter: in advance of president obama's much anticipated speech on drone strikes, his evolving terrorism strategy, and the future of the military prison in guantanamo bay, cuba, the justice department admitted for the very first time four americans have been killed in u.s. drone strikes. eric holder, the attorney general, told congress only one american, anwar al awlaki, a well known prop pagaganda istpr intentionally killed by drone strikes, the three others were described as collateral damage. drone strikes are less frequent now since 2010 since president obama is turning away from this particular tool in his were on terrorism. in

i'm anne-marie green. well, without warning, part of an interstate bridge collapsed into a river in washington state last night. several vehicles plunged into the water, but this morning authorities say no one was killed and just three people were injured. the i-5 bridge located in a rural area about 60 miles north of seattle fell into the skaj it river. interstate 5 is the main north-south freeway on the west coast. susan mcginnis has more. >>> a bridge collapsed on the interstate 5 about halfway between seattle and vancouver. a handful of people and their vehicles plunged into the river. >> rough day. i'm glad to be here breathing. >> he and his wife had to be rescued from the river along with another man. he said the semi trailer in front of him hit the bridge causing the collapse. >> there was a big puff of dust and i hit the brakes. the weight of the trailer and everything else, we went right off with the bridge as it collapsed into the skaj it river. >> interstate 5 is a heavily traveled highway conn

live on treasure island, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> anne, who is overseeing this process? >> reporter: the mtc is doing an independent review of what's gone on. the state legislature is looking into it with hearings next week with a transportation committee. now the federal highway administration will look into mtc's "independent" review. a lot of eyes on what went wrong. >> thank you, anne makovec live at treasure island. >>> one of san francisco's oldest and most famous companies is teaming up with the 49ers. >> levi strauss is thrilled to now that we have come to agreement on a 20 year, $220 million naming rights partnership for the new stadium in santa clara which will be called levi stadium. >> when the 49ers open their stadium in 2014, they will be branding it with a red levi's tag. levi's ceo along with jed york, mayor lee and mayor jamie matthews made the announcement just a short time ago. >> levi's jeans were designed for the 49ers during the gold rush. it was a really good fit for them then. and it's an even better fit today bringing levis and the 49ers together

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ann? >> exactly don, they've invested so much in the america's cup already so do you think they have a really considered canceling it? >> reporter: i would say -- with no disrespect to the loss sailor not for a minute. there's so much money involved and so much preparation not just for the sailors but for san francisco, for everybody involved. and it's not just money, it's the sport but there's a lot planted in this and i doubt very much that they're going to cannel it for anything -- cancel it for anything. >>> the crime scene is still active in antioch more than 18 hours after a man was shot and killed by what witnesses say was a police officer. it happened at buchanan road in barcelona circle. police are tight-lipped about what happened despite multiple calls by kpix 5 for comment. one witness describes what he saw. >> we were sitting in the garage. and we heard some gunshots. and we saw one of the cars blown out tire over here. and all of a sudden a bunch of cop cars started showing up

patti ann?>> for more headlines now, the search continues for two passengers who fell overboard from a carnival cruise ship. surveillance video shows the couple falling off the ship wednesday night before it docked in sydney. the australian couple has been identified as 30-year-old paul rothington and 27-year-old kristen schroeder. it is not clear, though, from the video if they fell by accident or jumped. >>> it sounds like the plot of a movie. a $45 million cyber heist hit banks in more than 20 countries. elvis rafael rodriguez and ambir yasser yajae are two of seven arrested in the new york branch of this attack, which stole $3 million of the total amount. overseas, hackers stole bank data and created fake debit cards, sending them to crews all around the world. altogether, more than 40,000 transactions were made during two separate heists in december and in february. >>> millions more in taxpayer money is going to be spent to promote obama care. health and human services secretary kathleen s

good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, anne-marie. the senate is expected to pass a bill today making it easier to collect sales tack for online purchases. many are tax-free under the current laws. that means the states lost an estimated $23 billion last year. some of the biggest retailers support the senate measure, but small business owners say it will mean an accounting nightmare. it faces an uncertain fate in the house. >>> a strong jobs report drove the dow jones industrial average past a milestone. the blue chip index topped 15,000 for a while on friday. the dow's last significant milestone was almost six years ago when it reached 14,000. the dow ended 142 points higher on friday. the s&p 500 index gained 16 points, breaking above 1600 for the first time while the nasdaq was up 38 points. asian's markets were higher following gains on wall street. hong kong's hang seng added 1% while tokyo's nikkei is closed for a holiday. >>> the price of gasoline is up a penny over the past two weeks. the lumberg survey, an independent market

anne. >> reporter: yeah.n the new span of the bay bridge to give you a little perspective, there is the old bridge. i'm on the south side of the new bay bridge. this is the bike path. these are the bolts that were in question. basically, caltrans put a cap on that bolt to make it look prettier. well, they welded that cap to the base of the bridge and then when this expanded in hot weather, the bolts snapped. this is just the latest black eye in the multi-billion-dollar project. >> this was anesthetic element that wasn't welded properly and when it moved a few millimeters with the deck, which is what the deck is supposed to do, it pulled the top of the bolt off. >> reporter: it was a welding mistake. the bay bridge spokesman says all of the broken bolts have been replaced and covered with a protective paint. >> we are catching all of these issues in the field during construction, fixing them and making sure the bridge is 100% safe before it opens. >> reporter: will the new span open on labor day weekend? the c

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good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. tonight a tragic end to the search for a missing boy who fell into a water canal near wild forest road and hill crest avenue in antioch. kpix 5's don knapp tells us investigators have recovered the child's body. >> reporter: that's right ann. the water flowing through antioch flows deceptively fast. anyone slipping into the water who is not a strong swimmer has little chance of getting out alive. late today research crews removed the body of the 13-year- old boy. water moved swiftly through the canal. it's in the a safe place for anyone certainly not for the three boys who found their way through the fence. >> and at some point one boy's slipper fell into the water and i believe he tried to retrieve it. at the time of that he fell in the water. a second boy 10 years old tried to jump into the water to get him out of the water. was unable to get him and barely got himself out and at that time he screamed to my boy and my boy ran home to get us. >> reporter: they were supposed to be pla

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patt patti ann? >> back to the top story.ople want to know how did the three cleveland women and a little girl go undetected for a decade. >> i went to his house the first couple years i met him for rehearsal and everything. two years back i was moving out of my house and i sold him some appliances and he took a buven of stuff from my garage. he said can you help me take some of this stuff home. sure no problem. we unloaded the appliances in the driveway. helped him take some of the stuff inside the house. so i got as far as the living room pretty much. we didn't notice anything out of the ordinary. >> now that these women are free what are the next steps for them? let's ask psycho therapist thomas. >> we are hear being jaycie dugard who was held for years and she is giving advice to women this is not who you are, this is just what happened to you. a lot to take in. >> 10 years of psychological manipulation that becomes your norm now. what you are saying and what other women are saying who am i? who am i that's the question.

i'm anne-marie green. we begin this morning with weather, and conditions are setting up for another day of severe weather in the country's heartland. the greatest threat is for the central and southern plains with the possibility of damaging winds and tornadoes stretching all the way to pennsylvania. late yesterday at least three tornadoes touched down in northern kansas. this large twister was reported near bennington, kansas. to the east, another storm caused serious damage at at least one farm. our affiliate from wipw reports. >> reporter: thenoise was deafening. >> like a train. >> reporter: the damage devastating. >> we lost three sheds. i came out first. kids stayed down there. there's glass everywhere. came up and saw the grain bin on our living room, and it just -- there's no words. >> reporter: the beckers lived in the home 12 years and remodeled a year ago. as the tornado threat became a reality, it was time to take cover. >> we had the five kids in the basement and the shower. we stood there tak

certainly a lot of pain at the pump patti anne.nn. >> there were reasons they were going down why are they going up? >> there are a lot of reasons contributing but with demand going up it contributes to it. >> open up the pocket book. >> there are new airline ratings. virgin airlines are number one? >> first time they were on the list who knew. consumer reports ranked all of the airlines based on comfort cleanliness and ice. >> jetblue came in number 2 thanks to the network. the average banked airline rounding out the top 3 with southwest famous for the bag slice healthy. a week after someone last year alone. the loan has returned the entire industry patti ann solvency. that's how much they collected from us. thank you for joining us. >> 18 after the hour. still to come we have been telling you about the department of justice tracking james rosen's phone call. turns out they were also targeting his parents. we will have those details ahead. she may look like a lady but she definitely doesn't act like it. why police are looking for

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kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is at the bridge this morning. anne, what do you know?rter: we have been waiting for today for a very long time. a lot of questions up in the air about what is next for the new span of the bay bridge he