>>anny: time now is 447.change gears and take a look at our forecast as we are all looking for to the weekend. >>erica: happy friday everyone. we are starting out with some clouds. what this means is that once the sun comes up, you probably won't see it. it is going to be a great start to the morning but expect sunshine into the afternoon. the breeze will start to pick and around 1:00 p.m. this afternoon so that we will see some movement and as we hadn't to later on tonight expect calls to return to the skyline. as we take that as we carry numbers into the afternoon, you'll notice pretty comfortable conditions. bids are today with a high of 84 degrees. 64 year high in downtown san francisco. for those of you heading to the a's game here is a look at baseball weather on this friday evening. they are facing off against the red sox. first pitch as 7 05. it will start of sunny your 7 day around the forecast shows subtle changes with not much to talk about. temperatures mainly in the '80s inland as we head into ne

>>anny: welcome back. oakland police and fbi continues to investigate the disappearance of 21 month old daphne web. now the child grandfather tells kron4's haazig madyun that he has some doubts about the father's account of what happened to the child that date. it's a story you will only see on kron4. >>haaziq: >>: the man raising the question car grandfather kevin davis. >>: and a lot of questions that we all have answers to. >>haaziq: i caught up with david outside of this market in oakland. the location with the baby's father john webb who you see here says someone kidnapped the 21 month old from beside his carstore. however davis says that aspect of the story is troubling. >>: who would take a baby with an adult sitting in a car. that's kind of strange. >>haaziq: then or daphne's father said where he parked the car that day. granddad said the questions that as well. >>: for more were standing the car could not have been viewed from afar of the store. i would have partyer in the front of the store with

>>james: >>anny: here is what we know so far.arton says there has been no progress in labor negotiations with its two largest unions. workers want a 4.5% to race- annually over the next two years. >>james: as commuters crambo without the benefit of all bart, the bay area economic institute estimates that the strike cost $73 million a day. the bay area council says it doesn't even include things like the economic impact for people who don't buy lunches, dinners or meet people for drinks because they just couldn't get to work. after all of that and the cost is even higher. we will continue to follow the latest with the bart strike. we will be provided updates on our 247 news channel comcast 193. and on our web site and the offer did facebook and twitter as well >>anny: time to take a quick break. a live look outside as the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic already backing up on this early tuesday morning. this is day two of the bart strike. we will be right back. look at them kids... they have no idea what it was like before u-verse h

good morning everybody i am james fletcher and >>anny: and i am anny hong. let's check with that forecast with erica. good morning >>darya: we are waking up to a fairly mild conditions and it looks like we will see some shot a whole lot earlier than when we did yesterday. >>erica: the clouds will return as we head into the evening hours and i do want to talk about current conditions. you another 63 and fairfield right now, 56 out the door in downtown san francisco. those clouds will peel back relatively early. you will see a lot 90s today and antioch, 71 degrees in oakland, 66 year high in downtown san francisco. you will notice that temperatures will be on the mild side we are talking seasonal tense as we head into the weekend. we will see that pattern of morning fog at afternoon sunshine. not much variation for the next seven days. traffic around the bay area looking pretty good. not my entering any hot spots. all was well at the bay bridge toll plaza with no issues to report. southbound 101 at the golden gate bridge and again we are dealing with some low

--anny: thousand commuters. they were responsible for getting close to wildfires and creating a barrier around them. they died on sunday when the fire they were battling trapped them. about 5 seconds of nats of applause before vo please re-05we the arizona community is rallying around the families the 19 firefighters killed in the line of duty. after a vigil in yarnell celebrating the men, the families left to a standing ovation. the requirement that businesses provide their workers with health insurance will be delayed by one year. this is a key provision in president obama's sweeping health care law. the treasury department said that the plan for the delay came after the administration received requests from business groups for additional time to comply. under the affordable care act, businesses employing more than 50 - full-time employees must provide workers health insurance or they could face penalties. those penalties will now begin in 2015 after next year's congressional elections. a >> a >> >>anny:now to

anny.>>anny: a new round of talks between israeli and palestinian negotiators begins today inthe discussions follow six months of shuttle diplomacy by secretary of state john kerry to restart negotiations that broke down in 2008. since 2000, israeli settlements have doubled in the west bank. the palestinians are claiming that arabs will outnumber jews in the "holy land" by 2020. the senate has confirmed james comey as the new f-b- i director. comey was the former deputy attorney general who worked in the george w bush administration. the 93-to-one vote came after republican senator rand paul of kentucky dropped his filibuster of comey. it's day two of a preliminary hearing in harrisburg, pennsylvania, that will determine whether there's enough evidence to bring to trial three former penn state officials in the jerry sandusky child abuse case. former penn state president graham spanier, retired vice president gary schultz and ex-athletic director tim curley are accused of failing to tell pol

back to anny.k: a family returning from a month-long vacation from correa is thankful they survive the crash landing. the entire jangfamily was entered, but none seriously. the three children and their father are all recovering as san francisco general hospital. joseph has a minor factor in his back. esther has a sprained foot and need crutches. and sarah has a fractured finger heavily bandaged it between her other peak fingernails. all of them said, they thought it was all a dream what happened. >> i cannot bring for a couple of seconds. >> after everything stopped and then i realized i was alive and i looked over and i saw my brother and sister. they were both fined. and then i looked over at my mom and dad and they were both on the floor because their seats filled down and then i called their names out and they both moaned kind of. an >> and >> >>mark: the james family is from colorado and was supposed to board another flight on saturday to denver. --jang family. >>anny: the salvation army is pr

>>anny: millbrae. tests. in august. a napa school wrestling coach has admitted to having child pornography. richard rach-fal was a coach at justin siena high school for five seasons. police arrested him tuesday after finding photographs and videos in his house on fairfax drive. rachfal voluntarily told investigators, he has been downloading images for years. rachfal is also a professional photographer. police are now trying to determine whether he also shot child pornography himself. we'll be right back here on the kron four morning news. following the tragic carstens fire in mariposa county back on june 19th, a tiny glimmer of hope as emerged for two baby owls who were trapped in the blaze. while working on recovery, a firefighter discovered these two gray owlets in a felled tree. when the baby owls' mother did not return to the nest, the firefighter decided to take the owls to a wildlife recovery center in fresno. the owls-- named "puff" and "stuff" have spent the last few weeks in a temperature controlled container,

>>anny: plenty of sunshine.looks like we'll be starting most mornings for the rest of the week with morning clouds. details when we come back. >>james: welcome back. here's erica with the details on that forecast. >>erica: take a look at your numbers. san francisco at 54 degrees. a very chilly 51 in santa rosa. upper 50s right now and oakland and san jose. temperatures will drop another couple of degrees as we approached your morning lows. satellite and radar shows wet weather will toward our south. there was some discussion of it yesterday but it looks like a that was not the case. instead, we are waking up to another cloudy morning. but into the afternoon of the clouds will burn off and you will see plenty of sunshine especially in the east bay. we barely see in the '90s. perhaps brentwood with a high of 92 degrees but looks like temperatures will be in the mid '80s through the san ramon valley pre that for the east bay shoreline, low seventies for oakland, san leandro, upper 60s and berkeley. as we focus our

annie chung. (applause) >> good morning, everyone. i'm annie chung. the san francisco pathway to citizenship initiative is a dream becoming a reality for many of us in the community who have been working closely with both the city through adrian and the office of civic engagement and immigrant affairs, the five foundations and gsa. they are providing the much needed funding for this initiative. there is a national effort called the new americans campaign which is working on naturalization in multiple cities in the country and the seven cbos who makeup the san francisco collaborative are truly grateful. now that san francisco is part of this americans campaign. melissa rogers from the immigrant illegal resource center who heads up that campaign is here today. i want to quickly introduce. and irlc is providing [speaker not understood] to our collaborative. besides self-help for the elderly, there are six other community based organizations and their representatives whom i'd like to introduce to you now. if i call your name, would you step up and stand b

>>anny: no u.s. restaurants will offer a distant that judge kids at milk auctions. the ceo for cockleshells says kit mills don't fit that with michael belt strategy and those bills have had a significant impact on sales injuries. >>james: flat screen tvs have been a selling point for tvs for more than a decade but now companies like algae and samsung are making tvs with screens that are not flat. the new screens have " concave " screens or the middle been away from the viewer. the two companies are launching the tv's this week in the west. the sets have a suggested price of $50,000 and will be sold in some best buy stores. >>james: the fate of kids brought to the country illegally is on the table today. at the house works on a series of bills dealing with immigration after rejecting a copy of the senate measure. a house committee is holding a hearing on what to do about such child immigrants. leaders of the house the judiciary committee are expected to endorse the pact to citizenship for lee some of those immigrants. >>anny: the the house begins considering a $600 b

>>anny: a quick update.he justine waldman just to read it at that the first very well take off at 6:00 this morning. there is already a line. this is the first strike since 1977. when we come back we are also tracking trouble digit heat. erica has a that after also tracking trouble digit heat. erica has a that after ♪he break. we don't have a ten step filtering process for our water. we don't need it. because crystal geyser is made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser is always bottled at the mountain source. >>darya: >>erica: muni is doing their part to get you around the city. we are also talking extra theories of running every 45 minutes starting at 6:00 a.m.. a lot of public transit agencies doing their part this morning parade will have more details on what to expect plus a look at bay area six breach coming up in just a minute. stay with us. if you're seeing spotsot before your eyes, it's timeim for aveeno® positively radiant face moisturizer.er [ female announcer ]er if you're seeing spotsot before y

good morning, im anny hong. and i'm james fletcher. we will continue to track the latest with the deadly asiana airline crash that left two dead and many wounded. is with canberrabut first lets check in with erica kato for an update on our weather forecast. as the investigation continues in the deadly asiana airlines crash over the weekend, we are learning new details this morning. we now know the name of the pilot behind the wheel at the time of the crash. lee kang-kuk had only 43 hours of flying time experience in a boeing triple-7 and it was his first time landing that type of plane at s-f-o. there were 307 people on board asiana flight 214 coming in from seoul. two people were killed. both of them teenage girls from china. the coroner's office now probing if one of the girls was killed after being run over by a rescue vehicle. of the surviving victims, at least 180 people were taken to several bay area hospitals. this is cell-phone video of the crash as it happened. you can see the plane approaching the runway when the tail end mak

>>anny: the time now is 953.ggy at the golden gate bridge the we are expecting more sunshine agreed we will be right back. >>anny:seven-eleven is marking its 86th birthday with its annual free slurpee day today. it's the perfect day to celebrate: it's july 11th, or seven-eleven. participating seven-eleven stores in the u-s and canada will give away 12- ounce slurpees from 11 a-m to 7 p-m. 7-eleven says it's the world's first convenience store. it was born in the summer of 19-27 in suburban dallas. it now operates more than 50-thousand stores in 16 countries. thanks for joining us everyone. have a great day. dr. phil coming up next. >> announcer: police say it was suicide. >> dr. phil: is it possible she accidently overdosed? >> no. >> announcer: a dr. phil mystery. >> they injected here and killed her. >> dr. phil: the evidence on the cameras, how can you tell it's a female? >> announcer: did stalkers murder her daughter? >> dr. phil: you said these people murdered my daughter. >> announcer: now the accused come

. >> or maybe not for the girls getting a chance to play annie on broadway. meet some next.atching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ it's a hard kck life fo ♪ it's a hard knock life for us ♪ >> one of the singers and songs from the musical annie, it's a hard knock life. annie playing on broadway. >> a new documentary about how the young ladies who play the title role got their big chance. abc's david muir tells us more. >> reporter: the musical annie had its broadway premiere in 1977, two years later, recognize that face? the young actress from new york, sarah jessica parker, playing annie. >> the sun will come out tomorrow so you have got to hang on till tomorrow ♪ >> reporter: annie is back, a documentary it's a hard knock life, follows the hopes and dreams of girls hoping for a shot on the stage. more than 5,000 of them auditioning all over the nation. emily got a chance to audition. ♪ >> for the first audition, my shirt said i got me kind of funny. >> where did you learn how to sing like that? >> reporter: from

Ñáçwçñ >>anny: welcome back. the time is 510.ern span on the bay bridge will * not open as scheduled on labor day as a contractor repairs cracked seismic safety bolts. the toll bridge program oversight committee says the contactor working on the project forecasts that it's retrofit of the failed bolts will take until at least december 10th. the authority says a bay bridge opening date will be determined after that. >>james:the delayed opening of the bay bridge has caused some concern for bay area residents. the toll bridge program oversite committee says, in addition to extending the completion date to december just prior to opening. a full 4-day closure of the bay bridge will take place. in order to transition traffic from the old eastern span to the new one >>anny: and will return we will talk more about the warm-up we should be expecting this week. we will be right back. ♪ [ male announcer ] when the a.c. goes out in a heat wave, it's nuccio heating and air conditioning that comes to the rescue. at&t helped nuccio put a comple

>>anny: thanks george.hallengers have won their appeal of a proposed change to the writers of both competing for the america's cup. a five person panel ruled that the america's cup director. and murray cannot on--unilaterally make rule changes. luna rossa challenge and emirates team new zealand filed the appeal. the first leave a time cup race between to bolt on the bay is--louis vuitton. scheduled for saturday when emirates team new zealand and and luna rossa face-off. however race director murray has threatened to ask the u.s. coast guard to pull the racing permit for san francisco bay is to challengers didn't agree to all 37 safety requirements he proposed. >>mark: the giants were able to find a winning formula last night in san diego. this young fan and san diego is ecstatic about getting a ball. the giants win for = 2 that's only their fourth win in the last 20 games. they play again tonight in san diego, first pitches at 5:00 p.m. the oakland athletics had the day off yesterday following a two and one

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>>anny: here is what we know. been no progress in labor negotiations with its two largest unions. workers want a four and a half percent raise annually over the next three years. the union has offered its 2 percent raise. we will have all updates on our 247 bay area news channel comcast 193 and we will be providing updates on the are facebook and twitter pages as well as on our web site kron4 dot com. stay with us. >>mark: >> i am with these protesters because this is people's everyday way to commute. but that the economy. people drive their cars from point a to point b. just to catch bart. so when you think about all of that stuff, everybody is back in their cars, there's more accidents, there are more problems because people wake up in. ud to that so this is a problem and i as a human being hope that you all fixes. >>mark: bart has added extra charter buses but their efforts have not been enough. >>anny: we will continue in just a minute. will take a live look outside from our roof camera. it is going to be hot

but go to the weather center and see what anny has. >>anny: cloudy skies out there.o your monday morning we are expecting calls to be widespread for much of the morning hours. so the clear especially toward san francisco and the coastline. faugh expecting even slightly warmer conditions because today will be below average airport delays at sfo, just over an hour and not due to visibility but due to construction at this hour. temperatures right now are 59 and oakland, 56 and livermore, 57 and san jose and also 54 and nab up. 60 degree reading in hayward. clouds. fairly widespread this morning. make it their way further inland than usual. futurecast 4. by no time, will indicate 50s and 60s and then '70s. by 3:00, highs will usually top of. it generally '60s and '70s amanda a few 80 degree readings. heading over to the east bay we are looking at >>darya: good morning gary. >>gary: you call this a good morning after what happened to the giants. >>darya: i bet you're on your way with a giants to washington. yahoo can go and be proud. tammy. i don't care that they did he s

good morning i'm anny hong. and i'm james fletcher. crowds of protesters are breaking storefront windows and clashing with police in downtown oakland this morning after hundreds of protesters gathered in response to the acquittal of george zimmerman. this is video of the protests from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c seven news. oakland police attempted to redirect the crowd of at least 250 protesters when they began lighting off fireworks and smashing glass windows on telegraph avenue. the protests briefly blocked traffic on interstate 880. so far, nine people have been arrested. the rally began last night around six at the frank ogawa plaza. here is what one protester had to say during that rally. late last night protesters attempted to stop traffic on interstate 580 but were blocked by police. other confrontations between protesters and police happened throughout oakland, including at the courthouse and downtown. one of the six women who found george zimmerman "not guilty" has decided to come forward to explain how the jury cam

annie, we were talking about what do you watch more, television or movies.eement or broad agreement that television is where the art form is, it's where the compelling stories are. it's also where the money is. david denby in the new republic writes in the 1930s roughly 80 million people went to the movies every week with weekly attendance peeking in 90 million in the 1930s and in the 1940s. now 30 million people go to the movies in a population 2.5 times the population of the 1930s. >> i will not go to the movies unless i'm absolutely sure that it's going to be really, really great. i'm so often disappointed where so much tv is fantastic. the richness you can get by spending dozens of hours with the characters is totally different to what you're getting in 2 1/2 hours. the sopranos, the office uk, there are a huge amount of buildings romans so if you sit down and watch all of the episodes at once. >> the wire, michael, that is very much beyond a reflection of american society. that was almost the rosetta stone for what is happening in certain parts of ameri

>>anny: we're watching our traffic this morning. here's george.e found in the bay area this morning. on any other day, it would be a minor incident. looking also at cal to train delays this morning because of a fatal accident that occurred at the atherton station. trains don't stop there. a pedestrian was struck by a northbound train an hour- and-a-half ago so there are major delays because trains were held for a while in both directions. they're announcing go tracking past the effort to station. looking at the freeways around the bay. you'll find light traffic around the bay area everywhere. here's the san mateo bridge. you can see light in both directions and the golden gate bridge is a just fine and a problem free. >>erica: good morning george. coastal clouds are sticking around and a cooler start to the morning. for the afternoon, expect sunny and breezy conditions and a dramatic cool down. unless spots a will lose as much as 20 degrees. --inland spots. futurecast for tracking '60s for the peninsula, 70's for east bay shot for lunch time. a p.

if they are breathing and you shake annie and she says "go away, i'm sleeping here" you don't have to move her. how much blood do you have? about 6-liters and how much of the red fluid would it take to soak the front of my shirt? not much and one of the little lobes in the bottom here, half an ounce would coat my shirt an if i were to take this and pore it out on the wooden flee floor make a mess and all over the place and difficult to gi gauge blood loss by what you are looking at and there is an emotional component to it and this is a lot of blood and ble bleeding control and pressure and elevation and pressure poi point. to stop bleeding you put direct pressure on the wound. then you do direct pressure and elevation and then you do direc pressure and elevation and a pressure point. direct pressure on the wound an dressing goes on it and a bandage holding it in place. oh my gosh the dress acknowledges soaked through and what do i do? take it off and throw it away? no. put another one on top and hold tighter and get a good grip on it and if you elevate the affe affected part it will

let's just go to anny hong with more on your forecast. >>anny: recovering from the weekend.we are expecting credit conditions and fog this morning once again. i think that fog will push inland places like livermore preconceived fog as well started off your morning. by this afternoon, you will see a mixture of some sun and clouds. the fog will be cancelled to clear which will keep temperatures below the average for the afternoon. and this evening fog and clouds once again and a sea breeze still in place. temperatures right now, looking up to 55 in downtown san francisco. 57 in san jose. also in livermore. 56 of vallejo and lower 50s for friends up north in napa. highs for today. a get a cool day for a lot of locations. let's start and a downtown san francisco area and the peninsula. 61 year high. 66 for san mateo. 64 in half moon bay. low sixties for the city. well '70s and mid- 70s for redwood city. though 70 support palo alto. adding to the doll-south bay, to breakers definitely on the close eye but you will see plenty of sunshine for the afternoon. 733-san jose and is '70s

thank you, annie, for leading that. you've been a wonderful collaborater with us. the asian caucus, asian pacific islander outreach, catholic charities cyo, international institute of the bay area, jewish family and children services, [speaker not understood] community resource center. as well as the african advocacy network, the arab resource organizing center, myob which is the [speaker not understood], the southeast asian community center, [speaker not understood] media, of course san francisco immigrant rights commission. well, i've often said in many speeches that our immigrant population is important. well, over a third of our population are immigrants and we acknowledge that. but i don't just want to say it as an announcement. everybody knows that. what we want is full participation. we want people to not be afraid or not be meeting as many barriers as they are today, from activating themselves in full participation. and i do want to have people of all languages and all heritages telling us how they want our parks to be managed, how they want community safet

>>anny: welcome back.o get a live look outside. traffic is slow going at so no surprises there. this expect plenty of traffic this morning as once again, bart strike is still on now in day three. >>mark: ac transit buses have been doing their best to get people across the bay but they are also undergoing negotiations as well as their it contract expired on sunday just like a bar to the did. they decided not to strike as of today but if they do they are saying they will give a 24 hour notice. if people are relying on a.c. transit buses during this bart strike. management is demanding pay increases and grades of improvements to work conditions and 53 expense >>anny: time to take a quick break. at the time now is 520--7273 here is a live look at the ferry on jacqueline that judge jack london and square. kron4's testing waldman is live once again this morning out there. --justine waldman look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the hou

annie wang is a co-founder of the popular website hercampus.com. she started the site when she was a student at harvard. hi, annie. >> hi. >> i understand you were recently invited to test out some new intel-inspired devices. how cool was that? >> it was really awesome. i got to try out some of the latest intel-inspired touch-capable 2-in-1 ultrabooks and tablets. >> when you say "2-in-1," what does that mean? >> sure. so, intel has actually inspired a whole new category of ultrabooks and tablets that give you more than one way of using them. so, for example, this lenovo yoga is currently in tent mode, and you'll see that here. so, like, say you want to just relax and watch a movie, you can do that in this mode, but it will also convert into a number of different modes -- for example, back into clamshell mode, like a traditional laptop, and then you can have all the productivity you need. >> what a great idea, but is it a budget-breaker? >> so, these devices are actually great news for a high-school back-to-school budget. being able to wring every

>>anny: good morning. time now is 430. happy wednesday. let's check in with erica on the full details of that forecast. >>erica: we are still waking up to fog and cloud cover. as we head into the afternoon, we will see plenty of sunshine and some high clouds mixed into the skyline. war cloud cover later on tonight with calm wins. let's focus not on your afternoon highs. it will be in a little bit cooler than what we saw yesterday i do want to start in the east bay. we are starting off with a fuel '90s. temperatures back in the '80s for the san ramon valley. 74 degrees in town leandro. there is going to be a gorgeous day and the south bay. it will be able to be cooler but the upper 80s and evergreen. downtown's san francisco today with a high of north bay '70s eighties and. your 7 day around the bay forecast shows subtle changes each and every day temperatures honestly don't what to it that much to look like we're back in 90 degree territory by the latter half of the weekend. i do want to talk traffic for just a moment. i will follow the up

and annie's, another player is rallied 33%. fairway, another organic grocery store rocketed 115% higher since it came public in april. however there's one company that's awash in this theme and barely getting any credit, i'm talking about wwav for you home gamers, the maker of organic dairy and dairy like products like soy milk, horizon organic milk, land o lakes butter and dairy creamers. stock is up 21% for the year. that's barely more than the 19% gain in the s&p in the same period, and much less than other natural food names. there's a bunch of reasons but part of it is simply has to do with the fact that when a group has been rallying as hard as these foods have it trickles down to the cheaper names in the industry and white wave is cheaper than its cohorts. it has a 20% long-term growth rate. hain sells for a higher multiple, 25 times next year's earnings even though it has a lower 16.7 long-term growth rate. annie's sells for 36 times earnings and it's only growing a couple of percentage points faster than whitewave. whi

anny hong.. >> yes. i have been tracking also a social media. and looking at the twitter feed. and from some of this information that we're getting is that president obama has been alerted about this situation. we will keep you updated as new information has been available and pardon the challenge is the language barrier. according to twitter, that if any officer who speaks korean needs to go to s f o. because one of the main airlines out of south part of this challenge is the language barrier. anybody who speaks korean needs to go to s f o and lend their language assistance. also, i want to mention that that purchased moments ago that there are two runways that are going to be opened shortly. they are going to ask every passenger to check with arrivals/departure information with the airline carriers. they are working on trying to get the air wastthe-runways open. and according to the twitter feed from the airport, and also, the ntsb. again, the biggest challenge that they are getting is the language barrier. they do not have a lot of people floor english- speaking caribbean. w

annie and the people who work with me and annie i don't ever want to know who's in the audience even my own family when they come i say go through my system because i just want to do the work i just want to do the work i don't want to be thinking about who's out in the audience. you know is there a celebrity out there that's why i hated knowing patti lu pone me audience during the tonys i really just want to do my work. which leads into a less social media question just a limp on instagram where you want to be remembered for. making people laugh i think that will nothing like that nothing like it nothing like it cures all ills you know that moment that moment night when you're leading up to the lie yeah and you know it's funny if you play into the game shows cause if you only knew this i don't know your case based on how you felt about boys who was the first person you kissed the first person i cast. some kid up in a tree a boy up an intruder in the triana hole would probably twelve members within walking cigarettes to you remember his name no i don't remember his name but you didn't

>>anny: we will have update all morning and to attend. you can get the latest on kron4 dock, and are 247 bay area news channel. that is comcast channel 193. >>james: here is a live look outside at the crash site. the investigation continues. they did interview all four pilots and flight attendant and they will have more details on what was discovered in those interviews into the morning bricky to appear to kron4. 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 to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>mark: surv

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