and you will introduce. >> armstrong. first of all i thank everybody for coming out for this occasion. armstrong has been working on this look for a wild and it has been very exciting project. as you probably know he this was not his first endeavor in the book realm. beyond blame and letters to young victims has also been excellent publication. armstrong and i had an opportunity to talk several times and we frequently when i'm driving into work, discussing the issues of the day, what is going on, and you know, most of the time he is right and the other times he disagrees with me. [laughter] but you know, a book about virtues is so timely at a time in which we live right now, because people have a tendency to do things you know and to manipulate situations for their own gains or political gain as opposed to doing things that are right and it seems to be a part of being an american that has been lost. in 18311 alexis de tocqueville came to america to look at what was going on here, because the europeans were just flabbergas

what john armstrong said was true. the american arrangements for the battle of bladensburg were as good as the circumstances which included the abilities and efficiency of the commanders and the abilities and deficiencies of the man who had given them their jobs and kept them there admitted. the charm was wound up, now the battle for the capital would play it out. the courage james madison showed on the morning of the battle of bladensburg is what first prompted me to write about him. it was moral counselor even more than physical -- courage even more than physical. he did not put on a hat and a cock caid, he put himself at the point of contact. on a bad day, it was likely to get worse, he chose to see what was happening and to face the consequences of his actions. but the war of 812 is not what -- 1812 is not what people most associate with madison. he's most famous for his role in producing the constitution. madison was called the father of the constitution during his lifetime and has borne the title ever since. t a

armstrong was escorted off the flight. southwest later apologized saying "very sorry for your incident." . today, bay area residents had mixed opinions about airline dress code enforcement. >> they would have the right to if you saw the things you shouldn't see in public. >> there is no excuse for bad manners. >> reporter: some say airlines need to be up front about their policy. >> full disclosure. needs to be up front and accessible, the information. . >>> >> reporter: a statement saying they followed up with green day's armstrong and the situation was resolved to his satisfactionion. he decided to take the next flight an hour later. southwest officials are investigating whether their employee behaved behave prep united statesly. behaved appropriately. . >>> the pilot sullenberger said the auto pilot may cause human pilots to disengage from the process of flying. the now retired pilot is known for the so-called miracle on the hudson. here at ktvu said pilots need training so they can quickly take control of their planes

armstrong was escorted off the flight.west later apologized saying "very sorry for your incident." . today, bay area residents had mixed opinions about airline dress code enforcement. >> they would have the right to if you saw the things you shouldn't see in public. >> there is no excuse for bad manners. >> reporter: some say airlines need to be up front about their policy. >> full disclosure. needs to be up front and accessible, the information. . >>> >> reporter: a statement saying they followed up with green day's armstrong and the situation was resolved to his satisfactionion. he decided to take the next flight an hour later. southwest officials are investigating whether their employee behaved behave prep united statesly. behaved appropriately. . >>> the pilot sullenberger said the auto pilot may cause human pilots to disengage from the process of flying. the now retired pilot is known for the so-called miracle on the hudson. here at ktvu said pilots need training so they can quickly take control of their planes during

armstrong was sentenced to a year behind bars. george simms was the prosecutor on the case. >> the defendant did commit predatory acts against his neighbors and he is -- he can live somewhere but he cannot live among the people whom he victimized for so long. >> reporter: armstrong's neighbors are relieved. >> it's a big deal. big deal for me and our community. >> reporter: armstrong made what looked like a very reluctant apology today. that outraged the judge who noted that the neighborhood where armstrong grew up all these years has changed but his racist attitudes have not. armstrong's family said they will sell the house. >> after several years of vandalism. >> scott broom, thanks for that. >>> we need to talk about this, you know how things are on the beltway it's hard to get around sometimes but get ready for something new. the left exit from the inner loop to westbound i-66 is closing tonight, closing forever. drivers will have to use a new exit on the right side that will take you to both directions of interstate 66. the c

billy joe armstrong, not happy about it. new at 5:00, jodi hernandez joins us from berkeley where the band got its start. usually rock and roll stars don't get treated like this. is there a clear policy from southwest? >> reporter: we're not certain what the policy is. what i can tell you is that southwest airlines is apologize tick tonight -- apologetic tonight as the singer who started on and off berkeley sounds off about how he was treated. billy joe armstrong, piedmont resident and lead singer of green day, was boarding a burbank-bound southwest flight when he was booted off for wearing saggy pants. we talked to a passenger on the flight who said the incident took all before 30 seconds to a minute. she describes as a heated argument. she says the flight attendant sternly ordered armstrong to pull up his pants or get off the plane. she says armstrong then asked the flight attendant, don't you have something better to do? and then he was quickly escorted off the plane. armstrong tweeted about what happened shortly afterwar

everybody on this case expected the suspect, steven armstrong would be sent to prison. but as scott broom tells us, nobody expected the judge to ban him from returning to his own home once he gets out. >> i'm scott broom in wheaten where a neighbor was sent away to prison today for committing hate crimes against his hispanic neighbors and told by the judge once he gets out of prison, he will not be allowed to live in the neighborhood again. steven armstrong conducted a personal campaign of hate and intimidation against latinos in his wheaten neighborhood by targeting vehicles for nearly 100 mysterious late night tire slashings over at least two years. >> i'm afraid for my life. >> and now it's unlikely armstrong will ever return here. he was banned by judge robert greenburgh from coming home during the three years of probation he'll serve after getting out of prison. armstrong was sentenced to year behind bars. >> he can live somewhere, but he just cannot live among the people whom he victimized for so long. >> it's a big deal. it's a big deal for me. it's a big deal fo

that man's attorney says, unlike armstrong, his client never got an apology. again this time it was a famous musician who was targeted and booted for wearing saggy pants. again this time southwest airlines says, it's sorry. in berkeley, jodi her hernandez. >> with the sluggish economy burglary is on the rise. precious metals, said to be the motive at an antique mall. 200 antique booths at antique and design mall. the robbers who broke in, broke in through the roof and they knew where they were goechling. they scouted the building apparently in advance and targeted several pieces of jewelry, coins and 300-year-old georgian sterling silver. taking up to $30,000 worth. >> this is a mall which has 100 different deemealers in here. seven other dealers lost things. some consignment items were taken. georgian silver. candlesticks. jewelry, gold coins. silver coins. green money. old money. mostly jewelry. >> the owner of the mall says the burglars, tripped an alarm, alerting the security company which then contacted police. well, thieves are bold, and creative. here i

it was green day front man billie joe armstrong. now, it all happened here. he got to know the oakland airport a little more than he wanted to. his fans aren't shocked he got kicked off but more because of his fashion sense, saggy pants?! ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: green day punk rocker billie joe armstrong is singing the blues kicked off a southwest flight from oakland to burbank because his pants were sagging into low. he tweeted last night, as soon as he and a companion lost their seat. his bay area fans can't believe armstrong was actually sagging. >> i wouldn't imagine some punk rock dude with his pants halfway down his you know -- >> reporter: not him? >> no. >> reporter: this is the second time this year an airline has disapproved of a passenger's choice of clothing. last june a university of mexico football player was kicked off his u.s. airways flight from san francisco because his pants were sagging too low. deshon marman, a university of new mexico football player, was arrested when he refused to deplane. no charges were filed. some feel airlines go

armstrong was trying to fly from oakland 0 to burk bank. he september a tweet saying he was kicked off a flight because his pants were too baggie. a southwest spokesman said the situation was rae solved to the customer's satisfaction and armstrong was allowed on the next flight to burbank. music was good. good and loud today at the 59th annual sausolito arts festival. nearly 20,000 original works of arts from culp -- sculptures and sir rammics and stuff in between. 34,000 visit it every year so get there early tomorrow if you want to enjoy a little fun. leigh glaser is here with the weather. >> leigh: always fun there. always fun. yes, the fog has started to move in you can see it behind us here. the bay bridge scoured with low clouds and fog. another shot here from the high definition rooftop cam and the sky there a little fuzzy. you can barely see the golden gate bridge right now. going to bring in some mist and drizzle for your evening as well. 72 degrees in antioch. 64 in livermore, 61 in concord. clear skies. but towards oakland, san f

it should have never occurred. >> reporter: armstrong says he's devastated and angry. a woman who had the fight in her to survive was taken. he says strikes that leave nurses locked out for so long aren't acceptable. >> they have to find a better way. judy shouldn't be dead. >> now, summit declined to talk about the incident. but they issued a statement over the weekend saying that, quote, it's a most unfortunate event and we're very sorry. there's currently two investigations under way. one by summit and another by the oakland police department. >>> this is what they had to say, never again. that's how pg&e is reacting to the official word they are to blame for the san bruno explosion. the national transportation safety board released its official report today. they posted it online. the 140-page examination looked at the decades of mistakes that resulted in that explosion. it included that much of the gas line system could still be at risk. because company records are so incomplete and impossible to assess the danger. in a statement today, pg&e's president pledged to

that's taylor armstrong, right there.l armstrong, killed himself, which was all part of "the real housewives of beverly hills." and last night, on the premiere, the cast actually sat down and addressed the suicide. we'll have a lot more on that coming up. >>> we say good morning, america. i'm george stephanopoulos. >> i'm robin roberts. would they reedit part of the show. >> we'll show that. >>> a new twist for amanda knox. she's back in court. but this time, the prosecution is under fire. the forensics of her case under scrutiny right now. are these the details that could spell freedom for amanda knox? >>> and chaz bono is taking on all of the backlash for him being on "dancing with the stars." he's g gng to answer critics this morning. >>> first, let's get right to the new season of "the real housewives of beverly hills," kicking off last night. viewers waited to see how the cast would handle the shocking death of estranged husband of one of the stars. and andrea canning is here to talk about the big premiere. >> report

armstrong was trying to fly from oakland to burbank. cindy chu was on the flight and witnessed the incident. >> a flight attendant approaches him and says, "pull your pants up." and so he said, "don't you have better things to do than worry about that? ". and then the flight attendant said "pull your pants up or you are coming off the plane." >> southwest responded to armstrong's tweet saying "very sorry for your experience. someone from our kerry lagses team will reach out to you to get more details." >>> a new twist in the on going saga over that lost iphone 5 prototype. c net said it went missing at this mission district bar. a source said the phone's signal was traced to a home in san francisco. after initially denying that officers were involved, this sfpd says four plain clothed officers did in fact accompany apple security to a home on anderson street. according to police is, two apple security officers went in the house, but they did not find the phone. the man who lives in the home claims the apple employees did not identify th

armstrong's pants, which a flight attendant ordered him to pull up.cindy qiu of our san francisco affiliate was on the plane with armstrong. >> he said, don't you have better things to d dthan worry about that? and then, the flight attendant said again, pull your pants up or you're coming off the plane. >> reporter: just got kicked off a southwest flight because my pants sagged too low. he tweeted, what the "f"? no joke. this wasn't the first time a getup resulted in getting off the plane. college football player deshon marmon was arrested after being hauled off a usair flighgh also for low-hanging trousers. immediately after armstrong's tweet, southwest went into damage control. very sorry for your experience tonight. someone from our customeme relations team will reach out to yoyoto get more details. southwest later released a statement saying, the situation was resolved to armstrong's satisfaction. ♪ on holiday >> reporter: still, the next time the rocker heads on holiday, he might want to opt for usair, which allowed this gentleman to catch a flig

. >> reporter: an argument that doesn't carry much weight with armstrong williams. >> the government does not owe you a living. the government does not owe you health care. >> reporter: williams says there is an argument to be made against president obama. unemployment, for example. >> the slight of american blacks under his leadership has worsened. >> reporter: but republicans chasing black voters. >> it's an important investment. why spend all of the money and you have very little on the return. many american blacks in this country have their allegiance to race. they have sol tarity. and they'll feel a betrayal to themselves not to vote for him. >> reporter: racial politics is

everybody on this case expected the suspect, steven armstrong would be sent to prison. but as scott broom tells us, nobody expected the judge to ban him from returning to his own home once he gets out. >> i'm scott broom in wheaten where a neighbor was sent away to prison today for committing hate crimes against his hispanic neighbors and told by the judge once he gets out of prison, he will not be allowed to live in the neighborhood

again, you know, lance armstrong denies all of these allegations.eresting new report. >> tough to hear about such a great athlete. >>> "modern family," season premiere last night. huge fan of it. of course, you remember, the two adorable little girls who played lily, twins in real life, jade and ella hiller but apparently they didn't like acting, just wanted to be little girls so they replaced her with a new little girl who will have lines. an adorable little girl. >> look how cute she is. >>> here are some stories to watch today on abc news. the protesters who have been expressing their anger with wall street since saturday say their demonstrations will continue today and indefinitely. police have arrested at least seven people during the demonstrations. >>> president obama is spending part of the day in the key political state of ohio. he's promoting his jobs plan and visiting a bridge he says will be repaired if the gop backs his proposal. >>> julian assange's long-awaited autobiography goes on sale today. but the wikileaks founder says he's not

. >>> billie joe armstrong, the lead singer of green day, said he was kicked off of a southwest airlines flight because of what he was wearing. >> he is the lead singer of green day and an actor at times and his band has won more than 90 major awards and now he is known as a pants sagger. >> this is a youngster yes, but a very opinionated one as well. she talk about the tweet from the singer. >> i think that people should pull up their pants when they are asked to pull up their pants because it's rude, you know. >> according to reports armstrong was asked to pull up his pants twice and did not and was was there for kicked off. the little girl is not upset with the airlines in the least. >> he is a lead singer and he takes responsibility. he should take responsibility of that too. >> the but many are us set with southwest for doing it. as soon as we became aware of what had happened we reached out to apologize for this customer's experience. he elected to take the next flight and we followed up with the customer and involved employees to get more details and in our latest conversations un

sinatra, ella fitzgerald, louis armstrong, is going to sound great 50 gears now. >> jon: you know whoe? >> well, they were my masters ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: i'm telling you, man. when you came out for us-- when you came out forinous washington, i'm telling you, there was only one person i wanted at the end there standing up at the capitol singing to those people and you just-- you exceeded expecting as, as you always do. it's just an honor to see you. >> that was the most beautiful moment in my life because to sing "america the beautiful" right there with the capitol behind us and the flag. >> jon: it was something, baby. >> thank you. >> jon: thank you ( cheers and applause ) "tony bennett: did youets two." it's available everywhere. get it. the great tony bennett. ( cheers and applause ) ♪

i watched neil armstrong walk on the moon andd from that moment forward there was a little bit of a glimmerhere. i started flying airplanes and further on down the line made a marriage of the two and ended up becoming an instrument. it's really spectacular. >> stephen: anybody else? was this a childhood sdplepl >> i think it was something we thought about when we were younger but it's one of the things you don't take seriously. >> stephen: now that the shuttle mission is done, what do you dream of growing up to become? (laughter) that's >> that's a hard question. that's a really hard question. >> stephen: what was the last fight like? did you guys fight to see what would be the last person in space? were you all hoping for the last seat in the shuttle so you could say i was the last one up there. >> it would be them. >> i was the last one to board the vehicle which was kind of fun because these guys were sitting on their backs uncomfortable and i got to stand on the launch pad and walk around and look at the ocean then it was my turn go and i got to cross the gantry for the last time and cl

billy joe armstrong of green day twitted that he had been kicked off of sáut west because of his sag-- of southwest because of his saggy pants. we have reached out for armstrong for a comment but so far we have not heard back. >>> tomorrow oakland becomes cannabis central. new at 6:00 tonight, jade hernandez live in oakland with word that lighting up will be legal for some participates. >> reporter: that's right the tents are already up and ready for vendors. off in the distance a huge stage has already been set up in front of oakland city hall. today workers assembled what will house hundreds of booths for the international cannabis and hemp expo. it will take over 6.5 blocks. it begins tomorrow and lasts through sunday. you don't need a cannabis card to get in for anyone 18 years and older. medical marijuana smokers can even light up legally in front of city hall. cannabis supporters tout oakland as the first city in the country to license cannabis. a few years ago oakland passed a tax and passed a law to allow cannabis businesses. >> it comes to show how far the industry has come

in beverly hills, taylor armstrong opened up about her husband's recent suicide on "entertainment tonight." >> he would say i'm afraid i'm going to kill you one day. >> we see more and more sandals on "the real housewives." what do you make of that? >> out of necessity on tv they pick the most dramatic moments so it seems like everybody is crazy. >> and now a mass firing. the couple everyone loved to hate on the "real housewives of new york" but in an attempt to shake up the show they were canned, seemingly out of the blue this week along with co-stars jill, kelly and cindy. >> cindy, your former castmate she said it was too much fighting. it was get too out of hand and that's the reason they shook up the cast. any truth to that? >> the fans definitely reacted this season about the show being darker. i'm sorry i was collateral damage. i think it was spiralling out of control so there had to be a shakeup. >> the franchise is dealing with murder, bankruptcy, cheating, and some even blame the show for russell armstrong's suicide saying he couldn't keep up with the lavish lifestyles of the ot

we'll tell you how they address the suicide of russell armstrong. have that and more when we come back. lls are back. we'll tell you how they address the suicide of russell armstrong. we'll have that and more when we come back. >>> welcome back, everybody. time for a jam-packed tuesday "skinny" post-holiday here. "the real housewives of beverly hills" premiered last night. we've been talking about this for several weeks, the suicide of russell armstrong. they did address this before the show. before the premiere they did a special segment, not his wife but the women did talk about the suicide and kind of defended his wife, taylor, as well, and moved on with the season premiere, which did not shy away from the troubles in their marriage. seemed like they're still going to tackle this thing throughout the season. take a look at one clip from the special where the housewives did come to taylor's defense. >> there's plenty of men that their wives leave them, they don't kill themselves. you cannot feel responsible for that. nobody can. it was his choice.

billy joe armstrong sporting saggy pants. cheryl, things used to be so easy. you pull up your pants and everyone is happy. now we sag. what happened? >> reporter: raj, i don't know what things are so complicated but saggy pants seem to be just a fashion statement. some airlines just don't like it. >> not knowing what he was wearing but from the sounds of it, it sounds extreme. >> reporter: it was apparently extreme for the southwest flight attendant who apparently did like the way billy armstrong wore his pants. reports say he was kicked off of a flight because of, you guessed it, saggy pants. >> i've seen people get on flights with more questionable things than baggy pants. >> reporter: he told the flight attendant, don't you have better things to do than worry about that? he even tweeted saying, just got kicked off a southwest flight because my pants sagged too low. what? no joke. this isn't the first time something like this has happened here in the bay area. last june, deshawn marmon was kicked off of a flight. his attorney, joe o'sullivan. >> i think the

on his twitter page last night, green day front man, billy joe armstrong wrote quote, just kicked off a southwest flight because my pants sagged too low. what the -- you can fill in the blank from there. he was on a flight headed from oakland to burbank. southwest did apologize to armstrong on twitter. >>> and an airline spokesperson said quote, we followed up with this customer and involved employees to get more details. i understand from the customer the situation was resolved to his satisfaction. >>> san rafael man beaten unconscious in a restroom during the 49er, raider game. he is talking about the response to get help. >> people didn't respond fast enough to where it was more intense, i think my life could have been taken in a second because it wasn't quick enough. >> that 26-year-old who does not want to be identified blames a lack of security. the emergency room worker believes that his condition is improving, the search for the suspect cooled off. well here's a sketch of the man that police are still looking for. he is described as somoan, 6'3" weighing 260-pounds and a goate

southwest did apologize to armstrong. it says that he took the next flight and the situation was in their words resolved to his satisfaction. this of course comes after a university of new mexico football player was kicked off a u.s. airways flight in june over a dispute involving his saggy pants. >>> it's the last spin for an east bay state park. border town is about to be demolished. anne makovec explains why officials wanted out. >> 100 skaters built this place. >> reporter: they gathered donations to start forming the concrete mecca called bordertown under the macarthur maze in 2004. >> it is slightly breaking the law. but i mean, if you see what's going on here, it's nothing but skateboarding. >> reporter: it's also trespassing on caltrans property. >> it keeps kids off the street, you know, from graffiti and on the walls and causing violence on the streets. >> reporter: this group did get condition permission to use the space a lease signed in 2005 between caltrans, oakland and bordertown but caltrans said that boar

billy jo armstrong is the lead singer and thursday he was boarding a southwest flight and on his twitter page he said he was kicked off the flight because his pants were too low. people we spoke to had mixed feelings about the incident. >> it's no excuse for bad manners, but he should have had his pants up. >> full disclosure needs to be clear, up front, needs to be accessible, the information. >> and on its twitter page, southwest confirmed armstrong got into an at occasion with a male flight attendant. last night they issued a statement saying they had a pommize towed armstrong and the situation was resolved to his liking. the company is investigating whether or not their employee correctly handled that incident. >>> a new alert issued for those expected to fly in the coming weeks. the state department issued a global travel warning for u.s. citizens flying around the world. this latest advisory comes a week before the 10th anniversary of 9/11. government officials say they are warning americans to be vigilant about al-qaeda and its affiliates despite no current threat. some passengers

billy joe armstrong is known as 8 pence sagger. >> i am 9 years old and i am giving my opinion today. >> this is a very opinionated young star. she heard about armstrong's tweet from last night which said, just got kicked off of a southwest flight because my pants were sagging. >> i think that people should pull up their pants when people caland ask them to. it is rich. >> he was asked to look askance twice but did not and was therefore kicked off. >> our friend is not upset with the airlines. >> he is a singer, a lead singer, he should take responsibility. >> many have been upset at airlines like southwest for doing this and in a sense of discriminating against someone of that. southwest says as soon as we became aware of what happened we reached out to apologize for this customers experience. he elected to take the next light in which followed up with the customer. >> she does not like sagging. >> hello! we are here also. it is not all about you. >> most of the bay area has seen a lot of sunshine. san francisco was stuck in the fall. it has been pretty heavy at times. temperatures a

armstrong sent this tweet says, quote, just got kicked off a southwest airline flight because my pants hanged too low. no joke." he was trying to fly down to burbank. >> this woman was on the flight and witnessed the incident. >> a flight attendant approaches him and says, pull your pants up. so he said, don't you have better things to do than worry about that? and then the flight attendant said again, pull your pants up or you are coming off the plane. >> southwest responded to armstrong's tweet says, quote, very sorry for your experience tonight. someone from our customer relations team will reach out to you to get more details." >> a new twist in the ongoing saga over a i-phone 5 prototype that was lost. it went missing at this bar. the signal was traced to a san francisco home. after initially denying officers were involved, the police said four plain-clothed officers accompanied a person to the home. two office efforts went inside the house but couldn't find the phone. adding to the intrigue, the man who lives in the home claims the apple employees did not identify themselves. app

, how badly she was abused allegedly by her husband, russell armstrong.ures to "entertainment tonight," eyebrow. since he committed suicide, a lot about the marriage, financial troubles, alleged domestic abuse, she is writing a book about it and release photos shows the abuse she suffered at his hands. and the story continues to get very, very depressing. >> it's all sort of ugly the whole thing. >> playing out on tv no less. >> absolutely. >>> all right, moving on to something a little funnier. comedy central filmed its roast this past weekend, not airing until the 19th. charlie sheen, highly featured. a lot of tiger blood spilled. there was real blood spilled as well. "jackass," steve o. actor, broke his nose after deliberately ramming his fist into fellow roaster mike tyson. they took a lot of digs at charlie sheen. >> we all know there is a good chance charlie will be dead soon. i wrote an obituary. i kind of copied, amy winehouse's obituary.. i only had to change three things though, sex of the deceased, location of the body and, the part that says a

taylor armstrong and "the rerea housewives of beverly hills" and the suicide.as got exclusive information that, yeah, she's going to do a book deal with some kind of publishing company about domestic abuse to get money that she obviously needs since his suicide. she's pretty desperate for cash. other housewives are helping her out here. the kicker in all of this is apparently she's going to include in this book pictures of herself when she was allegedly abused by her ex-husband russell who just committed suicide as a way to boost sales. it's going to go on sale right before the holidays. people are kind of saying, oh, yeah, you're putting this book out there -- she apparently documented he roughed her up a little bit, she's going to put this book out here. >> wants to highlight over celebrities as well who have been victims of domestic abuse. sol we'll see. >> mel gibson and warner brothers are developing, what else, a jewish hero epic. just what you would expect from mel gibson. must be a bold pr move from mel gibson. as everyone knows he has been accused of a

armstrong was allowed on to the next flight to burbank. >> the newest app for phones are learning tognize the products themselves. they unveiled mobile devices to track and identify 3-d objects. an app to unwrap the world's secret. >> first we used the phones to scan bar codes. then we went to more two dimensional codes that provided links on the internet. now, forget the code. we can get information from pointing the camera at a picture at 3-d information to the real world. >> that is called augmented reality and special if i of a company that offices in munich and san francisco. it makes mobile and non-mobile appsfor tracking natural features including faces. then we went beyond the camera to add other sensor information such as geo location such as find a place to park. red means the spot one street away is taken, green it's available layered on city parking sensors data. next step goes beyond images to track three dimensional objects in the real world. >> we're tracking objects, we can track a printer. we buy a model and able to track it and everything on it and teach the phone h

. >> billy joe armstrong tweeted just got kicked off a southwest flight because pants sagged too low.the bay area rocker was trying to fly from oakland to burbank. 7 live associate producer was on the flight and witnessed this incident. >> the flight attendant approaches him and says "pull your pants up". and so, he said "don't have you better things to do than worry about that?" the flight attendant said again "pull your pants up or you're coming off the plane". and he said "i'm just trying to get to my bleeping seat". at this point he said "you're getting off the plane". >> in june a university of new mexico student booted from a u.s. airways flight from san francisco because of his saggy pants. he is now suing the airline. >> southwest responded to armstrong's tweets saying sorry for your experience someone from our customer relations team will reach out to you to get more details. >> and in the south bay, a concerned citizen rescued an injured duck shot by a blow dart. >> someone shot several baby duck was a blow gun at marina playa complex over the weekend. and take a look, this

armstrong was trying to fly from oakland to burbank. 7 life producer was on the flight and witnessed the whole thing. >> a flight attendant approaches him and says, "pull your pants up" and so he said," don't you have better things to do than worry about that? ". when the flight attendant said again "pull your pants up or you are coming off the plane." >> southwest spokesman released a statement saying, "we reached out to apologize. we followed up and understand from the customer the situation resolved to his satisfaction." end quote. armstrong was allowed on the next flight to burbank and he had no further complaints. >>> this past june a you university of new mexico football player was arrested at sfo when he allegedly refused a u.s. airway's attendant to pull up his low riding pants. he was arrested for resisting arrest and trespassing and for refusing to leave the plane. the san mateo county district attorney though refused to bring charges. >>> facing a tuesday deadline, residents outside menlo park have submitted a plan to save the granny tree. some say the olympic oak stands i

on stage tim armstrong said we will respect your editorial independence. they had an agreement.d aol is pretty good at that. it's important that we as the tech publication of record, calls aol out. that was part of the deal. so to my mind that's a continuation of that. if we are not able to do it then editorial independence means nothing. >> you used the phrase in writing about people who leave under these circumstances stunt resignation. is that what you have just done? >> mm-hmm. >> well, yes, insofar as if it wasn't i could have written a nice polite letter to eric. >> you could have quietly gone into the shadows but you chose not to. >> i chose not to do it. it's kind of my value-added tech crunch being the noisy one. frankly people would have assumed i would be hushed up had i quietly gone into the sun set. i have always been loud and it would have been weird had i left quietly. i use the phrase about myself, too. i'm willing to acknowledge i ticked on all the stunt resignation boxes. >> most journalists would say it is a serious conflict for the founder of a website that c

never. >> reporter: armstrong said he is devastated and angry. a woman who had the fight in her to survive was taken. he said strikes that leave nurses locked out for so long aren't acceptable. >> they have to find a better way. judy shouldn't be dead. >> reporter: now we have to point out that thousands of medical mistakes take place at hospitals across the country every year. now they declined to talk about this mistake on camera today. however, they did issue a statement over the weekend saying this is a most unfortunate event for which we are very sorry. now several investigations are underway. the hospital is conducting an investigation as well as the oakland police department. reporting live in oakland. nbc bay area news. ment? it was a mess on 880 and the store isn't over. police in oakland and hayward are still looking for a suspect who managed to escape after a high-speed chase along the freeway. the suspect is wanted for driving a stolen dodge van. while police chased him on the northbound lanes from hayward to oakland. look at the back

bracelet and a lance armstrong bracelet, and he went up to this blind kid and rubbed his eyes, and the kid could see. and he wasn't used to the light, and it was bright, and he walked into traffic and was killed instantly. okay, people that are laughing, i'm gonna call you half full because you're focusing on the important part of the story: the bracelets are working. i took my "what would jesus do ?" bracelet, i put it on my jewish friend's wrist, it burned his skin. he threw it on the ground, it turned into a serpent-- we both started laughing. we left it there. we hate snakes. we think they're slimy, even though we know they're not. do you get the joke ? i'm making fun of people that take the bracelets too literally. they're not magical, they're a reminder to be a better person, to live a better life. and if you need a rubber band around your wrist to be that, here's an idea. take it off and snap yourself in the eye and see if that wakes you. i wore a "what would jesus do ?" bracelet in a movie theater once to see if it worked. a guy's cell phone went off-- one of those obnoxious ri

people don't like change as i bring you mario armstrong. start with what they're trying to do in the first place. create a timeline of our lives? is that accurate? >> that is accurate that's exactly the word that ceo mark zuckerberg was using quite a bit in his speech this week. and the whole idea here, t.j. is that so much information about our lives is being posted on facebook. how can you really see the key milestones in your life? so how can you go back over time and really see those important points? so that's what this time line feature, which many people will not see right away m their profiles. this will be rolled out over the next week or two, you'll start to see this in your profiles. the idea is to have a synopsis of who this person is with the most memorable moments along that timeline so all the information -- you may have graduated from college recently but now all that stuff's been pushed down because you've been talking what you ate for break fast. now they'll be able to see more smist life moments in your journey. >> you sa

southwest says armstrong was allowed on to the next flight to burbank. >> lisa is here with a previewf the accuweather forecast. >> we definitely have more fog this morning. in fact, mist and drizzle out there. the fog has made it's way out to livermore. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. you will need your wipers in spots. temperatures cooler today and tomorrow but changes beyond that. your forecast is next. >> thank you. also ahead seventh-ranked stanford makes a statement against san jose state, led by quarterback andrew luck. mike has all the highlights coming up in this morning sports. good grief mom, you gonna clean that thing or wrestle it? well, it's not going to clean itself. want me to get dad? no thank you. viva's all i need. look at that! still in one piece. yeah, so's the towel. [ female announcer ] grab a roll and try it on your toughest mess. good griewell, it's not going to that thing or clean itself. want me to get dad? no thank you. viva's all i need. look at that! still in one piece. yeah, so's the towel. [ female announcer ] grab a roll and try it on your tou

. >>> green day front man billy joe armstrong said he was kicked off a southwest airline flight for wearing saggy pants. this tweet, just got kicked off a southwest airline flight because my pants hanged too low. no joke." >> this woman was on the flight and witnessed the incident. >> a flight attendant approaches him and says, pull your pants up. so he said, don't you have better things to do than worry about that? and then the flight attendant said again, pull your pants up or you are coming off the plane. >> southwest responded to armstrong's tweet says, quote, very sorry for your experience tonight. someone from our customer relations team will reach out to you to get more details. ." >> a new twist in the ongoing saying ga over a i-phone5 prototype. it went missing at this bar. the signal was traced to a san francisco home. after initially denying officers were involved, the police said four plane clothed officers accompanied a person to the home. two office efforts went inside the house but couldn't find the phone. adding to the intrigue, the man who lives in the home claims the apple