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speaking to a group of students monday, putin said he hopes the self-identified nsa leaker leaves russia asap. >>> well in southern florida, check it out. a 1960s era power plant was imploded this morning. yeah, boom. to make way for a more fuel efficient replacement. get this, though. over 400,000 pounds of tnt were used to bring down those four massive smoke stacks and boilers. boy, that's quite a sight. >>> and speaking of sights, are you seeing double? well, lunlun gave birth to twins. yes, zoo atlanta says it was expecting just one cub. the twins are the first giant pandas born in the u.s. this year and the first twins since 1987. they sure are cute. >>> and some other new animal additions are getting a whole lot of attention. in india, an adorable baby hippo was born on sunday. i would say look at that little thing but i don't think he's too little. zoo staff are still unsure of the sex and they won't know until they are able to get a better look. >> until mom lets them. >> you don't want to mess with a mad hippo. >>> and five newborn white lion cubs are on display at a zoo in central j

er owe er did with us on this and i know many districts are looking forward to that work being done asap so we're thankful to the transportation authority for making that happen. >> so this item we can open up for public comment. i have a number of speaker cards and i would like the people to approach the podium as they're called. i'll name off five to seven names and just come forward. you can line up by the television set by the windows and i will call people guard one by one for public comment. edward, christine, michael, vince -- sorry if i don't get your name right -- joel, lawrence lee. please come forward. first speaker please. >> again, we're doing two minutes per person. >> you can use your mic to your right. >> i want to thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak. i'd like to express my strong opposition to this project. this project will increase the congestion on the avenue especially with rush hour and increased traffic [inaudible] public safety and create a great hard /spheup for our neighborhood residents such as myself. i'm a long time resident there. i live three h

and why is zimmerman's defense attorney hopeful he gets his gun back asap? abc's matt gutman has been on this story from the start and brings us the latest answers to these questions tonight. >> we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. >> reporter: those two words breaking george zimmerman's solemnity, forcing that smile inside the courtroom. but outside -- >> murder is a crime! >> reporter: fury and protests across the country. >> we will commit ourselves to ending the plague of gun violence on our streets! >> reporter: the reaction to george zimmerman's acquittal in the shooting death of 17-year-old trayvon martin has been as contentious as the case itself. >> let's talk about ill will. >> reporter: but there's mounting criticism that the prosecution overreached, going for a hard to prove second-degree murder charge doomed to fail. >> we wouldn't have filed it if we didn't believe in it. >> reporter: the former prosecutor spoke exclusively to abc news, offering a narration of what they thought really happened that night, that zimmerman pulled his gun

. >> get used to it asap. >> the a's let's talk about the a's.hey're continuing to do well. >> let's talk about the a's. the oakland a's have a winning look to them. that look was slowed down a little bit by rain after delay. it's 1-0 zero one -- 1-0 pittsburgh in the third. >>> and brandon crawford could not handle this ball, it allows the mets to score an unearned run. san francisco left 18 runners on base. same two teams again tonight. >>> the giants hoping they might get something from a signing they made today. jeff francoeur was recently cut lose. he has played in parts in nine major league seasons. he was hitting .208 with two home runs. >>> the padres get it done with eric reed. the rookie out of lsu get a two year deal. they will now have all 11 of their draft picks under contract. they expect to battle with craig doll. >>> it must be signing day in the area because the warriors also signed their draft pick. amania netovich is already in the gold. he will start playing for the warriors summer league team in las vegas. that's it. a lot mo

disability, [speaker not understood], issuing 73 notices of violation and abatement orders ~ and 111 asap x 11 04s at a cost of $8 68,014.97. for light notice of violation and abatement orders, $693,88 6 .80 for asapx 11 04s for a total of $76 2,701.77. 82 invoices were sent out to property owners of which 43 invoices were paid along with the city to recover $9,0 82.[speaker not understood]. the balance [speaker not understood] sidewalk repairs or inspection costs placed on their property tax or otherwise have not paid the city in a timely manner. in this report we are submitting 39 properties with outstanding invoices totaling $59,73 2.68 to be placed as an assessment on the property tax rolls. >> thank you. unless there are any questions to dpw, why don't i now ask if there are members of the public that have issues with this report or if you have any comment to this report, you are welcome to provide your public comment. and after you do, we'll ask you to have a conversation with our dpw staff to see if this matter can be resolved before we end this hearing. >>> and somewhere down the

much frequency as they have in the last few days, which has signaled to wssc it needs to be fixed asap. so how long do residents have? essentially, the pipe may be shut down tomorrow evening, and then the countdown begins. residents will have about 14 hours before the water is completely gone. and, again, that outage could last anywhere from two to five days. wssc is trying to buy people time. because the pipe is in a wooded area, they have to build a road to gain access to it. so now is the time to prepare. >> and when it comes out of service, our ability to support southern prince george's county is greatly compromised. and that pipe will come out of service. we're going to try to leave it in service as long as we can so that our customers that are in that area have the ability to prepare for this. by stocking up with water, drinking water, as well as the water they can get right now with the system, put it in their bathtubs to be able to use for flushing of toilets and the like. >> reporter: this couldn't come at a more inopportune time. you'll hear our chief meteorologist doug kamm

we hope to provide you with further information asap. obviously the asiana airlines, working with ntsb and also with their own version of airline safety in korea as well to figure out exact three what happened. where the breakdown happened in this eairplane and when they due recover. don't think we have heard whether nay recovered the black boxes. >> they have. they have. this is one of the images that stands out in terms of not only dramatically, just to watch it as the a viewer. but also from an investigation point of view. we were joined earlier by ken smith of sf fire. he says this really tells a big story here. because the smoke that you see engulfing this airplane, majority of it, fire and smoke was on outside. that is a big difference. had much of the smoke gone inside into the fuselage. there would have been a lot more injuries and deaths. right now only two deaths. he was clear to say this is actually a great sign. all that smoke is on the outside. we talked to benjamin levy, one of the survivors. he did feel smoke inside the fu

we hope to provide you with more information asap. we should let you know they did release the manifest telling us that 77 koreans were on board. 141 chinese were on board since the flight originated in china. 61 u.s. people. one japanese person. a bit of back ground information on asiana airlines. it was founded in february of 1988. it is one of south korea's two major airlines along with korean air. asiana has its headquarters in seoul. it operates 14 domestic and 19 international routes throughout asia, europe and gateway cities. by the end of the year, asiana plans to increase its trans pacific routes from 44 to 49 operations per week. the airline also plans to increase the size of its fleet from 80 to 85. of course, we have no idea at this point what kind of impact this crash might have on those plans. >> now the asiana airlines plane that crashed was a boeing 777ful the twin aircraft is one of the most popular long distance planes. if you're in the aviation field, you know this. you know all about this plane. it is used for flig

. >> you need an attorney willing to act asap. gerri: great advice.t believe we're back in a situation. thank you. >> thank you, appreciate it. gerri: we want to know what you think. would you get into a bidding war for a house? vote on the right-hand side of the screen and we will show the results at the end of the show. now the latest developments to a story weehave been followed. a deal to lower interest rates on student loans. the rates doubled last week as you remember after congress failed to act. interest rates would be based on the 10-year treasury note plus an additional percentage meaning rates for students would be around 4%, that would mean a much better deal than what it is now, but it could rise of the economy approves and treasury notes become more expensive however they would be capped at eight and a quarter percent. even if there is a deal, with parents have enough money to send their kids to college? the latest survey shows parents are saving more options the family trips than to send their kids to college, so people say vacation is

the ntsb investigators will get to work asap, trying to collect the pieces and figure out what happened. for now that runway is closed and i understand that dozens of flights are continuing to be diverted to other airports, the fbi is investigating this. 182 people were taken to nine bay area hospitals. roughly a dozen of those pass enie en -- of those passengers and crew members were taken. a lot of credit given to 225 first responders that were on scenes in minutes helping people evacuate, a number of different agencies responded to the scene here tonight. many people were simply able to walk away from the incident unhurt. so, we understand now that 61 of those on board this plane were u.s. citizens, we do not know yet if any of the deaths or seri seriously injured are american citizens we hope to get those numbers out tomorrow morning and nor do we know the condition of the pilots. we do not know where they are or if any investigators have yet spoken to them. a lot of unanswered questions here tonight still, but we can tell you that everyone on the plane has been accounted for more t

yes it does and that rash needs to be treated asap. and should video gamers be granted visas to professional athletes? the story that will have a massive affect and you will wish you are the last of us. and finally what happens when we send bill schulz to major league baseball's pre allstar game extravaganza known as fanfest? hopefully people will grow tired of the questions and they will pick up the bats lying around and drag his semiconscious body to a batting cage and turn on a pitching machine and ramping up the speed where a 95 mile an hour fast ball is hitting him in the body and causing massive internal injuries until the angle is adjusted slightly upward and one final pitch hits him squarely in the nose and driving into his brain and ending his misery and causing the crowd to go wild. greg? >> that's a lot to ask for, andy. >> you know, hope springs eternal. >> that it does. 1k3* if we all hope together, it can happen. >> yes. >> all right. pray for his death. go away. >> let's welcome our gist. >> she is so hot that microwaves

we hope to provide you with further info asap. that is the tweet.nt in time the only statement we got from the airline that as involved in today's crash at sfo. >> arthel: they are working closely with n.t.s.b. we wanted to let you know two runways have reopened at san francisco international. they are advising check with the airlines on updates on arrival and departure information. we are waiting more information from the san francisco airlifted. their press conference happening momentarily and we will bring it to you. >> rick: you saw graphics on the screen. they were blue and yellow. color scheme of ktvu. fox station in san francisco. we're going to take a quick break and monitor some coverage from our partner ktvu and speak to an eyewitness to this crash. we'll share some patients when we come right back. (announcer) flavors this delicious are worth searching for. friskies. feed t senses. to support strong bones. and the brand most recommended by... my doctor. my gynecologist. my pharmacist. citracal. citracal. [ female announcer ] you trust you

the ntsb investigators will get to work asap, trying to collect the pieces and figure out what happened. for now that runway is closed and i understand that dozens of flights are continuing to be diverted to other airports, the fbi is investigating this. 182 people were taken to nine bay area hospitals. roughly a dozen of those pass enie en -- of those passengers and crew members were taken. a lot of credit given to 225 first responders that were on scenes in minutes helping people evacuate, a number of different agencies responded to the scene here tonight. many people were simply able to walk away from the incident unhurt. so, we understand now that 61 of those on board this plane were u.s. citizens, we do not know yet if any of the deaths or seri seriously injured are american citizens we hope to get those numbers out tomorrow morning and nor do we know the condition of the pilots. we do not know where they are or if any investigators have yet spoken to them. a lot of unanswered questions here tonight still, but we can tell you that everyone on the plane has been accounted for more t

yes it does and that rash needs to be treated asap. and should video gamers be granted visas to professional athletes? the story that will have a massive affect and you will wish you are the last of us. and finally what happens when we send bill schulz to major league baseball's pre allstar game extravaganza known as fanfest?

we hope to provide but further info asap." >> a woman who saw the crash from her home yesterday also saw another plane crash at sfo 45 years ago. barbara forest and her husband looked out the window of their burlingame home after hearing a loud bang. they got out her binoculars. she used her cell phone to record this video of the crash. this is the second time she has seen a lane crash from her home. in 1968 she witnessed a japanese airlines plane slam into the bay. >> it was called a miracle crash because all 107 passengers on board. to see this again seems surreal. i don't think i really -- i don't think i really am internalizing it completely at this point, to be honest. i think i'm in shock. >> the 1968 crash was caused by heavy fog. the dc-8 plane itself was not severely damaged after it was pulled from the bay. it was put back into service the following year. that's amazing. >> yeah. and heavy fog did not seem to be a factor yesterday, at least around noonish time when it was landing location you can see, lisa, this morning we have had back with us. >> that's right. 2,000-foot

we hope to provide you with further information asap.s was is not out hours after the accident and same time the investigators are heading to the crash scene. >> elizabeth, what is next for the investigators? >> it is a long rod a -- road a head. they will study the poilt's performance and look at communication with air traffic controllers and weather and maintenance issues inside of the aircraft, take apart the data recorders and crash scone. the ntsb will work with the fa a and boeing and korean accident investigation board. when asked if it could have been a poilt error, one spokesman said it is to early to know what caused the accident and there is a lost work to be done. the president is being updated on the state of the crash and the investigation. >> i will not let you go yet. but i want to update you about the runways. four runways in the san francisco international airport, as far as we know, no flights are taking off because of those flights being cancelled. and the runway involved was 28l. two-run ways were reopened. and eliza

the ntsb investigators will get to work asap, trying to collect the pieces and figure out what happened. for now that runway is closed and i understand that dozens of flights are continuing to be diverted to other airports, the fbi is investigating this. 182 people were taken to nine bay area hospitals. roughly a dozen of those pass enie en -- of those passengers and crew members were taken. a lot of credit given to 225 first responders that were on scenes in minutes helping people evacuate, a number of different agencies responded to the scene here tonight. many people were simply able to walk away from the incident unhurt. so, we understand now that 61 of those on board this plane were u.s. citizens, we do not know yet if any of the deaths or seri seriously injured are american citizens we hope to get those numbers out tomorrow morning and nor do we know the condition of the pilots. we do not know where they are or if any investigators have yet spoken to them. a lot of unanswered questions here tonight still, but we can tell you that everyone on the plane has been accounted for more t

the agenda is to get back to some kind of civilian democratic rule asap. was egypt's first ever free and fairly democratically elected president who has been toppled by the military. what the u.s. has to do is make sure that very, very quickly democratic crazy is restored in all its fashions. new elections, presidential parliamenta parliamentary, new constitution and get it back on track. otherwise it's going to look extremely bad, not jut for the u.s. but for the region. where does democratic casey lead if in two seconds you can overthrow it if you don't like it? >> we have this man who certainly earlier was seen as kind of the leader of the liberals and young folks and the secularists. and there was this big thing that he was going to become the interim prime minister and suddenly he didn't. what happened? >> we don't know yet. but sandy, it's a classic example. there's a group of people that were opposed to morsi. and they ranged from secularists and moderates and liberals to other islamic porters, even far right islamic parties if you will. once they g

they want to get back to washington asap, so they can at least get a preliminary read of both the cbr and fdr. that will give the investigators at least a direction to follow, while they're on scene, in san francisco. so those are the two priorities right now. >> greg, you mentioned the subject matter experts. and we heard from debbie hersman earlier, chairman of the ntsb. she mentioned the same thing, these subject matter experts, who would be deployed to the scene. who are they and what are the subject matters? >> well, the subject matter experts consist of, of course, the national transportation safety board subject matter experts. so you'll have a power plants expert, you'll have an operations expert, in this case, an airports expert, a survivability factors expert, and various other, post-accident fire expert. each of those groups is headed by a national transportation safety board person. under those groups, though, you'll have representatives from the faa and then parties to the investigation that consist of industry and other folks that can provide a level of assistance to the

okay, i just got in and it says "asap." you only get excited when you're sitting at the closing and have the check in your hand. you never get over exuberant. and i'm learning that every day. >> nicole stanley: mom's real estate is tough on her. i've seen her try to wheel and deal deals. they seemed so good and at the last minute they fall apart. >> jackie stanley: the listing is for september. it's already -- >> nicole stanley: and that falling apart is our mortgage, that falling apart is the car notes. and to someone else it might not seem important, that they decide not to buy the house. but for us, it's a matter of not life and death, but it's a matter of light and gas. and that's scary. >> bill moyers: workers were told they needed to retrain in order to get good paying jobs. so tony took courses in pneumatics and hydraulics and passed with perfect scores. but his new skills didn't yield a new job. he had to pick up work where he could. >> tony neumann: it's real frustrating not being able to support my family the way

if you see anything break out on the side of the road, please pull over safely and report it to 911 asap can get it knocked down. we have the weird pattern. high pressure from the east moving to the west. that will drive up the monsoonal moisture. we'll be dealing with the chance for thunderstorms all the way through next week. and the best chance is going to be the western-facing slopes surrounding san jose, north bay mountains, and, of course, the spine of the sierra-nevada. today, though, the dry heat. 92 for concord. 88 napa. 81 in los garros. giants are back at it after a nice all-star break. boy oh, boy, taking on the diamondbacks. it will be nice out there. 60 degrees. wind out of the west 10 to 15 miles per hour. if you don't have tickets, don't worry about it. you can catch the game right here on nbc bay area starting at 7:00 p.m. and we do it big here on nbc bay area when we get the chance to carry those games. 93 degrees by monday. temperatures staying steady, but the humidity increases and the best chance for thunderstorms wednesday, into early thursday. let's check the drive

get something together asap.w at the line that has already formed at the dock at the stamford the scope bay ferry in oakland. all lot of people standing around and getting some work done already on their phones and tablets to make the time go by again, we want to pass out the same advice we've been doing all week during the strike. if you are planning to take the ferry, the year at least one hour if not 90 minutes earlier to avoid that suggestion. the ferry service is still running extra faeries and they will continue to do so as long as the strike is the one effect so we will monitor the situation, keep talking to passengers who are exhausted at this point and ready for the strike to be over. >>anny: it's like going to an airport in the way. >>mark: >>james: here is the latest on the negotiations. although it is a good sign that they are meeting for the first time since the strike began to days ago, it seems that at this point, no deal has there reached where at least not to the satisfaction of striking workers.

stock of his immediate environment because the flight crew was trying to get those folks off the plane asap. >> we should point out we will stay on the air through 11:30 tonight as opposed to other television stations who are now going back to their regular programming. we will stay with this and bring you the latest information as it becomes available to us. we have a press conference that will be happening shortly at stanford where some of the injured were taken. and we will be certainly going to that. we have reporters live on the scene at sfo, at san francisco general. we also have george with us who is a pilot himself, and has some very interesting insights into what may have gone wrong from a pirate's -- a pilots vantage point which everyone is speculating with the sophisticated instruments and, you know,. >> how could something like this happen. >> and a perfectly clear day, what could have gone wrong. again it is like pieces of the puzzle. jigsaw pus l they will be putting together and certainly one of the most telling devices is the and. >> right. >> we will know a lot more at that

. >> okay, i just got in and it says, "asap." >> you only get excited when you're sitting at the closing have the check in your hand. you never get overexuberant. and i'm learning that every day. >> mom's real estate is tough on her. i've seen her try to wheel and deal deals. they seem so good and at the last minute, they fall apart. >> the listing is for september. it's already october... >> and that falling apart is our mortgage, that falling apart is the car notes. and to someone else it might not seem important that they decide not to buy the house, but for us, it's a matter of not life and death, but it's a matter of light and gas. and that's scary. >> moyers: as good jobs left town, the number of african americans in poverty increased from about 25% in the 1970s to over 40% in the early '90s. the stanleys vowed it wouldn't happen to them. but as property values fell in the central city, so did real estate commissions. and when jackie tried to sell in other neighborhoods, she met resistance. >> it was on the market for a year and didn't sell. >> it's because they didn't have somebod

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george zimmerman lawyer to resume abc news lawsuit asap. he was responding to a question about martin's race. nbc fired a reporter and producer for the error. however -- >> kind of missing the point. >> stephanie: there was plenty of other evidence that didn't even make it into trial about racial stuff with george zimmerman. and as al sharpton said on tv these [ censor bleep ] punk and these [ censor bleep ] holes always get away with it. who is they? >> people eating skittles. >> stephanie: exactly. let's go to zoe in michigan. >> caller: i have three points, first of all the prosecution could have blown away the defense. when they showed pictures of the self appointed sheriff from his injuries that could have been from the ricochet of his gun and he hit himself. and they never mentioned the police chief that resigned after the investigation was started which was only suspended not terminated. >> stephanie: correct. >> caller: and the other thing i wanted to mention is since when do burglars walk through a neighborhood on a rainy night a n

gibbs, you brought up the point in the last hour that some of these ethics rules need to be changed asaps kind of daunting to see the type of spending that went on. >> it is remarkable. i would ask you, bob, two questions. one is what do you think the changes are that you'll see the legislature tighten these ethics laws? and what do you believe the chances that are bob mcdonald will serve his full term as governor? >> well, let me take them in reverse order. i don't think the governor has any intention of resigning. i think he -- unless he's indicted or some other catastrophic event, i think he plans to stay until january 14th when his term ends. now, as to the other question, i think the legislature -- the legislature has considered ethics reform before. it's never gotten very far. the big question is and what we're all waiting to see is how much of an impact does this scandal have? how much does this energize the public behind real reform? last year the legislature quite the opposite of transparency, the legislature put its e-mails and correspondence from its members off limits to foia

. >> but they need to hold the military to account and make sure they go back to civilian rule asap. >> and 52 back to the difficult place the u.s. is in and that's a balance. >> difficult. they're holding the purse string. pick up the phone, tell your generals. >> do it. >> we'll talk to you throughout the show. thanks so much. long day for christian amanpour. >> the burden of being the best. the burden of being the best. >> couldn't have said it better. >> thank god we have you. >> here in america, we're celebrating our independence, that's the best. mother nature already intruding on festivities for many across the country. heavy rain and flooding forecasts have forced some areas to cancel fireworks displays and concerts. we have our man, chad myers checking the weather. >> you just want another man. >> and i won't lie. and he cuts a nice figure. chad myers, nice tie, good man. >> i went shopping for a tie for a couple hours to find this tie. if you just bought the greatest condo in the world at panama city or pensacola, didn't have a good day yesterday. up to 13 inches of rainfal

he says he wants snowden out of his country asap. putin doesn't want it to affect the relations to the u.s.. >>> a dramatic capture of the leader of the ruthless zetas cartel. his truck was stopped outside of a checkpoint sunday, he had $2 million and eight weapons when he was captured, two people were arrested. trevino faces organized crime, homicide, torture and money laundering charges. >>> police are investigating a suspicious powder on a flight discovered in the plane's bathroom shortly before landing. flight 460 landed safely and thankfully no one was injured. >>> controversy forming david petraeus even before he starts his next gig. now he's taking a massive pay cut. gawker reported city of university of new york was going to pay petraeus $200,000 to be a visiting professor, that's reportedly eight times what a first-time adjunct professor was paid. later that figure went down to $1. petraeus' attorney said it was never about money. >>> a woman in china tried to squeeze between two walls to get home. she was trapped for seven