the site of the horrific asiana air crash. we'll tell you about a new lawsuit that the city of san francisco is facing this morning. 6:27. >>> also mike's back, he'll be checking traffic after his well deserved vacation. looks like he's got his work cut out for him. >>> some encouraging news as the crisis in iraq deepens. a live report in is next. >>> and we're seeing a lot of low clouds and drizle to start the morning, temperatures as we move towards the afternoon will be climbing into the mid-80s around the valley near 90 as we approach the weekend. look at the changes in your forecast, coming up. >>> so visibility one factor, so are the metering lights. we now have a stalled vehicle in san jose and oolt incident for the tri-valley that may cause more slowing. >>> and we have a live look at the opening bell, c 1 bank, history become made, trevor burgess is the first to disclose as husband has stock in the company. over on the nasdaq, biotelemetry. this is "today in the bay." >>> from northbound bay area, this is "today in th

. >>> plus a new law enforcement filed by the family of the victim on the asiana air crash, why crews didn't do enough to protect the teen. >>> asiana air crash at sfo, why the family of the teenager killed on the runway is suing san francisco. >>> plus another night of violent protests in the streets of missouri. bob redell tracking the very latest developments. he'll have an update for us next. >>> and we're seeing a foggy start to the morning there in san francisco and temperatures this afternoon, approaching near 90 in the warmest places around the tri-valley. we'll talk more about a second half of the workweek warm-up coming up in just a couple minutes. >>> so of course we're tracking how the fog will affect your drive into work this morning. right now crash near sfo. that will affect 101. >>> and let's take a live look outside at the bay bridge. you can see the low hanging clouds. today's thursday, august 14th, and this is "today in the bay." >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> well good morning everyone, thank you for joining once i'm scott mcgrew. >> and i'm

the family of a teenager killed in the asiana crash at sfo is suing the city of san francisco.cue crews violated her constitutional rights by leaving her in harm's way. >>> california voters will have the final say on a $7.5 billion water bond measure. the state senate assembly and assembly passed it yesterday and governor brown signed it last night. >>> and music legend paul mccartney will put on the final performance at candlestick park today. crews are putting the finishing touches on the giant stage on the field right now and a crowd of almost 50,000 people are expected. so let's find out how the weather will be for that. let's go to lawrence. >> definitely going to be rocking there tonight. chilly heading to the paul mccartney concert. you will see that cool fog rolling in just like now. we have some foggy conditions around the bay area. but that's beginning to break up. a little drizzle approaching the coastline and hazy such today and the temperatures running up into the 80s for the valleys about 86 degrees in livermore. 82 in san jose. 83 in the napa valley. and about 6

on behalf of the teen killed in the asiana airline crash at s-f-o last year. >> james:16- year old ye meng yuan was a passenger on flight- 214. once out of the burning plane. she was run overf by two fire trucks responding to the scene. and died. >> james:firefighters told investigators. they assumed the girl was dead from impact. >> james:her parents are filing a wrongful death lawsuit. >> james:she was one of three people who died when the asiana plane came in too low for a landing at s-f-o. >> james:city officials say. they cannot comment on case, because they have not seen the lawsuit yet. >> james:california lawmakers voted to put a seven-point-five billion dollar water plan on the november ballot. >> james:the measure marks the largest investment in the state's water infrastructure in decades. >> james:the plan is designed to rebuild reservoirs, clean up contaminated ground water and promote water saving technologies. >> james:after weeks of negotiations the measure sailed through both houses of the legislature with only one decenting vote. >>: this is a very serious moment. tha

right now new developments on last year's deadly asiana airlines plane crash in san francisco.ents of a 16-year-old girl run over by an emergency vehicle after the crash filing a wrongful death suit against the city. patti ann browne is live for news the newsroom with more details. hi, patti ann. >> hello heather. she was a 16-year-old chinese student visiting california. she was on asiana airlines flight 214 when it crashedded during landing in san francisco in july 2013. she ended up on the tomorrow mark near the left-wing. not sure if she was thrown, carried or came down an emergency chute. while lying there she was hit by two fire department rigs. coroner said shes was alive, according to the second rig struck her in the head. yi's are parents are suing city of san francisco, its fire department, airport officials and several firefighters and police officers. their lawyer says rescue workers saw yi lying helpless on the ground but inexplicably failed to evaluate her condition, treat her, mark her location or remove her from the perillous location where she lay curled in the

again, what we did was reviewed incidents where officers were rescuing people from fires and the asiana aircraft and those officers who were nominated for doing the work above and beyond what they were asked to do and what made it interesting was the only people that voted was the captains and command staff and the inspect tore and i were in the room to count the marbles and it was an solemn event and there's a secret selection process in a box that's been in the department since the 18 hundreds. >> it's old. >> and there's marbles for each med al gold and silver and bronze and that box is passed around and the marbles are put inside and in order to receive the award you have to have 2 thirds of the marbles and the officers said no we're just doing what we're supposed to do except for one for one lt said they asked him not to leave me alone and that was the only comment we had that was pretty powerful and we'll get those for review for your approval and the director is also part of the process and that was pretty powerful and i wanted to add at our last meeting which was in the mission

. >>> to developing news, the family of a girl hit and killed by emergency vehicles during the asiana crash rescue scene is suing the city of san francisco. the chronicle reports the family claims that san francisco firefighters and police failed to rescue uen as she was lying near the wreckage covered in firefighting foam. she was run over by crews respond together crash in july of 2013. this lawsuit seeks unspecified damages. a spokesman declined to comment. >>> a los angeles county judge sentenced her to 177 days in jail. last week the 62-year-old was arrested after flying from san jose to los angeles without a ticket. she was released on probation, but arrested again after showing up at l.a.x. without a valid ticket. the judge ordered a mental health exam for hartman. hartman breached security at san jose mineta airport. that's where a teenage boy climbed into the wheel well of a high high-bound plane in april. the two security lapses has officials concerned. among the concerns staffing. >> i am comfortable and the pd is comfortable. >> i don't think it is any secret. we are the l

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developing news, the family of the girl hit and killed by a first truck at the asiana scene is suing san francisco saying they failed to rescue the 16-year-old girl who was lying near the wreckage covered in firefighting foam when run over by crews responding to the crab in july of 2013. the lawsuit seeks unspecified dams. a spokesman for the san francisco city attorney delined to comment. >> the man responsible for hitting two pedestrians and crashing into several vehicles in san francisco is due in court. the 26-year-old from hayward leaded not guilty to eight counts from the alleged spree in june. he began ramming into people can drove up market doing the same thing. one victim was left in critical condition. >> san francisco police are trying to -- a killer responsible for a savage beating. the 31-year-old brian higgins was removed from life support after being found beaten and unconscious on church street. here is that story. >> early morning, gregg is on community patrol in castro putting up flyers about the death known to friends as "feather." >> we are looking to the public t

. >>> to developing news, the family of a girl hit and killed by emergency vehicles during the asiana crash rescue scene is suing the city of san francisco. the chronicle reports the family claims that san francisco firefighters and police failed to rescue uen as she was lying near the wreckage covered in firefighting foam. she was run over by crews respond together crash in july of 2013. this lawsuit seeks unspecified damages. a spokesman declined to comment. >>> a los angeles county judge sentenced her to 177 days in jail. last week the 62-year-old was arrested after flying from san jose to los angeles without a ticket. she was released on probation, but arrested again after showing up at l.a.x. without a valid ticket. the judge ordered a mental health exam for hartman. hartman breached security at san jose mineta airport. that's where a teenage boy climbed into the wheel well of a high high-bound plane in april. the two security lapses has officials concerned. among the concerns staffing. >> i am comfortable and the pd is comfortabl >> i don't think it is any secret. we are the low

she was near the asiana wreckage when she was run over in 2013. no comment yet from the city attorney's office. >>> president obama just addressed the growing unrest in ferguson, missouri. this follows another night of chaos between police and protesters. after the police shooting death of an unarmed 18-year-old michael brown. we're joined from the newsroom now. on top of everything else, hackers are trying to cause a problem. >> reporter: they released what they say is the name of the officer. but the police chief said it is the wrong name. you're looking at protests right now in ferguson. the chief refusing to release the officer's name. he says it's too dangerous. that his officers and himself are getting death threats daily. a threat that appears to have been realized, the st. louis county police department has lost e-mail. it's possible they were hacked. president obama weighed in this morning. he says the department of justice and fbi are investigating. >> now's the time for healing. now's the time for peace and calm on the streets of fergus

. >>> family of a teenager killed when that asiana flight crashed at sfo is suing the city of san francisco-year-old girl was ejected from the plane as it crash-landed last summer. she was killed after getting run over by two fire department trucks. rescue cruise allegedly violated her constitutional rights by leaving her unconscious and in harm's way. >>> a nurse's strike at three bay area hospitals. today's one-day strike is at the queen of the valley medical center in napa and sutter tracy community hospital. nurses at watsonville community hospital are staging a three- day walkout and nurses are asking for safe patient care. >>> today at the oracle arena, ringling brothers and barnum and bailey performers take to the stage at 7:30. outside there will be animal rights activists protesting recent shows in other cities, as well. >>> find the best restaurants, auto body shops, spas, shopping all based on yelp reviews. but coming up, why some of the website users are suing the company claiming they should be getting paid for their reviews. >> and get advice about business ideas, financial de

. >>> to developing news, the family of a girl hit and killed by emergency vehicles during the asianacrash rescue scene is suing the city of san francisco. the chronicle reports the family claims that san francisco firefighters and police failed to rescue uen as she was lying near the wreckage covered in firefighting foam. she was run over by crews respond together crash in july of 2013. this lawsuit seeks unspecified damages. a spokesman declined to comment. >>> a los angeles county judge sentenced her to 177 days in jail. last week the 62-year-old was arrested after flying from san jose to los angeles without a ticket. she was released on probation, but arrested again after showing up at l.a.x. without a valid ticket. the judge ordered a mental health exam for hartman. hartman breached security at san jose mineta airport. that's where a teenage boy climbed into the wheel well of a high high-bound plane in april. the two security lapses has officials concerned. among the concerns staffing. >> i am comfortable and the pd is comfortable. >> i don't think it is any secret. we are the lo

this stems from what happened on the tarmac after the asiana flight crashed. 16-year-old wan was run over by two fire trucks. the suit says they were reckless and didn't have adequate training. the girl was one of three people to die in that crash. >>> disaster struck stanford hospital today. not a real one, but an elaborate drill that's designed to test doctors for the real thing. >> and it kept shaking and people were screaming and stuff was falling. >> reporter: this was the third and final day of the exercise. caregivers with the international medical corps had to figure how to apply their skills in less than ideal circumstances. that's why the drill wasn't held inside the hospital but rather outside. that's where the caregivers have been living on nothing but rice and water for the past three days. the international medical corps is made up of doctors, nurses, and pharmacists red i do deploy to third world disaster zones at a moment's notice. >>> well, up next, have you dumped a bucket of water over your head yet? >> not today. >> the big chill that's spreading across the nation

about a year ago, we received 53 patients in our emergency room in one day from the asiana airlines accident >> reporter: today, a total of 23 patients went to five area hospitals. ken, as far as we can gather, you know, yes, there was confusion and chaos. there is always going to be. they train for this sort of situation. it does not appear that anybody was significantly delayed. >> that's good news joe. joe vasquez reporting live from sf general. and in san jose, this vta bus caught fire on highway 101 this afternoon. luckily, only the driver was on board when it burst into flames. he pulled over and got out before it got any worse. the flames spread to the dry grass growing along the road. firefighters quickly put that fire out. vta says it hasn't had any problems before with this bus. >>> tonight a summer road trip to the bay area ended like this. a man vacationing in san francisco chased after his van after he witnessed it being stolen. josh romeo turned on his go pro as he tried to chase down the thief, but the thief got away. he and his girlfriend are in san francisco visiting from mi

lion's share, that there were 19. 19 of those medals went to the folks that their actions in the asiana plane crash. >> thank you for that and i am sure that they are well deserved and i look forward to hearing and we should really start talking about a policy and you said that there is no one with the charges pending but we don't have a policy set in place and maybe we should talk about it as a commission or set the committee together whether we want a policy in place on that issue or not. but you did address my question and i think that this is great. and you got to talk about a policy going forward and you can talk about setting up a committee on that. >> commissioners any questions regarding the nominations? >> commissioner hwang? >> could you let me know how do the folks get nominated for these types of award. >> it is an incredible process. >> and so an event happens and the captain or a commanding officer, prepares, a recommendation and it comes through the chain of command and it has to be approved to get to the chief and if i believe that it is deserving of consideration, we se

. >>> plus new fallout from the asiana crash at sfo. the family of the teenager killed on the runway is suing san francisco. >>> and we're seeing patchy fog causing issues around the north bay this morning with a warming trend into the mid-80s for the south bay. 90s in the forecast soon. we'll look at that, coming up. >>> and we're looking across the bay, there's low clouds pushing down. sometimes affecting your drive. we'll track that, looks smooth right now. new crash kaub an issue for 101. >>> we'll keep tabs of that as well as the 90s that rob just mentioned. live look outside, it is thursday, august 14th, this is "today in the bay." >>> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> and a very good morning to you, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. those are tear gas canisters exploding, also molotov cocktails, this was the fourth straight night protesters in a midwest town raging out of control sending even the media running for their lives. this is in response to an officer shooting and k

this happened just miles from where a palestinian teen was found dead in july asiana alleged revenge killing for israeli teens murdered in june. officials have not ruled out sofer may be another victim in the israeli/palestinian conflict. >> there are concerns, as we all know, about the possibility of an abduction. >> reporter: elect and religious leaders spoke before some of the lakewood's large orthodox jewish population on tuesday and they are calling for u.s. israeli government to increase support in sofer's search. his brother mayer told "eyewitness news" he hopes policy makers will treat aaron their their own son. >> should have mercy on us and everyone should pray for him to make sure that he comes back to us. >> reporter: sofer's family says there is a hundred thousand scheck also, 28,000 u.s. dollars. community leaders in lakewood says prayers are continuing at all local synagogues. we are live, cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> cleve, thank you. >>> a new jersey man says he was brutally attacked by philadelphia police for in reason and now he is taking the department

. >> asiana alumni, dead poets society has a special meaning for us. >> reporter: will robinson says saint andrews is nothing like the stuffy prep school it portrays. half of the 300 kids receives financial aid and you might guess what it is now known for. >> we always like to say our most famous graduates are teachers. >> reporter: well, on the 25th anniversary of dead poet society, its legacy and character in these walls forever. in at 6:30. >>> this year the federal government expects 60,000 undocumented child immigrants to enter school district around the the country, double the number from last year. some will be coming to philadelphia, but how can a city handle them. our iteam reporter charlotte huffman has this "eyewitness news" exclusive. >> reporter: iteam cameras were allowed to video these children as long as we don't though their faces. they are immigrants from central america who have left their families behind this year and crossed the border. now in the hands of the federal government, they will attend philadelphia schools this fall. >> philadelphia. >> reporter: they

and the family of the girl run over by first responders after the asiana airlines crash at sfo has filedded a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of san francisco. 16-year-old ye ming juan was lying on the ground near the plane when firefighters responded on july 6th of last year. the national transportation safety boardo'clock concluded the teen died after being run over by emergency vehicles. the suit alleges that rescuers were poorly trained and reckless. the family is seeking unspecified damages. >>> the bay area woman known as a serial stowaway has been ordered to spend six months in jail for violating her probation. marilyn hartman pled no contest last week to sneaking onto a southwest airlines flight from san jose to los angeles. a judge released her and told her to stay away from the airport if she did not have a ticket. but the next day she was arrested again at l.a.x. hartman was given a stay-away order and two years probation after trying at least six times to board planes at sfo. now, hartman was able to breach security at menetta san jose airport and that was just a few mon

. >>> the family of the teenage girl who was runnel over by first responders at sfo following the asiana airlines crash has now filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of san francisco. the national transportation safety board concluded the teen died after being run over by emergency vehicles. the suit alleges that rescuers were poorly trained and reckless. the family is seeking unspecified damages. >>> the bay area woman known as a serial stowaway has been ordered to spend 6 months behind bars. marilyn hartman pleaded no contest after being charged with sneaking onto a flight from san jose, to los angeles. a judge released her, but also told her to stay away from the airport if she didn't have a ticket. the next day, she was back at l.a.x. today, the judge sentenced her to six months in jail for violating her probation. the tsa and southwest airlines are still investigating how she managed to bypass security. the city of san jose is waiting for that investigation to conclude. today, a city council committee scheduled a hearing about airport security. you will recall earlier this

the family of a girl hit and killed by a fire truck at asiana flight 214 is suing the city.he family says san francisco firefighters and police failed to rescue the girl lying near the wreckage covered in firefighting foam when run over by crews responding to the crash in july of 2013. a spokesman for the san francisco city attorney declined to comment. >> man who is responsible for hitting two pedestrians and crashing into several vehicles in san francisco is due in court. the 26-year-old man from hayward has leaded not guilty to eight couples from the spree in june he rammed into people and things and drove up market and continued to do the same. one victim was left in critical condition. >> san francisco police are trying to catch a killer responsible for a savage beating. 31-year-old bryan higgins was removed from life support three days after being found beaten and unconscious in the street. he was beaten and possibly robbed. a photo released by san francisco general hospital helped identify the man. they have received surveillance video showing higgins was a victim of

asiana morgan, who's done our hair and makeup seven, eight years, is retiring.fi we threw for her. myself, kimberly and sandra smith. we wish her the best. >> she got married. >> she sure did. >> okay. moving on to exciting, sit latilate i -- titillating things that include vice president biden likes to skinny dip. it's for real. so apparently this is a very difficult detail. the second worst one is hillary clinton, sorry, have a good weekend. >> ew. favorite dog. i'm alone on vacation for two weeks. see you soon. i'm megyn kelly. >>> this is a fox news alert. the temporary truce between israel and hamas collapsed just two hours after the cease-fire began on friday morning. welcome to "hannity." i'm monica crowley in tonight for sean. violence is escalating in the gaza region again as the israeli military fears one of its soldiers may have been captured by hamas militants. for the very latest we turn to fox news's own conor powell on the ground in gaza city. conor. >> reporter: monica, this cease-fire crumbled even before it really started. it's not clear that e

the more tightly you pack those seats, it becomes more like swiss cheese and it can come apart, the asianah in san francisco, the reason it held together was because of this standard. the plane would be too brittle otherwise the airlines would be stacking us like chickens. >> yeah but why leant the faa done something like this? >> well the faa's rules are mostly about safety. they do do that. they make sure you can't take it apart but as soon as an engineer find out that in fact you can jam more people in, without damaging the structure of the plane, you and i will be like this, face to face. >> jake ward, thanks very much, ogood luck on the next flight. >>> the jackie robinson, little league u.s. champions, huge rally in chicago was held in their honor. the first all black team to win the u.s. title. that's our broadcast for tonight. we're back here at 11:00 eastern time. "america tonight" with adam may is coming up right after this. don't go away. t go away. >> on "america tonight": heavy artillery in the hands of police. who's okaying the funding for hundreds of millions of tax dollars

this happened just miles from where a palestinian teen was found dead in july asiana alleged revenge israeli teens murdered in june. officials have not ruled out sofer may be another victim in the israeli/palestinian conflict. >> there are concerns, as we all know, about the possibility of an abduction. >> reporter: elect and religious leaders spoke before some of the lakewood's large orthodox jewish population on tuesday and they are calling for u.s. israeli government to increase support in sofer's search. his brother mayer told "eyewitness news" he hopes policy makers will treat aaron their their own son. >> should have mercy on us and everyone should pray for him to make sure that he comes back to us. >> reporter: sofer's family says there is a hundred thousand scheck also, 28,000 u.s. dollars.

asiana morgan, who's done our hair and makeup seven, eight years, is retiring.hat's a par fi we threw for her. myself, kimberly and sandra smith. we wish her the best. >> she got married. >> she sure did. >> okay. moving on to exciting, sit latilate i -- titillating things that include vice president biden likes to skinny dip. it's for real. so apparently this is a very difficult detail. the second worst one is hillary clinton, sorry, have a good weekend. >> ew. >>> house republicans scramble for a last-minute deal on the immigration crisis, while the president vows to act alone if he has to. this is "special report." i'm in for bret baier. washington is more divided than ever tonight, if that's possible. house republicans scheduled to go on recess yesterday are working overtime on an immigration bill. while president obama mocks them and promises to do their jobs for them if he has to. we have fox team coverage. wendell goler at the white house where the president made the most of the republicans' problems. but we

the family of the girl who was run over by first responders after the asiana airlines crash, they haved a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of san francisco. 16-year-old ya ming wahn was on the ground near the plane when firefighters responded on july 6th of last year. the national transportation safety board concluded the teenager died after being run over by emergency vehicles. that lawsuit is alleging that rescuers were poorly trained and were reckless. the family is seeking unspecified damages. >>> well, a tunnel in the hetch hetchy water system could be in danger of a catastrophic collapse and that would cut off water to millions of people in the bay area. the san francisco chronicle reports city officials have known for more than 20 years that the 19-mile tunnel outside yosemite national park needs significant repairs. now, those repairs could cost $100 million, but completely replacing the tunnel would cost $630 million. officials with the san francisco public utility commission say the risk of a collapse is low, but a bay area water agency has raised concerns about the st

. >>> and the family of a teenager killed when the asiana airlines flight crashed at sfo is suing sanisco. 16-year-old was ejected from the plane as is it crash-landed last summer. she was killed after getting run over by two fire department rigs. the lawyer says she was left unconscious and in harm's way, which was unconstitutional. >>> marilyn hartman won't be at any airports for a few months. an l.a. judge sentenced her yesterday to about 6 months in jail after she admitted violating her probation twice last week. first time was when she snuck on a plane from san jose down to l.a. the second one was when she ignored an order to stay away from l.a.x. directly after her arrest there. two stowaways slipped through security in the last few months. the airport called hartman's breach no big deal. san jose city leaders want to know what's going on. da lin looked into that yesterday. >>> reporter: the airport's aviation director backtracked today saying the previous statement was misunderstood and that the breach is a big concern. in fact, she says they have tightened airport security. no

is suing the city of san francisco. 16-year-old yay >>> the family of a teenager killed when the asianafo is suing the city of san francisco. the 16-year-old girl was eject from the plane when it landed last summer. she was killed when run over by two fire department rigs. her family says the rescue crews violated her constitutional rights by leaving her unconscious and in harm's way. >>> a battle in santa cruz over a memorial wall on the beach. reporter phil gomez tells us, all of the mementos could be removed if it's not resolved soon. >> reporter: every day people walk this path at seacliff state park. many come to touch the memorial wall, the hand or jump to the spot with the name of the female basketball player. >> for those who have never touched this wall, the people who have say it touches the hearts of the community. >> it's just a reminder that, uhm, this is a beautiful place that we live in and, uhm, these are all members of our community. >> reporter: the state parks department says the memorial wall is on private property. it isn't the state that wants the memorial down. bu

. >>> the family of the girl run over by first responders after the asiana airlines crash at sfo hased a wrongful death lawsuit against the city of san francisco. 16-year-oldiestminglong was lying on the ground when the firefighters arrived on scene. the national transportation safety board declare the teen had died after being run over by emergency vehicles. the suit claims rescuers were poorly trained and reckless. the family is seeking unspecified damages. >>> the bay area woman known as a serial stowaway has been ordered to spend six months in jail for violating her probation. marilyn hartman pled no contest last week to sneaking onto a southwest airlines flight from san jose to los angeles. a judge released her an toll her to stay away -- and told her to stay away from the airport if she didn't have a ticket. the next day she was arrested again at l.a.x. hartman was given a stay-away order and two years probation after trying at least six times to board planes at sfo. now, hartman was able to breach security at the airport just a few minutes after a teen hopped a fence there and

the family of the teenaged girl run over by first responders after the asiana crash filed a wrongfuluit against the city of san francisco. the 16-year-old was lying on the ground near the plane when firefighters rushed to the crash scene on july 6th of last year. federal investigators ruled that the teenager died after being run over by emergency vehicles. now, the lawsuit is claiming rescuers were poorly trained and reckless and the family is seeking unspecified damages. >>> 7:54. the bay area woman known as a serial stowaway has been ordered to spend six months in jail for violating her probation. marilyn hartman pled no contest last week to sneaking onto a southwest airlines flight from san jose to los angeles. a judge released her and told her to stay away from the airport if she did not have a legitimate ticket. but the next day she was arrested again at l.a.x. hartman was given a stayaway order and two years' probation after trying to at least six times to board planes at sfo. hartman was able to get through security and board a plane without a ticket at mineta san jose airport

in asiana, the nikkei bouncing back up 2% from the 3% drop on friday.opean trading, markets higher across the board. as you can see, we put moscow on the top, higher by 1.8%, but france, the ftse, the mib in italy and germany higher almost 1% or more than 1%. u.s. equity futures are falling along with that, suggesting that the dow would open higher by about 29 points. the nasdaq by 7, the s&p by 3 1/2. while the situation in ukraine seems to be calming down, we are following a very differentto

in asiana, the nikkei bouncing back up 2% from the 3% drop on friday.n early european trading, markets higher across the board. as you can see, we put moscow on the top, higher by 1.8%, but france, the ftse, the mib in italy and germany higher almost 1% or more than 1%. u.s. equity futures are falling along with that, suggesting that the dow would open higher by about 29 points. the nasdaq by 7, the s&p by 3 1/2. while the situation in ukraine seems to be calming down, we are following a very different story in iraq. it is both a military mess and a political mess. embattled iraqi prime minister nuri al maliki made his first public comments since the u.s. air strike, saying he will not step down. he says he plans to file a legal complaint against the new president for a "clear constitutional violation." troop movement overnight in baghdad had people wondering, is a coup under way? is he starting one or preventing one? this is video of fierce fighting on the ground in iraq yesterday. helped by u.s. bombing raids, the kurdish forces overtook isis. we'll h

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