the bleachers and the boxes and then about 30 feet from there were boxes and probably the boxes were 12 by 12 and there were tables i and chairs and kind of -- each box was divided by a velvet rope and i would guess -- i was about 100 feet from the crash site and i would think that the plane hit right at about the middle of those boxes. >> so, you're saying the last two seconds or so you saw the plane -- you could tell he was trying to -- trying to move the aircraft? >> well, what happened is he came around the last turn into the straightaway and he had just passed another plane and i heard the announcers say something like it looks like be somebody's gotten off path or off course and he flew right above us. and to me, at first, i thought he was just kind of getting out of the race and then i thought it looks like he was doing some kind of trick are but the plane didn't stall, the engine stayed on the whole time. the plane nosed down toward the bleachers and i can't understate enough that it was my belief the pilot sought bleachers and did everything he could to avoid the crowd. >> a

the bleachers and the boxes and then about 30 feet from there were boxes and probably the boxes wereout 12 by 12 and there were tables i and chairs and kind of -- each box was divided by a velvet rope and i would guess -- i was about 100 feet from the crash site and i would think that the plane hit right at about the middle of those boxes. >> so, you're saying the last two seconds or so you saw the plane -- you could tell he was trying to -- trying to move the aircraft? >> well, what happened is he came around the last turn into the straightaway and he had just passed another plane and i heard the announcers say something like it looks like be somebody's gotten off path or off course and he flew right above us. and to me, at first, i thought he was just kind of getting out of the race and then i thought it looks like he was doing some kind of trick are but the plane didn't stall, the engine stayed on the whole time. the plane nosed down toward the bleachers and i can't understate enough that it was my belief the pilot sought bleachers and did everything he could to avoid the crowd. >

the bleachers and the boxes and then about 30 feet from there were boxes and probably the boxes were 12 by 12 and there were tables i and chairs and kind of -- each box was divided by a velvet rope and i would guess -- i was about 100 feet from the crash site and i would think that the plane hit right at about the middle of those boxes. >> so, you're saying the last two seconds or so you saw the plane -- you could tell he was trying to -- trying to move the aircraft? >> well, what happened is he came around the last turn into the straightaway and he had just passed another plane and i heard the announcers say something like it looks like be somebody's gotten off path or off course and he flew right above us. and to me, at first, i thought he was just kind of getting out of the race and then i thought it looks like he was doing some kind of ar trick are but the plane didn't stall, the engine stayed on the whole time. the plane nosed down toward the bleachers and i can't understate enough that it was my belief the pilot sought bleachers and did everything he could to avoid the crowd. >

but i do think the plane kind of nosed down toward the bleachers.it was my belief the pilot saw the bleachers and did everything he could to avoid the crowd. >> and after -- what else -- when the plane crashed, what did you see? what happen? >> what happened is the plane hit the tarmac and there was a big cloud of dust. it wasn't smoke. i didn't see any fire surprisingly, the plane hit at a very high rate of speed. >> that big cloud we are seeing that's dust? >> i think it's dust. it dissipated within about five seconds. and we could see a lot of people were injured, a lot of people laying on the ground and a lot of people coming over to help. and i want to give a hats off to the emergency crew. i think they did a great job of handling the problem and they came right in and started working with people right away. >> and did he have any sense of -- i mean, obviously, accurate numbers at this point are very hard to come by. we haven't wanted to speculate at all, but what did you, yourself, see? >> i don't want to speculate on that either. >> sure. fai

temporary bleachers, tech work that is carpenter were when it is on the city proper -- prop.t should be prevailing wage. i would stress any type of temporary work, tempers structures, bleachers, stages, that should all be subject to prevailing wage. it goes on. some of you have first-hand knowledge. actions we have done before, and that is why we have a contractor here, rodin construction, because they are there because we protest things like that. any kind of temporary work, in the carpentry work, and all trade as a matter of fact, even if it is temporary and only going to be there for year or so, should be subject to prevailing wage. pay people the proper amount, benefits, health care, and get these jobs, these folks, headed in the right direction to a career in construction. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you. next speaker. >> america's cup hold a lot of promise. $1 billion worth of economic activity. over it -- over 8 billion jobs it could generate. the biggest thing this guarantees potentially is the idea of a diverse community leadership partnership, which we have

miraculously for my family, he pulls up and misses the bleachers. the death toll rose to 10. six more remain in the hospital, one still critically injured. tonight, we'in lrneag that in the chaos following the crash, the volunteers fueled up an old huey helicopter on display and flew the victims to the hospital. >> an experience i don't wish on anybody, you know what i mean? i don't wish anybody to go through that. >> a public memorial service and tree dedication ceremony of the victims, families, and others affected by the crash is scheduled for sunday in idlewood park in reno. >>> no credible threat. that's what the fbi is saying about a bomb scare in an early flight from seattle to oakland. someone in sfo found a note saying alaska air flight 342 had a bomb onboard. officials landed a jet in the secluded part of the airport 15 minutes ahead of schedule. passengers evacuated and investigators searched the plane. they're trying to find the person who wrote the note. >>> lights, camera, oakland. the slice of hollywood is in east bay. no red carpet, brad pitt got the green car

i started to flinch and then, miraculously for my family, he pulled up and misses the bleachers. >> reporter: the video and earlier released still photos show part of the tail section called a trim tab missing. investigators from the ntsb found it over the weekend. the plane also carried a video camera and flight data recorder. the information stored on memory cards like this one. investigators think they have recovered some of the cards and they are hoping to find useful data. the plane had been heavily modified for racing -- the wings clipped and the engine souped up for speed. the pilot, 74-year-old jimmy leeward. >> i know the speed. i know it will do the speed. the systems aren't proven yet. we think they're going to be okay. >> reporter: were they okay? that's one question investigators will try to answer. in the chaos that followed the crash, volunteers rushed in to help. some fuelled up an old huey helicopter on display and flew victims to the hospital. >> it was an experience that i don't wish upon anybody. you know what i mean? i don't wish anybody to ever go through that. >> repor

if they miss the pylon they will be over the bleachers, but i don't feel unsafe.n't feel unsafe going to a race like the indianapolis. >> dr. gerald lent, thank you very much for your perspective. we'll go to reno now to hear from members of the national transportation safety board. >> the investigator in charge of the accident, mr. howard clagens. he's nobody as the iic or investigator in charge. at 8:30 this morning the rest of the ntsb team arrived. our first activity was to basically walk through what had happened so far. so we walked the accident site, had a chance to speak with the ntsb investigators -- the three that were here at the time of the accident -- and get an update on their current activities. let me tell you about those current activities. the investigators have isolated the accident site. they have walked the accident scene which means that they have gone through and identified and processed the wreckage. the reno police department and nevada highway patrol is mapping the wreckage area with a very high technology gps laser system. the runway has

back and he saved two or 300 other people i would consider him to be a hero he was aiming for the bleachers and he did his hr per attached the tarmac. >>. really said a developer and stunt pilot from all californi >> still i had on kron 4 weekend news in volunteers are cleaning up the coast of around the bay area abou. a live look outside when. so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home. it feels like help is never far away. it feels like you're protected against life's little mishaps. it feels like you'll make it home. that's what it feels like to be a member. >> >> it we're taking a live look outside and we do not see a lot of overcast skies and see what the rest of the bay looks like >> good morning deal with romney have clear conditions in walnut creek where are expecting a very nice day appear warming to 82 by noontime and 85 for later on in the afte

has been the tradition whenever we have done this of the officers and firefighters retreat to the bleachers for the remainder of the game. >> is there any public comments regarding this? hearing none, we will take a vote on both items, and we will move to the second item because we have special guests. >> the second item is a request by the chief of police to accept a donation of vehicle heat sensor and air-conditioning systems for the canine units. ghraib >> as you see in your packet -- why don't you come forward and give us a little background about what we are going to approve this evening? >> i am louise kellie, and i am vice-president of the canine foundation. we are a relatively young nonprofit, about a year old, and last year we are all volunteers, and we seek to divide equipment for police and working dogs. one thing in an addition to his bulletproof vest and canine trauma units is heat alarms for vehicles, and it is quite haphazard for police dogs, since their office is basically their parole or transfer vehicle. they are in there. the officer may leave the car. these heat alarms h

moments ago, nine people in all were killed when this pilot lost control, nose diving toward the bleacher section of the grandstand and n.t.s.b. inspector was already there when the crash happened. wreckage has been examined. pictures show a piece came off the plane. they think they have that piece. that will be the focus as will safety recommendations. there is a quote from a spectator said if the pilot hadn't pulled up the last second he would have taken out the entire bleacher section meaning hundreds could have been killed. >> it could have been so much worse. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. >> heather: i'm hed heather childers. we're would b to show you pictures but word of caution. pictures are disturbing. >> heather: can you imagine, it slams into the tarmac near the crowded grandstand as gregg mentioned, sending debris in all directions. the plane suddenly pitched upward and plunged toward the ground. >> it twisted and turned and wham! it was all brown smoke and debris, no fire, started wobbling and came up and he started heading toward the stands and looks like he was going to still

and he was going to the bleachers and he pulled up and did what i think was his best job. >> the pilot lost control of his vintage plane during the airshow. he narrowly missed a grant and full of spectators. >> did you the impression that you tried to steer away from the crown? >> yes i think so. >> the ntsb is working on identifying what colette crash. >> still has some kron4 news we see the giants could reach seven straight wins against the rockies. and we joined dozens of people working to codify the bay and the front of how the country of amon has attempted to do with the relief of the two american hostages. >> will by picking up this trash especially the plastic we're protecting wildlife from eating it we're protecting chemicals from getting into the war. >> saturday morning joined to clean up war when cleanup efforts both here and internationally. in conjunction with coastal cleanup day volunteers help to restorer creaks along the bay. the collected trash in an effort that reach many borders. >> the nine are city they call from the hills to the bay. all people in our city are uni

. >> i think the pilot in the last two seconds pulled up because he saw the bleachers and probably saved to 300 other people. >> what went wrong? they're on the scene trying to find out. they say video and photographs are going to help their efforts including a piece of the tail. >> a component has been recovered but it's critical at this point to know we have not identified the component. it will be examined so we don't really know what it is or if it even came for this particular aircraft. >> the broken tail could seriously have impacted the plane in flight, especially if it didn't come completely off. it's going to change the attitude of the plane. it would be like turning your steering wheel sharp. you'd flip over. >> it took him 5 years to modify the plane mostly the wings. >> 5 feet off each other which brings it down to 32-inch air arms versus about 60. to control the airplane and the winds, you need those type of speeds, jet speeds. >> a few minutes ago investigators said they'll be looking into the modifications but especially the broken tail that they described as a major focus

students went under the cover of the bleachers from undercover in the bleachers and police say the gunmenficers. >> they start shooting at us and the bullet went between me and my friend tony and then we turned around resulting and that is bounces off of the concrete behind us. >> the gunman was shot and killed by police. no one was hur. >> three types are in custody this morning after a shooting outside of a gil roy apartment complex. the police say 19-year-old hoa as long as -- jose lopez, 18- year-old john cares on castro and an inoffed 15ier old were shooting at a rival gang member last night. multiple rounds were fired and fortunately no one was hurt and all three face charges. >>> a gay type committed suicide after a video of being bullied is laid to rest. the funeral was hold yesterday in new york. he was one of many teams who made a video message for the it gets better project, which aims to give hope to people who are harassed for being different. piece are having whether criminal charges should be filed against those who may have bullied him. >>> two college students are injurie

have been directly hit >> i think that pilot in the last two seconds pulled back because he saw the bleachers and i would guess he saved 2 to 300 other people. >> reporter: what went wrong? people are on the scene trying to find out. video and photographs are going to help their effort including photos of a broken piece of the plane's tail >> a component has been recovered in the area where that was reserved. we have not identified the component. it will be examined. so we don't know what the component is or if it came from this particular aircraft. >> reporter: the broken tail could have impacted the plane in flight >> especially if it didn't come completely off it's going to change the attitude. it would be like turning your steering wheel sharp on the freeway. >> reporter: the pilot said it took him five years to modify the plane making adjustments to the wings >> we cut 10 feet off the wings. five feet off each side. versus about 60 inches. do it right to the total airplane in the wind and different circumstances and anything happens, you need jet speeds. >> reporter: they've been holding

. >> i think the fie lot in the last two seconds pulled up because he saw the bleachers, and i would guess he probably saved two to three hundred other people. >> what went wrong? >> investigators with the national transportation safety board are on the scene trying to find out. they say video and photographs are going to help their effort, including photographs of a broken piece of the plane's tail. >> a component has been recovered in the area where that was observed, but i think it's critical at this point to know we have not identified the component. it will be examined examined. >> especially if it didn't come completely off, it will change the attitude of the plane. like turning your steering wheel sharp. you're going to flip over. >> reporter: in a recently recorded video, the pilot said it took him five years to monitor the gap lopping ghost, making adjustments to the wings. >> we cut 10 feet off the wing, 5 feet off the side, which brings it down to around -- versus about, you know, 16 if you do it right. a controlled airplane and the wind and the differences if anything hap

you know, it includes seating where the bleachers are and at the beach. you are not going to sit on that beach at high tide. you have room on the sidewalk to put these tvs. floating jumbo tvs over there. plus, putting them on barges, the wind blows pretty hard. you will have to anchor them down pretty well. why would they come to an aquatic park to see a nice view and have blocked by a floating tv? not only that, not just the floating television or the barged one, it will take propeller-driven vehicles to maintain that. the one thing that is the most scary to the swimmer is not the great white shark, but it is propellers'. not only that, still both as well, but

you know, it includes seating where the bleachers are and at the beach. you are not going to sit on that beach at high tide. you have room on the sidewalk to put these tvs. floating jumbo tvs over there. plus, putting them on barges, the wind blows pretty hard. you will have to anchor them down pretty well. why would they come to an aquatic park to see a nice view and have blocked by a floating tv? not only that, not just the floating television or the barged one, it will take propeller-driven vehicles to maintain that. the one thing that is the most scary to the swimmer is not the great white shark, but it is propellers'. not only that, still both as well, but generally they do not go so fast. look out for swimmers. the other thing, too, there is a lack of alternatives. i would come out here and set screens. i would like to be able to say i like plan a or b or c. the only other issue is where are these things going to be placed. the impact would be in the water. there are ways around this. ok? but where this is proposing, it is not a good idea at all. le

and rivera launches one halfway to the bleachers in the left and the doctors go on two beat the giants eight-two. >>> so the giants are now four games behind the braves for the wildcard with only six to play. rangers rookie jamaal poked her career home run and that was after three hit game. they come back to beat the rangers four-three. nfl alex smith sustained concussion last sunday against the cowboys that has been cleared to return to practice and will play this weekend against the bengals. i spoke to jim harbaugh today against the health of his quarterback. >> so he didn't even know there was the problem until after the gamecocks. >> while sometimes you don't know java concussion until the doctors tell you how born. >> good point. but he didn't complain during the game at all. >> is the tough guy but i have to believe alex smith did know when he suffered that concussion during the game but you will never get out of him. >> 's back six times. >> that's right. >> coming back at 11, we will see you then. ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimat

. >> i think that pilot in the last two seconds pulled up because he saw the bleachers and i would guess he probably saved 200 to 300 people. >> he would not be able to tolerate the fact that there was anybody hurt, much lez die. >> what went wrong? investigators with the national transportation safety board are on the scene right now trying to find out. they say video and photographs are going to help their effort, including photos of a broken piece of the plane's tail. >> a component has been recovered in the area where that was observed. i think it's critical at this point to know we have not identified the component. it will be examined, so we don't know what the component is or if it came from this particular aircraft. >> brad was taking photos of the air race, the broken tail could seriously have impacted the plane in flight. especially if it didn't come completely off, it's going to change the attitude of the plane. it would be like turning your steering wheel sharp on the freeway. you're going to flip over. >> in a recently recorded youtube video, it took five years to modify the

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. >> i this i that pilot in the last two seconds pulled up because he saw the bleachers and i would guess he probably saved 200 to 300 other people and i don't mean any disrespect to the injured but i would consider him to be a hero because he was going for the bleachers and he pulled up and did what i think was his best job to hit the tarmac. >> as i mentioned that plane, it was a p-51 mustang, that was a major part of the american effort in world war ii, as top speed of more than 400 miles per hour. we're showing you that video, now i want you to draw your attention to the screen and look at this still picture that someone captured, this was at the very last moment before impact of that plane and this tells the story, just the horror of this plane and looks like it's right on top of spectators, again, 50 plus injured, at least three dead. we'll likely get updates of the number of injured and the condition they're in. gus mccray was there and joins us from reno, can't imagine what it was like. would you agree it looked like the pilot may have managed to maneuver enough to just have misse

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here now we're hearing did it not hit the bleachers and there is a live picture now from reno. we'll update perhaps during this half hour but certainly on the news at 6:00. >> whole foods rolling out a program to make customers healthier. the wellness club giving shoppers nutrition tips offer cooking classes and promote positive choices and this is 45s aids month plus a 1 the $5 processing fee. and for now it's only available at the downtown oakland store but may expand if it's successful there. >> and eating disorders taking a heavy toll on more young people. so this weekend you're going to learn about resources in the community to help. and there are personal story of a young woman who survived an eating disorder and is in college. >> i became obsessed with eating and was thinking about oh my gosh i ate this much. i felt bad and i was looking at myself in the mirror. and i would overexercise, feeling hike i gained it back fast. >> and please join cheryl jennings at 10:00 a.m. sunday to learn more about eating disorders. >> and we enjoyed a beautiful day around the bay area an

. >> he goes and misses bleachers and went into the ground. can see everyone stand up and you didn't know which direction to go. you didn't know where the plane wasng

. >> they were huddled around the bleachers, staying close together. scared out of their minds. >> everybody's terrified. they're very scared. >> they started shooting at us. the bullet went between me and my friend tony. we started running. we could hear the bullets bouncing off the concrete behind us. >> no one in the stadium was hit. police say the man tried to break into a car and a backhoe before he started firing the rifles. >>> the american hiker set free last week from iran are expected to arrive back on u.s. soil this morning. shane bauer and joshua fattal were finally released from that iranian prison after more than two years in custody. this is them arriving in oman last week before leaving for the u.s. the pair talked about their ordeal and the last day in prison. >> getting off the plane that brought us here three days ago was the most incredible experience of our lives. we'll never forget the excitement of seeing our loved ones waiting at the foot of the plane. the joy of embracing them all after so long will stay with us forever. >> jus

. >> they're huddled under the bleachers scared out of their minds. >> everybody's terrified out there. >> my wife, i've never seen anything like this. >> before the gunman made it that far, a cop on the ground shot him dead before he harmed a single person. >> our priority was to stop him from moving and get him to stop shooting and we were able to do both of those. >> to have something like this happen on a beautiful saturday, it's shocking. >> you're able to see in eric's story from our affiliate king police apparently prevented what almost certainly would have been a massacre by the gunman. stay tuned for details on this story. >>> we want to go to florida where the high profile murder trial of bob ward has ended in a conviction. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty of second degree murder as charged in the information. >> the trial lasted about a week. ward's defense argued that diane ward died in 2009 of accidental gunshot and accidental gunshot to the face but the jury wasn't convinced. ward's daughters sobbed at the verdict. prosecutors had hammered away at inconsistencies

. >> i think both for that pilot because he pulled back and saw the bleachers. i would guess he saved 200 or 300 other people. >> you would not be able to tolerate the fact that there was anybody hurt much less died. >> what went wrong question or investigators are on the scene right now trying to find out. they say video and photographs are going to help their efforts, including photos of a broken piece of the plane's tail very at. >> is a component has been uncovered in the area where that is observed. but i think it is critical at this point to know that we have not identified the component rated it will be examined, so we don't really know what the component is or is it even came from this particular aircraft. >> brad pillow was taking photos. he says the broken tail could seriously have impacted the plane in flight. >> especially if it didn't come completely off. it's going to change the attitude of the plane. it would be like turning your steering will sharp on the freeway and you flip over. >> the pilot said it took them five years to modify the galloping

. >> i think that that pilot, in the last two seconds, pulled up because he saw the bleachers and i would guess he probably saved 200 to 300 other people. and i don't mean any disrespect to the injured, but i would consider him to be a hero because he pulled up and did what i think was his best job to hit the target. >> our dan simon is there for us in reno. dan, good morning again. have we learned any indication what possibly could have caused this? >> we really don't know at this point. what we know is that the aircraft picked up and rolled and just went down to the ground. at this point, it's pure speculation to hypothesize what happened here. they're coming to the scenes to look for clues. you have to wonder what made this. it appears that the plane disintegrated on impact. of course, we had a lot of people with cameras, a lot of people in the stands that could provide some eyewitness statements to investigators, but that will probably be critical of what we also know, t.j., is that this is a pilot who is very experienced, 74 years old. and participated in this air show since 1975. ob

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she was not in her regular seat in the bleachers that night to see the band play. that's because she has cancer. she is in hospice care at home and does not feel well enough to get to the games right now as well as she wants to. so these are pictures of two buses chock full of marching band members. on to marty barrett's front lawn. her grandson anthony was front and center, naturally, so marty could see him from her window. watch. ♪ ♪ >> mrs. barrett loved it. she told our local nbc affiliate, quote, it was jazzy, and then she said this about her grandson. >> i'm very proud of this boy. i try to go wherever he's playing, and i'm not sure i'll be able to from now on. so i just mentioned i don't think i'll ever be able to hear him play again, and this happened. isn't that wonderful? it's like a miracle. >> the rogers heritage high school war eagles marching band showing up on martie barrett's front lawn so she can hear him play again? best thing in the world ever. nice playing, guys. now it's time for the ed show. >>> the obama administration takes it c

. >> they huddled under the bleachers, staying close together, and scared out of their minds. >> everybody's out there. they're very scared. >> they started shooting at us and the bullet went me and my friend, tony, and we went around and started running and we could hear the bullets bouncing off the concrete behind us. >> no one in the stadium was hit, but police say the unidentified 51-year-old man fired his first shot at the elementary school where he tried to break into a car. from there, police say he amendmented to get into the cab of a backhoe that was on school property. police rushed to the scene and exchanged shots with the man killing him before he was able to get near the parents and children at that football game. >>> remembering the victims of that tragic air race disaster in nevada. it's impossible to forget the image of this in reno. 11 people died when a pilot lost control of his vintage plane and barreled into the crowd. well, tonight, hundreds are expected to gather at a memorial at 9:00 p.m. eastern. the city will dedicate a tree to the victims and hold a candlelight vigi

there's a grandstand which is compromise of bleachers and those sort of things.t, there is a box seat area. it's three rows. i don't know how many box -- numbers of box seats there are. but those box seats go to the larger sponsors, people who want to bring their companies or do corporate partnerships. each box seat sits 15 people. >> okay. in terms of the management of this event, mr. draper, there have been safety concerns, obviously. are you confident that your association had done everything possible to make this event safe for spectators and pilots? is there anything you could have done that you didn't do? >> without knowing the cause of the accident, i can tell you that we work year round on safety. and fans and pilots are foremost priorities, as can you imagine. that time i'll tell you that we thought through every sort of emergency protocol and safety plan that we possibly could. again, without knowing the cause of the accident, i can't tell if you there's anything else that we could have done. but we're confident right now that we had every safety protoc

we're all underneath bleachers. >> you can hear the gunshots in the background there.ids and parents scrambled for cover at the high school stadium as police confronted a man firing two rifles at a nearby elementary school. police say the unidentified man had tried to break into a car at the school. then tried to break into the cab of a piece of earth moving equipment on school property. police converged on the scene killing the 51-year-old gunman before he was able to get near the football game. no one else was hurt. >>> this week begins one of the most high-profile and possibly gut wrenching criminal trials you may ever witness. dr. conrad murray, the man blamed for michael jackson's death will defend himself in court on charges of involuntary manslaughter. opening statements begin tuesday. tonight, cnn's ted rowlands gives us a preview of the case against the doctor. >> your honor, i am an innocent man. >> reporter: the jury in the conrad murray manslaughter trial will have several questions to answer. one, did dr. murray give michael jackson a lethal dose of propof