why shouldn't people call that breaking news? >> well, some things are breaking. things are old and they're still labeled as breaking. we asked our viewers to ask themselves when they see that some television station is breathlessly claiming this is breaking news, ask yourself is this really happening now? is it really breaking? is it really news? and even if it is, is this even important to me? >> so take us back a little bit and tell us how you decided, even though it was six years ago, only recently publicized in this way, how you decided to dispense with that label. >> well, we decided based on many of the things i'm telling you now. the pew research center tracks the perception that the community and the esteem that the community holds for several different occupations, from the clergy to doctors, lawyers, artists, the military, and journalists. none of those occupations that they track have lost more esteem in the public's eyes than journalists. now, is that because journalists have sudden ly started to becom deceptive? no, i think it's because consultants h

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it is our breaking news here on cnn. a boeing 777 on a flight from south korea crash landed today at the san francisco airport. 291 passengers, 16 crew members were onboard the asiana airlines flight 214. some of the passengers were seen walking off the plane. we know some are injured but the exact number has not been disclosed. the asiana airlines plane had flown across the pacific from seoul and was preparing to land when something went terribly wrong obviously. the plane crash landed on a runway, we're told runway 28-l. it crash landed there and a fire ball erupted. parts of the plane rocked and broke apart. huge plumes of gray and white smoke rose up. the plane's roof, what is left of it, is now charred with a large, gaping hole. the plane's tale in pieces. as i said, we're still waiting to hear about the injured. we just heard from the national transportation safety board. there were a number of passengers onboard, obviously. some of them were talking about -- are talking now about what they saw and what they felt.

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as it does so, it is going to break up.you in frederick, loudon, faulkier, prince william county, i do think we'll see scattered out west. off to the east, d.c. metro, fairfax, arlington, prince george's, i do think you are looking at a mainly dry morning. limited sunshine this morning for everybody. as i widen out the image, you see more precip back to the west. this works its way throughout the area throughout the day today. similar to yesterday, it's going to be that hit-or-miss-type rain. we're at 77 now. mostly to partly cloudy skies. there's that chance of a shower west of d.c. especially around the i-81 corridor. 77 degrees at that point. partly sunny. limited sunshine. especially around the midday hours today. mainly dry across the area. 85 degrees. a high temperature today of 90. we hit that at 2:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m., down to 87 at that point. scattered showers for everybody. and some isolated thunderstorms. about a 30% to who% chance that you're dealing with some rain today. on future weather, what i want to show you

a 54-inch main is on the verge of breaking and it has to be fixed immediately. so people living between national harbor and andrews air force base need to start stocking up on water right now. >> of course, this could not come at a worse time. we're in the middle of a heatwave and tonight we've got team coverage. we begin with debra alfarone. a short time ago she attended a press conference called by the washington suburban sanitary commission. they handle water issues. >> they say right now you need to start filling up plastic airtight containers with water and put that in your fridge. secondly, fill the tub with water to use it to flush the toilet. this is no joke. this is a big deal. there is a plan for it, but if this water main breaks, all bents are off and that means -- bets are off and that means hundreds of thousands of people could have no water when they wake up. morningside, hillcrest heights, camp spring, forest heights, temple hills and oxon hill including joint base andrews and national harbor. this affects thousands of homes, businesses and severa

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the giants go into the break. how about the a's and red sox? josh donaldson, that one over the edge in left center. we need to go to the 11th. ryan cook gets a strike out to end the frame with bases loaded. two on for josh donaldson. a little shot to left field, the a's win 3-2. and donaldson got a little pie action in the face. >> this clubhouse believes we have one of the best teams in baseball. it was just one of those things. we get an opportunity to play snn like the red sox, we're going out there to send the message that we're a really good team and that we're for real. >> more good news out of the coliseum. the hard throwing righty is a perfect 25 for 25 this season and they will replace his teammate on the american legal staff. it is his first all-star appearance. >> yeah, it is definitely an honor. my first all-star game. so we'll get after it for a little while, and it's something you want to go up there and soak it all in and enjoy myself. >>> comcast sports net marter ins to bring you the best in the b

they're on a brief break in that courtroom. a well deserved break. at it until 10:00 last night. it's been a grueling pace and the lawyers nerves were frayed yesterday. some other news we have come can go up? we last saw him hiding in a boat in a massachusetts backyard. that was the last day of freedom. he was arrested and today that suspected boston marathon bomber making one of his first experiences in a courtroom. he's not only going to face 30 charges there but also he'll be facing some of the families of the victims. how that feels. copd includes emphysema and chronic bronchitis. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my obstructed airways for a full 24 hours. you know, spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva

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the pattern starts to break down going into the weekend.temperatures should be back in the 80's. >> a baltimore tradition is getting a facelift. >> the west baltimore stable yard is on his way to becoming a cultural stop in the city. call you need to baltimore. pitch selling fruit from a horse-drawn carriage. >> they have them interact with the artists. we have different events here. we are opening a new dialogue. >> they are raising funds to transform the stables into an historic preservation site. depicting theare city through a gallery and mural project. >> this is a long-standing baltimore heritage, still able to traverse the city. rehabilitates to the stables into a living museum, to reserve a tradition and to revitalize their world as well. we're a lot of far -- trying to bring them back in a positive manner. >> deborah wiener, wbal-tv 11 news. >> there are a few sites that onee their and that is th of the most prominent. stats toare some new make it even more expensive to keep your teenagers safe behind the wheel. >> once you add a t

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just having trouble on the breaking ball as little bit -- balls a little bit.ut on me a little end. i got jammed and i was able to dink one in for a hit. it was nice because i felt i was swinging the bat well the entire series and having a little bit of bad luck. i feel that helped us win the game. it was awesome. >> we might be gritty, we might grind it out. but that's been our motto. the epd of last year and coming into this year. we just try to keep that as our identity and keep grinding and no matter what the situation may be. no matter how far we're down, no matter who counts us out is to keep fighting. today was a little more of that. >>> all star tweaking today by the respective managers. colon hit today he will not be able to pitch in new york. was selected by jim leland to replace him. perfect in his 25 saves this year. also an all time record of 23 in a row. >> it's my first selection, you go out there every year. you always want to have a chance to go to the game and experience it and see what it's about. i'm excited to go and go represent the a's. >

most bizarre caution is about mobile phone bills a new government paper suggests that if scotland breaks away then scots visiting the u.k. and using their phones will need to pay extortionate very ming charges the scottish government has already debunked that myth saying that all roaming charges in the european union will be abolished in twenty sixteen but according to whitehall scotland might have to reapply to join the european union as well the british government has also been keen to remind that the royal mail and the post office will no longer be for scotland should they choose independence nor will the two hundred or so public bodies that deal with bureaucratic procedures such as issuing driving licenses managing roads and even broadcasting such as the b.b.c. if all that hasn't put off for any of those considering voting yes in the referendum next year well a recent think tank report has cautioned that an independent scottish army would struggle to defend itself and what about money well the scots say they'd like to keep the pound something the u.k. chancellor george osborne has be

there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of joy. that. it won't. is a story. it's playing out in real life. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so foolish you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you don't. charge is a big issue. well guys i'm always asking you to write your feedback and let me know you think about the show it's a it's viewer feedback time story with twitter at coal while the drunk thirteen am says and the city for a legals as a stand in for an army inside america's borders every president has done it for the past thirty years what seriously suggesting that undocumented immigrants are a standing army right here over the u.s. government if they get amnesty w.t.f. man ok seriously let's move on to the you tube where overseas expert says you seem to fall into the trap of thinking that any riot or rebellion is an arche anarchy simply the lack of an organized government you

breaking news on our t.v. fresh violence in egypt reportedly claims at least thirty eight lives as pro muslim brotherhood demonstrators are said to have been targeted by snipers in cairo of clashes erupt between supporters and opponents of the army in alexandria. the syrian national coalition agrees to take part in peace talks as the group meets with the u.n. security council for the first time. and u.s. authorities break a cyber fraud scam worth hundreds of millions of dollars believed to be the largest ever are now sitting decades in prison for the hikers. thanks for joining in this saturday i'm lucy and of course you're watching our team but we begin with our breaking news here on our t.v. in egypt the muslim brotherhood says at least thirty one people have been killed in cairo with another seven reported dead in alexandria during what is believed to be the largest protests egypt has seen in two and a half years clashes between supporters and opponents of the ousted president mohamed morsy have erupted acro

start with breaking news this hour russia says it's off for asylum to edward snowden but only if he stops leaking information that has now been rejected by him. joins us here with the story. can you bring us up to date on this what do you know now. you know this just been that edward snowden has officially rejected. rejected an offer that he could find asylum in russia and stay in russia according to conditions that vladimir putin announced on monday he has rejected it because of those conditions the conditions being that he was welcome to stay in russia if he was willing to. quote harming russia's u.s. partners now snowden has said that because it's condition she doesn't want to silence in russia this is his options of where he possibly could go. and get political asylum are not going down by the day more countries are becoming reluctant to help him in any way to sort of reach out to him that you were putin on monday also said that the u.s. that they would never give anybody up that they'd never given anybody up and that the u.s. would never give anybody up to them and in fact. it can be

we will break it to program with a special report when the royal baby is born. >> we are following breaking news on the peninsula where firefighters are at the scene of a fire at a condo complex and we will take you there. >> bay area counties are taking three major paint manufacturers to court today in a >> abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> it is 5:00 a.m. and we thank you for joining us. >> we have breaking news. firefighters are on the scene of a fast-moving place at a san mateo condo complex. abc7 news reporter is at the scene. the area is across the street from the busy shopping center, right? >> this is a busy area. i spoke with the deputy chief of the fire department and he said the fire is out. he said more than 100 people living in this apartment

after the break. >>> right now you have the great seal. there is a brief break.fiery. we'll get you back in live as soon as they start back up. in the meantime, it is the jury that is also due at this courthouse at 1:00. that was their report time today, a bit of a reprieve because every other day they had to be ready for 9 a.m. arguments, testimony to start, so they're coming in at 1:00 today. these jurors are a mixed bag, even -- i know you have heard six jurors. that is usually 12. here you can have a criminal trial with six. it is not a capital trial so you can have six. these six, and there are alternates, they are five white women and one woman who is described as either black or hispanic. two are women and one alternate is a man. the core jurors range in age between 30 and 60ish. when we say we don't know the exact ages but they look to be in their 30s to their 60s. most of them have been married and for years in fact at that. jean casarez is live with us now, and, jean, what i want to ask you is you are in the courtroom gavel to gavel. i often say there i

going on guys i'm abby martin and this is breaking the set so you may have seen the disturbing video that's now circulating the web from the peaceful bystander simply filming police officers on the job in hawthorne california and what happens next is shocking and important. so you begin to think. that is getting ridiculous it's. easy if you are going to go with. her partner is a. little bit like churches with a. very good job. so. yes after detaining this man for no apparent reason the officers then shot and killed his dog who was only attempting to protect his owner no unfortunately got no response from the hawthorne police department when asking why this man was being detained in the first place however i did find out that there are no current laws on the books in the state of california prohibiting individuals from recording on duty police go. as what happened here is not only tragic it's downright unacceptable police officers are public servants funded by you and me if we're being tracked and spied on everywhere we go it's not only our right but it's our duty to film authority an

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>> abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> we have breaking story with rescues underway at a summer camp near yosemite national park after a tree fell through a dining hall. this is where it is happening right now outside the community at groveland near highway 120. a spokesman is call this is "mass casualty incident," with at least two injuries. abc7 news is reporting that one of the injured has died. this is a summer camp for kids and families run by an organization based here in san francisco. we do not know brought campers who were injured are from the bay area. >> spokesman for the catch sent us this statement and i quote, "we are still assessing the situation. no children have been injured but there are adult whose have been injured." we have a crew on the way. we will bring you updates throughout the newscast and on twitter. >> good morning, our other top story today, day three of the bart strike and, finally, some progress. unions and the transit agency are scheduled to head back to the bargaining table in two hours. they resumed talks at 6:00 p.m. which ended befor

they're in a brief break in that courtroom.perfect opportunity to get you up to speed not only on what's happened but what it all means. i want to bring in my colleagues working hard not only to watch every moment of this testimony but break it down in legal terms. what it means for the outcome of this case. jean casarez is live. mark nejame is also live with me. he's been providing an enormous amount of insight and also legal defense attorney and cnn analyst. first things first. jean, i know you spent the better part of the morning in court. i know you've had to step in and out but you're the best gauge of how this jury is digesting this information especially when the ids of who is screaming. how has it been going? >> reporter: that 911 emergency call was played more times than i can count this morning before the jury. i watched them so closely. every single time it was played witness after witness i would see them going like this. i would see them going like this. i mean just listening so intently to see if they would hear s

people break out in song in honor of mandela's birthday. in san francisco, a celebration of life service was held at grace cathedral. he remains hospitalized fighting a long infection for more than a month. his condition is said to be improving. >> it is 6:47. retailers are chasing the baby fashion trend as the big royal birth in london is getting closer. >> families are planning on spending less back do school season this year. jane, good morning at the new york stock exchange. >> after spending on new things last year the national retail federation believes consumers will spend 8 percent less this back-to-school shopping season but other surveys say different. they find that 80 percent of consumers will adjust their spending because of the economy. fewer people plan to shop for electronics but will look for bag ons on stylish clothes. they say that fewer college students will live in dorms and more will live at home but those who are in dorms will be spending for bedding and microwaves. the biggest names are out there looking for bargains

breaking news in san jose. a brush fire burning this past hour. this is near orchard parkway and component drive. firefighters have -- they are spraying water and have been doing that for the last hour. it did generate a lot of smoke in the area. but the airport says it is not affecting flights but it is affecting traffic in the area. scott budman was leaving the area and the 880 onramp a busy road during the night trimable road there is a bit of a slow down in the area. it looks like the five-day forecasts have the upper hand and of course keep it here for new developments. >>> tonight at 11:00 it's a tough time to find jobs but one group is finding employment ahead of the pack and you may be surprised to learn where they are coming from. >>> that is going to do it for us this 6:00 hour. we hope to have you back here at 11:00. >> good night. >> on "extra" --anthony weiner's wife standing by her man. >> he's got a real sickness. he's a sick puppy. >> what mrs. weiner's body language is saying. >> just revealed

. >>> coming up tonight on abc7 news at 11:00, breaking news. a watermain break in san francisco. >> and the anger of the father of a woman killed by a fall entry. why he is so frustrated of what happened after. >> and a victim identified 11 years after the ago on the world trade center. >> agoing like a bunch of spoiled babies -- acting like a bunch of spoiled babies. >> why one team >>> breaking news tonight. crews in san francisco are trying to plug a watermain break. >> sergio is live with the latest on this. sergio? >> dan, right now there is a team from the san francisco department of water that is here on scene. what they are trying to do is deal with a watermain break in this neighborhood. we saw that the water is actually pushing up out of the asphalt. let me show you what is happening. it is actually running down the streets, down a culvert and into this one particular home. you can see right there how it is flowing pretty fast and into the garage of this particular home. there is some debris that is even being caught up there. it has

a follow-up to a story that was breaking in our 6:00 p.m. newscast. san jose fire crews are trying to figure out what started a smoky brush fire. it did not burn a lot of acreage, only three. but the empty field. but the smoke billowed from the fire, creating a traffic mess on 880, 101 and 87. tractors were being used to cut down weeds when that fire started. >>> money doesn't grow on trees. but several people around the bay area getting big bucks for their palm trees. and the offers are connected to the new pay bridge. a look at the eastern span which is lit up tonight. george kiriyama shows us where the trees are headed. george? >> reporter: that's right. let me show you the type of tree that will be placed to the east and west side of the toll plaza. this is called a canary island palm tree. and crews were out to inspect this tree. tonight, we talked to the owner, who has elected to give the tree away if it is selected. for 40 years, this tree had stood proud in the front lawn in santa clara. it was planted by her husband in the early '70s. >> it i

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all-star break is upon us, y'all.s have been a week ago today they are only four games outs of first. fir you feel pretty good about yourself and hit the skids on the road.oad >> they were six games behindhid atlanta coming in. if you can't beat the marlins mr and lost two in a row to miami not a very good baseball teamm for the longest team looked liki they would not get the win last night. they trailed 2-1 late and switched up again. johnson looking for answers froa the batting order he has not gotten all year. y what does he do? put anthony rendone in the lead off and put harper in the 7 spot. juggling things around. easily bryce scores and it's tied up at two. in extra innings it's spann demoted to the seven spot and responds with three hits. is there a correlation there? i don't know. but whatever buttons johnson ye. they get three in the tenth and get the win in extra innings 5-2. daffy talked about shaking upngu the lineup after the game. >> i was going shake the lineup up because i -- this the -- the way it's

with live breaking news. >> that breaking news is happening at sfo, this is a live picture of crews beginning the task of removing the wreckage of flight 214 and a desperate search for a toddler, police and fbi are on the case. >> police have focused their search in three areas of oakland, 79th avenue, along the water near doolittle drive and at the father's house. we are at the father's house with up to the minute information. alan? >> carolyn and dan, police have been out here all night long and right now, fbi agents and police are convasing this neighborhood. they want to know the time anyone has seen the father with his daughter. there's something that the police do not believe about the story. the apartment of where john anthony webb and his daughter lived with his mother, webb told police he walked into this store around 11:00 a.m. and when he came out, his baby was missing from his black ford expadition. >> after a while, he did break down and start to cry. >> the police issued an alert for her. and later they began questioning whether the father took the baby to the store. >> anyone w

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to break it off.. >> she did what she always did, and it was carol who said okay, you can have your weekend of mourning and your tears. then you're going to pick yourself up, dust yourself off and show him what he's missing. that's what she did. >> do you think she saw something he hadn't saw before? >> we saw something we hadn't saw before, plunging necklines and dresses and confidence and radiating. >> it was evident that she was being very forthright. she was like right, i'm getting on with my life, cool. and it hasn't worked out, that's behind me, let's move on. and she was very calm and level headed and strong about it. and i think he thought, oh, my god. >> he became unglued. he started drinking too much. he went out with his buddies to various clubs. he was very obviously adrift emotionally and it didn't help to see him pictures of kate having the time of her life. >> i think at the time i wasn't very happy about it, but actually it made me a stronger person. you find out things about yourself