the cause of fire is still under investigation.ross is still assisting folks who live in the 72 apartments. >> the first sailing race in the america's cup regatta will only have one team competincompeting. italy's team was scheduled to compete against emirates team to kick off the louis vuitton cup, a series of racing to see who will face off against oracle team usa, but luna rosa team officials say they'll sit out because they're upset over proposed rule changes. the changes were made after the death of sailor andrew simpson. the team is waiting for the cup's international jury to hear its complaint. >>> still ahead on today in the bay, continuing coverage of the asiana airlines crash at sfo. we have a crew on scene waiting for a press conference coming from fraught the ntsb investigators, however, from sfo itself. sfo, we know, is suffering from two runways still shut down this morning, and now the fog has rolled in and making things much more difficult. the latest from them coming up in about three minutes. >>> good morning to y

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any questions, what caused the mutation or did the nutation cause the disease. is data model for other cancers too, the way we look at other cancers? are they completely different kinds of diseases? >> would you like to start with that? that was the question when nothing was known. it is hard to imagine in a way a time when we did not think of genes as being involved in cancer at all which is part of the story i wanted to tell, to show the evolution of scientific thinking. but that is as i understand it, that is one of the major questions now, when these mutations are found in a tumor, to understand is hit driving the cancer? is jenna driver mutation or not? how to know, how to figure that out, how to find drugs to treat that? >> current view of cancer is every cancer will have a driving abnormality, something that is driving the growth of cancer, just pointed out a lot of the cancers kerri along a lot of additional abnormalities that have nothing to do with it. the terminology, drivers, things that driving the growth of cancer, go along for the ride the. we hav

however, age isn't always the cause of hypgonadism.nd when that is the case, finding out just where the disease is originating in the body can be a bit more complex. >> and it turns out, testosterone that is made in the testicles of men are actually regulated from something above the gonad, and what i mean by that is, there's something called the pituitary gland. >> the control of these hormones are from the pituitary gland, which is at the base of the brain. >> mcfarland: dr. robert tan is the director of opal medical clinic in houston, texas. >> over here we have the cerebellum, which is for balance, and the brain stem, and right on top over here, this round little--oval, rather--oval gland over here, about slightly less than 1 centimeter, will be the pituitary gland. it's a round, small, little organ the size of the tip of my little finger over here that sends signals to these organs to produce these sexual hormones. in males, the pituitary gland will send signals to the testes to produce the testosterone. >> the pituitary gland mak

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is where another cause launches. >> is there a cause you have launched for that other employees have said? there are things that don't seem like they would be political. all of a sudden, that is political because now you got loggers who -- people that save jobs. do you stay away from any sort of sort of thing that is controversial or do you have some employees that say hold on, dale, i'm not sure i'm comfortable with us supporting this cause. >> that's a great question. two things. we try to stay away from anything that is politically charged. >> that has to be tough, though. >> the tough. anti-sex trafficking is not politically charged and autism is not really politically charged. abortion is politically charged so we would stay away from that. for us our founding belief is what i call our whiology. we believe people matter so we really try to focus on things and causes that support people. we do support some animal charities as we go through them but really our main focus is people matter and we have to take care of them. >> dale partridge, we appreciate you being with us here this

did the disease cause the mutation, or did the mutation cause the disease? is that a model for other cancers too, the way we look at other cancers, or are they completely different kinds of diseases? >> would you like to start with that? so, i mean, that was a question when nothing was known, right? i mean, it's hard to imagine in a way a time when we did not think of genes as being involved in cancer at all, which was part of the story i wanted to tell, that to show the evolution of scientific thinking, but that is as i understand it from this gentleman to my right, that that is one of the major questions now is when these mutations are found a tumor, to understand, is it driving the cancer? is it a driver mutation or not? and how to know, and how to figure that out, and how to find drugs to treat that, but i would ask the current. >> the current view of cancer is that every cancer will have a driving abnormality, something that's broken that's driving the growth of the cancer. as you just pointed out, a lot of the cancers carry a lot of additional abnormal

what causes dry eye. >> chronic dry eye, its long-term process.use it doesn't appear overnight it doesn't disappear overnight. there is no one thing that fixes everything. dry eyes come in different categories. >> cheryl: and with the animation your office looking at the redeye, i can relate to that. this is frontier science video and this is one of the indicators, right? >> people with dry eyes could get redness and eye could be uncomfortable and sometimes it's hard for them to focus. >> it looks like a fingertip pressing on the eyes. >> the glands, these are oil glands inside the human and they produce the oily part of the tear which is to keep the liquid part from evaporating. >> is there one person more likely to have a dry eye condition than another? >> we see it across the ages and in different occupations. this being the computer age as people are staying at the monitors longer they are dealing with it at a younger age. people that suffer from roscasea it affects the eyes and babyboomers are dealing with dryness and aging and some of it is

it's its own cause. i mean there is no, no difference between the universe always existing and the universe always existing because god is the cause. it seems like that's just an added term that means nothing. yeah that's indeed a, a problem. it but it is only a problem if you would say it that the universe, the cosmos is something that has always more or less the same. but the cosmos shows a very deep and fundamental development and...it still leaves open the question what does this cosmos as we have it now, in which we are existing, out of which we arise, what does that have for a meaning and how is that related to the ground of being. to dirk, god would be the reason for the world, even if not the cause of the world. if the cosmos is eternal - without beginning - god would still be "the ground of its being." but i struggle with this. why not - more simply - a cosmos existing eternally by itself? without "god" or a "ground of being"? adding god adds what? dirk offers a teleology of sorts - the claim of

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most airplane accidents are caused by human error. there could be other causations here, other factors, may have been a gust of wind or something, microbursted that caused the plane to lose at feud in a hurry and the pilot couldn't adjust to it. the debris field is dragged all the way. you see those things that look like tepees. those are the marking points, the wheels are not supposed to touchdown until you are beyond those tepees. usable runway. beyond the teepees. clearly this plane was shedding pieces for hundred yards or so before it got to the usable runway. >> gregg: you hear pilots often say these commercial jetliners are so sophisticated and computerized, they almost fly by themselves. what about on landing, is it all done manually by the pilot or computer assistance? >> there would have -- they could have done a computer assisted landing. this is probably a little bit beyond my expertise but do i read a lot about aviation. i know if you are going to land in the fog which is frequently present in san francisco, you are going

we know there has been no work done here recently so that cannot be the cause of this accident.it is important that people do not speculate and prejudge the inquiry. >> the train was packed with parisians leaving for the holiday weekend. one of the busiest travel days of the year. the president indicated a steal bastille day will become a day of mourning. .> the victim was a child all three people killed where chinese nationals according to the country's consulate. 180 people were injured when the towing 777 crash landed on sunday. a fire aboard a part dreamliner parked dreamliner.iner crews rushed over to the reminder on friday afternoon. the airport was right to a standstill. airplane was on fire. another unwanted airline. >> you tend to be rather touchy about this and you tend to look for signs. there was no passengers on board and i do not yet know what caused the fire, whether it was a real fire or a warning. we do not know. theeginning -- they said thing was hard for more than eight hours before smoke was detected. there were no passengers on board. the runway was closed f

the explosion was caused by a natural gas leak.moments. >>> friday was a win on wall street. what will today bring? we will check your markets. the very first check of the markets on this very early, "early start." >>> ahh, look at that. looks like nighttime in new york city or at least very early morning. it is very early morning. >> thought it was the city that doesn't sleep. >> they are sort of napping at this hour. >> good morning on "early start." it is money time. poppy harlow is here with all the business news. >> no sleep for me, frankly, just got off a plane a few hours ago. a lot of interesting news as we open this week. a very good jobs report on friday. the major u.s. averages closing 1% higher on friday. it's how investors kick off the week. the tech heavy nasdaq was up. the s&p 1.6% and a stronger than expected jobs report on friday, gave a boost to investor confidence. that always matters. meantime, shares of asiana airlines tumbled following the crash landing in san francisco over the weekend. in seoul this morning,

hat hat has caused this? here's chip reid. >> reporter: on the pristine beaches of mississippi, thousands of dead fish, sting rays, crabs and shrimp have washed ashore this month. aey died from a lack of oxygen in the coastal waters of the gulf of mexico. it's called the dead zone. it veryppears every summer. yis year's dead zone though is larger than average and more than twice the size of last year's. ye marine biologist nancy rabalais has measured the dead zone since 1985. >> the alarming news is that it >> t continues to be large year after year after year. r: teporter: the primary cause i the dead zone is nitrogen- based fertilizers in midwest fields that are washed down the rssissippi river by spring rains and into the gulf. cree they create blooms of algae that turn the water green and rob it of oxygen. scientists believe last year's yeought followed by this spring's heavy rains made the dead zone worse as fertilizer de never absorbed by crops was swept into the gulf. .n dulac louisiana david chauvin w

now, whether that trouble was caused by shifting winds, we don't know. it did look to many like that -- the plane even though the landing gear was down and that the pilot had not made a distress call, that that plan had somehow run into trouble, that it looked wobbly that it tilted to one side and was coming in as an angle. and another passenger was talking from the hospital, he said while the plane was coming down, he felt it was too low and too close to the water and that the pilot tried to correct the aircra aircraft, tried to pull up, it bounced and came down hard with a thud the second time and skidded across the runway after it lost its tail. and another eyewitness said she felt the plane cart wheeled. a lot of information for the ntsb, they will want to talk to the crew and the surviving passengers and any surveillance video that may have captured from the sfo cameras that are everywhere here, i can tell you that. rick. >> there are a lot of surviving passengers for them to talk to. claudia on the ground for us, thank you so much. >> and we go to

about what may have caused saturday's deadly plane crash at s-f-o. the n-t-s-b interviewed all four pilots who were on the plane. 3 of those pilots were actually in the cockpit at the time of crash.. kron 4's charles clifford reports. according to the ntsb, the pilot controlling asiana flight 214 was making his first landing attempt in a boeing 777 at s-f-o. he was controlling the plane from the left hand seat in the cockpit. the training pilot, who was assisting with the landing, was in the right hand seat, there was also a relief first officer in the cockpit jump seat and a fourth pilot seated in the plane's cabin. according to the ntsb, the training pilot says that as the plane descended towards runway 2-8 left, the crew set the planes auto throttle to the required airspeed. >> he set the auto throttle at 137 knots and he assumed that the auto throttles were maintaining speed. but moments later, the pilots realized that the plane was to low and travelling to slow. they attempted to correct the problem by throttling up but by then it was to late. t

>> ruling out the shimenera, there are possible defects on the railway tracts of the cause of the train track crash. >> egyptian prosecutors announced that they're examining a series of complaints against the ousted president mohamed morsi. >> tanzania peacekeepers are killed in the darfur region. the secretary general is appalled by what he called a heinous attack. >> welcome to the program. >> first the transport minister says that the human error has been ruled out as the possible cause of yesterday even's deadly train accident in a southern paris suburb. instead the minister said the focus of the investigations are now on the switching tracks, that's a divide that guides the trains from one line of track to another. the packed train derailed of a speed of 130 kilometers. it slammed into the platform. well, six people are known to have been killed and nearly 200 others injured. our correspondent steven carroll has the latest from the scene. >> the operations to remove the carriages and the train lines here will continue through saturday night and all day sunday, the most difficult pa

the cause of the fire is under investigation.eighbors had been complaining about the use of illegal fireworks in the area. >>> today at 5:00, continuing coverage on the b.a.r.t. strike. we're have the workers sas they return to the jobs in time for -- for the evening commute. >>> thank you for making cute your choice for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks and join us at 5:00. and remember we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. have a great friday, everyone. you're on timeout leo! ♪ ♪ some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. you're o♪ ♪meout leo! some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof. some things will. save up to 20% on an ikea kitchen. >> this is "the real winning edge." it's a gymnast who learns she had to reserve enough for the challenges she faced; an orphaned soccer player, adopted by americans, who gives his all to succeed; a bowler traumatized by suicide. it's celebrities who let you know what it takes to win in life. aly raisman, wells th

coming up with a probable cause or causes in about a year. >> i am tom bakar, channel 2 news. >> we will some analyst for you after that. back to you. >>> all right. thanks, tom. we continue to follow the latest developments out of sfo, in three minutes we will check in with alex savidge to get the latest on the investigation. >> the warm up is on the way for your sunday afternoon. i will have the numbers expected in your area. [ woman , i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done the impossible. you made gluten-free cereals in a whole bunch of yummy flavors. cinnamon chex and honey nut chex are two of our favorites. when my husband found the chocolate one, we were in cereal heaven. the only problem is, with so many great flavors you're making it very hard to choose. your fans, the mcgregor family. 'cause we love chex. . >>> we saw the burning your plane and they came and put water over it. it is crazy. because that is surreal. >> rehe action to the crash of flight 214 from a passenger waiting for a different flight. this morning dozens of asiana victims are in the hospital a

. >> it it did cause me an extra 30 minutes. >> it is going to be a long one home. >> reporter: howard and beal, traffic has really slowed off in the last hours or so. this was extremely busy around 5:00 this evening. we can tell you that the line to get on a bus still continues to grow at this hour. that's across the street at the temporary terminal tonight. ac transit is providing the heaviest service, they had had no incident. there is been a lot of tweets and facebook posts about how crazy the work here from the operators and operations, reporting live, san francisco tonight, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> to bring people into san francisco, however, after several minutes unions asked the protestors to let the busses proceed. the protestors complied and the demonstrators broke quickly without further the san francisco bay area -- added extended hours helping people to get where they needed to go. charlie says she had to deal with the traffic and headed home early, she's worried how long the strike can headed on. >> the golden gate was able to accommodate 180 more passenger

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that is probable cause. looking at domestic violence cases if a woman has a bruise, the protocol is to make an arrest and that the court sorted out. greg: is another case in florida. 69-year-old black man shoots a 41-year-old white man chooses the stand your ground law. he waits for the police, calls his attorneys, back at work on monday. the similarities in this case is he was underneath the 41-year-old man holding him, choking him. and then shot him. similarities, i different outco. >> he delayed justice by the 40 days. >> are kind of arguing against yourself if you say it is the courts because politician got involved. thank you very much michael, good to see you both, will have to do this again. >> watching interesting moment play out in court because you have don west making efforts to prove that the request to consider other charges now including third degree felony charge, this has been sprung on us, we have not had chance to react to be ready for this and he thinks that is "outrageous." >> you say it

now, whether that trouble was caused by shifting winds, we don't know. it did look to many like that -- the plane even though the landing gear was down and that the pilot had not made a distress call, that that plan had somehow run into trouble, that it looked wobbly that it tilted to one side and was coming in as an angle. and another passenger was talking from the hospital, he said while the plane was coming down, he felt it was too low and too close to the water and that the pilot tried to correct the aircra aircraft, tried to pull up, it bounced and came down hard with a thud the second time and skidded across the runway after it lost its tail. and another eyewitness said she felt the plane cart wheeled. a lot of information for the ntsb, they will want to talk to the crew and the surviving passengers and any surveillance video that may have captured from the sfo cameras that are everywhere here, i can tell you that. rick. >> there are a lot of surviving passengers for them to talk to. claudia on the ground for us, thank you so much. >> and we go to

the owners support the cause of most of the protesters. >> only a small minority are causing the problems trying to further another agenda. >> the cops lead the sheep down the street and let them do what they want. >> many business owners will not publicly condemn the vandals because they afraid to, some say. >> the verdict is in for a man suspected of raping a 16-year-old girl outside the homecoming dance but we will not find out what it is yet. he is being tried with another suspect with two separate juries deliberating and the judge sealed the peters verdict until the other verdict is decided. >> the head of $350,000 housing loan that was never used for housing quit and disappeared to the philippines. the district attorney tracked richards to a beach resort outside sabu in the son philippines. he now is in manila and will be back in the bay area in a couple of weeks with bail set at $1 million. >> the board of regents of u.c. is meeting and they could have a vote on the nominations of new student regents. janet napolitano will be the special session tomorrow to be confirmed as the next

cinnamon toast crunch, 'cause that cinnamon and sugar is so irresistible.rybody craves those crazy squares.® . >>> welcome back, doctors in the south bay are working to help sports related head injuries and they are talking about the dangers of untreated concussions. doctors with head injuries should always be checked out by a doctor even if they seem fine. >> we are trying to make sure they don't sustain another one t- prolonging the economist and it is also called a second impact. >> it can occur in noncontact sports and the number of children diagnosed in the past 10 years, that may be due to public awareness. >>> thousands came together raising $2 million for aides. >> now this is the san francisco aides walk. the aides foundation hosted it to host money for aides treatment and research. now hiv became an epidemic. later this morning they will get a first look at bart's new trains. here is a look at what the trains will look like. today they get a full scales and the mcarthur station and you, the public will get to see it. >> sal, how is it looking? >>

this will cause tree failure and it will fall in the direction toward the adjacent lot and out across sufrt street and rip open the sewer line. those are the issues with the red flower and gum tree. this is what we call that redwood number one it's adjacent to the tree i just described. this redwood is situated underneath the canopy which has significantly stupidity it's growth. it's limbs overhang the stair in the adjacent property as you see here. coast redwoods it through 5 which move northward along the lot line on the west have grown vigorously and tower over the resident roofline. here's a better shot. you can see the size of it right there with the roofline being be there. you you can see you get a feeling for size anyway of the trees. their planned on the mini lot line which are adjacent to the private property and consequentially they peer over the rooflines. you can see right there the root systems have uplifted the walkway and a building foundation next door. here we go a shot at the looking at the trees from the resident property wall right there and with the tops of those

they are just causing major traffic disrupttions -- disruption. kpix's dan nap has a look in san francisco. >> reporter: market street, trayvon martin supporters chose this place to deliver their message. >> reporter: demonstrators were angry and loud versing their disagreement with the not guilty verdict in the trial of george zimmerman. >> i think the next thing to prevent more trayvon martin is to attack the system, attack the root cause. every 28 hours a black person is killed. >> reporter: only a few police officers were seen in the crowd, many remained out of sight but ready for vandalism. after a half hour demonstrators marched past tourists. then through the downtown area, on to justin herman plaza. noisy and angry they remained peaceful. it was over but one said the protests would not be just a one day event. don knapp, kpix 5. >> people across the country are reacting to the george zimmerman not guilty verdict. in florida they held signs and chanted in support of trayvon martin. and in times square you can see it was crowded but it was a

investigators are looking into the cause of the fire. b.a.r.t. officials are confident the monday morning commutes will be normal. >> contract talks between b.a.r.t. and the employee unions are set to resume tomorrow. both sides have until next sunday to avert another strike. yesterday both sides met and discussed some issues, including worker safety, but not the major sticking points like salary and benefits. a spokesman for the transit agency says they're optimistic a strike won't happen. a four-day strike halted service earlier this morning and ended after an agreement for a 35 poe-day contract extension. >> team new zealand is moving on. it took a quick lead over italy today and eventually won by more than three minutes. it would 5-0 sweep. the winner of the race in august will race new zealand next month and whoever emerges victorious will take on oracle team u.s.a. in the america's cup, beginning in september. new zealand's skipper says his crew will use the time to practice. >> it makes a lot more sense for us to use the time between now a

. >>, what if you issue an order to show cause as to why she has not been here, he or she has not been here and with the doctor's note explaining when she can be available. i am concerned that it is, that the basis at least asserted is a medical condition that is preventing her from being here. and to me that is a problem beyond, if true and proven is a legitimate basis for not attending and to me a legitimate basis for continuing it. so something like that might give us a better sense of when pastor gavin will be available. and if we get no response we should schedule it and have it heard as soon as after as possible. >> mr. st. croix, can we require a doctor's note explaining? >> we can. >> why the continuance is necessary? >> and the last continuance actually made that stipulation that if a further continuance was requested, that documentation from a physician would be required by june 19th. >> and have we received any documentation from a physician? >> no. >> all right. >> that information causes me to sort of reconsider whether we ought to just proceed with it having pastor gavin

it has ruled out that fireworks were definitely not the cause. firefighters are going to remain on the mountain to make sure there are no flare ups tonight. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> in contra costa county, firefighters are looking into what may have caused a fire that killed a couple and left their son with severe burns. the causes that have already been ruled out at 5:15. >>> a fireworks show gone wrong has left three dozen people injured. police said an explosive went off knocking over other mortars which fired into the crowd. 36 people were hurt. 4 of them seriously. their injuries include burns, shrapnel wounds and being trampled by others in the crowd. >>> it almost seems like the america's cup can't catch a break. one team is threatening to sit out. that's not all. david stevenson is in the city and tells us why the time trials had to be canceled. >> reporter: a difficult day as things got ugly with the r weather and among the teams. a uc davis band tried to brighten up the day for disappointed fans hoping to see the big boats.

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in some places the storms caused significant damage and had deadly results. a slow moving storm system left parts of north carolina under several inches of water. last night emergency workers rescued two men whose boat tipped over in a flooded creek. more than a dozen other people were pulled from rushing waters in the western part of the state over the weekend. two people did not survive. officials say a 48-year-old man and 10-year-old girl were swept away by the currents after entering a creek. >> this kind of water right now with the current the way it is is what they were trying to swim in yesterday. >> just like that. >> just like that. >> philadelphia saw record rainfall of sunday. more than 8 inches fell in the city. sections of philadelphia international airport lost power, causing some flights to be delayed. a strong thunderstorm saturday night is believed to have plaeled a role in the deadly crash of a helicopter. five people including a child were killed. >>> any time weather becomes a factor, you're messing with disaster. >> heavy rain also pounde

rain in china is causing flooding and crop damage.ng has killed at least 337 people in china this year, more than 200 missing. >>> all right. it's 12 minutes now before 7:00 on this monday morning. starting out a little overcast and a little cool. >> the strong sea breeze kicking in this morning. that's going to cool temperatures down around the bay area. temperatures the coolest day of the week today. this morning plenty of clouds and drizzle at the coast. below average temperatures for today as much as 13 degrees below the average. and really staying on the cooler side of things as we round out this week. we'll improve at the latter part of the week. next weekend will be warmer. numbers looking at cool numbers with that stronger sea breeze. the trough at the coast will you ear in the cool marine air temperatures at the coolest levels of the week. tropical storm flossie bearing down on hawaii this morning. heavy rainfall and tropical storm-force winds. if you have plans there expect major delays in the hawaiian islands. how about thi

now a lot of these diseases are caused by smoking but some of them may be caused by the inflammation of the lungs spilling over to the rest of the body. (grace anne) when i was diagnosed with copd, much to my surprise i had ischemic heart disease. this is, you know, these are bed fellows. lung cancer. all. these are the natural ones that any physician should think of. (dr. levy) the lungs themselves in copd are not the whole picture. when you look at causes of death of patients with copd, only about a third of it is associated with lung disease. a third of it is tied in with heart disease, and then you move into cancer, and other co-morbidities. so. (grace anne) yeah. (dr. levy) it is a spectrum. it's a systemic disease as barry would. (grace anne) and that's why it's so hard to get an adequate number. i mean there are twelve million americans who have this disease, have been diagnosed and are getting some form of treatment, maybe not optimal. and twelve million who are not yet diagnosed. we must reach these people. they are lost americans. and they're suffering. (peter) you've heard

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they go way up in the air and they can cause damage if an accident may occur.oe vasquez, kpix 5. >>> several people injured in a fire works accident tonight in ventura county. police say a number of fire works misfired. that's what you're seeing here. it happened during a professional show. as many as 20 people have been hurt. some of them seriously. several were loaded into ambulances. taken into hospitals the misfire happened two minutes into the show tonight. the show was stopped immediately. all the other spectators were asked to leave. >>> a number of fires across the area. a grass fire sent towering flames near homes along trail view circle tonight. the flames were as high as 60 feet. crews kept the fire to two acres. no homes were damaged. children were playing with fire works before that fire started. >>> this fire broke out about a half hour ago near the main campus of san francisco city college in geneva near southbound 280. this also appears to be fire works related. >>> a bart strike causing a lot of problems. kpix 5's sharon chen on the ground and

, can be caused by chronic alcohol use. travis has been arrested several times for alcohol related crimes. he was scheduled to perform in tracy and santa rosa next month. >> wildfire burning in el dorado county has grown to 600 acres. burning in highway 50. authorities shut down a section of the highway earlier today. it is now back open tonight. kaminer by had to be evacuated though no homes in the area are in danger. apparently it was all started when a tire on a passing vehicle blew out and sparked the fire. >> all right let's talk about the weather. up and down a little bit but has moderated. >> sandhya is here now with look at live doppler 7hd. >> yes we are on a miniroller coaster. fog like what we saw last week where we had the heat wave then dramatic shift in the temperatures. here's live doppler 7hd with coastal area socked in by the fog. see from the high definition emeryville camera look towards the west we have the low clouds and the fo fog. temperatures rate now 55 in san francisco. 58 oakland. it is currently

. >>> it has a working deadline for determining of the cause of the asiana crash. investigators are back in washington dc comparing notes of what they found at sfo. >> we have told people that this is a high priority investigation for us and our goals of the investigation is to complete our work prior to the one year anniversary of the crash. >> and the final report should help determine that it was pilot's error or some other cause. >>> the airport is fully bacop operation tonight at laguardia. the front landing collapsed, 150 people on board and safely evacuated. the accident closed laguardia for a period of time. tonight, things are back to normal. >>> abortion rights group is launching a nationwide campaign to push back stricker laws. happening now live in san francisco telling us of the so called abortion rights freedom rights of the west coast to the east coast. >> reporter: a rally just wrapped up about 45 minutes ago to kickoff this nation rights. they say they plan to drive battleground states across the country where access to abortions is facing oppositi

be trapped inside the asiana airline boeing triple seven as be no information on casualties or the cause of the accident so far off eight his fighters are at the scene and passengers have been witness to scaping down the emergency slides well that will bring you more on this developing story as soon as we got it. well look coming your way very shortly here on welcoming the world to will be heading to the russian city where a spectacular opening ceremony is in full swing marking the start of ten days of summer university games stay with us for the us if you can't. wealthy british style sign some time to. market. has come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons are the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports so i'm making a push to the know i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point of the month to say. ok a car is on the docket no. thank you no more weasel words. when you made a direct question be prepa

dangerous surf could cause closings on the coast. quiet at home around the state from 8 a in sacramento and 80 in tahoe and 73 with afternoon sunshine in los angeles. safe travels. >> the berkeley drive is no holiday right now traveling along westbound 80 at university avenue we have this accident blocking one lane involving a truck carrying a trailer and another vehicle and we do have one lane blocked and that is bringing speeds down to seven miles per hour. heavy backup from highway four and you are looking at 40 minute drive from highway 4 to the maze and it is making the drive into the bay bridge tolls extremely light as we speak this morning. and san jose shows everything running smooth and walnut creek, task is exploding up to junction highway 24. >> new this morning, pope francis says he will not judge breasts for their sexual orientation making the comments two hours ago aboard the plane as he traveled back to the vatican after visiting brazil. the pope said "if someone is gay and he searches for the lord and has good well, w

. >>> firefighters are investigating the cause of a two-alarm house fire in los altos. they say it broke out during the hottest part of the day, started just before 2:00 between two homes on jay street. one home suffered major damage. firefighters say the other suffered little damage because it had ceramic roof tiles. witnesses say they saw dangling power lines on the house but firefighters aren't saying if that had anything to do with the fire. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> a san francisco police officer is being called a hero tonight after running into a burning building to rescue an elderly woman trapped on an upper floor. the police officer was on another call when someone in the 2000 block on buchanan street to say her building was on fire and her neighbor was trapped. the officer called for help and then went upstairs and rescued the woman. police say she needed medical attention but only for minor injuries thanks to the officer. >> we don't get trained in how to run into burning buildings. we are trained on how to protect life and property. that's what he did

the cause is being investigated. >> the cause of death was not apparent on initial investigation.e place to determine cause of death. >> reporter: according to vancouver police, monteith was out with friends friday night but surveillance video showed him returning to his room alone in the early morning hours on saturday. ♪ the shocking news have his death hit friends and colleagues hard. his on again, off again girlfriend and "glee" co-star leah michelle is grieving privately. in a statement, her rep asked that every one kindly respect leah's privacy during this devastating time. and co-star matthew morrison became emotional at a sunday concert on sunday dedicating a song to him. he had a troubled youthful he describe himself as an out of control drug and alcohol abusing teen who was skipping school to drink and smoke pot by the age of 13. >> for me it wasn't so much about the substances per se. it was more about not fitting in. just a lack of not really having a self image at the time. typical teenager stuff. >> despite his successering continued to battle his substance abuse dem

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more than a half inch of rain fell causing mud to flow into 20 houses. officials have been warning about it in areas of devastated, it flowed in homes and it happened south of santa rosa. the chp said a car ran into a parked car and hit the pedestrian, the person later died at the hospital and the driver told investigators he tried hitting a dog that ran in front of its am car. the fire started in an upstairs unit an injured more than 2 people. -- 20 people. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >>> yahoo is asking the court to unseal court files. as kyla campbell reports, these files show they strongly objected to government is your villans. >> this the arc this was -- this was revealed by the mercury news. government agency wanted information from yahoo but yahoo lost and had to give the feds information. a yahoo now faces lawsuits and sees, revealing these details helps better understand the court surveillance process. this all came after edward snowden revealed details on u.s. gathering. a government decides mr. by why who, we did no s

and if they're anchored in more numerous locations, that whipping won't cause a breakage that will causeod. >> i've heard water damage is a major, major problem after earthquakes actually. >> it is. that's one of the big things. a lot of things falling over, ceilings collapsing. but all of this can be prevented by an expert coming in and assessing where those problem areas and often the fixes are really, really cheap. >> who do you call when you want to have that kind of assessment or evaluation done? >> the structural engineering community is great. we have the structural engineers association of northern california right here in san francisco. they're a wealth of information and resources. >> what kinds of things might you encourage tenants to do besides simply get tenants renters insurance and earthquake insurance, what else do you think tenants should do? >> i think it's really important to know if they happen to be in the building where is the safest place for them to go when the shaking starts. if they're out of the building, whats' their continuity plan for connecting with family?