his wife starts to tug at her main chute, pull it pull it eventually you'll see the two chutes separate. she is under her reserve chute which she has very little control over. the other woman with the orange glider separates and is able to fly and land safely. not sure of the safety of his wife. she landed about 30 feet up into a tree. the local mountain climbers were able to lower her down safely. she had a sprained ankle. alister said be careful when you're making your turns, follow protocol and follow the route of other gliders around you and just watch out. >> i'm calling this video the battle on bart. what we have are two women at a bart station in the san francisco/oakland bay area having words before the train the girl with the pink hair accuses the woman in scrubs of doing something. >> somebody says hey why don't you just knock it off? when they get on the train, things escalate. >> why would they get on the train together? >> get on another >> don't you think at some point somebody would just stand up just step in front. >> there's a whole bunch of crazy going on that day. you

you see the reserve chute out. his wife starts to tug at her main chute, pull it pull it eventually you see the two chutes separate. now she's under her reserve chute, which she has very little control over. the other woman with the orange glider separates and is able to fly and land safely. alistair lands his glider not sure of the fate of his wife. there she is. she landed about 30 feet up into a tree. the reserve catching in a tree. the local mountain climbers were able to lower her down safely. she had a sprained ankle, but that's it. alister said be careful when you're making your turns, follow protocol and follow the route of other gliders around you and just watch out. >>> every few days we find a video of girls behaving badly. this is in thailand. we see a girl get out of a car. watch what happens. this woman pulls another w out of the car. no word on what started this conversation. right off the bat this is a heated exchange. this is going to get a lot worse, guys. keep watching. just after we see this lar

enthusiasts who pack chutes quickly for a small fee. on the third day of the festival, norman plans a group jump with three colleagues, including veteran skydiver, orlando amador. >> orlando was actually a tandem master by the time i met him. tandem master is those guys that when you go for the first time, they attach to you and they're the ones that actually take you for a ride. >> orlando's experience should be an asset for the group jump. but when it's time to board the plane, the packers haven't completed orlando's chute. he rushes the packer through the process, so he can take off with his buddies. it's a decision he's about to regret. as they climb to 15,000 feet, norman presses record on the camcorder strapped to his helmet. >> on that jump, orlando and myself were the only ones wearing a camera. it's a good thing to have video, so you can tape your friends and they can tape you and you can see what you did wrong and fix any problem that you have, just to become better. a better skydiver. >> with norman's camera recording, no one

fill and people continue to throw garbage down the chutes, it fills the chute up and becomes a fire danger for us to have to deal with. we're very concerned about people continuing to throw trash down the chutes when that are full. >> the fire was mainly on the fourth and fifth floors. no apartments were burned. but some fifth floor apartments did have some smoke damage. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> president obama fires back at north korea for the cyber attack on sony. the president ordered more sanctions against the communist country today. the sanctions target the country's primary intelligence organization, its arms dealer, and ten government officials. the move comes after president obama promised last month to respond to the sony cyber attack. the u.s. blames north korea for hacking into sony's computer systems because of the movie "the interview." which is about the assassination plot against the country's leader kim jong-un. >>> rough seas are slowing the recovery mission in the airasia plane crash off the coast of indonesia. so far the bodies of 30 people have been pulled from

. >> holds the chute up overhead.flates. >> see how it's all downhill from there. >> nothing like a fresh wax to kick off the new year. except if you're a dude. >> they're going to do the full-on. >> they are getting the full brazilian. >> all or nothing for these guys. over a million californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long. health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. it's based on income. to get covered you've got to get going. open enrollment ends february 15th. visit coveredca.com today. [ [ mamalele a annnnououncncerer ] megan doesn't know that coffee breaks down tooth enamel. thankfully, she uses act restoring mouthwash. itit r rebebuiuildlds s totooth enamel making yourur t teeth two times stronger

pulls the chute. everhiyeah buddy! >> how many did he pull off? >> how many did you do? >> nine. >> nine. >> he did nine front flips. >> that's fascinating that he has the spatial awareness to jump to do the flips, to know where he is in the rotation where he is in relation to the ground. i wonder did he have some kind of alarm saying okay bro, you're done. >> i want to believe that he is that good. >> our "right this minute" facebook page isn't just a place where other people can go to watch video. some people posting videos like this one. it was actually shot april of last year. it's in hawaii. but look at this. this is very rare that you can get this close to lava with a camera. >> whoa! >> i hope that's not a very long pole or something. >> allowed him to get as close as possible to 2,000-degree lava. >> you can see he gets right up close and personal. and this is just so cool. it's like science. you can see, this is how hawaii became an island basically. >> yeah. >> oh, absolutely. >> you can see it landing on some lava that's under the water. and it's slowly just t

he can't deploy his chute in the four-second time limit. he's deep into the danger zone. >> he just died. >> the ground was coming up really fast, and i was like freaking out. i just threw my pilot chute as fast as i could. >> but it isn't fast enough. alex hits the ground traveling more than 100 miles per hour. >> when i hit the ground it was lights out. i woke up about 15 seconds later on my back floating downstream in a daze about what had just happened. >> having survived the terrifying impact, alex's nightmare is really just beginning. >> i was in about six inches of water, right where the water met the land. >> alex remains there suffering on the cold, wet ground, for several hours before help can reach him. >> i was screaming at the top of my lungs. i had a radio in my pocket to radio my brother, and i'm not sure if it broke during the impact or what, but i had no connection with my brother. i tried to radio him and tell him that i had bones sticking out of my leg. i was like call 911. but there was no response. >> alex's brother ral

. >> you start this organization called roots and chutes. tell us about it. >> it began 212 high school students. it was about actually empowering young people to roll up their sleeves and make a difference. once they understand the problems, they get to choose. we don't tell them what to do. but between them they must choose a project to help people, a project to help animals and the environment. woven in it is: let's learn to live in peace and harmony between religions and cultures. we have so far to go between us and the natural world. but when we bring them together from around the world from, you know, we've had from israel, from palestine, from kenya where they have had all of these horrible massacres. we get the young people together and they form these close bonds, it's growing very fast all the time. there is one 60,000 groups. it's probably sometimes it's a whole school. so we are right across mainland china , we are growing fast in australia. every old western european country where every state in the u.s. and across canada, going

down he goes and pulls the chute and lands safely. big high fives all around.>> he's the boy who wouldn't take no for an answer. >> no. you're not listening. no cupcakes. >> mateo arguing with cupcakes. he's now 4 years old has become somewhat of a superstar. how his viral hit landed him more than a cupcake. s 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. anand d alaleveve e isis p proroveven n toto woworkrk b betetteter r onon p paiain n ththan tylenol arthritis. soso w whyhy a am m i i ststilill l ththininkiking about this? hohow w arare e yaya?? gogoodod.. alaleveve.e. p proroveven n bebetttterer on pain. little jonah. >>> this was hands down one of our favorite videos of 2014. >> people have been watching it over and over. look at this well over 7 million views at this point. mateo, 3 years old at the time this was recorded by mom linda. arguing about cupcakes. >> i said no cupcakes. you tried to get cupcakes. you tried to ask grandma. didn't you? >> little mateo whose become somewhat of a superstar. he and mom both in a commercial for a store. >> take every gift on

down he goes and pulls the chute and lands safely. big high fives all around.e's the boy who wouldn't take no for an answer. >> no. you're not listening. no cupcakes. >> mateo arguing with cupcakes. he's now 4 years old has become somewhat of a superstar. how his viral hit landed him more than a cupcake. s 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. anand d alaleveve e isis p proroveven n toto woworkrk b betetteter r onon p paiain n ththan tylenol arthritis. soso w whyhy a am m i i ststilill l ththininkiking about this? hohow w arare e yaya?? gogoodod.. alaleveve.e. p proroveven n bebetttterer on pain. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models including the new tempur-choice, with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows and free same-day delivery. are you next? make sleep train your ticket to tempur-pedic. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep

, jonathan ritter tells me, his klein the helped other passengers evacuate before he went down the chute. >> in the process of going down the chute himself, he struck his left shoulder on the ground and caused a rather severe injury. >> reporter: ritter tells me his clean the is now disabled and cannot work. >> he injured his shoulder quite severely and was required to undergo surgery. on his shoulder. a couple of months after the occurrence. >> reporter: as we first told you earlier this week an internal faa report obtained by the nbc 10 investigators blames the pilots for the crash. the reports shows the pilots did not enter necessary data in the plane's computer before takeoff. it also reveals the captain was under doctor's care but did not report to the airline that he had taken prescription drugs. the faa says he should not have been flying. >> the 90 feet high. >> reporter: earlier this week i shared the report with attorney and aviation expert arthur wolk. he's not involved in the lawsuit but he did tell me he's troubled by the faa findings. >> should that plane have ever left the

he deployed that chute and he lands safely. it all worked out well.pressive what these guys do and are willing to do. and the photographer jumping with him, his name? j.t. holmes. >> no, stop. >> i kid you not. >> is that your cousin? >> he's trying to start his photography business and i'm trying to help him out. there you go. >> he's only joking, folks. >>> got to be careful what kind of underwear you're wearing on the subway. >> thanks for that heads up. >> it was no pants subway ride. this is not just in new york. it's around the world from sydney, paris, mexico, new york city. this was started by improv everywhere comedy group that decided to do this as a prank. and it turned into this international event. once a year, and it was on sunday, they show up on the subway and take their pants off and kind of make some folks uncomfortable as they are doing it. >> is this the only day you do this? >> if i do this on wednesday -- is it going to be a problem? >> abc will get a call. police will get a call. >> probably will. indecent exposure, some sort of

he told the coast guard he was ditching and popped a chute which allowed the high tech plane to land up right on the water. he had only seconds to escape. nearby crust ship picked him up. >> about when i was on the water getting me out of there on t boat as quickly as possible. medical team. it was great. >>reporter: jake says he captain wait to see his brother lou. he sends him this muse annual. >> i haven't had a chan to you because your phone is at the bottom of the ocean i assume. i love you and i'm completely proud out of. >>reporter: ntsb wig investigate the sdichbility a flight the wilt will never forget n.san francisco, 7 news. >> we have bricking news to tell you about now. rate now several social media services are down including facebook instagram and my space here in the u.s. and in asia. hacker group lizard squad is claiming responsibility. the group claims it would have also shut down twitter but needs it to communicate. lizard squad is the same group that shut down sony play station network christmas day. >> bay area chp officer barely escape serious injuries tonight e

. >> the chute deployed and a criminal the explosion. you tell yourself what will happen and talk director self through it and i was like you are still not quite ready for what is going to happen. a remarkable survival story all without so much of a scratch. >> great to be able to take care of me. >> bit of a cruise. >> first time on a cruise boat. hopefully the last time i will drop in on a cruiseship. >>> the key to stopping cancer is capping it early. and a new technology that could revolutionize breast cancer screening is being developed right here in the bay area. it is provide women with an accurate way to screen for breast cancer at home. tonight, a closer look at this new device and how it makes breast cancer scream as simple at checking your smartphone. >> meteorologist mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> good morning, from the top of the broadcast center where we have been basking in sun for the better part of the morning in san francisco and you have been fogged in, in san jose, good news with the dense fog advisory over

. >> it's kind of a crap chute for us. at the same time we'll be out on the roads and again planning for the worst. mother nature has her own mind. she doesn't report to vdot. >> yeah boy he's right about that. you know no real way to know exactly how much will fall or where. vdot said this is the 10th weather event so far this season. last year by this time we had 19 winter weather events so how things change in a space of one year. but we expect it's going to be a long night for a lot of folks out there. live in leesburg richard reid abc 7 news. >> thanks rich. hard at work to keep us all safe. appreciate that. stay with abc 7 and wjla.com as we track the winter weather and look for updates on the facebook and twitter pages. and we want to keep you informed when you are away from the tv. be sure to download our storm watch app. that will send weather alerts right directly to your mobile device. now, breaking news coming in from annapolis tonight and the searchers have found a fifth body in the ruins of that waterfront ma

my pilot chute or some other part of my gear could have been opened at that point and i might not haveare of it. i could see from his face looking straight at my face that nothing else was wrong. so at that point, i knew i was okay. >> bland immediately turns his attention to the safety of his team members who start reforming around him. >> i need to make sure i am aiming myself back towards the drop zone to make sure i'm safe and to make sure everybody else gets back. i consider that my responsibility as the person on the bottom. >> but as quickly as bland reorients himself, unbelievably, it happens again. another pocket of dead air, and another midair collision. this time, two different wing-suit fliers. as they tumble in the sky, the team reaches 5,000 feet and bland signals to pull their parachutes, unsure if everyone is accounted for. >> after we opened the parachutes, i look around to see that the correct number of people are there. i knew how many people we had in the flock when we left the airplane. and then i counted that number of parachutes, plus mine, when we opened. so i k

. >> the stadium has a team of 1000 at the ready to clear snow from the stands with a network of chutescility operations vp dave duernberger says they are ready for the snow. >> we put a snowmelt on the 300 concourse, and one down here on the field. we have a 600-ton snowmelter we can use in the parking lot. they have a jet engine inside. the heat that is produced from the jet engines is what melts the snow. >> it is a big operation. >> no matter what the weather, it will be a great day. >> some of the greatest games in the history of the nfl have been played in inclement weather. it may snow, it may rain, but it could also be 45 degrees and gorgeous. super bowl xlviii at metlife stadium will be very exciting. we want to make sure that the region knows that the super bowl has been here. >> when we come back, jonathan tisch confesses a secret. >> when people ask me what i'd be doing if i wasn't in the hotel business -- i'm a frustrated architect. ♪ >> the regency hotel at the corner of park avenue and 61st street has been an institution since the day it opened back in 1963. in january, t

you might hear your buddies telling you good luck back behind the chute.ing the big piece of hamburger sitting underneath you. >> reporter: already in his eighth season with pbr, the tour's nine go-round in new york. >> whenever we tell people we have a venue at madison square garden it blows their mind. >> reporter: shocked you could do a rodeo here? >> shocked about the whole situation. that people come and watch here that we even get dirt in this arena and more shocked we're riding bulls in madison square garden. >> reporter: the arena is better known as the home to the nba's new york knicks and the nhl's new york rangers. crews work through the night laying 750 tons of dirt to transform the garden into a rodeo. >> it's like coming to a concrete jungle. >> reporter: this is matt's second year competing in new york. the 23-year-old montana native says he feels right at home. >> to compete in madison square garden where muhammad ali, all the biggest named sports people in the world competed is a dream come true. >> reporter: the riders and bums are each j

friday night triplet was docked whelp his bull didn't burkhardt enough out of the chute.rd fall knocked the wind right out of him. many times the injuries are a lot more serious. just ask reese. >> i've broken some ribs. i've got plates on my ribs. i've broken my jaw. i have plates on my jaw. i had surge royen my hand and i had shoulder reconstructive surgery last season. >> reporter: why do you do it? >> the reason i do it, i have a passion for it. my dad and grand dad both ride bulls. i grew up around the sport. i grew up knowing what i wanted to do and where i wanted to be. thanks to the pbr they provided us an opportunity to make a living and make a very good living riding bucking bulls. >> reporter: 31-year-old mike lee earned $31 million for winning the 2004 world championship but four years ago he hit the jackpot when he met his wife dana a new yorker, after a night at the garden. the lees live on a ranch in texas, but this weekend the couple is commutes to the city by train from her parents' house on long island. have you ever said to him this is too dangers? let'

fire crews say the trash chute was overloaded with gift boxes and wrapping pamer. fire officials say on the fourth and fifth floors. fortunately no one was hurt. >> redwood city. aftermath of the car crashing into two bitz nsusinesses. two cars smashed into each other. the impact forcinged one car to spin around and crash into ape restaurant. one driver was rushed to the hospital. we don't know who was at fault. >> deadly plane crash with one lone surviveorsurvivor. a 7-year-old girl. the amazing story twhut she. >> why 2015 could be an especially big year for gay business owners. >> do you love the fashion and hair of the 80s. why it could land you a part in the steve jobs movie. >> good evening. i'm meteorologist, jeff ranieri. clear skies across san francisco right now. we have plenty of 30s here tracking across the weather maps. talk more about when the combed weather gets out of here in seven minutes. >>> miraculous story of survival tonight after a 7-year-old girl walked away from a plane crash that killed four others on board. this happened in southwestern k

case the pilot had hours to prepare an altitude which gave him 3 minutes between when he pulled the chute and when he landed in the water. >> pretty interesting to hear how they designed this plane. the manufacturer said they designed the parachute first and then the plane to go with it. this plane was ultimately destined for australia. >> so many things had to go right for this story not to have a very different ending. >> yes absolutely. altitude played a big role. a lot of these flights don't end so well, even when the parachute deploys because they don't have enough time for it to fully deflate and have a relatively gentle landing. >>> passengers aboard another plane that ran out of fuel near hawaii were also rescued today. the single engine cessna crash landed about 11 miles west of oahu. a coast guard helicopter crew hoisted all four passengers and transferred them to the hospital. >>> health warning tonight. customers of two big box stores in gilroy and milpitas restaurant may have been exposed to the measles. ken bastida joins us in the news room. >> public health officials in san

. >> in the process of going down the chute himself, he struck his left shoulder on the ground. and caused a rather severe injury. >> reporter: by phone, attorney johnson ritter tells me his client is now disabled and can no longer work at his job hauling auto parts. >> he injured a shoulder quite severely and was required to undergo surgery on his shoulder. a couple of months after the occurrence. >> reporter: just before the end of the year he filed this lawsuit in federal kosht. he's seeking $10 million in damages. it's based off of an faa internal report. as we first reported exclusively earlier this week the internal faa report obtained by the nbc 10 investigators blames the pilot for the crash. it reveals the pilots did not enter necessary data into the plane's computer before takeoff. it also reveals the kasten took prescription drugs administered by a doctor but failed to inform the airline. the faa says the captain should not have been flying for at least another 15 hours. >> 09 feet high. >> reporter: i shared the report earlier this week with attorney and aviation exp

the pilot identified as lou morton pulled the chute and headed for the water. >> when we have spoken to the pilot, he is well and safe we can have more comments about what actually happened on this flight. >> reporter: the plane was equipped with a tank an auxiliary fuel tank for longer flights. >> we put in extra long-range tanks that is a gravity system without pumps or restrictions. it is bulletproof if used properly. >> reporter: the company's owner said it was tested before the pilot was allowed to take off sunday. morton is said to be an experienced pilot and has flown to hawaii in the same kind of plane. >> more on the parachute system that the pilots say have saved the lives of dozens of pilots include be morton. live in tracy, kimberly tere nbc. >> thank you. >>> a mountain side asteroid zooms by earth tonight. it'll be about 700,000 miles from earth, can which is close in space terms. nasa says it pose knows danger to our planet. people in the u.s. will have some of the best seatsbrightness which is just after 6:00 p.m. tonight. you should be able to see it with binoculars

he told the coast guard he was ditching and popped a chute which allowed the high tech plane to landght on the water. he had only seconds to escape. nearby crust ship picked him up. >> about when i was on the water getting me out of there on the boat as quickly as possible. medical team. it was great. >>reporter: jake says he captain wait to see his brother lou. he sends him this muse annual. >> i haven't had a chance to you because your phone is at the bottom of the ocean i assume. i love you and i'm completely proud out of. >>reporter: ntsb wig investigate the sdichbility a flight the wilt will never forget n.san francisco, 7 news. >> we have bricking news to tell you about now. rate now several social media services are down including facebook instagram and my space here in the u.s. and in asia. hacker group lizard squad is claiming responsibility. the group claims it would have also shut down twitter but needs it to communicate. lizard squad is the same group that shut down sony play station network christmas day. >> bay area chp officer barely escape serious injuries tonight esc

his only hope now, his reserve chute. at 4,500 feet, he pulls the rip cord. the chute opens and he floats safely to the ground. >> thank goodness, he ends up being okay. but he had some wet undershorts by the time he was done, i'm guessing. >>> a diner guest gets an unexpected jolt. and it's not from the coffee. july 16th, 2008, in wilkesboro, north carolina, kenneth anderson relaxes in his usual booth. out of nowhere -- >> a car plows into him at 55 miles an hour through the wall and shifts him about 10 feet. >> rather than be shocked and totally amazed that he's okay, he's looking for his hat. >> kenneth doesn't have any broken bones, just minor scrapes and bruises. >> this is the luckiest guy in the entire world. >> i don't know what kenneth has been eating for dinner but, man, i think i might try that. >>> at a fair, screams of excitement turn to screams of terror. august 2nd, 2005, davenport, iowa, a developmentally disabled man and his caretaker are riding on a 50-foot ferris wheel when disaster strikes. >> he slipped underneath his safety harness and w

he told the coast guard he was ditching and popped the chute allow offing the high-tech plane to land up right with seconds to escape. a cruise ship picked him up. >> i was on water and they got me on the boat as quickly as possible and a medical team was great. >> ntsb will investigate. a flight this might will never forget. >>> 4:37. now the weather forecast. mike? >>> i have an active radar. this is not reaching the ground until stockton and modesto. we will see a few sprinkles and a light share in the morning. do not be surprised if that happen. you will unless how warm it is, 58 at ferry building and 62 in downtown and 60 in crissy field and the financial district is 60. that is before our average high this time of 9 year. we have mid-to-upper 50's throughout the bay shore and low-to-mid 60's in santa clara and pleasanton is 59. 49 in pittsburg and pet through the -- and petaluma. temperatures are from four to 20 degrees warmer-than-average. no fog inland east bay south from walnut creek. the next 24 hours are gray by noon, low 60's with stray shower. mostly clouds and low-to-mid

and at 10,000 feet, the main chutes came out. we had three in apollo. you could make a successful landing with two, which apollo 15 actually did. it was the only failure of the parachutes in all of apollo. 6.5 million pounds. we come back with about six tons of us and 200 pounds of moonrock. we called it splash down. but it was really flash. we hit -- it was really thrash. we hit really hard for some reason. i'm looking out the window. i'm listening to mattingly. my head is up. i said, when he gets to 100 feet, i'm going to put my head back. when he called 100 feet we hit the water. and i had a whiplash. i mean, i saw stars! and i will to push in the circuit breaker on my right knee to -- you can turning the turn the lights back up if you could. then he could jet jettison the parachutes. by the time i got that circuit breaker in we were upside down. apollo would float right side up or upside down. it was stable in both situations. but upside down, the hatch was under water, so you couldn't get out. so we had some inflatable balloons and a little air com

i'm looking for thyroid right out of the chute. and both with hashimoto's. with grave's disease, it's high thyroid. you feel anxious. you're sweating. you're flushed. your eyes are popping out. in that case, it's due to also antibodies. both times it's thyroid. one more thing i want to add. at the beginning of the segment, you showed a real wimp on there trying to examine the thyroid. i'm going to take my life in my hands here now and examine a very prominent surgeon. but i want to tell you, it's about not being wimpy like that guy that we showed. the thyroid exists down here. when david swallows, it comes up into the range where i can feel it. the doctor has got to stand behind you. swallow, david. and then i feel his thyroid coming up into the notch. he does not have any nodules. normally i would tell him to take his tie off but this is the way it's done. if you want to do it yourself, arthel, you drink a glass of water. >> you can do it. >> you can examine your own thyroid? >> absolutely. examine your own thyroid by putting your finger in that notch and s

a visitor standing on the elevated gallery could drop a piece of mail into a chute and watch it travel all the way to the outbound mail pouch were general delivery window. they received a special cancellation as seen on this postcard. a card mailed at the station was readied at the general delivery window within three minutes with an appointment to meet friends to be made. one could mail himself a picnic lunch by parcel post in the evening and pick it up at the exposition the next day. after examining all of these exhibits, i think we deserve to have a little fun. ppie planned an extensive entertainment program to keep the fair fresh and interesting for locals and draw far away visitors to see the marquee acts. two of the most famous were john philip sousa and the composer. the piece was a melange performed by an orchestra of 80, the military band, 300 voices, plus pipe organ and piano. here is a snippet. ♪ >> sousa also wrote a special composition for the fair, "the pathfinder of panama." shall we listen? ♪ >> i must say as an alumna of the university of california marching band, that

the other, a big rig got snagged when it's supposed to only use chutes 1 or 2. >> thank you, sergio the moveable system consists of 13,000 feet of 12 inch wide concrete blocks. it's been in place since 9:30 last night. the skipper crews finished training six hours early. >> drivers are noticing more than just the new barrier the lanes closest to the barrier are also narrower. commuters didn't seem to mind the tighter squeeze. this morning it didn't seem to be that much narrower. >> i stayed out of the lane. it became more spacious to me in a way. >> there are select people who are especially happy to see the new barrier. people involved in head on collisions and lived to tell about it. >> every time i come onto the bridge i think about that accident. >> in june 1996, grand gilligan was involved in an accident that resulted in a 10-car pile up >> the large truck yanked a wheel and it exposed us and left us without reaction time. and it height there in another spot. >> the driver slammed into the front of the honda civic. >> we were fortunate one of the honda civics had air bags. >> his f

the other, a big rig got snagged when it's supposed to only use chutes 1 or 2. >> thank you, sergio the moveable system consists of 13,000 feet of 12 inch wide concrete blocks. it's been in place since 9:30 last night. the skipper crews finished training six hours early. >> drivers are noticing more than just the new barrier the lanes closest to the barrier are also narrower. commuters didn't seem to mind the tighter squeeze. this morning it didn't seem to be that much narrower. >> i stayed out of the lane. it became more spacious to me in a way. >> there are select people who are especially happy to see the new barrier. people involved in head on collisions and lived to tell about it. >> every time i come onto the bridge i think about that accident. >> in june 1996, grand gilligan was involved in an accident that resulted in a 10-car pile up >> the large truck yanked a wheel and it exposed us and left us without reaction time. and it height there in another spot. >> the driver slammed into the front of the honda civic. >> we were fortunate one of the honda civics had air bags. >> his f

he told the coast guard he was ditching and popped a chute which allowed the high tech plane to landght on the water. he had only seconds to escape. nearby crust ship picked him up. >> about when i was on the water getting me out of there on the boat as quickly as possible. medical team. it was great. >>reporter: jake says he captain wait to see his brother lou. he sends him this muse annual. >> i haven't had a chance to you because your phone is at the bottom of the ocean i assume. i love you and i'm completely proud out of. >>reporter: ntsb wig investigate the sdichbility a flight the wilt will never forget n.san francisco, 7 news. >> we have bricking news to tell you about now. rate now several social media services are down including facebook instagram and my space here in the u.s. and in asia. hacker group lizard squad is claiming responsibility. the group claims it would have also shut down twitter but needs it to communicate. lizard squad is the same group that shut down sony play station network christmas day. >> bay area chp officer barely escape serious injuries tonight esc

officials call al qaeda's most dangerous off chute.

but there is also some mysterious green chutes of a specific kind that we are not used to seeing.be i'm just happy because the patriots won, but it seems to me like there is a suspiciously large pile of things looming on the occasion of the state of the union tomorrow. first off is the nomination for the attorney general. loretta lynch. second there is the president's nomination for defense secretary, ash carter. he is also enjoying wide bipartisan raise from the senators about to vote on his nomination as well. now that tom coburn has left congress and the hold that he had on the suicide prevention bill, it looks like that legislation is about to pass, possibly with unanimous support. last week, eric holder spoke about stopping police from seizing cash or assets without a warrant. when the attorney general announced his policy change on that last week, he was praised by republicans in the house and the senate. eric holder, praised by republicans. yes, that eric holder. the president will talk about his policy of changing our relations with cuba tomorrow nigh. one of the people pr

possibly an emergency door was popped and we also recovered the uninflated chute. so it looks like things were being sucked out offer ripped out of the aircraft as it came down. >> well we know that they have via sonar located some very large pieces. they don't know yet if it's this airplane. but hopefully we'll get some answers soon. thank you for helping us through this time. julian bray, thanks. >> thank you. >>> airasia say it is will cooperate with indonesian authorities after it was revealed that the airline was not approved to fly the route on sunday that the flight went missing. the consequences of the investigation could be costly for the airline. >> reporter: indonesia's transport ministry has revealed that airasia was not licensed to fly between surabaya and singapore on sunday the day that it disappeared with 162 souls on board. in a statement, the ministry said the flight of airasia was operated outside of the permitted license. this is a violation against the agreement in the route provided. the airline was licensed to fly that route, but only on four

. >> underneath is a small pile of tender chute shoots, asparagus sauce and fresh green paste. >> that>> the flavor of this, huh? >> so this is actually beer made from asparagus. >> it's tasty. >> yeah. >> what's the meat? >> veal. >> veal. what was the name of the cow? >> 76300330. >> chef, do you want to do the tartare? >> what are you thinking, just hack up the meat? >> hack up the meat. >> it already looks good. >> i'm going on the asparagus and the leeks. clean them up, grill then. a little some lotion on these guys. do you want to do a potato salad? >> yeah. >> what you would put on the tartare? wild onions. a bit of this horseradish. that's the chives. chive flowers. >> okay. a little salt on the leek and a little cheese? >> yes. that's the angelica. take all these flowers and we mix that in. some vinegar. elderflower vinaigrette for the grilled asparagus. >> eggs from my mother's tree birds. >> done. >> didn't take us ten minutes, but we have four courses. this is like three michelin stars, chef. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, man. >> perfect. look at that. >> wow. wow, wow, wow. >> and t

too much disappointment out of the chute. tyler? your opinion on sky works -- >> david aldridge is the best. this is the greatest semi conductor company, i can't fight it. the stock was up huge today. they have intellectual property. kpin inexpensive stock and ladies and gentlemen, that is the conclusion of the lightning round. >>> 2015 new year what should be your number one resolution? simple you got to be diversified, number one story, own it, live it, breathe it. i will not let you fall off the wagon because we'll be here. let's get right to it. this is where you call me and tell me the top five holdings and mix it up a little. start with susan in virginia susan you're the first caller what do you got? >> apple, phillip parish johnson control, washington real estate investment trust and bang of america. >> man i think this is actually terrific portfolio. i just want to see what that yield is for wre, great to have that. all right, four and a quarter this is a great combination of yield plays and industrial mixup and apple, which

crews say the trash chute for the building was overloaded with gift boxes and wrapping paper from the holidays. fire officials say the fire was on the fourth and fifth floors. no apartments were burned. some did suffer smoke damage. fortunately, no one was hurt. >>> also in redwood city, this is the aftermath of a car crashing into two businesses near costco. two cars smashed into each other around 8:00 friday morning. the impact forced one car to spin around and crash into a restaurant and satellite tv store. one driver was rushed to a nearby hospital. police still don't know who was at fault. >>. >> much more ahead -- a major detour for drivers. you are looking live at the golden gate bridge where traffic is about to get much lighter. the closure that may have you rethinking your plans for san francisco. >> why 2015 could be an especially big year for gay business owners. >>> plus, do you love the fashion and hair of the '80s? it could land you a part in the land steve jobs movie. >>> welcome back. the time is 7:08. let's take you across the bay to dublin where it is looking nice. a

the era big rig got snagged and supposed to only use chute 1 or 2. he was in 3. this is 7 news. >> if police officer and fore other people went to the hospital after patrol car crashed while heading to bank robbery. we see the scene at easily land and love ridge road. patrol car had the emergency lights and sirens on at 1:00 p.m. patrol car hit another vehicle setting off a chain reaction that also involved another car and a motorcycle you saw it there everyone who was hurt is expected to survive. highway patrol is investigate the crash. >> in san francisco the filming of commercial has forced the city the close coyote tower for 2 days. here's a live picture of the bay area landmark that we all know. critic say hundreds of visitors have been turned away from the tower and pioneer park surrounding it and turned away again tomorrow bus of a drone that is being used in filming. faa regulation require keeping people 200 feet away during the use of the drone for filming. >> fire officials say they have to come up with a policy to handle stranded drones. more calls lik

remember the green chutes we talked about. look at fundamentals in the economy now. they're pointing towards this is being a real -- >> sustainable, long term. >> and acceleration. >> i also asked her specifically if she saw any bubbles in financial markets including in the equity markets. while she is not making any specific recommendations to investors, she did say that she does not see any bubbles out there right now so. take that into our discussion. >> michael cleveland fed president loretta mester who peter had great interview with said no. that the rates will potentially go up. the economy will probably be okay. you think otherwise. why? >> i think the way she said that is very carefully crafted. the fed is always good about watches the words. in all reality what the fed is looking for, they're looking to see that the economy is strong on its own footing strong enough to support an increase in interest rates. if we do see that increase, which, candidly i think wording actually lended a little bit towards looking for a reason to push that increase off a little

. >> reporter: hours of preparation led to just 3 minutes between when the pilot pulled his chute and when he landed in the water. this flight was ultimately headed to australia and needed the extra fuel tank to make the long flights. in tracy ann notrarangelo kpix 5. >> the cirrus owners and pilot's association says there are about 6,000 of these specially designed parachute planes. they reportedly saved at least 51 lives. >>> the national weather service says an east coast blizzard set to hit tonight could be, quote life-threatening and historic. from new jersey to maine people are bracing for an epic storm. you can see some of the wind kicking up there as well. up to three feet of snow expected in some areas with those hurricane force winds. matt kozar. >> crews filled up the salt trucks the salt spreaders coming by. take a look at this, the yard here completely empty. that's because all the trucks are out on the roads right now salting the main route. it was only about an inch on the ground so far but everyone is waiting for what might happen in just a few hours. >> we're ready to

this is typically a time of year when stocks are relatively strong, coming out of the chute pretty wellthink all of the issues that we've talked about on a macrofront have been a bit on the softer side, obviously, the retail sales data today did not help. the process they use in managing the allocation strategies at ridge worth is to triangulate market momentum, while we think valuations are still good, pticurly or certnly rsonae he domestically. macromomentum is okay, the overall market has changed, this is a time to be throw is add money. >> slow to add money. jack, do you agree, if not, where are you putting your money? >> no, i would tend to agree. ridgeworth is a great firm and i agree with alan's assessment that we generally look same thing. macroperspective. cheap markets that are moving in the right direction. i would say that the u.s. market is overvalued. i think that this has been the safe haven market, very similar to the late 90s where we outpaced everybody else and the dollar rallied as everyone threw their investments here emerging markets. i have not seen emerging market