nonnative to the delta. this is scientific evidence to show that the vast population has decreased, the smelt population has declined. and this bill rectifies this. this bill allows fishermen to fish, to fish for the nonnative species. so what this is about, we are shutting off -- off the water of californians and into their families because of the delta smelt right here. and they talk a lot about these dangerous pumps that are pumping this water, these engineering projects that allow this valley to bloom, that have improved the environment over the time. less than 2% of the juvenile salmon is negligible in the pumps, but instead of looking for ways to stop this negligible impact, we allow the predator fish, the striped bass, to eat 65% to 90% -- say that again, 65% to 90% of the juvenile salmon are being eaten by this bass. mr. hastings: i yield the gentleman one additional minute. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> and here we have evidence of this. you can see the bass, and i know i

delta passengers say they understand the need to be safe but many are angry about how delta handled the emergency. >> they told all the passengers that none of the planes were taking off. we all stood around waiting for the security checkpoint to reopen. and then when it finally did reopen, we were told that the planes had in fact taken off. >> reporter: some flights took off, but delta says eight to ten delta flights were delayed, affecting some 1200 passengers. those customers are now booked on later flights. operations are back to normal here at sfo. delta airlines is hoping to be back on schedule tonight by 6:00. >> thanks, jean. >>> new images showing the bruised arm of iliana lopez after she was allegedly abused by her husband, the sheriff of san francisco. nbc bay area news has obtained still images of a video taken of lopez shortly after the new year's eve incident. the release of the images comes during the first day of the domestic abuse trial. just a short time ago prosecutors disputed a defense motion to have the 45-second video of lopez tossed out of the trial. lawyers for

the as you said the in your lead up the house republicans john boehner led by delta airlines frankly decided that they wanted to insert into an air safety provision that everybody wants to see passed in a controversial unrelated provision which would change the way the transportation workers decide to have a union or not for the last year this is been going on and delta airlines wanted it to be different to the airline union elections to be different than every other election in america where the majority of those who vote the side the outcome of the election didn't like that rule they wanted a rule which would prevent majorities of those voting if the majority wasn't as big as everybody who could possibly vote and so they fought this f.a.a. reauthorization bill insisting that their guys boehner and cantor inserted into the bill lead. would provisions that would overturn you know regular elections very limit no no they just jump into this one more second they shut down the f.a.a. the last month a couple months ago they shut down the f.a.a. because they wouldn't let go of this particu

just for the record 24 million californians get their water from the delta. >> wow.y. >>> time now 5:18. sal is back. how is the 880 doing? >> i'm glad you asked. it's doing very well. this morning. though we watch it because it's a major freeway and if something goes wrong it obviously wouldn't be good. you can see on 880 northbound which is on the right heading to downtown it looks goo. it also looks good on southbound 880 on the left. which is the traffic heading to hayward. this mornings commute on westbound bay bridge we dodged a bullet. we had an early injury crash. some people had to be take ton the will hospital any way. two lanes were blocked and now the lanes are open and traffic is flowing smoothly into san francisco. we're also looking at vallejo and pinole that traffic is off to a good start. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, kindly sal. looking good. a little chill in the morning air. the days are already. temperatures a little bit of patchy fog too. some of that dancing around a little bit. the wind up in the higher elevations northeast 30-35. but at t

his promise was broken first by his own department and most recently when a federal court deemed the delta smelt to be more important than the livelihoods of thousands of central valley farm workers. hundreds of billions of gallons of water that these communities had already paid for and depended upon were simply expropriated and blissfully and cavalierly dumped into the pacific ocean turning much of california's fertile central valley into a dust bowl. this redeems the promise made to the people of california and restores the allocations that were agreed to. that was then and this is now and the science is changed, we hear. what they are referring to is not science. it is ideology masquerading as science. in 2010 the claims were thrown out of the federal court which cited ideological zealots which attempted to, in the words of the court, mislead and deceive the court into expecting what is not only not only the best science, it's not science. >> the comments of representative mcclintock of california. the house taking up the measure today. watch live coverage on c-span and on the web at c

>>reporter: it was only delta affected. bomb squad ready the robot. dragged into second hour. this was the first time that ashley left her 9 month old. >> now i'm just trying to get home to see him again. hopefully before tomorrow. >>reporter: 1200 passengers were impacted by the closure. one of them los angeles mayor. >> we have all been waiting to get in the terminal l so i think few flights are delayed. >>reporter: the mayor and most people we talked with took it in stride. then suddenly the bomb experts said it was all over. suspicious package an oxygen bolts. >> what made it suspicious was she couldn't answer the screener questions about what was in the bag because she said she wasn't the one that packed it. so that triggered a red flag and they did what they were supposed to do. >>reporter: on top of not knowing what was in the bag the woman told police an iran cab driver brought her to the airport and loaded her bag in his trunk. those things combine setoff the bomb alert. at least one of the 1200 passengers not happy that his delta flight had taken off without him. >>

. >> in san francisco international airport delta airlines hoping to help fly back to normal after a suspicious device shut down a check point for a while today. the bomb squad shed up and you can see how passengers were forced outside during that scare. it happened in terminal one, the first entrance. and abc 7's mark matthews joins with us the story. mark? >> when i got there this morning one sthird was shut down and passengers being evacuated. at 11:30, police began moving people away from terminal one. screeners said a woman had something suspicious in her carry on. >> she couldn't answer the screener questions about what was in the bag because she said she wasn't the one that packed it. ta that triggered a red flag. >> they called bomb squad. police say the woman not only didn't know what was in the bag but hadn't packed it. and an iranian cab driver brought her to the airport. the third red flag. >> as of right now, your flight is being held. no boarding. >> and he got an e mail telling him the airport was on lock down. >> they feel they need to do this. >> only delta in termin

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it is bad in the north bay, the delta and some portions of the east bay. the colors correlates a half mile visibility and orange and a quarter of a mile visibility in the red. it is near zero in some spots. the dense fog it buys three is in effect until 9:00 a.m.. we are looking for these and afternoon temperatures. it will feel like spring. your 7 day around the bases that we will keep it mild and the springlike through the work week and into the weekend. the clouds will build a little bit on sunday. thank and >>george: we have had a fogged advisory in effect for the bay bridge. this is the for some with concede the fog in evidence at the toll plaza. as a result, we already have a backup. i have a hunch that we could be looking at a metering lights back up. that could mean a really long drive times. thank we do not have any hot spots or incidents reported on the bridge. it looks like we may have some trouble brewing here. your ride on the sand and say a bridge is light. in easy trip with light traffic in both directions, as is the golden gate bridge ride

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but still areas of fog in some places, especially the north bay and for the delta. temperatures right now, still pretty mild in places like san francisco, 56 degrees. still 50 degrees in oakland. 53 in mountain view and 52 in san jose. we're gonna stay in the 40s overnight and another warm day on tap for tomorrow. i will have details on that coming up. >>> coming up -- we'll tell you why a contraception plan affecting catholic hospitals angers republicans. >> this is a violation of conscience. >> and we'lltel what you catholics actual -- we'll tell you what catholics think about the plan. >>> we'll look at the number of drugs in a bust. >>> and we'll see how close the as are to moving to san jose. >>> and we'll see if jeremy lin can stay on track. denny's new sizzlin' skillets are here for a limited time. so strike while the iron's hot. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead of cash... (phone rings) that's a step forward. with chase quickpay, you can send money directly to anyone's checking

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sustain jobs, build renewable energy, make greenhouse gases, reach an agreement on a plan to fix the delta, improve our schools, reform our pensions and make sure the prison realignment is working to protect public safety and reduce recidivism. last year i appointed a top adviser with an impressive record in the private sector and asked him to find out what doesn't work in this state and how to fix it. what he heard consistently was business needs a champion to overcome laws which can stimulate job creation. we restructured our office of business development and placed it in the governor's office. under the name gobiz, we now have a point of contact at the highest level for businesses large and small. more than that, the gobiz office is staffed with people who understand what it's like to be in business, and they stand ready to intervene and give real help to get businesses open and projects off the ground. already california is leading the nation in creating jobs in renewable energy and design construction of more efficient buildings and new technologies. our state keeps demanding more ef

tomorrow for the straight and delta. wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. should be annotated with the approaching front. the most copius amounts of precipitation. it continues to sag in a southerly direction. behind this front, numerous scattered showers should be anticipated. you'll need that umbrella off and on all day. this is your morning commute and a lot of water that is falling between now and morning commute. so, i would give yourself extra time for that morning drive. meanwhile, as far as over the next 24 hours is concerned, up to half an inch of rain. a full inch and a half in the highest elevations. here it is. it's going to drop our local snow level down to 2500 feet. so we'll see a dusting at least and we'll see several inches at mt. hamilton. they'll be measuring this, up to 5 feet above 7,000 feet and level and about down to lake level. temperatures tomorrow into the 50s. winds will be gusty at times. extended forecast does call for several to roll in and out of the bay area through thursday afternoon and high pressure settles in. that provi

they are far behind delta and united in terms of their ability to use these products. hopefully with bankruptcy they will be able to renegotiate that and their ability to fly products that we operate. >> how is your business doing? is the economy picking up and is it helping the airline industry. >> the problem is with oil. we have not seen the oil prices come back down and now with the chatter of iran and the issues there we have seen oil again diverge. that is the biggest challenge. economically in the u.s. we have seen terrific demand for the air travel. it's opinion ver been very encoe level we have been able to maintain. your planes are flying full. >> we are at 15 months of low factors. not only are we fuller the unit revenue is higher. >> rveght we sawe saw last year. now with the oil going up will we see higher prices tood. >> oil is 30 to 40% of totaltra. if oil increases airfares have to increase. otherwise we are subsidizing losses when flying. we are going to see higher ticket prices this year. >> you are talking about thesean industry and what dog does it

through they forced them out the door quickly. >> terminal one was closed for about two hours with delta airline delays rippling across the nation. >>> muni is reviewing its maintenance procedures after one of the buses sent a piece of equipment flying into an office. it happened in the financial district around 6:15 last night. the projectile is a piece that connects the bus to overhead wires, but it got caught in the wire and went flying. >>> the head of security at berkeley high school has been arrested on suspicion of identity theft. he gradges -- he graduated from the school and has written the school's safety and security manual. he is on administrative leave tonight. >>> super bowl quarterback and san mateo's own tom brady remembered the coach who helped him and many other athletes fulfill their dreams. they gathered to say goodbye to tom martinez. he etch co-ed -- he coached promising athletes like brady. martinez died of a heart attack while undergoing kidney dialysis on tuesday. martinez started coaching brady when he was 12 years old and their partnership continued into brady'

since delta mostly the american taxpayer i think is getting. the short end of the bargain because there are there are bankrolling people that are going around the world fomenting astroturf revolutions that are eventually backfiring and they're backfiring all over the place and once the people find out who was behind this their anger turns. to the american government india where can people once your bus resume be you can be good . and easy recipe but the aftermath may be the hardest to see captain of r t washington. but next the business news with natasha. twenty four minutes past the hour you're watching business archie russia's gazprom has acknowledged reduce gas supplies to european customers over the weekend the firm's deputy head under kugel over a good knowledge the gas giant had to cut deliveries to some european countries by as much as ten percent this is against the backdrop of unusually cold weather in europe as fuel demand in some countries to the highest level in more than three years austria poland and six others claimed last week t

delta is proud to be the official airline partner of the grammy awards. delta. keep climbing.dings are entered by members of the national academy of recording arts and sciences and by record companies. entries are then voted on solely by the academy's 12,000 voting members, those who are creatively involved in making recordings. the first round of voting determines the nominations; the second determines the winners. the results of both rounds are tabulated by the independent accounting firm of deloitte and touche, llp. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> we've had a death in our family president. >> the muck industry opened its biggest night remembering one of its biggest stars, if not the biggest, whitney houston. i'm bruce johnson. there was anny megsal tribute during tonight's broadcast to the six-time grammy winner whose sudden death stunned the entertainment world just yesterday. [ music ] >> whitney houston sold 170 million albums and songs, and this is jennifer hudson performing one of her biggest hits. while jennifer

i spoke with delta about this issue. they say they do not comment about security breeches but do their best to take care of customers. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now on today's security scare. this is just the second time in nearly 10 years the security incident shutdown san francisco airport. in february 2003 surveillance video captured a woman going through a closed security checkpoint in order to make her flight. she was detained upon arriving in baltimore. >>> well, tonight, we are getting the first look at the injuries suffered by the wife of san francisco sheriff as the trial begins. prosecutors say these pictures were taken following the new year's eve incident. you can see what appears to be a bruce on her arm and tears on her face. the pictures were presented to the judge as the trial on misdemeanor domestic abuse got underway today. trying to get the video dismissed as hear say. >> if the videotape gets tossed out they if she did not testify. he mit me, grabbed my arm. he committed a crime on me. >>

all passengers at delta's boarding area c in that terminal have been stopped at security. sfo officials say some flights have been affected. we don't have any information on what flights have been affected but again there has been a suspicious package in delta's terminal c and we will bring you more details as they become available. >>> turning now to our other top story, in napa county firefighters are still on the scene of a wildfire there. it is burning along soda canyon road above the silverado trail in the heart of the wine country. ktvu has been covering the fire since it started yesterday afternoon and allie rasmus joins us now from where the fire started to let us know the situation now. good afternoon. >> reporter: good afternoon. yeah, this fire started on this hill top where we are standing 24 hours ago. the owner of this land hired a vineyard maintenance company to clear away the vines on his vineyard. they burned some of that debris in the corner of this field, then strong winds carried the embers into the canyon and the fire right now is still only 58% contai

because of one man-- czar peter the great. 300 years ago, he chose this location on the neva river delta to build an entire new city. palaces and churches, boulevards, a shipyard rose out of the swamp. st. petersburg is a remarkable and amazing city. when peter the great selected this isolated site, it didn't seem to have a chance of surviving. but he wanted to find a place and provide both an outside port for russia so that europeanization of his country could begin in earnest. it was the only way he could see to reay modernize russia, and he succeeded. st. petersburg became the cultural center and the catal right up to the time of the revolution. narrator: after the 1917 revolution, st. petersburg was renamed leningrad, after the new leader, lenin. he moved the capital to moscow and decided the cultural heart of russia would instead become an industrial center. then, in 1989, the soviet era ended. st. petersburg regained its original name. since then, russia has gone through a wrenching transition from the old communist system to the new free-market economy. the changes in this city of

we are going to see a little bit of baltimore morning in the north bay and delta. the fed into friday, the exchange's with cloud cover and cooler temperatures. >>pam: for the first time we're hearing for a victim of a brutal videotaped beating in atlanta. the deal went by will. kiberlee sakamoto tells us what prompted the man to come forward. >>kimberlee: branded white says he was embarrassed and humiliated and initially did not plan on going to local authorities until he learned that video of the attack was posted on line. this video was up loaded and threw out the attack which happened outside a grocery store, the attackers were yelling anti-gay slurs. here is surveillance video of people in the streets watching out for police. he says he decided to come forward after the video was posted online. >> i should have justice. i was going to be silent because that is just new- line an, but by then releasing the video and putting it on the internet, they wanted to make themselves look great and strong. i am the frequent. >>kimberlee: police are offering a reward for in

through they forced them out the door quickly. >> terminal one was closed for about two hours with delta delays rippling across the nation. >>> muni is reviewing its maintenance procedures after one of the buses sent a piece of equipment flying into an office. it happened in the financial district around 6:15 last night. the projectile is a piece that connects the bus to overhead wires, but it got caught in the wire and went flying. >>> the head of security at berkeley high school has been arrested on suspicion of identity theft. he gradges -- he graduated from the school and has written the school's safety and security manual. he is on administrative leave tonight. >>> super bowl quarterback and san mateo's own tom brady remembered the coach who helped him and many other athletes fulfill their dreams. they gathered to say goodbye to tom martinez. he etch co-ed -- he coached promising athletes like brady. martinez died of a heart attack while undergoing kidney dialysis on tuesday. martinez started coaching brady when he was 12 years old and their partnership continued into brady's nfl ca

delta airline flights are back to normal at sfo tonight. this after a security scare forced evacuations at terminal one right there at the airport. tsa closed the security check point this afternoon when agents noticed something unusual in a passenger's bag. as it turns out, it was a travel traveler's oxygen canister and generator tank. delta delayed about eight to ten flights impacts hundreds of passengers. >> a who's who of the gop. the three-day california republican convention is getting underway. california's primary could play a deciding role in who will be the party's nominee. state leaders say the fiscal crisis in sacramento and d.c. are opportunities for the party to show leadership. >> voters are hmm coing to realize that on the economy, barack obama is throwing up his hands saying i don't know what to do. we're going to have real solutions, regardless of our candidate. that's what's come out of this primary, detailed solutions. >> gop nominee newt gingrich is speaking at the convention tomorrow during the lunch hour. organizers a

carquinez strait in the delta at midnight tonight you have a wind advisory going into effect.winds will gust up to 50 miles per hour in advancement of this cold front. look at the clouds. several decks. mostly cloudy skies. it's already 46 degrees in san mateo. otherwise, pretty much in the 50s across the board. our futurecast does clearly illustrate that by 11:00 tonight the north bay will be wet. and then the bulk of the activity the heaviest rain in the overnight hours. by tomorrow morning's commute, it will certainly be wet and i would certainly allow extra time for that commute. but the main front will be south of the urban area across san jose into the morgan hill and gilroy region and then behind it, several small impulses roll in and out of the bay area keeping us wet all the way through about thursday afternoon. but let's back up and take it one day at a time. over the next 24 hours, up to the morning commute first off we'll see over half inch of rain east of the bay. an inch in san rafael probably causing street flooding. over the next 24 hours impressive rain totals

it's actually the delta tower and he's headed that way. coast guard vessel traffic surface sees the ship is off course and questions hi him. he asks the crew about the red triangle again. look out on the front of the ship spots the delta tower first. he takings evasive action but too late. ship slams into the timber prosecute texting the tower. ripping a gash 220 feet long. 14 feet high. 8 feet deep in the costco. >> we just. >> he hit what he was aiming for that morning. he was aiming for a symbol on the chart that he misunderstood. >>reporter: we have exclusive interview with the lead investigators and the head of the epa criminal investigation division in san francisco. they told me this case should serve as deterrent for all bar pilot. >> make the right decisions. make sure you have all your faculty about you and make sure you ask for help when you don't know something before you make a big mistake. >> miscommunication what i felt was the center was the pier. >>reporter: ntsb found he didn't discross to the u.s. coast guard all of the

some say they blame delta. >> the airline dropped it is ball. they told all the passengers that none of the planes were taking off. >> reporter: in fact that flight that man and his wife were on did leave without them but they were rebooked on a later flight. i spoke to delta about the issue and they say they don't comment about career breaches but do the best to take care of customers. >> in washington dc the rotunda was closed for about an hour after a white powder was found steps the office of the speak of the house. nobody was allowed in while police tested it. authorities determined it was candy from a candy necklace. >> the governor is getting gennari good ratings in the latest installment of the field poll. 45% of those asked say they approve of his job prefermions. that compare was 38% who disapprove, 17% had no opinion. democrats overall think highley of him while republicans don't. >>> on the other hand the legislature is getting very negative ratings, 22% of those polled say they approve of the legislatures. 66% disapproved, 12% had n

some say they blame delta. >> the airline dropped it is ball. they told all the passengers that none of the planes were taking off. >> reporter: in fact that flight that man and his wife were on did leave without them but they were rebooked on a later flight. i spoke to delta about the issue and they say they don't comment about career breaches but do the best to take care of customers. >> in washington dc the rotunda was closed for about an hour after a white powder was found steps the office of the speak of the house. nobody was allowed in while police tested it. authorities determined it was candy from a candy necklace. >> the governor is getting gennari good ratings in the latest installment of the field poll. 45% of those asked say they approve of his job prefermions. that compare was 38% who disapprove, 17% had no opinion. democrats overall think highley of him while republicans don't. >>> on the other hand the legislature is getting very negative ratings, 22% of those polled say they approve of the legislatures. 66% disapproved, 12% had n

down around the delta, it's not too bad right now with 8-maulvissible. mile and a half in napa, less than a quarter file in novato and quarter mile in santa rosa. in mountain view, concord and antioch, about five to seven degrees colder this morning. our satellite and radar come positive doesn't show rain yet. in fact we are looking at most of the cloud cover offshore. low clouds this morning stacked up to about 2,000 feet. some of those will thin out but high to mid-level clouds will be advancing out ahead of the front. the front will move on through this evening. start south around 6:00 tonight you can see the rain moving into the north bay, along the peninsula, and the win are going to pick up, as well. we will have breezy, westerly winds. then when we get behind this system we around done with the winds. we will see gusty northwesterly winds with cold air in place. the front pushes through around midnight in the north bay. you see still plenty of showers from the peninsula. and the snow, yep, it is finally on its way to the sierra nevada. not a huge

delta and carquinez strait wind advisory from midnight to 10 a.m.e wind gusts in excess of 50 miles per hour. most his choice, temperatures 40s and 50s. the winds are blowing up to a good 15 miles per hour. futurecast shows at 11:00 all energy still north of the golden gate bridge. then quickly the bulk of the activity while we are asleep, we'll hear the raindrops on the rooftops, morning commute will be slippery with impulses of scattered lingering showers. you will want to kept that umbrella handy all day tomorrow. over the next 24 hours, up to about an inch of rain at least by the morning commute in san rafael so that's going to cause ponding on the roads. we see less than .2" in san jose. the seven-day forecast is coming up. >> thank you. >>> a projected winner arizona? and an all-out battle in michigan. up-to-the-minute results on the campaign trail. >>> an offer that one bay area teachers union says comes at too high a cost. why it's fighting a plan to give teachers a raise. >>> you really do feel the burn in your legs. >> work out for 20 minu

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have fog creeping in from the pacific and in addition to that, you've got fog creeping in from the delta. very foggy this morning throughout the san joaquin valley, so you want to give yourself plenty of time to reach your destination safely. by noon today, we'll be in the low 60s inland and by the bay at the coast, a little bit cooler, but we're all going to see the 60s by 4:00 p.m. 65 degrees inland, 63 by the bay, and 60 at the coast. that means if you want to go out to the san francisco marina and get a great view of all those ships on the bay, you'll be able to. the best viewing time will be between noon and 4:00 p.m. 5:10, i've got that self-day just look. we'll tell you when rain comes back in the forecast. first let's check your drive with mike inouye. >> we have a couple incidents to follow. northbound 101 at tully has cleared from the off-ramp. here southbound 101, guadeloupe parkway, the approach was affected by an accident. now the car is off to the shoulder. a little distraction, but no slowing in either direction for 101 or any of the other south bay commute freeways headin

it's the delta tower ask he's headed that way. the vessel traffic series questions cota. >> unit romeo shows two, three, five heading what are your intentions? >> he asks the crew about the red triangle again. >> this is the center of the bridge, right? yes? >> a look out on the front of the ship spots the delta tower first. >> port. port. >> cota takes action but it's too late. the ship slams into the timbers and rips a gash into the vessel. >> all right. >> and he hit what he was aiming for, aiming for a symbol on the electronic chart he misunderstood. >> the i team has interviews with the lead investigator and head of the criminal investigation division. they told me this should serve as a deterrent. >> make the right decisions and make sure you have your faculties about you z make sure you ask for help when you don't know something before you take a mistake. >> there is a miscommunication in what i thought was the center. >> and the national transportation safety board found cota did not disclose all of the medical conditions,

american, delta, u.s. airways have matched the increase. more pets died on the delta air lines than any other airlines last year. that is up from 16. a spokesperson says the loss of any package is unacceptable. -- pet is unacceptable. >> a popular counted maker is putting its candy on a diet. sodium levels will be reduced by a quarter by 2015. the company says the goal is to improve the nutritional value of its products. his career in politics destroyed in a matter of minutes. a former top aide to bob ehrlich breaks his silence about his role in those controversial election day robocalls. >> the maryland food bank is getting a big boost from a brown paisley. we will tell you what he is doing >> broad paisley is coming to baltimore next month -- brad paisley is coming to baltimore next month. >> he is helping the maryland food bank boost donations through a special virtual food drive. >> they are moving pallets of nonperishable at the maryland couldn't -- food bank, but the shelves are bare this time of year. there is an easy way to donate o

gamma phi delta sorority. the museum of the african diaspora. the national coalition of 100 black women, san francisco chapter. the it san francisco chapter of the links inc.. let us give them a round of applause. [applause] these are all code-presenters of this event. it is a portrait these organizations are here. the theme for black history this month is black women in american culture and history. all these organizations are organizations of black women who do an outstanding and amazing job. i would also like to acknowledge members of the official family, supervisor malia cohen, supervisor, fifth district, supervisor chu, supervisor olague, and supervisor weiner. i am going to miss some people. we have port commissioner kim brandon with us today. [applause] and a host of others. i am sure i will get the names as they come up. i would like to thank you for being here, and welcome. we are going to start the program with an indication by reverend carolyn dyson. reverend dyson, who is going to do the indication for us, also has the signal honor o

. >> only delta was affected. the bomb squad, robot, delay dragged into a second hour this, is the first time ashley had left her 9-month-old. >> now, i'm just trying to get home to see him again. hopefully before tomorrow. >> there are 1200 passengers impacted and one of them, los angeles mayor an toneo villaraigosa. >> we've been waiting and i think few flights are delayed. >> villaraigosa and others we talked with took it in stride, then bomb experts said it was over and the package was an oxygen bottle. >> she couldn't answer the screener questions about what is in the bag. she said she wasn't the one that packed it. so that triggered a red flag. >> she told the police an iranian cab driver brought her and loaded the bag in her trunk. at least one of the 1200 passengers not happy that his delta flight had taken off without him. >> this took off and they won't rebook us. and now we're on a red eye. >> a lot of the passengers here probably missed their connections at other airports and what i heard from passenge

possibly patchy valley fog in parts of46 i delta. 46 in san francisco. 38 in morgan hill. want to take you to the satellite radar image. we have this area of high pressure giving us the nice, pleasant weather. and then with the air circulating clockwise, you'll see an offshore flow so warms temperatures than what you expect this time of the year. tomorrow in the 60s. 65 in san francisco, 63 in richmond, and 66 in concord. 69 in san jose. so normally this time of year we're in the upper 50 ssms gives you an idea how much warmer it is. especially when you see numbers n in salinas.s. we're not going to break any records. 68 if your heading to the beach in santa cruz, and 68 in watsonville. i want to take you to younight t mo rain movi the rain moving s e mondays we'll see the clouds move in but no rain. and then it's going to slide through the bay area. so we start off with a wet commute tuesday morning, and then by tuesday afternoon, breaks up into showers. however you'll notice this area of pink and white. that's good news. that's actually snow expected in the sierr a look

he was a founding member of the delta force. he's also known for his devotion to the christian faith, which at one time in this country, in fact for 99.9% of this country's history, was considered a good thing to be a person of faith and devoted particularly to a christian faith. lieutenant general boykin graduated from virginia tech in 1971 and received his army commission. by 1980, he was the delta force operations officer on the april 24-25 irian hostage rescue attempt. i talked to general boykin about that before and consider him to be a friend. something that i had heard in my days in the service was something that general boykin was above his grade back then, 1979, 1980 and it would be interesting to hear someone from the carter administration actually provide documentation of the actual decision to reduce the number of helicopters that would be utilized to go into iraq -- sorry, into iran, to a staging area, hundreds of miles inside iran, meet up with c-130 other helicopters -- other equipment, rather, that was there in t

southern california and tonight we will have cloudy skies, breezy to windy, wind advisory for the deltaain, afternoon showers and this is our cloud and rain forecast. you can see a lot of cloud cover, here comes the rain by 7:00 p.m. definitely looks like mendocino county and -- mendocino county and it looks like it will last into late morning, continues coliseum, partly sun new and we kick it out since it looks much, much warmer. >>> the third survey of the year will be cop ducted and snow back is 30% normal and that's because of the all the snow we had last year. >>> wait until you see a controversial photo of a state official, why they say that man should be fired. >>> crews are on the scene and we found out some people are returning home today. >>> also, why today is a great day if you love pancakes. >>> this morning westbound 24 looks good getting up to the tunnel, we will tell you more about the commute and the bay area weather. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built. you're feeling sleepy already? nighty-night. [giggling] . >>> well, g