they had to make an emergency landing in denver.helle griego talked to passengers. >> reporter: shook up passengers stepped into the arms of family members after a scary flight. >> turbulence up ahead and make sure seat belts are fastened. all of a sudden we got a huge jolt. >> reporter: united airlines flight 967 from washington, d.c. to los angeles hit extreme turbulence over kansas last night. passengers say the plane dropped 30 feet. >> things were flying around in the cabin, glasses and whatever was in anyone's lap. >> reporter: 30 of the 265 people on board were hurt, one person critically. the pilot made an emergency landing in denver to get the injured to hospitals. >> the person behind me, he influence up and he landed like -- across the aisle on someone else. >> reporter: federal authorities are here investigating what went wrong. the faa says a preliminary check shows no problems inside the plane and no obvious damage to the plane's exterior. passengers looked after one another. michael bass hit a woman that hit the ceili

but forced to land in denver. last year, abc's jeffrey kofman went for a ride in a turbulence simulator to see the danger close. >> reporter: veteran pilot, ed cook, took us into one of the most sophisticated air simulators around to show us turbulence up close. it really feels like an airplane in here? >> yes. once we get in here and shut the door, you're going to feel like you're in an airplane. >> reporter: our simulator flight felt unnervingly real. there's miami below us. >> there's miami. we're in the red spot of the cloud. the more we get into the cloud, the more turbulence we'll experience. notice the wheel is moving more. notice that we're bouncing around more. >> reporter: this is exactly what you would not do if you were actually flying? >> right. this could be really bad. >> reporter: it gave us a good taste of turbulence. the stuff pilots do every day in real life to avoid. >> pilot like this could do structural damage to the airplane. and certainly would hurt people, particularly those people who wer

chicago, partly cloudy, 85. 84 in denver with some showers there. and 80 in los angeles. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows a large band of clouds covering the middle of the country. southeast, scattered clouds are breaking up. in the northern plains, clouds are pulling out and moving to the east. later today, thunderstorms are going to be moving across the same area as they were yesterday. they'll bring another round of dangerous weather. on the west coast, it is sunny with mild temperatures. sounds pretty good. while in the southeast, though, the heat and humidity is lingering. in the northern plains, skies are dryer. >>> in sports, a battle of two of the baseball's first place teams. atlanta's matt diaz hit a home run for the third straight game to help the braves beat the padres 4-1. that gives atlanta the best record in the national league. >>> in st. louis, the cardinals got home runs from randy winn and matt holliday against philadelphia. the 7-1 victory was number seven in a row for st. loui

a denver couple have plenty to hi! welcome to progressive.com. in, and i'll give you a free quote. quote and compare in about 8 minutes. now, that's progressive. call or click today. would be the most important thing. the human cost of 2 million californians out of work is devastating, and i think, often, politicians forget about that because they don't see it every day. i see it every day. i think raising taxes on californians today is absolutely the wrong thing to do. we have to streamline regulations, we have to cut taxes for businesses, and then we have to stand up and compete. california needs to lead the nation again, and i think we can do it. have plenty to thank their local pizza delivery man for. >>> welcome back. 5:52. we have a reason to at this particular time delivery guy. >> denver couple have plenty to thank their local pizza delivery man for. on friday night, the lynn family called for pizza. about an hour later george lynn went into cardiac arrest, the dad. right at that time the pizza delivery guy knocked on the door. he just ha

to los angeles, but forced to make an emergency landing at denver international airport. at least one person was critically hurt. larry jacobs has the latest. >> severe turbulence divert a cross country flight and sends people to various hospitals. united flight 967 took off from washington, d.c. on tuesday night and was headed to los angeles. and according to united airlines, the wide body jet was shaken by heavy turbulence over kansas. >> hit a little turbulence, just a couple bumps, and then all of a sudden the plane dropped probably 20, 30 feet. >> the flight was carrying 255 passengers and 10 crew members. not wanting to risk the remainder of the flight, united says the group put safety first and immediately diverted the aircraft to denver to get medical attention as quickly as possible. >> i saw at least two people hit the ceiling. the girl in front of me two rows saw her hit the ceiling and land back down. >> the plane landed safely just before 8:00 denver time. at least one person was seriously hurt, while the other injuries included bruises, whiplash and strains.

lluvioso hacia la planicie del sur, condiciones secas nuevamente california hacia las 4 esquinas denverk 75°, pero para mañana volvemos asentir temperaturas en los 90° al igual que houston y denver casi alcanzando los cien grados. continuamos con más de primer impacto. >>> gracias jackie. >>> y astronautas harán historia por partida doble, los primeros gemelos en estar al mismo tiempo en el espacio en una misión de la nasa, comparten su a >periodista: ríen cia y la pasión por conocer el universo en febrero del próximo año ambos estarán en la estación espacial internacional casi 3 millones de estadounidenses están a la espera de la exención de los beneficios de desempleo los senadores aún no le han dado el visto bueno al acuerdo por falta de acuerdo sin embargo, se espera que a fin de este semana los legisladores le den luz verde. un medicamento que fue aprobado en 2008 por cáncer de senos es cuestionado es que pruebas demostraron que el medicamento en vez de controlar los tumores le acelera la muerte a algunas de ellos por lo que podrían no autorizar su uso. bueno gracias a los avances

[laughter] and it would be interesting to see how well they did in denver dilem. >> a little of local and even governors do not have the kind of constraints that military people or national security people have been going through these war room type of exercises. if you're going to have governors in charge of it -- some of them do -- you ought to go through this so they learn how to make decisions in that kind of context. they may have to locally. they have not all been through that in the way the pentagon and national security people routinely do. >> i see >chertoff -- secretary chertoff has a hand up and i was going to take the privilege of some guilty knowledge. >> i thought i would like of an answer to a prior question and pose the proposition to the panel and hear the panel's reaction. the way planning is currently operated is it takes place under the auspices under the auspices of the department of homeland security and brings together the operational agencies. there are between 15-20 scenarios that we plan against. we do a national strategy and national plan and it flows down t

abc's clayton sandell is in denver where the jet was forced to land. >> reporter: united flight 967 was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> you know, we were kind of warned at the beginning by the pilot that there was going to be turbulence. >> reporter: over missouri, 255 passengers and ten crew on board the boeing jet suddenly encountered a monster thunderstorm. it was growing rapidly, rising from 25,000 feet to 45,000 feet in only 30 minutes. >> thunderstorms are developing so fast, and airplanes flying along at 400 miles an hour, he has very little time to change course. >> reporter: like a linebacker on a football team, the storm slammed the jet hard. >> everything just went and hit the ceiling. it almost looked like if you had turned the plane over. >> reporter: passengers who weren't buckled in were tossed like rag dolls. one woman was thrown with such force she cracked this wall. the pilots diverted to denver, where more than 20 people with mostly minor injuries went to area hospitals. air traffic controllers had warned the united pilots about thunderstorms only ten minutes

the plane landed safely at denver international. here's the view from denver airport.bout an hour and a half ago, many injured, one person injured so severely they had to be hospitalalized -- hospitalized. >>> and and the government giving bp another extension. bp is required to closely watch this new cap. officials say they've detected oil seepage about 2 miles away from the well. the coast guard says five leaks around the well don't mean the well is unstable. >>> and a final vote expected tomorrow in the senate that would restore unemployment benefits to more than 2 million americans who can't find work. theory benefits expired already. senators voted 60-40. president obama has accused republicans of obstruction and game playing in extending the benefits. >>> fog is going to be the big story for the next several days. i'll let you know when it's going to warm up a little bit, and when the fog's going to clear out. your full forecast just a few minutes away. "meg whitman says she'll run california like her company..." seen this attack on meg whitman? who are these peo

when the ada passed, in denver. when the ada passed, less than 5% of buss were accessible for people in wheelchairs. today over 95% are accessible. that happened in 20 years. and that's just one of many examples where the ada said when are you doing something new, you need to build in accessibility. and it's been an evolutionary process but our country is much more accessible today than it was 20 years ago. >> woodruff: so it has changed the lives of people with disabilities. >> it's changed the lives with em poo. if you are a parent pushing a stroller, if you are pulling a roller bag behind you, if are you a delivery person delivering something, are you using all of those features that are there because of the ada. >> woodruff: amelia wallrich, are you a young woman in college. how has it changed your life. and you use a wheelchair. >> uh-huh. >> woodruff: how has it changed your life. what are you seeing? >>. >> growing up, i grew up in a very conservative community where disability wasn't embraced as it has been

paul as well as denver, both set up a booth. the important thing for youtube is to be able to be the platform that people go to and trust as being a reliable place to be with this content. they feel they can go to youtube and watch the content and share it and know this verifiable content from the politicians. and yeah, the remarkable observation about the number of people coming to the booth. and especially the politicians coming to the booth about delivering the message. secretly it's pleasurable to see that. i think for them it's

paul as well as denver, both set up a booth. the important thing for youtube is to be able to be the platform that people go to and trust as being a reliable place to be with this content. they feel they can go to youtube and watch the content and share it and know this verifiable content from the politicians. and yeah, the remarkable observation about the number of people coming to the booth. and especially the politicians coming to the booth about delivering the message. secretly it's pleasurable to see that. i think for them it's a proof that youtube is a powerful platform and you need to engage in. because other people are at the other end of the line watching from youtube and you. >> right, what do you see the evolution? technology is increasing at a fast pace. i see the small cameras that people have. and you look at the old george allen video and it seems like 1984, the quality was so bad and now it seems so good. you a chief technology officer, not just a co-founder, where is technology taking us? fast track to the next

ambulances took them to several denver area hospitals. the passengers that weren't injured soon boarded a new plane that got them to los angeles a few hours later than planned. >> it was pretty bad. laptops were everywhere. looked like there was a huge party on the plane. but there wasn't. >> reporter: this is the third incident of injury-causing turbulence this year. in may, ten people were injured, two other flights also united. george? >> clayton, thank you very much. >>> we're joined by two passengers on the plane. bryan lu and kiama beach. thank you both for joining us this morning. we're glad you're okay. let me begin with you, kiama. we saw the picture of the crack in the ceiling, caused by that woman who hit the wall. you were sitting right next to her? >> she was one seat behind me. >> what did you see? >> well, i didn't see her at the time. all i felt was the turbulence. once it settled down, i turned around and saw the crack in the ceiling. and then i saw her. and it kind of put the two together that it was her head that caused

partly cloudy in denver, 87. 76. >>> time now for a check of the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows clouds breaking up over the southeast as storms begin to fade away. in the northern plains, thunderstorms continue to move through. later today, the humidity is on the move up the eastern sea board into the northeast. severe weather is going to be hitting the great lakes region as it continues to move eastward. >>> in sports, the texas rangers are running away with the american league central division race. in the bottom of the tenth inning, nelson cruz of texas blasted a walkoff home run against oakland. the rangers' 3-1 win increases their lead over the a's and angels to 8 1/2 games. >>> cincinnati's scott rolen had four hits as the reds pounded milwaukee 12-4, putting cincinnati in a first place tie with st. louis in the national league central. >>> in denver, a freak accident as rockies closer huston street was injured by a line drive before the game. he bruised the right side of his abdomen

it got over kansas severe turbulence injured about 30 people on board when the pilot diverted to denver. the airline says most of the people have bruises, whiplash and sprains. about 21 of them went to the hospital. one person seriously injured. emergency responders say an event like this is pretty rare. >> it is very unusual. passengers wear their seat belts, and it's rare to have an episode to have injured this many people. >> most of the diverted passengers were loaded onto a special flight that took them off to los angeles for a 9:30 denver time flight. there was no obvious damage to the plane, but it is being inspected just in case. we're watchi l.a.x. overnight. if the passengers talk, we'll hear from them at 5:00 and 6:00 a.m. >>> just in, pot topping the agenda in oakland right now. the city council still debating whether to turn marijuana into wholesale industry. >> you want to be the silicon valley of cannabis? you've got an issue here. you've got to start because berkeley is starting. >> that debate happening right now. it is heated and strong and still going on. council memb

heridas cuando avión fue sacudido por fuerte turbulencia, salio de washington d.c. y aterrizó en denver>> decenas de campesinos invadieron capitolio estatal para ser recompensados por largas horas que laboran en el campo. ---una propuesta estatal busca que los trabajadores del campo sean recompensados busca que los trabajadores del campo sean recompensados busca que ta1: trabajadores del campo sean recompensados cuando trabajan horas extras. >> vinieron del valle central. >> trabajo por 43 años y es un trabajo muy duro. >> hace 36 años estos trabajadores excluidos.>> no tienen que pagar tiempo y medio extra. >> bajo el sol más de 100° está dificil.>> hoy entregaron a oficina senador arnold sch. >> me siento optimista que se promulgará. >> como entra más dienro y tenemos que recolectar desempleo. el futuro en manos gobernador que podría corroborar que... si se puede.>> >> siniestros en zona u. de california y fuego comenzó un recipiente de reciclaje de cartón. se sospecha que responsabe se esconde cerca y graba sus fechorías.>> quienes se dedican a cultivar marihuana dicen que dejara a v

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a night forced to land in denver. 30 people injured. one of them critically after the plane hit severe turbulence and forced to land in denver. one passenger described it as a huge up and down. the woman next to her basically rose up, hit the side of the cabin, left a crack above the window from the force of being thrown. >> a live report on that in a couple of seconds. late developments in that story of an agriculture department employee who was forced to resign over what were thought to be racially charged remarks. cbs news chief legal correspondent jan crawford is in washington with the latest on that. jan, good morning. >> good morning. the announcement from agriculture secretary vilsack came early this morning and it was a complete reversal from his position a few hours earlier. vilsack says he will reconsider the decision to fire an african-american employee over videotaped remarks that sparked a firestorm on the internet. it started with a speech by usda official shirley sherrod describing her attitude 24 years ago towards a whit

tenemos la cotizacion del dolar en amñrica latina >> gracias samy un avion tuvo que ser desviado hacia denveras turbulencias >> como cambia la vida de las personas al estar dentro de una prision? >>para hablar de esto nos acompaña nestor morales, pastor de santa clara, buenos dias >> buenos dias celina >> desde cuando visita la carcel? >> desde el año 2007 tenemoos visitas y reuniones en la capilla interna >> cuantos internos hay en la carcel de milpitas? >> unos dos mil quinients y unos cuatro mil en santa clara >> y el porcentaje de latinos? >> un treinta y cinco por ciento aproximado >>para nosotros es sorprendente ver como hay un hambre de dios que no se ve afuera, debio a lo que estan pasando >> es increible la cantidad de gente que toma medicamento por que muchos de ellos cambian su vida pero les baja una depresion y necesitan aferrarse a algo >> se nos quedan muchas preguntas en el tintero, nivel de reincidencia o que hacer al salir, pero terminamos la entrevista con el pastor morales, aunque los esperamos otro dia >> vamos a las carreteras z vemos el pronóstico de los proximos dias y

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the plane was forced to land in denver after hitting severe turbulence over kansas.ances took at least 30 people to area hospitals. one passenger said the plane dropped about 30 feet without warning, causing some people to hit the ceiling. >>> washington, d.c. first responders have pulled off a difficult rescue. a construction worker was injured on a shaky catwalk under the capital's 14th street bridge. rescuers got him onto a stretcher and rigged a hoist to lower him to a waiting fire boat on the potomac river. once onshore he was taken to the hospital. his injuries are not considered to be life-threatening. >>> in akron, ohio, a crane fell over while trying to remove a 125-foot tree from a woman's yard. it sliced through the attic and second floor, heavily damaging the home. the crane driver jumped out of the cab as it rose into the air. it took six hours to right the crane but the home is still unlivable. >> very lucky no one was in the attic when that happened. >> no kidding, wow. >>> now more on that tropical system that matt gutman mentioned. a little bit earli

but as it flew over kansas, the turbulence started and the pilot diverted to denver.of the people who were hurt had bruises and whip lash and even sprains and about 20 ended up in the hospital. there's no obvious damage to the plane. however, they are inspecting it today and i have to say, if going to denver is your best alternative, it's one of the most turbulent airports. it must have been pretty rough. >> i agree. >>> hopefully not rough on the roadways this morning. let's check in with mike. >> not turbulent at all. there's an issue to avoid if you want to avoid any turbulence, reports of some debris, more degr debris this time southbound 280. reports of a large chunk of metal. also reports of a tire. watch for chp and clearing through the area, over the next few minutes. north bay 280, very smooth as well as 101. both 18 to 20 minutes for your drive into san francisco out of san mateo and south between the bridges, just seven minutes, you're at the limit there as well. coming down the peninsula, ria had told me, you'd used the windshield wipers once or twice, but

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it would be on denver, cleveland or dallas. i had to quit saying that, because cleveland was asking me what i know that they do not know. the point is, even though new yorkers believe, and are best prepared for another attack, because they have had this experience, if you want to terrorize americans, you do not keep hitting in new york city. you come to the vulnerable center of this country and multiple targets. and, the terrorists themselves become the weapon of mass destruction by voluntarily infecting themselves with highly contagious viruses, going to public events, certainlyynot a conference such as this, and exposing the virus to as many people as possible. that is the variety that concerns me the most. >> i agree with everything he said. i will give a little history of the 9/11 commission. we were a follow-on to that commission. in the summer of 2007, this commission was created to answer the question that the 9/11 commission asked, what happens if the most dangerous people in the world get the most dangerous weapons in

so it is in iraq, not in denver or colorado. instead of being here training and equipping for triage and confinement on an attack of any cakind, they are all fighting ws and that is an enormous bundle ability. the national guard is full were deployed in the united states. they live in the communities. and now in its wisdom, the supreme court says that not only the national guard can keep guns in their closets, all the rest of us can. that is a separate issue but that is part of the reason for the second amendment. i don't think there are enough doctors in the national health service to deploy around this country. it is going to be up to the local emergency health workers. are they well enough trained right now? this is the test of the federal system. in some cases they are. i made a point of talking to the emergency health responders in denver. they are ready to go. i don't know whether that is true in other places. >> do you have a nomination for thethad allen scenario? >> there are lots of talented americans. unfortunately too

lluvioso hacia la planicie del sur, condiciones secas nuevamente california hacia las 4 esquinas denveremelos en estar al mismo tiempo en el espacio en una misión de la nasa, comparten su a >periodista: ríen cia y la pasión por conocer el universo en febrero del próximo año ambos estarán en la estación espacial internacional casi 3 millones de estadounidenses están a la espera de la exención de los beneficios de desempleo los senadores aún no le han dado el visto bueno al acuerdo por falta de acuerdo sin embargo, se espera que a fin de este semana los legisladores le den luz verde. un medicamento que fue aprobado en 2008 por cáncer de senos es cuestionado es que pruebas demostraron que el medicamento en vez de controlar los tumores le acelera la muerte a algunas de ellos por lo que podrían no autorizar su uso. bueno gracias a los avances de la ciencia el autismo podría ser detectado a temprano edad expertos de memphis comprobaron que un programa de computación es capáz de analizar la forma que infantes pronuncian algunas palabras diagnosticando el autismo. >>> contrario a lo que asegura

supervisor mirkarimi: a denver plans and programs. any further comment, deliberations?, public comment is closed. moves, without objection. next item. >> item 11. approve the third amendment of san francisco's 2008 lifeline transportation program (ltp) project priorities to include $1,691,391 for the municipal transportation agency's bus service restoration project. this is an action item. >>y

de la tarde >> gracias por terminar la semana con nosotros denver en los a esta bienvenidos a esta emisiÓn robots en labores alcasi policiales buscando fugas al rededor del pozo. aÚn no se caa ctor. cristina puig ha recogido los datos mÁs recientes. >> bp finalmente logrÓ detener el derrame el jueves por primera vez desde la explosiÓn del pasado 20 de abril en la plataforma petrolera. sin embargo el presidente obama pidiÓ al pÚblico no dejarse llevar por entusiasmo. ♪ >> un dÍa despuÉs que se volcara otra cÚpula al pozo no se ha registrado firaciones de petrÓleo, pero las presiones no son tan altas como se esperaba. dos robotsubmarinos buscan en el mar rastros de petrÓleo. y para determinar si el pozo estÁ bajo control o en peligro de sufrir una nueva fuga, por lo que la empresa ni el gobierno cantan victoria todavÍa. >> es importante no adelantarnos a los hechos, uno de los problemas tener una de las cÁmaras en lasrofundidades es que cuando lfuga se detiene todos piensan que el problema estÁ resuelto y no es asÍ dijo el presidente en una rniÓn compensadores -con pescadores el gobernador e

y se diriÍa a losÁngeles, pero tuvo que aterrizar de emergencia en denver para que los pasajeros lastimados 967 tuvieron que ser llevadas al hospital, y otros mas fueron atendidos en el aeropuerto.-- solamente un pasajero parece haber sufrido heridas serias. ---enseguida en noticias univision 14......decenas de campesinos de varias partes de california invadieron el capitolio estatal para cultivar apoyo para una medida que les permita ser recompensados por las largas e intensas horas que laboran ---una propuesta estatal busca que los trabajadores del campo sean recompensados cuando trabajan horas extra, al igual que otros empleados en california.---"johanna suarez" -- la poliÍa de berkeley busca a un piÓmano a quien se atribuyen 13 incendios intencionales del viernes a la fecha.--los siniestros han ocurrido en la zona de la universidad de california . --el incendio Ás reciente se reporÓ poco antes de las cuatro de la tarde frente a la tienda "sam's" de la avenida telegraph.-- el fuego comenzo en un recipiente de reciclaje de papel o carÓn dañando varios veÍculos, un baño porÁtil y parte de

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it was diverted to denver where it landed safely last night. many of e injured were treated for minor injuries and released from the hospital. >> the plane dropped properly, 20, 30 feet. i saw two people hit the ceiling. girl in front of me two rose, i saw her hit the ceiling come back down. >> airline officis say it's a grim reminder of the importanc of seat belts. this picture shows the damage done, slammed against the wall of the plane. >> ouch. >> kristine hanson is in for mike nicco. >> on a overst and look at the overcast, will we see theun today? >> still ahead, it's commiserate bizarre journey. >> and new fallout as questions continue to grow for the safety of the popular diabetes drug avandia. >>> thieves the left arm mannequin of lefty o'doul, the arm ripped off was returned to the restaurt yesterday delivered in in a big box addressed from iowa and snapots of the arms that ventur across the u.s. >> it was their gnome, they traveled from place t place and put it to different places. took it to washington, c. all thesdifferent things.

saben con el índice de calor lo temperaturas se siente como en cien grados >>> houston en 85 y don denverrón el tiempo inestable por la humedad de golfo de méxico alturas temperaturas y no spe pueden descartar posibilidad de descarga eléctrica en el transcurso de día >>> y tenemos rocas actividad de precipitación y lloviendo fuerte a la sobre montaña de nuevo méxico >>> y caribe no sentimos fuerte lluvia >>> y puerto rico nada fuerte como días anteriores y afortunado mentes no se reporto arp desarrolla ceu klong y tenemos houston muy buenos en 78 grados y nuevamente mañana el sur de país con temperaturas en 84 garados y seattle con 79 grados es todo de mi parte informó jakie garrido >>> y continúo metros con más de "primer impacto". y jakie te puede garantizar que aquí en phoenix hace mucho calor una jueza bloqueo partes de la ley sb 1070 de arizona, otorÁ ndole al gobierno un mandato judicial basado en que las cuestiones migratorias son responsabilidad de la administracÓn federal.que tal les habla edna schmidtla gobernadora de arizona dice estar "decepcionada". fustiga a la administracÓn

plane landed in denver. the injuries include bruises, whiplash and sprains. >>> time now, 6:14. early this morning, agriculture secretary, tom vilsack issued a statement, saying he will now reconsider the statement for the resignation of an official on the grounds of making racial comments. now the employee says she is not sure she even wants her job back. >> reporter: good morning. shirley sherrod said she wastered so by her -- said she was treated so cold by by her bosses as usda, she is not sure she would go back to the job. agriculture secretary, tom vilsack is criticized for acting too quickly in the case and not getting all the facts. this video of sherrod shows her intentionally dismissing white farmers for help, but the family comes out today saying sherrod did help them. it is said usda officials over reacted. >> if they had taken the time, even without looking at the tape, to look at me, to look at what i have stood for and done since i was actually been at a the department, i don't think they would have been so quick to do what they did. >> reporter: and, in that 2:00

it was diverted to denver where it landed safely last night. many of the injured were treated for minor injuries and released from the hospital. >> the plane dropped properly, 20, 30 feet. i saw two people hit the ceiling. girl in front of me two rose, i saw her hit the ceiling come back down. >> airline officials say it's a grim reminder of the importance of seat belts. this picture shows the damage done, slammed against the wall of the plane. >> ouch. >> kristine hanson is in for mike nicco. >> on a overcast and look at the overcast, will we see the sun today? >> still ahead, it's commiserate bizarre journey. >> and new fallout as questions continue to grow for the safety of the popular diabetes drug avandia. oprah: we are heading to the biggest state fair in the united states of america. the fun. states of america. the fun. the food. >>> thieves the left arm mannequin of lefty o'doul, the arm ripped off was returned to the restaurant yesterday delivered in in a big box addressed from iowa and snapshots of the arms that ventured across the u.

it's cooler there than it is in denver, 104. so, not all these temperatures are in the 90s.ll of these states will see 90-degree or better weather, as the day progresses. we're also keeping a look on severe weather. two trouble spots. in the middle of the country, from fargo, to minneapolis, and omaha. you are going to see severe weather io th afab thanks so much. this weather report has been brought to you by avon. dan and bianna? >> mary, thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america," he's an actor, artist and student. how does he do it all? i sat down with james franco to talk about his complicated career. >>> and it's the time of the week when we see how things are going with our viewers in your life. it's "your week in three words" coming up. introducing anew emulsions... another breakthrough from avon. high intensity emulsion, works super fast. you'll see the change no matter what your age. look up to 5 years younger in 14 days. anew emulsions by avon. there's one for your age. want it? get it. call 1-800-for-avon or visit avon.com to find a representative today.

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the forecast calls for 97 in denver, 95 in washington, d.c. 112 in vegas.e have some advice on how to stay safe in the heat. including, don't drink super cold drink. >> you think you want to go for the freezer for some ice cubes. not so fast. >>> did you know that you could trade in your cell phone, your laptop, for money? we knew you could do it with your car. some tips on how to do that. >>> already enormous anger at wall street. over the collapse of the economy. but this story coming up this morning may push people over the edge. there's a hedge fund that's been buying up the would's cocoa beans, pushing chocolate prices up. could mean smaller chocolate bars at higher prices? >> do not take chocolate away from us. >>> but first, we're going to the gulf coast. you're looking at live pictures of the oil well. and for the third straight day, no oil is leaking. bp and the government have extended testing on the cap through this afternoon. to see if it can stay permanently sealed. and matt gutman is in buras, louisiana, with the latest. good morning, matt. >>

the wad watd jet headed to los angeles but was diverted to denver. many injured were treated for moderate injuries and released from the hospital. here is how one passenger described what happened. >> and there is a a plane dropped about 20, 30 feet. i saw two people hit the ceiling. the girl in front of me rose. i saw her slam down. i had my seat belt on. >> officials say this is a reminder to all of us about importance of wearing a seat belt in flight. the picture shows damage done after one woman slammed against the wall of the plane. >> a a.plied materials of santa clara announced of a layoff up to 500 people as part of a restructuring plan. the semi conductor panel make ser says it will be in the environmental solutions department. the company wants to focus on solar, advanced energy. the plan is expected to cut expenses by at least $100 million. and there is millions of unemployed workers will be getting their money. about half of those affected will get retroactive payments to makeup for what they've missed. the senate voted this afternoon to

john york said the 49ers game against denver at wembley stadium on halloween will have the feel of theini super bowl and the hype is already under way. mike singletary traveled to london for a pre-game pub. evidently the london media is asking hard pressing questions, like has singletary driven on the other side of the street? >> i think i'll stay away from that. i think i'll kind of admire the driverrer from the back seat. that will be the safest thing for me and the people at home. >> that was exclusive by the way. >>> riders pay $10,000 for the bikes so would you think you could depend on your chain. not! tour de france leader andy schleck's. >> the chain is off! schleck's chain is off! >> he was more upset for his rivals that waited for him. that's a courtesy often given to the yellow jersey holder. >> contador leads by 8 seconds and the race ends sunday. >>> while you were debating if it's louis oosthuizen, oosthuizen or what's his name, here's what you missed this weekend. >> start with a cookie on the forehead, attempt to work it down not mouth without using their hands! barkley

when your denver water or other utilities that are in case 70 dependent in some cases on water, a notion of a contact call strikes terror in the heart of water manager's. there's that issue and theres the upper issue of, how much water is left to develop. some things or think there is plenty jpand some folks think there's. 0. hydro logic left overs. this is the only other water resource and need less to say the folks in colorado are particularly perplexed by this. there are two new projects that are four and five billion mixed and ten billion to take it from the green river and pump it into the range. will it fly? i don't know. it depends. there's also one other item out there to keep in mind, the environmental statements that recreation is pursuing. the, eis, is out there to do two things. one be to figure out and end the fighting on coordinating operations and how to deal with shortages in the area is the second. or sow in the deserves mention here. this is on a fast track and it's amazing interrum took that ten years because they're going to do the shortage of two. these rules will b

and stopped in denver.assengers said drinks were flying and people hit the ceiling. >> i saw people sit -- people in front of me hit the ceiling. luckily, i had my seat belt on. >> more than 20 people were taken to the hospital. >>> tourists who come to gawk at san francisco's famed sea lions at pier 39 can get more information about them. a trainer is being made available every day to answer questions. this is a joint project by pier 39, the bay institute, the aquarium of the bay and the marine mammal center. >>> that will do it for you. our next newscast is the news at 5:00. thanks for watching. have a great day.

quite windy across much of the western side of the u.s. 36 degrees in denver. in houston, 31. in the northeast, 33 in new york. 30 in toronto. now the heat is beginning to subside in mainland europe. some areas still contending with a heat wave, especially in russia and also the southwestern corner. we'll get to that in just a minute. wet and windy weather will prevail across the british isles today. particularly heavy showers focused down in the south and also some heavy rain to watch out for across central europe as well as the alpine region into southern germany. eastern europe looking very unsettled once again. this widespread rain. that will be do to a frontal system. watch out for flooding possibilities. that rain not getting into places where we need it. portugal dealing with wildfires in northern areas where the heat and dry weather being a problem, trying to contain the fires. firefighters trying to extinguish those flames late into the night. in western russia as well, dealing with lots of wildfire problems for over a week now. of course, that smog getting into the c