strangely enough, seven years prior to that approach to donald kueck's trailer, he and donald kueck hadounter at a remote desert highway in the end of a valley that almost led to violence. sorenson had pull the donald kueck over for reckless driving on a very remote patch of pavement and conversation quickly escalated into an argument and the two almost came to blows until point arrived at that time and donald kueck after that filed a number of complaints against sorensen. he tried to get him fired and he sent letters from everyone, from the head of the l.a. sheriff's department to the fbi. it was a very serious attempt to try to get steven sorensen fired and he wasn't able to but in my book i explore this idea of the conclusion of their dance that happened on august 2nd, 2003, where deputy sorensen turns down the driveway and who does he come up against the donald kueck, the guy who tried to get him fired. on this august day in 2003, deputy sorenson make a fateful turn down donald kueck's driveway and heads passed the no trespassing sign which is riddled with bullets and heading down,

it's therapeutic for me. >> donald pippin meets with dr. holbrook for the last time before he's released from holman. >> hey. mr. pippin, how are you doing today? good to see you. >> i wrote my aunt. she wrote back and said i had a place so i'm going to stay with her. >> that's a for sure thing? >> yeah, that's a for sure thing. you can call her. i told you last time i would probably go to the halfway house but i ain't going to no halfway house. it's one thing to be able to go somewhere and be comfortable where you're at and another thing to be forced to be somewhere you don't want to go. when i get out of prison, i want to be free. i don't want to have to abide by some more rules that are institutionalized, you know. >> well, keep in mind that your aunt will have expectations, also. >> right. i know, she -- >> she has chores to be done around the house. >> that's one of the main reasons why i'm going. she's -- she's not a midget but she's a small person. and she has problems getting around the house and doing stuff and running errands. she

and at some point the phone has nearly completely melted down, and lillefeld says, donald, donald, pressel 7. talk on channel 7. press the red button and say this is donald cook, emergency, can anyone hear me. and it's quiet. and when i heard that part of the conversation, i was really amazed. because to me -- because donald cook goes ahead and says it. he says donald cook, emergency, can anyone hear me? to me, that kind of summed up the entire human condition. i mean, isn't that what we're all saying at any given time? after that remark the cell phone cuts out, and it's sundown, and donald cook has not surrendered, and gunshots are exchanged. he gets off some shots, and this tank from the gulf war that has been deployed in the manhunt begins to move in towards this complex of sheds, and cook is still being ordered to come out, and he doesn't, and he's firing at the tank, and is -- the suspect w.a.t. team inside this tank, and they're taking a lot of hits. at one point they fire a grenade into this complex of sheds, and they see donald cook reach up with a bare hand and grab the grenade

donald, donald, press channel seven, talk on channeled seven, press the red button and say, this is donald kueck, emergency. can anyone here me? i heard that part of the conversation and was really amazed because to me donald kueck goes ahead and says, this is donald kueck, emergency, can anyone here me. and to me that sums up the entire human condition. isn't that what we are all saying at any given time? after that remark the cellphone cuts out and it is sundown and donald kueck has not surrendered and gunshots are exchanged. he gets off some shots, and distinct from the gulf war that has been deployed during the manhunt begins to move and. donald kueck is being ordered to come out and he doesn't. he is firing at the tank. the s.w.a.t. team is in this tank. and at 1.1 of the guys inside -- they fired grenade into it this complex of sheds. a c donald kueck reached up with a bare hand and grabbed the grenade and throw it away. that is our intense this pursuit kits. they start firing tear gas and because donald kueck is not coming out. really this unfolds like a tony montana thing. he is th

for luke donald. who drops three in the last two holes after being the leader by himself to 2 under. now horschel tapping in. to remain at plus 1. he's just two back. in that tie with rose. and also luke donald. >> what a finish at merion. 14 through 18. just incredible with the pressure of the u.s. open and the difficulty of those long holes. >> so a look at the leaderboard in the 113th u.s. open. mickelson, the only player under par. bogey at the 18th. stricker, mahan and schwartzel one back. everybody was just beaten up, except for stricker at the final hole. and rose, horschel and donald at plus 1. down to steve. >> thank you. phil, how would you best describe the way it was out there for you today? >> it was a day, steve, i thought you could get -- you could get under and the fact that i was 2 over early, i had to be really patient not to force the issue and fight for a lot of pars out there. and take advantage of a few birdie opportunities. i thought i played better again than the score dictated

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. >>> this morning's coffee is with nelly and donald houston. the satellite interview is furnished by just born incorporated. >> nelly, donald, welcome to the eyewitness news morning edition. what's up? >> good morning. >> nice to meet another donald. i don't see too many. >> what do you mean? >> there's not too many donald's around. >> it's a very select group. they limit the number. it's kind of like a limited edition lexus if you will. >> you, me and donald trump that's it. >> and i think there may be one other one. >> i walk in and i was talking to my donald here and i said what's with mike and ike and he said they disappeared and are back. i had no idea they disappeared. >> you have -- okay. so you either haven't been talk ing to a teenager in the last year or you're not a big fan of fruit candy. that's been all the buzz. >> he's been on the rock. >> i'm guilty on both counts i think. >> okay. >> well, the good news is they had split and the good news is they're back. the return of mike and ike is here. >> okay. let's just ask you this. why

donald trump, he is pathic and easy. stupid. oh, good one. to china. lol. donald trump, danny is too stupid to see that china and others is destroys -- is? >> stupid, dumb. >> danny writes back you are too stupid to see [ inaudible ] >> i'm not hypo critical. and it goes on. >> huge hugely hypo critical. >> stephanie: right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ ç] [♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: all right. hour number two, everybody. charlie pierce at esquire.com coming up -- >> charlie pierce is dumb. >> stephanie: how about that twitter war -- >> danny is dumb stupid. >> i always think it's interesting when people get into a really fired up back and forth on twitter. because you can't get into depth on anything, so it has to be something really shallow. >> stephanie: it reminds me of my stand-up days in the '80s. when a really drunk guy gets into it with a comedy and it's like really? this is not going to end well for you. miss utah is his idea of an intelligent woman. >> yeah we need better educations. >> and it's up to the men to do that

does donald trump like the irs just the way it is? let's ask him. donald trump joins us. >> hi, greta. >> is the irs fine the way it is, or you agree with senator cruz? >> a lot of different people with a lot of different ideas. some are go ahead, sood, some a. the tax code should be made simpler as far as abolishing the irs, that could be a dangerous move. they have done a lot of good over the years. to abolish it, we're talking about an entirely different tax and tax code and that can be dangerous. >> all right. how much does the irs targeting scandal really matter to american people, other than those who are specifically targeted, who are very unhappy, as they should be? >> you know, utt beit's been am. the big three, the ap scandal, benghazi, i really thought benghazi was horrible, because the deaths of the ambassador and other people. terrible thing. terrible. you really would have to say because of that, the worst. but with benghazi and ap, and urs, i thought irs would resonate the most. but now other than you, greta, it doesn't seem like peop

. >> the first day back on the job since donald white was killed working in a shaft before 7:00 on tuesday morning. >> same thing happened at sanford stadium. part of the trade. >> memorial was held before work, the stickers in 49ers colored were passed out after a moment silence and a message from a construction supervisor. >> today, we all come here united to show our respect and our appreciation to all of you but especially to our fallen man, donald white, gone but never forgotten. >> supervisors delivered a safety message to continue the buddy system and look out for one another. police say no criminal charges will be filed. osha says the investigation could takes six months. construction supervisors say the elevator shaft was back in use. >> we were inform by osha it was safe to occupy the building. >> has anyone been fired because of the accident? >> not to my knowledge. >> it was announce add plaque will be put up in the west plaza at the stadium in honor of donald white. >> miss have identified a naked man accused of assaulting commuters last month, the "san francisco chronicle" is

donald trump, a real pleasure. thank you very much for the commentary. >> thank you both. >> let's look at what is happening with the markets here. around 1:15, the markets decided to take a bit of a move to the down side. we're at session lows here. you've also got the vix indicator, the fear indicator spiking. it's up by 5.7%. >> this year is it time to pack up your cash and head to other students? your playbook is next. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ >>> welcome back, esther george, the lone dissenter out with a speech at this time, saying that slowing the pace of quantitative easing is the probably next step. bring forward that day when the markets can get off of qe. she's concerned that it's creating, quote/unquote, misallocation of assets. and margin accounts are at an all-time high. also -- pointing out that fiscal policy is also restraining the economy. esther george suggesting that no plan has yesterday been agreed to. mandy, est

donald sutherland. >> he's such a great actor. >> is with us. oh, he's terrific.e was recently -- a lot of young people know him from "the hunger games." but he's been in hundreds of films. >> don't you love new generations thinking they discovered somebody? >> a lot of times when you are watching commercials you hear voices. there are -- >> and you know you know it but you can't sort of put the person with it. >> donald sutherland has done a lot of these commercials. anyway, let's take a listen to his. >> how sure are we that our juice, simply orange, has no added sugar, water or preservatives? tastes as fresh as biting into a juicy orange? if you don't agree that it does, we'll give you a package of our competition. >> i want an orange. >> that's not to be confused with anita bryant with orange juice. >> can i tell you something? it makes you want it. it made me want it. >> at first even though i knew it was donald i didn't put him with it until he said a certain word. then there's a certain inflection the way people -- >> let's play a game. sometimes you hear c

i think we need to change this donald trump joke...ecause donald trump was eaten by a lion this morning on the international space station. anyone listening? yeah, okay-- cerie, um, how about instead of doing the scripts, uh, why don't you just organize those videotapes? - oh, okay. - yeah. - okay-- actually, uh, could you go downstairs and get me a chai tea? - okay-- um, where are my shoes? - no-no, just go! just go barefoot-- just leave your shoes. - okay.

as you know on tuesday a 63-year-old mechanic, donald white, was hit and killed. they are going to have announced funeral plans shortly and plant a tree and put up a plaque in his honor. cal osha is investigating. but work is starting to resume at the stadium. tara is at the news conference and she will join us live at 8:30 with another update on the stadium construction. >> time is now 8:17. new information from santa monia from last friday's shooting rampage. the weapon used in that attack where five people were killed may have been assembled from various parts just to get around california's gun laws restricting such weapons. that suspect used an ar-15 style rifle. that exact weapon is banned here in california. he's suspected of firing off 100 rounds killing five people before the police killed him. >>> the white house wants to move ahead with presidential mandates on gun safety after congress failed to pass tougher gun laws. kyla campbell reports, president obama laid out 23 executive orders but opponents are furious. >> reporter: pro gun owner groups like th

as a 49er fan, donald white was excited to be a part of the project. after all, he had worked on elevators for 43 years. >> my dad was a fungi. he liked to have a good time. he was always the life of the party. he was always very out going. >> i have every faith he will be there for every single game that is played in that stadium. >> and grief counselors were here today. they will also be available tomorrow. construction will resume on thursday. live in santa clara, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you. >> the niners released this statement, our thoughts and prayers are with the family, friends and co-workers affected by the tragedy. the 49er family has lost a teammate. schindler elevator was fined $18,000 by cal-osha two years ago for a preventable accident at a palo alto work accident. cal-osha's investigation found he and another worker were not using proper protection at the time. the aclu announced a lawsuit against the security agency surveillance program. the aclu says the surveillance violates america's right to privacy and free speech.

. >> reporter: 63-year-old donald white an employee of schindler elevator was killed when he was hit in the head by a weight in an elevator shaft where he was working on tuesday morning. construction halted immediately until today. >> you have to do what you have to do. you have to still come to work. >> reporter: there was a big meeting here this morning before everybody started their work for the day. it was a reminder about safety and a chance to pass around these stickers memorializing donald white. >> in 49er colors his favorite team and an american flag. >> reporter: there are also plans for a memorial tree and plaque on stadium property to honor the 43-year union veteran of the elevator industry. >> you truly are the pillar, the foundation, of what makes the country what it is today. >> reporter: the cal-osha investigation into how this happened could take up to six months and there are workers in that same elevator shaft today. >> we continue our buddy system and that we look out for one another. you know, we are working with heavy hearts. everybody out there. >> reporter: in

as a 49er fan, donald white was excited to be a part of the project. after all, he had worked on elevators for 43 years. >> my dad was a fungi. he liked to have a good time. he was always the life of the party. he was always very out going. >> i have every faith he will be there for every single game that is played in that stadium. >> and grief counselors were here today. they will also be available tomorrow. construction will resume on thursday. live in santa clara, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you. >> the niners released this statement, our thoughts and prayers are with the family, friends and co-workers affected by the tragedy. the 49er family has lost a teammate. schindler elevator was fined $18,000 by cal-osha two years ago for a preventable accident at a palo alto work accident. cal-osha's investigation found he and another worker were not using proper protection at the time. the aclu announced a lawsuit against the security agency surveillance program. the aclu says the surveillance violates america's right to privacy and free speech.

there is an explanation for donald nibert's conspiracy theory, as well.he looks at the flight recorder data information and sees four missing seconds, he's looking at a gap that occurs when it resets for a new flight. what he sees as evidence of a cover up, according to the ntsb is normal. >> the data recorder told us nothing. there was nothing abnormal on either box. >> reporter: richard russell is a former united airlines pilot who also used to investigate crashes for the airline pilot's association. it was his e-mail on the internet in 1996 that turned out to be pierre sallinger's so-called proof of a friendly fire coverup. >> i have friends in high places, they were in private industry, but they were interfaced with government agencies. >> reporter: they gave russell of a tape of a new york area radar showing the last moments of twa 800. talk me through this, what are we looking at right here? >> well, this is twa 800, the time is 8:29:29. >> reporter: you can see the blip stop in mid flight. >> that is his ghost. that mean there is's no more signal c

as a 49er fan, donald white was excited to be a part of the project. after all, he had worked on elevators for 43 years. >> my dad was a fungi. he liked to have a good time. he was always the life of the party. he was always very out going. >> i have every faith he will be there for every single game that is played in that stadium. >> and grief counselors were here today. they will also be available tomorrow. construction wil live inthursday. live in santa clara, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> thank you. >> the niners released this statement, our thoughts and prayers are with the family, friends and co-workers affected by the tragedy. the 49er family has lost a teammate. schindler elevator was fined $18,000 by cal-osha two years ago for a preventable accident at a palo alt work accident. cal-osha's investigation found he and another worker were not using proper protection at the time. the aclu announced a lawsuit against the security agency surveillance program. the aclu says the surveillance violates america's right to privacy and free speech. mean

i think we need to change this donald trump joke... because donald trump was eaten by a lion this morning on the international space station. anyone listening? yeah, okay-- cerie, um, how about instead of doing the scripts, uh, why don't you just organize those videotapes? - oh, okay. - yeah. - okay-- actually, uh, could you go downstairs and get me a chai tea? - okay-- um, where are my shoes? - no-no, just go! just go barefoot-- just leave your shoes. - okay.

. >> donald nievert knows the exact spot he was when the plane went down. his daughter was seated several rows in front of the blast. >> i see this, and i say, i can't believe that i have let this deteriorate to the extent that it has. >> why have you let it go? >> because of her and the memory that the daughter we lost was the last one to pick them. it was too difficult. >> instead of berries we find an overgrown field that is sown with doubt and few explanations of what caused his daughter's death. >> i have reached the conclusion that a missile hit the airplane and probably friendly fire. >> where did it come from? >> it came from our navy. >> donald nivert was not alone in reaching that conclusion. less than 36 hours after the fireball flashed in the skies of long island, a trail of fire or red light going skyward hit the world wide web. that evening, her story of a possible missile was collected on web sites. >> i caught that red light and then the fiery stream coming down. >> and compiling all of the eyewitness accounts was one that took the missile t

donald white was a father of four, and a 49ers fan work has stopped for now. >> good afternoon. >> an emotional day in santa clara. you can see construction workers huddled together after this tragic accident. the work stoppage as a result of the death. >> we're waiting for a number of updates from a number of investigations and heard more about the victim donald white from sacramento who had just told one of his sons that this was the safest sit he'd ever worked on. the 63-year-old was a father of four, grandfather of three, an elevator installer 43 years, his sons and ex-wife came to the stadium construction site after a co-worker called and told them white had been killed. >> great guy. giving me the shirt off his back. and just a wonderful man. just talked to him and we're planning to go to the movies this week. just glad i had a chance to talk to him last night. >> he was on the ground floor of an elevator shaft when the accident happened as he was starting his shift. cal osha says white was standing on a ladder debeneej the counter weight. the counter weight struck him. his son

does donald trump like the irs just the way it is? let's with him. donald joins us.. >> hello greta. >> how do you like the irs? are they fine as they are? >> there are a lot of different people and a lot of different ideas. some are good and some are bad. the tax code at a minimum should be a lot simpler. that is a very, very big move. tbld be nature's move. in a lot of ways they have done a very good job over the years. the fact is to abolish it you are talking about an entirely different tax and different tax code. that can be dangerous. >> how much does the irs targeting scandal really matter to american people other than those who are specifically targeted who are unhappy as they should be? >> it is amazing. i thought when i heard the big three you had the ap skcandal ad the you benghazi. i thought benghazi was horrible because that is the aem bass tore and the other people. it was a terrible thing but with benghazi and ap i thought the irs was going to resinate by far the most. it was until 4 or 5 days ago. other than you it doesn't seem like people are talking

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white. >> a moment of silence followed in honor of 63-year-old donald white. he died yesterday morning working on the ground floor of the elevator shaft of the 49ers stadium standing on a ladder when a counterweight struck him. he was the father of four and grandfather of three. his son says that four decades on the job he never had been badly hurt. >> didn'ts and dings but nothing serious, nothing requiring going to the hospital. >> after the accident all 1,000 workers were told to go him. they will start back up at the stadium tomorrow. osha and local law enforcement of investigating. the 49ers are scheduled to begin at mini camp next to the stadium. >> stay on top of latest developments in the stadium accident investigation at abc7news.com or follow us on twitter@abcnewsbayarea. >> colorado is burning several destructive wildfires engulfing the state including one that destroyed dozens of homes and forced thousands to leave. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo is in the newsroom. >> the weather was cooler and the winds died down because the weather has been t

the mourn the loss of their colleague, 63 year-old donald white.of these subcontractor the schindler elevator corp.. an elevator counterweight struck and killed him >> we're going to check you and, we have a safety meeting it 7:00. >> kalish said is investigating this to determine why it white was standing underneath this. we will try to bring in a statement live as workers resume here on the 49ers new stadium in santa clara. >> 7:36 a.m. and we will take a quick break. there is a problem at the san mateo bridge, there was a boat that ran aground. we'll have more details on that for you. also a big traffic hot spot on westbound 24 in lafayette. a car carrier caught on fire and major backups. we will be right back. at kaiser permanente, we've made major advancements in reducing the incidents of broken bones in seniors. we've received recognition for getting hypertension under control for over 80% of our members. we've made significant advances in asthma, immunization and maternity care. and j.d. power and associates ranked us highest in member satis

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. >> reporter: 63-year-old donald white an employee of schindler elevator was killed when he was hit in the head by a weight in an elevator shaft where he was working on tuesday morning. construction halted immediately until today. >> you got to do what you got to do, still come to work. >> reporter: there was a big meeting here this morning before everybody started their work for the day. it was a reminder about safety and a chance to pass around these stickers memorializing donald white. >> in 49er colors his favorite team and an american flag. >> reporter: there are also plans for a memorial tree and plaque on stadium property to honor the 43-year union veteran of the elevator industry. >> you truly are the pillar, the foundation that makes the country what it is today. >> reporter: the cal-osha investigation into how this happened could take up to six months and there are workers in that same elevator shaft today. >> we continue our buddy system and that we look out for one another. you know, we are working with heavy hearts. everybody out there. >> reporter: in santa clara, anne

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they observed a moment of silence for donald white before starting up their equipment. he was struck on the head by a weight tuesday and died. workers had stickers on their helmet to pay tribute. >> our workers we gathered this morning but our thoughts and prayers are with donald white's family. >> crews passed a bucket around to raise money for the family. he leaves behind four sons. cal-osha continues to investigate the accident. >>> police in san francisco are trying to crack down on onunusual robbery ring -- on an unusual robbery ring. ktvu's david stevenson talked with investigators who said they are recognizable from their clothes, right? >> reporter: that's right. stores have been hit several times by the robbers but it is difficult to stop them. >> reporter: high end stores in san francisco say they could see them coming from a mile away. >> we have to be on our toes. >> reporter: known for three years as the rainbow girls. 6-9 young african american women, some who have bright braids in their hair. they told us they grab expensive highlightms and push back cler

former world number one luke donald, seeking that elusive first major. long birdie putt on 4. 2-under at one point; charl schwartzel, dialed in on seven. his third birdie to move into the red. one off the lead. back to kim. his approach on 12, to five feet. knocking the birdie putt. second bird in three holes. gets to 2-over. on 15, a little right to left break. four birdies in a six-hole span to get to even par within two shots of the lead. phil mickelson co-leader after round two, gets back to 1-under, after a 0 bogey on 16, kim would double yoke 17, then bogey 18 for a 1-over 71, five shots off the lead. i didn't forget about tiger. but the field did. he was a plus-9, ten shots back of lefty. throws a dart on the par-3, 254-yard 13th and buries the putt. leads at minus-1, three-way tie for second. hunter mahan, schwartzel, steve stricker. kim is in striking distance. >> looked at the leaderboard, not because i wanted to know how i was doing in the tournament, but so cool to see my name next to those names like mickelson, donald, schwartzel, an incredi

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but weaver shot 8-over, 78, 17 off the lead, former world number one, luke donald, seeking the elusiveirst major. long & putt. finished at plus 1, charl schwartzel, dialed in on seven. his third birdie in a five-hole stretch to move into the red. he is one off the lead. back to kim. heating up on the back nine. the approach on 12 to five feet. knocks in the birdie putt. his second bird to get to two-over. on 15, right to left break. four birdies gets him to even par. within two shots of the lead. phil mickelson the leader after round one, co-leader after round two, then gets back to 1-under par. after a bogey on 10, kim will big 18. he is five shots off the lead. tiger woods, plus-9 for the tourney. ten shots back of lefty. throws a dart on the 17th. burrsys -- buries the bird putt, three-way tie for second, hunter mahan, charl schwartzel, steve stricker, at even par. kim is within striking distance. >> catch a look at the leaderboard, not because i wanted to know how i was doing in the tournament, but so cool to see my name next to those names, like mickelson, donald, schwartzel, just

this one -- >> more importantly what does donald trump think about modern family.hing modern family written by a moron. huge hugely boring. >> stephanie: he is a huge idiot. ♪ you are an idiot ♪ >> stephanie: how many bah zillion bags of emmies has modern family won in >> has the apprentice ever won an emmy? >> stephanie: i don't think so. and syria, yet another split between -- oh. okay. >> yeah, i'm not a fan of going into syria. how about you? >> stephanie: not really. it seems a little messy in there. >> a bit of a vipper pit. >> stephanie: a bag of vipers. >> yeah. >> stephanie: pete from illinois -- and bill clinton agreed with john mccain yesterday, and john mccain formula for any conflict anywhere in the world -- >> annihilate! kill! kill! kill! >> shut up! shut up! shut up! >> stephanie: okay. pete in illinois writes dear stephanie for a girl who claims to be catholic you come across as being jewish. >> huh? >> what? >> stephanie: is that a pejorative or -- the name miller is typically german or jewish. my dad was jewish yes. >> and irish. >> and polish an

donald white was hit by an elevator counterer weight in santa clara. there was a safety meeting yesterday where there was a moment of silence for donald white. back to this latest incident here at the quarry, the victim has not yet been identified, although cal osha has been alerted and they should be looking into the matter. live in cupertino, arturo santiago. "today in the bay." >>> 6:02. new video on what fire crews are calling a suspicious house fire in oakland. the home on 73rd avenue near international boulevard went up in flames shortly before 1:00 this morning. we just spoke to battalion chief moments ago and she says threatening graffiti was found on the home and the fire started outside near the back of the house. neighbors say the graffiti said "stop snitching" and showed up on the front side of the home yesterday. no one was home at the time of the fire. no injuries to report. the exact cause is still under investigation. >>> protest ergs in san francisco say they will be back. some of the people who occupied a farm on octavia street in san

this is the second workplace death, two occurred this week, 63-year-old donald white was killed when he was hit by an elevator counterweight while he was working on the 49ers new stadium in santa clara. there was a safety meeting for more than 1,000 workers yesterday in which they also observed a moment of silence for donald white. state health and safety officials were at the stadium continuing with their investigation. now, back to this latest incident here at the quarry, the victim has not yet been identified, but cal osha has been alerted and they should be looking into the matter. live in cupertino, arturo santiago, "today in the bay." >>> new this morning, the brand new airbus a350 has taken off on its maiden flight. this is video provided by airbus of that event in southwest france. airbus employees waved flags on the runway. locals were so excited, they decided to show up and watch from nearby fields. the a350 is designed with the wider body, meant to compete with boeing's 787 and the 777 dreamliners. >>> new revelation this is morning yahoo! fought the federal government ove

. >> workers filed in wearing hard hats with a sticker bearing donald white's initials and an american flag. >> the 63-year-old was killed in an elevator shaft. >> the city of santa clara have decided to plant a tree in the west plaza a to memorialize donald white. all workers under went a briefing on the importance of safety. >> cal osha is investigating. >>> have you ever brought a backpack or a purse to a raiders game? forget about that. >> now, there are limits on bag size. >> no cans, no glass, no outside alcohol. >> enter any stadium and it is expected, rules about what you can and cannot bring inside. >> baseball hats, but this season the nfl sets a new standard banning most bags. >> this is my handbag. >> but that handbag is too big and too opaque. backpacks, forget about it. >> we talked to fans at today's a's game about the new nfl game rules, bags must be small and see through. >> as long as i can bring my, phone, lip gloss, money, and id. >> is that about it? >> the nfl is banning pursers, coolers, backpacks, cinch bags, computer bags, camera bags, and more. >> i think that

but weaver shot 8-over, 78, 17 off the lead, former world number one,uke donald, seeking the elusive. long & putt. finished at plus 1, charl schwartzel, dialed in on seven. his third birdie in a five-hole stretch to move into the red. he is one off the lead. back to kim. heating up on the back nine. the approach on 12 to five feet. knks in the birdie putt. his second bird to get to two-over. on 15, right to ft break. four birdies gets him to even par. within two shots of te lead. phil mickelson the leader after round one, co-leader after roun two, then gets bac to 1-under par. after a bogey on 10, kim will big 18. he is five shots off the lead. tiger woods, plus-9 for the tourney. ten shots back of lefty. throws a dart on the 17th. burrsys -- buries the bird pu, three-way tie forecond, hunter mahan, charl schwartzel, steve stricker, at even par. kim is with striking distance. >> cat a look at the leaderboard, not because i wanted to know how i was doing in the tournament, but so cool to see my name next to those names, like mickelson, donald, schwartzel, just an incredible feeling. >

. >> we express our sincere sympathy to the friends, co-workers relatives and family of donald white. >> a moment silence followed in honor of 63-year-old donald white who died while working on the ground floor of the elevator shaft on the east side of the stadium. he was standing on a ladder below the counterweight when it struck him, the father of four and grandfather of three. his son says more than four decades he was on the job. he was never hurt. >> dents and dings but nothing serious requiring going to the hospital. >> after the accident, all 1,000 workers were told to go home and are expected to start backup at the steam tomorrow. local law enforcement are investigating. there will be activity today with the 49ers scheduled to hold a mini camp at the headquarters next to the stadium. >> officials are still trying to determine the cause of a tree falling in san carlos. this happened at 9:30 last night with in reports of injuries. >> another new poll shows a majority of americans holding fast in support of gay marriage and the "washington post" shows 57 percent support allowing