excuse me. >> this is eddie here. >> reporter: as the 3-0 cafe, eddie's picture is on the wall.is son of the president of the half moon bay pilots association. glen reynolds is the past president. >> he always smiled, asked about the family, about people's well-being, how they were. >> reporter: that made eddie a leader at the air field and in town. >> there was a real confidence. if eddi andrini said it was so, that's what he delivered. >> reporter: the owner of the 3-zero cafe says andrini is the kind of guy who always seemed to have time to share. >> young kids used to come in the restaurant, he'd take them out, let them climb in the plane. he got a kick out of sharing his love of aviation with people. that's what he was all about. >> reporter: a very well known pilot, construction company owner, and neighbor. half moon bay has lost a leader. >>> just in to our news room, some dramatic video from colorado where a pilot crashed into a home. you can see the tail and one of the wings of the single-engine plane sticking out of the home. it happened about two hours ago in denver.

the flag flies at half staff for 77 year old eddie an-dree- knee. the veteren aerobatic pilot had a hanger here where kept his vintage planes.and where he often held court with the other pilots inside the airport's three zero cafÉ. amoungst the aeronautic memorabilia that hangs on the walls are several pictures of eddie and his planes.which he loved to show off. >> he would invite people out and let them crawl all over the plane. >> reporter:this video is shows eddie flying at a previous airshow.he'd been flying since the age of 16 and performing in airshows all over the worlkd, for the past 50 years. >> reporter:just last year he was inducted into the international air show hall of fame. those who know him say.flying was his passion. >> reporter:here's a framed magazine picture that shows eddie and one of his two sons, who is also a pilot. he also leaves behind a wife and five grandkids. >> reporter:his family at his home nearby were too heartbroken to talk on camera. one family member told me he was not only their rock, but a pillar in the communi

eddie andreini's been flying since he was 16 years old. this is video from previous air shows - doing inverted maneuvers like the one he performed today. a respected stunt pilot considered one of the greats of aerobatics. he was inducted into the international air show hall of fame. just last year. .it's like a blur. eddie andreini was 77. carving his name into the sky.doing exactly what he loved. we have more photos of the crash plus more detailed information on our website. just go to kron 4 dot com. breaking news in the east bay. a dublin man is dead after an officer involved shooting. police were called to dublin meadows street near alamo creek trail. during a domestic disturbance call police shot and killed a man. we'll bring you more information as it comes in. tonight. an elderly couple is still recovering from being held at gunpoint in their home. as kron 4's alecia reid reports, the gunman may have scoped out the place beforehand, then slid in through an open door. sot - i did not wanna die, and i knew if i fought him or resisted

there was screaming and they started chanting "eddie, eddie, eddie, eddie." give us barabbas.e local deejay and host of the event came out like the high school principal and said listen, these guys came all the way from new york city to entertain you. the least you could do is shut up and listen! so be quiet! then he left. then for 30 minutes we played to total silence. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, you love a lonely night. nathan lane is here. the season finale of "modern family." we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] neutrogena® pore refining cleanser. alpha-hydroxy and exfoliating beads work to clean and tighten pores so they can look half their size. pores...shrink 'em down to size! [ female announcer ] pore refining cleanser. neutrogena®. [ female announcer ] pore refining cleanser. here you go. good catch! alright, now for the best part. ooh, let's get those in the bowl. these are way too good to waste, right? share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes® they're g-r-r-reat!tm my name is lori. i am target's coffee buyer. dire

crash during an air show at travis air force base and how long it took crews to get to stunt pilot eddyandrini after his plane came down and caught fire. john sasaki is live where a lot of people are demanding answers about that response after his plane crash, john. >> reporter: this is the half- moon base airport which was home base for the stunt pilot and this is the ntsb's preliminary report released this week about andrini's accident which gives little insight into his death. >> reporter: these vintage planes were in half-moon bay to look for andrini in the missing man formation. a huge crowd had gathered to say goodbye to a man who was a legend in the air show community and a huge part of the half-moon bay community. >> reporter: eddy was an extremely giving person not only to me and my family and the community. >> reporter: while do you think anker verdicted ribbing cutting maneuver. >> eddy was one of the top stunt pilots in the world. >> reporter: but as many in the community, silverman has questions about what happened. >> fire rescue on the way. >> reporter: the ntsb released

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eddie cue who runs apple's media business and jimmy eiovine took to the stage last night.e, who's been in the music industry 40 years, choose apple. here's what he said. >> we met the guys at apple and what we realized is that they get it. they know what we do. and they respect what we do, respect copyright, they respect the entire food chain. so that's why apple. we said, and since then i've always wanted to work with them. >> iovine candid, especially, given apple's reputation for secrecy, eddie cue was asked, okay, how does this relationship begin to manifest itself. here was his answer to that question. >> we have a lot of customers, we know what they listen to. we have a lot of algorithms, cur rags, we have a lot of customers that have an easy way to pay, a great relationship with artists. deal directly with artists to give us incredible content. we work with them to market that content. so we think all of those things when you put them all together it's on steroids with us together. >> finally, he was asked whether or not this means apple is going to be more inquisit

eddie andreini ate regularly with neighborhoods at the local cafe. >> three was a great guy. we met 12 years ago when i started coming over here and he has several planes at the airport and he is a very gracious and down to earth gentleman. i am honored and proud to call him my friend. >>> eddie andreini ran a construction company. friends say his family has been part of the half moon bay community for 100 years. >> we have the latest on the tragedy and back to amy hollyfield at travis air force base at 5:30 and we will have updates on our website at abc7news.com and on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >>> today, federal investigators will try to determine how a circus stunt went wrong sending nine performers to the hospital in rhode island. nick? >> three people remain in critical condition this morning and eleven people were admitted to the hospital after a circus act went wrong. the accident happened during an act called the human chandelier called the only performance of its kind in the world hack by their hair from the structure when the platform collapsed sending all the women

how you doing, eddie? he was a highly regarded gentlemen, loved by all. probably came as a shock today. when we heard it, people started crying again. >> just last year, the international council of air shows foundation inducted andrini into the hall of fame and stay with kpix 5 for the latest developing story on air and online. >>> it's 6:31 now. a check of weather and traffic. we already are talking about the weekend. >> never too early to talk about the weekend. what a weekend it was. very nice. but things changing now. the clouds moving in this morning and a chance of a scattered showers. eureka and redding. we look towards the afternoon and a mix of clouds. little sunshine and a slight chance of a couple of sprinkles. temperatures noticeably cooler with 60s and 70s towards the coastline and the waves will be kicking up. cloudy over the bay right now. temperatures running in the 40s and the 50s this afternoon. highs going to be down and planning 55 degrees and blustery into pacifica and 20- mile-per-hour winds there. breezy in san francisco and 67 in

the pilot, eddie andreini, died in the crash. say they didn't release the plane was in trouble. crews rushed to try to get to the plane organizers addressed the crowd. i heard them say, if you have children, hide their eyes so i turned to the airfield and there was smoke so i knew it would crash so i got up there and i could see the biplane upside down and it was burning and it was engulfed. >> it seemed like it took too long for crews to get to the burning crew pointing out that the fire trucks were parked huge the crowd. officials say the fire trucks cannot be on the runway when it is in use and they will look into whether they need to change the positioning of their emergency trucks. investigators will be here looking into what happened and trying to figure out why the biplane crashed. >>> happening today, the stars and stripes will be the center of not one but two protests outside a high school having to do with a controversial over the american flag and cinco demayo . matt keller has that story. matt? >> yes, the school dist

eddie andreini's been flying since he was 16 years old. this is video from previous air shows - doing inverted maneuvers like the one he performed today. a respected stunt pilot considered one of the greats of aerobatics.from half moon bay, he was inducted into the international air show hall of fame. just last year. eddie andreini was 77. carving his name into the sky.doing what he loved. witnesses say that the air force base had some major winds during the air show. for more on the conditions. here's kron 4's meterologist brian van aken the winds have been strong all weekend long. some of the strongest gusts were at travis air force base. the winds did reach about 40 mi. per hour coming out of the west southwest which is parallel to the runway, actually the favored direction. the gusts were not too bad but that is not out of the question that they may have played a part in the accident. we have more photos of the crash plus more detailed information on our website. just go to kron 4 dot com. a disturbing discovery at a very popular beach

federal investigators are on the scene of the air show crash at travis, 77-year-old eddie andreini ofalf moon bay was killed on sunday afternoon and nick joins us from the newsroom with the latest. nick? >> there are many questions about exactly what happened. the pilot has been identified. the pilot of the biplane crash yesterday during an airplane show at travis air force base. >> i thought he was coming in low. >> investigators want to know what went wrong with the stunt? the video shows the exact moment of the crash during the air show before a crowd of more than 1,000 spectators. >> i could see the plane upside down and burning and then it was engulfed. >> it was 50' above the runway in the middle of a maneuver when it crashed. >> i heard them say if you have any children with you, they were saying over the speakers, "hide their eyes." the pilot, 77-year-old eddie andreini of half moon bay had performed in a thousand air shows and was a fixture in the community. in 2004 the international council of air shows gave him the sword of excellence award the highest honor an air show pil

but that's always very helpful. >> reporter: the pilot from yesterday's crash was 77-year- old eddie andreini, a veteran stunt pilot from half moon bay. his friends say he had been flying for most of his life and performing in airshows all across the country. yesterday, he was performing one particular maneuver in which his plane flies upside down and low to the ground and the knife attached to the tail is supposed to slice through a ribbon that sits about 20 feet before the runway. friends said he was a highly skilled pilot as well as a loving husband, father and frand grandfather. >> he generally cared about people. that's what i really loved about eddie. >> reporter: and today some are raising questions about how long it took first responders to get to that plane following yesterday's accident. witnesses say it took about five minutes before fire truck reached the plane and in that time the fire had spread quickly and federal investigators did say today they don't know what the exact response time was yesterday for those emergency personnel but they say that will certainly be a pa

. >> 77 year old pilot, eddie andreni was killed. by the end of the day, the biplane wreckage will be taken to another location. if the wreckage is moved to that location, a secure site somewhere in pleasant groove, investigators will examine the biplane itself. they are also pouring over 100 videos of yesterday's accidents turned over to them by spectators that witnessed the trash. following yesterday's accident, they say it took about 5 minutes for first responders to reach the plane n that time, the fire spread quickly. >>> friends of the pilot say he had been flying most of his life an performing in air shows over the country. but his popularity in his hometown went well past what he did in the sky. robbie owens went to half moon bay to learn about eddie andreni. >> here the flags are at half staff. that is how much respect fellow pilots had for eddie andreni. he was revere ed for what he did in the community as well. >> eddie andreni flew for 61 years, until yesterday. >> he lived with gusto. >> reporter: he kept his planes as h

investigation completed in nine months. >>> flags are flying at half staff in half moon bay, where eddie andreini kept his planes. andreini was the owner of the andreini construction company. he helped construct part of half moon bay. pilots say that andreini was admired for his precision and personality. >> he was enthusiastic. he shared his enthusiasm and his love. it wasn't just love of flying, but love of life. he asked how you were and how your family was, and he cared. >> andreini flew vintage planes at shows throughout the u.s. and around the globe. he was also inducted in the hall of fame for the international council of air shows. >>> coming up at 6:15, we take a close look at the air show safety measures that are already in place and the questions pilots have about the emergency response during the crash yesterday. >>> the controversy over american t-shirts worn by students on a high school campus is still stirring up strong emotions. police and protestors stood guard outside life oak high school because of what happened there on cinco de mayo four years ago. robert honda has m

really drunk. >> weimer asks eddie for a pack of cigarettes, then pays for some gas, then he tells eddiee's not the one getting back behind the wheel. it's his daughter who is driving him around. >> she drives us here. i swear to you. cross my heart. on my mother's grave. >> i thought no way. can't be. i thought there was somebody else in the van. >> weimer shares the use about his designated driver with a customer he recognizes. >> she's 9 years old. she drives here. >> that's crazy. >> i swear to you. i swear. cross my heart. >> he was bragging about it. >> 9 years old in the truck. we're parked right there. she drove all the way here. >> and i parked. >> and she parked. >> weimer's daughter seems to be proud of herself, too. >> did you drive all the way here? >> she was eating her apple candy and she was showing me the keys in her hand. she was like bragging about it, too. like i drive him around and this and that. >> weimer doesn't seem to care that what he's doing is illegal, letting his unlicensed, underaged child get behind the wheel. >> i mean, what are they going to do? they goi

that's what i really loved about eddie. >> reporter: and here's youtube video of eddie andreini fromacramento airshow that happened two years ago. at that time he was performing the same maneuver that led to yesterday's deadly crash. in the trick, a knife slices through the ribbon. there are some questions being raised about the emergency response time following yesterday's accident. some witnesses say it took about five minutes for firefighters to reach that plane on the tarmac. and in that time, the fire quickly spread. here's how base officials are responding to that criticism -- well, that emergency response issue will also be part of the federal investigation into this deadly crash. the ntsb will be looking into that. they will be continuing to gather evidence and try to understand what led up to yesterday's accident. coming up for you at 8:30, we'll tell you what some fellow pilots believe may have been a factor in yesterday's crash. we're live this morning in half moon bay, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> du. >>> this crash comes one week after a small plane crashed into

we'll have the a's highlights, and landon zon donovan and eddie e oates from the u.s. soccer team. >> we're looking at the -- and landon donovan and eddie oates from the u.s. soccer team. >> we're looking at the golden gate bridge under a thick blanket of fog. gate bridge under a thick blanket of fog. >> and the number of safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, get a taste of summer with fresh sweet corn, 8 for just $2. grill up rancher's reserve ribeye steaks, only $6.99 a pound. and arrowhead water is just $3.33 a case. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> a baby was born today in the san francisco and not in any way you would imagine. the baby's mother delivered her first son while in a coma. it's a miracle, according to the family. the newborn is doing very well. christine shares their story. >> reporter: born at 5 pounds, 9 ounces, and 19 inches, wes nathaniel landry entered the world at 9:56 a.m. his p

owner of the eddie andrini airshows out of half moon bay. it happened before 2:00 this afternoon at the thunder over solano airshow. sergio joins us live with a look at what happened today. sergio? >> ama, this was the first airshow here at travis air force base in a few years and the stunt by plane was one of the last acts in the two days. so witnesses told me that the stunt pilot was making his second attempt at his stunt when that by plane got too close to the runway and crashed. >> this is youtube video of the crash. stunt pilot eddie andrini was performing a fly by to convert the runway. and then this video of smoke rising over the tarmac. witnesses say the stunt pilot was performing a fly by to cut a ribbon over the runway. >> he came low and upside down. >> i saw it coming in to cut the ribbon president i thought everything was going fine. he was coming really close. >> just glide it on the runway. you can see the white smoke coming out. and then after that the plane comes to the stop the black smoke was billowing out. >> witnesses sa

>> the apple senior vice resident eddie cue says the company has the best product inde -- pipeline it as seen 25 years brits is that there are some great things coming this year. he spoke at the code conference. buye announced a deal to beats for $3 billion. iranian hackers are being accused of an elaborate scheme using social met worked to get information out of top u.s. officials. a cyberport from security company said hackers are using social networks to make friends with u.s. lawmakers. , defense contractors and therefore struck -- a four-star general and extracting data from them. it's not clear if the iranian government is behind this. google says it's not where it needs to be when it comes to workplace diversity as it takes a first look into the makeup of its workforce. google says that only 30% of its employees are women, 91% of workers are either white or asian, two percent are black, three percent are hispanic. google says there are lots of reasons why they struggle to recruit and retain women and minorities including the fact that blacks and hispanics get fewer than five pe

owner of the eddie andrini airshows out of half moon bay. it happened before 2:00 this afternoon at the thunder over solano airshow. sergio joins us live with a look at what happened today. sergio? >> ama, this was the first airshow here at travis air force base in a few years and the stunt by plane was one of the last acts in the two days. so witnesses told me that the stunt pilot was making his second attempt at his stunt when that by plane got too close to the runway and crashed. >> this is youtube video of the crash. stunt pilot eddie andrini was performing a fly by to convert the runway. and then this video of smoke rising over the tarmac. witnesses say the stunt pilot was performing a fly by to cut a ribbon over the runway. >> he came low and upside down. >> i saw it coming in to cut the ribbon president i thought everything was going fine. he was coming really close. >> just glide it on the runway. you can see the white smoke coming out. and then after that the plane comes to the stop the black smoke was billowing out. >> witnesses sa

eddy, you listened to me, i told you not to punt the ball and you did a quarterback sneak. the citizens of san francisco will gain from this project and this will be a win. i'm really excited to see this project from the beginning to the end so thank you very much. >> all my questions have been answered. i, too, want to pile on the thanks to everyone

you, me, fast eddie here. there's big eddie and fast eddie.t eddie should be out here sometimes. look, we're paying for it, that's what we're doing. you know what happens when you have the majority? you don't have to answer to anybody until election day. stick around. >>> i'm seema mody with your cnbc market wrap. the dow sliding 167 points, the s&p off 17. nasdaq shedding 31. all walmart a drag on the dow, posted earnings and revenue fell short of estimates. its outlook disappointed the street. consumer prices rose for a sixth straight month due to higher food and energy costs. jobless claims fell to the lowest level in seven years dropping by 24,000. that's it from cnbc, first in don't worry! the united states postal service will get it there on time with priority mail flat rate shipping. our priority has always been saving the day. because our priority... amazing! ...is you! the amazing spider-man 2 delivered by the united states postal service. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a

at the controls of the vintage biplane, 77-year-old eddie andreini, a well-known stunt pilot who hads peers. he was killed doing what he loved. >> he was inverted cutting a ribbon. >> reporter: that means andreini was flying upside down close to the ground. no spectators were injured because the crash and fire took place away from the massive crowd, which was estimated to be 100,000 people. organizers canceled the rest of the show immediately sending everyone home. as for the investigation into what went wrong, the conditions are already being looked into. >> if we look at yesterday, the winds were much gustier, stronger gusts down the runway. what i can tell you is the winds were approximately 10 to 15 knots, and that will also be part of the investigation. >> reporter: eddie andreini's website has videos of him pursuing his passion, spinning, dipping, diving, even in the same plane clearly at home among the clouds. now, that witness we mentioned before also says that plane skidded some 500 feet before it stopped. >>> in pennsylvania, a propane heater being blamed for carbon monoxid

the pilot is eddy andrini. he's 77-year-olds old. we turn to debora villalon who says many witnesses question how long it took first responders to the crash. >> reporter: tonight that's something the command here is looking into it. on you tube from a sacramento air show two years ago, eddy andrini doing the same stunt he was doing today. his biplane upside down. >> eddy andrini. >> reporter: this afternoon that maneuver sent the plane hitting the ground and skidding into the crowd. >> he came too low. in my mind he was actually like going to land the plane instead he was upside down. >> everybody thought it was a stunt because they were just looking until it caught fire. and they were like oh my god. >> a man had a fire extinguisher and they trying to put it out. just him and another guy. >> reporter: a pilot since he was a teenager and friends say a great guy. >> just a very generous guy. he would take his shirt off his back for you. loved aviation. >> certainly our hearts go out and our condolences go out to the andrini family and

. >> this is eddie here. >> reporter: at the cafe, eddie's picture is up on the wall. his son is the president of half moon bay's pilot association. glen reynolds is the past president. >> he always smiled. he always asked about the family and people's well-being, how think were. >> reporter: they say andreini the practiced countless times. he picked the biplane because it was the best machine for the job. he was coming in upside down at sunday's travis air force base air show. this time, however, his biplane pancaked on the tarmac. >> the focus of today is the factual documentation of the on-site -- >> reporter: they are investigating. the mayor described the 77-year-old pilot as a lifelong friend, not only to himself but to the community. >> it's hard for the family, but it's hard for all of us on the coast. >> reporter: he couldn't keep back the tears as he described andreini. he says his construction company has paved nearly every road in town and laid nearly all the city's water pipes and that he would have didn't anything to help a neighbor in need. >> if we're t

he just wants to do it for eddie.says eddie did it for us, and i'm doing it for eddie. >> fixler also writes a book about the robbery and his vietnam experience called "semper cool" and donates all royalties to wounded veterans through the barry fixler foundation. >> i want to honor the men and women serving today. the men and women serving when i was in service. and, also, to leave a legacy to my family that, you know what, i'm a good guy. i love my family and i love my country. >> the retired marine continues to run his jewelry store. always mindful of the day two gunmen tried to rob him. >> i looked like a very easygoing fellow. non-threat fellow, nerdy. they really came thinking that this is going to be a cake walk. this is the easiest thing ever. and it turned out not to be the easiest thing ever. >>> coming up -- a store manager who never fired a gun in her life ends a robbery with one shot. >> got up like i was coming around and i grabbed the gun. >> when "caught on camera: armed and dangerous" continues.nk alm

eddie also hung out with other pilots here. >> pam: kron four's maureen kelly went to ann-dree-nee's home airport in half moon bay.where friends are remembering a great pilot and a great guy. >>"and his community" >> pam: the pilots we spoke to didn't want to speh that took their friend's life.other to say it's very sad. . >> pam: san jose police are investigating the deaths of two people who were found around 3:30 this afternoon in the southern part of town. police were called to the home on norma jean way and found the bodies of two men who both died from a single gunshot each. homicide detectives are interviewing witnesses and investigating the case >> pam: we do have some information that the decedants did know each other, so, there was some sort of relationship there. they are not strangers to one another. other than that we don't have much information. our homicide investigators are in route to the scene. the scene has been frozen so we don't have many details but we don't think there is a public safety issue at this time. we feel like the people who were involved in this are i

how you doing, eddie? he was a highly regarded gentleman and loved by all. it came as a shock today. when we heard it, people started crying here. >> reporter: investigators are looking into winds were a factor in the collision during the time of the crash, anywhere between 10 to 18 miles per hour. the ntsb said a preliminary report will be available in about five days. reporting live in the newsroom, cate cauguiran, kpix 5. >>> new at noon, the clue into the cause of the tragic accident at a rhode island circus. investigators are now saying a clamp snap sending a team of aerial acrobats plummeting to the ground. reporter wendy gillette talked to some. >> reporter: sending eight acrobats crashing to the ground, that's what the safety told today. all the injured are expected to cover. >> i was sure they would have fatalities. >> reporter: close to 4,000 people were in attendance at the ringling brothers barnum and bailey's circus. many of them children, when the human chandelier performance went horribly wrong. >> the big metal thing hits all of them. >> repo

the pilot has been 77-year-old eddy andrea knee -- eddie andreini. i want to go to video of him at a air show to years ago. he turns his plane upside down and flies low to the ground. a knife slices a ribbon held 20 feet above the ground. >> the arizona nounser said oh yeah they have practice -- the announcer said oh yeah they have practiced for this. >> the ntsb is in facing the crash. a commander says the response time will be one of the factors looked at during this investigation. >>> this crash comes one week after a small plane crashed into the bay. the pilot in that crash was also killed. he was flying alongside a plane. both were returning from the air show in half-moon bay. >>> one of the most deadly accidents in recent history happened at the reno air races back in 2011. a pilot lost control of his plane and crashed into a group of spectators. you might remember 11 people including the pilot were killed. we'll is have more coverage of this weekend's deadly crash on our website at ktvu.com. we have posted the latest information under the top

the news came heavy here. >> how you doing, eddie? he was a highly regarded gentleman. it was a shock today. we heard and people started crying here. >> reporter: george said andrini lifted spirits when he went in here. >> not just a great pilot but a great guy. a man who would take the shirt off his back if you needed it. i have just have to smile because the guy brought out in the best in everybody. love the man >> the man loved his airplanes including a mustang. >> he bought the p51 recently and just a joy for us to see the plane coming up to the fuel station, one of them. just a wonderful play. >> there's even stories about putting on mini air shows for kids. >> very devoted to everybody. especially the kids. we wanted to introduce him to aviation. >> reporter: don knapp, neuse. >> the council of air shows inducted andrini and stay with kpix 5 and the latest on air and online. >>> it is 4:34 after a beautiful weekend. we have a smidge of a chance. we can see a couple of scattered light showers. today will be the cooler temperatures, winds picking up. breezy towards

eddie cue and jimmy iavine who runs beats music.llion sbgatisb acquisition was made. how he thinks it is apple's real understanding of the music biz that helped to overcome the northern california/southern california divide. >> i met eddie and steve i came back to l.a. and said, hey, guys, these get it. they understand culture. they have a feel for it. they can transmit it. they can commute in it. they know what we do. they respect what we do. they respect copyright and the entire food chain. >> now, iavine explained this deal. he said for him this deal makes sense. beats brings the best audio technology. curation and subscription service and its massive user base 800 million strong. he wants everybody who buys a phone to also buy headphones. now, iavine stressed the urgent need for this new partnership to reinvent the music industry, desecrated by the death of the album as a format. he said it ultimately forced artists to shift away from focusing their energy on music to going on tour. here's what he had to say. >> there's young ba

eddie was doing a maneuver he'd done several times before. >> the crash shut down the thunder air show. 75,000 people came. no one else injured. the pilot tried to step multiple times, he try add third time and then tried to cash. michelle? >> what do we know about the pilot? >> he worked out of half-moon bay and said he was an excellent pilot and a good man. you're looking at a photo of him right now. one published report said nearly a thousand shows and spoke with his friends who said the news of the crash came heavy. >> come up to him and how you doing, eddie? he was highly regarded. and beloved by all. probably came as a shock today. we heard it and people started crying here. >> last year, the international council of air show foundation inducted anndrini into the hall of fame. cate cauguiran, kpix 5. >>> two tourists from switzerland found the body a mile south of the beach and believe it's a male adult but still waiting confirmation. flipped over. so far, no word of any arrest. >>> a city of morgan hill is hoping for the best but bracing for the worst. kiet? >> reporter: this is

>> well, i left just before eddie took over the company. this professor's job as a favor to someone i'd known in the business, and a couple of years later it became almost a full-time job. lori: that's interesting. so who's more difficult to please, the shareholders or the students? >> well -- lori: or deal with, i should say. >> i think students tend to be more reasonable. they're both challenging and demanding. lori: realistically, though, it looks like lambert is going to try every last ditch effort. what's the best way for him to establish, reestablish sears and kmart as the comeback story, if you will? >> well, there is no comeback story. this is an asset strip that's going to run its course. i don't think the business stops functioning anytime really soon, but it does not have any forward viability. lori: okay. so when you rip the cord then, who would swoop in at this point? is this an acquisition? is there anything valuable here other than the real estate, or is that really why you would pick it up? >> the people who salvage the wrec

fews of the crash came heavy here. >> people come up to him, how are you dog, eddie. highly regarded gentleman. beloved by all. it is -- it came as a shock today when we heard it, people started crying here. >> reporter: gorge said he lifted spirits when he blew in. >> not only a great pilot but a great tkpwaoeufplt friendly, outgoing man. take the shirt off of his back if you needed it. >> i just have to smile. the guy he brought out the best in everybody, you know, just loved him. >> reporter: the man loved his airplanes, including an acquired p-51 mustang. >> flying here all of the time. he bought that plane it was a joy for us to see the plane come up to the fuel station. wonderful, wonderful plane. >> reporter: this were stories of him putting on miniair shows for kids. >> very devoted to, everybody, actually. especially the kids. he wanted to introduce them to aviation. >> reporter: he was inducted to their hall of fame, live in the news room, back to you. >> and stay with us for the latest on this developing story on air and on-line. >>> new tonight, police sho

he's been identified as 77- year old eddie anfreini from half moon bay.at least 85-thousand people were in attendance. the n-t-s-b is now investigating. and we have more information about eddie anfreini he has been flying since he was 16 years old. this is video from previous air shows - doing inverted maneuvers like the one he performed sunday. a respected stunt pilot considered one of the greats of aerobatics. he was inducted into the international air show hall of fame. just last year. police are looking for a man who they say stabbed a rider on a bart train last night. the train was approaching lake merrit station on a fremont train when police say a man stabbed the victim in the arm. investigators believe the man exited the fremont bound train before it got to san leandro. the victim was taken to the hospital, he is in stable condition, and expected to survive. two men have been arrested for attempted murder after attacking two alameda county sheriff's deputies. officials say it happened around 11 o'clock saturday night at an apartment complex in cas

eddie was his mentor. greg flew over the air show before yesterday's crash. he tried to fly upside down and cut a ribbon near the ground, a trick he had done many times before. the ntsb is trying to find out what cause the crash. >> right now, we are focusing strictly on the perishable evidence before it gets moved. >> there is no margin for error. >> this teacher says a quick wind change can have a catastrophic impact when planes are flying just feet above ground. >> the wind hits octobers on the ground creates turbulence. >> ntsb investigators will also look into how long it took rescue crews to respond. some witnesses complained it took several minutes as the plane smoke turned from white to thick black. greg wants to know why it took so long. >> the response time, it did seem long to me. >> he says he will continue to fly, knowing better than most how a simple error can be unfor giving. >> being that this is the first show i have been at where an accident has happened, i am in shock still. >> greg says

were told eddie andreini had a passion not just for aviation, but for life. he was the patriarch of the andreini brothers construction company and help build much of half moon bay's infrastructure. he donated his time for youth projects. friend and fellow project glenn reynolds had high praise for andreini. >> he was enthusiastic, he shared his enthusiasm and love. it wasn't just love of flying the love of life. he asked how you were and how your family was, and he cared. >> cared. >> andreini flew vintage planes throughout the u.s. and the world. he was inducted to the national council of airshow hall of fame. >>> a part of the downtown makeovers facing a slew of new challenges. some shops are closing their doors saying the streetscape object is to unwelcoming. we first learned of the impact in march. and christina's live there tonight with word of new delays. >> that's exactly right. first this project was scheduled to be completed mid-summer now the city saying it will be done at the end of august. so that means businesses around here will have to deal wit

. >> reporter: amber and eddy mase are drowning in debt. a regular family. he's a lawyer.he's a physician's assistant. they owe just over $120,000 in bills. >> when we got married we came into the marriage with debt. then we had kids. >> all out the window. >> reporter: but there is a way out. step one is stop the bleeding. americans wrack up over $22 billion a year in late fees and penalties. to help with this, tip number one, try a free bill tracking service like check and never pay a late fee again. they monitor your bills, know when they're due and allow you to schedule automatic payments. and to tackle the existing amount of debt, we brought them for a one on one interview. >> it's the dave ramsey show. >> reporter: with power house finance guru dave ramsey. tip number two, cut out those credit cards. >> we're going to do the famous dave ramsey placectomy. you can do it. all right. >> reporter: tip number three, make a written family budget. only one in three americans have one. >> when you agree on your spending, you spit shake, this is a contract between the two of

>> good. >> what grade are you going into, eddie?e hardest part is like seeing him behind the glass. and when he's in here and stuff. so i really want him to get out. >> when his kids can't hug him like i told him he is hurting his kids. you know i can stand the hurt. sometimes the kids can't. >> what's happening, dad. how you doing? >> staying strong? >> yes, sir. >> thank you for bringing them up for me, dad. >> i want to let him know we love him no matter what. make it easier on us when we come up here. we're in here with you. don't make it to where we, we are locked up being locked up. you understand? >> hey. >> tell the kids, i love you. >> i love you. i'm sorry i pained you. >> limited to 30 minutes. the visit hardly seems to have begun when it is time to leave. >> i love you. y'all be good. bye-bye. >> all right. >> yes, sir. >> i'm praying, hoping, hoping that this is the last time they have to come up here like this and see me behind the glass. because it is not a good feeling. it's not a good feeling. >> i just feel that, i

. >> 19 months after hurricane sandy designated his shop, eddie catalano is back in business, but he is still not back to where he was. >> i feel like we are going to need yet another year, maybe to be at 100%. as a whole operating, i am probably operating at 90% right now. >> after sandy catalano applied or funds but the process was too complicated and too long. so instead of waiting, he got a personal loan for $50,000. >> i was willing to do anything necessary to put my store back together again. >> and after a bad season last summer, he was struggling to pay the money back. >> it was borderline terrible, you know, a large investment was made in the business to get it up and going after sandy, and to have a less than par year following that investment is very the discouraging in a way. >> the state of new jersey says it actually saw a boost in tourism in 2013, with more than 87 million people visiting the garden state. yesterday, lawmakers approved a plan to hand out the final batch of sandy recovery funds, $2.5 billion. >> some of that money will go to people like eddie catallano

eddy, you listened to me, i told you not to punt the ball and you did a quarterback sneak. the citizens of san francisco will gain from this project and this will be a win. i'm really excited to see this project from the beginning to the end so thank you very much. >> all my questions have been answered. i, too, want to pile on the thanks to everyone on our staff that participated. you've all really done a terrific job and i feel very confident that we selected the right partners to work with us in this project. i really want to thank orton development and like others have alluded to, everyone i've spoken to from the community that's had interaction with the team has had nothing but praise for the orton response to questions and concerns. >> i think it was mentioned earlier, madam president, but i'd like again to reiterate thanks on behalf of port staff and specifically point out the efforts of kathleen who preceded me as project manager and carried the bulk of the weight to get us this far. definitely standing on her shoulders here today. >> i'm not sure why we keep using

i think it was eddie. he started beating him upside the head with the bat. and i was just in shock.ow what to do, so i backed up, and i sat on the bed, and they kept beating this guy and beating this guy. his blood was going everywhere. just bits of skull and brain going all over the walls. and i remember getting blood in my mouth and on my face and on my clothes, and i was just frozen. i didn't know what to do. i could hear him screaming, "help me!" and there was nothing i could do. they beat him for a good half hour. they beat him, they cut him. they cut hit throat. they did everything imaginable that you could do to destroy one man. and when they were done, they looked at me, and they asked me to help them. and i wasn't going to say no after what i just witnessed. i was not going to say no. i helped them carry the body downstairs, and you could hear the air coming out of his throat. i guess eddie thought he was still alive, so he took a cinderblock and dropped it, and i lost my lunch. i lost the liquor i drank and the food i ate. i told the authority everything that happened. jus

. >> reporter: when farms file into fans file into levi stadium they have eddie sousa to thank.ousa was mayor from 1985 to 1994 and it's during that time that he set a visionary goal for building a major league stadium in the city. it started with a small step. >> found out that they needed a new home for their training camp. and i knew that we had a good spot with a good infrastructure. >> reporter: when met the team owner eddie debartolo, they hit it off. >> we could see eye to eye. we were both 5'5". >> reporter: the two eddies discovered their families were old friends from youngstown ohio. >> the debartolos were people in the neighborhood and they became friends with my family especially my uncle george. >> reporter: not long after that a deal was done and the 49ers moved south opening a new training facility and headquarters near great america in 1988. >> we made them an offer they couldn't refuse. by getting the 49ers here they planted the seed. i don't think if the seed was planned we would be standing behind this right here. >> reporter: former councilman kevin moore an

the fact that eddie windsor olson won on a technicality. it was a beautiful thing because if you are watching people starting to line up to get married it didn't matter to those people. people in california the largest state in the country are now able to marry. that was a pretty big victory. it wasn't the victory they set out to have but a pretty big victory. with the case one of the things robbie said as she was looking back she didn't want to -- that may be because he was alongside in making the big arguments maybe that's why kennedy ended up speaking as he did. what i am really excited for is one day to see the justices on papers to see what they were thinking because all these lawyers were speculating. >> host: i agree. just so our listeners are clear when ted olson's case one you say on a technicality the prop 8 lawsuit didn't win in the supreme court as you know. what happened was the court held that the supreme court didn't have authority to hear the case and the trial opinion a couple of years ago. i know robbie and i've worked wit

. >> his name was eddie andrini. if you want to see his picture, visit airport cafe, it's on the wall with other legends. >> i'm surprised he liked to split his meal with whoever was with him. he liked blts. he was an icon he would glow. you had respect for him. >> in his fancy biplane he was the best, safest pilot most of them had seen. >> he can do more with that steering than any airman alive. >> this is the stunt. here is eddie talking about flying. >> i don't really know anyone else doing what i'm doing >> he owned a construction company and mastered more than the sky. he was also a community leader, they say his greatest tricks may have been in finding ways to build consensus among people who didn't agree. >> and he did it by not tearing people down but by building all parties up. >> that is a friend half moon bay lost. >> i'm going to miss him to share what is going on. i'm going to miss. that greatly. >> andrini was the accident pilot in a week to be killed during a small plane crash in the bay area. another

. >> eddie would tell you it's hard work. and that it's -- like -- life sometimes come out of nowhere. and just more than a week ago, david plum died in a mid air collision. he had performed here. it's been a tough eight days now this community ponders a few tour of life without eddie. i'm going to miss his smile. and him saying "what is going on". >> happening now, emergency crews responding to a plane crash near denver. you can see the plane smashed into a home. the fire department says the pilot was able to walk away uninjured and nobody is home at the time. >> a terrifying scene in rhode island is under investigation by several agencies. >> some may find these images disstushing. the investigation focuses on a broken clamp. safety officials say they don't know why it snapped. two performers are in critical condition. >> an accident of this level is unprecedented we've never had an accident with this number of performers injured. it is a testament to their fitness and skills. >> the circle reyums on thursday. >> in souther