right now check out roads with elisabeth >>> towards the bay bridge they cleared that stall on the upper deck, the usual kim you know measuring light send big delays outer lanes busy but no issues. if your headed towards the bay bridge toll plaza and the macarthur maze we get word of an accident westbound 80 approaching powell street in emeryville. one line block. we do not see slowing yet. i'll let you know if that is a bigger problem a live look across the golden gate bridge. you can see the thought coming into san francisco. we have slowing still on highway 4 the picked up the road work, now usual bottle necks throughout antioch. to the south bay downtown san as a spots look ok. that is traffic back to you. >>> investigators busy following a deadly de in san jose look at to shootings when federal, as well as a deadly stabbing involving a samurai sword. police are trying to figure out if the attacks are connected. >>> san jose police were looking in the possibility one of those daytime shootings may have been gang-related you mention in addition to the shootings and stabbings that happ

right now let's check on the roads with elisabeth. >>> here is your overnight roadwork that may slowou down. it looks like they picked up some of the lane closures. if you're crossing the golden gate bridge, things are looking quiet heading toward san francisco. and you will also find stretches of road work on or about 880. we're seeing some delay on our drive * the nimitz. coming up, we will get a check with mass-transit. in the meantime, back to you guys. >>> there may be an independent study, the foundation that's supporting the new bay bridge power. it will work with the legislative analyst that may delay opening of the new span. state attorneys may have known months ago that the state's parks department had over $20 million in hidden funds. administrators discovered the missing money just last month. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee says they will have no idea on how the board of supervisors will vote to oust the sheriff. it happened after the share it votpled guilty to false imprisonment. >>> what a player is the accused and doing it at the national tournament. >>> the new facial

monsoon moisture moving through on saturday that is a look at weather let's check at traffic with elisabeth >>> let's go out towards the bay bridge where traffic is so far nice and light to heading toward the pay gates. we do not have any big hot spots right now according to all of our time savored traffic carries parade this a san mateo. 40 minutes right now ought of hayward heading toward foster city parade eastbound direction is looking good as well. we are seeing some slowdowns this morning, it is through marin county. one of art live traffic centers picking up speed at about 14 mi. per hour heading out of san raphael prayed between sir francis drake and sausalito, you will notice it's impacting drive time. overall thing should be flowing i sleep through san francisco prayed once they open lanes, things will be flowing even better. no delays all the way up toward downtown. similar story crossing be cortines bridge. we will have a check with mass- transit coming up >>> san francisco's central subway project faces a legal challenge parade a group plans to file a lawsuit they stay the cons

. >> elisabeth and 19-year-old, the two were on the train derailed. hallse of the derailment our homes. -- caused this accident, we that when the train derailed, spilling all the coal, those two young women didn't chance to get away. >> they were sitting on the tracks overlooking downtown as the train carrying coal passed through. they opposed to these pictures moments before they died. >> thinking they were going to have some fun, they did not know the end. would be >> there were 19, she attended university.n at the high-school principal were talented young women. >> they have the class is together. not a huge community and kids know each other. they were friends then, and now. >> trains pass over the tracks neverday, but there has been a tragedy like this. witnesses say that they heard a frightening screeching sound at .idnight they ran out to see the scene, train cars on their sides and coal everywhere. >> looking at the signals and communications, will be looking operations, there is a mechanical person i brought with to look at the equipment itse

. >> elisabeth worked with us in the 1990's with public relations worked with radio scripps sheet understands capitalism and also helped with the flat tax revolution bubka. she has the ability and the knowledge.axefo 97 1/8 a flat tax has to go through the legislative process.r what about the debate they are where are not having about economic matters? >> most people recognize wemost have to simplify it but tow the simpsonas bowlesion. commission appointed by thes president the democrats saigon of simplicity to reduce the tax rates across the board.onept. ninth as far as the flat tax -- flat tax but grasped the concept with fundamental reform. after the election i think there will be the ability to get things done a potent minority realize these things have to be done. i am optimistic. i think romney will win the election but with entitlement and also of to shoot grandma's a she does, shot not take more medicare they are positiveke reform there ar mentioning cellphones slighof cn can we get back to that care? creativity with health care?n tf cheaper health care with of sensible safety net? go

elisabeth, that was a terrific piece of reporting. >> thank you. >> it was tuesday morning. >> thankhat struck me about it -- you're in the news business and you know that these things have been going on for several years. but the colonel, who is featured in the lead up in syracuse, new york, at an air base right outside of syracuse. >> right. >> the idea that most americans have no sense of the fact that an air force colonel can be sitting there, running a drone over afghanistan, half a world away and five or six hours later, taking his children to arby's for a roast beef sandwich or something. the isolation of that job has got to be kind of unnerving, a bit. was it? >> yes. he talked about that. they all talk about that. the sense you're in these dark rooms with a lot of video screens. you see things up close. and sometimes there's a call to go after a target. you squeeze a trigger and a missile is released and you've killed an insurgent or blown up a white toyota pickup truck, which is what a lot of the militants use and then you walk out of the door into the sunlight back home an

elisabeth. she is coming. she is the assistant superintendent for special education services. and lisa miller is the supervisor. >> i do have our budget person, and our coordinator was here to help answer any questions that you may have with regards to the annual service and budget plan. the surface of the annual surfaced budget plan is stated in the handout. i will read that statement for you. assembly bill 602, special education local planned area to submit an annual budget and service plan adopted at a public hearing on page 2 as required and education code. these plans must identify revenues and services, expenditures, including description, and collocation of services, and must demonstrate all individuals with exceptional means have access to services and instruction appropriate to meet their needs as specified in the individual education program. a service plan shall be adopted at a public hearing. i am not sure if you would like to go -- he requested action is that the board of education of san francisco convene a public hearing ended of the annual budget and the annual

. >> this picture of creek queen elisabeth has gone viral as she appears to be driving around in a hoodie. >> in a tent to do not stage a big fight citing, the man was struck and killed on the highway. and he went to find out more about the story is checked my fan book a >>darya: police noticed a 59% drop while this program has begun. the next checkpoint will tomorrow add 1/3 inch in streets. >>mark: parents are trying to do everything they can to send their kids to college a lot of people are asking them to live than on the commute to class's. many parents are even asking the children to start saving for college themselves starting at 13. that average cost is about $28,500 per year. >>darya: we will get back in a couple of minutes. at regan scene that hurricane isaac pictures from the were landslide on the screen right there. their eggs that seeing about 20 in. of rain. mark >> at bear

scientists religious leaders environmentalist philosophers desmond tutu noam chomsky limit taggart elisabeth's satoris howard's and others. in that movie the the arc of the movie kind of seems like you started with this accident and injury and that led you to all of this transformation and yet everything i'm hearing from you and this isn't contradicted contradicting that but everything i'm hearing from you is sounds like almost a lifetime spiritual study was that absolute starting point or just a transition point leading you to make the movie and what and in either case what provokes this this brilliant documentary. well the bike accident where i got post-concussion syndrome and felt i wasn't going to survive that provoked me to make this film and the film i had to to do a film like this i needed a fair amount of courage to speak about what i had been experiencing questioning changing in my life over the past decade ten twelve fifteen years so you're right it's been a long journey you know i've always even as a boy i just wanted to know what was true and over the past ten twelve years i began

let's send it back to elisabeth. >> here is a live look right now i conditions on the bay bridge toll plaza. things are pretty quiet so far this morning. no lights and no big delays across the upper deck. really no major problems so far this morning. we're following a couple of different incidents in the east bay including this one in antioch. this is westbound highway 4 and it is in a bad commute spot. there's still activity on the shoulder. on eastbound highway 37 there is a new problem approaching the richmond bridge. one lane is block there and police are on the scene. the eastbound lanes of highway 37. more traffic coming up. >> a mock funeral procession could block traffic in san francisco this afternoon. medical marijuana activist plan on marching from the haight district to at 4:00. their destination is the office of the u.s. attorney who has been closing down marijuana clubs. the procedure of ross mirkarimi upcoming hearing has been finalized by san francisco supervisors. on august 16th the ethics commission will recommend whether to permanently remove the suspended sheriff's

. >> let's get a check on the roads with elisabeth. >> we have a couple of new problems coming in including the e short freeway. westbound interstate 80 looks great. it gets busy as you had towards emeryville but the problem is going against the commute. the multi vehicle crash at ashley avenue. chp is heading to the scene now. we'll not see any slowing on the sensors but we will let you know if that changes. still pretty heavy out through livermore because of this problem not helping things on westbound 580 approaching grant line road. it is still causing pretty slow traffic sensors in that area. westbound 237 still looks really good heading out toward san jose. coming up we will get a check of the south bay. >> to more american soldiers have been shot by an afghan soldier. officials say it was an accident. also, 17 civilians were beheaded in a taliban controlled area for taking part in a music event and an attack on a checkpoint killed 10 afghan soldiers. anti-government activists estimate the number of people killed is between 300-600. they claimed government troops went door to door kil

let's look at the roadways with elisabeth >> we have gridlock in nevada, the second accident of the morning in the same area of southbound 101 approaching atherton ave. they were able to clear that one land they had blocked after a four car crashed but look at the delays, 23 mi. per hour. it is very slow in the southbound lanes. jam from highway 12 towards highway 37. we had an overnight fatal crash in the northbound lanes. it is a pretty quick trip all the way down towards the golden gate bridge. fog is an issue. let's get a look at mobile 5 cruising down 880. it heading into milpitas and downtown san jose. san mateo bridge we have not seen any delays at all. 15 minutes out of a word towards the other side. >> the third time was not the charm and apparently neither was the fourth. a woman trying to swim from cuba to florida has said she had enough and pulled out of the water. after a night of it being stung by jellyfishes and electrical storms. she was trying to become the first person to swim across in without a shark cage and she looks pretty tired. the 49ers move to their new santa clar

at the feet of rose and elisabeth dangling from the tracks minutes for the college students were killed buried under call. >> they are both the sweetest people ever. as such a shame. >> the clamp continues after they try to figure out what went wrong with the train. 21 cars derailed. some near the tracks, others near a wooded area. >> we will be looking at signals of him and occasions, we will be looking at operations. >> a school students are remembering their former classmates. >> they cannot graduate. it is just hard braking. he never think it is going to happen to your friend. >> now jim with the ntsb says this as a whole lot more than just a hard stop. we understand the train was headed north and about 25 miles per hour when the train cars derailed. reporting live, john gonzales abc 7 news. >> there is a hearing today for the former uva across player. -- he could possibly be granted a new trial. a series of errors before and during his trial are the reason for the request. he was convicted of second- degree murder and death of fellow uva lacrosse player. his sentencing is set for a

right now let's look at roadways with elisabeth >> 10 minutes is all it took for things to stack up at the bay bridge. we are seeing delays now. cash and fast-track plans, everything stacked up now. elsewhere let's go cruising. this is the ac transit camera. right now they are commuting up the east shore freeway. you can see some of that westbound 80 traffic is slow through richmond all the way into berkeley. much better news after the fire early this morning in calloused of up. all lanes are back open now between rural and washington street. >> tropical storm isaacs' set things back by in a few hours the republican national convention gets back to business. mitt romney is expected to make an unannounced visit to watch his wife speak. >> those new numbers show the race for the white house is a virtual tie but our poll findings also show mitt romney is lagging in some areas that the gop might want to reconsider as part of their agenda >> it is my privilege to proclaim the 2012 republican national convention in session and called to order. >> that signify the start of the convention and

>> crews continue their investigation into the trail -- train derailment that took the lives of elisabeth and rose. officials said that crewmembers, and conductor, and engineer in training were being interviewed and that the engineer in training was in control and traveling at 25 miles an hour at the time of the derailment. the only real facts so far came from recorders aboard -- aboard the train. >> there was a break in the line, i am not sure at this time. it went into the atmosphere and that reaction went to the emergency brake. >> crews continue to remember cars from the tracks and replace damaged track with an inch. by noon, 18 of the 21 damaged cars had been removed. the others had been cleared from the scene. the work is dgerous and tedious because they have to be mindful not to damage civil war history. executives told us that officials will be doing an inspection of downtown to make sure that the historic area will have minimal risk for the future. >> we have sent a person to begin to analyze the safety issues and the accessibility issues. they know that public safety is the firs

the first to do that they got in big trouble in the queen elisabeth and the one reporter said i understand there was a race between you and queen elizabeth. there was no race we simply raced away from her. [laughter] >> is there any type of recognition >> good question. it's currently on the national register for places, and that is a detonation which does allow developers to use tax credits to redevelop the ship. one is the national historic landmark which like the academy of music for other landmarks it allows her greater potential benefits. >> i hope it does. i very much am supportive of that. however, on the other hand, they also need millions of dollars right now and i can tell you that new jersey is going to need millions of dollars pretty soon so you have a number of different folks asking for this. my concern if you are going to have the united states to be successful i think it is in part much larger overall plan. i've participated in just about every form that talks about the development and every forum comes up with the same answer, bring in the united states appear as an iconic

howard county police say two 19-year-old girls, rose mar and elisabeth nas, were sitting on the edge of a bridge over main street when a coal train came through and derailed just after midnight. the girls were killed. their bodies were located still on the bridge, buried under the coal that spilled when 21 of the train's

in january, i plucked up the courage to ask elisabeth murdoch to give a lecture. the last 10 years, elizabeth as she -- elizabeth has grown shine into a global business. became a krupick subsidiary of news corp. last year. before you meet her, i will take a minute to talk about the person behind those achievements. she has spent the last 10 years as an independent producer. she epitomizes it takes. she is competitive. she worked harder than anyone else on around her, and she hates losing. lis is smart, and she is also funny, why is, and compassionate, and she wears her heart on her sleeve. she passes the test of the great leader. she would never ask you to do something that she would not be prepared to do herself. an example -- i helped her start shine from an office in 2001. one night around midnight, my phone rang, and i knew sales appears bill -- salespeople would not call at this year. it was lis. i jumped in the car and sped to the office in my pajamas, and with a cricket bat and my hands. i was met by lis in her pajamas. we approached the dark building. a lo