aaron and eun? >>> we are tracking overnight developments in prince george's county now where later today tens of thousands of you will have your water shut off for days. if you live in the highlighted area here on this map, you'll be affected. check it out. it's all because of a water main that is on the verge of bursting. news 4's megan mcgrath is in forestville just off the beltway where crews are already working to access that main. megan, what are you seeing now? >> reporter: eun, this main is a huge one. it's 54 inches wide. and it's in a tricky spot. if you look behind me here, this is the access road that they have actually built overnight. they finished up at around 2:30 this morning. they had to literally go into this wooded area, clear everything away so that they can access this pipe. we're told it's about 450 feet into the woods. they finished that work at around 2:30 this morning, and now they're some sort of a holding pattern while they assemble the materials that they need to actuall

. >> comenzamos en mexico, donde se busca el hijo d eun presunto narcotraficante que mato a dos jovenesue se burlaban de el. >> desde guadalajara chili cardenas. >> en el interior de esta finca sfueorn asesinados dos jovenes donde se activo por primera vez la ley jalisco, los cuerpoes fueron dejados en el bosque la primavera >> se encontro otro menor de edad onde fueron vistos. >> segun se dice que el hijo d eun narco los amdno a matar. >> los dos jovenes maltrataron y se burlaron de jose angel coronel. >> segun las autoridades luis antonio fue ubicado por facebook donde fue invitado a un negocio. >> andres barra no sabia nad aoslo lo acompaño. >> ustedes vieron, en las conversaciones. donde se los invita, pero fue solo el gancho. >> al confirmarse varias personas pusieron flores donde se pusieron los carteles. >> el miedo, no se la seguridad. >> las utoriades buscan al adolcente que los habria mandado a matar. >> por respeto a la familia la fiscalia no revelara como ufeorn asesinados. >> en jalisco mexico. >> univision. >> el caso de los joeves desaparecidos, suma un nuevo capiotulo co

eun, over to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:23.ater today first lady michelle obama will hold the second annual kids state dinner. this is video of the first state dinner from last year. the event will recognize 54 winners from the healthy lunchtime challenge. the challenge was designed to have families create a healthy affordable and tasty original lunchtime recipe using the nutritional guidelines of my plate. >>> a former nfl player is suing the redskins this morning for a hit he says ended his career. former giants' linebacker barrett green is suing the team and former assistant coach gregg williams. green claims a cheap shot hit during a 2005 against the redskins ended his career. he also claims the hit was a result of a bounty program that encouraged redskins to injure opposing players. the nfl cleared the redskins of any wrongdoing in the bounty scandal back in august. >>> the ex-wife of a former orioles pitcher is in jail this morning for holding him at gunpoint. kris benson's ex-wife, anna, was arrested yesterday after addl

that's the eun that has our titanium jack size business and chemical and flora products business in it. volumes in ti 'o2 were showing sequential improvement, showing that marketplace bottoming out per cycle as we talked about. the volumes were up both sequentially and year over year. the prices were well off last year's mark. it's a cyclical and volatile segment for us. it's about gdp growth overall. it's undergoing review of strategic alternatives. >> you call it economically? not just construction. i guess there is other things you paint i guess? zblits not only paint, it's floor polymers, floor chemicals, the chemical part. >> it is a cyclical indicate or of what's happening globally in the economy? >> these are strong businesses. they have strong positions, low growth. they are cyclical and volatile.

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aaron and eun? >>> we're on top of a developing story that could impact tens of thousands of you in prince george's county. within the next 24 hours or so, you could be without water, and that could last for days. take a look. overnight the county set up an operations center to monitor the outage. if you live in the highlighted area on this map you see right here, mandatory water restrictions are already in place. and wssc says you should stock up now. this all is because of a water main located in this wooded area. it's off suitland parkway, and that main is on the verge of breaking. wssc says it needs to be fixed immediately, so they plan to shut off the water tonight. once off, the water will run out within about 14 hours for most people, and it could be between two and five days before that water is back on. >>> the overnight warning that water will soon run out during one of the hottest weeks of the year comes as a shock to many who live and work in that affected area. our own shamari stone tol

that's the first place i saw the david eun photo.n the screen right now, you're looking at the feed that i recorded in realtime while the story was unfolding, and the interesting thing about geofeedia is that you can actually define the area that you want to monitor in realtime and scroll over each one of those posts. so, each one of those little posts coming up right now is me scrolling over to see what people are tweeting at that moment. >> it is extraordinary, al. i mean, this really is the rise of citizen journalism and crowd-sourcing investigations, as errol said moments ago. was the information you're getting in realtime accurate? is this a reminder of that old adage that all of us are smarter than some of us? >> well, it was accurate, but not necessarily true. people were seeing things and they were interpreting what they were seeing, and i believe that is the real value of journalists, is not just to tell us what is going on, but what does it mean and what does it not mean and just sort through all of these photos to figure o

aaron and eun? >> thank you. and that is news 4 today.nks for starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with weather, traffic and breaking news. we're back here tomorrow morning at 4:26. hope you'll join us then. until then, see you to >>> good morning. turning violent. at least 20 people arrested in california during a new wave of protests tied to the george zimmerman verdict as a member of the jury speaks out for the very first time. >> we put our vote in and the bailiff had taken our vote, that's when everybody started to cry. >>> this morning, the first vote in the jury room that had some jurors ready to convict and the

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meanwhile, the only crew member to speak to korean media, a flight attendant lee eun hi. she worked frantically to free passengers and other crew members trapped inside the plane. >> translator: actually, i was not thinking, but acting. as soon as i heard emergency escape, i conducted the evacuation. >> reporter: two teenaged girls from china died on saturday, one of them possibly hit by an arriving emergency vehicle. of the more than 180 passengers injured, 26 remain hospitalized, six in critical condition, including one child. a tae kwon do team returning from korea today, explained the crash and the aftermath. >> when i came down the chute i looked over at the wing, and i could still see fuel dropping from the wing. >> reporter: meanwhile, questions about why some passengers grabbed their luggage, purses, carry-ons, even duty free shopping before exiting the plane. then the urgent phone calls and text messages to loved ones. >> it's a life and death situation for you to stop and get your bag as opposed to to get off the aircraft and think about all the other people who

. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to "news4 today" for today, wednesday, july 10, 2013. another muggy morning, warm out there. 77 degrees. >> storm team 4 meteorologist amelia seigel in for tom with the first forecast. >>> we're starting off the day similar to yesterday, plenty of cloudiness. i'm tracking rain back to the west once again. working throughout the morning hours, there will be scattered showers likely especially to the west of washington. another day you need to keep the umbrella handy. getting into the midday and afternoon hours, we're looking at scattered rain and a few thunderstorms. you can see more moisture as we look back to the west. now here's what you can expect today. some thunderstorms this afternoon could be strong to severe. i'll be talking more about that in five minutes. we're also looking at the potential for some strong storms in the area tomorrow. that will lower the humidity for friday and saturday. again, more on what to expect as far as severe weather is concerned in five minutes. for now, here's danella with traffic. >> reporter: good m

the banks have their eun fault. the problem here is the programs. none of these worked.ne of the pograms you have to be current on all your paymes. if you're current, you don't need your mortgage modified. this was a disaster from the start. it's political. that's all it is. >> okay, jonas, weigh in. >> it did achieve the goal of slowing down a flood of foreclosures. at least now the real estate market can handle an additional homeowner in the market. we couldn't have handled that two years ago, everybody under water got foreclosed on in a two-moh period. this was not a bailout of the defaulter t. was a bailout of the bank. if you bought a $400,000ondo that went to $200,000, a bailout of the homeowner would have been a government loan to buy a new home for200,000, a good investment, not keep making payments on your underwater property. this was for the banks inheriting worthless real estate. >> what do you think, tracy? >> i think they'll renew it and it will be circular for a long time. the only way to fix it is if the job market comes back. >> that's the last word. tha

richard and eun? >> thanks. >>> we got stuck in a sand dune and he's under the sand.an't get him out. >> we're hearing the calls for help moment after a young boy found himself trapped under feet of sand. >>> ahead, junk food lovers have been waiting month fs for the retu >>> i'm mall issa mallet at the live desk. check this. a bus completely crushed in one side of egypt in the north province. the rocket propelled grenades hit the bus that was carrying works from a local factory. >>> 4:45. edward snowden essentially has a blueprint of how the nsa is structured and operates according to the journalist who first reported the leaks. glen greenwald of "the guardian" says the documents would allow someone to know exactly how the nsa does what it does. he says that couldal huh them to evade or copy the same type of surveillance. >> has basically the instruction manual for how the nsa is built. there are were programs that have been revealed similar to nature to the ones we have revealed. or not similar in nature but similar in scope. >> greenwald says he doesn't think the d

david eun on the flight. putting out via twitter. i just crash landed at sfo, tail ripped off. most everyone seems fine. i'm okay. surreal. now, tweets and facebook updates and instagram photos use a s us to let people know about passen errs injured -- passengers injured. and when runway would reopen. and by the air lyline to expres sympathy. back to you. >> when you see the post by cheryl sandberg it is gut wre h wrenching, you would have been on the flight with your family, with your children, sympathy you must feel for people on that. two critically injured are two children. as steven pointed out in the panic as you tripe to get out of the flights, it is sometimes, smaller children, families, trying to figure out how you get down the chutes, how to get out of your seats, which way to go. there is some animation we want to show you. just into the newsroom. that kind of shows as flight 214 came in for its landing. boeing 777 cleared to land. runway, 28 l. telling you all afternoon. after touching down, passengers felt the bump, tail hit the back of the plane. a fire started so

. >> david eun an executive with samsung who is based here in the bay area was on that flight from seoul. he tweeted this photo and posted a message along with that read, "i just crash-landed at sfo. tail ripped off, most everyone seems fine. i am okay. surreal." and this photo is a photo taken at impact. it's a little difficult to see, but you can make out the plane and the smoke trailing behind. another photo also taken from close range shows san francisco fire crews stationed at the airport dousing the plain with foam. many of the photos sent to our newsroom were taken moments after the crash. and some of from passengers who evacuated the plane and were waiting for help on the tarmac. and then this is this photo of a passenger ben levy, his wife tweeting his photo from the hospital, being treated for broken ribs of she says her husband sitting in an exit row and helped about 50 people evacuate from the plane. >> ktvu's joan sasaki is live at sf generality where first- responders brought more than 50 of the injured. >> reporter: julie, we have been here since early this afternoon and w

i'm eun yang. check on the morning commute. danella sealock.ic. >> chevging on the outer loop of the beltway. a car broken down to the left shoulder lane as you approach telegraph road. police on the scene. travel lanes are open on the outer loop and inner loop traveling the beltway in virginia. a closer look to 95. heading southbound and eastern where your first heavy on the brakes. delays here continue as you head to the 11th street bridge. good news knop accidented reports on sdeep 295 on either direction. over to you. >> danella, thank you. >>> new this morning, crews rescued a worker suffering a medical emergency apartment the bot umt of a construction site for the national museum of african-american museum and culture. look at this video showing the dramatic rescue that happened just before 4:30 this morning in constitution avenue and 14th street in northwest. our news 4 crew was there as rescuers pulled the man from the bottom of that massive hole, attached a basket to a construction crane to lift the worker out. rescuers tell us the man

cnbc's eunice eun is in beijing with more on this.g. >> when she reached for her iphone she never could have imagined it would be her final call. >> the 23-year-old newly married flight attendant answered her cell phone while it was charging. she was later found dead by her husband from electric shock. the family blamed apple. a close friend sending out a warning online to other chinese. never speak on your phone, she says, while it's charging. her death rattled china, a nation that's become obsessed with apple. >> apple is great. everybody use it. >> you should not use any telephone product when it's charged. >> reporter: china is apple's biggest market outside the u.s. the family insists her iphone 4 was genuine. the company released a statement saying we are deeply saddened to learn of this tragic incident and offer our con delenses to the ma family. we will fully investigate and cooperate with authorities in this matter. tv reports are raising suspicion that the charger was a fake. >> ma's death is raising public concern about the

i think we can go faster. >> reporter: eunice eun, cnbc, beijing. >> aaron brickman still with us.king at that. is there an issue with made in china and chinese investment -- because of those issues? >> i think what you're seeing is a drive of chinese companies to invest in the united states, to access our large domestic affluent market. and frankly this is something that we have welcomed. just as global brands from around the world, a company is not truly global unless they're in the united states. there is relatively little chinese investment in comparison with other markets. we'll see more and more, not just chinese, but investment from other emerging economies, a surge from brazil, surge from mexico, our neighbor, from india, and elsewhere. this confidence index really demonstrates what is happening, there is a long look being paid to the united states. we're really reclaiming our rightful spot as the destination for capital. >> as the man there to promote investment in the united states, do you then turn around and go -- are you incredibly frustrated about the smithfield affai

a photograph posted to twitter by david eun.ears to be passengers walking off the plane with their carry-ons, their bags. smoke, as you see, already rising from that plane. he writes "i just crash landed at sfo. tail ripped off. most everyone seems fine. i'm okay." then he ends it with one word, "surreal." >> in his twitter feed, he was giving a play-by-play after the crash. interesting perspective from those on the plane and those watching the plane. within moments, fire crews were on the scene dousing the fuselage with water and foam. anthony kasterani, who witnessed the landing from a nearby hotel, says he witnessed the plane hit the ground and noticed a plume of white smoke. he told cnn he saw a large, brief fireball that came from underneath that aircraft. >> we have a picture from cnn ireporter timothy clark. he was at a hotel nearby. he heard a loud crash and then he told cnn, this is very unnerving. why? because i have a long flight home on monday. >> a lot of people feeling that way. i have to hop on a flight today. i'm

you'll recall david eun tweeted out this photo immediately after the crash with the caption "just crashedi'm okay." he also said "it's still surreal now. i feel incredibly fortunate to be here. i'm doing my best to recover." >> as a lot of the survivors are. entire morning and on nbcbayarea.com. there you can check outrage mathai's in depth interview with ntsb's debra hersman. >>> also checking out the forecast. a peek at the weekend maybe. rob mayeda is in for christina. >> right now seeing low clouds in san jose. southeast winds coming into downtown, the flights out of san jose airport going from north to south. our temperatures mostly in the 50s outside, 60 in oakland. 53 in san jose. the southeast wind at seven causing the flight change for san jose airport this morning. íxk(t&háhp &hc side of downtown san jose, you're hearing a rumble in the sky as the ?] planes take off the south this morning. southwest wind at seven in san francisco. sea breeze pumping in marine air all the way into stockton and modesto this morning. the reason the low clouds will probably take until about lunchti

i'm eun yang.what's it leaving behind? good morning. >> we're seeing more and more sunshine across the area working throughout the day. we'll have partly sunny skies. muggy monday. right now washington coming in at 75 degrees. a high temperature today of 88. isolated morning shower is possible but most of us will have a dry morning. some scattered afternoon showers and a few isolated thunderstorms are likely. for tomorrow, just a chance of an afternoon shower or storm. >> all right. thank you. we'll >>> good morning. traveling in the area eastbound leesburg pike, you'll see the right lane blocked by an accident there. back over to the beltway, good news. inner loop at connecticut avenue, that crash is cleared. you're still seeing about a three-mile backup in the area and traveling the inner loop this time at braddock earlier crash cleared to the shoulder lane. we're seeing delays from the interchange to bra ♪ >> we love "today"! >> i watch "today" every morning before i go to school. >> happy anniv

joining us now on all of this is eunice eun from beijing. >> good morning, guys.asically for the strategic and economic dialogue, a lot of people have high expectations after president obama and president jinping of china met in california recently. a lot of people are hoping that we're going to see a new type of relationship between beijing and washington going forward. >> grand a handful. >> when the u.s. ambassador in beijing takes time off his diplomatic duties to market imported american cherries to hungry chinese at a sam's club, it is clear, china is important to america. >> more interaction between all of our peoples, at every stage, from academia, to students, to scientists and policymakers, business people, is critical. >> two largest economies depend on each other and are trying to reboot ties. nearly a fifth of china's exports go to the u.s., while american exports to china jumped sixfold. yet the two do as much bickering as trading, arguing over market access, foreign policy and industrial espionage. >> when it comes to the theft of commercial intelle

eunice eun, cnbc, beijing.ere is a lot of political rhetoric on both sides, both beijing and washington. but what the political rhetoric really misses the bigger picture and that is that these two economies are so interdependent that they have no other choice but to get along. >> let's hope that is the case, right? that's the whole point, isn't it, promoting greater trade, that your relationship is so symbolic, you can't come to blows. we'll hope that really is the case. good stuff. thanks very much for that. that's the latest from beijing. want to check out what other economists are saying about china's big trade data, head to cnbc.com. one expert says we can expect no export growth for the rest of the year. also, china commodities have seen a rough second half because of fears of a slowdown. barclays thinks gold could benefit from a hard landing. both those stories on cnbc.com. don't forget, you can follow us on twitter @cnbcworld. there is the agenda. let's talk about that. may wholesale trade numbers out at

. >> david eun who was based here was on the flight from seoul and he tweeted out this photo and postedh it. it read. i just crash landed. tail ripped off. everyone seems okay. i am okay. surreal. >> cheryl sand berg said she was supposed to be on the flight and sand berg posted on her facebook page. taking a minute to be thankful and explain what happened. my family. colleagues and i were going to take the asiana flight that just crash landed. we switched to united to use miles. thank you to everyone who is reaching out. and sorry if we worried anyone. >>> new information about a fiery train crash in canada. what we are learning about the investigation. and why they expect things to get even worse. 0!ockÑ?çóxo?Ñ=çñÑñçvxqx?ñññ?óioy look at them kids... they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a l

that's the eun that has our titanium jack size business and chemical and flora products business in itere showing sequential improvement, showing that marketplace bottoming out per cycle as we talked about. the volumes were up both sequentially and year over year. the prices were well off last year's mark. it's a cyclical and volatile segment for us. it's about gdp growth overall. it's undergoing review of strategic alternatives. >> you call it economically? not just construction. i guess there is other things you paint i guess? zblits not only paint, it's floor polymers, floor chemicals, the chemical part. >> it is a cyclical indicate or of what's happening globally in the economy? >> these are strong businesses. they have strong positions, low growth. they are cyclical and volatile. >> last week, andrew ross sorkin was interviewing nelson peltz. he asked him whether he had been building a significant stake in dupont. mr. peltz did say when he looks at dupont, he has one word in mind. word is "paint." was this strategic review spurred by what nelson peltz said last woo ec? >> you know

it is buying part of that eun that makes displays for google glass, financial terms were not revealed of that business in the meantime, president obama expected to deliver an economic address on wednesday. joining us to talk about it cnbc's chief correspondent john harwood. good morning. >> good morning. >> what you got? >> look, the president is trying to at a time when washington is at a place where nothing is popping at this moment. we got negotiation on the farm bill. the house trying to figure out what it's going to do on immigration. you've got the debt ceiling crisis or battle looming, spending battles looming in the fall, not ripe right now. the president will try to fill that space by shifting attention back to core economic issues he's been talking about for years there, the white house is saying that this is an address that harkens back to the first big national speech he made on the economy in 2005 when he talked about the challenges of globalization, of income and equality, of remedying is skills gap that's preventing so many people from moving into the middle class. the

they aren't going to come out and say this bill eun dollar program doesn't work or is easily bested bythis every day and that's their job. the reality is that government programs can't compete with off-the-shelf commercial programs, especially when it comes to software. we have the brightest minds in the world in silicon valley and in san francisco doing these things for big companies, big banks, big corporations. that's what we need to be using in the military. it would be a lot cheaper, a lot more effective and most importantly it will save lives on the ground in afghanistan. >> in fact, you tried to make the point to general odierno in one of the committee hearings you were holding. you ended up having a testy exchange. let's see if we can play that for our viewers for a moment. >> gaps in the capability -- >> we have more capability today in our intelligence than we've ever had. when i was a division commander in 2003 a company commander today with dcgs had 20 times the capability as what i had as a division commander in 2003. our intel organization has moved forward greatly. >> wh