federal aviation administration is reconsidering its ban on electronics while in flight. however, the test could be years to come and has to be completed through smart phones. >>> it was a record smashing weekend for apple. the company said monday, it had sold more than 3 million of its new i pads, just since friday. that's the most successful launch yet for the tablet. the ipad 3 has a higher pixel count and faster processer than predecessor but may have a problem. buyers posted on apple's message board saying the ipad gets warm, even hot during use. >>> maryland terps are headed to the sweet 16. the women's team beat out louisville 72-68. >>> payton manning could be introduced as the newest member of the broncos. after two weeks of courted by teams he recollects chose the mile high city. this more than likely pushes tebow owl of town. denver is taking a bit of a gamble since manning struggled with neck injuries and conflicting reports on how long he will be in rehab and how comfortable he is with throwing a football. >>> it's not the bachelor but abc has a new reality s

official falls the federal aviation administration visited oakland airport today to promote the effort to reduce plane emissions. he toured toured the troll tower -- control tower today. he said he aims to improve airlines on time performance. >>> san berm is keeping the river from threatening the beach boardwalk. crews built the berm last week. the river ended up destroying a wooden staircase but there haven't been any other reports of damage. some of the rides were open this week. >>> last week we had the strongest storms we have seen all winter. ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking a slight chance of rain. >> last week was the heaviest week we had all winter. this week, light scattered showers in the forecast. the first few systems this week, not enough to shut you down. outside, picking up showers off shore. as the showers move to the east, they could deposit light sprinkles in some neighborhoods. this is whether that is coming over a ridge of high pressure. rainfall we came up. 57% of average in santa rosa. 51% in san francisco. and 60% of average for san jose. that

the federal aviation administration said the pilot crash-landed in the backyard after both engines failed. the family was having dinner when it heard a noise. >> it took my attention to the east and saw what appeared to be a flashlight and i heard a thud. call 911, a plane crashed in our yard. >> if the plane had not hit a telephone pole it would smash into the dining room. the three people on the plane suffered on minor injuries. >>> honor and rememberance in japan a year after the massive earthquake and tsunami they observed the event that led to nearly 20,000 deaths. >> reporter: japanese mourners chanted as they set sail to remember those who died in the earthquake and tsunami a year ago. they released floating lanterns in memory of thousands. >> she says i can't believe a year has passed. sirens wailed across the country at the moment that the quake hit. bells tolled 33 minutes late where the tsunami struck. some victims lost their entire families and are reliving the pain. the tsunami was so big it dragged this ship into the middle of the city. it's been a year and people still have

. >>> ate former head of the federal aviation administration is due in court today. randy babbitt is facing charges of drying while intoxicateden he was arrested last year after i apolice officer found him drying on the wrong side of old lee highway in reston. he resigned as head of faa days after the arrest. >>> also in our top stories this morning, the traffic stop of bridge council woman karen toles. we found her at iverson mall yesterday at a public safety meeting. she ran away from our cameras when we tried to ask her about a statement from her office. it was report reported that she only got a warping for driving more than 100 miles per hour in our county suv. >>> arson is to blame for a house fire in riverdale heights friday that injured seven firefighters and they say it is probably not the only one in the neighborhood. >>> coming up next, president obama take time to say thank you to iraq war veterans with an invite to the white house. >>> an update on reports that some remains of 9-11 victims may have been dumped in a virginia landfill. what officials with

blocked off their jobs with a federal aviation administration. on august 3rd, 1981. one analyst noted stripes were in the making. it was the inevitable choice of. it appears to have been preparation for this moment. the controllers had such a long history of militancy before 1981 that it wasn't surprising they became the first union to state it carefully choreographed and plan a nationwide strike against the federal agency. yet the journalist was puzzled. blight kallur workers is what i thought the bathroom would call for the professionalism of your calling. workers like this would shrike against the government. the paper columnists. as they watch their family gather. when they were about to be hired for the dead line with president ronald reagan to return to work. at the moment, these were ordered a furious over been merit of these contractors and supporting became and what they called a stokely carmichael salute. the 60's were long gone, the president used, but he road 13 more years are later suburbanite and america finally catches up. here, people from north babyl

the new tower is part of the federal aviation administration's plan designed to improve on-time performance of airlines and reduce air police. >> the search for a missing morgan hill teen. tonight we hear from her mother. >>> the race for the white house white house as puerto rico weighs in. >> a special day for brides. why these wo >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> ama: police need your help to locate a morgan hill teenager. she left for school and never showed up. her friends passed out flierser in her house, search teams and a dog looked through a field where a ping was heard that could have come from her cell phone. her mom want her to come home. >> sierra, if you're out there, there's that possibility, we love you so much and want you home and we want you safe and we really -- there's a lot of people that love you, and would like to say god bless you to all the people searching for you. >> ama: she is 5'2", and thin, her mom says sierra is probably wearing either a black sweatshirt or a shark sweatshirt. >> san francisco sheriff will be sentenced are pl

this week the federal aviation administration fined colgin air for violating crew rest regulation.ortation safety board blamed the crash on pilot error from fatigue. >>> when it comes to sleep loss and fatigue we know that those kill, injure and cause billions of the dollars. >>> a pilots association study revealed the hours of 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. pose the biggest risk for take off. >>> you will be getten getten -- getting an extra hour of sleep. it's also a good opportunity to change the batteries in your sleep arm. >>> bill martin joins u from the weather center. you are tracking some changes. great today but some changes on the way. >> the weekend is going to be okay but the big changes are next week. we're not thinking next week, we're thinking the weekend. tomorrow temperatures drop off a little bit. we head outside, we head to the santa clara valley which today was beautiful. 61degrees just up by the dunbarton bridge. in redwood city, i have a 56 degrees, at degrees -- that's water temperature. a beautiful day on the peninsula. a beautiful day throughout the bay area. fore

the federal aviation administration is now investigating. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> from atlanta, this is "cnn saturday morning." it is saturday, 11:00 a.m. right here on the east coast. good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. we now have a face and a name to go with the u.s. soldier accuse of killing 16 afghans in afghanistan. also a dramatic change of where he's being held. >> he's lying on the ground. oh, my god. >> a hysterical woman reporting the shooting death of a teen in florida. police finally released the 911 calls in the trayvon martin case. >>> and new video of the tornado that barreled through henryville, indiana, earlier this month. all that coming up this hour. >>> this morning we know the name of the u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians and where he's being held. the suspect is army staff sergeant robert bachlles. he's now in custody at ft. leavenworth in kansas by himself. he's married, a father of two kids. this was his first tour of duty in afghanistan but he's done three tours in iraq. here's what neighbors had to say about him. >> compl

tomorrow the federal aviation administration will be at the oakland airport to announce details about the plan to streamline bay area air traffic and modernize oakland's control tower. it's designed to help improve the on-time records of airlines and reduce air pollution. >> a lifelong friend of the u.s. soldier accused in the afghan mass sirs -- mass kerr says the suspect is not the man he knows. >> a real understanding individual, even from a real young age. >> friends and family of the soldier come out in his defense. >>> republican hopefuls scraping for votes. puerto rico holds its primary. >>> gps gone wrong. why we may be relying too much on male announcer ] for some reason those five food groups sound a whole lot better when you put them in a taco shell instead of a pyramid. old el paso. when you gotta have mexican. fantastic! pro-gresso ] they fit! okay-y... okay??? i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. >> ama: the family of a u.s. army sergeant accused o

>>reporter: national transportation safety board safety board and federal aviation administration willin their investigation into the crash first thing tomorrow. >> emeryville police department dangerous. he's wanted for 2 robbery attempted kidnapping, carjacking and sexual battery. take a look. this is 30-year-old man who police believe he may working as security guard. 6 pet tall b-2 30 pounds and speaks with heavy accident. latest assault was reported last tonight on woman in a parking garage on powell street. another woman working at nearby restaurant was attacked last saturday. >>> the fate of the santa cruz boardwalk depends a lot on the weather tonight. county craw used heavy equipment to build a sand berm today to protect the boardwalk in the amusement park from the san lorenzo river.so rain swollen crew had to cut a new channel so it would flow out to sea again instead of under the boardwalk. floodwater destroyed one of the wooden staircases there. >> up next. identity theft. how thieves are stealing your credit card information using a device anyone can buy. >> also how firef

. >>> an annual economic analysis by the federal aviation administration predicts that air fares are likely to stay high throughout this decade. the faa also predicts air travel will double over the next 20 years. mergers has reduced the number of airlines and price relief is not expected to come until the airlines get more competition. >> the mergers have given the airlines more pricing power and they have used that to bring fares up. >> more airline competition is still years away. the analysts say the best thing to do is book your ticket online as early as you can. >>> if you haven't seen them yet, you may get a chance to see the two gray whales in the san francisco bay this weekend. the mother and calf were spotted between alcatraz island and fort mason. they may be seen anywhere from san francisco to tomales bay. they are believed to be migrating to alaska. just a reminder they are protected by federal law. if you see them stay at least 300 feet away. >>> now 4:50. they are important features of the ipad. but the reason apple could be facing a lawsuit over its e- books. >>> a ca

federal aviation administration says it is working with electronics manufacturers to figure out how to allow a greater use of electronics on planes. it'll do tests to determine if things like e-readers and laptops truly affect the plane's avianics. >>> well, today could be a turning point in the republican race for president. actually we kind of hear that every week, don't we? if mitt romney wins illinois decisively, experts believe he's on the way to the nomination. if he loses or barely wins it, it could be a big fight at the republican convention. a look at what the polls say. >> these pancakes are something else, i'll tell you. >> mitt romney in his third day campaigning in illinois, the land of reagan and obama. >> i'm looking for the nod here in illinois. >> romney's up by nine points in the latest poll. santorum's the underdog ineligible for 10 of 54 g delegates because of paperwork. >> i don't care what the unemployment rate's going to be. it doesn't matter to me. my campaign doesn't hinge on unemployment rates. >> i do care about the unemployment rate. it does bother me. i wan

federal aviation administration ordered a ground delay program for arrivals and departures. air traffic was reduced by half how it was configured with parallel landing and take off. it could last into the evening as this storm move through. they go to ktvu.com for updates any time. you'll find information for live storm tracker 2 radar under the storm watch tab. the search for missing teenager has been reenergized tonight. as robert reports, hundreds of people are searching for the girl, investigators now call a kidnapping victim. >> doors open at 8:00 a.m. within minutes people crowded along the school to volunteer to help search for missing teenager. investigators stay for the first time they believe she was abducted. family said it never saw sierra ran away. >> you hope that it's the other way because you think the chances are increasing, but, you know, i'm not giving glop the line of volunteers went out the door and kept going through the school parking lot on the avenue, the class kids foundation had 0-200 volunteers. 583 signed up. you know, people are going to take ou

the federal aviation administration says the pilot landed in a backyard after both the plane's engines failed. the family who lives there was having dinner when it heard a puffing noise from the sky. >> it took my attention to the east and i saw what appeared to be like a flashlight coming out of the sky. then i heard a big thud. i turned to my friend and i said aaron, call 911. the plane just crashed in our yard. >> family members say if the plane hadn't hit a telephone pole, it would have landed in their dining room. the plane was on its way to mcclellan airport. three people on the plane suffered minor injuries. >>> well, the race for the republican presidential nomination heads back to the south. the candidates are gearing up for crucial primaries tuesday in mississippi and alabama. mitt romney continues to lead, but as drew levenson reports, rick santorum is making strides. >>> rick santorum spent sunday in mississippi, shaking hands, holding babies, and posing for pictures. the gop presidential candidate is looking to gain support from voters in the deep south, where mississippi

the national transportation safety board and federal aviation administration are involved in the investigation. >>> popular pleasanton water park still has a chance to stay open. yesterday an east bay regional park district committee overruled the staff recommendation to close the slides at shadow cliffs the committee decided to see if private companies would be interested in taking over. it could cost more than six million dollars to rebuilt. the slides draw 25,000 each summer and employ 35 employees. >>> if you are looking for march madness this afternoon you can find it in mara . the excitement will be from fans. they are the 7th seed st. mary's going in with a lot of confidence after winning the regular season title in the for the first time in school history. tip off scheduled for 4:27 p.m., st. mary's aholding a watch party for fans on campus. >>> late afternoon may as well stay in, watch tv going out is not going to be that pleasant at that point. >> it depends on where you are how much flooding you might get. good morning. good news and not so good news. good news the weekend is not go

>>reporter: national transportation safety board safety board and federal aviation administration willin their investigation into the crash first thing tomorrow. >> emeryville police department dangerous. he's wanted for 2 robbery attempted kidnapping, carjacking and sexual battery. take a look. this is 30-year-old man who police believe he may working as security guard. 6 pet tall b-2 30 pounds and speaks with heavy accident. latest assault was reported last tonight on woman in a parking garage on powell street. another woman working at nearby restaurant was attacked last saturday. >>> the fate of the santa cruz boardwalk depends a lot on the weather tonight. county craw used heavy equipment to build a sand berm today to protect the boardwalk in the amusement park from the san lorenzo river.so rain swollen crew had to cut a new channel so it would flow out to sea again instead of under the boardwalk. floodwater destroyed one of the wooden staircases there. >> up next. identity theft. how thieves are stealing your credit card information using a device anyone can buy. >> also how firef

the federal aviation administration says that it expects airline traffic to double while capacity shrinks. travelers will not see much relief until airlines started getting more competition which is years off. more on this story including new details coming up at 7:00 a.m.. >>mark: a new story out of the fairfield, investigators are searching for the shooter. they believe he could be driving a gold mercedes benz. >>darya: please are searching for those who destroy that the new renovations of mr. and elementary school. the removed pipe that caused flooding in the auditorium and computer area. >> everything has to be torn out and replaced. they will have to pull out all those electrical systems and rewire. even if it looks okay today, in six months it will short out in corrode. >>darya: school officials say because of the damage the building cannot be used for the remainder of fiscal year. >>mark: here is a live look outside. a large apartment fire still burning in at berkeley. the fire is still burning two hours after it started. surrounding buildings have been evacuated as well. - ( music

the federal aviation administration is out with its annual travel forecast and it predicts that airline travel will nearly double within the next 20 years. that means there will be a higher demand for available seats. >> yeah, and that really affects us because this decade our mothers are 90 plus, so we have no choice. >> to go visit them you have to fly. >> we have to fly and we have to take whatever comes, and it's frustrating. it's very frustrating. >> for business or leisure or family, many airlines, including southwest, united, american and jetblue recently raised prices on round-trip flights by about ten bucks blaming higher jet flew prices. >>> call it the flare that fizzled. one of the strongest solar storms in years engulfs the earth this morning but according to scientists, there wasn't much fallout. other than a few flights diverted, there were no problems with power grids, gps systems or other technology that often does suffer during a solar storm. but we're not out of the woods yet. the storm is part of the sun's normal 11-year cycle which is expected to peak next year. >>>

world's busiest airport right now and what you are seeing is the aftermath after the federal aviation administration says that a jet rolled off the taxiway on the east side of hartsfield jackson atlanta international airport. apparently no passengers were on board. right now we are told delta airlines a spokesperson says the mechanics were testing the engines of the 737 when they experienced a problem with the braking system. it happened around 5:00 this morning and they are working right now and they say the jet did sustain some significant damage. we will keep you posteded on what happens not only here on the air but on abc2news.com. >>> and staying in the south, the alabama and mississippi go a p primaries are today and the latest polls show newt gingrich running nearly tied with mitt romney and rick santorum. gas prices have been a big issue with the candidates as they fight for the votes down south. another issue worth watching will be how the evangelical vote breaks out. >>> and important news if you want to vote or chack party affiliations -- change party affiliation before the press primary

the federal aviation administration says the pilot tried to land in hollister because of bad weather.identity has not yet been released. >>> a firefighter injured remains hospitalized tonight. fire officials say the 15-year veteran fell through a roof while fighting a fire this past thursday. this is a photo of that firefighter just before he fell. he suffered second-degree burns and injuries to his hands, waist area and below his waist, but he expected to recover. fire officials say if not for his air mask, that firefighter might have died from the smoke and heat. >>> the santa cruz county sheriff's department is hiring. the department website has three positions posted one for a sheriff academy product, another for a transfer from another law enforcement department, and a third job as a correctional officer. the santa cruz sentinel reports more hires are on the way, saying that the department plans to hire a total of the five new departments bringing the sworn staff to 104 positions. >>> accusations are flying in syria tonight after twin bombs kill at least 37 people in task damascu

. >>> the federal aviation administration has announced a new plan to improve flying in an out of northern california airports. acting faa administrator michael ertha visited if control tower to explain the change. he says satellite navigation will replace radar and he says that will improve on time performance, it will allow planes to use less fuel and reduce emissions. the airports involved are san francisco, oakland, san jose and sacramento. >>> a controversial video of a child on a wheelchair gets a faa pat down is getting a lot of attention on you tube. an angry father in chicago posted the video. the video shows a child in a cast getting wrestled. his son who was 3 years old was trembling but he was not allowed to touch him. this happened back in 2010. but the father says he just decided to postit after watching the video again and getting emotional. >>> some veterans say they'll never be the same again. up next the realities of with iraq and many of our veterans are now facing ptsd. >> reporter: now he's in a war here at home with post- traumatic stress disorder. >> i get nervous ar

. >>> the federal aviation administration has announced a new plan to improve flying in an out of northern california airports. acting faa administrator michael ertha visited if control tower to explain the change. he says satellite navigation will replace radar and he says that will improve on time performance, it will allow planes to use less fuel and reduce emissions. the airports involved are san francisco, oakland, san jose and sacramento. >>> a controversial video of a child on a wheelchair gets a faa pat down is getting a lot of attention on you tube. an angry father in chicago posted the video. the video shows a child in a cast getting wrestled. his son who was 3 years old was trembling but he was not allowed to touch him. this happened back in 2010. but the father says he just decided to postit after watching the video again and getting emotional. >>> some veterans say they'll never be the same again. up next the realities of post- traumatic stress. >>> flushed with cash, apple decide to do something it hasn't done in the last 16 years. but an expert tells us the move raises a red

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. >>> federal aviation administration will hold a round table today at oakland international airportamline bay area traffic. faa working with airlines that fly into the bay area to develop new plans for after fix ers using the new -- officials say changes will help improve the on time performance of airlines helping them save on fuel costs and reducing air pollution over the bay area. >>> big delays at sfo last week because of weather, how about today? >> none so far even with the clouds, they are up high. nothing falling from the could change tomorrow. let's talk about what is going on now, beautiful picture check out the different layers from the ferry build the bay bridge to the clouds and openings in the clouds, very nice, gorgeous we do not have winds from yesterday but you will later today at the coast near our -- at our beaches over the ocean water. over the weekend, a lot of rain. most impressive is santa rosa 57%. that's a dichotomy, moss impressive only 57% of average -- 51 san francisco, 53 oakland, 4 4s fo live more and san jose, 38 and 30% of average up to yesterday, --

the federal aviation administration set the rule after an air jet crashed three years ago near buffalo, new york, killing 50 people. an investigation found the crew members were tired and responding improperly to warning signs. and now from washington, dc, is the managing director of the national transportation safety board. nice to see you, sir, thank you. the airlines say this isn't fair. >>guest: of course they do. and they have been saying that for, since the accident that somehow asking co-pilots to achieve 1,500 hours of training is going to bankrupt the system. there is a broader question. the question is, are we going to have one level of safety throughout our commercial airline system? when you get on a plane, whether it is a 49 seater to buffalo, or 400 seater to london, are the flight crew going to be similarly trained and similarly experienced. >>shepard: isn't a co-pilot like a vice president? you are just a heart attack away from being in charge of everything. >>guest: well, the purpose of the co-pilot is not there for training. the purpose of the copilot is there to perf

the federal aviation administration is reviewing the ban on some electronics while in flight. e-readers, tablets and some other tech gadgets may soon be allowed to stay on during takeoff and landing. >>> we know they're hot sellers but the new ipad may be hot in a different way as well. apple comment boards are being flooded by people saying the tablets are getting too hot to hold. consumer reports investigated and they found that the new ipads do run hotter than their predecessors but they're not especially uncomfortable. they can get as hot as 116 degrees, an increase of 12 degrees. the company says the devies are performing within -- devices are performing within their specks. >> i just love this thing. >> what two you have -- what do you have us for when we come back? >> we hate spam. we hate it on our phones. we may have a way to get rid of it potentially. >>> authorities are inspecting the damage after a powerful ergtd quake rattles the -- earthquake rattles the area. >>> the white house celebrates st. patrick's day with a special guest. >>> the redskins will get a close

the federal aviation administration predicts air fares will probably stay high for the rest of this decade. the faa also predicts air travel will double over the next 20 years. mergers have reduced the number of airlines and the experts say any relief in prices that is not expected until the airlines start getting more competition. the faa says more airline competition that is still years away. and the experts say the best thing you can do is book your ticket online as early as you can. >>> today is the final day of business for a historic cafe in berkeley. cafe fanny has been opened for the past 28 years. its co-owned by alice waters. the closure is the result of the difficult economy. >>> the ross mirkarimi trial could take a big step forward. the key decision that could have an impact on the case. >>> we are live in fairfield where gunfire erupts in the same spot where two men were shot and killed. we'll tell you what police found. >>> the stock market certainly reacting to the big news on jobs. we're live to see the opening bell up next. (car horn) paying with your smartphone instead o

. >>> annual economic analysis about a federal aviation administration predicts air fares are likelyigh throughout this decade. the faa also predicts air travel will double over the next 20 years. mergers have reduced the number of airlines which has given the survivors greater pricing power. despite today's prices uc berkeley professor says it's still less expensive to fly then ten years ago. >> for most customers they are getting a better deal then they were getting ten or 20 years ago. it's a complicated deal. you have to do your shopping and find the best deal you can. it's not as simple as it once was. >> experts say the best thing to do is book your ticket online and as early as you can. >>> 5:25. a new sign the san francisco economy is blooming. chefs and restaurant owners feel more comfortable opening larger restaurants. the next one to open will be dixess. aq opened on mission street lausanne making -- you can read more about the trend in san francisco business times. >>> ross mirkarimi trial is about to take a big step forward. how soon the wrangling over a key piece of vid

. >> tomorrow the federal aviation administration will announce plans to streamline bay area air trafficich includes modernizing the control tower. the faa is working with airlines flying into the area to develop new plans for air-traffic controllers using the new metroplex control tower when it opens. officials say the changes will help improve the on-time performance of airlines and also helping them save money on fuel costs and reducing air pollution over the bay area. we will get the details at a news briefing tomorrow. the new metroplex control tower will be a key component of the faa's so-called next generation modernization plan. >> when i stepped out the door early, early this morning, i could not believe how cold it is. >> i didn't have my heat on warm enough. i could feel it in the house. if you are flying today, the winds could be a problem. delays around sfo and oakland, perhaps other places. the winds gusting to 40 miles an hour. light showers and a cool and blustery afternoon. here's the roof camera. looks pretty quiet. we have spring on the horizon. we will talk about that

the federal aviation administration will review current rules on electronic devices. the agency is interested in retesting modern devices to see how they might affect the aircraft during flight. >>> it was a decade of mass unemployment and social hup jeefl. beginning next -- upheaval. beginning next we'll you'll learn about those who lived through the great depression through the census. the first time the general public will have full access to the 1940 census. until now questions have been sealed under privacy protection. 132 million americans lived through the great depression. the national archives and records administration will release the information on line on april 2. >>> you may get a chance to see some rockets light up the night sky tonight. nasa delayed the launch last week because of bad weather. tonight, they will try to launch five rockets from the wallops island facilities on the eastern shore of virginia. nasa says the launch window is between 11:00 p.m. and 6:30 a.m. the rockets will release a chemical into the sphere that upon hell scientists study

. >>> federal aviation administration is forecasting that prices will remain high for most of this decade. expect airline traffic to double. the faa predicts travelers won't get much relief until there is more competition, which is likely years away. >>> a texas child is being hailed a hero in the heimlich maneuver. 6-year-old josiah used the heimlich maneuver on his friend, nicholas, who was choking on a piece of food during lunch. they say he noticed nicholas's face turning red and sprang into action. josiah said he learned about the heimlich maneuver on tv. >> well, actually, that's the little boy in the gray shirt. i saw him this morning. thanked him so much. thank you for saving my life. >> that's cute. >> yeah, it is. >>> rain is on the way. but will the warm weather stay? >> bob turk has the [ male announcer ] for the saver, and a big first step. for the spender who needs a little help saving. for adding "& sons." for the dreamer, planning an early escape. for the mother of the bride. for whoever you are, for whatever you're trying to achieve, pnc has technology, guidance, and over

according to the federal aviation administration the plane lost power in both engines around 7:30, shortly off from the airport. it clipped a telephone pole before landing in a field behind the house. all three men aboard got out safely. they were taken away by ambulance. >>> a group of oakland residents say they are tired of the blight in their neighborhood so they are sending a message to their leaders. this is a group of west oakland residents who want to improve their neighborhood. yesterday they hung a "no dumping" sign at a vacant lot at 28th and magnolia street. >> we are tired of blight, we are tired of drugs, we are tired of trash, and we want to see our city come up to a higher standards than what it is right now. >>> the group wants to turn the empty lot into a park or a recreation center. [chanting] >>> daly city sarah bowl told has been told to get out, ending a 51-year-old run. the bowling alley, they held a save the bowh rally yesterday. the bowl's last day is april 15th. >> so one may be closing, but one in the mission neighborhood in san francisco is set to open. >> okay.

the federal aviation administration is going to review current rules on electronic devices.y is interested in retesting modern devices to see they might affect the aircraft during different points in the flight. and if you are heading out on the roadways let's check in now with danella sealock to see if you will face any problems out there. >> good morning. if you are traveling along i-270 we will get it together now. no issues to report along i-270. live look at shady grove. clear to the spur. northbound no problems for you this morning. now traveling on 395 same story. nice and clear at edsall. as you cross over the 14th street bridge it is clear commute foul. you make your way into the city. travel speeds, not bad at all. 56 miles per hour. taking 12 points get from the beltway to the 14th street bridge. >> thanks, danella. >>> this morning, local nonprofit is waiting to hear back from the insurance company after a driver crashed into one of its buildings in the brookland neighborhood in the district. take a look at this mess. it happened yesterday morning in the 3500 blo

remember, the federal aviation administration dead lock that resulted in a partial shutdown was a similar ten onnone. what this means is that any attempt to do long-term planning out in the local areas is foiled. now we're going to get yet another short-term extension and very little likelihood that we'll come to an agreement next month. >> woodruff: what's happening in the house though? as we mentioned speaker boehner trying to get some agreement here. he's having difficulty even with his own republicans who have a 50-seat majority there. >> the house republicans have put out a transportation bill that basically cuts mass transit funding off from a steady stream of revenue from the highway trust fund. even conservatives from urban areas are not terribly happy with that. at the same time, even though the house bill has about a third less funding for these highway measures than the senate bill does, many conservatives think it's still too much money being out there. he can't keep his own party together on this one. he's unwilling to do a bill. that includes the senate bill that if it came

according to the federal aviation administration the plane lost power in both engines around 7:30 shortlyast bay or the central coast because this little rainmaker favors the north by. here's a look from our roof camera. it is pretty cloudy out there. sun up 7:26. later sunrise for you setting at 7:14. we are talking about a tenth of an inch of rain to perhaps a quarter inch. this is north of the golden gate. so south of the golden gate maybe a few sprinkles. we around talking about this front really holding together. it is just the first in a series of wet weather makers that will visit us throughout much of the week and into next weekend. 49 in oakland this morning. good morning, fremont. 46 for you, as well as san jose, and 48 in livermore valley. much warmer with the cloud cover out there. we have the later sunrise, an extra hour of date and scattered showers favoring the north bay today. on and off rain really beginning early tuesday morning for the tuesday morning commute. here's our water vapor imagery. the first system pushed on through yesterday. kept us rather cloudy at times. w

patrician will air traffic controllers organization, patco walked off their jobs with the federal aviation administration in august 1 note to the illegal strike had been in the making. almost since the moment the union was founded in the 1960's. it was the inevitable choice because most of patco's existence appears to have been preparation for this moment. the controllers had such a long history of a militancy before 1981 that it was not surprising in some ways that they became the first union to stage a carefully choreographed plan nationwide strike against the federal agency and yet the journalist was puzzled that white collar workers with what this journalist called the keen appreciation for the professionalism of their calling, that workers like this would strike against the government. newspaper columnist made a similar observation as he watched patco families gathered on long island two days after the strike began on augus

. >>> tomorrow the federal aviation administration will announce plans to streamline bay area air trafficncludes modernizing the control tower. the faa is working with airlines knowing into the area to develop new plans for air-traffic controllers using the new metroplex control tower when it opens. officials say the changes will help improve the on-time performance of airlines and also helping them save money on fuel costs and reducing air pollution over the bay area. we will get briefing at a news briefing tomorrow. the new metroplex control tower will be a tee component of the faa's so-called next generation modernization plan. >>> there is a new guy whaley sighting in san francisco bay. we have pictures from sky 7hl lift week of a different whaley that has since left the bay. there have been several sightings. it's not unusual for whales to venture into the bay as they go between the next can feeding grounds and the now grounds. it is not being made public to broke it from people in boats and ten to get too close. boaters are required to stay at least 300 feet from migrating whales, b

. >> reporter: the federal aviation administration tells fox that captain osbon's last medical checkup was december of 2011 but couldn't reveal any medical information due to privacy laws. the faa could tell us there have been no accidents, incidents or enforcement actions against osbon. we continue to follow this, we'll bring you the latest when we get it. alisyn: such a strange case. we look forward to getting more answers. laura, thank you. >>> a man is under arrest in philadelphia today accused of trying to board a commercial flight with homemade explosives. this was the scene today at the airport in philadelphia. police say the 29-year-old suspect had two m-80 fireworks in his carry-on when he arrived at airport security. say it does not appear to be an act of terror exism that the man simply forgot he had the items in his bag. he's now facing federal charges of possession of a destructive device. >>> and we go to washington now where the house overwhelmingly rejected the president's budget for next year. overwhelmingly, hardly even describes it. the president's $3.6 trillion budg