not to be flushed.s went about engineering a substrate that does believe properly in a sewage system. >>s in cake. what i'm hearing from you and you sounds slightly uncomfortful with this whole thing although presumably this is your job. we are all adults here. you found customers from on the sly using baby wipes, and then designers inside these companies thought, well we have to actually create a product that's for adults. went about trying to engineer products that could be flushed. hence the creation of these flushable wipes marketsed to adults? >> that is a simplified version that is basically accurate. >> are the flushable wipes actually flushable. they are flushable. they go down the toilet. but do they actually break down the way toilet paper does? i want to go over a consumer report that shows a test they did in 2013. take a look. >> yeah. >> here is how easily toilet paper breaks down in consumer reports tests. here's the same test for the flushable wipes. testers gave up after 10 minutes. then

people are flushing wipes not marketed to be designed to be flushed. >> that's essentially true.hable that pass guidelines are not causing problems in sewer systems. the wipes being flushed and are causing a purd, were not designed to be flushed and if they're used in a bathroom setting, they're often times disposed of in a toilet when they're not supposed today be. >> you're partnering with some municipalities. we might see an education campaign for people, don't flush your wipes if they're not flushable. >> yes, we're partnering with four of the largest water and waste water associations in the u.s. and canada. they're making a great progress defined flushability, and also going beyond that and developing a code of practice for the proper labelling of all wipes if they're flushable or not. if they are not flushable our do not flush symbol or logo will indicate that to the consumer. >>> we performed an experiment in the office today because this segment was not long enough. after kimberly clark e-mails us from charmin to say that she can soon a charmin with the cameras rolling w

we think on that berm right there between the runway and flushing bay. so this is as you mentioned about 130 people on board, including crew members. from port authority and fire one person transported to an area hospital and all of the rest minor injuries they are dealing with a fuel leak on the scene. that would be not unexpected of course in a crash scene with the fire personnel on the immediately foaming it down. but they have an advantage now that they have snow on the ground as well. i want to play for you the audio from the tower and from the units on the scene on the ramp. you'll hear car 100 telling the tower of an incident that just occurred on runway 13. and it's that car 100, an emergency vehicle on the ground that tells the tower delta 1086 has gone off the runway. >> car 100 -- >> car 100, cross runway 4. >> delta 1086 tower? >> runway 13 is closed. >> tower, red team to go on to 13. tower you copy car 100, runway 13 is closed. >> runway 13 is closed? >> affirmative, 131 is closed. >> team red. >> tower you have an aircraft off the runway.

almost ended up in the icy waters of flushing bay. i was actually sitting in another jet on the tarmac waiting for it to take off when this all happened.

. >> reporter: today, my plane came in over that same ice-filled flushing bay. the city right on the water laguardia's runways mean pilots must be at their best when they come in for a landing, especially if that water is splashing onto an icy runway. >> being about 7,000 feet long on both runways is a place you want to put the airplane on the ground very definitely firmly. >> reporter: sitting in a window seat watching the crash unfold before her eyes passenger jamie sullivan. >> and then i saw the rocks. and then i saw the water. and it's at that moment that your mind goes what happens if you go into the water. do planes sink? do they float? will i ever see my kids again? >> reporter: tonight, the ntsb tells nbc news it has successfully downloaded the data from the cockpit voice and data recorders and have good data for the entire duration of the flight. they're hoping to talk to the pilots some time over the weekend at delta headquarters in atlanta. meanwhile, delta says it is now refunding the passengers the entire fare from t airline trip. lester. >> tom co

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it's interesting. >> you're moving bang to flushing and -- >> i'm from flushing. everyone who knows new york knows i went the wrong way it seems to be the other way around. odd enough, i didn't want to come back to flushing,ing but now but i'mglad i did. file feel just as welcome as when you left. >> i was going to say what's the most fun about being a cross-cultural comic a trilingual comic for you? >> any comic will tell you sometimes coming up with new jokes can be difficult. if you can open yourself up to an entirely new language, whole new experiences, it's a wealth of material that any comic would be jealous of. >> i live in ireland now i was always issue really, raised in new york, raised by irish people i was raised by ferocious alcoholics. >> you must get a lot of inquiry about what you've done. >> it is great to be able to play with where you're dealing with the experience where i was the only white guy in the village so to speak and can i talk about my experience with that, being the fish out of water in that experience. it is fun in america to play a l

that berm separates runway 13 from flushing bay. as you can see that birm is there for a reason. here that this may have been -- you're going to get dizzy if we keep playing that loop. there's some suggestion here that the plane may have banked to the left and hit the berm separating the runway from flushing bay. it may not have gone all the way to the end of the runway but instead kind of banked suddenly to the left and hit that berm. thankfully the berm was there. this is as you know about a 7,000 foot runway about 150 feet wide or so. there was as you may recall back in 1992 another serious incident at laguardia, about 27 people died if memory serves when a plane attempting to take off, a u.s. airways plane crashed on takeoff and also in a snowstorm, 23 years ago this month. in this case you have a plane inbound on approach and landing on runway 13 in significant weather issues whether that was an actual snowstorm or icy runway, those conditions may have contributed to what happened. the good news is no fatalities some minor injuries we're told by the port authority, fire and

. >> quick flushing it down the toilet.s a request from their arcs water treatment who is facing a multi-million dollar problem from these moist wet wipes. it's expected to growing here is why. >> toilet paper dissolves in its organic. it's easily removed in the treatment process where whites don't break up this easily. >> they combined other materials in the sewer and they create a golf ball of garbage. the wastewater treatment center like this one at the water plant is where all of the water reuse for showers sinks or toilets is sanitized so i can go back into the rivers and streams. as you see that's easier said than done. >> we were meant things like bottles and street debris but increasingly we have been seeing more and more wipes. >> these wet wipes need to be taken out of the sewers many times by workers themselves. >> oh nasty. that's a dirty job. >> he says the problem lies with the consumers. >> we need to come up with a formulation to let consumers know that it's not a good idea to flush them. >> 64, pretty moist

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it hit an embankment and crashed through a fence just feet away from icy flushing bay. >> it was nerve wrecking. the plane came down and it slid and it took a spin to the left. we looked out the window and we could see the wing was hitting a fence. >> reporter: jered took this photo from his seat in first class. >> the wheel did not grab. they didn't take. immediately you heard the spinning. we felt like we skid for about 20 seconds. i grabbed the seat in front of me. started to pray. >> we have aircraft off 31. please advise. >> reporter: first responders were on the scene quickly and helped passengers evacuate the plane over a broken wing. >> there was a minor fuel spilled. the fuel for a time was leaking out at a rate about a gallon a minute. >> reporter: airport officials two piloted landed reporting good braking condition. federal investigators trying to determine what went wrong. don champion, for cbs news, new york. >> new york's fire department said 24 people were treated and taken to the hospital. >>> coming up the nation's longest running circle is packing up their trunks. >>

a visit to the county in alabama where even in 2015, many families flush raw sewage right out into their own yards. >> good evening i'm antonio mora. this is al al jazeera america. we are learning more about three london school girls who fled their homes and may have joined i.s.i.l. today a new video emerged showing the girls trying to cross the border into syria. the man they're with is now in turkish custody. john terret is here, there are lots of questions who this intelligence agent is. >> yes there are we are learning more antonio good evening. there are reports in turkish media that the man is a syrian national who claims he worked for canadian intelligence. canadian officials deny that. there are concerns about his background but his involvement with these girls from the u.k. three british school girls on turkey's border with syria about to cross. ran away from their families to join islamic state. now turk turkish officials say, this is the moment they crossed the border. they are being aided by a man they call a spy, who is under lock and key in turkey. >> a syrian citizen but h

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>> i just -- i imagine we'll have another more flushed out version of this timeline as we go and i think it's important it doesn't really seem transparent where the program components get reviewed and decided on and i understand it's sort of underlined under program rates and policy approvals. >> i'd be happy to make the full detailed schedule available to you but for today there's so much content it doesn't show up on the screen what i'm referring to is the expanded version so april 14th is the schedule for the program design discussion. >> great it's a lot to carry the business plan piece plus all of the commercial customers all the details of cca and how it relates to revenue and programatically and the rates and the policy conversation with the board so if there's a way to kind of consolidate that and understand that and i don't know if it's via a timeline or -- >> i think the challenge is that we're doing the business plan. >> right. >> and we've been talking about how cca can play a role in that and so we're going to plan on you know unveiling that when we talk about the business p

you have to have a flushing system. here we have the famous flush down wc made by mr. craper. it is also convenient to have electricity. we started getting electricity in the early 1880's. there was a byproduct of electricity, steam. all the buildings north of park avenue are built over railroad tracks. there are no basement and places to put boilers. how do they heat the buildings? from coned steam a byproduct of electricity. back to the crystal palace that tall structure on the left is the observatory. the tower was 315 feet high. people would look at the city. how did they get up there? an elevator. alisha graves otis installed the safety elevator. the first one to house one in the city is the building on broom and broadway. buildings started going taller and taller. this was the equitable life insurance building at 120 broadway. this was the first building where rents were higher the higher you had your office. it gave rise to the phrase "high livers." the interior was made of rock iron beams -- wrought iron beams for tensile strength. the early 20th century, what you thin

it skidded off a new york runway stopping just short of flushing bay. in a state known more new blue grass than white roads hundreds of drivers were stranded in snow for hours. we begin tonight with my coanchor norah o'donnell at laguardia airport. nor a was on another plane on a nearby runway when the accident happened. >> charlie, good evening. this could have been a real catastrophe. we were on plane preparing for take-off when the pilot said that they were shutting down this airport to deal with this emergency. i talked to passengers all day. one college student telling me that their plane was going so fast they were worried it wasn't going to stop. this is how flight 1086 ended this morning, just a few feet are all this separated its 132 passengers and crew from the icing waters of flushing bay. >> it broke through the fence and we were literally five, six feet away from the water. >> jared faelacci took this photo from his seat in first class. did you realize how close you were to this being a real tragedy? >> when i got out of the plane it didn't

a delta jetliner that's a chilling photo, coming to rest fear feet from the frigid waters of flushing bay. this morning, two big industrial cranes moving the plane off the snowy berm where it came to rest. will ripley has the latest on the accident from laguardia. > reporter: john and christine, throughout the overnight hours, work continuing here to move that delta flight off of the runway where it landed slid about 4,000 feet and ended just dangerously close to the icy water. delta 1086. we saw pictures coming in of two large cranes that were intending to lift the aircraft turn it around and bring it into a hangar. as the ntsb continues to investigate how this happened. passengers describe a terrifying scenario as this plane from atlanta was coming in on thursday morning, around 11:00, shortly after 11:00, they say there was no traction they felt a thud they were thrown and then the plane just kept sliding. 4,000 feet on a 7,000 foot runway. the nose crashed right through a fence and were it not for a berm that the plane became wedged on the plane could have slid into the water, whi

flush down w.c. made by mr. crapper.'it is also convenient to have electricity. and we started getting electricity in the early 1880's. there was a byproduct of electricity, steam. all of those buildings on park avenue are built over railroad tracks. there are no basements. there is no place to put boilers , so how do they keep the buildings? from con ed steam, byproduct of electricity. i am back here to the crystal palace. i wanted to look at that tall structure on the left of it. that is called the laughing tower or the laughing observatory, as this image calls it. the tower was -- people would go to the top and look out and marvel at the city at their feet. you can expect them to climb more than 30 stories how did they get there? an elevator. they installed a safety elevator and the first building to house one in the city, this. the building on broome and berlin broadway. buildings started growing taller and taller. this was the equitable life insurance building at 120 broadway. this was the first

it was moved tot edge of the runway just feet from flushing bay when it couldn't stop. people on board were seriously injured they're going to figure out the cause today. >>> actor harrison ford is recovering after crash landing his small world war ii era plane on a guilty of course in california. -- golf course in california. the 7 the-year-old was piloting the aircraft yesterday when he said he was having some engine trouble. officials believe the plane hit a tree while he was trying to return to the santa monica airport. there were no other passengers on the board and no one was injured on the ground. >>> the man accused of five shootings in maryland including one at the nsa is due in court today. police say hong young admitted to the shootings and they happened along the connector outside a costco at arundel mills mall. a wal-mart in laurel and a theater at the columbia mall as well as in nsa building. >>> howard university is celebrating its 148th an verse industry this week. the school was founded in march 1867. and as part of the charter day commemorations, the u

if that starts to happen you get the flush and the flush is what you need. for the longer term it presents an opportunity. certainly for the long term asset manager. as a trader you take advantage of every day because that's what you do. >> right. >> the long term asset manager will present a huge opportunity. >> i want to talk to keith kelly now. might as well throw up oil as we have the conversation, keith. that's a considerable story today too. here we are on the cusp of takitake taking out the 2015 low. 4445 is the level to watch. we're about a buck away from the low of 2015. >> yes. the bearish stream of news that has plagued the crude oil market for months, just doesn't seem to stop, does it? y i mean when is the last time you saw a bullish story? we are 80-year highs in inventory as you said, looking at dollar, u.s. dollar index strength that's been quite startling really and now we're it faced with looks like a storage crisis in the states on land storage. so all of this is sort of conspired to push crude lower this week. on the storage issue, we act

working on a process in 1961, and they started to build a dam around the wreck site, and they try to flush the water out of the interior. they had to start digging the gun boat out of the mud. when they pulled the vessel out of the river bank, what they had to do is tell this material back up the river, and they used a tug boat. they've got some flotation devices under it and so forth, but they are pulling the wreck the two pieces of the wreck up the chattahoochee river with a tug boat. they have to live it with cranes up on the river bank. that was at the location of the old museum. in the late 1990's they begin construction on this nice, new facility. it was completed in 2001. in order to move this vessel from that place to this location, they used one of those big trucks that they move houses on. they had to move it very carefully down one of the streets of columbus. when they actually build the building, they built three sides here and they backed the hull of the jackson in here, set the braces under it, and slowly pulled the truck out from under it. once they got everything in here an

the pilot jackknifed towards flushing bay. if he jackknifed to the right, he would have gone into the terminal. just not a good option i think, for this pilot either way. >> how close it was to going into the water. >> gosh. so i talked to a number of passengers. two in first class said he felt we were just six feet from the bay. >> so frightening. nice job on "evening news." >> nice to talk to charlie in the evening. >> cool to see you both. >> i loved your hat, too. >> thank you. >> nicely done. >>> now to an airplane drama in the west. harrison ford is recovering a little banged up this morning, after crashing his vintage world war ii era plane. it landed on a golf course not far from the santa monica airport. carter evans is at the scene of the crash. carter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. harrison ford crash landed his vintage plane right here on the fairway and it was a close call. we are surrounded by tall trees here. this morning ford is in the hospital. he's recovering from surgery to repair his broken bones

and not flush the toilets. we can't have that. >> second time. letting you know you can't leave it like that. you got to fix it. >> make the bed. >> do that every morning. ten times you get in the bed, ten times you fix it. when you use the bathroom, got to flush it. it didn't go all the way down. you got to make sure it goes down. we got all types of mrsa here. we got staph infections. we tell you a third time, we put your stuff out of the gate and you got to go. you don't step on nobody's toes. you're good. >> though nunez was only arrested on drug charges he admits selling an unregistered handgun to stark who completed his first night here. stark was arrested because the gun he purchased was used by his friend robert leonardes to shoot at police officers. >> yesterday i was just emotionally distraught and the fear of just not what is going to happen to me and who was going to be there for me was very hard. my mind was all over the place but i've gotten a lot calmer and my head's in the right place. >> because of their connections to the high-p

look at the view from flushing bay showing the noise of the plane holding over a berm that separates it from very cold gat water. we have a formal officials with the national transportation safety board and a former mechanic. the ntsb will take a year or so to figure out what caused this thing. but bad weather has to be at the top of the list? >> the weather is going to have a role but there is a reason why the airplane went off to the left. he landed properly and went down the runway and then had a problem and went off to the left. so wherever he started to go off to the left is going to be the focus today i am sure. >> does that suggest to you a problem with the brakes? >> it could be a problem with the brakes or there could have been wind moving him and the soil was soft enough to pull him around. but something pulled him around and that is what the focus is going to be on the airport today. >> we know that the ultimate decision on whether to land or go around or go to another airport is left up to the pilot. but who decides how and when to close an airport? >> the airport authori

flush. 47 points in the second quarter. 11.3 curry with five of those. two seconds left in the half. tin bound pass curry catches and shoots. beats the buzzer. 73-52 at the half. can't forget about the others. he's in double digits. first, putting on a show. the reverse lay-up. go in. right now in the third quarter up 111-73. college hoops, american east conference title game. stony brook, the game winning three pointer. his mom just passed away six weeks ago to cancer. is a hero sending the team to the big. fans storm the court. sun setting on this playoff host, only 16 games remaining. 24 hours after on this, stop lying and shut his mouth. regarding the captain, lose a crucial home game against the black hawks. three more games. 1-0 in the first. carlton there for the rebound. plus, we have a 1-1 game. sharks in the second. this time joe thornton answers. power play. passes by the black hawk. 6-2 after 2. bad luck a minute into the third. allowing brandon zag to score on the breakaway. black hawks win 6-2. san jose on a road trip. doug wilson last nigh

joint sfpuc environmental commission meeting of the things we've been talking about those need to be flushed out on tv for the public to see all right what's the plan how are we moving forward and how are we going to create the jobs and all of that. and one other thing -- when you did item 7, what happened the discussion was a little bit confusing i think what you voted on was sending a communication immediately to those bodies including the mayor's office but i also heard director raphael say that this would be an agenda item for approval and i wanted to make sure that that that wasn't the case and that the communication going forward now could be a future agenda item as a resolution just to seal the deal but i wanted to make sure the communication is happening soon because decisions are being made in the next few weeks at the sfpuc and at the board and your communication will be very valuable towards making sure those decisions are going to the right direction. >> thank thank you. director raphael. >> what i meant was the communication would go out immediately but to the point of commissio

that may not be flushed out entirely and we may need commissioner porter and diligence than we might think. so let's be prepared. after cca does get off the ground, i think there are so many things that are so crucial that are coming up. once cca is put to bed, myself and a lot of other advocates community broad band is are groiing to make that our no. 1 priority. we've got the public banking issue that was brought up by commissioner avalos that also may need to be explored. we've got issues of getting the mta to expand. i think the role is lafco is to get the city to do a more visionary policy, then we've got some very serious housing issues that we want to take up with study work at lafco. there's a lot of stuff we need to fund and i would urge you to give yourself the latitude to be flexible and able to do this. we've been able to do this. we've been very generous . >> thank you very much. we will close public comment. this item do we want to continue or we can file it. >> i would suggest continuing it to the next april meeting. >> so we'll continue this item to the call of the ch

the hustle and the flush and it's telling kansas something. marv: jamari traylor back on the floor for kansas. mason at the guard. good job defensively by baker. they have to regroup. here's mason. again a bad shot. he forced it. wichita state's defense has nothing do with what's happening. kansas has been taken out of its offense here in the second half. len: and that defense is really what's done it. the scramble and hustling as much as positioning and on the other end, earlier we talked about wichita state needing to slow the game down a little bit. now it's women that state that's relishing the opportunity to push the ball up the floor. marv: you see the differential in the second half and remember wichita state did rank seventh in the conference and ninth nationally defensively allowing only 56 points a game. kansas with seven turnovers in the second half. [whistle] nice hesitation dribble by vanvleet. leading to the foul call. it's number four on mason. chris: that's why you have to throw all statistics out the window when it comes to th

. >> the iraqi military said to be holding its position on the city of tikrit trying to flush out isil fighters. the iraqi forces are calling for reinforcements as they try to regain control of the city. they have secured northern and southern parts of tikrit, but isil fighters still holding about half of the city. iraqi forces regaining control to have the momentum to move toward another isil stronghold, mosul. peshmerga forces have blown up a bridge in northern iraq. the peshmerga have taken control of that area from isil about five months ago. we have this analysis of the situation on the ground in tikrit. >> essentially what iraqi militia commanders say is that they need this time to get enreinforcements into tikrit. now, they've managed to take back part of the city, but still isil remains in control of about half of it. even in the areas where it's not in control anymore, they have left behind booby trapped buildings explosives almost everywhere and neighborhoods ringed by snipers. that's why it's taking so long, it's the iraqi military with militia members calling for more milit

sense that this bill is probably going to be about that so we did not -- because the bills are not flushed out, we didn't take a position on many of the issues, but i recommend to you that you read this and tell us whether there are things in it that you want us to pay particular attention to remember again sorry mostly for the public if anybody is listening that the committee actually takes positions and not just make recommendations for the board, so so if you want to have input on that you have to come to the committee meeting or tell me or members of the committee what things you are interested in and i know the bill list was provided to all of you but the committee did take a position and i'm going to read it just to tell you what they are because they were things that we would obviously want to take the position on or have some timely reason to have a position taken early on so baker and sb 774 fuller which are the two bills in both houses that propose to repeal the cap and that's the exact reflection of the ordinance that was proposed here in san francisco a couple of weeks ago whic

skidded off a snowy runway nearly went into the waters of flushing bay. we have cnn's miguel marquez, live at laguardia with more. miguel? >> chris, amazing that so few injuries happened in this situation. right now that fuselage that plane is being taken off the runway here at laguardia so things can get back to normal. there are a few cancellations here a few delays but for the most part, this airport is struggling back into action. this morning, the priority to lift the battered fuselage of delta flight 1086 from laguardia's runway delta airlines the ntsb and port authority working to investigate the cause of the skid. >> obviously the pilot and the co-pilot's good efforts were reflected in fact there were only minor injuries. >> at 11:00 a.m. local time amid freezing fog and falling snow the delta flight landed on laguardia's runway 13. the md-88 lost control. skidding just over halfway down the 7,000-foot runway a sharp and violent turn to the left. the plane's nose slamming the embankment so hard it ripped off. its left wing damaged, leaking fuel. >

to flush out i.s.i.l. gunmen the troops set fire to the field. as i.s.i.l. tich rits from around tikrit new evidence has emerged. near the village, iraqi human rites and health ministry workers found on saturday. found some of those killed. we have come to open up the graves, there they'll take them to the forensic gloves. to get the d.n.a. and match them with the families. the militias that took back the ground where there are 400 bodies spread across grave sites. they are believed to be some of more than 1,000 unarmed military recruits undefended who were killed by i.s.i.l. making it not only a tragedy, but a political issue in baghdad. unlike the iraqi army collapse when i.s.i.l. rolled into iraq. no one is running from this fight. in the past two days shia cleric mokhtar el-sadr reacted his militia, sending the mebbing di army -- mahdi army. the fighters chants we'll revenge our brothers fourfield, referring to the recruits. they are setting off. >> iraqi military leaders are confident they can retake tikrit. they share the view. victories come at a high

cox with a nice flush there. 18 points eight boards. graham had the hot game all game long for vcu.wn the three-pointer. another big time three here. blow right past davidson. they head to their third straight atlantic 10 final. >>> crazy finish in the american east finals. albany facing stonybrook. rebound gets out and he does. with just seconds remaining, it has been a very difficult year for him. he took a leave of absence during te with his mother sue. she passed away after a four-year battle with cancer. winning the american east championship and a bid to the ncaa tournament 51-50 is your final score. >>> let's move on and talk hockey now. trots not exactly thrilled with the way his team has performed lately. in the midst of a five-game home stand. but they're not taking advantage of it. finale coming tomorrow against boston. >> the strength is in numbers. strength is pulling together when things aren't going well. not trying to do everything yourself. you can't carry him. either get rid of him, give him a shake, tell him to to get on the bus and start traveling in the right di

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if they start flushing a lot, shut down the water. everybody is going to the yard. >> this may be the officer's last chance to recover the weapons before they're used. >> there's, like, four or five weapons in there once you melt them all down. >> also ahead, conrad's mouth gets him in trouble with the parole board. >> he told the lady on the parole board [ bleep ] [ bleep ] and he called her a bitch and a whore. >>> after receiving an inside tip that inmates may have weapons in the level six facility, officers begin searching the units. >> so basically what i'm doing here is i'm looking inside the heater vent here. there's a space between the heater and the wall. that's a real common area for them to hide contraband. they tie a piece of wire or string and they'll fish it through the crease here and they'll feed it through the vent. found a shank in there yesterday. it was a pretty nice one. it was about -- just about a five inch piece sharpened a little bit. >> the officers didn't find the metal stock, but they did find a possible ne

he throws down the flush and has 15 points. gw gets the win. in women's hoops, they try to be mother nature by leaving today instead of tomorrow for the big ten turner meant. -- tournament. everything is done in the regular season. it does not matter anymore. >> you go into this turn them in time and it is 0-0 and everybody is undefeated and everybody's record is the same. it is a clean slate. we have to play even better. all the teams coming after us are going to give us their best shot. >> the grapefruit league starts tomorrow for the new york mets. meanwhile, all eyes on alex rodriguez in tampa. he had his first at bat and it looks like he did not miss a beat. he singled and finished 1-2 with a walk. ladies and gentlemen, a-rod has returned to the game. the white sox and dodgers. a fly ball to right. a great doctors catch. he drives. it result in a win and the white sox go on with the final of 6-4. it will take more than rain and cold weather to keep united off of the field. darrell gets it to go. they go on to win the match 2-1. -- match, 2

the pilot jackknifed to the flushing bay. if he jackknifed to the right, he would have gone into the terminal. there was not a better option. i talked to passengers from first class who said they felt like they were that close to the bay. >> nice job on evening news. >> it was nice to talk to charlie in the evening. >> i loved your hat too. >> very nicely nicely done. >>> now to an airplane drama in the west. harrison ford is recovering a little banked up this morning after crashing his vintage world war ii airplane. it landed on a golf course. carter evans is at the scene. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, gayle. you can see where he crashed. it was a close call too. we are surrounded by tall trees on all sides. this morning harrison ford is in the hospital recovering from surgery to repair broken bones. the 72-year-old actor made his distress call around 2:20 p.m. thursday shortly after taking off from santa monica airport in this vintage ryan p-22 aircraft. his sudden descent was witnessed by golfers. >> he turned b

at brakes as a possible reason for a delta jet kidded skidded off the runway and nearly landed in flushing at la guardia. the boeing just touched down and the automatic braking system took over. it engaged the brakes and devices that help slow the plane while traveling 100 miles per hour and slipped off the run and then crashed into a fence. dealing with fog but no delays so far. >> not yet. i am expecting there to be delays and they could let us know so we will watch that. >> first, our wood burning season or the winter "spare the air" where we ban wood burning which we had 23 days kick debted issue and 1,300 come palestinians. today we are 3-9 degrees warmer-than-average. the cooler area is the coast. a report 63 in lake tahoe. leyla? >> fog is not affecting the commute and we saw some of it in the north bay but it is not causing any problems along 101 if you travel through santa rosa through rohnert park you are at top speed and looking clear until petaluma when the slow down begins near highway 116. when you pass it, it eases up a bit. 9 drive through san rafael is a top speed across t

on the break with the big flush. duke going to the sweet 16 as they beat san diego state 68-49. >>> so with 'nova out, temple is the last team standing in the city. it was heartbreak a week ago when temple was left out of the ncaa tournament. but they pick up the pieces nicely as they play on in the nit. let's have it. no tears in the temple band they were rocking like grandma's favorite chair as they took on george washington. the owls doing a nice job turning d into o. will had a team high 21. jaylen bond getting up and throwing down. temple wins 90-77. they move on in the nit. but even their head coach had his eyes on 'nova last night. >> you know, i didn't think about it although last night, you know when i watched a lot of the villanova game they're such a good basketball team. and i texted jerry after the game last night just to tell him how proud of his program and him and villanova that i am. i think they're just an awesome, awesome team and just one of the games that happened for them. as far as we are conce

two years later 405 went into flushing bay, killing 27 people. that crash blamed on icy wings. bernard l [a]gat is a congested airport and is considered tough to land at because of close proximity to two others. if bernard l [a]gat was being built -- if laguardia were built today, you'd think twice about putting it there. . >> laguardia is an older airport and the runway would not pass muster with current regulations. there has to be a certain amount of room to the end and either side of the run way. >> reporter: airlines make up for that by using smaller airlines and are familiar with the terrain. investigators are under way and will center on air worthiness. navigation equipment on the ground severity of the weather and the role played by the pilots. >> always worry about the short run ways at laguardia. thank you >>> the weather called a 20 mile backup on i 65 in kentucky, many drives spending a night stranded in cars. nicole mitchell is watching the storm. a lot of people affected. >> yes. you talked about the plane, about six inches of snow. in kentucky, some said they wer

stein for the alley-oop. 15 points 10 boards including this two handed flush. kentucky wins the s.e.c. title. heading to the big dance. 34-0. number one overall seed. favorites to win it all. michigan state game. valentine. two seconds up. spartans inbounds. dawson for the win. rims out. wisconsin catches a break in overtime. outscoring osu 11-0 in ot. wisconsin is the big ten champ. but both will make it to the big dance. u-conn and southern methodist for the american conference title. alley-oop. must substantial up 15 at the half. larry brown smu must substantial, first title since 1988. moving onto the dance with a 64-54 victory. virginia commonwealth. graham lays it in 20 points ten boards. vcu wins their first a-10 title and the invite to the ncaa tournament with a victory. georgia state and georgia southern for the sun belt title. we are with southern. 18 of the team's 38 points. they take the sun belt title and advance to the tournament for the first time since 20016789 it came with a price. head coach ron hunter tore his achilles tendon during the post

happens over the next few months gets much more oriented behind the meter resources which is not flushed out that well in the report make that more robust and give you guys and your staff a primary role in planning all of that out. >> thank you mr. brooks other members of the public? all right seeing none thank you terra thank you again. all right public comment is closed next item. monica. >> deborah raphael and jen jackson -- information and discussion. >> commissioners we had talked about adding a repeating element to the agenda where we welcome new department members and so i've got five of them to announce to you it's not that they all five started in the last week we're just starting to get in the routine of this so we've got a few that have been here for a little while so they haven't been here in this room and i want to welcome them as i say your name will you please stand up so danny soto from the soto from the soto from the clean transportation team [applause] he's working on clean vehicle programs thank you danny and from the energy watch program we have 2 people that really j

russell westbrook with 27 points, including the flush. okdc beats l.a.ark turgeon says he will talk to melo trimble later this week about his future. will he go to the nba or stay with the terps? there is word in college park that he is leaning toward staying. believe me, if he stays, he will be first-team all-american. leon: absolutely, and he will be higher in the draft. tim: and maryland would be a contender next year. leon: check this out -- a creative way to alison: a search for answers after the airliner crash in germany as the top trending story on wjla.com. president obama changes the plan for withdrawing troops from afghanistan. plus, the work week forecast. leon: people try a lot of things to get around traffic rules, but a man in washington state got very creative. for a fake passenger in his car for the hov lane, he used a cardboard cutout of the most interesting man in the world. he was slapped with a $124 fine. alison: the best part of the picture is he's laughing. (brad) my friends, i give you... ...the apartminternet. the new apartments-d