ramp in fort worth. rescue teams getting the driver out safely. you see the bed of the cap hanging out there. you can see under there, there is a small car that's pinned under the truck. jews are trying to get two people inside the car out. but it's an empty water tanker so still working to get the two people trapped in the small car. >> it is 4:49. imagine trying to land a plane and not being able to reach anyone because the air traffic controller was sleeping. it apparently happened. two airplanes landed at reagan national airport outside the capital yesterday without any assistance from the tower there, that's because the only controller in the tower had apparently fallen asleep. the incoming flight contacted a regional controller 40 miles away. >> so you're aware, one aircraft going to dca, the tower is apparently unmanned. called on the phone and nobody is answering so the aircraft went in with an uncontrolled airport. >> wow. so transportation secretary ray lahood has ordered a national review of t

será por fe que siempre habrán cosas que suceden, también se informa que desde el aeropuerto de fort worthra los pasajeros. frente a la situación las autoridades llaman al público a la calma y dicen que seguirán m monitoreando de la situación. >> es todo. ahora regreso con ustedes. >> muchísimas gracias. en otras noticias la portavoz del ex presidente de haití dijo que llegará mañana viernes a la capital del país, puerto príncipe, llegaría haití 2 días antes de las elecciones presidenciales y legislativa convocadas para el domingo, esto que el presidente de los estados unidos le pidió que lo aplazará considerando un riesgo para la estabilidad del país. >> tiempo de una pausa, criticado fuertemente a la canciller mexicana tanto por el programa "rápido y furia i furi y el caso de aviones espías en territorio mexicano. volvemos con más. >> el operativo "rápido y furioso" de estados unidos y el sobrevuelo de aviones no tripulado norteamericano en méxico han generado críticas por parte de legisladores mexicanos lo dirigen al propio gobierno mexicano desde la capital mexicana nos dicen que patri

fort worth. >>> today on mosaic we have a new son shining and it is father veto coreown, founder of a new religious founder. and it's good to talk about it because we don't have the opportunity to open the book on how this type of thing is-- it done. it is not something you go off and do. there are a lot of steps. so can you tell us how it happened in. >> yeah, tom. well first of all, you have to have a call. and then discern if it's really a true call, from god, and that happens, that knowing if it's from god, comes from the church. >> you do it in -- with other people, kind of a discernment thing? >> yeah. >> you do with it the knowledge, the archbishop has the knowledge of how you do it. >> i could give you a quick history. >> quickly of course. we're not in god's time. >> of course. i went to the st. angels oratory and there in prayer heard a word in my soul and heart to start something new. and so i came back to discern what that may mean and did about a year of prayer and approached archbishop neederhauher about starting a new order in the archbishop. and he asked me to prayer f

to do a woman who dresses we had reports today that people coming from tokyo through the dallas fort worth airport the chicago airport were kicking off radiation detectors they don't have any in the los angeles airport they're installing them as we speak apparently what the. does this mean we understand everything that i've been hearing in the news reports was that up until now tokyo had not had particularly going over it the winds had always been going west across these plants ever since the meltdown occurred and and radiation doesn't stick to people particles to anybody well i must concerns actually that when they measure these people for radiation exposure they're taking the outside measurements so they're taking the external measurement so that's what they're getting that does not tell us what they have gotten internally david hilbert that is correct it does not tell us and so while you might be able to with water and i'm still debating that in my own mind but you might be able to wash off with water you may not be able to get out of your system and that's the real issue is what they'v

. >> reporter: this is video from fort worth texas. this was the big rigs that was dangling over the highway. they are trying to pick up and move it off the road. it was dangling over freeway ramp. they have pulled the driver out he is being treated, he was trapped in the cab for more than an hour. a small car was pinned underneath the truck. that red sedan. there were people in that and i believe they have taken out. the cause of that accident has not been known. they will decide today whether to fine pga anyone millions of dollars a day. it would be the toughest in the series of missteps that they have taken against pg&e since the deadly gas line explosion. the proposed fund would not be issued until pg&e has a chance to defend itself after hearing set for monday. for the failure to comply with an order to produce records mayor find its gas lines have been set at safe pressure levels. the government's star witness took the stand in barry bonds perjury trial, testified this logger ordered him to research a steroid. his childhood frien

a vision that is now on view in texas at the modern art museum of fort worth. >> it wasn't just stoppingg photographs. he was taking notes. >> reporter: for the show's cure rate everor ed ruscha's photographs of 26 gasoline stations between oklahoma and los angeles which he later turned into a book signaled a new way of seeing the world. >> none of these gas stations are particularly interesting. they're just places. and i think what shocked the art world about these pictures was that he wasn't being artistic. he was almost playing the role of an and throw poll gist. >> reporter: but in the role of artist, ruscha started turning these overlooked roadside places into the subjects of his vibrant and precise paintings. >> basically what he did was create a new form of landscape painting based on fragments of roadside events that you would see through the windshield of your car. >> maybe that's what i've been doing my entire life as an artist is trying to depict facades with words on them. >> reporter: back in 1982 sunday morning visited ed ruscha at work in his los angeles studio. as a stud

fort worth, texas. this tanker truck has broken three the retaining wall and is dangling over the ground. the cab right there completely off the roadway and dangling. the driver not hurt, but you can see also about halfway past the middle of the trailer. there is a car crushed and it is underneath the tanker truck. apparently nobody has been hurt in this accident. but firefighters have their work cut out trying to rescue the people from the car that is mashed underneath that truck. we'll let you know more as the emergency officials get further involved in this. >> city employee unions have reached a tentative contract agreement with the city. it calls for a 10% reduction of pay and benefits for to years. city engineers and architects. trade workers and mid-level managers. seven other unions including the san jose police officers association are still bargaining with the city which is facing a deficit and threatening layoffs. >> san mateo county transit district will talk about money problems. they opera

. >> kristen: developing news in texas, take a look at live pictures from the fort worth overpass, you can see the big rig hanging over the side. car and people have been trapped underneath. they have gotten the people out. they are fine. big rig driver is also fine. so now they need to get the rig off the edge. a happy conclusion. >> eric: three san jose employee units have reached a tentative deal with the city. 10% reduction in pay for two years. they represent city engineers architects and supervisors and medicine level managers. seven other unions including the police officers association is still bargaining. >> del monte is recalling 50,000 cantaloupe because of possible contamination. they ordered recall after getting word that 12 reported cases of salmonella poisoning. they were sold at stores like costco. california is one of states affected. costco says it called 150,000 customers by phone to notify them of the recall. go to our website at www.abc7.com. >> eric: 25 minutes or more or less is when the heavy rain moves in. >> starting to move in and spread across most of bay. g

. >>> we are learning more about the dramatic rescue in fort worth, texas, this morning. water tanker truck hanging off the freeway edge. rescue teams got the drive of the truck out safely as well as the two other people pinned in a car under there. they just got them out. the extent of their injuries still unknown. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> all right. we have to be careful on the roads, too, especially with the storm moving in. storms in the area including santa rosa with moderate amounts of rainfall all the way in a san rafael. now it's shopping up toward the central bay. scattered showers with light activity but it's going to pick up. not only that the rain, we have the winds picking up as well so be very, very careful. rain heavy during the morning. urban and small stream flood advisory going up. the ground is totally saturated. could see rapid rises in the creeks and streams. the main rivers will stay within their content, but in the meantime the winds are going to be gusting to 45 miles per hour especially at the coastline, expect some downe

. >>> this is a sight in fort worth, texas, a tanker truck dangling over a ramp. it collided with a car. the fire rescue team used a ladder truck and harness and pulled that driver out. there he is on the gurney. he was taken to safety, rushed to the hospital along with two other people in that other car. >>> all the bad news lately has actually been a boom for one type of business -- the sales of underground bunkers, going through the roof, as much as 1,000%. look at the most elaborate shelter. it includes private rooms for more than 900 people. there's a wine cellar there, medical and dental clinics, a prayer room and a prison down there. the reservation at the shelter costs $5,000 per person. >>> it is 7:55. a new study suggests that mercury exposure from the eating of fish will not raise the risk of heart disease and stroke. harford officials studied it in toenail clippings from thousands of people. toenails are considered a good gauge of long time mercury exposure. roimps say there's no significant difference between people with high and low exposures. mercur

low fort worths for fairfield. napa, starting off at 3 9 degrees. we'll go 50. a few breaks here in the morning. rain develops by late this afternoon and tonight from this guy right here. you can see the low wrapping itself up. as it does -- they intensify as they get closer to us. another system will come in right behind that one. come on, keep it going. there will be another one on thursday. this a computer model forecast for the -- this is a computer model for the forecast. here comes the system. if you need to get it done, some chores, or maybe you can play golf or the tennis courts may be dried off. by tonight, it comes in. it takes us overnight into wednesday morning. maybe a slight break wednesday afternoon. there will still be a few showers. here comes the next system roaring in. i think the morning commute on thursday looks tough. by friday, we'll be on the back edge of this and we'll start to see that decrease. one more system on saturday. for the sierra nevada, the winter storm warning is out from 7:00 p.m. tonight until 5:00 p.m. on friday. that's a

. >>> in fort worth, texas, this morning, a deadly head-on crash. look at these pictures between a tanker truck and wrong-way driver in a pickup truck. that tanker truck was carrying a full load of gasoline. it just blew up as you see in these pictures. the driver of the tanker truck was killed there at the scene. the driver of the pickup truck survived. >>> 8:40, now to the ncaa tournament and a team many thought shouldn't be in the tournament. that team is one win away from playing for the national championship. >> virginia commonwealth have made it to the final four. >> virginia commonwealth university knocked off number one seed kansas to punch their ticket to the final four. they face butler university on saturday. university of kentucky and university of connecticut play in the other game this weekend. >>> time is 8:40. more disturbing developments about the crisis in japan. the latest on the testing of radiation levels. >>> also, how the crisis in japan is directly affecting the united states. it is 8:43. let's bring you up to date on top sto

host: which will go to fort worth, texas. good morning. caller: they want to say he is attacking his civilians. his civilians did not like a peaceful demonstration. they rioted and took up arms. the people on of muammar gaddafi's side are people, too. nobody is looking to that. there was somebody that was willing to work. where are the diplomats? where are all of the people that obama said he would put his hand out to? that is not europe's oil. that is lydia's oil. there is a time when the guests have to go home. host: what is your reaction? guest: he try to make a clear distinction between civilians who are not involved in military action and those rebels who are taking action against libyan security forces. in practice, especially if you are piloting a cockpit, that is a clear distinction to make. in principle, it has been established that the libyan people taking up arms, not just picking up a machine gun for self protection but those who are engaging with real military capabilities, our real targets for security forces. host: he has ma

caller: fort worth, texas. host: you are on the air. go ahead. caller: good morning. am i on the air? host: go ahead, caller. caller: the republicans are preaching religion and again like they are the only ones who have religion. also, now they're bringing in that they are the only patriots. it is just bridiculous. they are dismantling this country. the congress, the government. another thing i want to bring out is this at&t taking over the other. host: t-mobile? caller: yes. where are the monopoly laws? host: we talked about that issue on c-span's "the communicator's" which will read error of one -- reair on c-span2. our focus is the primary calendar. it is currently iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, then it nevada. florida is trying to move their state up. we will check in with adam smith. from north carolina? caller: south carolina. good morning. ok. the primary is coming. you tell me, steve. who do you think will be the leading female vice presidential candidate? host: female? caller: it has to be. haley won against a much mroeore qualified candidate simply bec

: so bob williams, who runs the animal sanctuary, turned to a company called prosthetic care in fort worthreated and donated this prosthetic leg which midnight put on for the first time sunday. what happened next exceeded the expectations of williams and the rest of the ranchhand rescue staff. >> our hope was that with the prosthetic leg he would be able to walk. and that he'd be able to exercise. and be out in the pastures with the other horses and just enjoy being a horse. when he ran, and he jumped. we all cried. it was the most amazing thing i've ever seen in my life. >> reporter: and thanks to the mir ack of science, midnight now shines as bright as the sun. >> he can live another 25 or 30 years, happy, healthy, full life. >> thanks for watching, everyone. join us again monday on "the early show" op. >> for more about "the early show," visit us at cbsnews.com.

this truck and dangling over the ramp in fort worth. he had a small car, ended up sliding partially off of there. at team used a death ladder truck to get the driver out. the truck driver and to people in the car all had to get medical attention. we do not know other conditions. pretty spectacular sight there. 7:27 a.m. aboard a couple of minutes check out the weather and traffic in the bay area with the storm upon a spirius. >> darya: 7:30 a.m., everybody looks a lot wetter. james lick, and 1 01 southbound appeare. itn ugly commute out there james. now this rain has gone steady. >> james: we will stay wet until noon, and then we will get scattered showers. the afternoon drive will be impacted as much. storm tracker for we are watching the storms intensify. steady is a word right now we will use. it is not terribly heavy, but moderate showers that will go away. 1 01 has been underneath this for quite awhile now appeared all of that drains down into the smaller creeks and rivers. all the way to the golden gate bridge is wet. intent showe

host: which will go to fort worth, texas. good morning.ler: they want to say he is attacking his civilians. his civilians did not like a peaceful demonstration. they rioted and took up arms. the people on of muammar gaddafi's side are people, too. nobody is looking to that. there was somebody that was willing to work. where are the diplomats? where are all of the people that obama said he would put his hand out to? that is not europe's oil. that is lydia's oil. there is a time when the guests have to go home. host: what is your reaction? guest: he try to make a clear distinction between civilians who are not involved in military action and those rebels who are taking action against libyan security forces. in practice, especially if you are piloting a cockpit, that is a clear distinction to make. in principle, it has been established that the libyan people taking up arms, not just picking up a machine gun for self protection but those who are engaging with real military capabilities, our real targets for security forces. host: he has made t

terry joins us from fort worth, texas. good morning. caller: good morning. i think it is a doggone shame that we have to continue to stick our nose and other people's business before we really know what goes on. i am not even really sure -- we have done this many times in the last 46 years, sticking people andin there. i do not trust our government. they are continuing to stick our nose in other people's business. hillary clinton trying to get world wide laws that match u.s. laws. i do believe this is totally wrong. we have enough problems of our own. let those people over there take care of their own business. let's take care of our business right now. for them to to continue to be bombing people because they have stockpiles of cruise missiles and everything else and experimental stuff, which they did with us in viet nam. as far as i am concerned it is totally wrong. you can talk all you want to about the united nations, but this is nothing but a squeeze play by the united states and a few other little countries that want something done because they are mad

in response of findings of misleading advertising in enrollment practices at houston, dallas and fort worth campuses. a g.a.o. report, which senator tom hark reigned i requested -- harkin requested. they sent applications to 15 of these for-profit colleges. they found that they made questionable statements to potential applicants including westwood. investigators found admission representatives at westwood misstating the cost of programs, failing to disclose graduation rates and even -- even suggesting that applicants falsify federal financial aid forms. the presiding officer: the -- the majority has expired. mr. durbin: i ask that the remainder of my statement be entered into the record and i yield the floor. mr. blunt: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from missouri. mr. blunt: madam president, next wednesday marks the first anniversary of the day that president obama signed the law into -- into -- signed the bill into law that really, in my opinion, and in the opinion of most americans, is the greatest involvement in our nation's health care system in history. what we s

host: let's go to caroline, a democratic caller in fort worth, texas. guest: to good morning.aller: i wanted to know if you are familiar with the story about a 16-year-old genius. i believe they say he won the science fair for the formula that he put together concerning methane gas. i'll understand that some of the scientists in boston area decided -- austin area decided to use his project. it was on the news yesterday. she is changing the methane gas into a liquid -- he is changing the methane gas into a liquid, and he says it would drop the price of gasoline. gee, i actually had a relative that at an early age went to a math and science program at north texas university. it is a great program. you take 16-year-olds and they accelerate. i have not heard that, but there are so many great things that could happen. if research's there, we do not need to stick our hand -- had in the sand. i hope they do not cut funding. that will make our lives better five or 10 years from now, whether it is from methane gas to liquid, that sounds great. if it can drop the price and clean up the

the dallas-fort worth airport which already supports 300,000 jobs will see billions of dollars in new business, and i know that chairman woman granger calls that the economic engine of north texas. fifth and timely, this budget funds the people and platforms that make possible everything i've described. we have diplomatic relations with 190 countries. having served in the senate for eight years, i know what it's like to get a phone call when an american citizen somewhere is in trouble, and one of those 190 countries, and i know what it's like to be told somebody's in trouble in a country where there's not adequate diplomatic relations. we have political officers diffusing crisis, development officers, and economic officers working to make deals for american business. several of you asked about the safety of your constituents in the middle east. well, this budget funds the officers who evacuated over 126 americans from egypt and libya, nearly 17,000 from haiti after the earthquake. they issued 14 million passports. they are the first line of defense against would-be terrorists seeking

dallas-fort worth which already supports 300,000 jobs will see billions of dollars of new business. i know theow chair will manage grainger calls that the economic engine of north texas. this funds the people and platforms that make possible everything i have described. we have diplomatic relations cou with 190 countries having served in the senate for eight years i know what it is like to get a phone callne when the american citizen is in trouble andnd i know what it is like to be told us secretary of state somebody is in trouble that we don't have adequate diplomatic relations. we have political officers using crisis and expanding opportunity and economic officersd working to make deals for american business. several of you have asked the department of the safety of your constituents in the middle east this helps to fund a counselor officers helping to evacuate americans from egypt and libya and 17,000 in haiti after the earthquake and issuing passports and the first line ofiopo t defense froa would-be terrorist seeking of the sick to enter the country prepare now 2011 is a tough

. >> host: we'll go to fort worth, texas. philip, republican, good morning. >> caller: good morning. you know, this whole thing -- they want to say that he's attacking his civilians. well, his civilians didn't make it a peaceful demonstration. they rided, they took up arms and the people in, you know, that are on gadhafi's side, they're citizens too. they have a right to defend themselves, you know? nobody is looking at that. they gave up nuclear weapons. that was somebody that was willing to work. where was the diplomats? where's president obama's, you know, hand for all the people that he said he was going to put his hand out to? you know, where was he when iran was attacking their people and shooting that woman? where was the outcry then, you know? that's not europe's oil. that's libya's oil. if they don't want to sell it, then they don't have to, you know? there's a time when the guests have to go home, you know? >> host: nora, do you have any thoughts? what's your reaction? >> guest: yeah general ham has tried to make a

the dallas-fort worth operate, madam chairman, which already supporting 300,000 jobs will see billions of dollars in new business, and i know that chairwoman granger calls that the economic vehicle of texas. this funds the platforms making possible everything i described. we have relations with 190 countries. having served in the senate for eight years, i know what it's like to get a phone call when an american citizen somewhere is in trouble, and one of those 190 countries, and i know what it's like to be told as secretary of state that somebody is in trouble in a country where we don't have adequate relations. we have political officers diffusing crisis, development officers expanding opportunity, and economic officers working to make deals for american business. several of you asked about the safety of the middle east. this helps fund the officers who evacuated americans from e just a minute and libya, nearly 17,000 from haiti after the earthquake. they issued 14 million passports. they are the first line of defense against would-be terrorists seeking visas to enter our country. now

the dallas-fort worth airport which already supports 300,000 jobs will see billions of dollars in new business, and i know that chairman woman granger calls that the economic engine of north texas. fifth and timely, this budget funds the people and platforms that make possible everything i've described. we have diplomatic relations with 190 countries. having served in the senate for eight years, i know what it's like to get a phone call when an american citizen somewhere is in trouble, and one of those 190 countries, and i know what it's like to be told somebody's in trouble in a country where there's not adequate diplomatic relations. we have political officers diffusing crisis, development officers, and economic officers working to make deals for american business. several of you asked about the safety of your constituents in the middle east. well, this budget funds the officers who evacuated over 126 americans from egypt and libya, nearly 17,000 from haiti after the earthquake. they issued 14 million passports. they are the first line of defense against would-be terrorists seeking

worth looking into. considering recent arrests like faisal shahzad who is accused of trying to bomb times square and army major nadal hasan, the accused forthood shooter. >> name another religion where there's an international effort today where there could be an imam in yemen talking to a member of our military in texas. >> reporter: but critics insist muslim americans have also helped authorities crack several plots and they don't want these hearings to stop that trend. and some house republicans worry the hearings could distract congress from where it needs to be focused right now, on the economy. betty? >> all right, susan mcginnis in washington this morning. thank you, susan. >>> jared loughner is being arraigned in phoenix today on new federal charges from the january shooting rampage in tucson. six people were killed and 13 wounded, including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. the judge in the case is considering a prosecution request to have loughner undergo a psychological examination. in court on monday, prosecutors revealed a youtube video showing a hooded figure, thought to be loughner, burning an american flag. prosecutors say

thanks to mayor baker in his own immortal words, life's worth living in fort smith, arkansas.i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from texas rise? the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, just a few minutes ago i had the privilege of listening to janice k. bobholtz, a deputy sheriff from wisconsin. courtney johnson, a teacher from ohio. ryan phagg, an electrician from indiana, lynn rat cliff, a school support staff from ohio. and tom geier, a u.s. army veteran and a parole officer from ohio. all of them pleading with this congress to intervene or to see the nonsense of their governors who are union busting and breaking the backs of middle class americans. they all explained how the unions were eager to work with these states on health and pension benefits. but yet, because of special interests and large corporate donors and private conversations of the governor of wisconsin talking about breaking the backs of the special 14 who are trying to stay out to

worth more than $100 million. >>> the san francisco coroner today released the identity of the man found off fort mason last week. he was identified as 64-year-old metipahari. the coroner says the cause of death hasn't been determined. they are waiting for the results of toxicology tests. >>> police are not saying if an officer will be disciplined after his dog killed another dog while off-duty. we first brought you this story in january, days after the police dog named arago attacked a 6-year-old dog in a of timewood park. the department announced todays the investigation is over but says disciplinary actions are confidential. the department concluded the officer didn't follow proper procedures in supervising his dog. >>> with the threat of u.n. intervention libyan leader moammar gadhafi declared a ceasefire against opposition forces today. but rebels called it a lie. ktvu's rita williams tells us why there are signs now that the international community is on the verge of taking military action to remove moammar gadhafi from power. (gunfire). >> reporter: on the eve of the anniversary of the u.s. attack on iraq

worth more than $100 million. >>> the san francisco coroner today released the identity of the man found off fort mason last week. he was identified as 64-year-old metipahari. the coroner says the cause of death hasn't been determined. they are waiting for the results of toxicology tests. >>> police are not saying if an officer will be disciplined after his dog killed another dog while off-duty. we first brought you this story in january, days after the police dog named arago attacked a 6-year-old dog in a of timewood park. the department announced todays the investigation is over but says disciplinary actions are confidential. the department concluded the officer didn't follow proper procedures in supervising his dog. >>> with the threat of u.n. intervention libyan leader moammar gadhafi declared a ceasefire against opposition forces today. but rebels called it a lie. ktvu's rita williams tells us why there are signs now that the international community is on the verge of taking military action to remove moammar gadhafi from power. (gunfire). >> reporter: on the eve of the anniversary of the u.s. attack on iraq

. >>> and today, officials in fort bragg will be taking a closer look at the damage caused by the tsunami there. officials say there is an estimated $4 million worth of damage. the northern california city was pounded with waves up to six feet, wiping out docks and damages boats. today workers hope to remove pieces of the broken piers. and divers will be called in to evaluate damage done to the harbor. >>> 7:33. happening right now, a church in richmond is staging a sit- in. they are fighting what they call a fraudulent evacuation. tara moriarty is live where we understand sheriff deputies are due to arrive any time. >> reporter: parishionerses say they are sitting down, in effect, standing up, for a cause. there are some standing guard waiting for the sheriff's deputies. others are inside baiting -- waiting for the showdown. this property is being foreclosed. this church received a predatory loan, and say their signature wassing forked. these people say they are willing to be arrested. >> they are gonna have to drag me out here today. they are gonna have to handcuff me, drag me by my ankles. this is my property and we deserve to be here here. >>