. >> this is a busy airport, heathrow, slowing a boarding pass is not required. shoppers can shop without the boarding pass being scanned. the v.a.t. relief at airports is meant to benefit travellers. but things may only change if enough travellers decide to save their money for when they get to the destination >>> the u.s. environmental protection agency says water quality from a colorado river returned to the same level it was. released in the water from an old goldmine. health officials said the city of dewar anningo can start taking drinking water again >>> people in southern california came up with a novel way of conserving water. they've released what they call shame balls across the reservoir, blocking sun light hitting the water. they expect a billion litres of water. reservoirs badly drained >>> demou, a german teenager having a swim in bavaria came across something unusual. the 16-year-old found a solid gold bar at the bottom of the lake she was swimming in, she handed it to the police. the 500 gram bar was worth about 16,000 euro, and if no one claims

they will begin nonstop flights between san jose and heathrow's airport. british airports will make one daily flight using the new boeing 787 dreamliner. the flit will give the silicon valley more options quickly and easily. >> we can't wait to get going. >> british airways service to london begins may 4th. tickets are expected to go on sale tomorrow. >>> taxi drivers are scheduled to try to convince the san francisco airport not to review operating permits for ride share companies. the current permits expire okay 31st. during a news conference, taxi drivers plan to show a video that they show shows drivers violating rules at sfo. they also accuse ride share companies of failing to provide access to wheelchair users and refusing to require fingerprint- based background checks for their drivers. >>> san francisco based ferry is expanding service through october to meet growing demand. ridership increased 8% in the last fiscal year. during peak times, the vallejo line was 90% filled. the extra votes are also in response to passengers who have been complainin

nonstop service will be from san jose to heathrow in london on board british air's boeing 797 dreamliner. it's the first transplantic service from mineta which has nonstop trance pacific to tokyo and beijing. the new service starts next spring. >> london calling. >> if you want to cool off, london is the spot. nine days out of ten. >> more fog than us? >> we didn't have any fog today. it's weird. all that matters is that onshore flow. >> we have had really nice weather. >> it's been pleasant. dependenting what your tolerance for heat is we may leave that pleasant zone tomorrow. it will be hot. right now it's hazy, fog-free in san francisco. london is hoarding all the fog hence the name. 80 right now in oakland. 80 san jose. 89 santa rosa. 68 san francisco. tonight about 60 humid and cloudy. warmer overnight temperatures. still two big weather players and the pattern is amplified. sometimes we have a zonal flow where the jet stream rides across the area. there is a kink in the jet stream. a big rise causing thunderstorms over the intermountain west. for us the dominant weather factor for

nonstop service to london's heathrow airport starting in may.y will make one daily round trip flight. it will give the silicon valley more options. >>> was a hero's welcome for a man from sacramento. up next his reaction to the growing support after he tackled a gunman holding an ak- 47. >>> good morning. thanks for the queue. high, everybody. this is a look at 880 north and southbound. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, are you not going to like it. >>> high clouds. warm to lot. look at that. pretty picture. temperatures on their way up. >>> highward police officer's gun was stolen did youing a car burglary in oakland. theft reported yesterday morning from a car parked near a starbucks. officers were told to be on the look out for the gun. four magazines, ipad and hayward identification. last week a gun was stolen from the chief of the uc berkeley police. >>> the preliminary hearing continues today for the man charged in that pier shooting with his defense attorney saying the evidence shows it was an accident. francisco lopez sanchez to

the spokesperson for heathrow, says showing boarding passes is not legally required. and customers don't are to share this information. they will be able to assist. the uk government has confirmed that it's meant to benefit travelers, rather than to increase profits for major retailers, but things will change if enough travelers decide to save their money for when they get to their destination. >> a visit to poland's second largest city can be breath taking in more ways than one. crack off is known for its architect, and the pollution is making people sick. trying to clear the air and it's pollution records. >> there are plenty of reasons to visit it in the sunshine, world architecture and centuries of history. but when the world is cold, it fills with toxic smoke. >> it stinks, it's dirty and the smoke goes down to the street. there's no visibility. everything is dirty and gray. >> household chimneys put out toxic fifth. filth. seven out of ten homes wrote it for heat. four times the world health's organization's safe limit. >> my nose started bleeding one morning, a

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conflict boiled over today with four airplane hijackings, including one that was aborted at london's heathrowirport. >> today palestinian commandos took over a british airliner, the fourth successful hijacking in as many days. the jetliner was forced to land at the jordanian desert airfield, already occupied by two other big planes, twa and a swiss airline. >> now there are 298 people held hostage on a bleak, hot, dusty airstrip out in the desert, and they are surrounded by arabs who say they will kill them all if there's any attempt at rescue. >> the popular front for the liberation of palestine, the plfp, proudly claimed credit for the coordinated action. >> the arabs, not just palestinians, look at israel as an occupying force. it's occupying arab land. and they don't believe that israel should be there. that's the basis of the conflict. >> there is a group from pflp on every plane to explain or problem, the palestinian problem, and to justify the way we are doing things to convince the world. >> to the palestinians, they thought they had to choice but turn to violence because no one's lis

the company just filed a patent for a plane that can shuttle you from jfk to heathrow in the tame it to navigate an international terminal. it will whisk passengers across the atlantic in 90 minutes. this ultrarapid vehicle would zoom through the skies at four times the sound of sound. that's it for now. i'm turning you over for brianna filling in for wolf blitzer in the situation room. >>> happening now, breaking news al qaeda threats, twin messages from the terror groups deadliest affiliate. a new video calls for more lone wolf attack ss. captured troops trained to fight isis are are captured and held by another terror group in syria. is the u.s. strategy falling apart? i'll ask tom cotton of the intelligence committee. center stage, donald trump will be out front of the first gop debate

depend on cars to make their living, installing custom exhausts in their shop minutes from london's heathrowport. they never dreamed they'd end up using their car to chase down a hit-and-run driver. january 19th, 2011, just before 10:00 a.m., jack and raj are on their usual commute to work when they notice a red mercedes driving recklessly. >> stupid driving. that's stupid driving. >> what caught our attention immediately was the fact that a driver had decided to break the law by just barging in front of us in the first place. >> jack records his drive to work with a dash cam to avoid being falsely accused of being involved in a lawsuit. a scam in brittain call eed cra for cash. >> we installed them in our vehicles. that kind of driving, look, look, look. >> this time jack's dash cam on the case, recording everything. >> i don't think anybody would have anticipated anything they were doing that day is all being recorded on a high-definition camera. >> jack and his son watch the woman to see what she does next. >> she happened to be going the same way we were going. >> going 60 miles per hour

they have, they had a fuel problem with a boeing, excuse me with a british air coming into heathrow. that was, only thing that comes to mind, and they landed safely. this is the only real accident that i can think of. i would have to go to the computer to see if i can find something else. but it is very safe airplane. trish: whether it was an accident, i want to walk through that. you and cheryl have a bit after hypothesis what might have happened. walk us through that, cheryl. >> tom talked about so much the fact that they were so off course. planes just don't disappear. think of air traffic as the highway, the freeway, the i the 5. it is the -- i-95. it is same thing. planes just don't veer off the highway and go nowhere. that is why the aviation community is so transfixed finding the plane and again there are conspiracy theories. that the fact that the plane was so far off, reunion island so far away from the plane's route and some officials an analysts and experts this just doesn't make since. there is no on board -- only thing i can think of is loss of oxygen. that is the only t

. >> a spokesperson for heathrow said where showing a boarding pass is not legally required, passengers will be able to shop without the boarding pass bank scanned. the u.k. government confirmed it is meant to benefit travelers rather than increase profits for major retailers, that things may only really change if enough travelers decide to save their money for when they get to their destination. al jazeera, london. >> on the money beat, the woman who says she could beat floyd mayweather in a fight, rhonda rousey is ranked number eight of women in sports. the mixed martial artist comes in behind maria sharapova and venus williams among others. >> a judge wants the nfl and tom brady to negotiate a settlement in the now infamous deflate gate scandal. is it over now? >> deflate gate is not over. despite that meeting in new york, if presiding judge has his way, the two sides will end this sooner rather than later. >> a hero's welcome for fall brady raving to ask a judge to overturn his suspension. nfl commissioner roger goodell, once inside, judge richard m bur man put both on the spot sayi

and most of that is the approach of the listed several studies that have done -- london heathrow, laguardia a bunch of different studies that have shown that, in fact, airport particulates can reach as far as five to six, in some cases 10 nautical miles downwind from the airport. .. it's not genetic. it is environmentally induced pollution in the environmentally induced pollution is what is causing autism. we'll see a spike across the u.s.a. they can change the diagnosis or at the incidents. more children receive services today than they were and they will continue over the next 10 years. there is a heavy metal loaded and autism. we know that. that is why vaccines were pointed out. the heavy load in air pollution can in fact deposit in the hair and nails that these children and when they do the back at the hair and nails of these children come if they find a heavy metal disposition is significantly higher than typically developing children. they are exposed to toxic metals and that is from environmental pollution. the you see davis 2012 came out with a study that said the 2015 cause of auti

several studies, london heathrow, la guardia or a bunch of different studies that have shown that in fact airport particulates can reach as far as 5 to 6 and in some cases 10 nautical miles downwind from an airport. the biggest issue with that is we know vaccines do not cause autism, largest organization in february of 2012 came out and said vaccines to not cause autism. why did they say that? every scientific journal published on that refuted that and in fact proved the opposite of that. we now have 12 peer reviewed studies and i have cited references that there is an increased risk of losses associated with increased air pollution around conception and/or pregnancy. ..

most of that this approach is that i've listed studies that have done, london heathrow will, laguardia a bunch of different studies that have shown that, in fact, airport particulates can reach as far as five to six and in some cases 10 nautical miles downwind from an airport. so the biggest issue with that is is that we know that vaccines do not cause autism. the largest organization in february 2012 came out and said that vaccines do not cause autism. every scientific journal that was published on the reputed. in fact, it proves the opposite. we now have 12 peer-reviewed studies, and i cite in the references, that there's an increased risk of autism associate with increased air pollution around conception and/or pregnancy. the vast majority, and i've talked to harvard scientists through personal to me patient, is not genetic. it's environmentally induced pollution. environmentally induced pollution is what is causing autism. we will see a spike in awe system across u.s.a., and i look at diagnosis or hide incidents but the fact of america's more children are receiving services today t