>>hogan: what we've seen is an eleven percent increase for the first half over the same time last year, we also took eleven aircraft in the second half of last year too. >>reporter: at present etihad is still losing money and is reticent to release figures, but its ceosays that this would soon change >>hogan: we're targeting to break even at the end of next year - and to move into profitability. >>reporter: profitability that escapes the established carriers of europe. lufthansa was down 135 million in the first half of the year, ba lost 250 million dollars last quarter alone and air france klm suffered a staggering loss of nearly 2 billion dollars in the last year. the volcanic ash cloud may have played a part, but the main reason the legacy carriers suffer is simply - legacy, while those from the gulf have been able to start efficiently from scratch. >>pearce: the performance of airlines in the middle east is certainly helped by the fact they were green field set ups, they weren't hampered by the legacy working practices and systems that many of the larger european airlines that are

. >> and chris hogan was fishing when he found the speech will.e kept the tail off it wanted to eat it. the state and wildlife is a young, pygmy sperm whale which is a protected species and it is illegal. chris hogan could face federal charges. >> and with the carolina look getting pounded. and quite a stir of. today with huge, dangerous waves. still people on the beach. hurricane earl is getting closer to the outer banks of the carolinas. 11 5 mi. per hour winds! we will keep you posted. for ♪ >> another hot day from the bay area. inland, the north bay, the south bay it is getting cooler closer to the coastline. this decreases are picking up. still on the warm side in san francisco, with those--sea breezes picking up, and 85 degrees and oakland. triple digits, inland. 80s, 90s out there for the most part however, 99 degrees in napa. big changes this weekend with much cooler weather. inland will be slow or too cool down as make our way into the weekend. the sea breezes will return and some fog tomorrow, saturday, and extensive on sunday. temperatu

that hogan-vest property is in that location right here. this is where the station entrance been llt. >> that is at stockton and what? >> it is at stockton between clay and jackson. i believe hogan-vest may be at jackson, but i will have to verify that. >> ok. >> it is washington. >> ok. >> the final design activities, as i said earlier, we have one construction contract underway, and the design teams are providing construction support and submital and request for information review. those two pictures of of that 1250 utilities contract. one is of piling at 4th street and the other looks like an interceptor vault for communications. that contract is about 50% complete, and we expect to complete that contract in april of next year. the other activities underway by the designers as priorities are three main contracts. the first being the contract for the raineder of the utilities, major ilets up near the market street connection and up along stockton. that contract, 1251, will be advertised in september. we just received approval on the drawi

still, market strategist art hogan says he's not sure investor sentiment has shifted, at least not yet. >> i think if we walked around this room now and asked 100 people, probably 85 of them would tell us the next move is down, not up. sentiment is very bearish. i think that people believe we're going to break out of this trading range and probably break out lower, not higher. >> reporter: hogan also says, if the economic news improves on a more steady basis, that would be a game changer for sentiment. >> if we were to see that, and let's say the s&p 500 were to close above 1,130-- there's a lot of money on the sideline that could move this market higher. i think we could close the yearend between 1,150 and 1,200, which would be a great way to wind things up on a very difficult year. >> reporter: one extra tidbit that traders say is worrisome is the low volume we've been experiencing in september, down about 25% from last year. they say it shows a serious lack of conviction in the current rally. suzanne pratt, "nightly business report," new york. >> tom a lot of buzz about oracle after

this will be the last year that hogan high school was open.ids will be going to vallejo high school. one parent i talked to said he's still upset about that. he's worryied if they can't keep a campus safe now, he's worried about all kids in one school. the school says they believe this is handled. they believe the school is safe. no security measures are planned for today. claudine wong, account, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> some former vallejo police officers will be working in richmond. that's because they are hiring when other departments are cutting their force. richmond hired six new officers. three of them were with vallejo police. they will undergod aish -- three additional weeks of training before they hit the streets. >>> a special blood donation drive will be held today and tomorrow for officer todd young. officer young remains in serious condition in the hospital after being shot last month. his transfukeses were enough to replace his blood ten times over. today's blood drive will be held at the american red cross on clair

that's a convenience thing. >> edie hogan. thank you very much. everything we needed to know about?i asked first, which came first the chicken or the egg, but i enjoyed edie's real information. >> we'll get to that another time. that's a philosophical discussion. >> thank you. >> thank you, allison. >>> health officials are concerned this morning about the appearance of a superbug. we're going to tell you where the bug has been found and we have more about the elements that have scientists so worried. >>> and she was the country's first recipient of a fully near face transplant and now she's asking you and i to take action. what she is urging everyone to do. >>> first here is another look at today's trivia question. was it alexandria graham bell, thomas edison, samuel moreis, or henry ford? the answer is coming up later. much more ahead this morning. keep it right here. >>> a health alert this morning. health officials are concerned about a newly discovered superbug genech they believe it can turn bacteria into superbug that's resist nearly all antibiotics. the cdc reports three pat

have you ever seen "hogan's heroes?" >> huh-uh. >> jimmy: it's a sitcom set in a nazi prisoner of war camp. >> sounds funny. >> jimmy: you'll love it. you know what? you have to share the classics with the kids. "jimmy kimmel live" back in two minutes. so many of your favorite... subway footlongs... are just $5. [ male announcer ] score big with the $5 footlong sub made just the way you love it. throw on some mustard... a little bit of mayo... black olives... maybe a couple jalapenos. i like a little kick. subway. where winners eat. [ male announcer ] we asked zyrtec® users what they love about their allergy relief, and what it lets them do. the thing i love most about zyrtec® is that it allows me to be outside. [ male announcer ] we bet you'll love zyrtec®, too -- or it's free. [ vonetta ] it is countdown to marshmallow time. [ woman laughs ] every day, you get so hooked on te fresh feeling, you'll want to pass it on " to a friend. ♪ just go to getfreshwithafriend.com. tell a friend about fresh and you'll both get a ree

bob hogan he takes over as commissioner.scaster for 23 years. and what about? >> [laughter] >> and he was a sportscaster and hawaii, state senator no commissioner. and briefly as you can put it can you ever explain how you troubled this path- troub >> from television sportscaster, and then wheaton and a, you should be the commissioner. >> and-week and a, you ran for commissioner of hawaii? >> and somebody from illinois? >> perhaps someone who was better qualified and i might commissioner of the n.c.a.a.. with schools in hawaii, bay area, arizona and nine grade schools, for creek states and one great conference. we play and 11 sports. and for crete states, noting and we have four great states. >> and with the economy the way it is why should funds be channelled towards sekh academics >> there can be life and the balance we talk about the academics, et products, community service. all of those to be encompassed in the campus life. we claim this as a gpa is a conference is over chi3.0 >> and these guys are outstanding athletes,

at hogan high school on rosewood avenue in martinez. school district officials say the 17-year-old was involved in some sort of altercation with another student who pulled a knife. he was caught on the face and neck. he was treated and released from the hospital. so far no arrests have been made. investigators blame a man who they say was doing drugs for starting a fire at an oakland motel. flames damaged seven units of the travel inn on west macarthur boulevard. a visitor from mississippi said she was staying next door where the fire started. >> the flames were whooshing out. it was over the top and the back and everything. it was kind of bad and i'm still shaken up. >> that visitor and other guests had been relocated to other parts of the hotel. no one was injured. investigators say the fire was started by a man staying in one of the rooms. he reportedly was spoking. he was taken to a hospital for a psychiatric examination. >>> more opposition today to a multi-million dollar project that b.a.r.t. says will help you get to the oakland

the stabbing happened early yesterday before classes at hogan high school on rosewood avenue in a dispute over $3. the principal said it happened over the security supervisor. one teen approached the other outside a classroom and demanded money. an argument over $3 followed and things got violent. the victim suffered cuts on his face and neck. >> there is nothing to note that the kids knew each other. >> family members told us the 17-year-old victim is now home with 22 stitches in his face and neck. a message explaining the incident went out to parents last night. no extra security measures are in place today. >>> it is excellent news for richmond parents worried about school closures. the city council voted unanimously to keep three schools open for another year with $1.5 million in funding. linda and grant elementary schools were on the chopping block, but it was the potential closing of kennedy high that created the most concern. we spoke to one teacher moments after the council voted. >> it is a great way to start off the school year knowing we have continuing funding. it will keep th

another school day is set to begin here at hogan high school.4 hours after a student was stabbed in the face outside a classroom. we have talked to school officials this morning. they say there's no extra security planned for this morning. police however are still investigating this case. and still trying to apparently find the person responsible. this happened about 7:45 yesterday morning on campus. police say a student here took out a pocket knife or something similar and slashed another student in the face several times. he also took $3 from the victim and then took off. the victim only suffered minor injuries and released from the hospital yesterday. at this point authorities are still trying to figure out what led up to that violence. >> according to the student who was accosted he thought the other student wanted money. so he tried to give him some money, but ended up with a cut instead. so it would only be speculation on our part how it all happened. >> reporter: used to be what are called student resource officers at the schools, police

it happened this morning at hogan high school on rosewood avenue. the school district said it was just before classes began and that both students are seniors. the victim was taken to sutter hospital vallejo with a gash on his face and a small cut on his neck. school officials say the student wealed a 4-inch knife ran from campus after the fight. and at last check was still being chased by police. what started the fight or motive is still unclear. >> according to the student who was accosted, he thought the other student wanted money so he tried to give him some money but ended up with a cut instead. so, it would only be speculation on our part on how it all happened. >> the school district says the injured boy was released from the hospital this morning. >>> a man is back behind bars tonight after leading police in a chase that ended with a crash in oakland. it happened around 8:30 this morning when police tried to pull him over for speeding. police officers say he refused to stop and sped down mandela parkway. they found a gun in near by bushes. a

and he also thought it would be a good idea to grow a hulk hogan mustache. set that on fire.tional people are condemning this plan. the vatican, hillary clinton, the secretary of defense, general with trey us said it would put american troops at risk. but this guy terry jones, he told "the early show" he's moving ahead anyway. what happened to the good old days of burning your bra? that was fun. i'm not sure what his point is exactly or how this is going to help anything. but he's getting a lot of attention, which is obviously what he wants. i have an idea that could solve everything. at midnight, on september 10th, somebody, i don't know who, maybe bruce willis or somebody cool like that, sneaks into his church and replaces all the copies of the koran with copies of this. "how to be famous" by heidi and spencer. you see -- [ applause ] just swap out the dust jackets, they'll never know the difference. everyone's happy. by the way, where is he getting all these korans to burn in gainesville, florida? is there an islamic gift shop or a muhammad superstore around there? meanwhi

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is $5,000 lighter in the wallet after the league fined him for a takedown that would have made hulk hoganroud during sunday's win over the rams. you can see the raiders and cardinals sunday afternoon right here on cbs 5 and remember to stay tuned after the game for the fifth quarter. >>> earlier this week, the san jose giants won the california league title. it's the first time they have gone back to back in franchise history. and while most giants fans might not be familiar with the faces of the future, there was one familiar name down in san jose. michael sandoval better known these days as pablo's big brother. the 29-year-old ended up in san jose after 7 seasons in the twins organization and three years of independent ball. >> when i used to play for the twins, i used to buy him stuff or give him everything, equipment, and he used to be, you know, glad about it, like, hey, mike, thanks. when i get to the big leagues i take care of you. so now thing, change, you know, now he is the one that give me all the equipment, all the stuff, and to me, it's great. you know, to have a brother even

>> reporter: days later hogan, hannah and nova came home to their family.now whose biological father is whose? >> it's kind of obvious. i'm mixed. but we haven't produced a blond baby on my side of the family for some time. >> did you have a nice lunch? >> reporter: meanwhile, this family grapples with more traditional issues. like sleep deprivation and feedings. courtesy of their surrogate christie. >> not only has she given us three kids, she's pumping breast milk, storing it and shipping it to us. >> what do you want them to know about the women who brought them into the world? >> they'll know everything about christie. they're she's going to grow up with them. >> she and her family are part of our family, and they will be forever. >> reporter: i'm chris connolly in los angeles. >> the money, the time, the insurance hurdles. amazing what some folks have to go through. >> it's hard to attach a completely accurate dollar amount but they say $150,000 for a two-year process with the surrogate mother. you're covering a lot of those expenses as well as treatme

on wednesday, the president will make an announcement at tie hogan community college on his proposalanently extend the research and experiments -- experimental tax credit at helping -- aimed at helping companies while increasing future productivity and growth. meanwhile, the house republican whip, a erikcantor has issued a statement, saying last years stimulus bill failed to deliver and the government cannot keep spending money it does not have. you can read more of his remarks on his official website. the u.s. chamber of commerce presented its annual labor day briefing. you will hear from the chamber's chief economist, martin regalia, and the senior vice president of labor on current economic and workplace issues for business. this is one hour and 15 minutes. >> we are fortunate to have with us martin regalia,, the chief economist and the vice president of labor and employee benefits. >> thank you very much. thank you for being here this morning. i'm going to start you off and give you a free -- if you brief remarks on the economy and then i'm going to speak a little bit about the l