with a look j-r? >> here in downtown san francisco the lines are looking better than what they were looking like this afternoon. >> as you look into the distance you can see there is still a very long line to get on to the a.c. transit buses that are going specifically to the berkeley area. >> hundreds of commuters waiting in lines in downtown san francisco is a direct result of the bart strike. >> here is one commuter who had a nightmare experience the doors for the ac bus would not open up and up ac transit bus broke down. >> ac transit a minute there was a problem on board but the bus did not catch fire. nevertheless, the commuter says it's been a long day no train lines in a bus that failed her. >> some of these commuters say they will opt out of coming to the city after their experience on monday. >> others agree that the holiday will come early and they will not go to work tomorrow wednesday due to the barge strike if it in downtown san francisco live now you see the long lines. and these are th

kron 4's j-r stone is also live. j-r today you got to hear from the cockpit crew members who finally broke their silence hours ago. j- r >> reporter: it was a very difficult day for six of the bay flight attendants that are on the crash. they are still dealing with their own physical injuries and concede one of them was in a wheelchair and others made their way as well. only one of them spoke. you hang leak which is in charge of the flight attendants. these are flight attendants to help people get off that plane. one of them that you are about to hear from it was actually putting out fires as she was helping people get off the plane. another one had a broken tail bone and put someone on her back to help them get off. it was really two sentences that were said before there were many tears. a couple of the want to speak with the motions was just a bit too high. take a lesson. >> >> gary: >> reporter:take a listen. >> i hope that all the injured people can in the accident 10 recovered as soon as possible and i will keep

j-r -- how are the crowds?because it is not shoulder to shoulder but getting here could be a bit difficult. it even took me a little longer to get here. the crowds in the music in the distance. the crowd is getting ready, i have seen a lot of interesting people. wearing a lot of different interesting a tire reporting live, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> there may be a lot of fireworks at the marin county fair. and not just the literal kind. today is the biggest day for the fair, and it means a lot more people will be subject to the fair's ban on gang colored clothing. and charles -- are you seeing anyone frustrated with the ban -- even wearing normal clothes? >> reporter: this is the second day, and so far, everything seems to be decent. i spoke with organizers say that this was not anything of the ordinary. with educational displays, animals, and at the money is performing right now. some controversy has been seeping through, with an ordinance that has people that were showing insignia or gang clothing however, t

j-r whats the latest? >> reporter: p.m., for of here, you are seeing from my vantage for it, pam. >> reporter: even cough you are going to have to it took me from about the financial district to here, it took me nearly 25 minutes. let me show you the detailed portion of the out trip from the financial district to here, and about 30 minutes. j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> pam: also, we will keep you updated on the latest however, the latest of the occupy moment with haazig madyun having the latest. >> "occupy is threatening to shut down oakland, we're getting tired of this" >> jacqueline: >> reporter: safety is a top priority for residents in oakland's maxwell park neighborhoodas opd gets ready for another round demonstartions planned throughout the weekendhere at this gathering to call for more public safetya call protesters to help keep the city safe as well >> "they should be helping to prevent some of these crimes" >> "i think that's an actual viable thing to do" >> reporter: oakland activist and former oc

kron-4's j-r stone is live in oakland at the caltrans building. >> catherine: j-r?? >> reporter: no the talks are done for today but the key number is 20 minutes. 20 minutes there are a growing frustration out here index union members were that frustration mounts from their vacations from the lead negotiator. scheduled to take vacations at the indoor and of the month. >> during the strikes we were the only one at the tables 1215 hours waiting and waiting and no one showed up. and we were the only one that was not getting paid but yet we are labeled as the greedy workers. and they were the ones getting paid. enough 5000 riders crippled and you are planning a vacation. and the governor has nothing to say about that purity and the powers that be have nothing to say about that. maybe it's not that important to them. >> reporter: cost the area $73 million at that bart was shut down for four days. the fifth largest real system in the nation. it was a big deal to say. if they do not get this deal done we could seek another strike in early august. and that is what they are h

let's recap all of our top stories -- beginning with kron-4's j-r stone.ea news. >> reporter: the union tells us bart has plenty of money and do not need to pass the cost on to customers. byrd says and has money set aside in its budget to pay for new trains. i am justine waldman kron 4 news. >> reporter: after seeing an increase in gore round or thwarted landing spirit the pileup on shannon flights to 14 < two weeks later aborted its landing and another pilot flew low altitude. the change leaves to be in effect by next month. >> reporter: under our rest for stealing passenger back spirit left unattended in happened a few weeks ago and then will happen with that one of the suspects tried to return some of the close to nordstrom's which tipped off investigators and they checked surveillance video and make the arrest. s f o don carmen kron 4 news. complaints. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: 2 said the license plate is hard to read. you are correct! so the driver it turns out the plate was break

j-r? >> reporter: well, pam chaotic to say the least.alk to the podium to talk to reporters this from people began to run everywhere. now this is union and the ceo of asian and airlines there were 50 michael foss up for him but he kept walking. jicarilla he said he was sorry. there were so many cameras and people that he could not walk it was two vs dozens. m1, fell to the ground and 1.1 young ju what beckon to customs. >> when we got off the plane they were there to meet us. i had mentioned that i was based in creek for five years so i can speak korea very fairly well. >> gary: >> reporter: some of the trollers have been prodding and to use in their investigation reporting live and grow again j.r. stone kron produce. >> pam: the two people killed in flight 214. ye mengyuan and wang linjia. both 16-year-old classmates from china. they will forever be the faces associated with this tragedy. >> pam: -- the survivors -- sharing their experiences of what happened. today one of the flight attendants on flight 214 talked to reporters. catherin

let's recap all of our top stories, starting with kron-4's j-r stone. >> in oakland and eight year-old appeared >> to other kids were shot and a grandmother shot as well appeared to line no suspects have been named or no rest have been made j.r. stone kron 4 news appeared >> neighbors said they are shocked to hear that a young girl lost allies won a gunman opened shops and fired into apartment. the >> >> here at the courthouse and martinez two more men convicted in a gang rape of a 60 year-old girl back in 2009 outside richmond high school, a homecoming dance are convicted of forcible rape. >> they both face 27 years to life. sentences is scheduled for august 15th. >> the night of the zimmerman verdict a waiter at this restaurant came out and was hit in the head. >> come upon 9:00 we will hear what this man has to say and about how he is doing and how he wants to just move all his life. >> in san jose eradication efforts on the way for the guava fruit fly supply appeared >> dubois barfly poses a huge threat to califobut while a home prices are shooting way to wake up appeared >> the ba

kron-4's j-r stone is live at the airport. and j-r -- the runway is finally open!.hey get it clear so quickly? >> reporter: these working crews have been out here all night. and it was only open with the last one hour. with nearly 900 flights cancelled since this tragedy. the airport director spoke about that this afternoon. >> i was here on a saturday. and this, i would never see anything like this with the baggage and the disarray on the runway it was very shocking. and quite an emotional experience that 300 people were on board. and also to recognize that this could have been much worse. we had 1,000 t of asphalt. with a lot of repairs had to be done with it dodges and scrapes on the runway because of hydraulic fuel. these were about 8 in. deep. some that were over 100 ft. long. and 1 ft. x 1 ft.. the airlines will return to their normal schedule. i do not expect to see any cancellations tomorrow. everything was entirely safe before and it is entirely safe again today. >> reporter: you are looking at the front section of this destroyed the plane. you can see that

kron-4's j-r stone is live at the transbay transit center. j-r -- with people starting better now?well it depends a where exactly you are going. >> this is the line to go to berkeley and you can see how long it stretches down the road way. >> you can see the same type of lives as you try to go to oakland. >> these long lines are what we are dealing with. >> the ac transit bus will take them to berkeley. how however we're talking about casual car pool and the writers are not saying much different than they would on a normal day. >> ac transit has lined aligns of people waiting to ride the buses. >> it is frustrating when you are so used to one way and try to figure out how to get home. >> try to get home and see in the congested on the bridge and it is frustrating to try to figure out how to get home and then try to figure out how to get back to work tomorrow. this is what one commuter had to say. >> the bus was due at 240 as about 10 minutes late right now. i hope they get this right thing straight outs of the week you get back to our ordinary lives state another commuter. >> you'r

. >> host: j. r. in oklahoma, good morning. hello. j. r. we are listening. >> caller: let me confor atulat him on his accomplishments. as the 77-year-old fighting an advocate for the 4, for 50 ulaas it makes me sick to think that he is promoting illcebal drugs for these young people as a way to deal with the problems of the world's, wasting time and monaw and should be out there overcoming these weaknesses. it is not a good message for the blacks, not a good message for anthing eody. >> ditst: let's get an answer. >> guest: i am not promoting drug use. that is a mischaracterization of my position. i would encourage the caller to actually listen to the message with an open mind and not react. i donple know what to say. that is a mischaracterization >> host: cartersville, georgi bu you are on booktv. >> caller: a comment more than a question. i spent 15 years in the florida department of corrections with 19, 25onfear-old males and i fel you are right on point with the notion of changing drug policy because i have seen firsthand that even if t

kron 4's j-r stone is live where the chief just spoke. jr? >> officers are canvassing this neighborhood looking for clues that may help them find the person or persons who committed this crime. >> the disease of the ten bears flowers to have been set up in memory of the young girl that was killed >>. in this video you can see all the officers who are out here as we speak who are canvassing the neighborhood not only uniformed officers but the detectives as well appeared >> they are trying to get any information that will help them in this case, appeared as a right now the shooter or shooters in this case are still at large appeared >> the police chief just spoken said that he is upset. >> and 8 year old girl what kind of human being shoots a little girl. the police chief. july this is horrible. july this loss of life has got to stop. >> we want to do everything that we can. >> you are looking at some of the flowers and candles that have been left in memory of this is year-old girl who was shot and killed late last night appeared >> no arrests

kron 4's j-r stone reports from outside santa rita know tonight. jr? it is actually the alameda county jail where we are and the bail money has not been posted and that is why john whether it is now in this facility. >> he was arrested several hours ago. >> he faces a charge of child endangerment. >> hopefully we will have a jailhouse interview thursday or friday morning but that has been denied. >> as of this n webb is still in jail charged with child endangerment for the kidnapping or missing of his child death in the web >>. >> our team coverage on this story continues.we'll map out three key locations. where little daphne was reprotedly last seen. the girl's home where she and her father lived. and the main search location near oakland's airport. we'll fly in on thebig board.this is the last place 21-month old daphne was reportedly seen. in a car outside gazza's supermarket - 79th and international. east of here up in the hills.investigators have also been searching the father's home - john webb's home. the home's on green-ridge drive near keller a

invest, but he sees opportunities in small companies, and he's targeting to two etfs: ticker symobl e-j- rand i-w-m. trade talks between the u.s. and europe begin today on captiol hill. security concerns between europe and the u.s. had threatened to delay the meetings. following reports that the national security agency spied on e.u. institutions, european officials have asked for more information on u.s. intelligence collecting. the trade agreement is expected to help promote economic growth. some estimates say europe's exports could reach 119 billion euros per year. banks are going to battle over proposed regulations. the commodity futures trading commission has until friday to come up with guidelines on offshore swaps trading by u.s. banks. wall street lobbyists want to delay the deadline, aruging it puts u.s. banks at a competitive disadvantage, but some senators are holding firm, urging the cftc to keep an eye on swaps trades between firms in the u.s. and overseas. swaps and credit derivative trades gone bad contributed to bailouts for aig and big banks. changes are happening at the c

j-r -- what have you learned? money has not been posted and that is why john reb since it behind and the jail cell. >> this is a mug shot pitcher of john webb facing child endangerment charges. >> the jail denied the request for him to be released on bail. >> he faces the judge tomorrow at 2:00 afternoon >> if he is released we will ask him questions and kron phillipe 4 news will stay at the jail. >> the suspect in this case is described as a black or hispanic woman between 30 and 40 years old with long black hair, wearing a light colored top and blue jeans. daphne was last seen wearing orange pajamas with pink hearts and pink socks. stay with kron 4 as we kidnapping of little daphne webb. you can also get the latest on kron 4 dot com. and our 24-7 news channel on comcast channel 193. >>this could be the final day you will see this shot. the shell of the fallen asiana flight 214 on runway 2-8-left at s-f-o. here's the latest. the n-t-s-b says it has turned over the runway back to the airport. but the grassy area w

. >> pam: kron 4's j-r stone is live outside the coliseum. to tell us how the strike is affecting fans getting to the game? j.r.? >> reporter: some of those cars out there all of the parking lots are open which are not usually open but that is with a stick to help out the situation in regard to bart. >> terrible, you rely on bart so you do not have to pay the parking and stand in line to get in and out of the parking lot. i wish bart will pay me back fare is their right? >> it's tough to walk around and he used the torah. it is just an inconvenience for everyone. great for aids because they are making money on parking lots. they have to get together and work on this spirit >> i think that they will get within me from this strike from the strike but a lot of people are suffering from the strike. >> reporter:the giants on the short end >> pam: of a no-hitter in cincinnati. kron four's grant lodes joins me now with the story. >> reporter:it's been a rough month or so for the giants and it got worse tonight.for the first time in ten years the gia

the neighborhood in san francisco -- j-r? >> (cheers & applause) >> dressed as a preacher but i wanted to, looking suspicious no one know where i can go to escape the reality of the fact, that our justice system in america has once again proven that a kibbles life is more valuable and then my life. >> just as in florida is a threat to our african- american boy is in america and our children no matter what color they are >> lead in the rain so loud that politicians can't stay sleek. let it rain so loud that the jews is self can come to grips with their moral conscience. >> reporter: reporting live in several cisco j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> catherine: hi jay are just a quick question not a bit police presence tonight? >> reporter: not the presence we sing and other cities when things have gone wrong maybe a dozen at one time or another very scattered because this was a peaceful protest cannot tonight catherine >> catherine: downtown businesses in oakland are cleaning up -- yet again. that's after a 3rd straight night of protes

and j-r -- how were drivers handling the back up? just six hours ago, they are still waiting. >> reporter: you can see even the car pool lanes are backed up. that is something that we did not say when this got started earlier in the afternoon. what we did not--see. with nothing just some short of a mess on a friday afternoon with bomb squads and also, this was how the suspicious package led to a standstill. these backups were not pretty. it took me, 25 minutes from the toll plaza to the financial district. and if you're going to be just and timber lake justin--j z concert it was also difficult in the fast track lanes or even slowing longer and more waiting. as of of right now, just to recap you can see it as i mentioned, these car pool lanes are backed up. and the fast track lanes are also slow. if your headed into the city it is going to take you sometime. reporting live in oakland, j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> pam: on the san francisco side of the bay bridge. commuters weren't happy, either. as our john fenoglio found out. >> report

j r is with us. are you ready to update this new information. >> just a recap, vickey in total. we foe that 182 people were taken to area hospitals. some of the interesting part that vickey and john also touched on is the fact those two people who did not survive this crash, they were found not only outside of the plane, but on the runway according to officials we just heard from and hah is certainly new information and while that number is low, keep in mind there is another number that's very high at this point, that is -- there are 49 people critically injured after this plane crash and we know that 45 passengers went to the stanford hospital. 52 went to san francisco general. lieu sill, children's hospital had a number of people including three in critical there. i mean you go down the list and so many, a number of other bay area hospitals as with well that are contributing to this. i do want to go back to some of the pictures because really the pictures can really tell the story for us. in this shot you can see those folks getting off of the airplane. we talk about the peopl

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