. >> just a short time ago, nancy pelosi and jackie speier joined other dignitaries to tour the crash site. >> dan: we have live team coverage for you. >> nancy pelosi and jackie speier were returning from d.c. tonight and they want to take a look at the wreckage. you can see some photos of their tour that they took. they wanted to thank first responders, the airport and the city. paid tribute to mayor ed lee. fire chief and n.t.s.b. chief and seeing the wreckage was jarring. >> you see how much destruction there is and to think that 302 passengers got out and the staff and flight attendants -- it's really a miracle. >> the miracle was by science and technology that enabled many lives to be saved. what public policy can save lives in the future. >> reporter: pelosi wants to find out what lawmakers can do in collaboration to make sure that something like this doesn't happen in the future. >> dan: thanks very much. meanwhile, tonight, national transportation safety board is wrapping up the on-site investigation and in a final formal briefing the head of the ntsb gave clear indications t

. >> just a short time ago, nancy pelosi and jackie speier joined other dignitaries to tour the crash site. >> dan: we have live team coverage for you. >> nancy pelosi and jackie speier were returning from d.c. tonight and they want to take a look at the wreckage. you can see some photos of their tour that they took. they wanted to thank first responders, the airport and the city. paid tribute to mayor ed lee. fire chief and n.t.s.b. chief and seeing the wreckage was jarring. >> you see how much destruction there is and to think that 302 passengers got out and the staff and flight attendants -- it's really a miracle. >> the miracle was by science and technology that enabled many lives to be saved. what public policy can save lives in the future. >> reporter: pelosi wants to find out what lawmakers can do in collaboration to make sure that something like this doesn't happen in the future. >> dan: thanks very much. meanwhile, tonight, national transportation safety board is wrapping up the on-site investigation and in a final formal briefing the head of the ntsb gave clear indications t

. >> just a short time ago, nancy pelosi and jackie speier joined other dignitaries to tour the crashe. >> dan: we have live team team coverage for you. >> nancy pelosi and jackie speier were returning from d.c. tonight and they want to take a look at the wreckage. you can see some photos of their tour that they took. they wanted to thank first responders, the airport and the city. paid tribute to mayor ed lee. fire chief and n.t.s.b. chief and seeing the wreckage was jarring. >> you see how much destruction there is and to think that 302 passengers got out and the staff and flight attendants -- it's really a miracle. >> the miracle was by science and technology that enabled many lives to be saved. what public policy can save lives in the future. >> reporter: pelosi wants to find out what lawmakers can do in collaboration to make sure that something like this doesn't happen in the future. >> dan: thanks very much. meanwhile, tonight, national transportation safety board is wrapping up the on-site investigation and in a final formal briefing the head of the ntsb gave clear indications

video of debris being cleaned up in raw video san francisco mayor ed lee, congresswoman jackie speiernd democratic minority leader nancy pelosi. all toured the crash site at s-f-o tonight. earlier this evening, cranes san francisco mayor ed lee the national transportation the crash landing investigators say that the pilot told them he does not a san jose police officer. was charged with requesting and possessing sexually explicit photographs of a minor. 33-year-old tony fregger turned himself in without incident. he was booked, then released on 75-thousand dollars bail. he's an eight year veteran of the force. assigned to the police department's sexual assaults invstigations unit. but the prosecutor says fregger was not on the clock when the alleged crimes happened. fregger is facing two felony charges. he is currently on administrative leave. his arraignment is scheduled for july 22nd. >>mark: >> has a live look outside. some areas of clout and fog. we will have a closer look at those numbers when we come back. Ñáçwçñ >>anny: good morning. watching wall street this morning futures tr

. >> house democratic leader nancy pelosi and congress woman jackie speier will visit the site tonight. >>> a prayer vigil will be held tonight at the los angeles county church with 35 students on that flight were headed for summer camp. the camp has been cancelled ouflt respect. you can get alerts, updates on the crash investigation go to abc 7 news.com to down load it. the old one is going away, soon. >> father of a missing toddler seems to be losing sympathy from police. last night they arrested and charged him with felony child endangerment. the search continues tonight abc 7 wong joins us. >> yes. they have and police have just told us that the search for dapne webb continued into oakland hills. webb is still in jail and sources close to this investigation tell me police triering to get child protective services to release a case on the family that could keep webb in jail. the amber alert is in effect but the search is beginning to look like a recovery. a police boat using submersible cameras combed the mlk regional shore line. >> that is the area where the father and child used t

. >> congresswoman pelosi and jackie jackie speier were returning to washington, dc, and wanted to see the wreckage. they thanked the first responders, airport, and city and paid tribute to the san francisco fire chief, the mayor, and the ntsb chairwoman saying the wreckage was so jarring. >> you can see how much destruction there is and to think that 302 passengers got out...and the staff and the flight attendants...it's a miracle. >> pelosi said she wanted to find out what lawmakers can do in cooperation with federal and local authorities to make sure something like this doesn't ever again happen in the future. >> look at this abc7 news simulation showing the final moments of the asiana flight 214, with the ntsb urging for a decade that airliners should have a voice warning system to alert pilots when they are flying too low or too slowly but part of the probe into the crash has focused on the low airspeed. "usa today" reports that some in the airline industry oppose putting another noisy distraction in the cockpit. >> you can go to abc7news.com to find out more about a blood drive t

earlier last month, minority house speaker nancy pelosi, congresswoman jackie speier toured the site with the ntsb chairman. this was a chance for them to get a better sense of what worked when it came to the evacuation of the aircraft and what didn't. for instance, you might recall two flight attendants were pinned when one of the emergency chutes deployed inside the aircraft. perhaps new laws are necessary to address that and other things that didn't go right after the crash. >> i think that we're going to certainly review the recommendations from the ntsb. whether or not mandatory drug and alcohol testing should be done, whether or not there should be an increase in the number of hours, whether or not they should have a straharp instrument on the plane so they can ke flute the chute, there's a lot of things to look at. >> reporter: back out here live you can see the front part of the fuselage is being hauled away from the runway. it's a slow crawl, an operation that the airport will cover the cost of. referring now to the sale vagging of this wreckage. sfo did say lit be submittin

. >> just before#njx crews began dismachblting that plane, congresswoman nancy pelosi and jackie speiertoured the crash site. they wanted to meet with local leaders to get a sense of what worked and what can be improved upon in the initial response. pelosi and speier say they were stunned by the destruction and the number of people who actually survived. they're considering legislation that could improve safety. >> whether or not mandatory dreg and chal testing should be done, an increase in hours, whether they should have an instrument on the plane to deflate the chute. there's a lot of things we have to look at. >> mayor ed lee is still focusing on the survivors and the injured still in the bay area. today families of the two girls killed in the crash will meet again with the coroner's office. the family of wang linjia hasn't been able to see her body yet. mayor lee says he hopes the family will be able to see their body's suit. >>> here is the latest information we have from the ntsb. at this point investigators are not openly suggesting pilot error, but they did say there were no me

. >> congresswoman nancy pelosi and jackie speier decided to see the wreckage firsthand, photo of the tour they took, thanking the first toppeders and airport and city and paid tribute to the fire chief and the mayor and ntsb chairwoman. seeing the wreckage was jarring. >> you see how destruction there is and to think that 3202 passengers got out,, the staff and the flight attendants...it is a miracle. >> pelosi says she wants to find out what lawmakers can do in cooperate with local authorities to make sure something like this doesn't happen again in the future. >> the father of one of the girls killed in the crash is distraught because he still hasn't been allowed it see his daughter's body. the parents of wang linjia made the journey from china to bring their daughter's body home he said i know everyone is doing this for my chide but my daughter is my flesh and flood. how can i let her lie in the freezer all by her lonesome? the chinese consulate is making arrangements with a funeral home to pick up the girl's body. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the crash with inst

. >> congresswoman nancy pelosi and jackie speier decided to see the wreckage firsthand, photo of thenking the first toppeders and airport and city and paid tribute to the fire chief and the mayor and ntsb chairwoman. seeing the wreckage was jarring. >> you see how destruction there is and to think that 3202 passengers got out,, the staff and the flight attendants...it is a

. >>> bay area congresswoman nancy pelosi and jackie speier will tour the crash site this evening. san francisco police and fire representatives will be joining them. >>> meantime, nearly a week after the crash, some of the crew has returned home. six of the flight attendants flew back to korea overnight. six others are still in the hospital including three who were thrown from the back of the plane. the crew is being praised for pushing the evacuation after the captain first told them to hold off. >>> tonight we'll hear more stories of the extraordinary actions that saved lives in the moments after the crash. >> i didn't think about the danger. i was more worried about the people inside because, you know, if i didn't get them out, then nobody else was going to get them. >> you will hear more from the heroes of flight 214 in our special presentation tonight right here on kpix 5 at 7:00. >>> the father of a missing oakland toddler is now in custody for child endangerment. officials searched for the child in the water near the oakland airport looking for clues in the disappearance of

congresswoman jackie speier posted these new photos on facebook last night after she toured the crash site with house minority leader nancy pelosi. both california lawmakers say they were impressed by the work of the first responders and the ntsb. >> the carnage that exists at that fuselage is horrific. and we are so grateful that so many lives were saved and that our first responders were there to make sure that they got out when they did. >> it was emotional. but what is impressive to me is that as emotional it was for us to just arrive and see it after carrying it in our hearts all week after seeing it in the news, after the people on the ground, the chairman hersman and others, they have to deal with it minute by minute the first responders so they have to be unemotional about a very emotional thing. >> kpix 5's allen martin shows us a new perspective on the crash and a better idea of what should have happened during the landing. >>> reporter: this animation shows how flight 214 came into sfo. the second blue image is how it should have approached the runway. and about 9 seconds b

congressional woman jackie speier, along with san francisco mayor ed lee and democratic minority leader and nancy pelosi visited the site last night. >> the national transportation safety board held their final media briefing yesterday on the crash. these are new pitchers that they released. a mysterious light one of the pilots say that he saw has been a discussion of investigation. they revealed that the pilot told investigators that he saw the light about five a feeble before the actual crash happen. >> there's no discussion of the light or of the other pilot seeing a light. >> investigators said the pilot told them he does not believe that the bright light affected his ability to fly. ntsb officials continue to shat the plane came into low and too slow, clipping a sea wall at the edge of the runway. >> stay with kron 4 as we continue our coverage of the plane crash. you can get the latest on kron 4.com and our 24/7 news of bay area channel, comcast channel 193. >> watching wall street this morning futures trading shows all three indexes in the positive this morning. it was a record b

. >>> jackie speier is calling for a investigation into the handing of pg&e's pipeline safety improvements. she is concerned public utilities commission isn't doing enough to monitor pg&e. and requested a audit by the pipeline and hazardous materials administration. she said the federal agency will look at their technical and organizational abilities and whether they provide over sight of pg&e. she encouraged employees to cooperate with the audit. >>> today new technology to deter thieves from stealing cell phones. ktvu's david stevenson is live where thefts are happening more often. >> reporter: that's right. smart phones took a test to see if the security software is smart enough to stop thieves. >> reporter: everyone in san francisco has a smart phone. police say half the thefts here involve a cell phone. >> walking around the city, are you careful? >> no. i just use it. >> reporter: cell phone makers bear some of the responsibility. he called in a task force to test out new security software designed to make stolen phones useless in the black market. it could lock the phone and erase d

>> these students reached out to representative jackie speier and state senator leelandy. >> we're hoping to find a way we can help the students. >> you have to prepare for four, five tests to retake it. we don't have the materials and prepare forward that over senior year. and we probably did well on it now we won't ever know our scores because they were invalidated. >> in all, more than 625 tests will have to be retaken. the school libraries say students and parents are interested in this situation. >> what a shame. >> unbelievable. >> thank you. >> sure. >> there is a lot more still to come tonight. >> a former nba star's effort to become a giant in the wine business. >>> retired nba star, yao ming has a thriving start up here in the nappy valley. it generates a bountiful demand on investment. >> it's another slam dunk off the court. >> just starting to get into that color. >> yes. >> yao was touring vineyards that grow grapes. he started a couple years ago. leasing space in st. helena. his wines sold almost exclusively in chin yachl the middle class there can't get enough of the wines

>> these students reached out to representative jackie speier and state senator leelandy. >> we're hoping a way we can help the students. >> you have to prepare for four, five tests to retake it. we don't have the materials and prepare forward that over senior year. and we probably did well on it now we won't ever know our scores because they were invalidated. >> in all, more than 625 tests will have to be retaken. the school libraries say students and parents are interested in this situation. >> what a shame. >> unbelievable. >> thank you. >> sure. >> there is a lot more still to come tonight. >> a former nba star's effort to become a giant in the wine business. announcer: announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. the triple choice sale ends soon at s

congresswoman jackie speier along with sampras's go mayor ed lee and democratic minority leader nancy pelosi visited the site last night. the national transportation safety board held its final media briefing yesterday on a crash landing investigation. our new pictures that the ntsb released. a mysterious light that one of the pilot says he saw what has been a discussion any investigation. the ntsb reveal that the pilot told investigators that he saw the light about 500 ft. before the crash landing. >> neither of the other two flight crew members mentioned as light during their interview with our investigators. in the review of the cockpit voice recorder, there is no discussion on the cpr of the light or of the flying pilot seeing a light. >> investigators said the pilot told them he did not believe that the bright light affected his ability to fly the plane. ntsb officials continue to say the plane came in too low and too slow clipping a sea wall at the edge of the runway. stay with kron4 as we continue our coverage of the investigation at our web site kron4 .com as well as our faceb

. >> thanks, congresswoman pelosi and jackie speier were returning from washington, dc, and decided to see the wreckage firsthand. these are photographs of the photo they took and they wanted to thank first responders, the airport and the city paying tribute to the mayor, san francisco fire chief and the ntsb chairwoman. she said seeing the wreck an was jarring. >> you can see how much destruction there is and to think that 302 passengers got out...and the staff and the flight attendants. : it is a miracle. >> pelosi wants to find out what lawmakers can do in cooperation where federal and local authorities to make sure it doesn't happen again in the future. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the asiana crash with instant alerts on our smartphone app. if you have our original news app you need to download the new one. >> a hallmark of sfo, low clouds which are here this morning. >> that means we will have delays. hopefully we will know in the next few minutes and i will let you know. here is a look at what is going on with live doppler 7 hd. it is quiet. this is not as much

yesterday there was a visit from two of our congressional delegates here at the site, nancy pelosi and jackie speier. they say the carnage that exists here on the fuselage is horrific. they are praising the ntsb and first responders for their dealings with the crash thus far. >> thank god that fewer lives that more lives were not lost. so sad for those that were. just how fragile life is and here's this plane that came down in san francisco. >> i have had much too much experience unfortunately having to deal with explosions in san bruno and now this is at the airport and the ntsb has just shown that they are an incredible partner. >> reporter: now, the plan was for the ntsb to cut up and store the remainder of the plane's fuselage in a secure location here in the bay area and then the feds were going to save some of the pieces to be taken to washington, d.c. for further analysis. but still waiting to find out more information on this fire overnight and what, if any, further damage it did to what is left of that plane. again, we'll keep you posted as we find out more information this morning. live ne

there is a -- kirsten gillibrand in the city and jackie speier in the senate have been way out in frontual assault in the military on top of that case and saying that the only way we're going to really resolve that problem is by taking the decision making out of the chain of command. and gillibrand had a hard time getting the votes in it. yesterday she picked up two amazing supporters. rand paul for one and then ted cruz from texas who said why this makes sense. >> a number of our allies, great britain and israel and germany had the implemented policy similar to this and the results in practice have been the reporting rates of increase. >> bill: so he says let's work -- chain of command has worked there. this is significant for senator gillibrand. >> it is. it puts a lot more pressure on republicans in this debate because you have two sort of young republican superstars. tea party senators coming out in favor of this. they have always done their own thing. these are two guys building their own brand. they don't take a position on an issue thinking about what the g.o.p. establishment pos

representative mccaul and former chair peter king as well as ranking member higgins and congresswoman jackie speier for joining me in introducing this bipartisan legislation. i urge support for h.r. 1542, the weapons of mass destruction intelligence and information act of 2013. the legislation provides important guidance for disseminating w.m.d., that's weapons of mass the stux, intelligence information at department of homeland security. weapons of mass destruction are considered for the purposes of this act to be chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear weapons. mr. speaker, in 2010, the congress established the commission on the prevention of weapons of mass destruction, proliferation and terrorism. the commission was chaired by former senators bob graham and jim tallon. a principal but as of yet unfilled recommendation if the commegs was to assure the critical collaboration take place, collaboration among homeland security intelligence assets and other federal, state, and local partners protecting the homeland. it's time for congress to do its part right now to ensure the nation is meeti

as a representative of san francisco in the congress, a privilege of share with congresswoman jackie speier, whose airport is in congresswoman speier's district, we will join together losses ve and mourn the tomorrow when some more of our members are here back from the izona tragedy, but for now i wanted not another day to go by before commending the crew. so heroically, the crew was so magnificent and a reminder to us that the first responsibility of the crew is safety, that they are trained for it and they performed magnificently. and the flight attendant, one of the -- the lead flight attendant was the last person to leave the plane. not until everyone else was off. first responders responded with bravery, with valor, without regard of their own safety, with their eyes set only on the safety of others. their stories are so remarkable , their stories are so remarkable about what they saw on the plane and how people responded and it was the coolness and the cooperation not only of the crew but many of the passengers that enabled so many people to be saved. seeing the site of the plane and