reporting live in oakland don knapp kpix5. >> our morning news will start earlier tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. don't forget the best traffic coverage on the radio with our partners at kc b s radio and our web site for commutes guider. elizabeth has a look at how our other transit agencies are preparing for the bart strike. >> nothing can replace bart service. there will be other mass transit options. muni will be stepping up service. they are prioritizing service along certain bus routes rail lines during peak traffic hours. if ac doesn't strike they would step up trans bay. caltrans ace an ferries. but golden gate transit district warns don't expect extra ferry service if there is a bart strike. if you must drive one of the worst commutes could be the bay bridge. consider using casual carpool or telecommuting. officials say it will be business as usual for construction crews in san francisco. so the roads could get very busy. back to you. >> thank you elizabeth and don't forget workers with the city of oakland will be on strike tomorrow. 6 of the employee unions will stage a one day walk out

don knapp, kpix5. >> in los angeles, angry about the george zimmerman not guilty verdict. this is hollywood boulevard. you see the police cars are lining up. on interstate 10 they closed down an onramp for 30 minutes. these protests, it looks peaceful but you can see the police presence in los angeles tonight. >> people across the country are reacting to the george zimmerman not guilty verdict. in florida outside the courthouse where the trial took place demonstrators held signs and chanted in support of trayvon martin and in times square times square it was -- and in times square it was peaceful. george zimmerman's breath said george will be looking -- brother said george will be looking over his shoulder for the rest of his life. >> cool their jets. give everyone time to process what is going on. >> the defense attorney said he needs to be frail people looking for revenge. >>> new search today for daphne webb came up empty. she was reported wednesday missing. the focus now is on other places the father and daughter went together. >> reporter: search teams conserated in t

thank you, for explaining that don knapp. >>> today's aids walk, $2.5 million was raised. the money benefits the aids foundation and 28 other organizations helping people with the disease. since the walk began in 1987 more than $80 million has been raised for life-saving programs. >>> later on 6 minutes, a rare city. the pwoft lost boys of sudan? >> reporter: thousands were allowed to travel to america to make new homes. >> i would say this is one of the most successful reset elements in u.s. history. >> wow. >> they come to a new world never imagining things that we have had all our lives. the story of survival and hope tonight on "secretary minutes" right here on kpix-5. >>> well, a re-- "60 minutes" right here on kpix-5. >>> and doppler radar. it is in search for thunderstorms. we will pinpoint the days we could expect them. as the news continues ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, trapped in a window grate - floors above the ground. a er cries and >>> a rescue in china this weekend. a 5-year-old girl became trapped in a window grate 24 floors above the ground. a neighbor hearded her crie

don knapp on how passion is spilling over into public meetings. >> reporter: everyone knows marin as the mellow county where people in nature all just get along. or at least they used to. >> [ arguing ] >> reporter karla posted this video of a meeting held by supervisor susan adams. new development of affordable housing. >> i think they think if they scream and yell loudly enough and interrupt they win the argument. >> adams who is an obgyn was reluctant to talk about dead fetuses sent to her. >> the level of discourse in our community right now has evolved to a place i haven't seen it before. >> has marin county lost its mellow? >> she found was all these individuals that feel like they are laid back yet there's this tension and anger. >> others here tend to agree. sfl appears more relaxed but more tightly sprung. >> people's attitudes the way they talk to each other. they are rude, they don't listen and impatient. >> once known nationally may just be a reflection of the rest of the country. people struggling to protect. >> they have a big investment here. they made a lot of money.

don knapp was there. >> wrapping up a week of dances with a celebration.oisy, dancy party. >> international multiracial. lesbian, gay, transsexual all out at the parade. >> love all of the craziness. that is what it is all about. [ cheers and applause ] >> coming here for the past 20 years. all of us. >> i am a lesbian and this is my girlfriend. >> are you going to get married? >> we plan to. >> this is, every year, a celebration. this year, bigger than ever because of prop 8. >> even as the parade was underway. sanfrancisco city hall was open and marrying same sex couples. >> i now pronounce you spouses for life. >> politicians that supported same sex marriage collected an applause. and people like cleve jones, also cheering, ordinary friends and family. >> i am from michigan. i am so proud that we are three generations of supporting gay rights. i love it. >> every year we come. it is just nothing like atlanta ever had. [ laughter ] >> in san francisco, back to you. >> from all of that celebration to, well, somewhat of a downer here. tomorrow we could hav

kpix5's don knapp shows us why an unstable egypt could mean trouble for the u.s. >> nighttime demonstrations looked joyful from the air as antimorsi egyptians rallied for a mandate against terrorism. but by the light of day on the ground, other gathering show the deepening crisis hitting the supporters of the military, morsi, against others who want him returned to office. the deadliest violence since morsi was ousted left 65 people dead and 270 wounded. a makeshift morgue was overwelmed. and doctor told tv, all had been shot in the head, the heart, or chest, and claimed everyone was targeted. the military crackdown could turn it. according to st. mary's professor. >> doesn't have to be a fan of the muslim brotherhood to protest what's happening in egypt. >> according to the associated press, the latest confrontation developed as security forces and armed men confronted pro morsi demonstrators as they tried to expand their sit in. >> there's a breakdown of discipline and order in egypt. you will see the violence being carried out. >> and an unstable egypt is bad for the middle east and for u

it's scary. >> reporter: in san francisco, don knapp, kpix five. >> and police say the suspect had at least one business transaction with the owner of the jewelry store. robbery doesn't appear to be the motive. >>> in san francisco, an illegal left turn is blamed for a crash involving a light-rail train. it happened around 1 yesterday afternoon at third street and efans avenue. a van and a mini train were travelling on third street when authorities say the van turned in front of the train. nearly 20 people were injured and none of those injuries is considered life threatening. >>> the name of the third teenager who died from last week's plane crash at the san francisco airport has been released. the chinese state media said she died of her injuries on friday. she had been in intensive care at san francisco general hospital since the day of the crash. and yesterday, survivors and the families of the other two girls killed attended a memorial in the honor. they gathered at the site of the deadly crash. as a solemn ceremony honoring the victims of the crash took place, off in the distanc

in san francisco, don knapp, kpix 5. >>> president obama called trayvon martin's death a tragedy but urged calm reflection in light of the verdict. meanwhile, the justice department says it will resume looking into the possibility of charging zimmerman with a federal hate crime. the department began its investigation last year but suspended it after the state of florida filed criminal charges against zimmerman. >>> 4:35 now. this morning, police and volunteers will continue their search for 21-month-old daphne webb in oakland. the toddler's father reported her missing on wednesday and as kpix 5's linda yee tells us, the focus is now on other places the father and his daughter went together. >>> reporter: sheriff's department search teams cons trade in the leona canyon preserve a popular hiking spot in the oakland hills looking for anything that could give them a clue where 21-month-old daphne webb could be. >> basically, looking through debris piles or anything of that nature that we see. >> reporter: based on your experience, that could be where somewhere could hide a body if they w

kpix 5's don knapp now in el cerrito monitoring bart's transition back to full service. don, commuters certainly bree continuing a sigh of relief. >> reporter: whatever feelings they had about the strike seem to be outweighed by a sense of delight to having the trains back but the restart wasn't without its glitches. [ beep ] >> reporter: crews were putting bart trains together and back on trap of in the richmond yard for the first time since the strike began monday morning. folks waiting here at el cerrito station were eager to get back on board. >> listening to the train roll over my head is music to my ears right now. i could not be happier. >> reporter: but james gibson and others gathered here would have to wait a bit longer. the station agent didn't show. the gates stayed shut. regular riders missed bart and some missed would,. >> i missed a few days this week. >> reporter: because of bart? >> because of bart. so i really hope they get what they want because it really affected a lot of commuters. >> i have missed a week's work. i had to leave at 6:30 to get to work

reporting live at sfo, don knapp, kpix 5. >> the students paid a little more than $4,000 each for the trip. the u.s. government picks up the tab for the evacuation. >>> poison meatballs making bay area dogs sick. >> i almost fainted when i saw my dog go into seizures. >> why police think pets are being targeted. why owners should be watching out for. >> i'm addicted to the america's cup. it's like taking heroin. >> talk about a racing rush. the excitement and controversy as america's cup finally kicks off. [ drumming ] >> the bay area bursting with red, white and blue. the record broken in one of today's patriotic parades. kpix 5's mike >>> it's finally here. today's the america's cup park officially opened to the public for the first time. >> lots of fun. kpix 5's mike sugerman there for the big summer racing kickoff and things still looking good for sunday's louis vuitton cup race? >> ahoy, matey! well, yeah. it does. originally 14 challengers, we're down to 3. a half million people a day watching? that's not happening. it's been anything but smooth sailing but as you say the day is

don knapp reports. >> i had gotten two phone calls almost simultaneously. >> reporter: her husband was one of scores of store owners and customers who stayed in shops inside the gift center and jewelry mart after friday's shooting left two dead and a man wounded. >> one was from my daughter telling me there was a shooting at my husband's building. and the other was my husband just letting me know there was a shooting and that he was okay. >> the suspect then exited 888 brannan and went eastbound on the 800 block of brannan, where he was engaged by three police officers responding with shots fired call. he produced a revolver, fired upon the officers. >> reporter: chief greg suhr says the suspect ran in a restaurant continued shooting but before police returned fire, threw down his gun and surrendered. the man who was shot is hospitalized in stable condition. today the restaurant owner told us police asked them not to talk. a crew was cleaning up the crime scene it the victoga jewelry store inside the building. but the talk was about the murder victims, women he referred to as the girls

i don't see him. >> reporter: don knapp, kpix 5. >> white is being held without bail. he is due back in court a week from today. >>> 4:36 now. the search for daphne webb has been going on for a week. tonight a candlelight vigil is planned at the location where the 21-month-old was reported missing. kpix 5 reporter linda yee says the girl's family gathered last night but one very important person was not there. >> reporter: they prayed and then daphne's family asked the public to help find her. >> these past few days have been the worst nightmare of any parent and for me as baby daphne's grandfather. >> reporter: her mother was there but grandfather kevin davis said no one in the family would be answering questions. noticeably absent the child's father john webb who told police someone kidnapped daphne after he left her in a car last wednesday while they shopped but the family expressed their doubt about this asking for anyone who has seen the father with daphne in the past two weeks to come forward. >> you have to know when the last time was seen was. >> reporter: it i

in oakland, don knapp, kpix5. >>> mercury news reports that a death on the bridge, orville brown was fighting with his wife on a cell phone. at one point, he turned the car sound of the argument to his passengers. now, they say they have to factor this new information into the report before wrapping up their investigation. >>> a fast moving wild fire in river side county prompted counties to declare a state of emergency. ordering more evacuations as the fire burned into its seventh day. it started at highways 243 and 74 near palm springs. around 6,700 people have to leave their homes behind. fire is still threatening another 5600 houses and in all, the flames have burned 42 square miles. the wild fire is still 49% contained. while the cool temperatures are helping, cbs reporter melanie woodrow talks about why they are concerned about storms in the area. >> reporter: raul ruiz surveys the fire. it is under a state of emergency after the fire scorched 27,200 acres. >> one of the purposes of our visit today was to determine the flow of resources. >> reporter: behind congressman ruiz is

don knapp, kpix 5. >> people across the country are reacting to the george zimmerman not guilty verdict. in florida they held signs and chanted in support of trayvon martin. and in times square you can see it was crowded but it was also peaceful. george zimmerman supporters are also getting their say about the verdict. his brother tells cnn he will be looking over his shoulder for the rest of his life and several authorities found no evidence of racism in the shooting. >> i would encourage them to cool their jets. give people time to process what is going on. >> his defense attorney said he needs to be careful of people looking for revenge. >>> a new search for daphne webb in oakland came up empty. the toddler was reported missing on wednesday. linda yee tells us the focus is on other places they went together. >> reporter: sheriff's department search teams conserated in the preserve. a -- concentrated in the preserves. they are looking for anything that could give them a clue where daphne webb could be. >> basically look through debris that we see. >> reporter: that could be what -- wh

and thank you as well to our labor partners bill knapp we have an outstanding relationship to insure that labor is continued on the big projects. we have an excellent partner with our strong supporter and here chief of staff is here >> good morning. i'm brian i'm the district chief for our congresswoman. we offered mr. bart's the opportunity to reschedule this but our congress woman says thank you, mayor lee we have to recognize this is the congress woman's great pleasure to represent those areas. and thank you to the airport director john martin she considers him brilliant. she wanted phone calls to know this new decade will see the airport for having seen for travelers. there will be a nice hotel and it will make san francisco airport itself is great designation. it will create jobs and this has a massive ripple effect on the area. we know we think the airport is always under construction that's because the economy is changing. this will be your decade in the sun congratulations. (clapping) >> thank you brian, of course, the - i'm sorry the airport is owned by the city and county o

. >> >> reporter: in san francisco, don knapp, kpix5. >>> well, all around the bay area the temperatures were above average. here is people at the pride festivities, this is how they cooled off. free water from this truck that the city provided. it made it tough for people working outdoors some, are forced to make adjustments. sellers at farmer's market found creative ways to beat the heat. >> just sitting here melting we have been going in and out of the cooler and getting my hands cold. >> others were concerned the combination of extreme heat and air-conditioners could make them sick. a valid point. going in and out, just being outside. >> yes. tkphaorpblgs if you have not already hydrating it may be too late. usually when i -- >> yes. and if you have not already hydrated it may be too late. usually when i workout i hydrate for days in advance. >>> good evening. everybody, outside right now, clear skies looking out towards the bay bridge. mild in the 60s and in the 70s throughout the try valley just took a look atlas vegas. 115 there at this hour. it is 106 degrees. gilroy had a record

needs to do something to calm the growing violence in egypt at kpix5, don knapp tells us u.s. interests are at risk. >> reporter: weekend violence in cairo killed more than 70 and left hundreds injured. tensions increased along with a death toll between the military and those opposed of the president. morse. people like this draw thousands and lead to more clashes. the military claims only use of tear gas against the demonstrators but cbs reporter at a hospital found a different story. >> we counted 37 dead bodies in this room. the doctors tell us that almost all of them have bullet wounds to the head, neck and heart. >> reporter: suggesting the military targets the demonstrators and shoots to kill. >> reporter: half a world away, demonstrators in san jose protest the violence that may effect their own family members. >> the people are getting shot in their head and neck and heart. they are not trying to disburse them but trying to take them down, basically. >> i hope to get my voice heard to the american people and also to support my fellow egyptians in egypt. >> reporter: th

don knapp tells us what's happening. >> reporter: and the demonstration began here about 4:00 this afternoon. right across the street from nordstrom and bloomingdales. one of the busiest days on market street this afternoon. and why they chose this place to deliver their message. >> [ yelling ] doesn't give a [bleep] about a pour life. this whole system is made to take you down. >> reporter: the protestors angry and loud as you can hear focusing not only on the trayvon martin/zimmerman decision but what they claim is a system that denies justice. many who were here today also protested last night saying they had shut down valentia for about an hour. didn't seem like anything like that was here while only a few police officers were in evidence. many more were standing by ready for any vandalism or violence that might develop. around 4:30 demonstrators moved up and passed a lot of surprised tourists. moved up into union square all the way to the ferry building. caught up with them and watched them continue their demonstration there. perhaps they are going to remain there. we don't know. we'll

as don knapp tells us t is because u.s. is at risk. -- it is because u.s. is at risk. >> reporter: recent violence in cairo left hundreds injured. clashes between the military and those opposed of the president. heroes like this one drawing thousands leading to more crashes. the military claims that they use tear gas for demonstrators. cbs reporter, ward, at a hospital out a different story. >> we counted 37 dead bodies in this room. the doctors tell us almost all of them have bullet wounds to the head, neck and heart. >> suggesting the military targets targeted demonstrators and shoots to kill. half a world away demonstrators in san jose protest the violence that may effect their own family members. >> the people are being shot right in their head, right if their necks, the injuries are not just random, trying to disburse the protesters they are trying to take them down, basically. >> i hope to get my voice heard for the american people and also to support my fellow egyptians in egypt. >> reporter: the military installed prime minister according to the ass

at san francisco international airport, don knapp, kpix 5. >>> crews on the front lines of a wildfire in arizona are starting to gain the upper hand. officials say the yarnell fire is now 80% contained. the residents of the town of peeples valley returned home thursday but the residents of yarnell are evacuated. as you know, the fire claimed the lives of 19 firefighters battling the blaze and destroyed more than 100 homes >>> and elderly woman grateful after a san francisco officer saved her from an apartment fire. the officer was responding to a different call in japantown when somebody flagged him down. firefighters say he went into the burning building and rescued the women but suffered heat exhaustion in the process. both will be okay. >>> some of the biggest fireworks shows we saw last night were these illegal kind and they packed a punch. kpix 5 crew hit the streets of an area called deep east oakland where the fireworks display rivalled ones put on by professionals. people took to the streets igniting fireworks that went hundreds of feet into the air. some of the most popular o

i don't even know -- that's why i tried to pick it up who this guy is. >> reporter: don knapp, kpix 5. >> investigators say that white went into the store. he sat for 20 minutes until all the other customers left. that is when they say he began his brutal rampage. >>> a lot of san francisco homeowners counted on making a killing by renting their view properties during the america's cup races. but kpix 5's don ford says once sky high rental rates are declining along with declining interest. >> reporter: another one-boat louis vuitton cup race today. the italian boat luna rosa sailed alone again because the swedish boat artemis still isn' ready. there were only three spectator boats watching. people are losing interest. >> i have a 100% view of the racecourse. >> reporter: he has incredible views from his lower russian hill deck. the america's cup boats will pass right in front of him and he plans to rent out the lower unit during the races. >> for $5,000 a week. and i had to continuously cut it back until i was able to get somebody interested in it at $3,000. >> reporter: he says the s

kpix 5's don knapp spent the >>> another live looking at the wreckage of the flight, two14, sitting on yesterday. kpix-5 simulated pilots on 214 like they went through as they approached sfo. don, what did you learn today? >> well, ann. we heard it from people on the ground, professional pilots and now the ntsb. the flight was flying too low and too slow. what does it mean? well, we work with a flight instructor and simulator to find out. this gauge helps the pilot with their landing. >> this goes up, that means you are low. >> the situation indicator helps the pilot lineup with the runway while the glide scope indicator shows that the plane is too high and too low. but,asiana did not have it to follow as has been confirmed the instrument on runway 28 left is out of service and will remain out of service until august 7th. now, the flight school in hayward, simulating a landing on sfo's 28 left without depending on the glide scope indicator. like other flights landing, he still has other options. >> we have a piece of equipment, glide scope that is out. we have to evaluate. if the pilot

don knapp tried to recreate similar conditioned in of a simulator and he came up with the same tragic results. >> the visual. your eyes should be able to judge where you are going to land. >> reporter: flight instructor medina flies a similar approach. too low, too slow. just like a is siana flight 214 before it crashed. >> i will bring the powerback up. so it goes more. even more. more. close to the rocks now, and oh, going to bring it idol. see that is is warning right there. see that? i already crashed right there. see? >> reporter: why didn't the pilots know they were flying low? >> it will be a big part of the investigation. one thing talked about the airport's glide slope indicator is is out of service -- it is out of service. >> you don't need instruments to get into the airport. again, a clear day, good visibility they were cleared for a visual approach. >> medina, an instructor, simulates a landing on sfo's 28 left without depending on the equipment. he has other options. >> the localizer that helps pilots align the plane with the runway. and colored lights that show the pilo

. >> in san francisco, don knapp, kpix5. >> police say the suspect had at least one business transaction with the owner of the jewelry store. robbery does not appear to be the motive. >>> an illegal left turn is blamed for a muni crash that sent 20 people to the hospital. the crash happened around 1:00 this afternoon in evans avenue. the van and light rail train were traveling on third street when the van turned in front of the train. >> the driver of the muni bus has been interviewed. there's video on file with the muni. light rail vehicle as well as this particular intersection has a video monitor also. >> the crash caused major delays on muni's line. pg and e was called in to handle downed power lines. there's no life threatening injuries. >>> remembering the victims of asiana flight 214. what we are learning about the third teen killed in the crash. >>> and going head to head on the water. the america's cup first contest today. >> temperatures warmed up from 3 to 9 degrees around the bay area today. but now, low pressure means changes for tomorrow as we look live, we'll have the fore

don don, kpix -- don knapp, kpix5. >>> a german roller coaster maker is sending the officials to six flags over texas to inspect a ride after a woman fell to her death. the woman expressed concerns about the safety bar not completely locking as the ride was starting. they said that there has never been issues with the safety bars on any of the 50 roller coasters. six flags is also conducting their own investigation. >> well the nfl is trying to raise awareness and prevention among the league's players. as they explained, the lessons are being taught very early here in the bay area. >> reporter: with all the concerns about the concussions that are suffered by players in the nfl, what about the little boys that play the same game? they are popular here in the bay area and around the nation. just because the players are smaller, some of them are as young as 10 years old. it doesn't mean that they hit and fall hard. that the valley medical center would respond to the seminar with a peninsula warner league in san jose today. >> doing with the concern and the awareness part of it that we w

kpix 5's don knapp on the much calmer scene a week later. don? >> reporter: that's right anne. oakland placed for the worst but not only because of a large police presence but also it seems because of an attitude on the part of demonstrators to make sure violence doesn't mar their message. here at oakland's new amphitheater people caused. >> i've been carrying a lot of pain this week and wanted to be surrounded by other people who wanted things to get better. >> reporter: first a noon moms rally at the federal building. plans for a march to join with the student march were set aside after police concerned about violent demonstrations asked for cooperation. oakland was caught off-guard and unprepared for the violence that erupted last weekend after the george zimmerman not guilty verdict. ready for any repeat but small business operators were still worried. >> i will cope my finger crossed that hopefully is not going to happen. >> reporter: at 3:00 in the afternoon another rally outside oakland city hall. it too was peaceful except for a shoving match between a critic and a supp

. >> tonight, don knapp says it looks like the motive wasn't robbery, but a dispute over a few hundred bucks. >> that's my little sister. okay. >> heard that two women had been killed. >> they just show me stole so i know -- i -- i told my mom, she already dead. >> he described his family's loss after 23-year-old barry white of antioch appeared in court charged with two counts of murder and seven counts of attempted murder. >> we actually have excellent video where we show the defendant in a very calculated way going about stabbing and killing people. >> da george gascon says surveillance video shows a cold, calculated murder. the beef was over about $300 difference and a refund. >> you can see him going behind into a back room. of course, the police later on finds one female dead and the man critically wounded. they're being shot. they're being stabbed. >> but it appears the other woman had a chance to flee for her life. she hears the shots, turns, looks, and in her confusion and panic actually runs a few feet into the store instead of out of the store and he walks coldly up to her. >

in oakland, don knapp, kpix 5. >>> in san francisco, another peaceful protest in memory of trayvon martin today. protesters want federal charges filed against george zimmerman calling the shooting a civil rights violation. >>> also today heard from house minority nancy pelosi said she disagrees with one law that played a major role in this case. >> stand your ground, while it is a law in that state, i don't know how it has stangding to justify what happened, and i don't know if it did. you know, i don't know what the attitude was of the jurors. >> pelosi says florida's stand your ground law was more provocative than protect i have in this case. san francisco and oakland were two of the dozen cities across the country where rallies took place. the teen's parents took part and had a strong message for the crowds. >> in front of huvens in new york city, trayvon martin's mother held back tears as she pledge today make sure no other family thooz endure the pain hers is going through. >> not only do i vow to you to do what i can for trayvon martin, i promise you i'm going to work hard for your

kpix don knapp spent the afternooned in of a night simulator trying to duplicate the conditions. >> that is right. we tried to figure out what the speed might have been, what the altitude might have been and if they were above and below the glide path as the plane came up on 28 left and before it crashed. we went with eric medina. a flight instructor. here is the video that we made. one factor talked about was the instrument landing system that is out for the summer of the part, the glide path indicator, it being out for the summer because of the work done on runways, so, that was lost and we wondered what kind of a role that might of played in the crash. apparently not much of a role we understand that other planes have been landing without that and expect to land all summer without that. here is what it looked like when the plane came in 28 left without the equipment working. >> we do have a piece of equipment, a glide slope that is out. we have to e straight wait whether or not the pilot used or had available to them other tools in the airport or outside of the aircraft that were on t

don knapp is live at sfo where those students will be landing soon. >> it's been a long day for thosedents. it's going to be another hour before the air france flight lands. lisa worried about her son alex, watching the events unfold. she learned about the evacuation before her done did. she told him on facebook >> reporter: art military gave mohammed morsi 48 thundershowers get out, she was worried as her son was being evacuated, he got a glimpse of the crisis. >> he called me when he was on the van, going to the airport. and i heard sh

don knapp is watching the evening commute and linda yee is keeping an eye on the contract talks. work out still. >> reporter: they're far apart on the issues, but right now, the governor asked for a 30-day truce between the sides and the let the trains run and get back to the table and seriously negotiate. but both sides agree they are so far apart, they were never close to a deal. so the option of a strike is still out there. bart is back for now. workers checked out stations before re-opening this afternoon. but after three days of marathon talks, the state's labor secretary made it clear last night. >> the battle's not over. the job's not done. >> reporter: the 30-day truce is fragile at best. union negotiators said despite all those hours of bargaining this week, bart never discussed critical issues. >> not money issues, not substantive economic issues. >> reporter: nothing that could get you contract? >> correct. >> the economic package was certainly discussed in this week's negotiations. we are still very far apart. that's at the heart of this. >> reporter: the main problem

don knapp on one of the tense confrontations. >> reporter: if folks couldn't find a cab around san franciscohey were here in a protest of rogue taxis masquerading as ride share vehicles for a fee. >> oversized car lift offers the only forms of transportation in the country maybe the world where the drivers and passengers have to sign a waiver of liability before they can ride in the vehicle. >> reporter: the companies primarily lift sidecar and uber build their service around a phone app that lets passengers find a driver who will take them where they want to go in their own cars for rates lower than cabs. >> so you have these young people out there who think they are involved in a social experiment. they are teetering on the brink of disaster. >> reporter: because this attorney claims insurance won't cover driving passengers for hire. cab drivers say the ride share drivers are costing them their livelihoods. >> today, i got my medallion after waiting 18 years. but i have to pay $195,000 for it. >> reporter: bill says his income has dropped to almost minimum wage as he worries he won't be ab

don knapp following that part of the story for us, he's in the newsroom. don? >> with captain dick deeds the commercial airline pilot retired. he's got 30,000 hours flying experience and he was a crash investigator for the airline pilots' association. dick -- let's take a look if we can at the animation of the aircraft approaching sfo. 28 left. that runway. here it is there's sfo from the air and a plane coming down approaching the runway. and dick, just tell us what are you looking for when you're coming into the runway like that? and you're going to have to land? what are you trying to -- >> this picture is almost a perfect picture of what you would see height-wise. but you notice -- little bit down the runway past that 2 a. left there's two big white marks, that's 1,000-foot from the end of the runway. and that's where you're trying to touch down with the airplane. >> the fact that that airplane didn't touch down there -- that it banged etc. tail in the seawall and broke up. what's that tell you? >> it's that they had a high sink rate and they were low and s

reporting live in the news room, don knapp, kpix 5. >> in a statement released earlier today, asiana airlines said it's currently investigating the specific cause of the incident as well as any injuries sustained by passengers as a result. >>> here's background on the boeing 777. it's been in use since 1995. today's crash is the first deadly incident involving a boeing 777. today the last one of these planes to crash was in 2008. thafts when a british airways crash landed short of the runway at london's heathrow airport. almost 50 people were on board that were hurt. >>> now, last time ap commercial plane crashed in the united states was 2009 when a continental express flight crashed into a house near buffalo, new york. all 49 people were killed, plus the homeowner. >>> coming up, the added wrinkle for doctors treating plane crash survivors. thanks roberta. ,,,, uh-oh! guess what day it is?? guess what day it is! huh...anybody? julie! hey...guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me. mike mike mike mike mike... what day is it mike? ha ha ha ha ha ha! leslie, guess what

. >> knapp was vital rock music festival has come and gone but some vendors for the event are still waitingto be paid. organizers of the festival are facing two lawsuits seeking more than $700,000 for unpaid bills. that is on top of several other companies and agencies war also plummeted they have yet to be paid. those companies range from catering services for festival staff to transportation and portable bathrooms. >> challengers have won their appeal of a proposed change to the rudders of boats competing for the america's cup. a five person panel ruled that the america's cup director cannot unilaterally make rule changes. luna rossa challenge and emirates team new zealand filed the appeal. the first louis vuitton cup race between two boats on the bay is scheduled for saturday when emirates team new zealand >> the giants were able to find a winning formula last night in san diego. this young fan in san diego is ecstatic about getting a ball. top 3rd buster posey - grounds out to chase headley who makes the nice play in support of pitcher jason marquis who pitched well posey by the way has

don knapp shows us e-commerce seeing a week after the verdict. >> reporter: here at the & are people post -- here at the abbey theatre people to a calmer look. there were three demonstrations in oakland. first, a really. , plans for a march to join with a student march were set aside after police were concerned about violent demonstrations. they say they were caught offguard from the violence last weekend. this time police were out in force ready for anything. >> i will keep my fingers crossed. >> reporter: at 3:00 another rally outside oakland city hall. it too was peaceful. around 6:00 a large group of bicyclists circled around motorcycle police officers but officers were eventually able to drive to the crowd. >> for trayvon martin and his family, the -- for the young people who have lost their lives all over this country, for census and needless violence. >> reporter: police are working extra shifts while the city deals with the demonstrations. >>> new details in the fire that left five will -- new details in the limo driver that left five people dead. the driver was fighting with

ashley: barry knapp, thanks for being here. liz: thank you, barry. ashley: sharing your wisdom.iate it. >> thank you. liz: when we return, call it the spitzer surprise. disgraced former new york governor eliot spitzer stuns new yorkers by announcing he is back. yes, he is seeking elected office in the big apple. can he do it? ashley: egyptians start getting hammered after dozens of police are killed in fierce clashes between the army and supporters. the former president, mohammed morsi. we'll talk live to an egyptian billionaire who says he and his family were targeted by morsi's political mom. ♪ ashley: time for a quick speed read of some of today's other headlines, five story, one minute. first up, thomson reuters will no longer distribute results for consumer surveys early to clients who pay for advanced access. the news and business information provider will begin distributing results simultaneously this friday. >>> shazam announce as 40 million-dollar round of funding led by mexican multibillionaire carlos slim. shazam is mobile app that instantly recognizes songs and tv co

don knapp is live at sfo where those students will be landing soon. >> it's been a long day for those students. it's going to be another hour before the air france flight lands. lisa worried about her son alex, watching the events unfold. she learned about the evacuation before her done did. she told him on facebook >> reporter: art military gave mohammed morsi 48 thundershowers get out, she was worried as her son was being evacuated, he got a glimpse of the crisis. >> he called me when he was on the van, going to the airport. and i heard shouting. >> reporter: eight students from u c davis, alex from u c santa cruz and a teacher had been planning their trip to egypt since the first of the year to study old egypt and the new. judging from alex's facebook posting, they were having a pretty good times >> before that, they managed to climb a pyramid, ride some camels. go on a boat cruise. >> reporter: she said she was surprised given egypt's instability that u c actually went ahead with the trip. >> reporter: was he at any point frightened for his safety? >> no. >> reporter: were you fri

. >> i'm don knapp kpix 5. >> secretary of state has told the egyptian authorities all sides need to enter into political dialogue to help egypt take a step back from the brink. >>> people living in an oakland neighborhood are moving forward with a plan to hire private security guards. it's on the fast track of the the killing last wednesday of a 66-year-old woman as she was driving. she had been advocating for private security in maxwell park before her death. unarmed guards would patrol the neighborhood and check empty houses during the day. that is when most burglaries happen. >> if you see our security patrol car driving the street, you don't know when he's going to be driving by a certain street, it's going to deter your attempts to move into this area. >> not a replacement for an adequately staffed police department, which is what oakland really needs, but it is a supplement. >> other oakland neighborhoods that recently hired private security are reporting a reduction in burglaries. in maxwell park about 140 teams have signed contracts to pay into a pool. they still need anothe

. >> the knapp but valley " bottle rocket " music festivanapa valley bottle rock music festival is facingfinancial problems after being accused of handing out the bad checks. the napa police department says that the bad checks were written to a rock and based security company and a food vendor. festival promoters are already facing lawsuits from other vendors and stagehands who say that they have not been paid for their services. >> we will be right back. >> welcome back the time is 5:45 a.m.. we will get a check of the weather in the traffic. >> happy friday. we are and looking up to another chilly start. we have low 50's in downtown san francisco. we are still dealing with cloud cover along the coastline. because of the marine layer is so shallow it will be quick to clear. by 8:00 a.m. it will be plenty of sunshine. as we put the clock into motion before bridge at lunchtime all the clouds and a scaled-back and we will have sunshine and will skies. today will be warmer than yesterday. >> pittsburg will have a high of 95 degrees. you will see plenty of 70's on board and 75 degrees for san

reporting live in san francisco, don knapp, kpix 5. >> one possible regulation would be ale million dollars in liability insurance for each of the ride share drivers. >>> new tonight some internet cafes in san francisco are handing out prizes like it's las vegas! they are exploiting a loophole in california's gambling laws. people are lining up to place their bets. so we asked, who is trying to stop it? kpix 5's mike sugerman got a surprising answer. >> reporter: at the net stop internet cafe on mission street, you can send a fax, print a resume' -- i just won $100 -- or play vegas style video slot machines. i won $100. ha ha! gambling? out in the open in san francisco? isn't that illegal? >> no, it's not yet. >> reporter: people who run it will tell you it's not gambling. >> when you buy computer time, they're also given points. the points you can play are promotional games and possibly win cash prizes. >> reporter: like i did hitting a king high straight flush in spades. it sure looks and feels like gambling. how do they get away with this? >> all the prizes are predetermined so the games

am parker over at morgan stanley, began the yore at 1344 and now at 1600, and finally there's barry knapp of barclay's at 1525. he expects the market to sell off in waves as it has done in watched tightening cycles. back to you guys. >> josh, thank you very much. stay with us because kenny polcari and a cnbc market analyst and so is bob pisani. bob, let's start, first of all, with the targets and i went to segue into earnings season. if, indeed, we're near -- want to go to rick? okay. let's go to rick before we start the conversation. rick, you've got the auction results. >> yes, and i've been vacillating on the grades. b-minus, c-plus, but it's going to be a charlie plus. 35 billion two years, and, boy, it wasn't a very choppy one-issue market, pretty tight, just like the ranges here. let go through the internals. where it went off the rails, 3.54, ten auction bid to cover. 3.54 chasing. every dollar of securities available for sale this. auction, 3.08. well, 3.05 and 3.04, the last two bid to covers because they have been drifting lower. that's key. we saw a slightly above average indir

. >> and on saturday, the knapp opens its annual convention in orlando, florida. >> today the eyes ofon egypt where the largest of arab countries rapes in flux after a week of turmoil. ward was there through it all and has found this sunday journal. >> they came out in the millions, choking the streets and squares of cities across the country and filling the air with one simple chant. >> leave! >> the message was directed at egypt's first democratically elected president mohamed morsi. >> protesters like accused him of pushing the islamic agenda and muslim brotherhood too far. >> the they cratic government instead of being ruled by, it is a dictatorship and now being ruled by a islamic dictatorship which is worse. >> one year after he became president egypt's economy is in atatters and rebellion of the country's police force has resulted in the breakdown of law and order. retired egyptian general told us that the country's all-powerful military has no choice but to step in. >> he was democratically elected in a fair election, he won. >> that's right. >> he has a right to finish his te

co-chairs, washington, d.c., delegate eleanor holmes norton will hear testimony from witnesses, including knappi mfume. live coverage at 3:00 p.m. astern on c-span3. >> interestingly, the korean war in a sense sort of helped unify h korean themselves in a way that was ot there before. when they came down, they turned again, and that sort of solidified, i think, their sort of sense of national cohesion and identity. but i think they miscalculated, because had he waited, it's very possible that the south probably would have -- it's possible that it would have disintegrated on its own. >> 60 years after north korean troops crossed the 38th parallel, sheila miyoshi jager looks at a war that never really ended, sunday night at 9:00 on "after words," part of booktv this weekend on c-span2. charlie cook, cook political report publisher and national journal political analyst, predicted it was pretty unlikely republicans in the house would lose their majority in the 2014 elections. he also discussed the possible democratic and republican presidential candidates for 2016. his is an hour and 15 minutes. >