this was only his second flight into laguardia.had flown into laguardia six times for the year. >> it doesn't sound good with these developments. that's the obvious point. the question becomes what does it mean in terms of the analysis of fault? what are you hearing about how investigators are viewing this information in terms of accountability for the airline? >> i spoke with a couple of pilots. they say they didn't believe the fact that the pilot was flying into laguardia for the first time was a factor and that the crew was flying together for the second time flying into lagarde yachlt he h said, look, they are all trained to land planes no matter what the airport is. they have the equipment in the cockpit to make it happen. it's like me doing a story for the first time on a topic that may not be on my beat. i can still do the story. they didn't believe that was a factor, chris. >> all right. obviously they have to figure things out and do their best to be sure it doesn't happen again. i appreciate the reporting. >> sure. >> kat

i have two seats into laguardia, but not together. it's boarding now. we'll take them. we're not sitting together? it's not that long. you'll read. george will be at kennedy. we'll call. there's no time. no time? is there time? we'll call him from the plane. one seat's in first class, and one's in coach. the price is the same. oh... oh... um... well, uh... i'll take the first-class. jerry. what? why should you get first class? elaine, have you ever flown first class? no. all right. you won't know what you're missing. i've flown first class. i can't go back to coach. i can't. i won't. you flew here coach. yeah, that's a point. i don't care. the plane crashes, everybody in first class is going to die anyway. i'm sure you'll live. third row, right. oh! you're in here, sir. welcome aboard. bon voyage, lainey. excuse me. excuse me, miss. i think you're sitting in my seat. what? 13c. that's me. sorry. thank you. i never check my bags. can't stand that waiting in the baggage area. great. help me. excuse me. i think you're in my seat. oh, really? my mistake. my mistake. thank y

to the passengers inside flight 345, the approach into laguardia two weeks ago seemed to be normal. but then, suddenly -- panic on board as the nose of the 737 slammed on to the runway. >> you need to take your seat, please take your seat. >> reporter: now, federal investigators say the plane's first officer had been flying the plane, but in the final seconds of flight while below 400 feet altitude, the captain suddenly assumed control of the plane. seconds later, the crash landing. to veteran pilot john cox, the question is why wouldn't the captain simply go around if he or she thought there was a problem. >> if there is an issue that arises between 500 feet and the ground and there's any question about the safe continuation of the landing, a go-around is required. >> reporter: the ntsb says the first officer was experienced with 5,200 flight hours, 1,100 in the 737. though this was his first trip in command. the captain had accumulated 12,000 hours of flight time, 7,900 in the 737. but this was their first flight together. the question tonight, why did the captain take control of

same thing here, the flight crew didn't have a lot of experience flying into laguardia.ays into this, we will determine at some point down the road, i'm sure. >> hopefully lessons learned. thanks. >>> let me make clear what this is and what this is not. this is a reduction in staffing. this is -- we still have a presence in yemen, the u.s. government does, the state department does. we will still be able to provide some services, obviously some limited staff, may limit that. but -- and we will continue to evaluate it. >> that was state department spokesperson jen psaki, just moments ago addressing criticism from the u.s. yemeni embassy, that so-called evacuations of american and u.s. personnel actually provides help to extremists. but in a country that's supposed to be a strategic american ally, the disagreement over our decision to leave in the face of a threat is racing some big questions over just how good our alliance really is. fox news national security analyst, michael kay, international security expert. the yemenis are saying, you're just playing into the hands o

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looking into the last-minute pilot change in the rough landing of a southwest airlines flight at laguardia flight landed last month. 10 passengers were injured. the national transportation safety board just updated its investigation, saying the captain of the flight took control of the aircraft from his co-pilot when the plane was below 400 feet. experts say its rare for control to be passed between pilots so close to landing. >> the fort hood massacre trial began with the defendant telling the court, "i am the shooter." dressed in an army combat uniform and an american flag decorating his sleeve.major nidal hasan quickly admitted to killing defenseless fellow soldiers. killing 13 people and wounding more than 30 others in the horrific fort hood massacre four years ago. christopher royal, one of his victims is a chief warrant officer still recovering from his wounds. he has nerve damage down his back, arm and legs. royal says he considers nidal hasan a terrorist but has forgiven him every day he goes by the fort hood memorial honoring his fallen comrades. >> "i talk to the solders out ther

. >> there was a female tsa agent at laguardia apd was i a bad mood. she looked at me and said you look grumpy, can i have a hug. >> i would be suspicious. >> you know, maybe they're doing one of those pat-downs. >> i hope. >> just be leery of the airport by the w way. >> exactly. >> if you're me, it's going to be a long day. you might enjoy it, but it's going to be a long day. >>> well, it would be like me giving you diet and workout tips. not that you would trust them. now the >> well, forget about mom nagging. how about the government. the white house making teams to suggest behavior modification like you saving more energy. >> we'll have big posters of president obama starring and eyes following us and say mr. obama is watching you. this country gets more orwellian of all time. the trayn martin cse was most orwellian. >> and only thing that makes you give pause. it would be like me telling you to oat a salad. you are thin and beautiful and i am not. and i will not go there. but the government is hardly good at giving advice financial and it seems d

was less than 400 feet from the ground and that it was the captain's first landing at new york's laguardia>>> e! online, dustin hoffman beats cancer, actor, quote, feeling great after surgery. no word what cancer the 75-year-old actor had, but he's been surgically cured. good for him. >>> topping our news, nbc news has learned a libyan man is the first to be charged in connection with the attack on the consulate in benghazi. he's accused of playing a significant role in the attack. other charges have also been filed. >>> signs of progress, 18 states showed slight drops in child obesity in low-income preschoolers. the centers for disease control and prevention says it is the first significant decrease in childhood obesity, but rates are still high. one in eight preschoolers in the u.s. is obese. >>> and president obama on the "tonight" show on tuesday night with his gray hair, the president says although the first lady may tease her about it, he doesn't tease her back. that's why they are celebrating their 21st anniversary. absolutely, that is a no-no. >>> tuesday night, viewers of the colb

. >> the was a female tsa agent at laguardia apd was in a d mood.he looked at me and said you look grumpy, can i have a hug. >> i would be suspicious. >> you know, maybe they're doing one of those pat-downs. >> i hope. >> just be leery of the airport by the way. >> exactly. >> if you're me, it's going to be a long day. you might enjoy it, but it's going to be a long day. >>> well, it would be like me giving you diet and workout tips. not that you would trust them. now the [ tires screech ] [ beeping ] ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pre-owned... mercedes-benz for the next new owner. ♪ hurry in to your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for 1.99% fincing during our certified pre-owned sales event through september 3rd. >> well, forget about mom naggg. how about the government. the white house making teams to suggest behavior modification like you saving more energy. >> we'll have big posters of president obama starring and eye

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higher. >> and federal safety investigators say the pilot of that southwest jet that crashed at laguardiaport last month took control of the jet from the first officer when it was just 400 feet from the ground. southwest flight 345 hit the runway nose first. 16 people were injured. experts say it is unusual for a captain or copilot to take control so close to the ground unless there are profound safety issues. i'm sure we will hear more about this investigation as it continues. >> absolutely. i guess taco bell is jumping into breakfast fare now and it sounds good. >> waffle taco. >> i think it sounds excellent as well. >> reporter: the fast food chain is introducing the waffle taco to a small group of restaurants as it prepares to take its breakfast menu national next year. it looks delicious. it's scrambled eggs, sausage and side of syrup. it was the top seller during breakfast hours at five california locations where the taco was tested. they should test it on me, thumbs up! >> i might put a little hot sauce on it, too. >> oh, yeah! >> ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com, thank you. [

well, imagine your whole neighborhood is terminal "b" at laguardia. (laughter) and the t.s.a.gents sometimes talk to you like this. "boarding pass and what the (bleep) are you looking at? open that computer bag before i break your arm mother (bleep)er!" irritating, isn't it? a little irritating. (cheers and applause) for turn we turn to senior daily show correspondent jessica williams. jessica, as someone who is more likely to be affected by this than i am, do you agree that stop and frisk goes too far? >> no! i agree with commissioner kelly. if anything, stop and frisk doesn't go far enough! john, people need to accept this program as a fact of urban life. and right now i'm standing in one of new york's most crime-ridden neighborhoods. >> john: where exactly are you, jess? >> i'm on wall street. (cheers and applause) >> jon: what? you're on wall street? >> yeah, i'm on wall street. the white bronx, business harlem. and frankly, john, i don't feel safe here. and i would like to see the police do their freaking jobs and start stopping people down here. >> john: that's not fair.

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. >>> southwest airlines is basing its first lawsuit over a hard landing at new york's laguardia airport last month. a south carolina woman claims that she was among the 16 injured when the boeing 737 made a nose first landing on july 22nd. she says in a lawsuit filed in new york yesterday, she suffered permanent injuries. the spokeswoman for southwest says the airline doesn't comment on pending litigation. >>> a worldwide travel alert is in effect for americans traveling abroad after the u.s. intercepted terrorist messages discussing attacks against american interests. but as marly hall shows us from cbs, many people aren't canceling their travel plans. >> reporter: a bearier blocks people from getting to the u.s. embassy in coy row, egypt. it's one of 22 american embassies and consulates across the muslim world that won't open sunday because of a terror threat. cbs news has learned u.s. intelligence believes a will the is underway -- plot is underway and there's a team of terrorists already in place to carry it out. >> they accident specific enough information about the plot or the tar

i see you're actually adding head count. >> yes, we as a matter of fact in laguardia terminal d added, minneapolis st. paul, added 160% of crew members in head count. >> shouldn't the technology mean that you can hire less people? >> well, we believe in a high touch business because restaurants, bars, et cetera, is very high touch. what technology has been able to do for us, even though we add head count, our overall percentage of our payroll has been reduced since we speed up time and enhance the customer interaction. >> because you can see that people will say, oh, rick, you know, we're already struggling with the job market here and you guys are putting people out of work because you're replacing man with machine. counter that. >> well, i can only counter it by the actual facts and we more than double the head count when we go into an airport. if you think about it, we're in all the gate hold areas. those areas where we used to sit, there wasn't any experience at all, are now full experiences. so there are crew members in all the gate hold areas. the footprint has been dramatically

a passenger injured during a hard landing at laguardia airlines.anding gear under the plane's nose collapsed. an attorney for jacqueline young says she suffered head, neck and back injuries from sliding down one of the plane's emergency ramps. no one was at the bottom to catch her. authorities say 10 of the 150 people on board suffered minor injuries. a southwest representative said the company could not comment on the pending lawsuit. twitter says it's handing down new rules to control abusive language. it is introducing a one- click button to report abuse and updating its rules to clarify that >>"they do not tolerate abusive behavior." this comes after several high-profile british women reported receiving a flood of harassing, or threatening messages on the microblogging site. over the past week britain's media has been full of stories detailing hatre and rape threats directed against women public figures. california's public utilities commission has ordered a phone company owned by the world's richest man to pay 24- million-dollars in unpaid fee

. >>> federal safety investigators say the pilot of the southwest plane that crashed at laguardia lackonth took control of the jet from the first officer when it was just 400 feet from the ground. southwest flight 345 hit the runway nose first. 16 people were injured. experts say it is unusual for a captain or co-pilot to take control so close to the ground unless there are profound safety issues. >>> well, young people are slowly starting to buy cars again. five years ago people between the ages of 18 and 34 bought more than 14% of the new cars in the u.s. then the recession hit. many young people couldn't get jobs, and that number dropped to 10.5% according to polk auto research, but last year the figure grew to more than 12%. >>> the jackpot for tonight's power ball drawing is estimated to be $425 million so far. a single winner taking a lump sum payment after taxes would end up with, get this, about $245 million. the world's largest lottery jackpot was $656 million. mega million jackpot sold last year. >>> and, alexis, remember that fortune of coins that were found in the nevada ga

the incident happened in late july at new york's laguardia airport. the ntsb finds no evidence of a mechanical failure. pilot actions are now being questioned. an investment scam is making its way across the country. federal regulators warn con artists are posing as brokers of a big-time investment firm. they are calling people on telephones and pitching high-yield certificates of deposit. the cd's don't exist. what the scammers are after is personal information to steal identities. topping earnings news today, time warner got a surprise from superman. the "man of steel" movie gave a huge boost to the company. earnings were up 87%. the company says it's raising its full-year outlook. however, ralph lauren unraveled yesterday the stock is down 7% as weaker profit margins and slowed shipments to europe was the equivalent of kryptonite to its bottom line. the rising cost of cable may have more americans cutting the cord. it's estimated the fees for cable, internet and wireless capability, also known as triple-play, jumped 6.3% every year for the past 3 y

laguardia, atlanta, boston all clear this hour. for us here, those delays, again, continuing as you mentioned for the morning hours. we'll see the low cloud cover across oakland, also back to the east bay and south bay now for the sixth consecutive day. temperatures mid to upper 50s. nice morning to just grab that cup of coffee and kind of take it slow. no matter where you go, it's going to start off cloudy. we'll get sun by the noon hour, especially for the interior valley. mid 70s by the bay. by 4:00 p.m., upper 70s inland, much warmer weather coming in the seven-day forecast. i know you'll love it. let's get outside to the live high-definition sky camera network. you see in emeryville now, a thick blanket of fog with once again drizzle at the immediate coastline. lots of traffic on the bay bridge tonight. we had the giants' game, the raiders' preseason game this evening. in san francisco, the fog is out there. a decent view now, alcatraz, on the top of the screen. that high fog moving across the golden gate gap. the fog factor f

. >>> now tonight we have an update on that hard landing at laguardia airport last month.you remember the southwest landing nose gear first and then skidding down the runway. well be the ntsb says one pilot handed off control to the other pilot was it as coming in for a landing. that's not a normal procedure. we're told there were no signs of mechanical problems. and still ahead here on "world news," the end of lost luggage, can it be? what's behind the little curtain. we'll show you a trick to keep you and your bags from going on separate vacations. and the strange thing everyone is doing this summer, old, young, something you got to try for yourself coming up. [ male announcer ] a bachelor's degree from devry university could change your tomorrow, if you do something today. with our career catalyst scholarship you can. apply by august 29th for up to $20,000 for qualifying new students. last year, 90% of devry university grads actively seeking employment, had careers in their field within 6 months. so with this scholarship you could be on your way. now's the time. visit d

learning new details about what happened on that southwest airlines plane that had a rough landing at laguardia airport. president obama will meet with u-s troops and their families today during a stop at camp pendleton in southern california. the president will thank service members and military families for their service to the country. the visit to the marine corps base is the president's final stop on a two-day west coast trip that included the rollout of his principles for overhauling the nation's mortgage finance industry. as part of his focus on housing, president will be interviewed by the c-e-o of online real estate database "zillow". president obama took to late night television to explain his health care law. the president made an appearance on "the tonight show with jay leno." during the interview, he explained how the law will work for those without health insurance. the president also talked about how he's disappointed that moscow granted temporary asylum to n-s-a leaker edward snowden. he also mentioned that he has "no patience" for countries that mistreat gays. this was the pres

as far as this morning, airport delays piling up at laguardia, in and out philadelphia.ough. we did have a tornado threat in maryland. no reports of tornadoes. i did see funnel clouds. south of philadelphia, torrential rain. flash flooding very high allentown, lehigh, ewing to trenton, new york city. new york city has from now until noon for this heavy rain. heavy rain oklahoma city to fort smith. laguardia 45 minute delays, newark 4:30. philadelphia not recording any. that surprises me. the thunderstorm is close to them, right over the top. storms throughout the morning. a little better this afternoon. this afternoon to this evening, raleigh, richmond, we'll watch you for storms. rest of the country had how does 72 sound? partly cloudy skies, like fall in chicago. kind of crazy out there. one other spot very cool, los angeles, 16 straight days you haven't hit 80 degrees. you'll do it today at 81. you're watching "morning joe" brewed by starbucks. at farmers we make you smarter about insurance, because what you dont know can hurt you. what if you didn't know that it's sm

if you're heading to laguardia, there are delays with rainfall.you're doing the red eye flight you may get some delays. >>> it is the start of the wine harvest in napa. the chopper is overhead. now sparkling wine grapes are picked earlier. a dry spring, though, led to an early overall harvest. >>> we want to get back to our developing news. our nbc chopper in downtown oakland. as you can see, the march is on. hundreds of bart workers, union workers and other supporters are marching from city hall towards bart headquarters at 17th and franklin. thus far, it's a peaceful march and a peaceful protest. bart workers and the unions are looking for a new contract. they've been negotiating unsuccessfully for the last several weeks. they are prepared to walk off the job monday morning. you're looking at the protesters walking through the streets of oakland on 17th and franklin. we'll continue to monitor the story throughout the newscast. >>> still ahead, it may look like a spaceship, but it's a piece of silicon valley history. we're going to take you to a

. >> now roughly two months since a southwest jet made a hard land nothing laguardia.ere is friction between the nta and ntsb. and officials are feeling pressure to release more details quickly and some say social media could be a part of the problem. trace gallinger with more. and in both cases of the crash landing in san francisco and southwest landing in laguardia. there was video and soon as the planes stopped, the passengers began to give their side of the story on the social networking sites. that is pushing the ffa and ntsb into answering questions and responding more the wall street journal reported that the agencies are overstepping each other's bounds by getting more information and southwest airlines is come plaining because they are getting the information from different regulators between the nta and ntsb. it is not well cordinated and could be impeded. remember the ntsb is solely in charge of investigating acts and incidents and can make recommendation and dealing out punishment and making changes is up to the fa a which is in charge of promoting and poli

. >> >> southwest airlines facing it's first lawsuit following a hard landing at new york's laguardia airport. 16 passengers were injured on july 22nd. a woman on the plane, jacqueline young has filed a lawsuit claiming she suffered permanent injuries from the accident. >> >> we are learning more about a young lady shot yesterday morning at 1:20 in the am near south second street. according to police, the 19- year-old victim was college student. investigators say she was simply at the wrong place at the wrong time. so far, no arrests or suspects have been made. that was san jose's 30th this year. >> >> cording to the san jose mercury news, the department is resorting to mandatory holdovers. president of the san jose police officer's organization said he predicts the problem will only get worst. >> >> a coroner's inquest into a walnut creek shooting is set to get underway tomorrow. police say banta charged at them with a knife. banta's family said one of the officers fired in panic after reacting to another officer tripping and falling behind him. banta had no criminal record. his pare

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we are also looking at increasing dough lays in laguardia and some moderate cloud cover.ston right now with here's that three-day forecast. temperatures cooling off with mid-80s inland, 60s at the coastline. looking pretty god as we head into the holliday weekend. our air quality right now is at good levels despite the yosemite fight pushing up a lot of smoke into reno. >>> we want to check in on the commute. it's sluggish on the san mateo bridge. this is a live look from norbert lee who's on 101 north in marin county. and it's a little slow. in fact, norbert has the dubious assignment of putting him right in the traffic. you can see it's about 10 to 15 miles per hour. it is slow and low, but at least somewhat moving. and this is to be expected with the bay bridge closed for the next seven days. >> he's been driving for about an hour and an a half now. >>> he's accused of killing an investigator, but tonight he speaks to nbc bay area from jail. what he's saying about the investigation and why he says police have the wrong man. >>> also a new land in the event of an active shooter on a

laguardia running a little bit behind with some moderate issues as that cloud cover is on the increase. on our three-day forecast, temperatures stay pretty steady as we head throughout wednesday, thursday, and friday but we are going to be tracking a few showers getting close to the bay area coming up in the full forecast. also want to give you an update on the weather with the rim fire near yosemite. we've mentioned how it's grown over 170,000 acres. drier air, lower humidity and a wind smihift. tomorrow, another tough go for it as they continue out there in that very steep elevation. and we also talked about the fairfield home earlier with homes that have been burned near marigold drive. that fire is now contained. we'll have more coming up in the seven day forecast and when some showers will get very close to the bay in just a little bit. >>> thank you very much. still ahead at 6:00, we're continuing to follow that story, the fire in yosemite now threatens drinking water here in the bay area. >>> also playing with were your mind, the first of its kind experiment turning two minds in

been a democratic mayor in new york city in 20 years, and arguably the last new york city mayor was laguardiaho served in the '30s and '40s. for generations now, it's not been a city that's produced the kind of outfront progressive leader you would think it would given the numbers, that could change this year, as bill de blasio makes a play to take up the high profile new york city progressive leader. joining me now is bill de blasio. currently the public advocate for the city of new york. people are saying that the stop and frisk decision is what propelled you into the poll. do you think that's right? >> i think it's one of the reasons. i've been talking about the disparities in this city. my whole campaign is about fighting inequality in new york city. that disparity is sharpest when it comes to policing. two systems of policing, separate and unall-. the judge i think made a fundamental decision to reset the equation to the good of new york city. of course mayor bloomberg attacked the judge, and once again is trying to tell us if we don't continue things the way they are, we're somehow codd

we are also looking at delays in laguardia that are getting a little bit better. also in boston, some major delays. more in just a little bit. >>> how about this, teslas, like the car, torn apart. while the automaker's crash tests are making money. >>> the most expensive cities in america to raise a baby. three of them right here in the bay area. >>> a new survey reminds us how expensive it is to live in the bay area. san jose wins the nationwide with new parents spending over $41,000 over the baby's first year. santa cruz reigns second according to the real estate website. new york third followed by san francisco. seven of the top ten cities are in california. primarily because of housing prices. boston rounds out the top five. housing and child care costs turned out to be the biggest influences in this study. >>> thousands of south bay students and their parents have one more thing checked off their back to school to do list. sacred heart community service in san jose was handing out backpacks to kids in need, stuffed with $60 worth of school supplies including

same for new york city trying to get into laguardia. also showers headed there.ounty, drizzle. starting to see the drizzle push to the south. i'm with you throughout the "today" show. throughout 11:30 tracking the weather. 60 san jose. 57 right now in oakland. hour by hour forecast shows you in oakland even at noon, clouding by two degrees. 68 degrees. 72, room temperature at lunchtime in antioch. 4:00 p.m. highs 78 for livermore. 69 oakland. cool day in san francisco. giants in town. mesh's cup. and wind playing a factor today. forecasts coming up. let's check the drive. >> good morning. starting to see traffic really slow down at the bay bridge approach. lights are on, they've been on for the past 30 minutes, causing slowdowns into the maze. once that into richmond, el cerrito, things moving smoothly. quick check of mass transit, delays on caltrans, about 15-minute delay. haven't heard anything noon. muni experiencing delay on the f-line, tree blocking san jose avenue. still working to clear that. experiencing minor delays if you use muni. accident at altamont

as a matter of fact part of this result of trade with delta that has 50% or more of the slots at laguardia which is a larger market. lori: all right. so air fares going up, perhaps not at pace inflation but it is just kind of the new norl and necessary evil consumers will have too accept, given the climate, is that your takeaway, george? >> to a great extent. it is more nuanced than that you have to accept the fact that you let the other twoo it already. how do you handicap the remaining competition? look what wi keep price honest in the market are the low-cost carriers like southwest. lori: thank you so much. george hamlin. >>> okay, ne on "money," surprise, another key provision of obamacare is being delayed and this one could cost you big-time. rmer reagan economic advisor art laffer joins us with reaction. >>> plus should e-cigarettes be regulated like normal cigarettes? one mayor is looking to do that and it could be a calamity for both t booming business and blic health across the countr don't go away. more "money" coming up. ♪ ♪ lori: okay, news out todayf another obamacare delay. a

laguardia's new tennis climb concentrates planes over a swath of queens.irritating residents below. previous routes were created to diverge planes from the u.s. open and were more dispersed. bt shows the new tennis clim and the routes the caller brought up, and finally that flushing climb. guest: the new york area is one of the most congested areas in our country where three major airports in close proximity. in terms of nextgen's capability to reduce noise and emissions, it is in fact, the mission of nextgen. it is to help aircraft smoothly land in airports with their engines almost on idle so you get less emissions, less noise. it will also make for more precise landing and takeoff as well. unfortunately, when you move traffic from one place to another, someone is going to experience the noise that perhaps they didn't experience before. the faa is working to minimize the impacts where they can and the airlines are working with quieter and more efficient jets as well. those particular takeoff lines that you mention are something that faa, under its own st

moments of southwest airlines flight 335 whose nose deer broke during a hard landing at new york's laguardiairport. this was last month. ten people were injured there. the ntsb said the captain took control of the aircraft when the plane was below 400 feet. that's a critical phase of the flight and something that rarely happens. the report says the pilots reported a wind shift during landing. >>> some good news when it comes to childhood obesity. the cdc says its rates are falling for the first in decades. they're reporting signature declines in obesity between preschoolers in 18 states and u.s. virgin islands. 2008 to 2011. the cdc says even though obesity is still an epidemic, it looks like the tide is beginning to turn. >>> on the heels of that story, i have this one. are you hungry? you may be after this. this is the waffle taco. the latest creation from taco bell. it's scrambled eggs and a waffle that you see there with the waffle as the shell. it's coming to about 100 taco bell locations after being tested in southern california earlier this year. >> this may not be the healthiest way

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back to the article in the new york times and the different departure routes around laguardia's airporte of the issues that was fact that thethe environmental reviews can take a long time when trying to reroute plates -- planes at different airports. explain that issue. the faa didund that not involve community members as much as they should have. and newse new routes takeoffs and landings were implemented, it brought a surprise to the community because they were receiving more noise and emissions than they had previously. one of the key things that must happen is that community involvement must be attended to by faa and those who are developing nextgen. york area in particular, it is difficult to find a route out of new york it is not going to affect someone's noise and their environmental feel. it becomes a priority to involve the community as part of the stakeholder group when you start moving forward and changing routes. cambria heights, new york. good morning. live in cambria heights. right now, i have two letters i was about to send off to the congressman and some other person. th

a 400-acre penal colony on the east river, directly under the flight path of the laguardia airport. connected to the mainland by a narrow two-lain bridge, the island is home to an average of 14,000 inmates in ten different facilities. >> we patrol the meanest precincts in america. when our officers go to work, everyday, they know everyone they run into is going to be a criminal. every criminal who has committed the worst act -- >> bring all your property with you. >> is coming through here if they're coming from new york city. >> they come off of the streets. they're tired, they're dirty, they're hungry. and you saw everything there, whether it was somebody who was from wall street who was charged with fraud or whether it was the lowest of the low of the drug dealers. >> we get between 80 to 90 admissions a day, around the clock, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. >> what size you wear? >> 8 1/2. >> guess what, 10 is your lucky number. these are air giulianis. you can have them, my brother. >> the city never sleeps. >> don your mask. >> while cell inspections are routin

laguardia and chicago right on time.at goes for atlanta, seattle, los angeles and boston as well. as we head through the day, we have a bit of a fog factor to tell you about mostly along the peninsula and the north bay until about noon. after which time we'll get a lot of sunshine. make sure you bring the sunglasses and the sunscreen with you. today between noon and 2:00, mostly sunny conditions with enough low cloud cover hugging the coastline and west early flow transporting the cool ocean air in all day long as the jet stream sits just above us. mostly between the hours of 3:00 and 7:00, that's when you'll get the best of the best. you can probably get by without the ac. getting toasty in places like fairfield and livermore. 87 is not bad. that's actually average for this time of year. 75 in flee month, 79 in redwood city and 64 degrees in san francisco. getting into that all-important weekend, temperatures are going to actually drop off between saturday and sunday. so your better beach day is going to be better. mond

we have delays this morning out of laguardia. finally a push inland will allow for high pressure to build back in and lead to a gradual warmup form us. it will feel a little more comfortable. if you've been cold right by the coast, better days i just ahead. we'll lose those beautiful 70s in places like livermore after today. 78 degrees in livermore. 75 nor santa teresa, 72 right at room temperature in san jose. we just bump the numbers up to the 80s, a touch warmer saturday and sunday. finally hitting those seasonal averages tuesday into wednesday. one last hurrah before kids head back to school. let's check on the drive. good morning, anthony. >> hurrah. being an adult, i always forget when summer and winter break are. i don't have kids. we have a fire off 580 on grand line road near the altamont pass. that's the good news. folks are stopping and looking. this is a slow spot, so typical slowing. we have another car fire. this is actually in san jose on 87 and taylor. not impending traffic. it's on the right-hand shoulder, but so

newward on that rough landing at southwest airlines jet at new york's laguardia airport last month.s more than rough. federal aviation officials say the plane's nose pointed downward within the last four seconds before landing. the plane landed nose first, something that should never happen. it caused the flight's landing gear to punch up into the plane's nose. can you see ter hoovment the plane scraped along the runway until it came to a stop. this is what it looked like inside a jet. a passenger gave us this video. investigators say the plane's pilots swapped controls just moments before the touchdown. one passenger suedaging pilot error. we saw a dare devil work today live on "studio b." his stunt, unchaining himself from a box roughly the size of a coffin after somebody had tossed that box out of an airplane. you will hear from coffin sky diving guy about what it is like to stair death in the face. plus, police say the young son of the r and b star usher almost drowned in a swimming pool. and there is a dramatic 911 call ahead. then there is a new huge reward up for grabs for an

and gail mellow, president of laguardia community college in queens new york.ike to start with all of you by getting your quick impregzs of the policy package. what do you maj of the president's probably. >> when the president of the united states talks about higher education, college presidents like that. i'm excited by it and concerned at the same time. when i think about my students, the student at community colleges which make up about half of our undergraduates in the united states, i wonder if the measure that we're going to put together really allow us to make the differentation that the president wants us to make. >> suarez: anya kamenetz same question, did you see a lot to like in the president's proposals-- obviously more to be found out about what's in them but in a broad overview? >> i'm really excited about the principle of what he's talking about. it's very clear, and yet it's revolutionary. for so long colleges have been allowed to gain prestige by how many people they keep out, and they're not asked to provide good information about who they're

and we're getting more details, larry, now about that southwest airlines crash landing at laguardia airportnth. the national transportation safety board now reports that the captain of that flight took over from the first officer just before that bad landing. it's not clear what the reason for that takeover was, but the report also says no malfunctions or mechanical failures have been found. and former president george w. bush recovering in a dallas hospital after undergoing heart surgery this morning. doctors discovering a blockage yesterday during bush's annual physical and put in a stent. in the procedure today mr. bush expected to be back home by thursday. and finally, here's more evidence, larry, that electric cars, they still aren't that popular. gm cutting the price of the chevy volt by a whopping 5,000 bucks. it will now list at under 35,000. volt shares felt 3.3% year on year, larry. >> give me natural gas anytime. can i just ask one more sning nidal hasan. this guy still hasn't been classified as a terrorist action, has he? >> sure. right. and that's an interesting part of the arg