>> or else you can use a spoon, too. >> ming: use a spoon? >> yeah. >> ming: put this in. and then how are you going to get that green sugar, which looks so cool, to stick to the... >> well, what i'm going to do is i'm going to spread it right on the rim using the finger, just kind of, you know, paint it on. >> ming: so what goes first, dark or white? >> we can actually pipe it together so you can see the ying and yang color, you know? is that cool? >> ming: i like that. it's togetherness. that's so cute, sus. >> so... >> ming: okay, let's bring this up here. all right. so you tell me when. you and i can go together. >> yep. >> ming: looks like a huge margarita right now. >> well, you know, if you top off with a little bit of booze... actually, that's not a bad idea. a little grand marnier in there would be perfect. >> ming: sus, you and i know you can top anything with booze. so what do we do, together? >> let's just go one, two, three. there you go. nice. >> ming: oh, my god, that was great. >> so we are not short of mint. >> ming: no. you want some mint? >> some nice mi

. >> reporter: rely on automatic controls, he says, don't have enough training on hand ming a plane because, he says, they don't get enough training on go arounds. actually flying the plane. >> the crash should not of happened if they knew how to my. >> we could not get ahold of asiana airlines. they did not return our calls. >> reporter: it today we tracked a flight into sfo. as did faa controllers in the towers. and it looked like a perfect landing. two back wheels first and then the nose. just the way it is sup supposed to be done. >> the cap tan is not the first person to talk about this lack of training and he tells me that he suggested that the pilots get at least 100 hours of hand flying the plane without the automatic controls before he gets comfortable. >> there is a lot of the talk about the go arounds are other airlines doing it as well? >> reporter: well,s it happens to every airline, but as i mentioned there was, half a tkoz nen a 30 year career. it is rare -- dozen in a 30 year career. it is rare. half a dozen, eight times as many as other airlines, that is something that has

dorsi den lee, darius contractor, ming a. >> i want to introduce miss nelly to you. she's lived in this utah street since her mother and grandfather. >> my family has been there since 1905. we were all raised and born there. i'm concerned about the noise. i know they said that they went over a lot of things that i was concerned about. the last company was there said the same thing. i had a at n at the tenant that went to all of these meetings for me and they took a long time to comply with the slope that was come out of the generators and the noise and pollution. this goes way back. i have a letter from my tenant back in 2003 that happened. 1 day the smoke was for 20 minutes. i don't know these new companies, but i hope they stay by what they are telling us today because my tenants were very upset about that. i don't live there. but i know what they mean. for my tenants i hope they don't have the noise more. we were told point 5 decibels. i concerned for my tenants. i hope these people comply because the other company took a long time to comply. so i hope they are tr

it generates enormous demand and a bountiful return on investment. abc7 vic lee talked to you mingesterday as he visited his winery. this is a story you will only see on abc7 news. >> for yao ming it's another slam-dunk. this time it's off the court and in the napa valley vineyards. >> just starting to gain that color. >> it's colorful. >> pretty much. >> yau was in napa, during the vineyards that grow his grapes. he started his boutique vinery a couple years ago. he leases vineyards and space in st. helena. his wines are sold almost exclusively in china. the rapidly emerging middle class there just can't get enough of his yao ming family wines. they pay a whopping 650 bucks for his reserve cabernet and $150 for the flagship cab. >> people are getting to -- they want to experience something different. they drink a lot of wine because of a business dinner or a social event. >> although the chinese do consume a lot of wine, it's the home-grown rice wine, which can be much stronger. yao likes western wines because it creates a more relaxed drinking culture. >> it brings a different fe

. >> 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 paying $650 for his reserve cabernet, and $150 for the flag ship cab. >> with the economy, people want to experience something different. they drink a lot more wine because of business dinners or something like social stuff. >> it's home grown rice wine which can be stronger, yao likes western wines because it creates relaxed drinking culture. >> it brings different feelings about slow down, peaceful. and enjoy with family, friends. >> there are long hours of photo shoots today. the wine proi duss less than 5,000 cases per year but now, yacht o is introducing napaest, he wants napa on the label be

the group says they're not going to go dwoun a fight attempting to pursue legal actions to stop the sale. >> you may not know this but retired nba star yao ming has a boutique winery in napa. you may not be able to afford the wine. >> vic lee met yao today touring his winery.. >> hello. he lives in china but makes visits to visit his winery this, comes just months before the harvest and launching of a new product. yao was touring vineyard that's gre his grapes he started the winery a couple years ago, leases vineyards and production space in a custom crush facility in st. helena. his wines are sold almost exclusively in chin yachl the middle class there can't get enough of the wine. they pay $650 for his reserve cabernet and $150 for the flagship cab. >> people are getting to, you know, they want something different. they want a wine for a business dinner. >> chinese do conyum a lot of wine, it's a home grown rice wine which can be stronger, yao likes western wines. >> the red brings you different feelings. slow down, peaceful, and enjoy with, with your family. friends. >> there were long hours of photo shoots today. he was followed by photog

frances dinglasan will let you know when it's >> you may not know that you ming has winery in california. this is a story you will only see on abc7 news. >> for yao ming it's another slam-dunk. this time it's off the court and in the napa valley vineyards. >> just starting to gain that color. >> it's colorful. >> pretty much. >> he toured the vineyards that grow his grapes. he started his boutique vinery a couple years ago. he leases vineyards and space in st. helena. his wines are sold almost exclusively in china. the rapidly emerging middle class there just can't get enough of his you ming family wines. they pay a whopping 650 bucks for his reserve cabernet and 150 for the flagship cab. >> people are getting to -- they want experience something different. they drink a lot of wine because of a business dinner or a social event. >> although chinese do consume a lot of ryan it's the home ground rice wine which can be much stronger. yau likes western wines because it creates a more relaxed drinking culture. >> it brings a different feeling. it's a slow down, peaceful and enjoy it, enjoy the wine with

. ♪ >>> retired nba star, yao ming has a thriving start up here in the nappy valley.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 paying $650 for his reserve cabernet, and $150 for the flag ship cab. >> with the economy, people want to experience something different. they drink a lot more wine because of business dinners or something like social stuff. >> it's home grown rice wine which can be stronger, yao likes western wines because it creates relaxed drinking culture. >> it brings different feelings about slow down, peaceful. and enjoy with family, friends. >> there are long hours of photo shoots today. the wine proi duss less than 5,000 cases per year but now, yacht o is introducing napaest, he wants napa on the label because he wants chinese to get to know this wine growing region che

that means caterpillar's other franchises will do well and be more important to the company than ming and aengine business tied to oil and gas that you look. >> you raise a really good point. >> a lot of competition world wide and i'm wondering to what degree will cat florida invest money worldwide to keep its market share growing. komatsu the number two player in the world. a major competitor to caterpillar. i'm not sure the share between those two will be as minimum wage and look at zoom lion. we are concerned that some of those companies as they break into places like brazil, may put up more of a fight, but nonetheless, again, a slowing china would hurt those companies more so than komatsu or caterpillar so we think that's a net benefit for them. >> jim who started his career as a forensic accountant and known for calling and founding enron, are you comfortable with cat's accounting? >> i am comfortable with cat's accounting. i think what mr. chan close was talking about, of course, was the situation with seaway, a chinese company they had to purchase and write off the goodwill almost im

there is not a big laugh for curve effect.3 when california will get in trouble is a lot of rich people are going to be ming devastate. with a check like more money for this year and nextear that's when they're going to find just like with france's 75 percent tax rate under that crazy president, california politicians will find, where's the money. and not only that, but even if they collected more money. does this to you automatiially lose money. it simply says you don't collect as much as you think yr going to, and in some rare cases you lose money. the point is, theare just going to spend more. that's why i have a simple golden rule, the private sector should go faster than the government. what does that mean? control therowth of government spending. the only fiscal variable at the end of the day that really matters. we see ttat in europe. charles: to your point, we should note, spending in june was $170 billion for our government,he lessons of abrupt 2004 which might be the silver lining in all this is right now. every weekend. thanks aot. >> thank you. charles: microsoft working closely with an essay ta

a picture. in foreclosure for four years. not ming up mortgage payment for a long time.g for is next house, so he has all this money accumulated, no penalties. that is no way to run a marke >> that is criminal. the fact that he is living for free basically on taxpayer dollars because we bailed out the banks and he is going out and going to go by and other home, probably for cash because he gets paid a substantial amount of money is ridiculous. talk about working the system. that is cpletely worki the system, and there are over 60 percent of homes in the foreclosure process that are in pre foreclosure. that is a lot of homes sitting in that market. we talk about bubbles all the time. there could be a bubble of loss biggest. gerri: i keep hearing that because prices have turned around. after fallin 60% through the meltdown, now ty turn around and have gone back up. are you recommending people buy right now? aru saying stay away because of these weird market dynamics? >> absolutely weird market dynamics. i have not had any of my investorss by at all because there are so man

i understand where the unions a ming from. it proves the opposite about obama care.bama care is going to offer good health care at good costs to people. >> meanwhile the gop majority in the house voted for the 38th and 39th times to either repeal or curtail obamacare this week. senator brown, isatto comment o kirsten said. the unions have the cadillac plans. as a result of what's happening the plans will cost $10,000 more. that's why they sent the letter. is it a move to try to repeal it? it's a train wreck. employers are reducing hours so they don't have to comply from 40 to 30. costs are out of control. the 18 new taxes are going to click in affecting individuals and businesses. it is a job killer. that's a fact. put flowers on it, but it's a mess. >> it is interesting. you wonder, given the fact that this was predicted by republicans, the unions are realizing under obama care companies only with 50 employees or more are subject to it. so there is an incentive to have 48 or 49 employees and it only involves 30 hours in the work week or more. if you work 29 or 28 yo

ask you about succession at the fed because there has been a lot of guessing of who it might be, larry summers, janet, the names coppicop ming up. do you think there will be a change at the top of the fed and who will that be? >> that's up to president obama. ben bernanke has done a good job there are a number of good names to choose. the good question for the chairman is what will be his or her view of the economy and exit strategy from the current policy. >> one final question, do you think the economy will strengthen in the second half of the year or not? >> i don't see markets strengthening in the second half of the year. i see a continuing recovery, to be honest. >> mr. hubbord and congratulations on your book. >>> well, one thing the fed keep as very close eye on is housing, and today just as mortgage rates hit a two-year high app captions for new mortgages fell by 4% and those rising mortgage rates are creating sticker shock for home buyers. diana olick has that story. >> reporter: at a broker's open house in northern virginia, agents are sizing up this single family home and recalculating what their clients can pay n

if you go back to april there have been a lot of minged messages coming out. they put out a statement on may 1 saying they might raise increase bond purchases at some point. and then it kind of clarified and explained that. i think people in the markets have felt a little whipped and on that point. the other thing i'd say about unemployment and this focus on unemployment is, you know, i think in our generation we've never seen a fed as focusedded on unemployment as it is now because for 30 years it had been focused on getting inflation down to this 2% level and keeping it there. >> charlie: we conclude with mark neikrug, composer, pianist and artistic director of the musical festival. >> what was fascinating was when they did this dedication, the audience was not amuse i can audience. it was a dedication of a cancer institute audience. totally broad. it was doctors. it was university people. it was patients. and when the performance finished, there was no applause. the conductor told me afterwards that he was scared. he finished, and he would normally have appl

regionals, comerica not a great bank but ming of america roars and if he do a bad, jorgan looks fantastic. the tax rate was a big change. the clients seem moodier at goldman. >> the big banks are ambitious, very ambitious on mortgages, especially non-conforming loans and bidding for them. they want that business and with the marks, especially in california doing so well, they are benefiting from that. i expect you'll see that in the bank of america numbers. >> one question on goldman and i'm sure this applies to other banks as well because they did well in part of their business that invests their own money. that will go away under volcker. >> they did say it's one time. >> very transparent, and the transparency played out against them because you heard things you didn't want to hear. >> regents financial, up and what's on tonight's show? you're all on energy. >> that's why i wore a tie. >> what is that? >> we've got -- these are people who work on my show "mad money," barrels of oil. i'm going to reveal an oil stock that i have hated for 35 points that i'm turning on tonight. >> that's a

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. >>> check this out it's a yao ming wedding cake. it's not yao's wedding. houston couple had that made for their special day. see if they just waited they could have gotten a dwight howard one instead. yao's been retired actually for a couple years but clearly the love for yao ming lives on. and, fred, my question for you, is that romantic? hmm, i don't know. >> really. i don't know. i'm not feeling the romance there, especially as the knife goes right down the center of the head, huh-uh, no, no romance, thanks, jeff. >>> for the very latest news in sports, go to bleacherreport.com. >>> there's more news from sports, wimbledon has a new women's champion from the country of france, marion bartoli beat germany's sabine lisicki on center court. it's the first grand slam win for bartoli. it must have been a very exciting match. >> reporter: indeed, it was an exciting match. it's been a long time coming for marion bartoli at 28 years of age, but in the end she made pretty short work of clinching that first grand slam title. she'd been in the final here before, ba

these chef ming people really know their way around a wok. change the name of this dish to egg foo yum. they were on their game tonight. i'm telling you, you should have tried the pu-pu platter. i'm sorry, the what platter? pu-pu. [laughs] whoo! how do you think that's funny and still hold down a job? i'm complicated. oh, you know what i can totally go for right now? that new frozie fudge blast from quicky burger. [clears throat] what are you doing? my baby wants a frozie fudge blast, my baby's getting a frozie fudge blast. no, no, no, no, forget it. it's 10:00 already, and you're in your bad underwear. that's all right. i'll just hit the drive through. is it inconvenient? sure, but being married means sometimes doing things that you don't want to do. i hope you'll keep that in mind during our no-no time later. doug: ♪ bo, bo, bo, [tapping on steering wheel] fudge. ♪ uh, uh, uh-uh, uh, uh, uh, uh ♪ ♪ uh, uh, uh fudge. man on intercom: welcome to quicky burger. may i take your order? yeah, 2 frozie fudge blasts. will that be all? yeah, i think

a power plant? you can find the energy star on everything from standard to high def to the largest flat-screen your heart desires. ow that makes sense. >> ming: i love tea. the tea of asia, but also the fresh mint tea of the middle east. and if you've ever had a black tea flavored with mint, you know the two flavors harmonize really well. so i'm reaching into both the asian and the middle eastern teapots for today's recipes-- tea smoked split chicken with mint pesto, best-ever mint iced tea and its alcoholic counterpart soju sweet tea, and a tea-brasied lamb shoulder with mint salad. and chinese tea and mint have inspired my old buddy and great chef susur lee to pay us a visit and whip up something special. stay right where you are, because simply ming is coming up right now.

a good return on investment. vic lee talked to yao as he visited yesterday. >> for yao ming it's another slam-dunk. name the napa valley vineyards. he was touring the vis vineyards that grow his grapes. he started a couple years ago. he leases vineyards and production space at a facility in st. helena. they are sold almost exclusively in china. they pay a whopping $650 for his reserve cabernet and $150 for the flagship cab. >> people want to experience something different. its business dinner like a social stuff. >> chinese do consume a lot of wine it's the home-grown rice wines that is stronger. he likes western wines because its more relaxed drinking culture. >> it brings a different feeling to slow down, peaceful and enjoy the wine with family, friends. >> there were long hours of photo shoots each was followed by photographers in a cruise shooting promos that will be aired in china. his winery produces less than 5,000 cases a year but now a new label. moderately priced napa crest. he wants napa because he wants the chinese to know the wine growing region. >> i want people to come to experience

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as for the a's, taking on the astros, jerod cozart. matt da ming ga, astros error. it is 1-0 a's.rounds out. donaldson, though, getting a run down, long enough for coco crisp to come in and score. make it 2-1 a's after that. and that is where they stand right now. the a's up top of the fifth inning. over in santa clara, 49ers rookies continue to acclimate to their surroundings. while most veterans don't arrive until thursday, one arriving already. colin kaepernick already in attendance, taking to social media to share his training camp diet preferences. this is lunch. i don't eat vegetables. they make you weak, ah, he's just kidding. he does eat fruit. here peace what others had to say. >> competition, you know. that's what we've always said around here. it's heating up the environment, getting as many quality players as we can. and regardless of position and making it as competitive as we can at this stage. you're allowed 90 players. why not try to build the best 90 you can and then narrow it down to 53 from there. >> you know, these guys come out here give me a great look every

a new york firm to represent them. one of the victims, 16- year-old ya-ming-one survived the july sixth crash. but was fatally struck by a rescue truck. one's relatives issued a statement through their attorneys saying they were "devastated and the national transportation death. there's now a reward out for any information about who left out hundreds of poison meatballs throughout san francisco. the animal legal defense fund is teaming up with the ceo of yelp and veg-news magazine. they're offering 5-thousand dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the suspect or suspects. police say the meatballs contained strychnine and believe they were left out in a malicious plan to kill dogs. one dog who ate one of the earlier this month. helicopter partnership with trashing a bart police cruiser are demanding changes to the way wells fargo bank handles foreclosures. a crowd of 50 gathered stump. they want him to implement a program to help people keep banks have done. in response , a bank official says they've already extended more than six billion in principal forgiveness since 2

. >>> when we come back a jewel in the crown of the crescent city still singing after all these years. new orleans where the past easily ming else with the present and something old is always new, nbc's kevin tibbles and a band leader who is still keeping time with the changing times. >> reporter: in a city renowned for letting the bones temps roulet, a birthday party. at 102 years old, ferbos remains a jewel in the crescent city's musical crown. >> how old do you feel when you're playing? >> i don't feel old at all. i've been playing so long, since i was young. >> reporter: think of it, ferbos was born in 1911 before the sinking of the titanic. as a young man growing up in the creole community he watched a group of women playing trumpet in a brass band. >> if they could do it, i could, too. >> lionel is the type of musician that stuck to the new orleans style. >> reporter: that style is something ferbos helped create with other jazz giants. he learned to read music and spent the depression years playing with other unemployed african-american musicians in a band put together as part of roosevelt's new deal, different times

a new york firm to represent them. one of the victims, 16-year- old ya-ming-one survived the july sixth crash. but was fatally struck by a rescue truck. one's relatives issued a statement through their attorneys saying they were "devastated and heartbroken." the national transportation safety board is investigating one's death. >> a man with a machete and a gun is accused of chasing children in a vallejo park. police say, this man- 44- year-old fredrick hines ran through the popular delta meadows park last night with his weapons. and chased kids around. no kids were injured. but residents say the incident has them very concerned. officers attempted to make contact with hines at his home. >> i've seen this man before. you know, very confrontational. again, it would be nice but it is very sad it is a beautiful neighborhood, with beautiful people. it is a quiet place. just this man needs help, that is all. >> officers attempted to make contactthey fired foam bullets and used a flash- bang to get his attention. after a 70-minute stand-off with police, heinzheinz was arrested for assault with a dead

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man who's got the media, but all the other ones in unmarked grave sites or only have a couple of family members ming to visit. that's going on as we are talking. as we talk somebody is getting shot and killed during this segment. that happens routinely. why are we not addressing why that is going on, as well? >> that is a terrific point you're bringing about. i want to get back to the other point about whether or not it's appropriate for the president to comment on these sorts of things. again, it's just a question here. the president comments on soldiers. the president comments on a young lady who died after she went to the inauguration. he comments on other things. is it inappropriate for the president to comment on this particular story? is that so out of the ordinary? >> i was on the president's national finance committee a few years ago. in light of full disclosure. i did that. i think it was inappropriate to comment on a specific case until all the facts are out. now that the jury rendered a verdict, of course he can make a comment. while you still have jurors that have not been picked and wan

we just listened to a news conference that took place within the past 45 minutes, san mateo county coroner's office, the coroner did confirm that 16-year-old passenger ye ming yuan did survive the asiana flight 214 crash but was killed later when one of the first responds, a fire department vehicle, ran her over, causing multiple blunt injuries. the fire chief, joanne hayes white, spoke offering condolences and apologize to the girl's family, offering to meet face to face if they so wished, adding that her and her colleagues are heartbroken, especially considering that they are in the business of saving lives. the chief confirmed the young girl was run over by specialized airport fire truck called an arf, which stands for airport rescue firefighting. they are still trying to figure out which one was specifically responsible for her death as there were many on scene that afternoon. these are the trucks that were spraying foam to put out the fire on that 777 airplane. the fire department believes ye ming yuan was covered in foam and like on the ground by the left wing when she was hit and killed. still trying to figure out whether that foam hid her from view.

the rockets made their pitch last night with a visit from hakeem olajuwon and you ming. two were spotted working out at ucla this afternoon. chris paul didn't waste anytime making his decision. he will remain in love city. the clippers have agreed to a new five-year $107 million deal to make him the league's highest paid point guard. you won't see dwight howard here at kezar pavilion but you will see other nba players. john greenberg back to 1982. you go back even further. you started this in 1979 where pros play with amateurs and there are eight teams right now in the pro-am city league. >> that's right. started back in -- [ signal breakup ] >> -- san francisco recreation park department at the time asked me, john, can you find a way of bringing people together? and as you know in sports, you can do that. and so -- [ signal breakup ] opportunity to start a high class number one league in the bay area. and started the san francisco pro-am league. this venue attracts the old, the young, the -- all the ethnic backgrounds and they sit here and have a great time. >> reporter

a fire truck. the coroner is still working on the cause o death of 16-year- old ye ming yaun. the pilots were not tested for drugs or alcohol. two flight attendants were thrown from the plane and there are questions about whether something went wrong with a piece of equipment the crew was counting on. our team coverage continues with kpix 5's cate caugiran in the newsroom. but first, kpix 5 reporter anne makovec has the latest on the investigation from burlingame. anne. >> reporter: that questionable piece of the plane's machinery that you mentioned was the auto throttle. that's where a lot of the investigation is focused this morning and you can see the wreckage remains here on the runway at sfo. they are gathering up a little debris here on the runway and organizing it in those containers. it's going to be here for several more days. pilot error or mechanical failure that is a question this morning. again focused on that auto throttle which is the automatic speed control. we know the plane came in low and slow on saturday morning. it wasn't maintaining speed like a cruise con

>> carl, as we said last hour, the smart money was on hem working out a deal and a couple mings afterate floor and announced that they were close to a deal. here is harry reid. >> it was a very, very good meeting, lasted four hours. people were still as highly engaged at the end of that four hours as they were at the beginning. so i think we see a way forward. >> and what was interesting about what harry reid had to say was after all the acrimony last week with mitch mcconnell, his counterpart on the republican side, who did he praise for negotiating a solution to the so-called nuclear option? not mitch mcconnell. instead, it was john mccain, a veteran senator, somebody who has tried to be at various points in his career a bridge between the two parties. here is harry reid on john mccain. >> john mccain is the reason we're at the point we are. a lot of people have been extremely helpful, but this is all directed toward john mccain from me. no one was able to break through but for him, and he does it at his own peril. >> here is what the terms of the deal are according to aides on both

a new york firm to represent them. one of the victims, 16-year- old ya-ming-one survived the july sixth crash. but was fatally struck by a rescue truck. one's relatives issued a statement through attorneys saying they were "devastated and heartbroken." the national transportation safety board is >> police in vallejo are searching for the suspects who broke into a home while a young girl was inside. she was not hurt. and as kron 4's scott rates shows two of those suspects are >> an ohio man is expected in court, today, in connection with three bodies found in east cleveland, ohio. and as andrew spencer reports police are searching >> i was one of the people who called on the phone and told him to get here because police had just found a dead body in his yard. >> he is a registered sex offender. police found two other bodies and the next day. >> that could be my daughter or my cousin. >> i hope and i prayed that we do not find more bodies. however, we are dealing with a sick individual. we have reason to believe it there are more victims. >> the search for more victims is on the way. police state

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a rally and called for justice. meanwhile, the son of civil rights leader, ming junior, is calling on people -- ming, junior, is calling-- martin luther king junior is calling for a boycott on buying orange juice in florida. >>> a bottlerock vendor has filed a lawsuit alleging breach of contract and fraud. organizers of the music festival are struggling to pay more than 2.5 million in debt, including $630,000 owed to 142 union employees. >>> 8:24. it's time to check in again with sal. see what's happening in the south bay. sal? >> all right, tori. westbound 237, some slow traffic there. also on 280 a little bit and on 101. some people are slowing down to get into the major points of the west valley this morning but it's not unusually slow. there's some things -- there are some things that will be taking you by surprise, i think. bay bridge, this will take you by surprise in a good way. it's cleared out. there are no major delays on the span itself getting into san francisco. also southbound 280 you can see the roadway between 92 and woodside road is still pretty slow because of an earlier crash near woodside road that'

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you you 8:36, laura garcia-cannon a couple hours from now we expect to learn the cause of death for one of the teen hirnlgs died in the asiana aircraft. 16-year-old yee mingehicle responding to the scene. san mateo county coroner's office expected to hold a press conference at 10:00 this morning, we will have a live report on our newscast at 11:00. >>> right now you want to check the morning commute for friday. how are we looking light, friday light, as some people call it. a crash just cleared west 92 at claw wood, the hayward side. map shows slow south 680, 24 down, earlier crash involving four or five vehicles has cleared to the shoulder but all that activity still caused quite a distraction, lighter so once you get through that area and maybe danville boulevard will be your option and clear down toward that double interchange. >> i will have another local news update for you in half an hour. we will check the forecast then. >>> 8:30 now on this friday morning. it's the 19th of july, 2013. it's a hot one in new york city. even hotter on our plaza with the crowd and sweaty bodies waiting in anticipation because fall out boy is about to take our toyota s

a teenage girl after the asiana airlines crash. two san fransisco firefighters mistakenly concluded that 16- year-old ye ming wan of china was dead. she was spotted in the fetal position lying on the tarmac in front of the plane's left wing and initially she was not covered in that fire retardant foam. a coroner determined she died by being run over by a fire truck. >>> developing news out of egypt this weekend. the deadliest single outbreak of violence since egypt's military ousted its president three weeks ago. 65 people killed as protesters and police engaged in gunfire and rock throwing. the crashes were sparked when promo ha mad morsi protesters tried to expand their camp and were confronted by police and armed civilians. why an unstable egypt could mean trouble for the u.s. >> nighttime demonstrations in tahrir square looked joyful from the air as antimorsi egypts rallied for what an army chief called a mandate against terrorism. by the light of day on the ground other gatherings showed the deepening crisis. the deadliest violence since morsi was ousted july 3rd left at least 65 people dead and an estimated 270 wounded. a mak

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