new revelations from the n- t-s-b about the asiana airlines crash, all as the company c-e-o comes to town and more survivors talk publicly about their traumatic experience. good morning i'm james fletcher. and i'm anny hong. thanks for joining us on this wednesday july 10th. we continue to follow the latest with the deadly crash landing at s-f-o that happened over the weekend. we are learning critical new details about what may have caused saturday's deadly plane crash at s-f-o. the n-t-s-b interviewed all four pilots who were on the plane. 3 of those pilots were actually in the cockpit at the time of crash.. kron 4's charles clifford reports. according to the ntsb, the pilot controlling asiana flight 214 was making his first landing attempt in a boeing 777 at s-f-o. he was controlling the plane from the left hand seat in the cockpit. the training pilot, who was assisting with the landing, was in the right hand seat, there was also a relief first officer in the cockpit jump seat and a fourth pilot seated in the plane's cabin. according to the ntsb, the training pilot says that as the

yoon met with the crew and n-t-s-b officials.ion was released on what was said. >> reporter:meanwhile, the cancellations at s-f-o remain. the duty manager at the airport says 42 flights in and out of the airport have been cancelled for today. that means -- since monday -- over 150 flights in and out of s-f-o have been cancelled. arrival delays are averaging 30 minutes to an hour. anyone heading there for a flight or to pick up someone is asked to call the airline to get updated information. >> pam: the opening of the new span of the bay bridge the late. here is the latest the delay is mainly due to the of the year of the anchor ross that stabilizes on the pier. as for the boats there are 32 that still need to be retrofitted. as it stands, construction is costing five times more than originally planned. the meeting today cause more confusion to the news of the stand that span of the bay bridge will open. alicea? >> reporter: pam the bottom line is when can people get over the bridge. only know is that it is not able to withstand e

the n-t-s-b says it has turned over the runway back to the airport.ssy area where the fuselage sits is still under n-t-s-b control. a dozen survivors remain hospitalized. half of those are flight attendants. including three of them who were ejected from the plane on impact. the n-t-s-b gave its final afternoon press conference today. our dan kerman was there. and dan -- what did you learn? >> it is the responsibility of the pilots to monitor what their speed is how high they are and how low they are. >> the pilots in seem to know what was going on until it was too late that they were going to slow appeared >> the play was coming and way below its target speed when it was trying to land on saturday appeared >> the cockpit was not aware of this problem until it was too late. >> the board's report shows there was no affirmation about speed until about nine seconds before the crashed. >> the ntsb says that the plight data recorder states that all was working as reporter appeared upon >> one of the polis sought a report/and landina flash of ligs reported b

n-t-s-b investigators say the crash wreckage and debris is still visible on the runway 28 and will not be removed until a team completes its investigation into the deadly crash. there is no estimated time for its reopening. passengers affected by the flight delays and cancellations were advised to contact airline companies for information. stay with kron four as we continue to bring you the latest information with the deadly plane crash at s-f-o. we'll bring that to you live on our 24-seven bay area news channel, comcast 193. we'll also be updating our website, kron-four-dot-com, as well as our facebook and twitter pages. the new eastern span of the bay bridge will *not open as scheduled. on labor day weekend. this comes after problems with seismic bolts on the bridge. the delayed opening of the bay bridge has caused some concern for bay area residents. the toll bridge program oversite committee says, in addition to extending the completion date to december just prior to opening. a full 4-day closure of the bay bridge will take place. in order to transition span to the new one it did >

(new1) today the n-t-s-b released e pictures. they show just how much debris was strewn across the runway. crews have to clean up spild jet fuel, repair lights, anx the landing surface itself. it will take more than a thousand tons of concrete to repave. then, the f-a-a will have t- certify it. here's the latest on the investigation: the n-t-s-b says the engines and automac flight controls were all wog normally. the pilot told th that flash of light he saw d not affect his vision. and, a second pilot called for a go-around in the final moments of the flight but too late. (new1) we have heard a lot about throttles, air speed and altitude. but tonight we're getting a new perspective oe crash.. and a better idea of what should have happened dg the landing. this animation shows how fl 214 came into sfo. the seco, blue image is how it "shoul the blue plane is meant to the proper flight path. but in order to make the compar, it had to be slowed down we beyond the proper speed... e speed 2-14 should have been going. there's still no sig

the airline does not plan to sue n-t-s-b. the plane crash drained baya blood banks. kpix-5's cate cauguiran shows us the team effort at s-f-o today, to replenish the supply. pkg: sot: champagne ellison/donor "we called our donate you can visit your l blood bank. did you feel it? a small earthquake shook parts of t bay area around lunchtime t. the u-s-g-s says the magnite 3- point-4 quake was center near alum rock park - about 4-miles northeast of 'east foothills' by san jose - ju after noon. this is what the earthquake looked like on our kpix-5 seismograph. the u-s-g-s sat was fairly shallow... 5-poi miles deep. there are no res of any damage or injury. other bay area headlines: a police officer found the of a hit-and-run victim on overpass in berkeley early morning. he spotted the ma' body in the westbound lanesn the university avenue overps above interstate 80. there are no sidewalks on that overpass. so far - arrests. there's a makeshift memorian san jose, for the city's 28 homicide victim of the yeara 17-year-old, shot in the mot pleasant neighborhood yeste. offi

the n-t-s-b investigation into the crash. continues to focus on how and why the airliner was traveling too slow. and too low for a proper landing. kron 4's dan kerman has details on what was said briefing. the ntsb says that apply to 14 was coming in below its target speed when it crashed on saturday. >> the voice recorder suggest the pilots were not aware of this problem until it was too late. >> there was no mention of speed until about nine seconds before impact which was too late. >> this is video of the wreckage. taken from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. the crash of flight 214 left debrie scattered along a half mile stretch of runway this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc seven news. you can see debrie on thursday afternoon. take google earth the crash also damaged the runway itself. when the plane's landing gear and tail section struck the ground it left a gouge in the seawall and scattered rocks and boulders along the runway. but as you can see from this helicopter shot.. as of thursday ev

it is unclear what they were doing although they were accompanied by n-t-s-b agents.le the pilots and crew are under investigation, some of the flight attendants came out publicly to speak at a news conference yesterday. six of the twelve who were on board agreed to speak, but several were overwhelemed by tears. six other attendants remain in the hospital. some of the attendants helped passengers get off passengers could get off the plane. among those injured in the crash we're three flight attendants who were seated near the back of the plane and ejected when the tail was ripped off as it made contact with the sea wall. asked his the new eastern span of the bay bridge will *not open on labor day weekend as it was originally scheduled. as kron 4's alecia reid reports, officials gave more details about why the decision to delay the opening was made. at its current state, the new bay bridge is safer than the one that cars are driving onbut because of the toll bridge oversight committee says they're not comfortable with opening it to the public until the shear keys are r

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. >> the f-a-a and n-t-s-b are investigating this incident. the disabled plane is causing some arriving flights to be delayed about two hours at laguardia this >> following a developing story this morning. a palo alto man has died after a plane he was piloting crashed near south lake tahoe. steven lefton and his wife karen were the only ones in the single engine plane. the f-a-a says it crashed in a wooded area around 11-15 yesterday morning after taking off from south lake tahoe airport. karen was injured in the crash-- she is expected to be okay. the f-a-a and the n-t-s-b are investigating the crash. >> new this morning, investigators in san jose are looking into the cause of a mysterious baby death. the baby died early this morning in south san jose. in an apartment complex just off of highway 82. >> a police officers have taken over the complex. as you can see here is the parking lot at least six or seven police cars are here. here is what we know. the deaths involved a 7 month old baby boy. homicide investigators have been called to the s

but first: len ramirez with the latest on the n-t-s-b investigation. [nats ]"this crew was vectod in for a 17 mile straight in final visual approach." thed of the national transportatn passengers were scrambling r safety.. first responders 't think twice about running td the danger. kpix 5's ann notarangelo continues our coverage.. with their stori. oh my god oh my god "the communiation from the r was alert 3 alert 3 plane c plane crash " "i ran outside the building saw a tunnel of smoke and dt are checking video to deter whether one of the two teene girls who lost her life that day, actually survived the crash. but died, after a re truck ran over her. an initial check of airport surveillance cameras is bei described as, quote: "non conclusive". the coroner's autopsy is expecto tell how the girl died. fire officials reported the possibility of the accidentn saturday. 10:43:56 "it became aware te of our fire attack battalion chiefs that there was a possibility that one of the fatalities might have been contacted by one of our apparatus at an unknown poi

these are new pictures released by the n-t-s-b on twitter.cy says the plane skidded 2,175 feet before coming to a stop on the edge of the runway on monday. the landing gear went into the fuselage with only the right axle still attached. and here's new video of the crippled southwest airlines plane being towed into a hanger at new york's laguardia airport. investigators recovered the flight data and cockpit voice recorders yesterday. they'll be analyzed by the n-t-s-b. sixteen passengers suffered minor injuries. the plane was coming from nashville, tennessee. southwest is reaching out to passengers from the flight to apologize for the incident and any inconvenience it caused. the company refunded all of the passengers' air fare and sent them travel vouchers. today marks two weeks since toddler daphne webb was reported missing from oakland. the father of the 21- month-old john webb says she was taken from a car outside a supermarket on july 10th. webb was arrested for child endangerment but was later released and the charges were dropped. then

kron4's dan kerman has been closely monitoring the n-t- crash. he has the the latest details from the agency's press conference yesterday afternoon. seventeen asiana flight 214 victims remain at san francisco general hospital this morning. the hospital received 53 patients including children after saturday's crash. right now, 5 adults and one condition. hospital officials say the most serious injuries were severe head trauma, spinal fractures that included paralysis, and abdominal injuries that caused internal bleeding, and lucile packard children's hospital has discharged all seven minors crash victims. the minors were among the 55 patients brought to stanford saturday. right now, 10 people remain hospitalized with 2 in critical condition and 8 in either fair or good condition. stanford was one of nearly a dozen bay area hospitals to take patients from the crash. a san franciso resident ben levy was a passenger aboard asiana flight 214. he says he is still recovering from all that has happened. levy spoke with kron4 news about the events that to

it is unclear what they were doing although they were accompanied by n-t-s-b agents. >> s.f. all have not told us when that will get the wrong way open. we did talk to debra the chair of theif you own a pickup truck o person of stated that the pilot stated her that he had regained his vision. >> they did get a final landing clearing. there may have been a little bit of a lakeside but it was in the range of what is comfortable. >> let me clarify what she is sane. they were ready to land the plane and there were 1,000 ft. out. she stated that this is not out of the ordinary. she stated that the air-traffic controllers are very busy. they stated this should have been enough time and distance for them to do what they should do to land a plane in a perfect world. coming up 6:30 a.m. we will talk more with her. >> we will continue to follow the latest out a burlingame. our continuing coverage can be found here on our broadcast and on our 24/07 comcast news channel, 193. >> will take a quick break. first, here is a live look outside from our mount tam cam. the time now is 6:08 a.m..

. >> the n-t-s-b has begun its investigation into the deadly crash. it will take the agency months to determine the cause, but they've already released some details from their preliminary assessment. turned into a disaster in a matter of seconds. the cockpit voice recorder appears to show pilots tried to abort their landing less crash. n-t-s-b chairman released"a call from one of the crew members to increase speed was made approximately seven seconds prior to impact. the sound of the stick shaker occurs approximately four seconds prior to impact. a call to initiate a go around occurred 1.5 seconds before impact. i would discourage anyone from drawing any conclusions at this point." the "stick shaker" is a physical warning where the throttle shakes with a verbal warning that the plane is about to stall. investigators say they have to corroborate the information on the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder before they can determine the cause of the crash. so far they have already ruled out weather as a factor in the crash but are not blami

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the f-a-a and n-t-s-b are investigating this incident. the disabled plane is causing some arriving flights to be delayed about two hours at laguardia this morning. following a developing story this morning. a palo alto man has died after a plane he was piloting crashed near south lake tahoe. steven lefton and his wife karen were the only ones in the single engine plane. the f-a-a says it crashed in a wooded area around 11- 15 yesterday morning after taking off from south lake tahoe airport. karen was injured in the crash-- she is expected to be okay. >>will: this is what we do not read this happened at about 115 this morning it involved a seven month baby boy. investigators will be looking into many things including foul play. they also will take a look at sudden infant death syndrome. at this point they do not have a cause of death. we are on the scene and we will try to get more information to you as it becomes available. reporting from san jose, will tran, kron4 news. >>james: from another possible bart strike. bart management and bart

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the n-t-s-b says its looking into the role an automated throttle may have played in the asiana crash.if we can teach anything, it's never one thing. it's always a chain of interrelated causes. the reason that it's safe is this. the lessons we have learned through accident investigation and investigating the procedures, they're the ones that have changed this and made it such a safe form of transportation." casey wian, los angeles. weekend will be back after the break look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. emer

and the n-t-s-b held another press conference earlier today.rman is live at san francisco international airport with more on what was said today. >> pam: dan? >> reporter: they are withholding comment on that until the complete interviews with that pilot and the three other pilots that flew the plane. they could be completed today or possibly go over until tomorrow. when that is completed asian have a lot more information to share crawford new spirit in millbrae. latest from there? >> pam: as for more of the survivors. teenagers that were headed to los angeles for a three- the chinese consulate here in san jose for a goodwill >> the conditions inside the plane were changing very rapidly. we saw these people it was ashen pretty clear that there there is not a smoke or fire. but by the time we remove the final victim of conditions were heavy black smoke. so i feel very lucky and blast that we were able to get those people out in those kind and that time. in that time. i was satisfied. i was happy. there was no one left on that plane and i felt co

. >> up next - why asiana airlines is considering a lawsuit against the n-t-s-b and a california t- v station. and the latest details on the death of a popular hollywood actor. plus - the clean up is underway... as the taste of chicago wraps up for the summer. the high today was 88 degrees. i will share the details in just a few minutes... break caused by acid reflux disease, relief is at hand. for many, nexium provides 24-hour heartburn relief and may be available for just $18 a month. there is risk of bone fracture and low magnesium levels. side effects may include headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. if you have persistent diarrhea, contact your doctor right away. other serious stomach conditions may exist. don't take nexium if you take clopidogrel. relief is at hand for just $18 a month. talk to your doctor about nexium. station and the national transportation safety board. the station misidentified the crew of the 777 that crashed at a san francisco airport last. last three passengers were killed and dozens were hurt when the plane approached the runway to low and slow and str

kpix five's len ramirez is south san francsico...where n-t-s-b authorities briefeds on their latest findings... in the aftermath of the craf asiana flight 214.flight attendants did not immediaty the federal aviation administration is changing e qualifications for co-pilot administration is changing e qualifications for co-pilot fly an airplane. co-pilots must have at least 15- hundd hours of flying experience. that's six times more than the previous numb. it used to be 250 hours. we heard today from more of heroes of flight 2-14. the flight attendants who rd their own lives -- to save r passengers. kpix 5's ryan takeo has the stories. ryan? as news conferences go, thie was brief -- and tough to w. safety zone and so i felt bad just looking at her doing all that so we, you know, feel that's just trying to help her. >> reporter: today relearned details about the many hats the flight attendants wore. part rescue team, part firefighters. >> they were also fighting the fire as the evacuation went on, there wasn't fire in the cabin while the passengers most of the passengers were in there. but as

the n-t-s-b is closing its *on-scene command post at s-f-o. investigators have finished their examination of the wreckage and runway. the wreckage will still be available for more testing if necessary. it will be locked up in a secure location on airport property. meanwhile. blood centers in san francisco are working together to host a blood drive in honor of the victims. the stanford blood center and "the blood centers of the pacific" are joining forces.. the blood collected will help both centers replenish their supplies. it's been nearly a week and there's still no sign of a little girl missing from oakland. her family says daphne webb was last seen in her father's s-u-v last wednesday. kron-4's maureen kelly says police are now trying to pinpoint what daphne and her father were doing in the minutes before the crime. a small earthquake struck the south bay yesterday. it measured three-point- four centered about nine miles northeast of san jose. the quake struck on the calaveras fault at a depth of about five miles. damage or injuries. morni

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major new developments in t asiana airlines crash at s- today, the n-t- s-b said the pilots tried to abort the he last second, an >>> good evening. major new developments tonight in the asiana airline crash at sfo. today, the ntsb says the pilot tried to abort the landing at the last second and attempted to go around and land again. it shows the approach of the aircraft was slower than the desired target speed. the two people who were killed were two 16-year-old girls from china and they are looking into if one of them was run over by a fire truck. the ntsb will be out here for at least a week. >> an amateur photographer was filming at the right time. >> look at that one. look how his nose is up in the air. >> o had h my god. oh, it is an accident. >> oh and you are filming it, too. >> oh my god. >> oh, no. >> oh my god. oh my god. oh my god. >> you filmed the whole thing. >> oh lord have mercy. >> that is the voice of fred hayes. he and his wife were taking a walk yesterday morning and decided to film planes coming in. tomorrow, there will be an autopsy done to determine if one of t

it is unclear what they were doing although they were accompanied by n-t-s-b agents.gation continues with deadly plane crash that weekend. kron 4's will tran spoke with the ntsb not too long ago. he joins us live now from burlingame with the latest. >>will: they have turned over the runway to sfo. they will look to see how many repairs need to be done and it will be up to them when the runway will be read up- jeffrey open up to the general flying public. obviously they need that because out of the planes that come and go needy's runways. they're not giving a timetable on when that will be available to the airlines. i can tell you that--one of the pilots who was in charge of landing, he says he was temporarily blinded about 34 seconds out. according to deborah hers the chairwoman of ntsb says they he regained his vision and there was plenty of time for him to correct what happened and he should have made a perfect landing in a perfect world of course that did not happen. once the plane crashed onto the runway, there was a 92nd the late to evacuate the passengers. here'

these are new pictures the n-t-s-b released.ous light that one of the pilots says he saw has been a discussion in the investigation. the n-t-s-b revealed that the pilot told investigators that he saw the light about 500-feet before crash landing but the pilot told them he does not believe the bright light affected his ability to fly the plane. n-t-s-b officials continue to say the plane came in too low and too slow. clipping a seawall at the edge of the runway. investigators say that the pilot told them he does not believe the bright light affected his ability to fly the plane. stay with kron 4 as we continue our coverage of the asiana plane crash. you can get the latest on kron 4 dot com and our 24-7 news bay area news channel on comcast channel 193. breaking news. >>mark: live pictures from sanford florida where the defense in the zimmerman trial will give its closing argument today and jurors could begin deliberations. a day after the prosecution spent two hours summarizing the case. zimmerman is charged with second-degree mu

talking about what your organization has been talking about for decades now yeah it's definitely the n y t n y p d program. and it's a programs are symptoms of the same disease and we've been saying for years now that the surveillance policies that have disproportionately affected the muslim community will inevitably be applied to other americans and that's i think what we're seeing now that provides us the opportunity to do is to be to demonstrate that these policies are misguided and that many different types of americans have an interest in pushing back against them today there was a hearing on the hill over the pfizer courts. the deputy director at the n.s.a. christening gliss commented that two or three hops to track terror suspects as a hop is if we find a suspect we're going to take one hop and look at the people he was looking at or talking to and then take a second hop and look at the people that person was talking to now it's a matter that they take a bit of third hop and see who those people are talking to it's kind of like seven degrees. separation here given that the governmen

and the n-t-s-b is defending itself for releasing information on the crash before the investigation is pilots union is criticizing the agency for releasing the cockpit chatter just seconds before the crash. >> pam: the n-t-s-b also updated us on what was going on *inside the cockpit. the press conference early this afternoon. and dan -- what is the latest? she >> reporter: is the pilot the instruction pilot to give them the most interesting information, basically corp we first of parker it that they were going to blow into slow. and the pilot in the cockpit didn't realize it until it was too late. >> reporter: the runway lights signaled the plan was too low. >> he told the pilot to pull that then said speak at 130¢ and not. 137 knots. but they were not maintaining speak. he wished to push the throttle for but the other pilot had already pushed the throttles forward. revealing the recorder data to see how the auto throttle and other recordings were set. >> the crew is required to maintain a safe seat aircraft. that means they need to monitor your id they have a flying pilot with two oth

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monday and today the n-t-s-b interviewed all four flight crew members who were on the plane. 3 of those pilots were in the cockpit at the time of crash.. kron 4's details... >> reporter:according to the ntsb, the pilot controlling asiana flight 214 was making his first landing attempt in a boeing 777 at s-f-o. he was controlling the plane from the left hand seat in the cockpit. the training pilot, who was assisting with the landing, was in the right hand seat, there was also a relief first officer in the cockpit jump seat and a fourth pilot seated in the plane's cabin. >> reporter:according to the ntsb, the training pilot says that as the plane descended towards runway 2-8 left, the crew set the planes auto throttle to the required airspeed. >>he set the auto throttle at 137 knots and he assumed that the auto throttles were maintaining speed. but realized that the plane was >> reporter: to low and travelling to slow. they attempted to correct the problem by throttling up but by then it was to late. the landing gear and tail of the plane struck the seawall, the aircraft broke apart and s

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and the n=t=s=b says it is trying to determine if an emergency response vehicle killed one of the two teenagers who died on saturday. >>debby we take this seriously >> pam: federal investigators are on the scene at san fransicso international airport. exactly what happened when asiana flight 214 crashed into the runway saturday. here is a live look at the wreckage. still laying in pieces on the tarmac. kron-4's dan kerman is live at san francisco international with what investigators are saying tonight about the tragedy. >> reporter: lack of speed of that aircraft coming in for a landing. the national san francisco safety board gave it more information from the flight data recorder. 214 was going much too slow for the crash. unfortunately did the plane never made it under mated over a hundred and 60 nasa before it crashed. the ntsb the late comments before the interviews with the pilots about that flew the plane. >> we want the crew to provide information. >> reporter: is also early to say whether one of the rescue vehicles ran over one of the victims. >> so we want to make sure we ha

. >> new pictures released by the n-t-s-b give an up close look at southwest airlines flight 3-45. 7-37 jetliner was damaged monday when its nose gear collapsed as it landed at laguardia airport in new york. ten people were hurt. these photos were posted on the national transportation safety board's twitter account. southwest is reaching out to passengers from the flight to apologize for the incident and any inconvenience it caused. the company refunded all of the passengers' air fare and sent them travel vouchers. >> new video this morning of the crippled southwest airlines plane being towed into a hanger at new york's laguardia airport. the plane crashed monday as it was landing. 10 people were injured. southwest has now reached out to passengers of 'flight 345', apologizing for the incident and the inconvenience it caused. the company has refunded all of the passengers' air fares and sent them travel vouchers. gloom >> wanttoday marks two weeks since toddler daphne webb was reported missing from oakland. the father of the 21- month-old john webb says she was taken from a car out

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we are also learning from the n-t-s-b. there was a delay in evacuation orders from the crew to the passengers. we begin our team coverage tonight. with sh hist kron 4's charles clifford. who has the 9-1-1 calls that came in just moments after the deadly crash. >> reporter: you can see that it is back to normal. a different story of what it looked like just 30 minutes ago. and you want to go to some of the video and what it looked that and i apologize for it being so far but the above is restricted. in addition to his seat three charter buses each one of those people of crash survivors. section with it were born out there is hard to say at this plant. were they just taking their to look at the site the first time saturday. or were they able to look this about the items that had been collected in seeing where those items of their spirit i can also seem leading away to the crash site. but certainly this is the first time that they have been back to that crash site since the crash happened on saturday much different now than w

the n-t-s-b is still trying to figure out the cause of the crash, but intial investigation show that the plane was flying too low at dangerously slow speeds. >> guilty of taking part in the gang rape of a 16-year- old girl. marcelles peter and jose montano both have been found guilty on all counts forceable rape in concert, rape with a foreign object and forced oral copulation. the incident happened outside the victims school during a 2009 homecoming dance. the victim had been drinking alcohol. police say as many as a dozen men were on the scene when she was raped and beaten. prosecutor john cope says justice has been served. >> the jury has spoken. what this is what i hoped for. >> marcelles peter and jose montano. marcelles peter and jose montano could both face prison time of 27 years to life. their sentencing date is set for august 15th. announcer: announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's

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. >> it's hbl they n t give bart people whatever sit they need so we can get to work on time. we're all dealing with it there. is no fighting. >> normally might be a dozen people on this bus. >> yes. >> i don't know. >> 40? 50 snem. >> yes. i'm antilabor. i hate strikes. >> i understand negotiations on each side but they're crippling the bay area in terms of traffic and people getting around. it's sad. >> that is why bus riders say they don't know what they would have done if ac transit workers decided to strike today. ac transit workers chose not to walk off the job. passengers say they're thankful as this nightmare would have been even worse. >> thank you. for many drivers the commute was an expensive one. that is a ticket costs more than $400. >> and take a look at what may be the worst commute of the morning. sky 7 hd shows you a bus caught fire on the bay bridge. of course awful those people were delayed getting to work but sor people on the second bus that stopped to help. good news here is that no one was hurt. >> let's turn now to abc 7 morning news traffic reporter, h

. >> and kron four speaks with n-t-s-b this morning, we'll have more on what they are saying about the investigation. >> we are waking up to gray skies again. it is very cloudy over the golden gate bridge. take a look at the afternoon high. let inland spots will climb to the mid 90's. we are holding on to pretty comfortable conditions and by 8:00 p.m. tonight. you concede that the player is still in pact. we are seeing limited visibility. again, it is a very gray start. sunshine into afternoon and i will walk you through storm tracker 4 in my next report. >> chp is incident. and we are hot spot. . and the westbound ride is already back up to the 880 over crossing and we're looking at a 14 to 16 minute drive time for the bay bridge. you're commuting around the bay bridge has only the slow traffic on interstate 580 and on highway 4. >> federal investigators are expected to return to the scene today of the wreckage of asiana flight 214 at s- f-o. here is the latest: american and south korea investigators today are questioning two of the four pilots of the asiana airlines plane that clippe

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ates as low as $115 per n-t-s-b investigators have w found the black boxes from e asiana airlines plane crashed at san francisco international airport. flight 214 from seoul slamm >>> this morning's top. a plane that crashed at san francisco international. slammedded into the runway. the indication came in too low. we don't know why. 2 teenage girls from china were killed and in all, there were 307 people onboard. 6 are in critical condition this morning. >> and important to note, if you or someone you know is planning to fly out of s.f.o. today, check your flight status with your airline. only 2 of the 4 runways are open right now and it will be that way for some time. arrivals are delayed by up to 9 hours right now. thousands of people are now waiting to get on to flights after theirs were canceled or delayed yesterday. it was a bit of a mess down there so check ahead. kpx 5 is ahead with the latest flight 214. we have been awaiting the news conference with the new information and we'll see what's going on. >> quite a mess right here at sfo. i just checked the big board. counted about

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hist the n-t-s-b is still trying to figure out the cause of the crash, but intial investigation show that the plane was flying too low at dangerously slow speeds. san francisco airliner crash-victims juries have found two men guilty of taking part in the gang rape of a 16-year- old girl. marcelles peter and jose montano both have been found guilty on all counts forceable rape in concert, rape with a foreign object and forced oral copulation. the incident happened outside the victims school during a 2009 homecoming dance. the victim had been drinking alcohol. police say as many as a dozen men were on the scene when she was raped and beaten. prosecutor john cope says justice has been served. the verdicts are in for two of the defendants in the richmond high school rape case. guilty on all counts. august 15th. >>mark: watching wall street this morning, futures trading shows all three indexes negative right now. investors are hoping the bulls keep running on wall street today. earnings gains at major u-s companies and encouraging economic news pushed u-s stocks to record levels yesterday

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h-o-t, s-u-r-f, t-a-n, w- i-n-d, r-r. - which stock what? - which stocks trade? i think- - h-o-t does. - i'm not sure what s-u-r-f is. t-a-n is something. so the question is which one's *not? r-r. r-r's not. - which one is not? r-r? you say r-r? - yes. - alan, you lost again. i don't believe it. they were all names. andrew at least stuck to his guns with h-o-t. ok guys. - next time! next week! - next time. there's always next week. thanks for being on scott bauer of trading advantage joins us on this friday for chart talk. good morning, and happy friday. - yes, good morning, angie. - do you see any sell signals in the market? some of our viewers are concerned there may be some sell signals they are missing. what do you see as a trader? - i really follow volatility and i really follow the vix, and there's actually conflicting signals in the vix. in the short-run here - so in the next august cycle, the next four weeks, it looks like the market is pricing in a very tame market, probably this continued slow grind up. but when you go out one further month, out to the s