a makeshift toilet paper holder stuffed with cocktail napkins that read fingers".irlines are crowding more and more and more seats especially into the coach section of international flights and so they didn't increase the number of bathrooms and then you have so bathrooms on flights that are only reserved for premium passengers so the poor coach passengers well maybe your going to have to toilet paper united confirms this was a bathroom in economy class. plot toilet tissue and our crew improvised and provided customers with paper napkins. we apologize to our customers on this flight for the inconvenience." united recently placed dead last in one annual report performance. united says its merge with continental was a contributing factor but insists their performance has improved. about their 2 ply problem. the airline says finding more tissue would have delayed the flight. as a passenger i would rather use cocktail napkins in a bathroom than have an hour or two delay so i'm with united on this. still ahead a violent robbery on muni caught on video. now more victims

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. >> you don't need a napkin. >>> dash cam catching more crazy action on the road. watch out for that van. it gets out of shape and rolls over. >> what was it doing? >> notice the markings on the van, it was the police vehicle. not sure it was the police vehicle's fault though, because the car starts to move over just as it begins to signal. it did not see the van in the right-hand lane and that pushes it off to the right and overcorrects a little too much, and comes back and rolls over clipping the back of the little hatchback. >> and basically shattering itself to pieces. >> good news, nobody was seriously injure ed ind in the accident. >> that is not a good police vehicle. >> yeah, top heavy. >> do you see it roll over. >> yeah, the guy is treating it like a cruiser, but it is a big box on wheels. when you see it dodging the car and it would go straight maybe and then on the shoulder a little bit and see it swinging a little bit trying to flip it back over. >>> got to warn you guys, you are about to be thoroughly entertained. >> quit playing with calvin, calvin.

the funny thing is what the napkins say. ly have to get a pick -- i will have to get a picture of that. >>> time is 5:1. let's check in with tara. you're watching the bay bridge construction. >> yeah for another 40 minutes you will see sluggish traffic in the eastbound direction. this is right at the s-curve. took me an extra 15-20 minutes to get into work today. if we take a look at our maps we can actually show you that we have a lot of construction going on on the richmond san rafael bridge up there. and doyle drive that project has been going on for awhile. we also have drum street northbound also construction delays there as well until 6:00 this morning. finally 680 at the sunol grade traffic looking pretty good at this hour. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, tara. a little bit of fog there. it's way down there. not going to make too much of a push. a lot of low 50s here. temperatures on the cool side. we will warm up away from the coast. a little bit more fog than yesterday. 52 month tore row and half-moon bay. a littl

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the producers that the threat was sprawled on the napkin in sloppy handwriting. you gave it to the flight crew. >> i told them the pencil is still the bathroom. make sure to keep the pencil. they could get fingerprints or anything off it. >> the crew immediately lock the bathroom in the plane was diverted to the airport. emergency crews surrounded the plane once it landed and investigators interviewed more than 300 passengers on board. >> as you can imagine, it's a pretty tense situation. there's babies on board and we were all getting frustrated. >> anxious family members waited for word. this is mother, wife, and children were on the flight. >> police searched the plane once passengers were allowed off. investigators are still trying to determine who wrote the note. wjz eyewitness news. >> police say a travel arrangements backs home will be made once all passengers have been interviewed. they weren't the only ones with a scare in the air. former president george w bush had to make an emergency landing last night. he was on his way to dallas on the plane diverte

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airline attendants put the cocktail napkins in the bathroom. it says fly by the tips of your tingers. >> i would rather use cocktail napkins in the bathroom than have an hour delay. >> i think most people would not want to be delayed though. >>> 6:18 is the time. tara is in for sal on this friday morning backup at the toll plaza. >> yeah that is right. the metering lights are on. give yourself an extra 10-15 minutes if you have to get into san francisco this morning. right now we will take a live look outside. this is through the pittsburgh area. we have pretty slow going traffic there. westbound as you make the drive toward concord and on to 680. up next a look at 880. let's take a look at that camera if we could. looks like we -- there you go. you can see traffic on the right hand side knob is really good. 280 at the 880 interchange. there aren't many cars out on the rows. here is steve. >>> there are sell so on -- inland temps won't take long to warm up. 40s though. still a little cool for some. a lot of 50s. antioch 58 to almost 60 in pitts

sometimes we even get covered napkins. cannot afford to >> especially for women. the unemployment rate is well over 20%. that's higher than the polish average. for the past 20 years, the town near the polish border has been. the lndndndndndndndndndndndry pt year and hire another 100 women. in city hall, the mayor calls it a win-win proposition. >> we are very satisfied with the germans. we try to meet their needs. we work closely together. we look for solutions when the companies have problems and help them keep costs down. in return, thehehehehehehehehehd which is goodity. >> the spirit of cooperation was evident before the german polish b b b was open. truck drivers could spend up to three whole days waiting to cross. then the laundry got its own border crossing station and ferried the laundry across the river, but not everyone here looks on the exchange so kindly. >> well, there are always a few critics who see things in a negative light. it's true that laundryewre polish, but i tell everybody that the laundryllion in taxes each year or 500,000 euros.ititititit

these are napkins, everybody.e to share this morning's headlines from around the globe. britain's independence says prince philip is in good spirits after an exploratory operation on his abdomen. queen elizabeth visited him in a london hospital where he's recovering. yesterday was phillips' 92nd birthday. >>> the vancouver sun said the ceo of lululemon is retiring after five years. christine day led the close maker to higher profits but lululemon is struggling to recover from an embarrassing production of see-through yoga pants. >>> researchers say it takes 1 hour, 46 minutes and 36 seconds for the average woman's feet to feel pain after putting on heels. for 20% of women, the pain starts to kick in after ten minutes. nearly half the women in the study say they're willing to suffer for fashion. gayle, what say you? >> i say that's true. i'm willing to suffer. fashion, true. >> charlie says, i like tennis shoes. >>> exactly. >>> "the wall street journal" says having too much caffeine is now considered a mental diso

>> get a napkin and go for a jog. [ laughter ] >> reporter: this nutella is delicious!cheese-its i ate from the vending machine nothing compared to lawrence's meal. let's go towards the peninsula because things have quieted down a bit in traffic. it was busy early this morning. we had a couple of accidents and overnight roadwork that was causing delays. right now north and southbound 101 is at the limit. here's a live look outside. this is at milpitas 880/237. that 237 commute coming around the bend looks great this morning all the way towards sunnyvale and getting a check of the south bay now, 101 and 280 everything is moving fine. one earlier stall a long time ago near tully and that's cleared. mass transit is also on time. so we'll show you a quick live look at a couple of bridges. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge that marin county drive off to a great start four southbound lanes open to commuter traffic and towards the san mateo bridge both directions across the span are moving at top speeds between hayward and foster city. that is your latest "timesaver

lift that napkin up. >> okay. an choafies. >> an choafies. and then we have some parsley. >> beautiful. >>> and some bread crumbs, and this is how we begin. >> nice. >> so we have our anchovs with our white onion and garlic. how you cook this is very interesting. you take the fillet, you mash it with the back of a wooden spoon. as that's going it will sort of like emulsify into the oil which is great and then we have our bocati pasta. usually done with spaghetti, but in our town in sicily, it's bocatini. we put some of this in. we've bp adding in pasta water as we've been going, so we're going to add a little bit more. can you put in some oil, dad? >> sure. >> a little bit of oil. break it up. >>> okay. >> and you mix it all together. and then also you usually see bread crumbs on top. not with this dish. this dish is in the whole thing. so we're going to add some bread crumbs right here, stir it in and a little bit of parsley. you can be pretty generous. >> stephanie, i am smelling right now palermo. this is true sicily in a dish. >> i've nev

sometimes we even get covered napkins. >> its work. it's a job. nowadays, you cannot afford to be too choosy. there's hardly any work at all in this town. >> especially for women. the unemployment rate is well over 20%. that's higher than the polish average. for the past 20 years, the town near the polish border has been courting german companies. the laundry plans to expand next year and hire another 100 women. in city hall, the mayor calls it a win-win proposition. >> we are very satisfied with the germans. we try to meet their needs. we work closely together. we look for solutions when the companies have problems and help them keep costs down. in return, they provide work tom a which is good for our city. >> the spirit of cooperation was evident before the german polish border was open. truck drivers could spend up to three whole days waiting to cross. then the laundry got its own border crossing station and ferried the laundry across the river, but not everyone here looks on the exchange so kindly. >> well, there are always a few critics who s

with cocktail napkin. they also labeled the dispenser so passengers would know what to use them for. >> the if i'm paying for a ticket, i mean, that's probably include the price of toilet paper i would think so. >> united issued the statement today saying we apologies to our customers on this flight for the inconvenience and would like the opportunity to welcome them back. united went on to say that stopping to the stalk the toilet paper supply would have delayed the flight. >> is ate bill big deal no. >>reporter: i spoke with this advisor by skype. >> make connecting plate or having to whip with paper towels? >>reporter: for this passenger tonight the choice was simple. >> weren't to get to where you are going then people have connecting nraets and alternative plans and they provided a solution. >>reporter: toilet paper debacle comes as united recen recently ranked last in airline quality survey. company claims the merge we are continental airlines was contributing factor. this is abc 7 news. >> tonight a

. >> okay...i will bring you over a napkin. carry on. >> i didn't step in it. but, thanks. here is a look at the forecast, 93 in sacramento but check out the 100's through the central valley. 84 in tahoe and 95 in yosemite and thunderstorms again that could be severe like yesterday. leyla gulen. >> we have construction around san francisco and the bay area. lots of it. we have this, a couple of lanes that are going to be blocked, the transition to 380 along 101 so if the drive goes through san bruno to sfo we expect to see some delays and it will last until about 6:00 a.m., and right now, i will show you the golden gate bridge and as we look at the golden gate bridge you can see cloud cover out there is quite foggy, in fact, as you make the drive from sausalito we have clear conditions in the northbound direction we have construction project that is being picked up as we speak. >> thank you, an east bay city hopes to prevent spillover crime from the neighbor by snapping pictures of vehicles. piedmont, surrounded by oakland has approved installing 39 cameras along the city b

with cocktail napkin. they also labeled the dispenser so passengers would know what to use them for. >> the if i'm paying for a ticket, i mean, that's probably include the price of toilet paper i would think so. >> united issued the statement today saying we apologies to our customers on this flight for the inconvenience and would like the opportunity to welcome them back. united went on to say that stopping to the stalk the toilet paper supply would have delayed the flight. >> is ate bill big deal no. >>reporter: i spoke with this advisor by skype. >> make connecting plate or having to whip with paper towels? >>reporter: for this passenger tonight the choice was simple. >> weren't to get to where you are going then people have connecting nraets and alternative plans and they provided a solution. >>reporter: toilet paper debacle comes as united recen recently ranked last in airline quality survey. company claims the merge we are continental airlines was contributing factor. this is abc 7 news. >> tonight a

and try bounty napkins. >>> a fifth victim has died following friday's shooting rampage in santa monicaia. 26-year-old marcela franco passed away on sunday. she had been with her father carlos who was also shot dead when the gunman opened fire at santa monica college. on sunday distraught family members remember the two as being very close. >> they were very close. they loved each other. she was a daddy's girl. so the blessing is they went together. they loved each other very much. >> the two were the first victims who were shot on campus when the gunman opened fire on their suv as they arrived to buy books for summer classes. and the heavily armed gunman first killed his father and brother in their home before taking his shooting spree on the road into the school. police have now identified the shooter as 23-year-old john zawahiri whom officers shot and killed just minutes after he arrived on campus. carter evans reports. >> reporter: 23-year-old john zawahiri had already killed two of his family members inside. he was dressed in black fatigues, armed with multiple weapons and 1,300 ro

a makeshift toilet paper holder stuffed with cocktail napkins that read "fly by the tips of your fingersore seats, especially into the coach section of international flights, so they didn't increase the number of bathroomsment then you have so many bathrooms on these international flights reserved only for premium passengers. so the poor coach passenger, maybe you'll have to start packing your own toilet paper. >> united confirms this was a bathroom in economy class. the airline tells cnnhe aircraft ran low on toilet tissue and our crew improvised and provided customers with paper napkins. we apologized to our customers on this flight for the inconvenience. united recently placed dead last in one annual report measuring airline performance. united says its merge with continue meantal was a krabting factor but insists their performance has improved. about their two-ply problem, the airline says finding more tissue would have delayed the flight. >> as a passenger, i would rather use cocktail napkins in the bathroom than have an hour or two delay. so i'm with united on this. >> all right, j

the crew improvised, with cocktail napkins. they labeled the dissteppers so passengers would know what to use them for. >> if i'm paying for a ticket, that's probably includes the price of toilet paper i would think. >> reporter: united issued a statement saying -- >> is it a big deal? no. >> reporter: i spoke with an expert via skype. >> which is more important, making your connecting flight or, you know, having to wipe with paper towels? >> reporter: for this passenger, the choice was simple. >> you want to get to where you're going and people have connecting flights and alternative plans and, you know, they provided a solution. >> reporter: toilet paper debacle comes as united recently ranked last in an airline quality survey. the company claims this merger with part of continental airlines was a part of the factor. >>> a 3-year-old boy can hear thanks to an auditory brain stem implant. take a minute and watch his astonish reed action when he first heard his dad's voice. >> hi, grayson. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. d

with cocktail napkin. they also labeled the dispenser so passengers would know what to use them for. >> the if i'm paying for a ticket, i mean, that's probably include the price of toilet paper i would think so. >> united issued the statement today saying we apologiesn thist for the inconvenience and would like the opportunity to welcome them back. united went on to say that stopping to the the stalk the toilet paper supply would have delayed the flight. >> is ate bill big deal no. >>reporter: i spoke with this advisor by skype. >> make connecting plate or having to whip with paper towels? >>reporter: for this passenger. >> weren't to get to where you are going then people have connecting nraets and alternative plans and they provided a solution. debacle comes as unitedere com t recently ranked last in airline quality survey. company claims the merge we are continental airlines was contributing factor. this is abc 7 news. >> tonight autopsy being performed on actor james gandolfini in italy. spokesperson c

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people have heard the napkin story. is it true? is it is true but has been exaggerated. here is what the truth is. that only occurred in private. his was at their home. -- this was at their home. the other accounts are in reference to private dinners. this never happened at state dinners. this never happened in public. , it would have been better. the reason it did not happen in public was because she was drugs thaton the were dulling her senses. when you people talking about how vague and distorted her conversation was becoming, this -- 18999 and afterwards and afterwards. the of fact of the nerve damage that was occurring. >> we are going to return to canton, ohio and look at some of the dresses of the first lady that they have preserved their as a sense of how she preserved herself. some theer to see most fragile and important pieces from ida mckinley, we have to go into our main storage area. this is where we keep her white house dresses and other artifacts. this dress is my favorite. and we are in the middle of a process so that we can have these dresses repaired so

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a bbc reporter on the flight says she found a threatening message written on a napkin in the bathroom. >> it said in english, i'll set this plane on fire with seat number 46-d written on it. >> reporter: british military jets were called in to escort the plane to scotland. at first passengers were told it was a technical issue. nbc news producer carol goebel was also onboard. >> we descended fairly quickly. as we got on the ground we realized police were surrounding the airplane. >> reporter: snipers and police greeted passengers when they landed at the airport. anxious passengers were taken off the plane escorted arm in arm by police. >> the snipers were trained on us the entire time. >> reporter: passengers were ordered to give dna and interrogated about what happened onboard. >> they asked us about the restrooms we had used. >> reporter: despite the questions, weary passengers say there was no panic. >> it was always calm. this is a flight for international travelers. everybody was calm. >> reporter: so far there have been no arrests as investigators are still trying to determine w

. >> anderson: the drain it will not drain and i end up having to take all these napkins and soak everythingi know. it was disgusting. truly. i used that bathroom the entire flight. everyone on the plane hated me. i mean, i was the most disgusting passenger ever. >> are you better now, right. >> anderson: much better, much better. but then, i had nothing but the hardship. then i go to portugal which is a beautiful country i had never been before. stunning place. and it took me days to recover. i had a doctor. i am in this beautiful coastal area shooting a story for 60 minutes involving the water. but i'm on the water, for two hours shooting this story, that night and it's overcast. beautiful sunset that is my instagram picture. beautiful place in portugal. i wake up in the middle of the night and it feels like my eyes are on fire. my eyeballs. and i think maybe i have sand in my eyes. i doused my eyes with water. anyway, it turns out i have sunburned my eyeballs and i go blind. and i went blind for about 36 hours. i took this picture of me after i went to the hospital. i got to see a doctorm

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