some parents worry that not all of newark's children will benefit. have you seen any difference?> no. no, not one difference at all. there's no difference. and it's killing me inside. >> reporter: quintina foster says her third grader andre lacks textbooks to bring home at night. he recently did bring home an old book to practice reading. >> this is what the book looks like. the pages are torn and water damaged. as a parent, i'm outraged. >> that mother is absolutely right. >> reporter: but newark's mayor cory booker appeals for patience. >> we're not going to change the whole system overnight. but we are making steady progress, measurable progress. >> reporter: the measure of success will be when every child in newark has the skills to go to college. lisa myers, nbc news, newark. >>> and still ahead here tonight as we continue, big change coming to sunday nights in america. ♪ i love rock 'n' roll ♪ put another dime in the jukebox baby ♪ ♪ i love rock 'n' roll >>> joan jett and the blackhearts got themselves a nomination at the rock 'n' roll hall of fame today. in fact, women mad

we actually have our signs on buses in newark.ome on in and apply to our foundation. >> and how did this come about? >> i, about 25 years ago, i was watching a show on public service television in new york and it depicted young, black boys growing up in the newark area. and it was pretty depressing. and it just showed how difficult it was for these kids, and i thought that if you could send them away, into a protective, nurturing environment, where they could learn, and mature, that many of them would benefit from this experience >> why boarding schools? why not just private schools? what's the perceived inherent advantage of a boarding school? >> the boarding school, they get out of newark. and they are able to do exactly what i said. to be able to grow, and nurture in a protective environment, of the boarding school. the day schools they have to go back into the city themselves and they still have to deal with the problems in the street. >> russell, there will be those, and i'm sure there are those who say your efforts, while no

>>reporter: job fair in newark former sylindra employee were his disgusted. >> you take the fifth because you got something to hide. >> it's bs. they are hiding something. >> if you have to plead the fifth, means you have something to hide. >>reporter: republican members of the houses accused sylindra bosses of cheating taxpayers and wasting money. it appears you gnaw the titanic was sinking and you made sure you got the life boat first. but i didn't hear that from the former sylindra workers. >> i didn't see any of that. i was there for 4 years. i didn't see any of this coming. >>reporter: vice president at another solar panel company told me that sylindra lost

a trip to rome from newark with dates i gave her. >> $1,621 per person. >> reporter: that's what she needed to match or beat. two rooms, four adults. so, she went into her system and put in some numbers and out came the liberty travel price. >> i can do the same thing. >> reporter: on top of that, she said she could knock $10 off the price per person to make it cheaper which was a nice surprise. and then she found something i had not. a non-stop flight to rome. >> you can go on continental nonstop out of newark it might be $40 higher -- >> that's the kind of conversation i'm not going to have with a website. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: backup, knowledge and price. oh, and the human touch. that's what's keeping these guys in business. and on this day, it's what put john here on a plane to greece. bonn voyage. i'm john donvan for "nightline" in new york. >> travel agents. ththks to john donvan for they. >>> and just ahead, we're going to turn to kick boxes fing for christ. how a group of evangelicals run a prayer circle with serious punch. ♪ all righty. oh, oh. you are a little bis

two weeks from today at this same campus, here in newark, there will be a job fair, specifically for those laid off employees. reporting live in newark, cbs 5. >>> expect delays if you're planning on taking 101 in san jose this weekend. starting tonight, all lanes of the freeway from capital expressway to 280 and 680 will be closed for three nights. the closures are part of a $45 million project to replace a 50-year-old interchange. 101 will reopen monday at 5:00 a.m. dede tours will be in place. >>> -- detours will be in place. >>> the lemon law protects consumers who buy defective cars. >> but david in this case is a bay area truck owner who went to battle a big automaker and won. on the consumer watch, we plane. >> this comes after four years and more than 20 visits to the repair shop, and consumer advocates say it may mean extra protections for small business owners liking florists, landscapers, and contractors, anyone who uses a small truck for a living. >> reporter: daniel joyce can start his ford truck. he just can't drive it anywhere. >> i would say there's probably about fiv

in newark, don ford, cbs 5. >>> stocks finished slightly on the upside after an up-and-down day and a brutal week of stemming. the dow up 38, the -- brutal week of selling. the dow up 38. for the week the dow fell 6.5% the biggest drop since october of 2008. >>> the threat of a government shutdown is looming again. this time republicans and democrats are fighting over how much money to put towards disaster relief and how to pay for it. today the senate struck down the temporary spending bill that the house approved. >> we're willing to be reasonable but we're not willing to vote unreasonably. >> they can vote no but what they're in essence doing is voting to spend more money. >> the bill in question is meant to fund government agencies through november 18. current government funding runs out next week. >>> and today, president obama announced changes to the "no child left behind" act. states will now be allowed to opt out of certain portion of the initiative. no child left behind requires public schools to meet targets aimed at making all students proficient in reading and math by 201

police say they hit the cities of fremont, newark, hayward, san landreau, union city, and milpitas. the suspects were arrested and have been identified as andrew heilman, walter simmons, omar murphy, roger perez, and orlando zadehas. all five are from newark and are accused of 15 armed robberies in the east bay. >>> an update on a story we first brought you on wednesday regarding several ducks injured by blow darts in santa clara. apparently someone is shooting the ducks. these injured ducks have been swimming in the water near a condo complex in santa clara. they have small darts through their beaks. you see it here. one of the ducks was rescued in san jose by a concerned person with a net who brought their own net. in the process the dart became entangled and was pulled out. the birds recovering at the wildlife care of silicon valley. there is still one injured duck in the area. whoifl officials say the -- wildlife officials say the birds should only be rescued by professional handlers to prevent further injuries. >>> topping our "health watch," researchers at stanford university

. >> on the drive from newark to milpitas, southbound 880 at greatway boulevard.ort of an accident blocking the right lane there. a track has hit a power pole. the power pole is down in the freeway lanes. as you can see, the road sensors aren't picking up a lot of traffic. we will follow this for you. look at the popular drive-times. not a bad ride. 87 to highway 85. highway 4, 15 minutes to concord. smaz light as is the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are off at this hour. >> recreation online is the closest most people got to prop 8 trial. >> but a judge's ruling could change that. next, gay marriage, constitution and the videos. >>> as of a minute after midnight, "don't ask, don't tell" is history. i'm scott goldbererererererererr >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> good morning. we're following an accident for you as we head from newark to milpitas on 880 southbound. the truck hitting a power pole. the power pole is in the slow lane. so far no, slowing there. c.h.p. is on the scene. kristen? >> all right, sue. thank you. >>> 5

including unit's flights 175 out of boston, and 93, from newark.n with 175, the stewardess called in that they were hijacked. >> in united airlines san francisco maintenance office, supervisor richbleny was working one last day before leaving for a new job. >> looking around the room. realizing it is my last day. bittersweet. i heard a commotion, someone talking about something hit a building in new york. that is odd. >> at that moment, one of his workers catches his attention. he is about to be footnote. >> i can tell something is wrong. white as a goal. he said, i just got a call from 175. the crew has been killed, the plane has been hijacked. >>bleny was overseeing the star 349. flight attendants about coffee pots that didn't work or thing that is needed fixing. the call he answered was chilling it was from flight 93. >> a female voice comes on the line saying, a flight tand antihas been killed. one guy is in first class behind the curtachblt calm. i was trying to ask calm. we want to be calm and in control. she had me beempt like talking to a f

newark reporting delays. this is taxi delays, we'll have a look at the forecast when abc 7 news at 4:00 continues. >>> now to libya. hundreds of people are fleeing muammar gaddafi's hometown of sert. growing shortages of food, water and medicines forced residents to outside of town. and gaddafi's supporters remain holed up insiftd city. the united nations has been unable to get humanitarian aid into the town because of continued fighting. >> and there is more u.s. forces being sent to afghanistan. officials say the need to those that can train afghanies is increasing. extra support help troops develop specialized skills and maintenance and things they relie on troops to do for them. >> and a complex is supposed to be one of the secured parts of the city but attack on the cia outpost has some u.s. officials worried about a disstressing trend. abc is in kabul with more. >> with a second time this month, u.s. officials have been attacked. and sth at 8:00 p.m. when an employee walked into the office and started s

a job fair will be held in newark for people laid off by the bankruptcy. it will take place at aloni college campus. they will be radio to career counseling, educational resources and stress counseling. >>> new york stock exchange is filled with heavy hearts marking the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks. hillary clinton who was new york senator rang the opening bell. >> jane king is live at the stock exchange. jane, good morning. >> good morning. and rudy guliani was mayor, prior commission, greg kelly ringing theology bell. we had a moment of silence singing god bless america. wall street is remembering the 9/11 attacks. also, yahoo still in the news, we're talking about a board member who fired former ceo carol bartz by phone. an investment phone that own 5% of stock is asking them and over members to resign. carol bartz is also speaking out. they say directors as the worst board in the country and they are trying to show they are not the dufesses that they said they are. >> okay. as for trading today, we're under some serious pressure. take a

that's why we thought it was landing at either kennedy or newark setting themselves up for an arrivalorter: but it isn't landing. what biggio doesn't see on his radar screen is this. >> i was on the phone with the new york center operations. he said, no, he hit the building. we knew it was american. we watched it fly, we watched it disappear. there was no doubt. >> reporter: breaking the sound barrier, tim duffy is barreling towards manhattan, still under orders to intercept a plane, but which plane? his conversation with air traffic control shows how fast events were moving that chaotic morning. then 17 minutes after american airlines flight 11 slams into the world trade center's north tower. at 9:03 a.m., united 175 hits the south tower. >> we were about 60 miles from kennedy. probably about 80 miles or so from manhattan. that's when they told me the second aircraft just hit the world trade center. obviously some confusion in my cockpit. i thought i was chasing american flight 11. they told me a second aircraft which i didn't even know about. i looked up right away and could see the

i mean i'm traveling on 9/11 and i'm traveling out of newark. from newark to miami. it's a big city so i'm concerned about that. >> it's a needle in a hay stack. it'll either happen or it won't. the odds are that it won't, so i'm going with the odds. >> reporter: police will be patrolling the civic center. authorities say they will also be keeping a close eye on the iconic golden gate bridge with increased patrol. security will also be high at the transamerica. >> any packages or anything we feel may be a potential threat we're going to be very proactive. taking them on. >> reporter: police say there have been no credible terrorist threats against the bay area. law enforcement is also urging people to keep their eyes open and report anything that looks suspicious. coming up at 6:00, we will take a look at security measures on b.a.r.t. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu news. >>> the new york stock exchange and other trading floors marked the anniversary of the september 11 attacks. at the nyc floor, ten panels hung on the wall. three show where the terro

. >> en newark nueva isolda pndo. >> pasamos a cornia donde el gobernador del estado vetÓ la propuesta una nueva sacramento donde a juntar 5.0 trabajado clamar por sus derec >> sus condiciones de trabajo siguen siendo conda frecuencia deplables. >> es muy difÍcilorque estamosen el sol en el polvo. >> pero a su llegada a sacramento su protesta se convirtiÓ en de inesperada celebraciÓn, de Última hora la legislatura estatal de california Ó un proyecto de ley que en esencia les podri facilitar el que puedan unirse bajo el de un sindicato. >> el dere d campaÑas de organizaciÓn si intimidaciÓn para estos tra la por derechoe no tener n. >> ahora batallane les paguen horas extras de trabajo. >> t el mismo derechoue demÁs trabajadores aquÍ en este paÍs. >> a pesar tener que nad contra la corrienthoy estos trabajadores descansan e este dÍa feriado con la esperanza le brindanos avances que se estÁn logrando c plan por el depa de el trabajo que intenta protes d16 aÑos, la fecha se a peas y trabajos peligrosos en los campos. Ángeles carlos b telem >> bueno lo que queda de la debilitada tormea trop

. >> the head of newark's teacher's union. a tough negotiator.is school board meeting when the chairman said he used up his speaking time he marched up to the front to demand more saying my union contract mandates seven more minutes than i got. >> the rigidity of the stupid union contract is why the kids suffer. your union is the problem. >> i think you know better than that. >> he opposes letting kids escape his rules by, say, allowing them to attend charter schools in existing school buildings. >> over my dead body they are going to come there. i'm going to be there and physically try and stop them. there is certain things that don't mix. oil and water you can't emulsify. >> this is no room? the half empty schools. >> there is not half empty schools. >> he says charters favor rich kids but newark public schools spend almost $400,000 per classroom and the charters get less. >> not that much less. according -- >> but they get less. it is hardly the rich versus the poor. >> happy for them. >> then let them into your schools. >> don't want them in

. >> en newark, nueva jersey, isolda p, telemundo. >> pasamos a california donde el gobernador del estadoesinos se organizaran en sindicatos, cientos de ellos apoyan a una nueva medida la 126 que les darÍa los mismos derechos, carlos b amplia. >> arturo rodrÍguez, el presidente de el sindicato de trabajadores agrÍcolas recuerda el dÍa de 1966 cuando su suegra cÉsar chÁvez encabezÓ la primera marcha a la capital de california, sacramento que dio pie a una victoria histÓrica. >> pues celebramos el primer contrato de la uniÓn cuando una compaÑÍa. >> este fin de semana culminÓ una nueva marcha que empezÓ hace 14 dÍas, campesinos combatiendo temperatura de mÁs de 100 yagras caminaron 200 millas hasta sacramento donde se llegaron a juntar 5.000 trabajadores para clamar por sus derechos. >> sus condiciones de trabajo siguen siendo con demasiada frecuencia deplorable. >> es difÍcil porque estamos en el sol, en el polvo. >> pero su protesta se convirtÓo en una inesperada celebraciÓn, a Última hora aprobÓ un proyecto de ley que en esencia les podrÍa facilitar el que puedan unirse bajo el escudo de

ramp up to 80 in castro valley, and newark. east bay valley low to mid-90sment probably the last time we will see 90s. 68 in monterey with clouds and sunshine. 75 in santa cruz. 92 in gilroy. tonight, 60s around antioch. rest of rus in mid-to-upper 50s. clouds hanging out at the coast. and that is where we'll see drizzle. the accuweather seven-day forecast. the temperatures will drop four to eight degrees tomorrow. two to eight degree drop on sunday. look for more clouds. not just low clouds but the mid-to-upper level clouds over the weekend. cold front will pass and high pressure settles to bring us sunshine. temperatures a little bit warmer than average next week. have a great weekend. sue? >> good news. those of you who commute up and over the del's slide toward pacifica or the opposite direction toward half moon bay. that earlier accident cleared. the sig-alert lifted. traffic is getting through now over devil's slide. good news in pacifica area. no other mass transit problems. friday morning. drive time focussing on 101. p

there is another job fair september 21 also at alona college in newark. are companies hiring in the bay area and mean of them will be at the next job journal hire event. that is september 20th at the south san francisco center. employers look for engineers and other tech professionals. find out more at abc7news.com. >>> lisa, what is the forecast for our area on this weekend? >> you notice the sunshine out there. we have an area low pressure well to the south of us. mixing out the marine layer in the city but here, you are looking at about thousand feet, maybe even a little deeper. fog on the coast. wide ranging summer-like temperatures. we'll explain next. >> personal artifacts of amelia earhardt to the mystery of how she vanished in mid-flight. >> it's not that unusual but it is beautiful looking out to the golden gate bridge. you can't on an see it. there are two towers masked in fog, moisture on the lens exactly what is going on out there at the golden gate bridge but you look at some of the other shots this morning, what is the layer, about thousand

we in newark in the grassroots community have to focus on what's happening to a child.ound parent who is didn't get their kids to school the first week of school. >> unacceptable. >> at the schoolhouse, there needs to be more responsibility there. we all have to start doing more. we are lacking the sense of urgency in america around this issue. we don't realize what we're doing now is going to hurt our country. >> that's exactly why we're here. mayor booker, governor bush, thank you so much. >> thank you for working across party lines. >> really great. good to see you guys. stay with us. >> i almost got it out of you. >> we'll be back with more after this. [ cherie ] i always had a job, ever since i was fourteen. i could not make working and going to school work. it was not until the university of phoenix that i was able to work full-time, be a mom, and go to school. the opportunities that i had at the university of phoenix got me to where i am today. i'm mayor cherie wood, i'm responsible for the largest urban renewal project in utah, and i am a phoenix. [ male announc

. >> the head of newark's teacher's union. a tough negotiator.ool board meeting when the chairman said he used up his speaking time he marched up to the front to demand more saying my union contract mandates seven more minutes than i got. >> the rigidity of the stupid union contract is why the kids suffer. your union is the problem. >> i think you know better than that. >> he opposes letting kids escape his rules by, say, allowing them to attend charter schools in existing school buildings. >> over my dead body they are going to come there. i'm going to be there and physically try and stop them. there is certain things that don't mix. oil and water you can't emulsify. >> this is no room? the half empty schools. >> there is not half empty schools. >> he says charters favor rich kids but newark public schools spend almost $400,000 per classroom and the charters get less. >> not that much less. according -- >> but they get less. it is hardly the rich versus the poor. >> happy for them. >> then let them into your schools. >> don't want them in our sc

. >> the head of newark's teacher's union. a tough negotiator.t this school board meeting when the chairman said he used up his speaking time he marched up to the front to demand more saying my union contract mandates seven more minutes than i got. >> the rigidity of the stupid union contract is why the kids suffer. your union is the problem. >> i think you know better than that. >> he opposes letting kids escape his rules by, say, allowing them to attend charter schools in existing school buildings. >> over my dead body they are going to come there. i'm going to be there and physically try and stop them. there is certain things that don't mix. oil and water you can't emulsify. >> this is no room? the half empty schools. >> there is not half empty schools. >> he says charters favor rich kids but newark public schools spend almost $400,000 per classroom and the charters get less. >> not that much less. according -- >> but they get less. it is hardly the rich versus the poor. >> happy for them. >> then let them into your schools. >> don't want them

also disappointed was former employees attending a job fair just for them today in newark. >> and if there is nothing to hide, you know, there is all kinds of litigation going on. they have to protect themselves. >> money went somewhere. i don't know wr. i don't think i saw knit that building. >> the fremont-based company was the first renewable energy firm to receive a loan guarantee under the president's 2009 stimulus program to encourage green hrg. the politics surrounding the controversy have now put some solar projects in jeopardy. >> investigators examining whether something fell off of a plane involved in the deadly reno air crash. the world war ii fighter plane crashed into boxes at the air races, killing 11 people. the national transportation safety board says witness reports and photographs indicates a piece of the frame separated while the pilot performed stunt maneuvers. a report could make more than a year. abc 7 joins us live where last week's accident is waeg heavily on folks there. >> yes. and we just had an f-18 fly by. there could be a noise factor out here to c as

>> reporter: yesterday, we went with her to the oliver street school in newark, 1 of 220 schools in theain and canada that use her technique. >> did you learn anything about the brain? >> it helps us, too. >> awesome. >> reporter: i am certain there were plenty of people saying, okay, very hippie-dippie, very sunny goldie, but come on. >> for me, it was really about science. so, we did research on this. we did very extensive research. >> reporter: so, before you tried to get them to adopt this, you were -- >> we talked about it. i've been doing this ten years. this is the first time i've actually sat down to talk about what i have done because i want proof. how about a 63% rise in optimism in the classroom? how about a 30% drop in aggression on the play ground? how about full attendance? >> reporter: thes pence of her program is this. mindfulness. being aware of your surroundings, taking a deep breath, taking what she calls a brain break. all of which she's detailed in her new book, "ten mindful minutes." >> this is brain fitness. this is something we've not done about our children. we

newark. the civil rights movement that these guys were involved with was in the south. now, the northern cities begin to explode, for righteous reasons, because there were laws passed and everything else. manifesting themselves and changing people's lives in the northern cities. tavis: stokely was moving and powerful, but i was riveted when i sat back and watch that interview with angela davis while she was on trial -- when i sat back and watched that interview. she opened up. >> she talked about violence. tavis: and she goes into her home backstory, about growing up in birmingham. >> it is a recap oculists -- a us. with violence. i was in mississippi just a couple of months ago. and one of the guys takes me to the site and tells me what happened, and it seems they uncovered a body. they shot him and brought him back. is when they dredged the streams and rivers, they found 39 bodies of black men. that is the story. that is the other story. that is not the headline. that is what is lost in the systemic violence that black people had in the black community at that time. s

there is also a job fair at ohlone college in newark. are companies hiring in the bay area and many of them will be at the next hiring event on september 20th at the south san francisco conference center. they will offer technology field. you will find more at abc7news.com. and you will find weather from the person sitting next to me. here's lisa. >> we have a pretty sun royce happening out there. some of the cameras picturing it. this one pretty good from the sutro camera. we are seeing the fog. >> a which is . >> a little finger of it there. but elsewhere it's mild in the upper 60s in the south bay. still a threat of thunderstorms. i'll tell you where coming up. >> next, some newly discovered personal artifacts of amelia earhart going on the auction block in oakland. block in oakland. adding intrigue to the say cheese! are you smiling yet? of course you are. especially since the new "let's get cheesy" menu starts at just $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. [ female announcer ] sweet honey taste. 80 calories per serv

there is also a job fair at ohlone college in newark.any of them will be at the next hiring event on the 20th at the south san francisco conference center. they will offer technology field. you will find more at abc7news.com. lisa is here talking about that weather of ours. >> we have a threat of thunderstorms, the threat of dry lightning has decreased throughout the bay area. but we have a lot of moisture lurking to the south and west of us. right now clear skies in parts of the bay. some fog, half moon bay. we will fill in the details and talk about the risk of thunderstorms coming up. >> all right. next, newly discovered personal artifacts of amelia earhart going on the auction block in oakland. adding intrigue to the mystery of how she vanished in starting my progresso soup for lunch plan, huh. nope, just having some tender chicken and some tasty noodles. let's see...south western vegetables...60 calories. ya' know those jeans look nice. they do? yup. so you were checking me yup. out? [ male announcer ]rogresso. 40 soups 100 calories

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an alternative to needles, but joe is being produced by obama -- biopharmaceutical company in newark. the company is so knew that it doesn't have the brand name but just like botox, the topical will be the medical procedure performed only at the doctor's office. >> time will tell whether this will be as effective or not with what the gold standard is for treating which is botox. >> breakout >> breakdowns until this point, critical trials. it's unclear what the joe would cost if it is approved for consumers. >> is the familiar sight for there to students at crime scene investigators. the lifeless body on the cold slab. >>> and, this medical school will be doing their cadavers dissected differently. >> inside the anatomy lab at stanford university, scientists will the human cadaver. it's time for dissection. but where's the body? you have to plug it into us. do your eye to eye with world's first virtual cadaver. >> it's like the big guy, we can rotate it around. this is the photograph of the game of imprisoned you to remarkable book of three d. anatomy using the live images taken from r

cities from newark to amaryllis texas set all-time high temperature records. in some cases records going back to the '30s. the bottom line, this year's extreme record has killed more than 700 americans and cost more than $35 billion in damage. >> we have a programming change to tell you about. on friday nbc is hearing the giants' game so kron 4 blair nbc programming. beginning at 8:00 p.m. will have back-to-back episodes of the show friends of benefits and a two-hour special of dateline and 9:00 p.m. followed by the kron 4 news at 11:00 p.m.. we're back with more news to come. hon >> >> i have a hot debate online tech deal to tell you about. ricin is that in one day on one sale ends at midnight. get the world's fastest 4g smart it is normally between $2.30 dollars with a two-year contract. the fall is blazing fast and noticeably faster than the eye fun. this is an incredible deal for $50. there is also a big deal for the motorola's own tablet. it is entirely based. the regular retail price is between $4.50 under dollars. today, $3. verizon offers a library cle

a newark company is producing a jel as an alternative to -- gel as an alternative to needles.ism will be a medical procedure performed in a dre's office. right now the -- in a doctor's office. right now the gel is only in clinical trials. so the fda has not ,,,,,,,, toss to roberta. roberta tosses back to set >>> yeah, notice a little fog coming in through the golden gate. >> it did not stop all of us for the j.p. morgan corporate classic. cbs team may not have run the race but check this out. runners through the streets of san francisco. that's right. today in san francisco, the high was 74 degrees. by race time it was 63 degrees. but it didn't stop all of them for running for raising money for local charities. it's cooling down tonight from 65 to 55. slow cooldown tomorrow away from the bay. 86 in san jose. but that's cooler than today's 93 degrees. this is your future cast. we have the clouds playing tag along the coast all day tomorrow. that's where we'll feel the additional cooldown and into the bay. in fact, we'll pinpoint your numbers for the day. 66 along the coast. 88

two dozen employers were taking resumes and talking with many of the laidoff workers in newark today. and people we talked with said they were ballooned sided by the company's collapse. >> and they didn't have any other income coming in other than silindra, you know? no benefits and that is what everyone is upset about. >> one employee assured us a big contract was coming in from southern california edison, one week before the company went bankrupt. >> our cover an continues online. you can watch more of today's congressional hearing and get the late of the the silindra case at www.ktvu.com. >> dish networks announced this afternoon that it's partners with blockbuster to offer movie rentals through the mail. it won't compete with net flicks because the service will be available only to dish network customers. on october 1st, dish network subscribers can pay an additional $10 a month to rent blu-ray, dvd movies and games through the mail. >>> and another day of trading on wall street. without the same dramatic losses from yesterday. analysts say today's choppy trading was due to ongoin

a newark company is producing a jel as an alternative to -- gel as an alternative to needles. the botulism will be a medical procedure performed in a dre's office. right now the -- in a doctor's office. right now the gel is only in clinical trials. so the fda has not even approved it. it's unclear what the gel will cost. we'll let you know when we find out. look, every day we're using more and more energy. the world needs more energy. where's it going to come from? ♪ that's why right here, in australia, chevron is building one of the biggest natural gas projects in the world. enough power for a city the size of singapore for 50 years. what's it going to do to the planet? natural gas is the cleanest conventional fuel there is. we've got to be smart about this. it's a smart way to go. ♪ i am a face unclogger. i am a nose coach. i am a throat untickler. i am a human cough suppressant. and i am the sniffles worst nightmare. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about cold and flu remedies. ♪ [ female announcer ] there's no need to produce foods yourself to be sure they're 100% natural.

it left newark liberty airport about 25 minutes late, and that delay allowed the passengers to find out what had happened at the world trade center and the pentagon. the memorial borders the field where the plane came down. the boeing 757 had been headed to washington, aimed at the capitol, or perhaps the white house. but the last attack of 9/11 ended here when the passengers won the first victory in the war on terror. mark strassmann has their story. >> reporter: this is the moment after united flight 93 exploded in the field. of all the jets hijacked that day, we know the most about flight 93 because the f.b.i. found both its flight data recorder and its cockpit voice recorder intact, as deep as 25 feet underground. it was the only usable cockpit recording recovered from 9/11. the details of what happened are contained in the official report of the 9/11 commission. about 30 minutes after flight 93's late departure, united airlines sent a text to the pilots warning them of the other hijackings. apparently, in disbelief, the pilots asked for confirmation. moments later, the cockpit voic

chicago o'hare flight arrival delays, same with dulles in d.c., philadelphia and newark delays.heck out our flight tracker at abc7news.com. >>> 4:48 now. >> san rafael mall making changes to the indoor playground after complaints about the store next door. managers at the north gate mall had no idea when this playground was being planned a years ago victoria's secret was negotiate to lease the store next door of when billboards went up showing women in sexy lingerie parents posted a complain page on facebook. >> i don't feel children should look at that when playing. >> i had 100 people commenting. >> i like they are making an effort towards solving the problem. >> in the past week, the mall installed decorative trees as a temporary er. some parents say it doesn't go far enough. -- >>> it doesn't seem to matter what 's governor says, speculation is rampant that chris christie will join the presidential race. he's holding three fundraisers in california, including one at the atherton home of meg whitman tomorrow. he will be speaking today at the reagan library. >> republicans are

a fourth airplane, united airlines flight 93, took off from newark airport and was seized by hijackers onboard who took control of the aircraft, forcing it no a u-turn to washington, d.c. before reaching targets in dc, presumably the white house or the capitol, the passengers of the ua flight confronted the hijackers and forced the plane to crash-land into a field in shanksville, pennsylvania, 65 miles southeast of pittsburgh in order to averted the horrors of a white house or u.s. capitol impact. there were 19 hijackers in the four planes, plus 226 plane passengers and crew. no one survived. and all four impact sites, the two twin towers, pentagon and shanksville, some 3,000 lives were lost, including the 19 hijackers. this september 11th, 2011, we have yet to experience another terrorist attack on u.s. soil. former journalist fbi agent, and u.s. intelligence official john miller points to the reason why no plots have been actualized. even though 40 to 50 attempted attacks on the u.s. have been uncovered since 9/11. >> the intelligence there has time and time again extraordinary work

you see a lot of low to mid-70s castro valley, fremont and newark. low to 70s through san jose.saratoga in the 70s. mid to upper 50s for millbrae and san mateo. check out the coast. upper 50s for you to mid-50s in downtown south san francisco along with sausalito. 20 degrees warmer inland with mid to upper 70s and 30 degrees warmer clearlake and ukiah in the mid to upper 80s. notice the clouds are stub a onshore around monterey bay and salinas, we're talking temperatures in the 60s. around the state today, look at the spine of the sierra, thunderstorms once again and l.a. and out into palm springs. potential flooding once again. we saw a funnel cloud yesterday. if you are heading that way. keep an eye to the sky in the afternoon. 95 in palm springs. 90 in the central valley. 74 in tahoe. 80 in yosemite. bringing it back home, green in east bay hills along the coast tonight. some of the higher elevations, santa cruz mountains where we would see drizzle. here is accu-weather seven-day forecast. lose about another 2-4 degrees tomorrow and about another 2-4 degrees on friday. it loo

today, unidentified remains collected from the crash of flight 93 on its way from newark to san franciscoere buried at the shanksville memorial. the coroner kept them in a sanctuary for the last ten years. nearly 500 attended the ceremony today, some of whom from the bay area. it included family members and first responders. the park was closed to the public to give them privacy. the ceremony took place at what's called the sacred ground site in the field at the national park. >>> president obama is coming to the bay area later this month, and if you want to have dinner with him, you have to have a hefty checkbook. the president's itinerary for the september 25 visit will host a lavish fundraising dinner. prior to that dinner, president obama will attend another fundraiser at the woodside home of john thompson. thompson is the former ceo of semantek. we talked about the checkbook, you're going to need it, dinner, $38,500 per person. if you want a slightly lesser budget, go to the reception-only party and a photo will cost you $10,000. >> what about a hand shake? >> $1,400. >>> the pain an

. >> he said i just want to tell you i love you, i'm on a flight from newark to san francisco and there are three guys on board that took over the plane. >> reporter: a smooth talking rugby playing p.r. executive was one of 40 passengers on united airlines flight 93, hijacked on september 11. by then two planes had struck the world trade center, another hit east of the pentagon. alice tried to warn her son, but this time they could not get through. >> this is your mom, the news says that they have been hijacked by terrorists. i would say go ahead and do everything that you can to overpower them. >> reporter: but he ran with the bulls, was planning a run on the cockpit. he and several other passengers, including jeremy from new jersey, they launched a counterattack on the terrorists. >> he wanted to fight back and he wanted to let them no. he had a baby and a wife, who he adored. >> reporter: no one survived when they crashed in the shanksville, pennsylvania field. but passengers, including mark saved countless other lives. believed that they intended to fly the plane into the capitol or

garcia was on board flight 93 a flight bound for san francisco from newark new jersey when it was takenver by hijackers. passengers rushed the cockpit to regain control of the aircraft which eventually crashed in shanksville pennsylvania. garcia would have been 72 years old on august 28th. >>> a shiny new edition to an oakland neighborhood is bringing inspiration to an area that was once blighted. we talked to neighbors and businesses that say the area is turning around. >> reporter: the blue plastic covers will soon be coming off here on 19th street revealing the sculpted manual called remember them. this is the latest edition to uptown oakland an area many say is in the midst of a renaissance. >> the neighborhood. [audio not understandable] >> reporter: from the grill chef edwards barbeque earl chef edwards seen monumental change in the area around 19th street near telegraph in san pablo avenue. >> a lot of people are drinking and doing drugs and old hotels where a lot of people hung out really wasn't the type of people you want to see in the neighborhood. >> reporter: under a plan by

part of the problem in talking about the resources is you look at places like washington, d.c., or newark, new jersey. they are spending $20,000 per child. that is a lot of money. the problem with those places is not are the resources there. it is a question of how the resources are being spent. that, i think, is what we need accountability around, making sure taxpayer dollars are being spent on the things that are going to matter the most for kids. tavis: i want to close by asking after you -- after what you have already been through, why do you remain hopeful about the idea that we can't ever get our arms around this crisis? >> i believe in the children of this country. you cannot walk into any school anywhere in washington, d.c. and talk to any kid for more than 10 minutes and not believe that child has the ability to succeed at the same high levels that any kid anywhere else does, as long as we are creating the right system and have high expectations, and put the dollars in the classroom with the child. i have absolutely no doubt in the children of our country. i have the utmost confi

for santa rosa, sonoma, short sleeve weather in novato, yin there, east bay 78 in oakland 81 for newarkinland area where temperatures will run above normal for this time of year. take livermore. it should be 84 degrees but no tomorrow 91. 90 in danville around the monterey bay. 72 in monterey. 70 in carmel. accu-weather 7 day forecast warmer forecast right through wednesday. mid 70's at the beaches. mid 90's inland. a little drop off in the numbers on thursday. but much cooler for the weekend. pebble some drizzle. here we good again. >> yes. just lick yesterday. >> all right thank you. >> take a look. shaking inside the washington monument. surveillance camera gives us an idea of what it was like the day the earth shook the east. idea of what it was like the day the earth shook the east. stay with us 3q take the finish challenge. my name is ashley and my blog is not without salt. when i take pictures of my food, you don't want to see spots on the dishes. i was using cascade actionpacs. they just didn't have that spot free look. when i took the finish challenge, i was thrilled. as soon a

. >>> at this hour, crews are mopping up from a fire at the newpark mall in newark. flames broke out this afternoon in empty retail space and the former mervyns and circuit city stores there on mowry avenue. the fire punched holes in the roofs sending smoke into the sky. firefighters put it out in 45 minutes. crews searched for a homeless person thought to be inside but did not find anyone. >>> sunnyvale authorities have arrested a woman accused of killing a young boy and new information tonight says the boy was her son. the toddler was found dead inside an apartment on san aliso avenue yesterday afternoon. tonight the "mercury news" reports his mother, 27-year-old latisha certain in a was taken into custody. deputies found her on a mathilda avenue overpass above highway 101 yesterday shortly after the boy's body was found. >>> richmond police are looking for a hit-and-run driver who struck and killed a disabled man in his wheelchair. debora villavon spoke with the man's family ainge wind about how someone could drive away. >> reporter: you can see a sad shrine marks

. >>> and a job fair will be held in newark for the 1100 solyndra workers laid off by the bankrupt company. it will take place at alona college campus. workers will be introduced to service opportunities include career counseling, educational resources and stress counseling. >>> president obama is getting out of washington this morning to rally public support for his newly unveiled job initiatives. the president plans to visit richmond, virginia where he'll cast his plan to get americans back to work quickly. >> reporter: president obama painted a stark choice, more jobs or more joblessness. >> in the face of an ongoing national crisis we can stop the political circus and do something to help the economy. >> if republicans block his plan he may use it to campaign against them. >> you should pass it. >> the president portrayed the package of tax cuts and spending as a bipartisan blend using word republican 11 times. >> ever proposal is the kind that has been supported by democrats and republicans in the past. >> it would give tax credits up to $5500 for businesses and $4500 for veterans. it

that's the idea behind a new product being produced locally by a company in newark.so new, it's not yet branded. they call it [ indiscernible ] rt001. in union square youth and beauty often go hand in hand. what no someone buying, wrinkles. that often means a needleful of botox but who likes that? >> no one likes a needle. i think people would go for it. >> reporter: now your wish may be granted. an alternative to the needle a gel is on the way. >> there are a subset of patients who are very needle phobic. >> reporter: he looks forward to a new option. he says the studies on the experimental gel are very encouraging. >> as with any exciting innovation, time will tell if this is going to be as effective or not with what is the gold standard for treating, which is botox. >> reporter: and just like botox, the topical toxin will be a medical procedure performed in the doctor's office. >> it is not an at-home product. it's something that the patient will come into the doctor's office. the topical toxin will be applied in the doctor's office and all subsequent care will be