cynthia bowers is at o'hare this morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff, i'm at o'hare, where it'sextra busy day today as the airlines try to play catch-up after a very scary night last night. 81-mile-an-hour winds. after we've seen tornadoes hit metropolitan areas this spring, people aren't taking any chances. people in the airport were hustled down to the lower levels of baggage claim to ride out the storm. as you mentioned several hundred flights were canceled last night due to the storm. some would-be passengers had to spend the night inside on cots. even the vice president, joe biden, got caught up in the storm. he was in town for a fund-raiser and had to wait out the weather just like everybody else. but it wasn't just air travel that was shut down, also commuter trains were stalled. one group of passengers had to spend the night on their commuter train. that's how bad it was. trees were toppled, power lines down, transformers blown. 300,000 customers were without power. but unfortunately there were no deaths. as i said, the airlines are going to be playing catch-up today. it

it is 84 degrees at o'hare the warming is just getting under way ...nkakee after the thunderstorms with the ever test this morning the sun is out the wind is blowing and it is beginning to warm up its about 92 degrees right now there ... we will be in the seventies tonight mckee and stickywarm muggy humid... how about that ... look at how dry it is to the west of us ... let's take a look at that radar they dropped good rain north ... the rain is just to the south yesterday after all this terminus we had saturday there were even terminator reports yesterday and wind damage there was a lot of heavy weather to the west of us. the thunderstorms a i said would be developing farther north ... we have powerful southwest went running up from the gulf ... you see this high-pressure turn in the wind from the northeast toward us: us off that carry us into friday after the rain. this afternoon and tonight we are on our watch for some severe weather ... for tonight it will be clear breezy warm and muggy the low will be 75 overnight. it will be 95 degrees tomorrow t

an antismart meter group says amy o'hare was sitting on the hood of an energy truck today and refused to move. o'hare is believed to be the first san franciscoen arrested for protesting smart meters. >>> tonight, fairfield police have someone in custody. he could be responsible for an earlier attack that injured an elderly man. he was there for the standoff that led to the arrest. >> reporter: his hands over his head, daniel garcia walked slowly out of his fairfield home and into police custody following a 7 1/2 hour standoff. >> after deployment of tear gas in the house, our suspect surrendered and was taken into custody peacefully. >> police say a possible threat remained. bomb units standing by just in case. >> obviously wanted to make sure we're safe. >> police surrounded the quincy lane house around 1:00 p.m. to search a warrant after he detonated an explosive device under a parked car in may. a second explosive device was found at garcia's home thursday, but garcia was gone. police say he has a criminal history, but won't say if he was arrested for making bombs in the past. poli

. >> staff argent walker and bill o'hare were forced to pay extra for their baggage because they each had four rather than the three they were each allowed. >> for me, it was a weapons case. three rocket launches and a .9 millimeter. the tools i used to protect mimeself and the afghanis while i was deployed. >> how much was it? >> over 2,800. >> back home in colorado, sergeant o'hare's wife says they're on a very tight budget. >> to find out $200 is being taken out of your check that's should be paid for by your job, it's a financial burden, it really is. >> reporter: there was outrage on the internet today. on the stars and stripes site, they said, they're aeour arms a faces. there should be no fees no matter how many bags they have. >> shame on delta. delta got the message, reducing the three bag law to four bags. coincidentally, that was the very day outlets were made from custom customer satisfaction. tired of united airlines. jetblue doesn't charge for baggage. they have charged the soldier s $2,800. >> delta has regrets that this incident caused the soldiers anything but welcome

an antismart meter group says amy o'hare of glen park was sitting on the hood of an energy truck todayefused to move. o'hare is believed to be the first to be arrested for protestor smart meters. >>> it has been years in the making but today the ribbon was cut on san jose's vietnam town. the outdoor mall on story road is one of the largest in the world for the south bay's vietnamese population much the developer said he wanted it to be the santana row. >>> sad news in the music world tonight. clarence clemmens has died. ♪[ music ] >> clemmens was the sacks player for bruce springstein's e street band and one of the key influences on springfield's life and music for the past 40 years. he was known as the big man both for his size and for his talent. springstein called the loss of his friend and mentor immeasurable. clemens died today after suffering a stroke at his florida home earlier this week. he was 69. >>> politics can make for strange bed fellows and even string stranger golfing foursomes. the bizarre sight on a washington area court. persist for tens of thousands of >>> no idea o

at this hour the temperature out at o'hare is up to 92 degrees it is 93 at midway ... a southerly wind flow ... it will be a windy day with gusts at 20 mi. per hour today and tomorrow ... we're waiting for that difference to come on the winds and go east of the lake: things down at the end of the week ... by the atomic to monday the warm weathe will be back intime we get to monday the warm weather will be back ... things will cool down thursday morning we will be in the '60s and with drop to the '50s a big temperature drop between the nine days and then thursday90 degree temperatures we have and then thursday's " down ... we thank you for joining us

joining us tonight now for starters can you give us some more details about that incident at the o'hare airport that really you know led you to file a lawsuit yeah of course it was a really bizarre circumstance i was coming back in from mexico but a vacation with my girlfriend and you know to really expect to have your computer electronics east from you so going to the airport i think including normally you got to customs went through the line and all the sudden we were approached by two individuals who said they were from the department of homeland security and these individuals and for me i was compelled to surrender my electronic devices through doing so they took me to a back room and they interrogated me about my associations with a problematic support network i should know the support network is a legal advocacy organization based in the states it is nothing illegal it has no affiliations with we could be true it is a sham and they seized my computer and i think a. oh you believe as well in order to clean the information of activists that had donated or supported this legal advoca

en el aeropuerto y el sistema de reservaciones ---el problema comenz esta noche en el aeropuerto o'haree chicago y ha resultado en largas filas de pasajeros. ---la aerolinea dice que esta trabajando para resolver el contratiempo. cu ---ya sali libre el hombre que se rehus a subirse sus pantalones "saggy" en el aeropuerto internacional de san francisco. take vo ---deshon marman, de 20 aÑos tuvo que pagar una fianza para ser liberado, esto, luego de ser detenido por casi un dia, tras el incidente que se suscit en la terminal area el miercoles pasado. ---marman, podra enfrentar cargos de intrusin ilcita, agreson fsica contra un agente del orden y por obstruir una investigacin. topvo ---por andar de mirn ir a la carcel.. ---nicholas springer, el sujeto que hace varias semanas fue detenido por grabar la ropa intima de mujeres con una cmara en su zapato en el mercado del condado de marin, tendr que cumplir una condena de 20 das de crcel.. --sin embargo, su abogado solicitar al juez que su cliente pague su condena por medio de un programa de trabajo alternativo. ---springer, adems, estar en li

that will slow you up if you're flying through o'hare or midway perhaps. around here high and dry. occasional afternoon storm tomorrow and wednesday and thursday, i don't think we will see too much rain. we need some. we're dry out there. mid-80s, tonight we're in the 60s, tomorrow near 90 with a chance of an afternoon storm north and west of washington. wednesday very hot, mid to upper 90s with the afternoon storm. game on thursday. we have a storm chance friday and saturday. we have celebrate fairfax going on at the fairfax county government center. we'll be out there this weekend. hope to see you there. right now it is 5:16, 85 degrees, angie over to you. >>> thank you, hopefully you're having a great monday. on the roadways no problems to report. green light stays on. construction is out of our way. our focus takes us to 661st, hello virginia. eastbound, so far so good. watching the cameras outside we are watching where volume is picking up through manassas, centerville. drivers okay approaching the beltway. 95 in virginia, that's our next stop. northbound trip looking nice and

still flirting with 90s and so we share our want with our neighbors all over the midwest with 86 at o'hare, 88 admit way and 86 at mckinley. these are highs today that hit 97 in west suburban rochelle. donna grows 96. 100 degree readings and all of the iowa weather stations today. thunderstorms its wide parts of wisconsin overnight often walking. let some of the rains came down in that area. we will not awakened to cost more because this big hot air dome is expanding with time and increasing a cap. the clusters like this that flirted with the area this morning will tend to form father north in the upper midwest with a still whether a possibility. here of the lows tonight only in the '70s rising back into the 90s during the day tomorrow. down to '70s tomorrow night and then back into the mid-90s in that area by wednesday before the temperatures begin to attack on us. the high-pressure this low pressure is a reason why. we could get some thundery downpours come in and of late wednesday night thursday friday and saturday. all indications right now. we will show saturday in a bit. in the short

. >> this is how the lines look at chicago's o'hare airport after the problem started. some passengers there say the airline didn't acknowledge the problem for more than two hours. many were told their flights were cancelled and they wouldn't be able to get out of o'hare until today. a similar sight at denver international airport, with long lines of frustrated passengers there. while many passengers complained about receiving little or no information from the airline during their wait, some also said free water, coffee and snacks helped them pass the time. >>> united's website crashed shortly after the computer problems began, forcing many to get updates through twitter. >> united continued to post up dates throughout the night, including a tweet before 11 p.m. saying it had fixed the problem that led to the delays. >>> stay with ktvu and ktvu.com as united tries to get service back to normal. we'll post any new information and coming up in 30 minutes, we'll go back to ali at sfo for an you date on how passengers are doing there. >>> one person is dead after a car cras

amy o'hare was sitting on the hood of an emergency -- energy truck today and refused to move.'hare is believed to be the first san francis can arrested for protesting smart meters. >> not the first protesting. >> no. >> announcement about u.s. troop levels in afghanistan expected soon here at home one congress woman says it cannot happen soon enough. she lead a peace rally in san raphael calling the conflict a perpetual war that needs to end and encouraged attendees to tweet messages. >>> topping national news legislature returns to albany to talk about legalizing same- sex marriage if new york. >> they are one vote shy of 32 needed to pass the measure, over $184 million will come out of that pumping up the wedding business in new york and expected gay marriage is recognized. >>> speaking of money regulators are giving microsoft the green light to buy skype. federal trade commission finished its review of microsoft's $8.5 billion bid the bill has to be approved by the justice department unlike windows live skype enables users of different users and phones to talk directly. ♪ [

this morning no weather delays at o'hare, at least so far. some scary moments at the college world series. this was in omaha, nebraska, after powerful tornadoes and thunderstorms rolled through the area. winds were hitting 70 miles per hour in omaha and the skies started turning pitch-black. that's when sirens went off and fans were literally running to escape the storm. >> well, coming here for 30 years, the first time that i've seen something other than a warning occur. this is 75-mile-an-hour gusts of wind or more. >> we were on tenth street and the police officer came up and said out of your car. >> the wind started blowing hard. >> better get covered. >> people who are from here knew to go up. we started walking with the sirens going off and you just heard them going on the air saying it was a high wind advisory which is why the sirens were going off and we were walking out. >> interviewing them once safely at the quest center i guess that's where they got sent for shelter. interviewing the poor guy in the midst of the storm. why are you

long lines a the o'hare airport, and flights are back on time this evening. the electronic ticket kiosk is down. the airline reduced ticketing staff when it added the automated systems leaving fewer employees to check in passengers. >>> sit down and wait for hundreds of passengers today at denver international airport. the airline handed out water, coffee and snacks and offered hotel vouchers for those who had to wait overnight. for the latest delays, beture to visit ktvu.com and scroll down to the right now section. >> santa clare sheriff's deputies finding themselves in a pursuit this morning. it ended when a driver crashed into a gasoline tanker truck. eric rasmussen is live at the scene. >> reporter: i just talked to a sergeant in the last hour. the cars were doing donuts, making noise, more than 2 miles 2-mile -- 3 miles from here when they responded. one of the vehicles took off, and you can see they crashed into the building. what happened during the short chase was incredible. just after 5:00 a.m., the driver of a white pickup truck speeding away from

air america was reliant o'hare growth products and this kind of stuff and scrambling for money and couldn't find it and it killed them. so it's hard to find right now -- msnbc is a good place to go, this show and then there are a few other "rolling stone qul magazine and "vanity fair" have great investigative reporters and there are places that people go on the internet and find this stuff but it's not well organized. tavis: when i go to the internet, i can bet you all the money i have, i'm going to get a litany of people who watch you and say you are so knowledgeable and so passionate and so committed, you have that legacy to build upon and you are doing it in your own way. but with all of this, why not elective office because so many others in your family have seen that as a platform to address the issues you are concerned about? >> i have looked at doing elective office many, many times. and i have family issues, six young kids and they are now older and i would look at that kind of opportunity now and if i thought i could be more effective there, i would do it. but it's hard these days

more than 300 flights canceled at o'hare airport and joe biden had trouble getting out of town. while the rough weather disrupted commuter train service four trains got stuck keeping passengers stranded for hours. thousands of homes and businesses lost power. >>> the wildfires tearing through the southwest are expected to burn for as long as a month more. summer rains won't begin in arizona for at least a few weeks. that means the potential of new fires before mother nature brings relief. rain in florida will reduce the threat there this week. >> we had such tough weather. >>> taking a look at this day's weather from all the country crews battling fires face dry temperatures. severe weather moves into the ohio valley bringing the possibility of strong winds and even tornadoes. a rainy morning in new york city. >> temperatures across the northern plains are up to 15 degrees cooler than usual. fargo is just 60. seasonable in the northwest with seattle and portland in the 70s. dallas will climb to 97 with new orleans and miami in the low 90s. >>> coming up, the search for eight all

amy o'hare reportedly sat on the hood of a wellington energy truck to protest the installation of smartborhood and then refused to move. it's believed she is the first person to be arrested over smart meters, which some believe emit enough radiation to be harmful. pg&e offers an opt-out option for those who do not want to have it installed and says the meters emit a very small amount of radiation. >>> baseball and father's day. it's a long-standing tradition in many bay area families. it's a bit more special because it happens to be the bay bridge series. it was a beautiful day for a tailgate party in oakland as families were treating dad to be a afternoon at the park. as it usually goes when the a's and giants play you have divided households. both teams were well-represented and the dads were very grateful for the opportunity to spend some time with their families. >> they invited me three years and now this year i said, let's go to an a's game. >> good to be joy the day with the whole family. i just hope the giants win. >> as for the game, constitute giants avoid being swept by the a

we have delays in chicago o'hare and midway airport.he federal spokesman denied evidence to support that claim. >> the biggest challenge right now is drought condition and extreme fire danger. >> 1,000 arizona firefighters on the front lines battling two major firefighters that forced thousands from their homes. >> it looks like a war zone. it does. >> in texas, fire closed i-45 the highway connecting dallas and houston. evacuated 200 homes. >> wind is not working in their favor. we have didn't see humidity recovery until late last night. we didn't get as much as we thought we would. we have active fire here today. >> authorities evacuated fire-prone regions throughout the southwest, not everyone is listening. >> we didn't leave until the fire is in the backyard for good. when we know it will hit the house, we'll leave. until then we're staying. >> in arizona the largest fire in the state history blackened half a million areas. an area the size of rhode island. john hendren abc7 news. >>> okay. and winds and also hot weather a concern h

paul breaking the temperature high record today by seven degrees. 96 at chicago o'hare airport. 96 in nashville. the humidity will continue to spread. is not only keep the humidity. 74 in detroit at the mentor airport. you factor in the high temperatures and these dew points and you get these impressive temperatures. this will move east quarter and the next couple of days as high pressure will move into this. sunshine he did advisory, going into effect at noon tomorrow. -- sunshine and a heat advisory going into effect at noon. a big disturbance in a cluster of thunderstorms in ontario. they were moving to the west all day. and of cloudiness to inhibit the temperatures west of our area. for the shenandoah valley in the mountains, a little cooler but the sunshine of the factor tomorrow. sunshine combined with those wins and the air mass will make it very uncomfortable. no showers or storm chances maybe late in the valley on thursday. the best chance seems to be friday when the cold front gets closer to the area. enter the weekend, this front will have hangup in the mid- atlantic. we'll

the heat that is over the upper midwest is rolling over the mid- atlantic. 96 at chicago's o'hare. 102rees in minneapolis. it a lot cooler in the rockies. this will be coming up over the mountains and into the mid- atlantic. mostly sunny skies and expect temperatures well above 100 tomorrow afternoon. there is a front over the appalachians that will try to push in late thursday evening. as it gets closer, it will not move through, at least thursday night. but as it gets closer we may pick up a stray thunderstorm thursday night into friday. on the bay, only light, a westerly breeze at 5 knots. 74, that is when you get into the high heat and humidity. the upper 90's. on the beach, 84. inland, it is a scorcher. thursday night and friday, scattered thunderstorms and temperatures will start to back down again over the weekend >> the trial of a young mother accused of killing her daughter continues in florida. >> still ahead, what evidence was found in the trunk of kasey anthony's car. >> tonight, police suspect foul play in the disappearance of a 20-year-old indiana university student. her

at one point, at o'hare airport, there was a tornado warning.everyone down to the floor baggage level. things were better at chicago midway, and a 30 slide to their were canceled. now north dakota is about to flood. here is the veal the u.s. army corps of engineers checking on the levees in the area. thousands of people are facing an evening deadline to leave their homes as the river continues to rise rapidly. 11,000 residents may have to evacuate by six it this evening in minot. >> 6:17 a.m., we continue our hot streak, not like yesterday we do have a little fog returning the by this afternoon when it all burned off i guess everyone will be pretty hot again. >> mainly in lynn, we will enjoy a nice cool temperatures along the coast. this is what looks like right now lot of fog. temperatures in the '50s and '60s this morning, this afternoon we will have a lot more sunshine it will be warm, but not as near as warm as it is today. in the inland locations, the low 90s. we will not get near the 100 degree weather that we had yesterday. this evening w

. >> develop delays at sfo right now, 47 minutes and chicago o'hare, also flight arrival delays. flight tracker at abc7news.com. >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >>> the it's 6:30 and stock futures are pointing to a legislator open. shares ross yesterday after reports that exports set a record in april. we'll get the latest on early trading in about 15 minutes. >> eric: in just a few hours, thousands of firefighters from all over north america will join local mourners for two san francisco firefighters killed in the line of duty. up to 6,000 people in total will pay their last respects to them. amy hollyfield is live at st. mary's cathedral. >> the governor is expected to be here. the lieutenant governor, congresswoman nancy pelosi. as you said, as many as 6,000 people could be here to remember the fallen firefighters. but last night at st. mary's, it was a bit more intimate affair. hundreds of people gather here for a vigil. it was a joint service which will also be the case today. today's service will be an impressive show of solidarity. firefighters f

flight arrival delays at chicago, o'hare, and midway.area where the severe weather is possible. more delays expected. we'll have them with the flight tracker. you can too at abc7news.com. >>> an early morning apartment fire has december placed several families. i'm nick smith live in sunnyvale. i'll have a live report coming up. >>> also this morning, a probation hearing today will determine if a man arrested in connection with the bryan stow beating will remain behind bars or be released. >> a great white shark is found in the water off the marin coast. park rangers say knee-deep is as far as anyone will be allowed to go in the surf around stinson beach. >> to go along with that, hottest day of the year. today, tomorrow and wednesday. find other ways to stay cool when the temperatures reach 100 around parts of the bay. i'll show you where. >> san jose, a grass fire has been reported on northbound 87 near 280. drivers can see the smoke. check out the drive through the area. no delays in the bay bridge toll plaza. >> 5:29 on monday mornin

it has been that way for hours and at o'hare in chicago united passengers were reportedly told to go home for the night. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. we'll bring you any additional updates during this newscast and tomorrow on mornings on 2. >>> controversial billboards about abortion are turning up in the east bay. we found one billboard on fruitvale avenue and foothill boulevard in oakland tonight. there are some 60 billboards in all titled black and beautiful. they're paid for by the radius foundation. the message is that too many african american women are having abortions, disproportionately more than white women and blame planned parenthood as the abortion provider, but others believe the campaign is racist. barbara lee said in a statement no woman's choice should be subjected to scrutiny based on her ethnic background. she was offended the billboards were in her district. >>> also police say animal cruelty charges could be on the way for a man in concord suspected of killing his neighbor's dog with poisoned meatballs. erik rasmussen is live in concord and you just sp

here is a result of the bad weather at o'hare airport.int a tornado warning was issued in the took passengers waiting in the terminal down to the lore baggage area. flights were canceled about 350 of them, and some of them took off two hours late. even vice president joe biden was the late, things are much better at the midway airport. at least 30 flights canceled their, to flooding in northern north dakota. here is video of the u.s. army corps of engineers checking the levy to make sure they're holding. just getting word from the mayor of minot saying that the dikes and the town are about to spread over. 11,000 residents have been told it out by 6:00 p.m., we're just getting word from the mayor of minot and that these levies and dikes in town will be over top with water. we will be right back as kron4 news continues. live looks as chances go, the waterways in the marina in the air. this is the spot where a body was found in the warriors today, we're expecting crews to go into the water to search for clues. [ bailiff ] fee court is now in

it has been that way for hours and at o'hare in chicago united passengers were reportedly told to go home for the night. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. we'll bring you any additional updates during this newscast and tomorrow on mornings on 2. >>> controversial billboards about abortion are turning up in the east bay. we found one billboard on fruitvale avenue and foothill boulevard in oakland tonight. there are some 60 billboards in all titled black and beautiful. they're paid for by the radius foundation. the message is that too many african american women are having abortions, disproportionately more than white women and blame planned parenthood as the abortion provider, but others believe the campaign is racist. barbara lee said in a statement no woman's choice should be subjected to scrutiny based on her ethnic background. she was offended the billboards were in her district. >>> also police say animal cruelty charges could be on the way for a man in concord suspected of killing his neighbor's dog with poisoned meatballs. erik rasmussen is live in concord and you just sp

officials at chicago-o'hare are investigating an incident where two planes almost collided right afteroe biden landed there on monday. or as biden put it, hey, look at these orange sticks i found. what are these? [ laughter ] look at this. y-m-c-a. what is this? probably used in that rave or something. hey, come on over here! this is fun. too windy over there. come over here. check this out. you guys, dick cheney is releasing a memoir in august about his personal and political life. i'm not going to say reading it is torture. it's more an enhanced interrogation technique. [ laughter ] [ applause ] oh, my -- oh, my gosh. this is interesting, you guys. a new study found that long lasting marriages are on the rise in the u.s. [ cheers ] that's cool. yeah. [ applause ] in fact, most marriages last for more than ten years, or, however long it takes to learn about the secret love child with the housekeeper. [ laughter ] but that still -- i just read this, you guys. a man in massachusetts was arrested this week for robbing a starbucks. yeah. witnesses described the man as extremely venti -- [

. >>> illinois lawmakers are considering a plan to put slot machines at the o'hare airport. they say it would create more jobs and help pay the bills for the cash strapped state. opponents argue it will just encourage people to spend their payroll and social security checks on gambling. chicago's new mayor recall emanuel says he sports the idea. >>> dozens of same sex couples lining up in illinois for a chance to apply for a civil union license. the gay and lesbian couples can now apply for civil unions under an illinois law passed in january it gives them almost all the same rights as a married couple including the power to decide medical treatment for a sick partner and the right to inherent their partner's property. illinois is the sixth state so far to allow same sex unions. >>> all right. time now 6:21. and a police chase caught on tape. the dangerous situation this driver created while trying to get away from police. >>> plus real battle over the maverick surf contest that has nothing to do with the big waves. >>> good morning. northbound 101 traffic looking good as yo

travel through o'hare and midway is going to be a slow go.t, you will see some thunderstorms heading your way in about an hour and a half. be prepared for that. new york city, you won't see thunderstorms at least for the next few hours and you will see more dry weather and cooler weather. 86 degrees expected for the high temperature in new york today. that's definitely cooler from yesterday. spots in new york and jersey saw temperatures soar above 100 yesterday. with humidity, it felt like 105, 110 in some cases. dangerously hot. we will take the break. looking ahead towards tomorrow, 68 degrees in chicago. that's nice. 81, new york city. compared to yesterday, that's nice as well. the southeast continues to sizzle. today will be the 13th day on the road, guys. atlanta sees 90 degrees or better. we don't see that trend stopping any time soon. we are not even into juliet. >> wow, rob, i am driving the mini-van and my son said, mommy, that says 99. even a 5-year-old knew that was unusual and hot. >> thanks, rob. >>> turning now to a rewar. $100

stormy weather is causing delays and cancellations at o'hare airport.eds of people stranded. " more than 350 flights canceled just last night. clients did manage to take off at least two hours late. at one time nearly 300,000 customers were without power. that huge wild fire continues to rage across southern arizona. in just over a week, the monument fire has burned thousands of acres of land. heavy winds and dry conditions are making things tougher for firefighters. county officials are trying to figure out how it has started. local sure of is we need legal immigrants who came in that area. in texas, firefighters are battling 22 separate fires across the state. corelli's three dozen homes have burned. this is amateur video of a wild fire. you can see the fire lines spreading across an open flame and torching kuwait buildings. a big warehouse fire south of atlanta, you can see the flames and black smoke devouring the building. dozens of firefighters were on the scene. no word on what caused the fire. michigan police pulled over a seven year- old boy in

in oakland they have arrested a 19 year-old man with a deadly shooting happening on sunday at o'hareed of the suspect less than 20 hours later at a home on douglas wrote. they believe the shooting was gang-related. taking a look of the traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza, no problems was down all lanes are moving clear. many of them are empty. not taking a look is san francisco's is a different story, the top of your screen is 80, traffic is backed up. moving slowly south down the bottom of your screen and highway 1 01. we will be back with more news to come. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants.

o'hare and midway airport had to canceled almost 400 flights. the storms left hundreds stranded on commuter trains. >>> experts say it will probably be mid-july when seasonal rains arrive before crews get a handle on the wildfires in the southwest. 750,000 acres have burned in arizona this fire season. and large fires are raging today in 11 states. from alaska to florida. nationally an area about the size of delaware has burned this season. triple the amount burned last year. >>> amateur video from syria shows antigovernment protesters under fire. activists say security forces killed at least two people in homes. new violence comes as the government orders state workers to take part in rallies to support president bashar al assad. >>> a second night of riots in belfast, northern ireland. police say muss thugs whipped up trouble in a catholic neighborhood. a burst of gunfire left a photographer with a gunshot wound. residents say it was one of belfast's worst nights in a decade. >>> first lady michelle obama visited soweto today, the heart beat o

amy o'hare sat on the truck and refused to move. that's when police officers arrived. this is believed to be the first such arrest in san francisco. pg&e smart meters have led to controversy. >>> san jose's international airport wants to test new ways to attract airlines. the city council will vote on tuesday on whether or not to spend $1 million on two marketing firms. the mayor is skeptical of the approach and wants to put off the vote. since 2007, san jose airport has seen its scheduled flights fall 35% and passenger traffic drop 25%. >>> former utah governor john huntsman is expected to officially join the g.o.p. presidential field this week. huntsman will announce he's running for president later this week. he served as u.s. ambassador to china for two years after being appointed by president obama in 2009. even before announcing his candidacy, john huntsman got an early boost this weekend. he came in second in a presidential straw poll at the republican leadership conference in new orleans. ron paul won that poll in a landslide. >> there's too much spending, too

storms stranded passengers at chicago airports. 350 flights were cancelled at o'hare and more cancelled at midway with two-hour depar chur delays. 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, dealing with professionals teaching things that they were doing everyday, 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 announcer ] find your program at phoenix.edu. personal pricing now on brakes. tell us what you want to pay. we do our best to make that work. deal! my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> a daring bloody prison escape unfolded today. dozens of suspected al qaeda members were freed. it's the latest example that al qaeda may be trying to fill yemen's political vacuum. the president remains in saudi arabia where he is being treated for wounds. we are joined with much more on this. muhammad, what is the latest you have on the escape? all right. we lost muhammad there in abu dh

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when i get into the char that picks me up at o'hare to take me to my apartment in chicago, my driver say, we're pulling for you. every time somebody gives us a debit card, we end up paying more and more because of it. the reach of these charges, i think, may surprise a lot of people. here's a letter that we received yesterday from tom gore did i. he writes to me, on behalf of the member companies of the armed forces marketing council, i want to offer our sincere appreciation for your efforts to curb the skyrocketing costs to retail business through debit card fees. our particular concern about debit card fees is the adverse impact the fees are having on the pocketbooks and the quality of life of military families through the military,change system. -- exchange s as you are aware, the military exchanges provide a nonpay compensation benefit to military families and support military families' financial readiness by offering name-brand products at an average saving of over 20%. the profits that we generate at the military exchanges are given back to the military community through divide