patti ann? >> we're getting started this morning. wild weather across the country, record floods, deadly rain, a major airport losing power it is not over yet. bill: a deadly joyride on the hudson river. new charges are being filed today. >> new questions what happened to the hero in the benghazi attack. he picked up a rifle, defending the u.s. compound, barely surviving the attack. why did it take 20 hours for him to get medical attention? we'll speak to the congressman leading the charge to get answers. >> we need to force this issue to the floor. we do need a select committee to investigate this matter, a committee that has subpoena power. my asthma's under control. i get out a lot... except when it's too cold. like the last three weekends. asthma doesn't affect my job... you missed the meeting again last week! it doesn't affect mfamily. your coughing woke me up again. i wish you'd take me to the park. i don't use my rescue inhaler a lot... depends on what you mean by a lot. coping with asthm

patti ann: doug, tony, thanks so much. >> thank you, patti ann.let's check in with jon scott for what's coming up on "happening now." hi, jon. jon: hey, gregg. three developing stories involving crashes, we're following. first, that asian that airliner crash landing in san francisco. new questions today about why the plane was coming in low and slow. and was there a problem with first responders? >>> plus, another plane crash leaves ten dead in alaska. we have new details on that. >>> and a train carrying crude oil derails and leaves a town in flames. forty people are still missing. at least five dead. what went wrong there? is it new ammunition for pro-keystone pipeline arguments? that's ahead, "happening now." gregg: planes and trains. jon, thanks very much. jon: we've got 'em both. gregg: all right. speaking of which, did the inexperience of the pilot end with deadly results? a live report straight ahead. gregg: well, if you've got a long position in stocks, it's a pretty good day for investors on wall street. there you see the dow up about 117

patti ann? patti ann: garrett tenney live in chicago. thank you. rick: coming up, new fallout after a deadly roller coaster accident. a woman plunging to her death at a six flags in arlington, texas. now we're learning another roller coaster at a different six flags park has been closed. what caused the shutdown? that's next. >>> the president turning to hollywood to drum up much-needed support for his health care law as republican vow to shut down funding. the new showdown over obamacare and which stars are lending a helping hand coming up. ♪ ♪ with diabetes, it's tough to keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. and the more i focus on everything else, the less time i have to take care of me. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. glucerna products help me keep everything balanced. [ golf clubs clanking ] [ husband ] i'm good! well, almost everything. [ male announcer ] glucerna. delicious shakes and bars. helping people with diabetes find balance. [ male

patti ann: bob massi, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks, patti ann. jon: here is another outrageous story. a norwegian woman faces jail time in dubai after reporting a rape to police. that story sparking outrage around the globe. an important update next. >>> plus dangerous flash flooding prompts dozens of rescues and the threat of severe weather is not over. here is meteorologist, maria molina. >> jon, you're absolutely right. we're looking at risk of flash flooding and severe storms that could produce damaging winds and large hail this afternoon or this evening. find out if you live in one ever these areas coming up after the break. d feast, just $14.99. start with soup, salad and cheddar bay biscui then choose one of nine entrées plus dessert! four perfect courses, just $14.99. offer ends soon, so come to red lobster and sea food differentl >> and a fox extreme weather alert now. strong storms rolling through arizona over the weekend producing some severe flash flooding in spots. several homes were flooded in scottsdale and several drivers also had

patti ann?> have you heard about this one, the government spent $34 million on a military post no one will ever use. listen to jay carney's response when asked whether the president was outraged. >> i haven't seen the report but we are outraged wasteful spending in general. i am not aware of this report or any specifics about the base that he described. >> commanders in afghanistan warned the pentagon three years ago they did not need it. >> they are not watching fox over there. we reported on that yesterday. solar panel solyndra received half a billion dollars in government loans and then it went belly up that collapsed triggering a criminal investigation. officials wanted to know if the executives lied about the company's financial situation when they applied for the lone. we are finding out the company's founder and ceo will likely get off scot-free. sources say no final decisions have been made to bring charges against certain executives at that company. patti ann? >> a man springs into acti

patti ann? >> for the 38th time the republican controlled house has taken a stand against obama care. this time voting to delay key parts of the healthcare law despite the fact that the move will likely not pass in the senate. peter doocy is live with more on this for us. good morning, peter. >> good morning patti ann. the reason they helped is the administration already this month already delayed penalties for businesses with more than 50 employees that don't provide all of the workers with health insurance. republicans don't think it's fair for individuals to be treated differently than businesses. they voted overwhelmingly 264 to 161 to delay the employer mandate and 251 to 174 to delay the individual mandate. >> if the government postpones it shouldn't it be postponed for families and individuals as well? while the white house continues to suggest obama care will be ready on october 1st the delays and employer mandates calls that into question. >> the white house is standing firm arguing the

patti ann? >> thank you.doors today to celebrate the 4th of july. >> can we expect the weather to cooperate? janice dean has a look at your holiday forecast. good morning again, janice. >> good morning. i wish everyone could have lots of sunshine for their outdoor barbecues. unfortunately we're going to see scattered showers from the inner mountain west towards the southwest. as we transition towards the east coast over the eastern great lakes down into the eastern gulf coast states, that's where we're seeing lots of moisture. record-breaking rain across atlanta and panama city, florida, got close to a foot of rain over the last couple of days. here's your 4th of july, your independence day forecast. rain in those areas i just mentioned. 75 in atlanta. 88 in new york. going to feel very humid, oppressive heat across the northeast. keep the little ones indoors and keep them hydrated. then across the southwest, the potential for scattered thunderstorms. not a big heavy deluge here, but certainly hit-or-miss sho

now the author of 7 books, patti has carved out a name for herself, but as she says, she is always andwith her book "the lives our mothers leave us," patti shares her story, along with those of many other notable women, to give us an insightful, complex, and ultimately, loving look at the mother-daughter relationship. linda ellerbee: i'm a writer today because i was a reader when i was 11 years old, and it was... deepak chopra: you need not--need--you do not need to prove ur

patti ann?ht, an indictment in the tragic murder of former navy seal and american sniper author chris kyle. this man, eddie ralph, was just indicted by a grand jury in texas for gunning kyle down at a shooting range last february. he's also accused of killing another man. ralph faces two capital murder charges. police say he confessed to his sister. heather? >>> it's official, the royal baby's name is george alexander louis. he's named after king george vi, the queen owes father. the torrey was told in the academy award winning film "the king's speech." the biggest surprise so far according to the palace, william and kate won't be hiring a nanny just yet. they say they want to take care of their son themselves. we'll see about that one, though. patti ann? >> brand new polls show americans are deeply concerned about the economy. 57% of people say they have not seen any signs the economy has started to turn the corner. well, just yesterday president obama said "distractions and phony scandals have

. >> answerly and patti ann even though zimmerman is legally a free man his brother tells fox news safety remains a primary concern. robert zimmerman jr. tells fox news they receive frequent death threats on twitter and other social media. >> jonathan seerie life for us in sanford, florida. >> the justice department saying it will review the zimmerman case for possible civil rights violations. kelly wright hoas more. >> they will conduct a review on the case a looking for possible civil rights violations that after zimmerman was accused of fatally shooting trayvon martin. they have a variety of opinions about the case. >> no matter where you stand this is a tragedy. it is a tragedy for a young man killed. it is a tragedy for a young man who killed and will carry that around with him for the rest of his life. it's an american tragedy. we need to come together as a nation of law ofs of courts. >> the evidence didn't support prosecution and the justice department engaged in this. the president engaged in this and turn it had into a political issue it should have been handled exclusively with

i am ainsley earhardt. >> i am patti ann browe brown. it is 30 minutes after the hour.s alert. a third night of protest against the not guilty verdict of the george zimmerman murder trial. this is new video from oakland, california where thousands try to block a busy freeway. over in los angeles police arrested at least 13 people from vandalizing property and assaulting bystander. one attacked a news reporter and his cameraman. >> this while we are hearing one of the jurors for the first time. she said the verdict took an emotional tole on the six of them once it was decided. >> it was emotional to a point but after we put our vote in everybody cried. it was just sad we all had to come together and figure out what is going to happen to this man's life afterwards. you find him not guilty you are responsible for that not guilty and everybody who wants him to be found guilty aren't going to have any closure. >> three of the 6 thought he should be acquitted when they began. >> his parents are breaking their silence after the acquittal. >> georgey is not ratist. we are not r

there was three parts of this dish, curried get to, beef patti it was my childhood. there was like three different things that happened. >> bruni: i can say as someone who's eating it, i feel like someone eating something italian. >> at the end of the day that's what you get. hopefully you get as a customer is this dish of just heartwarming food, it's a new flavor profile but it'ss no stall jim at the same time. it pulls at you in several different directions and that's when something successful at stories zi. >> bruni: not so longer after that you opened marea which is an italian seafood restaurant which, like torrisi, is a remarkable place to eat. as you put that together, how did you say to yourself, "okay, italy's all over the place, i need do something distinctive." what's the thought process behind marea? >> what mario does and his team is very much italian thought process. you know fact that you're using ingredients. at marea we -- we do many, many dishes that are very italian but could you couldn't find in the italy because we talk about the flavors that we d

happening now people are once again gathering around the plaza and patti lee is live there once again. >> reporter: this group is on the move, this is a with are all trayvon martin banner that's trying to catch up with 150 people who are half way down the block. this group all met because of the trayvon martin situation, they say there is a lot of groups out there and they have different messages and agendas that led to some tense moment earlier this evening. >> this shouting match stems from different opinions about trayvon martin and what he represents. >> we are not tolerating this. we are demanding justice and we are saying justice is going to come from the doj. >> trayvon martin could have been me. 35 years ago. >> the president recalled being racially profile as a young man and call on american to judge people by their character and not the color of their skin. >> dwyane is taking obama's call to action seriously and it is his mission to teach the new generation of oakland kids to become leaders. >> trayvon martin could have been anybody just like what president obama said, he c

. >>> a coverage of the strike continues with patty lee live at london square where where sympathy appears thing >> reporter: the ferry doubled its number of runs to accommodate independence day for people who defend on bart to get around. >> while thousands made mad dashes to get around, the managers would give tell people what to do. >> commuters told them it will them prolong this strike. >> it's an abuse the public trusts and influences so many people. >> it appears to be waning upon commuters. >> most of the people i work with have a lot more higher skill set and make a lot less than they make. >> no, i don't have a lot of sympathy. >> bart union leaders say if it's the perception, they are misunderstood. >> it's not just about just the money. it's about a fair wage, and about safety and preserving the system >> reporter: union leaders say they're not out of touch with corporate america. it private sector workers who may be out of touch and demand from their employers. >> back here live at the ferry last here a few minutes ago. >> another crowd is forming. >> there's an unofficial num

. >> hi, patty. >> they'll be closing the doors in just a few minutes. >> they're running just a few minutes late. >> there have been big crowds here, and they'll be big crowds all weekend to catch a shot of a movie in san francisco almost 100 years ago. >> this pianist will play to a feature film that hasn't been seen if a sentry. >> the last edition was a so-called popcorn movie back in its day. >> when film restorer robert burn stumbled upon the only remaining print of the movie in the netherlands, he had no idea what it might told. >> i see the ferry building, market street, a guy selling newspapers at 5th and mission, and it just goes on and on and on. >> it's amazing time capsule. >> it may have been a b movie back then, but today it provides a historical perspective. >> where you see the presses, the press room, the news room, the offices, you see everything if action, and most of the background people, the bit parts, et cetera, are employees. >> this hasn't been seen since 1925. >> it will get a modern day showing. >> it will be shown for the first time in almost 100 years in

new at 10:00, patti lee is in berkeley to explain why the family is just learning about his death, patti. >> because the victim was a transient it took a little time to track down and notify family members. some of whom met here earlier tonight to say their goodbyes. sandria jackson leaves a message at this memorial for her uncle patrick who was hit by a hit-and-run driver just a few blocks away >> he had big love here in berkeley. there was a lot of people that took care of him. >> reporter: patrick walker struggled with mental illness all his life. and for the last five years he had been living on the street. a berkeley police officer found his body at the university overpass. >> i would think anybody would be aware that they hit him. >> reporter: she expects the $15,000 reward now being offered will generate leads. she says cameras at the intersection unfortunately did not record the crime. >> our uncle was a very lovable person. and when i found out about the tragedy, it was real horrible. and i just want to find justice for him. that's what really matters. >> reporter: miller's fami

. >> i am patti ann browne. thank you for starting with us. we show a moment a driver gets caught in the middle of a mud slide. >> oh, god. it happened in el paso, county, colorado. john says one minute he was on the highway the next he was being swept right off the road. here is another view of this terrifying incident. his was more than a dozen washed away by rushing water and mud. fortunately no one was hurt. >> that is like a river of mud. >> randy travis suffering another set back in the hospital. the singer was having a stroke while being treated for congest tive heart failure. he was having surgery to relieve the pressure from his brain. the 54-year-old was hospitalized on sunday after he contracted a rare virus that causes the heart to beat slower. you are also looking at brand new video of aftermath of explosion that rocked a bar in florida. around 10:30 cops got a call from someone saying quote a bomb was set off inside radio bar and grill in tampa. once officers arrived they found some sort of device that actually did go off and cau

new at 10:00, patti lee is in berkeley to explain why the family is just learning about his death, pattiecause the victim was a transient it took a little time to track down and notify family members. some of whom met here earlier tonight to say their goodbyes. sandria jackson leaves a message at this memorial for her uncle patrick who was hit by a hit-and-run driver just a few blocks away >> he had big love here in berkeley. there was a lot of people that took care of him. >> reporter: patrick walker struggled with mental illness all his life. and for the last five years he had been living on the street. a berkeley police officer found his body at the university overpass. >> i would think anybody would be aware that they hit him. >> reporter: she expects the $15,000 reward now being offered will generate leads. she says cameras at the intersection unfortunately did not record the crime. >> our uncle was a very lovable person. and when i found out about the tragedy, it was real horrible. and i just want to find justice for him. that's what really matters. >> reporter: miller's family say

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that's suites of her, that's very sweet of patti. i don't know, i think there was a director i worked with one time said come on now, it's time to get serious. and i remember looking at him and saying really? you're going turn a camera on and we're going to go out here and lie. i mean yeah, we'll do whatever, but i mean essentially what this is play, isn't it. it's play time, you know. and if we are stuck to some sort of rigid, you know, box, then you're to the going to get anything. the only way to get anything is to go out there and have a ball, you know. >> rose: i couldn't agree more. this is also this though, when music was your first love and then acting came and acting flourished, do you have some sense now that this is what you were here to do? >> i tell you, i've always had the sense that somewhere along the line a radical turn was made and i wasn't at the wheel, necessarily, you know. that the transition from muss ig to actor was-- musician to acker was abrupt and confusing. you know, because there is something to be said a

patti-- >> reporter: we're live at the family house and you can see all this yellow tape. police tell us they are going to maintain a presence here even as they widen the search for this missing baby. kiana davis picks out photographs of her daughter daphney hoping more images of the toddler will help jog the public's memory. >> she does have a distinctive right ear. if you saw her you would see that there's something going on. >> reporter: this afternoon when we met davis she was surrounded by family members for support. her husband arrested yesterday for endangering their only child by leaving her in a car with his mother who has advanced dementia. >> people are looking at him like this bad guy. like a criminal. >> reporter: davis said her husband told her he wanted to pick up a root beer for daphney and an energy drink for her. surveillance video shows him in the store buying one energy drink. >> we are still searching for the missing child. our main concern is locating her and locating her safely. >> reporter: an area police say webb frequently took her daughter, we al

patty is famous for getting in president obama space over health care just a couple of years ago. tell the audience what is so devastating? >> well, they want people to have insurance. give them an individual mandate, they are trying to balance that with the best of small business. >> either that or they are going to have to pay the 2000-dollar fine. charles: guess which one i might pick? may maybe all along this was the idea to usher these people under the governments weighing. >> you are a smart man. because i think that is a content exactly what they want what happens is more and more regulation, what happened in 2014, it is making it impossible for small business owners to be profitable. i don't understand why there is nobody up in washington who have ever found the front of a paycheck. he doesn't understand that you just can't keep this going. >> we were told about all of the economic benefits. he said listen, it's not about dollars and cents, but insuring americans and we should have everyone going with this. what you say with this and people at that point of view? >> well,

patti-- >> reporter: we're live at the family house and you can see all this yellow tape. police tell us they are going to maintain a presence here even as they widen the search for this missing baby. kiana davis picks out photographs of her daughter daphney hoping more images of the toddler will help jog the public's memory. >> she does have a distinctive right ear. if you saw her you would see that there's something going on. >> reporter: this afternoon when we met davis she was surrounded by family members for support. her husband arrested yesterday for endangering their only child by leaving her in a car with his mother who has advanced dementia. >> people are looking at him like this bad guy. like a criminal. >> reporter: davis said her husband told her he wanted to pick up a root beer for daphney and an energy drink for her. surveillance video shows him in the store buying one energy drink. >> we are still searching for the missing child. our main concern is locating her and locating her safely. >> reporter: an area police say webb frequently took her daughter, we al

patti ann?kers in california are pushing a law to force private sector workers to lose 3% from each paycheck. where would that money go, to a new state fund? the plan guarantees they would be available at retirement age with investment gains. secure choice retirement savings program will be the first of its kind in the face. critics say california has had enough issues managing its own budget to be worried about managing its residents money. >> good point there. he wants to be the fun uncle, and what doesn't? that is what prince harry is saying about his new little nephew. the royal says he wants to make sure that the little one has fun and joked about his baby-sitting services saying they won't come cheap. >> fantastic to have another addition to the family. i only hope my brother knows how expensive my baby-sitting charges are. made sure he has a good upbringing, keeping him out of harm's way and making sure he has fun. >> harry definitely knows all about fun. remember las vegas and all the pi

good morning, amy. >> hi, patti ann.bumped into the duke and duchess of cambridge's press team, and they said the only people in there right now are the duke and duchess apart from their medical team. no middleton clan, no other members of the royal household and no prince harry. he is at his military base right now in sufficient -- right now in suffolk. she arrived this morning between 5:30 and 6:00 through a side door. apparently there has been just a surge of bet placing this morning since 7:00 local time. about $50,000 pouring into one of the local book makers. still everyone seems to think the baby will be a girl. still everyone seems to think she will be named alexander and she will most likely be a brunette, possibly a blonde, least likely what they call here a ginger, we in america call a red head. the betting continues. there is quite a dew -- quite a zoo here and we are penned inside that zoo. there is a jubilant mood because many of the press and photographers have been standing here since july 1 and some peop

. >> as soon as the robbery started patty's manager hit the silent alarm but only taking two minutes and 21 seconds for the bandit to make off with more than $5,000 worth of jewelry. patty says she hasn't heard from police since june and officers never looked at her security video. >> they didn't know if they have it. >> this isn't the only time cameras recorded a crime where victims feel they've been left with few, or no answers. security cameras captured thieves ramming a truck into this wall before tearing out the atm. the owner said he hasn't heard from police since it happened. >> so they never came down? >> no. nobody came in. >> when robberies occur crimes occur we have to take them into priority. >> police tell me staffing issues mean fewer officers are available to work. and it's true both were caught on tape they have lower priority autos if we have someone injured or kill that had will priority goes to the stop of top, then if it's a report we'll have to follow wupt investigation. >> until then, please plees advise merchants to have security cameras as a second set of eyes

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. >> as soon as the robbery started patty's manager hit the silent alarm but only taking two minutes and 21 seconds for the bandit to make off with more than $5,000 worth of jewelry. patty says she hasn't heard from police since june and officers never looked at her security video. >> they didn't know if they have it. >> this isn't the only time cameras recorded a crime where victims feel they've been left with few, or no answers. security cameras captured thieves ramming a truck into this wall before tearing out the atm. the owner said he hasn't heard from police since it happened. >> so they never came down? >> no. nobody came in. >> when robberies occur crimes occur we have to take them into priority. >> police tell me staffing issues mean fewer officers are available to work. and it's true both were caught on tape they have lower priority autos if we have someone injured or kill that had will priority goes to the stop of top, then if it's a report we'll have to follow wupt investigation. >> until then, please plees advise merchants to have security cameras as a second set of eyes

nervous i don't think i've been that nervous in a lot of time well bernadette peters was right here patti lu pone what's the fair r.v. fight scene was right there and i set up the sediment real estate of musicals and it was amazing and the sound there is as they do that i get i don't know in our set was beautiful the lighting was beautiful and the kids did a great job and it was a very exhilarating does hillary so stamp if you're a movie goer terrible net theater. do you do you find something to like him ham it. you know her well i view her as somebody who thinks she's just in the wrong place at the end if it weren't for the depression and how horrible things are in the world and she would be elsewhere and she would be thriving and she's not cruel she can be cruel yes it's a side she takes out her frustrations on the kids you know the same way so so let's turn to you know she's angry and upset and frustrated and she takes it out on these little kids who she's supposed to be taking care of. when you step on the stage on broadway and you started. to scream yeah yeah i didn't think it would

nervous i don't think i've been that nervous in a lot of time well bernadette peters was right here patti lu pone what's fair. he was right there and i set up the set on the radio city music hall it was amazing and the sound there is as they do that i get i don't know in our set was beautiful the lighting was beautiful and the kids did a great job and it was a very exhilarating does hillary so stamp if you're a movie goer terrible net theater. do you do you find something to like jim hammett how do you know her well i view her as somebody who thinks she's just in the wrong place at the end if it weren't for the depression and how horrible things are in the world and she would be elsewhere and she would be thriving and she's not cruel she can be cruel yes it's a sigh she takes out her frustrations on the kids you know to send was so let's turn to you know she's angry and upset and frustrated and she takes it out on these little kids who she's supposed to be taking care of. when you step on the stage on broadway and you started. to scream yeah yeah i didn't think it would happen for me i'm

ktvu's patti lee was right in the middle of it, along with all of those passengers. >> reporter: it's still a zoo here at international terminal and just look at this line. this is the result of the chaos here this afternoon. we have been talking to passengers. they have subdued and they have been here all afternoon, all evening, trying to find alternative ways to get to where they were going. with every airline here affected, their options were are and still are limited. >> i am just like going around last time before i take off. at 8:00 tonight park was still looking for his friend, a passenger on asiana airlines flight 214. >> he got out of the plane safe and then made a call to his parents saying he is okay. but since then, we haven't really heard back from him. >> reporter: chaos reigned after the crash and passengers not rush to the hospital were taken to this room in the international terminal and here they could be treated for minor injuries before they were interviewed by tsa and airline officials and met my family and friends. >> it's okay, we're just in shock, scared, yes.

reporting live at the santa rita jail, patti lee. >>> the two sides in the b.a.r.t. labor talks are taking the weekend off. management met with mediators. one of the two unions involved sciu is threatening a long and difficult strike if no deal is reached by the first week of august. >>> bay area theatergoers hyped up -- lined up to see the new movie about oscar grant. it includes the shooting by a b.a.r.t. police officer. people we talked to outside the grand lake theaters in oakland said it's important to them to see this film. >> it's a must to be here. we were support of it for oscar grant. we feel it wasn't right and it has to be right and it's going to be right but this movie is going to show it all. >> reporter: fruitvale station opened today in select cities including san francisco, oakland, berkeley and new york. it's set to open nationwide in two weeks. >>> bay bridge officials have asked the federal highway administration to review a proposal for a temporary fix that could allow the new eastern span to open by labor day after all. an independent bridge eng

patti lee, ktvu news. >>> caught on camera. a woman beaten and robbed on a bay area street. >> i'm just shocked. >> video of the attack, and the specific part that police want you to see. >>> we had a dropoff in temperatures today. where to expect more fog tomorrow and the warmest conditions this weekend. >>> usually firefighters are responding to alarms, but now they are sounding one. they say staffing is dangerously low and could get worse. >>> another fire district is about to close, the fourth to close in the county this year. the other is on west leeland road. and that is where jana katsuyama is live. crews could not respond to some medical calls? >> that is right. this entire station, 87 in pittsburgh will be closed. i have never heard a fire chief say that resources were dangerously low, but that's exactly what the contra costa district fire chief told me tonight. >> reporter: last night contra costa fire district crews were on the run trying to handle all the calls about fires. >> we were super busy yesterday, going fro

. >> i am patti ann browne. thank you for joining us.e have brand new photos showing the moment the fbi caught the accused boston bomber in april. >> an outraged photographer from massachusetts police released them in response to the controversial rolling stone cover. moments ago we find p found out the 25 year veteran was suspended for at least a day and will be the subject of an internal investigation. in this chilling photo you see a bloody dzhokhar tsarnaev lay there while his forehead has a laser on the forehead. he wanted people to caesar neve not as a rock star but as a terrorist saying quote this guy is evil. this is the real boston bomber not someone on the kor of rolling stone magazine. >> nine people struck by lightening in colorado. the victims were working on a car near fort collins two taken to the hospital with critical injuries another four in serious condition. >>> zimmerman will not get his gun back. the justice department may not be done with him yet. the fbi told police to hold off giving evidence in the trial includi

. >> and patti lee has more on the rules in the cockpit. >> reporter: let's start with the fact thatcome a flight instructor you have to be an experienced pilot, and inflight simulators like this one. this is an experienced pilot and flight instructor. he tells us the aviation committee is divided on the role experience played in this crash. >> reporter: flight instructor jim gray shows us the simulator he uses to train pilots at oakland flier. >> we're claiming right now about 800 feet a minute. >> reporter: it's a less sophisticated version used to train large cockpit pilots but if basis is the same. the pilot only had a couple hundred dollars of actual flight time. given his over all experience, ray says it shouldn't have mattered. >> he had thousands of hours hours in other boeing equipment. it shouldn't have been that hard to switch planes. >> reporter: but given the fact that the instructor pilot had no previous experience. all trainers are experienced pilots but learning to teach requires a different skill set. and experience as a trainer matters. commercial pilot rodrigo cons

patti lee is live. >> reporter: this is where the 66-year-old lived and ran her pet sitting business. now solomon is well known in the area as an animal activist but she was also well known for being active for hiring a private security company to take care of the neighborhood. solomon was a professional pet sitter when she was driving to pick up dogs when someone shot her. >> if lucy could talk she would tell you what happened yesterday. >> reporter: reyna's dog was in the car with judy. judy is channeling to try to keep -- >> it's so recent she probably won't stay here the weekend. >> reporter: animal control called solomon their eyes and ears. she wasn't only looking out for dogs and cats, she was also looking out for crime. >> we're hoping that if anything good comes out of this. we're hoping people will come together and do neighborhood watch and get the patrol going in the area. >> reporter: as for the investigation, nothing new from opd. but police and the public safety commissioner will hold a press conference tomorrow morning about the shooting at 9:00. reporting live in oakl

patti lee is live. >> reporter: this is where the 66-year-old lived and ran her pet sitting business. now solomon is well known in the area as an animal activist but she was also well known for being active for hiring a private security company to take care of the neighborhood. solomon was a professional pet sitter when she was driving to pick up dogs when someone shot her. >> if lucy could talk she would tell you what happened yesterday. >> reporter: reyna's dog was in the car with judy. judy is channeling to try to keep -- >> it's so recent she probably won't stay here the weekend. >> reporter: animal control called solomon their eyes and ears. she wasn't only looking out for dogs and cats, she was also looking out for crime. >> we're hoping that if anything good comes out of this. we're hoping people will come together and do neighborhood watch and get the patrol going in the area. >> reporter: as for the investigation, nothing new from opd. but police and the public safety commissioner will hold a press conference tomorrow morning about the shooting at 9:00. reporting live in oakl

reporting live at the santa rita jail, patti lee. >>> the two sides in the b.a.r.t. labor talks are taking the weekend off. management met with mediators. one of the two unions involved sciu is threatening a long and difficult strike if no deal is reached by the first week of august. >>> bay area theatergoers hyped up -- lined up to see the new movie about oscar grant. it includes the shooting by a b.a.r.t. police officer. people we talked to outside the grand lake theaters in oakland said it's important to them to see this film. >> it's a must to be here. we were support of it for oscar grant. we feel it wasn't right and it has to be right and it's going to be right but this movie is going to show it all. >> reporter: fruitvale station opened today in select cities including san francisco, oakland, berkeley and new york. it's set to open nationwide in two weeks. >>> bay bridge officials have asked the federal highway administration to review a proposal for a temporary fix that could allow the new eastern span to open by labor day after all. an independent bridge eng

we've got these new developments from patty lee. >> reporter: the ntsb says those efforts will start tonight, and you can see across the water there are lights. a crane was lit up a few minuting a behind that light. it will be one of two needed to move the fuselage. the ntsb shared startling details about the crash. 90 seconds. that's how long the asiana crew waited before evacuating passengers. >> the flight crew told the flight attendant not to initiate an evacuation. they were communicating with the tower about the emergency. >> reporter: today, ntsb chairwoman debra hersman says they wait for first responders to help get passengers out safely, but in this case, the plane was on fire. not until a flight attendant notified the captain about this new emergency did the evacuation plan change. >> we need to understand what they were thinking. what information that they had. what their procedures are. >> reporter: we also found out today the pilot reported seeing a bright light. hersman described the light as a temporary issue. the focus of the investigation centers on why the plane wa

we've got these new developments from patty lee. >> reporter: the ntsb says those efforts will start tonight, and you can see across the water there are lights. a crane was lit up a few minuting a behind that light. it will be one of two needed to move the fuselage. the ntsb shared startling details about the crash. 90 seconds. that's how long the asiana crew waited before evacuating passengers. >> the flight crew told the flight attendant not to initiate an evacuation. they were communicating with the tower about the emergency. >> reporter: today, ntsb chairwoman debra hersman says they wait for first responders to help get passengers out safely, but in this case, the plane was on fire. not until a flight attendant notified the captain about this new emergency did the evacuation plan change. >> we need to understand what they were thinking. what information that they had. what their procedures are. >> reporter: we also found out today the pilot reported seeing a bright light. hersman described the light as a temporary issue. the focus of the investigation centers on why the plane wa

i'm patti ann brown. >> the day before the 4th of july. i'm heather childers. the top of the hour. it is now time for your five at 5:30, the top five stories making news for you at this hour. >>> there is a new report out that says tim tebow tried to break up a bar fight involving former university of florida teammate aaron hernandez in 2007. according to a police report, hernandez punched a bar employee over a disputed bill. tebow reportedly tried to play peacemaker. the report says tebow and her tphapbd were once -- hernandez were once close but tebow began to keep his distance after seeing hernandez's violent ways firsthand. her tphapbd is accused of murdering odin lloyd. >> he is behind bars for leaking the identity of a covert agent. but former c.i.a. officer john kiriakou is praising edward snowden. in an on-line letter he says i know it feels like the weight of the world is on your shoulders right now, but as americans begin to real that we are devolving into a police state with the loss of civil liberties that entails, they will see your actions for wha