h reporter: he has only had piper for three years. despite not being previously trained, it only took this old dog about a year to get comfortable on the tarmac. >> the airport is home, i have to drag him out of here when we leave.

day. >> he has only had piper for three years. despite not being previously trained, it only took this old dog about a year to get comfortable on the tarmac. >> the airport is home, have i to drabbing him out of here when we leave. >> it was edwards idea to post pictures on instagram. now piper has about 10,000 more followers than tra verse city has residents. that's nothing to shake a stick at. and honestly piper would rather you throw it kris van cleave, cbs news, tra verse city, michigan. >>s that eat cbs weekends news for sunday, later on cbs "60 minutes." the new continues on our digital network cbsn. @cbs news.com. i'm reena nina. thank you for joining us. good michi i'm nosh natasha brown a on next on "eyewitness news," neighbors tell they tried repeated dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and if he needs a college loan down the road, that'll be

and we're on patrol with piper, the airport wonder dog. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening, i'm reena ninan with a western edition of the broadcast. summer officially begins monday with a dangerous heatwave baking the southwest. temperatures are expected to top 120 degrees in some places. 116 in phoenix, arizona, where excessive heat killed 84 people last year. health officials are warning people to stay hydrated and if possible indoors. extreme heat is adding to the struggle to contain several major wildfires in the west. near santa barbara, california, a wildfire continues to threaten about 270 homes. fire officials are hoping the winds don't get stronger overnight. in central new mexico a huge fire has destroyed at least two dozen homes. the national guard has been called in to prevent looting in evacuated neighborhoods. meteorologist pamela gardner from our boston station wbz has more on the extreme heat. ord ecord heat will continue for monday and tuesday. notice how the jet stream is al

honestly, piper would rather you throw it.defeat donald trump but didn't say when he would end his campaign. >>> and muhammad ali will be buried today in his hometown of louisville. a muslim funeral was held yesterday. today a funeral procession will make its way through the louisville streets followed by an interfaith memorial service. ali died last friday at the age of 74. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," part two of an investigation into insurance fraud. we'll tell you about a scheme that targeted soldiers' military insurance. >>> plus, graduation day for first daughter malia obama. we'll look at her special relationship with her parents. >>> and the debate over whether a parrot could be a reliable witness in a murder trial. >>> it's is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, ,$8drw >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. who will be taking his plac an early wakeup call in soun california a five-point-two quake rattling

the piper, cruising at 1100 feet, has reached the hudson and is now only yards from the helicopter. the weather is good. visibility is ten miles with no clouds obscuring the aircraft. so why didn't they see and avoid each other? >> the sad part about midair collisions is that the vast, vast majority of them happen on bright, sunny days. what it is is it's a bunch of guys up flying, and they're not aware of their aircraft around them. >> investigators believe that this is probably what happened on august 8th, in spite of the clear weather and high visibility, the two pilots must have been distracted. to be sure, investigators tried to recreate what may have been happening in the cockpit of each aircraft moments before impact. they turn their attention to the helicopter's operation. the collision occurs at 1100 feet, 100 feet above the recommended maximum altitude for the helicopter. investigators speculate that clark may have been distracted by his role as a pilot and tour operator. >> some of these pilots also become the tour guide, if you will, explaining the buildings, pointing ou

what is the best part of having piper here with you every day?ith my best friend every day. >> reporter: brian has only had piper for three years. despite not being previously trained, it only took this old dog about a year to get comfortable on the tarmac. >> the airport is his home. i have to drag him out of here wherever we leave. >> reporter: it was edwards' idea to post pictures on instagram. now piper has about 10,000 more followers than traverse city has residents. that's nothing to shake a stick at, and honestly, piper would rather you throw it. dris van cleave, cbs news, michigan. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley, and we'll see you right here tomorrow from louisville. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org in the bay area says there'o constitutional right to car concealed weapon ".gun rights are ours. ever they're trying the decision setting >>> new at 6:00, a huge victory for gun control. a fed

piper has been on the jock about two years.noticed a different since that time. >> absolutely. >> quite honestly, i've been in a number of airports. usually shotgun blanks. birds get used to that. they know, hey, jiewfts a sound. nothing's going to happen. when you deploy a dog that chases after them, they go running and they remember it. >> reporter: brian edwards is piper's what is the best part of having piper here with you every day? >> i get to work with my best friend every day. >> reporter: brian has only had piper for three years. despite not being previously trained it only took this old dog about a year to get comfortable on the tarmac. >> the airport is his home. i have to drag him out of here wherever we leave. >> reporter: it was edwards' idea to post pictures on instagram. now piper has about 10,000 more followers than the city has residents. that's noct to shake a stick at, and honestly, piper would rather you throw it. kris van cleave, cbs news, michigan. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. f

brian had piper for three years.espite not being previously trained it took this old dog about a year to get comfortable on the tarmac. >> the airport is his home. i have to drag him out of here whenever we leave. >> reporter: it was edwards' idea to post pictures on instagram. now piper has 10,000 more followers than traverse city has residents. that's nothing to shake a stick at. and honestly, piper would rather you throw it. kris van cleave, cbs news, traverse city, michigan. >>> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning news. and, cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news," i'm michelle miller. president obama formally endorsed hillary clinton for president. the thumbs up came in an online message that appeared on hillaryclinton.com. >> i want those of you who have been with me from the begi

his name is piper. and he doesn't even own a computer.e has the story. >> i don't think there is any denying it. he has the cool factor down to a tee. >> reporter: easy to spot why in these pictures, piper the airport canine has a global following on social media. the 8-year-old border collie sits tight with the coast guard hovering only feet away. or, as the blue angels taxi by. but those goggles and ear guard he is wearing aren't just a photo op, he is on the job. piper protects aircraft at the traverse city, michigan, airport from birds and wildlife. here he hones in on geese near the main run way and they take off. bird strikes scan be catastrophic, but often lead to costly repairs and forced landings. >> piper has been on the job two years, have you noticed a difference? >> coast guard lieutenant commander charlie wilson is one of piper's big fans. >> quite honestly. been to a number of airports. shotgun, blanks, birds get used to it. a sound. nothing will happen. deply a dog, chases after them. they have fight or flight instinct the

and piper's partner, brian edward. >> what's the best part of having piper here with you every day. >work with my best friend every day. >> he had piper three years. despite not being previously trained. it took this old dog a year to get comfortable on the tarmac. >> the airport is home. i have to drag him out of here. whenever we leave. >> it was edward's idea to post pictures on instagram. now piper has 10,000 more followers than traverse city has residents. that's nothing to shake a stick at. honestly piper would rather you throw it. kris van cleave, cbs news, traverse city, michigan. >> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this monday. for some of you the news continues. for others. check back with us a little later this morning. for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. >>> welcome to the "cbs overnight news." it's ben a week and a day now since omar mateen went on a bloody rampage at a packed orlando nightclub. he killed 49 people and wounded 53 others before he died in a hail of police gunfire. we expect to get greater insight into m

now fox and piper will talk to him to get his side of the story. >> i didn't do it.e was standing there talking about getting [ bleep ] all day long. about [ bleep ] bombing us. you know. >> did he say anything to you? you didn't get him before he got you? >> no. you can ask them guys that were in there. he's been in there all morning. i think the guy wants to check in. >> all right. that's all we needed to know then. >> all right. >> hey, you [ bleep ]. you fat little [ bleep ]. >> he's getting that [ bleep ] back in spades. i'm going to make it extra thick, man. it's going to be extra thick and full of [ bleep ]. >> i'm going to get you good tomorrow. it's on. it's on now, miera. that's a felony, by the way, you dumb [ bleep ]. you [ bleep ] bomb another prisoner nowadays, it's a felony. >> piper and fox both suspect miera is telling the truth but still piper talks to some of his other neighbors to get a clearer picture. >> this guy, he said he cannot go to gp for some apparent reason, you know and that he's going to do whatever he has to do to stay in here. >> all

>> would i want to hang out with piper? >> audience: yeah! >> i think piper eye would.r has a hard time hang will out with herself, you know what i mean? >> stephen: yeah. is she getting any better with herself this season? >> she has a lot of work to do, you know. i think she has a lot of work to do before she wants to-- she wants to hang out with anybody. >> stephen: season 4 is available for download right now. you can stream it right now. >> as soon as you want. >> stephen: i'll do it right now. >> and eat some food while you're watching. you know what i mean? binge! >> stephen: congratulations on season four. >> thank you. >> stephen: it was really lovely to meet you. >> it was nice to meet you, too. >> stephen: "orange is the new black" is streaming now. taylor schilling, everybody. we'll be back with rupaul charles. ♪ recently we've noticed some ads created by these two birds, inviting you to stay away from the streak free shine of windex. well dear windex users these ads are false. sfx: squeaks from window cleaning clean glass is better than dirty glass. don't s

. >> he taxis his six-seat single engine piper saratoga on to the runway. at 8:38 p.m. he takes off. >> last atc facility he talked to was caldwell tower. after that no one was in communication with jfk jr. >> it's the last anyone will ever hear from him. 63 minutes later john f. kennedy jr.'s piper saratoga disappears over the dark waters of the atlantic ocean. >> we continue now with our top story this morning. the search for john f. kennedy jr. -- >> when word of the crash reaches the public, the national transportation safety board is tasked with figuring out what happened. they talked to the person they believe was the last to see jfk jr. alive. the night of the crash private pilot kyle bailey was at caldwell airport planning his own trip to martha's vineyard. when he saw kennedy pull? >> i would say maybe around 7:00 p.m. or so he went to a pay phone, he made a call from there. and basically looked like any pilot planning, you know, a night flight. >> but john f. kennedy jr. wasn't just any pilot. he was one of america's most famous faces and most scrutinized cele

time to talk a little weather.ea we've got to pay the piper the r next few days and then a greatdg weekend. that the how i'm looking at it. >> thank you for payingin attention.

the reason i am saying not is because of a simple principle, which is those who pay the piper calls thetune. right now in america, when wealthy corporations and wealthy individual donors pay the piper, ultimately they have a much better chance of calling the tune and the rest of us. we've got to get to a point where we all pay the piper and therefore the loyalty of our politicians rest on all of us, which is exactly what the founders intended. number one. number two, the reason i want more small donors suspend thisis has every study done shows with someone contributes any amountte of money in politics, whether a buck per thousand dollars from and they are much more engaged as a result. a bird doctor politician, keep track of what their apps you. they write letters to the editor, call and harass politicians when they're not doing the right thing. it also ends up increasing or enhancing engagement. talk about finance and politics. i want to see all of us finance politics. joe from sun city center. >> guest: i'll make it quick. i was scrolling through theon at television, hit on 60 minutes

tom: gene munster, thank you so much, with piper jaffray.l mckee and i on radio. tomorrow, scarlet fu. she is motivated. i think it is a live meeting meeting or just because scarlet fu will be in attendance. our special coverage of the fed. the fed decides, 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. ♪ tom: you need to know the tape is better than it was two hours ago. francine lacqua and london. i am tom keene in new york. yen stronger, dollar stronger, euro weaker through 105.87. that would be a big deal, except it was really much stronger two hours ago. under 119 gets my attention. watch that. i would counsel. francine? francine: coming up shortly is "bloomberg ." alix steel, you are looking at yields. what else? alix: you are looking at yields, not only in the u.s. and the u.k., but also european peripheral yields have been spiking in portugal, spain, italy, greece. the risk-off trade continues, and the risk aversion is putting upward pressure on those yields as well. also, commodities are in the midst of the selloff. it is going to be a big market three-ho

>> i would start with the get piper. if i would do that for 280 bucks it is a mobile camera and does everything in one tiny box. >>> okay. >> yeah. >> the things that we can do these days, right? >> yes, smart homes are getting so smart and you want to play. it is the new computer of our age. >> let's hope we are not putting the security companies out of business. >> i don't know. >> they are expensive. >> and kind of predatory with their stuff where they will tell you they will cancel one contract and sign you up for another one. and i saw a report on the news it is terrible. >> do your research. ryan eldridge cofounder of nerds on call. >> heather and mike, back to you. >>> great tips. >>> donald trump been criticized for criticizing a federal judge overseeing his fraud case involving donald trump university. and causing reactions from top republicans including from this man house speaker paul ryan and more on his comments coming up next. >>> what was tropical storm colin has moved to sea after pounds parts of florida

the twin-engine piper 23 went down at noon and was landed on the bart transit tracks at the hayward yard. >> called 911 and let them know where we were. my husband and youngest son went and ran down to see what was happening. >> the pilot was killed. investigatorssay that no one else was on board and no one on the ground was injured. the crash briefly disrupted bart service. >>> experts are heading to the mission district to figure out why a 5-alarm blaze started. business owners are now starting to learn the extent of the damage. >> right now, everything is fine. we are one of the lucky ones. >> really sad. we don't know what will happen. >> for 10 years, this was my whole life. it's very important to me. >> as for pets, a tabby cat named turkey is still missing but no one was injured in the flames. at least now, 58 fire victims are waiting to hear when or if they can go back home. >>> hundreds battling wildfires in the midst of a deadly and extreme heat wave in california and how they're handling the challenge next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, california this morning. the border fire is burning nea

according to the faa, the piper pa-23 crashed under unknown circumstances about four miles east of hayward executive airport. the pilot was the only person onboard. and the name of the pilot has not yet been released. reporting live in hayward, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, marianne. the effects of the crash at b.a.r.t. service takes on extra significance as thousands of fans make their way to oakland for the warriors game. b.a.r.t. with is warning there could still be delayed on the fremont line. well, this is the place many people are trying to go to today. oracle arena in oakland where a short time from now, the golden state warriors will take on the cleveland cavaliers. game seven of the nba finals. we have team coverage of tonight's game both court side and outside amongst the fans. let's start with nbc bay area cheryl herd. you've been living this and dying with the warriors, it's winner take all tonight. how are the fans doing? >> and this is it. i9's a mad house here at oracle arena. there are 50,000 people right now on this property. there's an a's game here tod

. >> pelley: and meet piper the wonder dog. >> go get him!ey: covering ground to keep us safe in the air. captni

past our house every day and we would lay in wait as he passed we would run behind him like the pied piper. now this is a very segregated city at the time so we were not allowed to play with our neighbors who were mostly black. so here are white and black kids running behind clay and even at 17 years old he was bringing different races together as one. i didn't really understand why we couldn't be together with our black neighbors at that age but for that 30 seconds running behind cassias clay we were all one. >>> now with his passing last night, most nba players were too young to remember what he did for the african-american athlete in all sports. he opened doors that had been shut for decades. he stood up for what he believed in at a cost that no one athlete would step aside for today. he was global before social media ever existed. >> he is the greatest of all time and he was the greatest of all time because of what he did outside of the ring. obviously we knew how great of a boxer he was, but i think that was only 20% of what made him as great as he was. >> ali was the example of how y

but after the party, it is time to pay the piper. the economy in britain shrinks an estimated 6%. experts say around 800,000 jobs are in jeopardy. it is ground zero for a political explosion. all over the continent, the hour has struck for euroskeptics, and they start to push for exits, too. prime minister david cameron falls on his sword and resigns, succeeded by leave front man boris johnson, the former mayor of london. and what does the rest of the union do? draw together, or fall to pieces? alan, you were shaking her head listening to the report. tell me why. agree that thei scenario seems to be very realistic, especially the part about what happens to europe. it falls apart. it does not draw together. this is what mr. schaeuble is hoping, what the social democrats, what the lefties in germany are hoping, finally without these pesky brits we become the closer union we always wanted to have. but nobody in europe, and those people in germany, don't want that. this is not going to happen. europe is going to fall apart politically, and the idea that, oh, with this economic union w

and we're on patrol with piper, the airport wonder dog. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs weekend news."

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wanted to be identified as song, he said he and his wife visiting his family in union city noticed the piper p.a. 23 aircraft struggling -- struggling with engine trouble. bart police say the plane went down around noon into the maintenance facility on with the road. officials tell us the site is used to wash bart trains. faa investigators say the plane hit a small building as it crashed, sparking a fire, song along with two witnesses and hayward police ran to the crash site and pulled the pilot free but they weren't in time to save his life. >> when that plane crashed, there was nothing else we could do other than hold that, -- hope we could have got him out sooner. unfortunately in this case, there was nothing else we could do for him. >> reporter: the identity of the pilot killed in the crash has not been released. the faa and ntsb both investigative this crash. live in hayward, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you very much. >>> investigators in contra costa county are looking for the cause of the fire that destroyed a home, fire crews were called to the house on beach drive and bay

. >> gary: drew a piper extending is knee and j r on a blocked shot. they did not take an mri. and i hit even talk about them but the trend in the media. take it with a grain of salt but the guy-for allegedly betting on games that the nba's suspended read because it wanted to extend the series and boost revenue. >> gary: news for tim fans all signs point the him starting for the angels saturday in oakland. coming off of the seventh inning one had to minor-league performance over the weekend. camphor the word is will start against the oakland on saturday. the bad news is matt place on the 15th day disabled list with the strain after only returning just last night. >> grant: get more than just a ballplayer does often to see he brought his guitar and the big event at ucsf marks a new alliance between the ucsf and musicians on call nonprofit that brings loud music from big stars. sweetie, call any one of your friends who has internet and have them read us the internet. what? have them start at the beginning. they're not answering. oh, come on! get high speed internet from at&t. kee

piper jaffray ceo joins us for a "power lunch" exclusive.ealth care conference going on and we wanted to talk to you about brokerage business. good to have you here. >> delighted to be here, thank you. >> let's talk about a number of issues when it comes to the markets. german ten-year yields now negative. does that frighten you? how does name pact your business in trading? >> well, obviously it has an ongoing impact. i'm of the belief that if we get a slight turn here in unemployment after the pause last week we're on to more positive ground. if you look at the earnings, they are relatively consistent and positive. >> okay. and what would that imply for yields here in the united states, do you think? >> i think there's a clear bias by the fed to look for an opportunity to start normalizing the yield curve. obviously we're being pulled down by the global level of interest rates and as we can all see negative territory in many countries but i think the economic stability here and the fed bias suggests to me we're not going there. >> even in t

. >> richard hendrix is the founder and ceo of pied piper. >> it is splendid to be here with you.ee or three with a breathtaking view. >> richard developed this technology in my incubator. listed under the white pages with a typo that could not be changed. google did just that. >> definitely checking that one off of my bucket list. that was so much fun. tune in, if you have not seen it. that will do it for this edition. we will be joined tomorrow from the tech conference. ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. beenie: brian de palma has lighting up screens with films, held as a master of horror and cinematic voyeurism. his filmography includes the untouchables. here is the trailer for de pla alma. >> you are being criticized against the fashion of the day. the fashion

we are always pulling for pied piper.uplehe decades, it has grown to quite a political force. this year, something seems a little bit off. around sanp francisco has not went up to any presidential candidate so far. to understand why this has happened, we might need a little quick history lesson of silicon valley's role in presidential cycles of the past. >> silicon valley, front and center again. 1939 -- hewlett and packard start hewlett-packard in a garage. more things happen -- the internet. the valley explodes, helps bill clinton. >> he passed nafta, the token occasions that. >> 2000, the valley is split/ . they like gore. >> they also like bush. >> the leaders from your field. >> 2008, the valley helped obama. >> a top lobby from google visited with the obama administration 128 times since the president took office. >> the valley comes to the swamp. >> a new office in washington, d.c. >> uber is hiring david plus. 2016, not about the finals but about the race. >> clinton has had a hard time because she does not know t

maybe people have forgotten way it's like when the piper has to be paid.when you come right down to it, i work all day trying to make money in the markets. why try to make money in the markets when you are paying 15% or 20% to visa or mastercard. when you pay that down that's the best investment you can make. >> it's shard living within your means when wages are stagnant. but mood prices and housing prices go up. but one of the things we need to change our addiction to credit cards. and it's tough it's like pregnancy weight it's easy to put on and super hard to take off. so be mindful. >> it's so true. when you buy something, you look at it as an investment. am i going to get that $50 or $100? the big advantage of having money in the bang isn't that it can buy you something. it's the security, safe and secure that you have that ability to purchase something if you lose a job. don't worry about the stock market. get 3 to 6 months of living expenses in the bank and you will feel like a million bucks. kennedy: 2/3 of americans don't will money for a car or me

. >> richard hendrix is the founder and ceo of pied piper. >> it is splendid to be here with you. or three with a breathtaking view. >> richard developed this technology in my incubator. i was listed under the white pages with a typo that could not be changed. google did just that. >> definitely checking that one off of my bucket list. that was so much fun. tune in, if you have not seen it. that will do it for this edition. we will be joined tomorrow from the tech conference. ♪ manus: markets extend global selloff over increasing concerns that britain will quit the european union next week. rishaad: saudi arabian stocks membersally with 40% of having buy signals. manus: report says that goldman sachs used prostitutes and holidays to

little catch up on silicon valley, not the age be a program, although we are always pulling for pied piper mean the real silicon valley, which has grown into quite a political force. this year though, something seems a little bit off. the tech of has not warmed up to any presidential candidate so up to hub has not warmed any presidential candidate so far. to understand why, we might need a little history lesson. >> silicon valley front and center again. 1939, hewlett and packard start hewlett-packard in a garage. more stuff happens. things get invented. the internet. explodes. bill clinton. >> he passed nafta, the 1996 telecommunications act. >> al gore. >> al gore invented the internet. >> they also like bush. >> i will get the best scientific and technological advice from leaders in your field. >> silicon valley helps obama. obama helped silicon valley. executives from google visited the obama administration 128 times. >> facebook is opening a new office in washington, d.c. is hiring david plays. >> clinton has always had a hard ouffe.- david pl hardinton has always had a time. >> among

this includes trip advisor, trading higher more than 3% on bullish comments from piper jaffray. olson is reiterating that he has more confidence in the second half being bullish for the company. these comments are taking higher. -- tripe and see trip advisor supports michael olson's price target is possible. we have a bullish uptrend, telling us buyers are in control. stock has a volatility, but it appears to trade near $80 per share. if they can break above, michael olsons $95 price target could be insight, based on this bullish buying activity injured advisor. vonnie: what about other travel related stock moving against the trend? aigail: we have one that is bit weak. wynn resorts down slightly on a sector downgrade in hong kong. -- y wu has taken the citing a lack of earnings potential for the future. but shares of when result -- wynn resorts up. investors must believe a turnaround in macau is ahead. thanks. breaking news out of saudi arabia. an interesting development as saudi tries to create a real market for the real. arabia istor in saudi cracking down on banks that are l

you have these actors that no one has ever seen before, except for piper. george lucas and i were casting all the young actors in hollywood at the same time. we saw everybody. i could not get my movie financed. i was waiting around and had time to lay out the entire sequence of the movie. we had a lot of time to work with these actors that no one had ever seen. charlie: this is a scene from carrie. [indiscernible] ♪ >> open these doors! [screaming] [ominous music] ♪ [screaming] charlie: did you say, "i do not watch scary films?" >> i would rather be the puppet master than a puppet. i like constructing. you know when things are coming. you don't like to be scared. i don't like roller coasters. do you? charlie: i love them. >> not me. i don't like being caught off guard. charlie: my instinct about you is that you would want to be caught off guard and would want to create something that you do not quite understand. >> no. i want to lay it out and pull it out at the right moment. e i doot like movies wher not know where the scares are coming. the key is, you ju

was the only person on board the single engine piper. he was killed in the crash.e had degrees from cal and santa clara university. he was also a certified flight instructor. the investigation into the cause of the crash is ongoing. every indication so far is that the former navy veteran chose to crash the plane to avoid neighboring houses. >> got problems with your cable company? >> how we stepped in to help a man save hundreds of dollars on his cable bill. >>> also, which company is it that everyone wants to work for? the silicon valley tech giants that top the list. check your emails....even the junk email.. because yomight bene of millions peoplegetting >>> check your e-mails, even the junk e-mails, you may be one of the millions of people getting vouchers for free tickets. anyone who bought tickets from 1999 through 2013 could be getting this e-mail and get free tickets or discounts. it's the result of a class action lawsuit over ticket fees. about 50 million people are in line to receive those vouchers. >>> if you're looking for the hottest companies to work

he bought the piper last september. faa investigators say it appears the pilot began his flight here at hayward executive airport four miles north of where the plane crashed and had planned to return to the airport. sadly, he never made t witnesses say it appears the pilot tried to avoid crashing into nearby homes. >> we saw him going down and the propeller wasn't working. we saw that he was trying to keep clear of the homes. >> reporter: with the plane on the trabs, bart was forced to briefly stop service on the fremont line. but by 2:30, trains were back running in the area. neighbors here say several people rushed to help the pilot after they watched the plane plummet, but it was too late. now faa investigators tell me it was only the pilot on board. investigators plan to arrive here in the next two days to investigate the cause of this crash. reporting live in hayward, marianne favro, nbc bay a ay ar news. >> it sounds he may have died a hero. >>> flames lie in the sky at the chevron refinery. chevron tells us there