it was flight 74 qantas flight 74 a 747 jet. apparently when the plane landed, everybody cheered and all of the passengers have since been booked in area hotels until qantas can get them on another flight to sydnie. no mention of this on the sfo or qantas websites. we haven't heard yet from qantas on what happened. >> thank you, anne makovec at sfo. >>> the suspect in some recent violent crimes in oakland is in jail. phillip grimes is accused of seven shootings in oakland in the last 10 days. police found grimes at an apartment on tenth avenue at east 24th street last night. as officers approached, someone was throwing weapons out a second-story window. a number of handguns and assault weapons were also found in the apartment. grimes and two other men were arrested. >>> the fremont police officer shot while on duty last friday is up graded from critical to serious condition. officer todd young lost at least 40% of his blood when he was shot last friday while serving a warrant in oakland. the suspect carjacked at least two cars a

qantas put all 230 passengers up in a hotel. airline will try to get them out on flights to sydney today, possibly through l.a.x. we don't know what caused that engine to go out. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> investigators are look into another emergency landing, this one at l.a.x. the jet had to dump fuel and make an emergency landing overnight. that plane hit a bird. the pilot returned to the airport to check for damage and landed safely. no reports of injury or damage to the plane. >>> employee force allied waste will get their overtime pay for going out to catch up on san mateo pick-ups they had missed because of the strike last week. about 250 union workers went on strike wednesday and thursday. as a result, tens of thousands of customers had their garbage pick-up delayed for two days. allied waste serves east palo alto, menlo park, atherton and san carlos. >>> the fremont police officer shot while serving a warrant is in serious but stable condition this morning. 39-year-old todd young was shot friday in oakland as he

qantas put all 231 passengers up in a hotel. the airline will try to get them out on flights back to sydney sometime today. they might have to do this through l.a.x. reporting live at sfo, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> speaking of l.a.x., another emergency landing. this one there. it happened when a plane hit a bird. the pilot returned to the airport to check for damage and landed safely. no reports of injuries or damage to the plane. >>> president obama will deliver a major prime time speech from the oval office tonight. he will mark the end of combat operations in iraq. today all u.s. combat forces are being pulled out seven years after the war began. the white house will be careful not to declare the mission completely over. on the "today" show this morning, matt lauer talked to robert gibbs. >> i think the president will talk about three different themes, ending the combat mission in iraq, strengthening our security swinternationally d outlining some steps we have to take here at home. >> so far 4 sfsh, 400 americans di

and only one of them is a qantas flight.ey are thinking about combining some of the flights right now with the l.a. passengers. hopefully maybe bus them to l.a., fly them to l.a. or combine it that way. >> bottom line they have to get on the way. sorry anne, it was a little difficult to hear you, another plane leaving there at sfo. >>> another incident aboard a jet last night out of l.a.x. an alaska airlines plane taking off to vancouver when a bird hit the plane above the windshield. the 737 returned to l.a.x. nobody was hurt. >>> a fremont police officer shot while on duty last friday is going to undergoing another surgery today. there is progress in his recovery because doctors say he is in serious but stable condition. officer todd young lost at least 40% of his blood when he was shot while serving a warrant in oakland. the suspect carjacked at least two cars according to police and then headed south. he was arrested saturday way south within sight of the border of mexico. that was after detectives intercepted a cell pho

qantas is going to try to put them on other flights going to sydney. but as far as what happened, that's going to be an investigation that will take some time. an airplane spokesman had no knowledge of what happened or whether it was normal, which we assume isn't normal. sounds scary. >> very scary situation. but they are waking up in a nice warm bed. i'm sure they will be back on another flight. thank you, anne makovec at san francisco international airport. >>> another incident aboard a passenger plane out of l.a.x. an alaska airlines plane had just taken off for vancouver when the pilot reported a bird hit the plane. or is it the plane met the bird? it was just above the windshield. there are no indications of any damage though to the plane. >>> two airline passengers in custody after airport security screeners found suspicious items in their checked luggage. the two men arrested yesterday in the netherlands after flying from chicago to amsterdam on a united airlines flight. their luggage was kept in chicago after security workers found a knife, a b

it happened on qantas flight 45 minutes into its flight to sidney, australia. >> i just turned to myight and i could see a stream of sparks flying out. >> young men saying all right! and i wondered what they were talking about. >> they were talking about the river of sparks flying out of the engine and flames inside the engine according to eyewitnesses. you might think there would be panic by the passengers. we're told there was none. >> it was remarkably calm. i was really surprised that during the whole fireworks shower that there was no screaming and no obvious signs of panic. >> kept talking to us. and just reassured us the whole way. >> the captain jet sonned the fuel over the ocean and came back in for an emergency landing, executed it perfectly. there were no injuries. the investigation begins. >> take everything and strip it down. look over the records of the aircraft, make sure it was maintained properly. talk to the crew. talk to people who maintain the aircraft. a whole investigation and try to put the pieces back together. >> this 747 could actually fly on two engines and

it happened on qantas flight 45 minutes into its ight to sidn, australia. >> i just turned to my right i could see a stream of sparks flying out. >> young men saying all right! and i wondered what ey were talking about. >> they were talking about the river of sparks flying out of the engine anflames inside the engine according to eyewitnesses. you might think there would be panic by the passengers. we're ld there was none. >> it was remarkably calm. i was really surprised that during the whol fireworks shower that there was no screaming and no obvious signs of panic. >> kept talking to us. and just reassured us the whole way. >> the captain jet sonned the fuel over the ocean and came back in for an emergency landing, executed it perfectly. there were no injuries. the investigation begins. >> take everything and strip it down. look or the records of the aircraft, make sure it was maintained properly talk to the crew. talk to people who maintain the aircraft. a whole investigation and try to put the pieces back together. >> this 747 could actually fly on two engines and the emergency lan

check out the engine of this qantas 747, that as a whole written to the engine.en that and exploded on a flight to heading toward sydney. it took off from sfo, limited half hour 45 minutes in the air the hatch turnaround make an emergency landing in the air with only three engines. it is quite a square scare for the passengers. live on the ground from sfo and the plan is sitting there, all the people that like to fly on are just resting right now. >> they're resting at a hotel, the above and beyond the passengers keeping from the pilots kept from, they radioed to sfo that they had to make an emergency turned and land. in fact here was what was waiting for them after they called. buses they taxied onto the tarmac the crews are ready to go and surrounded. they took a look at the plane. by the time allowed it did not appear to be in flames or smoke coming from the engine. forepart apparently loosened up and ripped a gaping hole into the engine. it was just brought to my attention, how scary it must event for the passengers on this redeye flight. many of them were pr

right now qantas is trying to find a jet to bring up to san francisco.d actually hotels for the 212 passengers. they were here until about 3:45 this morning going through this entire process. they were beat. some were drained emotionally but most were calm and got through it okay. no injuries. live at sfo, terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry, thank you. police are investigating two recent attacks at the naacp chapter in hayward. a window at the office has been broken the past two since. police say august 22nd someone fired a pellet gun and into a number of offices and storefronts in the area of second and b streets. then last sunday it happened again. when a rock was tossed through the window. police are investigating the incidents as vandalism and say there's no evidence so far of a hate crime. palo alto police are warning residents not to leave valuables inside their cars following a string of burglaries over the last two weeks. the police department has increased patrols in areas near downtown and the stanford shopping center where many of the break

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qantas said the passengers will be put on a plane bound for australia today.get an update on the tuesday morning commute, megan. >> good morning. at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on, traffic backed up to the west grand overcrossing. an earlier stalled car near treasure island has been cleared off the bay bridge. we have a new crash in south san francisco, southbound 101 at grand. the two lanes are blocked there. also our other slow spots this morning, westbound 4 heading out of antioch, almost a halfwayto make your way into concord i've got power pain can't mess with. (announcer) new icy hot power gel. relief that's icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. and no mess. don't mess around with pain. >> welcome back. we're talking temperatures. low 50s santa rosa, novato. mid to upper 50s, san jose near 60. 33 minute flight arrival delays into sfo. sunshine by noon and low to mid-70s around the bay. 80 san jose. much warmer tomorrow and thursday. eric. >>> hurricane earl, pummeling the caribbean, now headed to the united states. we have the latest on

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qantas is doing their best to get the more they need to go today. here from the airport. operations are back to normal kron4 is really is live as a ferocious spoke to some depositors getting up to fight. julie. >> forms are were the talk to local really coming up and she did the interview those passengers coming off the plane. over your back is kron4 morning news continues in two minutes. cahill what a match the kron 4 morning news a live look from sfo. this plan of 1747 makes an emergency landing news said it as an astronaut when a major engine malfunctioned a hole blown in the side of the engine, with this picture taken by a passenger as passengers reporting area bang seeing flames coming as a descendant the plane out over the pacific turnaround. came back as a focus. he city emergency vehicles but a safe landing for the two injured 12 passengers on board in the crew. jackie sissel is live at the airport monitoring what is going on around the 747. good morning. >> good morning. among the south end of sentences for the airport here will get the ter