>> today, sedona and alika are settling into their new home. still, janet is waiting for the airline to take responsibility. >> it cost me $2,700 to save my animal's life. reimburse me and apologize. >> within 45 days of an incident airlines are required to report when a pet is hurt, died or lost during a pet. so far it hasn't been posted. we also discovered it's common practice for united to require that a pet owner who filed a claim sign a confidentiality agreement. bottom line, if you're going to ship your pet, know there are risks. >> unnerving for all those pet owners. >>> if you have a tip for the investigative unit, give us a call or send us an e-mail at nbcbayarea.com. >>> we're getting more details following the asiana crash. the airline cited a need to coordinate response efforts. the july 6th incident left three girls dead and more than 180 passengers injured. the emergency alert system failed on that day. it's now being replaced. the airport's website crashed during the incident. there was no streamlined plan from ems responders who

. >> they offload sedona and i watch this man kick her crate six times. kick it, kick it, kick it until it's under the wing of the plane. >> reporter: it was july, the dead of summer, relocating from california to boston, janet sinclair says she chose to fly on united airlines because of its pet safe program. according to the airline's website, the program ensures pets receive personal handling in climate-controlled vehicles and never will be exposed to temperatures greater than 85 degrees for more than 45 minutes. >> they assured me that my animals would get a comfort stop, a safety stop in houston that i paid extra for. >> reporter: extra so that her dog and cat could have a break from flying and stay healthy. before the trip, sinclair says her pets were examined by a vet and given a clean bill of health. but once in houston, she saw this. the animals' crate sitting out on the tarmac in 90-plus degree heat. from the plane, she pulled out her cell phone and began periodically recording. >> it's 4:06. the animals are still sitting on the tarmac. this man

sedona was in full heat stroke. all of her blankets were filled with blood. she was urinate and defacating blood. she was dying literally right in front of me. stwloo tonight more on what happened to the animals and what the airline is saying about this incident. watch the full investigation tonight at 11:00. >>>. >> construction on apple's new headquarters is expected to get started today. the city council approving the plan for the new 2.8 million. this happened last night. it also means more green. the city cutting the annual tax break that it gives apple from 50% to 35%. that translates into cupertino giving back nearly $2 million every year. >>> the question is how much does amazon love you? >> that's a hard one. >> scott mcgrew. >> free trial, anyway. good morning to you. the tech blob the verve says some customers are getting the offer for a no questions asked free trial of a kindle. no charge. then you just return it after you have tried it. amazon doesn't have the storage that microsoft and barnes & noble do. it's harder for them to get people to try

they did not have any information involving sedona's incident from july.team. >>> for tips on traveling with your pets logon to nbcwashington.com and search pet travel. anybody traveling with a pet tonight is probably not too happy. >> no. getting a lot of people on my facebook and twitter pages saying when can i take my.org out? he's got to relieve. i can't go outside. it's too wet. we're dealing with the heavy rain and that heavy rain continues and it will continue as we move on through the rest of the night. >> that's why you went to meet rol ji school. >> so i can tell you when you can take your pet out. to the east, the winds are out of the south. look at the difference in the temperatures. 61 in easton. 61 in cambridge. 36 in leesburg. 34 in winchester. no warming back towards the west. we see very warm numbers out towards the east. but that is going to be changing as we move on through the night tonight. d.c., 45. rather, 48. now we're back down to 45. storm team 4 radar showing the rain up around the baltimore area. s in down toward the south, a li

they did not have any information involving sedona's incident from july.tt macfarlane, news 4 i-team. >>> and for tips on traveling with your pets, log on and search pet travel. >> a beloved holiday tradition could be canceled. how a nasty weather could throw a wrench in the thanksgiving day parade. we'll take you to the starting point for a full report next. >> thanksgiving and hanukkah fall at the seem time this year. i'll report from a classroom. this is the chair they give me to sit on. >>> so far, so good. that's the latest word from wichita about an airport runway. you may recall a boeing 747 cargo plane mistakenly landed at a tiny kansas airport instead of at mcconnell air space. the cargo plane weighs ten times the weight that runway is designed to accommodate. engineers are inspecting for damage. so far only a few broken lights along the runway. >>> our wintery weather moving across the country may not only impact how you get to your thanksgiving destination. it may also impact what you see jay gray has the latest on whether the high winds could g

sinclair was relocating from california to boston and had to fly with her dog sedona and cat alika. she said she saw her two animals sitting out on the tarmac on 90-plus degree heat. and claimed one of the workers kicked the crates. her cat was suffering dehydration when they arrived and her dog was barely alive. >> sedona was in full heat stroke. all of her blankets were filled with blood. she was urinating and defecating blood. she was dying literally right in front of me. >> just awful. >> tonight, we'll have more on what happened to the animals and what the airline is saying about that incident. watch our full investigation tonight at 11:00. rog, jess? >> americans supporting americans helped pack care boxes for troops deployed in afghanistan. they're filled with comfort items. they're saying it's troops way of letting them know they're not forgotten over the holidays especially. about 300 holiday care boxes were packed just today. >> before we go, we want to tell you about breaking news unfold on the peninsula. the cal tran service is stopped in both directions because of downe

not been built yet, it may start soon live in cupertino to tell us what you found out about the new sedonaizona. sowminged by a fence near homestead road. i have been told workers will be clearing off the property through april and this is a rendering of what it will look like. some liken it to a space ship because of its sleek appearance. it is the former hewlett packer packerred facility and they say the site is in the process of being knocked down. apple officials said it will take time. >> they have encountered a noise wall, still fairly busy due the day but it has not disrupted our our living. >> it features a corporate fitness center and nearly 4,000 trees need to be taken and roughly 3,000 more trees will be replanted and the facility is running entirely on renewable energy and once completed it is expect under to be a tourist attraction because of the iconic structure and because it is apple. reporting live, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> 635, a san francisco man renewing car service issues, he just left the bad lands in his place, something he has done many ti

but on october, 2009, near sedona, arizona, he pushed too far. >> what is the problem? >> two people not breathing, there is no pulse. >> okay, is this the result of a shooting or something? >> no, it was a sweat lodge. >> it was james ray's version of an american sweat lodge, where temperatures reached 120 degrees, killing three of his followers, and sending others to the hospital. >> everybody was throwing up everywhere, there was spitting going on, people were so confused there was screaming at one time. i know they were yelling and yelling at this man, he was so disoriented that he started to crawl into the pit with the hot rock. >> witnesses say that ray, instead of helping people to get out, wanted the people to stay inside the hot tent, even though they wanted to leave. >> he was telling people to come back in. >> ray was charged with three counts of manslaughter, for the deaths of kirby brown and liz newman, he faced up to 40 years in prison. after days in court, with nine hours of deliberation, the jury reached a verdict. >> we the jury, in the above entitled a

those regional offices where the germans set up the operations in ukraine, the baltics, lithuania, sedona, where the crime os curred. what was going out in the field? and it really took the collapse of the soviet union for us not only to get access to the materials and get to the archives but start to understand and imagine the scope of the violence that was occurring in the kind of open-air settings outside those gassing -- those killing centers. if you're floor with the work like "bloodland." it's more apparent it's close to half the victim of the holocaust perished outside the gassing center. in the open-air mass shootings. during the deordeportation in the communities. so my first trip in the summer of 1992, i made my way to the regional archive about 100 miles -- sorry? yeah. about 100 miles from kia. on the way to kia. and the reason why i went there, was because i figured out from my advisers richard brightman wrote a head of the whole ss police apparatus. that hitler had the headquarter there. and that hitler 4 -- about 50 miles due south. so i thought here is an interesting place

and sedona, arizona. into the northwest, we haven't talked about this yet.or oregon. and not so much for washington state, and northern california. although, they will both get rain in this. the heaviest rain in oregon. and there's the other low pressure responsible for the snow in northern areas and the rain down into texas. that's the system to >> that weather was brought to you by keurig, by the way. >>> former president jimmy carter is here with george. and also, avril lavigne. >>> and look at that, wh >>> what a privilege it is to welcome jimmy carter back to "gma." no former president has served longer out of office or made such a mark against some of the world's intractable problems. mr. president, welcome. >> thank you, george. >> you look terrific. what is your secret? >> i work hard. and i do what my wife tells me. >> and i love the motto of the carter center. waging peace, fighting disease, and building hope. you put so much effort into fighting other people neglect, the so-called orphan diseases. >> and the one that we're close to e rad dating. w