dan sly was with his wife. they were two of the victims. sly says he saw the truck or semi-trailer in front of him that hit the bridge. >> there was a big puff of dust and i hit the brakes. the weight of the trailer and everything else, we went right off the bridge as it collapsed into the skagit river. >> the built was built in 1955 and it has passed every inspection. the federal highway administration listed it as, quote, functionally obsolete but it also noted that the bridge has, quote, somewhat better than minimum adequacy to tolerate being left in place as is. interstate 5 is a heavily traveled section of highway. so there will be a big mess trying to get around it, not to mention during this holiday weekend but the bigger issue to be addressed is the safety of aging spans. live in the newsroom, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> the collapse of the 58-year- old span renews concerns about the safety of aging bridges. there are nearly 25,000 bridges right here in california. the american society of engineers says 12% of them are considered stru

dan sly was with his wife. they were two of the victims. sly says he saw the truck or semi-trailer in front of him that hit the bridge. >> there was a big puff of dust and i hit the brakes. the weight of the trailer and everything else, we went right off the bridge as it collapsed into the skagit river. >> the built was built in 1955 and it has passed every inspection. the federal highway administration listed it as, quote, functionally obsolete but it also noted that the bridge has, quote, somewhat better than minimum adequacy to tolerate being left in place as is. is this morning the bigger -- this morning, the bigger issue is the safety of these aging spans. live in the newsroom, frank, back to you. >> cate, i-5 as we know is heavily traveled especially over the holiday weekend. what's the plan to get people around the bridge? >> reporter: no doubt this will be a big mess especially with that long weekend. but state leaders say they are working on detours but right now they are asking drivers to avoid that area. >> thank you, cate caugir

dan sly was with his wife. they were two of the victims.ly says he saw the truck or semi-trailer in front of him that hit the bridge. >> he hit the bridge and we went off with the bridge as it collapsed into the skagit river. >> there was a big puff of dust >> reporter: the victims suffered minor injuries, no one died. according to the federal highway administration, the i-5 bridge was already considered quote, functionally obsolete before the incident but it also noted that the bridge has, quote, somewhat better than minimum adequacy to tolerate being left in place as is. thigh merge society of civil engineers says one -- the american society of civil engineers says one in nine state bridges are structurally deficient. reporting live in the newsroom, back to you. >> interstate 5 is heavily traveled especially over the holiday weekend. >> what's the plan to fix it over the holiday weekend? >> reporter: state leaders are working on detours and asking drivers to avoid the area. these are live pictures of interstate five. these a major connect

dan sly is one of them. he was with his wife. listen as he describes what happened before they were rescued. >> shoulder was dislocated at that point. my truck top was caved in. couldn't see my wife in the passenger's seat. i asked her if she was okay. she wasn't responding. popped my shoulder back in so i could get over to her. unbuckled her and pulled her into my side, which had less water. >> scary stuff. dan has that dislocated shoulder and cuts. his wife suffered internal bleeding, everyone's going to be all right. all three victims were treated for hypothermia. the washington department of transportation has not determined the official cause, but officials are looking into whether an oversized box caused it. washington's governor spoke overnight. he says he is fairly confident money will be, will not be problem, that they will find a way to replace this bridge as quickly as possible. >> thank you. the bridge runs two lanes in each of the northbound and southbound directions. 70,000 cars travel across this every day. it was

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. >> reporter: all three people in the cars survived including dan sly. >> there was no hope. that's what i was thinking. >> reporter: federal and state inspectors say a truck with an oversized load is to blame. >> a very heavy vehicle crashed into not just one but probably multiple girders on the bridge and it failed. >> reporter: the bridge was built in 1955. inspected just last november it was listed as functionally obsolete by the federal highway administration which means the design is outdated but structurally sound. >> the problem with the bridge is it was a fracture critical design which means if something goes wrong with the key structural element you may have a catastrophic result. >> reporter: experts say bridges across the country are vulnerable. in 2007 dozens of cars plunged 60 feet into the mississippi when a bridge in minnesota collapsed, killing 13 people. and 14 died in 2002 when a 500-foot span of the i-40 bridge collapsed in eastern oklahoma. according to the american society of civil engineers, one in nine of the nation's bridges are rated as structurally

dan sly was driving. >> i saw the bridge start to fall. right over. we saw the water approaching. you hold on as tight as you can and just a white flash and cold water. it was definitely cold this time of year. >> reporter: sly tells seattle's kiro tv the fall dislocated his shoulder. worse, he couldn't get a response from his wife. >> i popped my shoulder back in so i could unbuckle her and get to her. i pulled her into my side which had less water. >> reporter: the slys were rescued and taken to a hospital. onlookers crowded by the side of the river as researchers made sure no victims were overlooked. in the end only three people went into the water. they will be okay. nobody died. >> i think it's amazing there were only a handful of people on the bridge. it's typically heavily used. so i think we're very fortunate. >> reporter: during the night, police said part of an oversized load on a tractor trailer hit a support leading to the collapse. the truck can be seen on surveillance video obtained from a local dealership. the truck hits it

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dan sly is one of them. he was with his wife.e describes what happened before they were rescued. >> shoulder was dislocated at that point. my truck top was caved in. couldn't see my wife in the passenger's seat. i asked her if she was okay. she wasn't responding. popped my shoulder back in so i could get over to her. unbuckled her and pulled her into my side, which had less water. >> scary stuff. dan has that dislocated shoulder and cuts. his wife suffered internal bleeding, everyone's going to be all right. all three victims were treated for hypothermia. the washington department of transportation has not determined the official cause, but officials are

. >> hi, my name is stephanie sly and i am here to read a letter on behalf of the san francisco council of district merchants who could not be here. >> it is not the policy of the association, to support formula retail. but from the reasons provided by the merchants upper market and castro, we have decided to act and solidary with them and to support starbucks in occupying the space at 2201 market street, we feel that starbucks will be a good neighbor and an asset to the neighborhood and will generate traffic flow which will positively impact the other businesses in the castro area, thank you. >> good afternoon, my name is craig and i am a resident of the inner sunset district, i am not employed by star buck i am an electrician an, i have visited the starbucks on 18th street and it seems to embrace the neighborhood very well. it does display, our artwork and it also has a gay pride flag hanging proudly. i feel that a starbucks at this location would benefit, not only the neighborhood, but it would also benefit commuters and our tourists who visit the area. thank you very much. >> good a

. >> sly a second? moved. madam clerk, is there anything else on the agenda? >> no, mr. chair. >> if there is nothing further, the meeting is adjourned. [gavel] >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> all right. i'm mohammad nuru from the department of public works and i want to first begin by thanking all of you for coming out today. it is a very, very great day in san francisco. yeah? >> yeah. >> all right. [ applause ] >> i remember about 16 months ago when we were here, we broke ground on this site and today, we are here for the topping ceremony. it is going to be a very, very great event, but i would like to first of all just thanks san francisco police department, fire department, dpw and everybody who has got us to this point. as we all know, public safety is a number one priority in this city. and it is the number one priority for our mayor and so, today, is a very, very great day as we take this step in topping this public safety building. before i introduce our mayor, as many of you know, when mayor lee ran for office there were three very important thin

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. >> three people, including dan sly and his wife were rescued after cars plunged into the river. >>uckled her on to my side which had less water, it was filling up inside of the truck z managed to get the driver side door somewhat open. >> the driver of the truck is cooperating with the investigation. >> this is a google earth image of what the skagit river bridge looked like like. sheer view of what it looks like today. you can see a big chunk is simply gone this, bridge is old fashion bud not inherently unsafe. the term is functionally obsolete. that is the status of the belfed golden gate that we're proud of. golden gate bridge is safe but she's a senior citizen opening

and already balding, baldwin was man of sly wit, of few words. his all-cap entry was an uncharacteristic display emotion for him. then again, the war with japan was finally over. the segundo had been patrolling the pearl islands when the screes fires was announced. she had not seen a lot of activity. now it was august 4, 1945, and the segundo was ordered to tokyo bay to represent the u.s. submarine force at the upcoming surrender ceremony. the invitation was an honor for the crew but they weren't ready to relax yet. they were still in enemy territory and though the cease fire agreement specified the japanese military were to lay down arms, some units had not gotten the message. wait two weeksons the japanese subjects to endure the uneven durable, and the segundo was heading to tokyo to wipe up the remnants of the once formidable japanese fleet. not much was left of the imperial japanese nave and what was wasn't expected this far north. there was isolated resistance so the segundo continued on a war-time fighting. it had a diminishing number of en

dan sly was going camping with his wife. he says he saw the box truck and knew something was wrong. >> commenting to my wife as we approached the bridge that it seemed that the truck and the load he was carrying was about four feet wider than the bridge on the right side. he hit the bridge about three or feet wider than the actual bridge was and there was a big puff of dust. >> the interstate 5 bridge is old. it was built in 1955. state officials inspected it last november and found it to be safe. the bridge however is listed as functionally obsolete. now, that doesn't make it unsafe per se. it means the design is unsafe and can't handle modern traffic. a team should be on scene there later today. washington's governor says they are already designing detours to get people around that bridge, which is a major north south artery and says they'll rebuild as quickly as humanly possible. >> thanks a lot. >>> google maps is is already reflecting the bridge collapse on its mapping service. take a look. this is a screen shot from go

the dow closed today just sly of that 15,000 mark. >>> think of it as a genius bar but it is at a public raefrl beginning there monday you'll be able to road test all kinds of ereaders at a south bay library. scott budman has the story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: yes, libraries are still filled with paper books but especially around here, they're also full of tech savvy people and with that in mind, the cupertino library will roll out what it calls the tech tool bar. a smorgasbord of ereaders. because the library was getting so many questions about them. >> this tech tool bar was partly to train and use volunteers here who are more tech savvy and are happy to take that time to explain to someone, this is a feature of the kindle. this is a feature of the nook. >> we have three music that you can download and keep. audio books. we're really trying to get the word out about all this free stuff we have-on just ebooks. >> reporter: the library calls it a genius bar on wheels. fitting in the shadow of apple's headquarters, boosted by a $30,000 foundation grant, it will be sta

. >> dan sly and his wife had been headed southbound at the same time.is shoulder on impact. >> i couldn't see my wife in the passenger seat. i asked her if she was okay. she wasn't responding. popped my shoulder back in so i could unbuckle everything and get to her. >> this isn't the first bridge to fail with terrifying results. the 2008 collapse of the minneapolis i-35 bridge killed 13 people and in 2009 cracks and corrosion on a boston bridge sent rocks raining down on a woman's windshield. investigators hearsay a semi truck carrying an over-sized load gashed through a steel beam and likely triggered this collapse. but the bridge is old, too, built in 1955 with a pile of mediocre infrastructure rankings and recent repairs. neal karlinsky, abc news, mt. vernon, washington. >>> uc berkeley engineer says the bridge is fracture critical. if one thing fails, the whole thing collapses. he says the same flaw exists in the bay bridge. the story from transportation reporter heatherish march u. >> the i-5 skagit bridge is a truss bridge built in 1955. uc berkel

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dan sly and his wife were on their way to a camping trip.describes what it felt like as the bridge beneath them collapsed. >> momentum just carried us right over and as you saw the water approaching, just one of those you hold on as tight as you can and just white flash and cold water. it was definitely cold this time of the year. >> some of the victims were treated for hypothermia. dan also has a dislocated shoulder and some cuts. his wife suffered internal bleeding. the state transportation secretary is telling people to avoid interstate 5 and for the next several days. washington's governor says they're working on detours. the nt srsb should arrive on sc later today to continue the investigation. live in the news room. >>> just about 5:35 now. breaking news involving the capture of a bay area man wanted for a quadruple murder in the czech republic. 21-year-old kevin dahlgren has been detained at the airport in washington, d.c. as he came back into the u.s. overnight. he's wanted for killing four people in burno, the second largest city in

there was no sly -- violence, and came as a complete surprise.pson is the one who demand the gun. it was all a big law. >> well, simpson is arguing that wasn't true at all, that galanter told him that this is -- if somebody takes something that belongs to you, you can take it back. if galanter did in fact -- these are oj's allegations -- did give him this advice, then the issue is, he should not have represented him trial because as simpson's defense is arguing, he is going to craft a defense strategy that is going to protect him. >> greg: i covered the murder trial in california. i interviewed simpson afterwards. he always struck me as a chronic liar. and now it's up to the judge to decide who is telling the truth here. who gets the benefit of the doubt in situations like this? look, in every prison across america, every con claims he is innocent and his lawyer botched the case. >> you're absolutely correct. this is something that is very common. when you're defending someone, if there's a conviction if you don't gate conviction you're not going

dan sly was driving. >> i saw the bridge start to fall at that point.saw the water approaching, it's just one of those, you hold on as tight as you can. and just a white flash, and cold water. it was definitely cold this time of the year. >> sligh tells cairo tv said the fall dislocated his shoulder. he couldn't get a response from his wife. >> popped my shoulder back in so i could unbuckle everything and get over to her. unbuckled her, and pulled her over to my side which had less water, because it was about belly deep. >> they were eventually rescued and taken to a hospital. onlookers crowded by the side of the river and watched as searchers made sure no victims had been overlooked. in the end, only three people went into the water. nobody died. >> i think it's amazing there were only a handful of people on the bridge. it's typically heavily used. and so i think we're very fortunate. >> during the night, police said part of an oversized load on a tractor-trailer hit a bridge support girder leading to the collapse. this man saw it happen. >> i saw the

commissioning and served in all five of the war patrols. 28 years old and already balding, ballson was a man of sly whit and few words. his all-cap entry was an uncharacteristic display of emotion for the normally flagmatic officer, then, again, the war with japan was finally over. the segundo had been patrolling the curl islands when the cease fire was announced. she had not seen much activity other than a few russian vessels. now it was august 24 #th, 1945. the segwas ordered to tokyo bay to represent the u.s. submarine force at the upcoming surrender ceremony. the invitation was an honor for the segundo's crew, but they were not ready to relax just yet. they were still in enemy territory, and though the cease fire agreement specified the japanese military to lay down arms, some units had not gotten the message. it was two weeks since the japanese emperor asked subjects to endure the unendurable, and they headed to tokyo to mop up remnants of the worse formidable japanese fleet. not much was left, and what was, was not expected this far north. there was isolated resistance, though, so the segundo

. >> reporter: dan sly and his wife saw the big rig's load slam into the steel span. >> hit the bridge about three our four feet wide the natural bridge was and we went off with the bridge. >> the cars started to rush with water. that was when i thought i wasn't going to make it. you know? >> reporter: bryce, dan and his wife were rescued with minor injuries. the tractor-trailer driver volunteered to take a blood alcohol test and was not arrested. >> we're looking at activity associated with the driver. the equipment that he was operating. >> reporter: the federal highway administration lists the 58-year-old bridge as functionally obsolete meaning the design is outdated. >> based on our inspections, it's -- the bridge is not structurally deficient. >> reporter: officials are searching for a temporary preconstructed bridge to replace the damaged section. 71,000 vehicles travel through here every day. the governor warns there could be major traffic delays for weeks if not months. teresa garcia, cbs news. >> now, the truck driver's company says it received a permit from the washington dep

dan sly was one of the three people who fell into the freezing waters of the skagit river. >> i saw the bridge start to fall at that point before momentum carried us right over. as you saw the water approaching, it was just one of those you hold on as tight as you can and just a white flash and cold water. >> the governor's office declared a state of emergency in three counties and they say the estimated cost to fix the bridge will be $15 million. the bridge was rated functionally obsolete but to be clear that does not mean they knew it was not safe. that rating is more about the width of the lanes and how it can handle traffic. the washington state department of transportation just said in a press conference that the bridge was not found to be structurally deficient which would be more significant. but the collapse does raise some serious questions about the safety of american bridges. joining me now from the site of the bridge collapse is david goldberg the communications director for transportation for america. david, thanks so much for being here. how common is something like this?

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but, you know, in her own way she's being the sly jodi arias that she has been because bear in mind if were to say to them i deeply regret what i did, i had no justification for killing your son, i'm sorry, which that would be the real plea for her life. if the case goes up on appeal, gets reversed and is a new trial, she doesn't have her, i'm a domestic abuse survivor and i was defending myself from attack, because she said she had no justification for the killing. so she's being very careful about her use of words. she's very bright. don't underestimate her ability to think these things through. in the end i think, suzanne, it makes her look cold and calculating. and that gets to part two of your question. what happens next? if the jury in this case, they've already decided it's a premeditated murder. >> right. >> if they decide that she deserves death, they will recommend death to the judge. the judge can then impose the death penalty. now, he can refuse to impose it only for a limited number of reasons. prosecut prosecutorial misconduct or otherwise, it's in the jury's hands. >> th

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listen to dan sly who was headed to a camping trip with his wife when he plunged into the water. >> i saw the bridge start to fall at that point. momentum carried us right over. and as you saw the water approaching, there's just one of those, you hold on as tight as you can and just a white flash and cold water. >> reporter: the depth of that water is 15 feet. also very cold. so hypothermia theoretically would have happened very, very quickly. those victims extremely lucky tonight. erin, they estimate that it will cost $15 million to fix this bridge. they say the repairs could take weeks or maybe even months. >> thanks very much to dan. of course, a proverbial drop in the bucket when it comes to the cost of fixing all the bridges in this country at risk of collapse. tonight we're hearing firsthand accounts of witness that's witnessed that oversized truck hitting part of the bridge. they believe that is what caused that part to collapse. one witness told king five just a few feet in front of that truck when it actually collided with the bridge. >> i saw the truck strike the corner, upp

they're on the sly trying it to accommodate larger people. stuart: i want to take you to task.e because he said i want certain points-- >> a lot of teens are killing themselves about cyber bullying, and the market is mostly young adults and teenagers, to say that we think that fat people are too sloppy to wear our clothes. sell your clothes to slim people and don't put down other people. stuart: what did you have for breakfast. charles: what i have every day. stuart: layoff the coffee. and joining us now, john layfield and he often joins us and every time he's got the back drop, sun, sand, and a tan. you're in bermuda, that a tax haven? did you see penny there. >> it's not a tax haven, it's at reinsurance capital of the world. multi-billion dollar companies at that reinsure risk in tsunamis in japan to tornados in oklahoma and, in the bahamas more of-- you. stuart: you'veetalked up your real estate, well done. and one of your themes, you're a very successful investor. one of your themes is the shrinking american middle class. can you show me any evidence of that as it relates t

. >> reporter: and funny in a sly kind of way. >> put your pants on. reporter: it's also durable.ow wrapping up its 10th season. let's go back to 2003 when n.c.i.s. started. how long did you think this ride would last? >> all actors think their ride is going to last forever. >> reporter: seriously? yeah. we're kind of naive. or i am anyway. >> reporter: on screen, the 61-year-old harmon is agent leroy jet row gibbs, lead investigator and man of few words. >> that's not nothing. no, that's something. it's like you. >> reporter: off screen his cast mates say he has pretty much the same strong, silent style. >> this is the best job in the world. >> reporter: is mark in real life anything like gibbs? >> hmmmm. yes-ish. he's really pleasant person to be around. because there's none of that. there's none of that me, me, me, me, me, you know. it's kind of nice. >> pretty ordinary joe. reporter: with the number one show. >> pretty ordinary joe for a guy who is the biggest tv star in the world. >> waste not, want not. reporter: the show, his show, draws around 22 million viewers a week. ha

. >>> more from that survivor, dan sly about his incredible story in his own words. >> when the dust hit, i saw the bridge start to fall at that point, forward momentum just carried us right over and as you saw the water approaching, there's just one of those, you hold on as tight as you can and just a white flash and cold water. just holding on for dear life at that point and it's no screaming, no yelling, you just, you go with it. i was talking to the guy behind us who had crawled out and asked if any other cars in the water. that was my biggest fear that somebody was submerged. we couldn't see right behind my truck. appeared to be something in the water. we didn't know whether it was part of the bridge or another vehicle trapped under the water but we knew we had to stay where we were at. you know, you talk miracles. i don't know what you want to call it. when you're sitting down in the water and there's all that mangled metal and bridge and you're looking around kind of pinching yourself and realizing you're lucky to be alive it's a pretty amazing day to tell you the truth. >> lu

you can't say she's that smart of a person, brillian, that sly and have her leave the scene the way itn she got there before he died, drive away surreptitiously with the license plate upside down. it doesn't make sense. if it doesn't make sense, it's not premeditated murder and this is not going to be a conviction on premeditated murder, no way. >> we'll see. yeah. i think if you're the prosecutor in a case like this, i don't care who it is, it's shooting fish in a barrel prosecution. the burden really is on defense counsel. you know what, putting everything aside, i think what struck me about the final arguments, closing argument, was that he said, look, jodi could have shot travis in bed, could have shot him a million different times but this was a crime of passion. so the argument i think is a really good one. i don't think it's going to work frankly. i think if you're defending a case like this, the bottom line, fredericka, that's all you've got. she could have killed him otherwise. we believe it's a crime of passion, not first degree. that's it. >> prosecutoprosecutors, their the

one of the guys was dan sly.oments just before hitting that water. >> my foot had pushed to the floor as far as possible before momentum carried me through, and there you just hold on for dear life at that point. it's no screaming, no yelling, you just, you go with it. >> reporter: now, he went with it, all right, and he got his wife out safely as well and waited those 90 minutes for the rescuers. you can see a steel girder. that's one of the top girders that was also hit by this high-profile vehicle, this semi truck, and it is damaged all the way to the right-hand side. so what we think happened was the semi truck was pushed all the way over to the right-hand side of this bridge, the far right lane because there was another car in the center lane. that vehicle, that semi truck should have been all the way to the center where he had higher clearance because you can see there's a little bit of an arch there, and that vehicle is still over there and is being investigated by the state troopers. he is being cooperati

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only a sly chance they would be severe between 3:00 and 7:00.lion mid might. much cooler, windy tomorrow. small chance of a shower. still a bit of a blustery wind saturday winds settle down and gets warmer sunday and memorial day. back to you. >>> we will check the roads for you in >>> good morning. southbound bw parkway, having slowing as you approach 197. average speed of 44 miles per hour. after you it that spot pregoing all the way to the beltway. 59 southbound looking good as you approach the beltway. once you get to the beltway stop and go traffic. outer loop is slow. looking at a 26-minute ride from 95 to 270. >> thank you. you can tune in ♪ >>> 8:30 now on a thursday morning. it's the 23rd day of may, 2013. got a nice crowd out in rockefeller plaza this morning. and there's also a nice crowd down in orlando. that's universal orlando resort where al, natalie, and willie are hanging out this morning. and today the gang gets back together on the jersey shore. >> we're headed to seaside heights, checking on the recovery from superstorm sandy

so i'm not sure how much the sly is going down, number one. really affected pric prices, any of the proposed exports. fact we haven't put any major export facilities in place yet. export wo, those facilities are going it cost a lot of money to put together and it will take a lot of time. i don't believe that we have or will have the capacity in the to export sufficient amounts of natural gas to have a price as far as making it go up. so i think we will continue to increase with new shale finds. in e is a very large one california that i was not even aware of that i read about the other day. one in georgia apparently. so, we are seeing new availability of gas that we believed was in existence. when i came to ferc almost seven now, no one even knew bout the shales that we have developed today or if they did know about it they were very we have loped and increased the amount of natural goes developed over that short 50%.od of time of more than so, who knows what we will increase the next five to 10 years. is goingdon't think it to have a signific

so i'm not sure how much the sly is going down, number one. it hasn't really affected prices, any of the proposed exports. in fact we haven't put any major export facilities in place yet. number two, those export facilities are going it cost a lot of money to put together and it will take a lot of time. and i don't believe that we have or will have the capacity in the near term to export sufficient amounts of natural gas to have a real effect on price as far as making it go up. so i think we will continue to see a supply increase with new shale finds. there is a very large one in california that i was not even aware of that i read about the other day. i heard about one in georgia apparently. so, we are seeing new availability of gas that we never believed was in existence. when i came to ferc almost seven years ago now, no one even knew about the shales that we have developed today or if they did know about it they were very underdeveloped and we have increased the amount of natural goes developed over that short period of time of more than 50