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you never have to do that too soon? too soon?s a i don't think joke people make that can't actually make jokes. it is the first thing. >> they say the deliberately lame thing and they say too soon. hurricane sandy i live on the south shore and was hit by the hn. there was a moment where you could make the jokes if you were going through it it at the same time. you are talking about, hey, we are trying to make sense of the awful experience. you can't be somebody who comes in and say well, you live by the water. >> as a new yorker i can, but you have to -- >> it is the same thing. you can find the humor in things. >> i think it can be a legitimate political question. should the rest of the people who live on a fault line? >> humor can be highly subjective. people disagree on when a joke is too soon. is there something now where the media jumps on it and it becomes a beg thing whereas in the past nobody would have noticed? >> when everyone is paying attention to a story you are looking for a new angle to exploit. if you are the firs

crews will soon start demolishing more of the super structure in the middle of the bridge. by this time next month you will be seeing a good sized fan in the old bridge. >>> tonight, people are discussing a controversial plan to role highly explosive fracked oil through the bay area. the plan brings jobs and money to the city. but as christin ayers tells us, not everyone is happy. >> reporter: in talking to people there about how they feel, a lot of them oppose this project. tonight, they will get to ask valero what kind they plan to pass through. so far they have been relatively vague about its plans to bring 70,000-barrels of crude a day through town, but scientists say they have convincing evidence that the crew valero will process is either canadian tar sand, the heaviest, dirtiest out there or north dakotabkin, which is flammable and has caused catastrophic and deadly explosions recently in quebec and the united states. >> when you start to remine those heavier, dirtier crude oil, all that pollution comes out into the community. we are really increasing the impact thes

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is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> breaking news overnight.pening right now, a search by air and water to find the missing malaysia jetliner vanished 13 days ago with hundreds of people on board. debris spotted in a satellite image believed to possibly be linked to that missing plane. we're bringing you live, team coverage of everything that unfolded overnight. welcome back to "early start," everyone. i'm poppy harlow in for christine romans today. it is 4:30 a.m. here on the east coast. >> i'm john berman. great to see you this morning, a lot going on with new developments in the hunt for really what is a needle in a haystack in one of the most remote places on the planet. this is the latest in the search for those two pieces of debris that could maybe be from malaysia flight 370. five jets, four from australia, one from the united states, scouring the search zone overnight in the south indian ocean, overnight our time. it is daytime there. we are told the visibility in that area, as it is daylight there, is said to be ideal, but it will not

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we'll get back to pauline as soon as we can. meanti meantime, visibility in the south indian ocean is ideal right now. this is a good development. >> that window of opportunity, howev however, could be closing soon. it's a brief window. meteorologist chad myers is tracking conditions in the search for missing flight 370. >> john and poppy, what a difference 24 hours makes in the weather across parts of australia. we had ugly weather yesterday, i mean, white caps everywhere. think about looking for a white plane with white caps everywhere. didn't happen. now, for today, now finally ending, it's getting dark down there pretty soon, things have been perfect. high sun, lots of sun, clear skies, calming seas and very, very few white caps. so, that has really helped tremendously. yesterday, honestly, there wasn't even a chance of finding anything out there, the weather was so bad. now it has certainly changed. high pressure in control of the area for just one more day. need to really get some debris going here, find some of this stuff

soon the last connector will fill the torch and the gap will reappear. >> that last cut when somebody will go these things, they are no longer touching. that cut will be about a 10 minute cut. >> reporter: you would think that when they cut that center section out but the 700 feet of remaining bridge would want to fall in the water but it won't. primarily because it was designed like two diving boards hooked together at the center. since months of demolition time was lost because caltrans spent so much time on the s curve. since time really is money, caltrans says that will speed up the rest of the demolition forever saving money by preventing inflation to prevent costs down the road, tom vacar. >>> the navy has agreed to test every single home on treasure island for contamination. the navy insists the island is safe. but the navy dug up a device from the front of a home. >>> she was kidnapped right off the street by a group of sex traffickers. >> i remember just being like, go get her. and i remember getting my hair pulled and getting dragged into the car. >> the recognition she is a

carlton resigned from his position soon after. if convicted, he could face up to 18 years behind bars. >> horrible traffic backup snarled the commute today in fremont. it happened this morning when a large truck headed north on 880 near auto park mall parkway. the driver lost control and plunging over the center divide. that sheered off the truck axel and the truck landed on its side in the southbound lane. some of the cargo and car parts went flying through the windshield driving another driver's face. no one was seriously hurt. >> frustrating morning for b.a.r.t. commuters who found the gates at the south heyward station locked. it was shut down after a trespasser was hit and killed on the tracks last night. service is also disrupted at the fremont and union city stations. want to get the trains up and running and it tied up the morning commute for some four hours. >> the police department returned the tracks to the operations department at about 630, and it took us a little bit longer than we anticipated to get everything back

an amber alert was launched and was soon expanded to a nationwide amber alert. investigators say that was the key to finding the two, the nationwide amber alert. timothy virts is in custody awaiting extradition back to maryland and detectives are expected to travel to south carolina as soon as possible to continue their investigation. the department of social services in baltimore county is also working with dss in south carolina. caitlyn is expected to return to maryland as soon as possible. >>> now our other breaking story tonight, news out of marlakey why. china state news agency says via -- malaysia. china state news agency says signals have been detected on the missing plane. the search and rescue teams are honing in on that signal. the flight vanished while traveling from kuala lumpur to beijing. contact and radar communication was lost somewhere over vietnam. it was a boeing 737, an aircraft with a very strong safety record. malaysia airlines says the pilot and copilot have more than 21,000 of flight hours between them. >>> tonight topper is tracking a po

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but this oil boom was soon stifled.1975, to protect consumers from dramatic oil price hikes, president gerald ford put ceilings on all domestic oil. this discouraged domestic production and left us more dependent on imports. then in december 1978, iran, racked by political upheaval, curtailed production of crude oil. cut off from this major source, oil prices to the united states again more than doubled. frustrated consumers were reacquainted with the energy crisis as long gas lines reappeared. oil suppliers put pressure on the government to decontrol gas and oil. mr. schlesinger, what turned this around and made decontrol acceptable? first, there was the opportunity created by the fall of the shah. public concern was rising when production ended in iran. governmental concern was rising even more rapidly. alarm ultimately became more than alarm-- almost panic in the industry-- to acquire additional supplies. some action had to be taken by the government. by june of 1979, president jimmy carter announced the gradual phas

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they've been saying for a while now, soon, and the new report today says, soon.e didn't even learn that. i think the two relevant things to look for here, there's no indication of what's in the report about this, is does this report offer some kind of, like, unified theory of, okay, here was the motive, here's how it was carried out, why it was carried out, who exactly knew. does the report implicate anybody who's not previously come up in all this? is there a new scapegoat? somebody else christie can point to to say, this person faile een their job? i'm going to disassociate myself from this person. there's in indication "the new york times" even saw the report. they don't know what's in it. there's no indication they got an explicit description of the contents of the report. broad assertions here in this story. i don't think we learned anything new today. we have to wait until we see the report. >> what "the new york times" front paged is what somebody wants them to print about the report without seeing the report, themselves. >> this is speculation. you call a

but at least we're going to have something to go on here, very soon. but of course, as the prime minister said, we still don't know for certain that what we're going to find, once they locate this metal is that it is absolutely from mh 370. it's just unknown yet. >> robert, as you were mentioning, the prime minister said locating the objects, a, will be difficult, and b, could turn out not to be related at all to this search. how long will it be before we do fine out some more information? >> caller: as the prime minister also mentioned, the visibility in the area is not good at the moment. now i haven't seen forecasts of that area yet. but all we can do is try to locate the aircraft or i'm sorry, try to locate the metal as best we can through, you know, airplanes flying low, at least with radar that may pick it up and send a ship if to take a better look at it. and until we get closer we're not going to know much. >> a lot has been discussed in terms of theories. there have been so many theories as to what possibly happened to this plane. what about c

common theme of the service today at john's death was too soon and too tragic. they're planning to have a sleep over today with some mutual friends the sad part is and then of that sit over were attending her funeral. that shows a lack of change very quickly. >> : the team was on the railroad tracks with her boyfriend to move off the tracks as the train started to approach but she went back because she had dropped her cell phone that's when she was hit. >> : team killed in a car crash high with 24 has been identified 70 year-old anthony grosso of danville. his car spun out off the road yesterday morning your pleasant hill road and lafayette. a sears say the team traveling was up to 100 mi. an hour. in making an unsafe lane changes. the team lost control of the car and crashed into two trees. just off the roadway. >> : coming up at 515 dangerous things abound along the bay area high way that triggered this bomb squad response. then at 530 open air says the city is making real progress in fighting crime the break down the biggest crimes that. max health officials

they were soon surrounded by flames with no way out.he grandmother jumped out a window before the grandfather jumped, he tossed the toddler to another relative 20 feet below. >> my baby, my baby. that's all i was thinking about. >> are you okay? >> yeah. >> what happened? >> i jump out the window. >> oh wow. you are a brave boy huh? >> mhmm. >> and investigators say fire was accidental. >>> check out this waterfall that spewed from a downtown san francisco high-rise today. a sprinkler line ruptured on the top level of the 12-story building at market and curney streets causing the downpour and soaking the streets below. >>> the big question in pleasantton tonight, what is going to happen to safeway? it is headquartered there. we found out a private equity firm that owns albertsons is buying safeway and that has pleasanton's mayor worried. >> it has been a source of pride. people ask us what we have here and we always say safeway. from that perspective, it will be quite a loss. >> safeway is the second largest grocery chain in the country

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there's no indication of how soon that will get this cleared. again, two lanes were blocked and that is why it was jammed up. >> there is a homicide investigation in san jose that has disrupted service. the investigation on second street. there is no train stopping at this location and buses are being eroded. reroute it. >> here is a live look from our roof cam, downtown san francisco is clear and also cold. here is a bridge out of what the weather should be today. during 8:00 a.m. for schoolwork it will be cold. the temperatures will be in the 40's. we should pressure sulfur that by noon time will see steady warming where temperatures will be in the mid-60s. mid- 60's for the bay. by 3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. it should be bright and sunny and the temperatures in the low to mid 70's. this is probably the warmest day of the week. >> that was your day planner, when we come back we will take an extended look at the forecast. and >> the san jose police department is investigating the city's 10th homicide of 2014. on 3/19/14, at approximately 2:49 a.m., th

as soon as they go in it's pretty much lights out. can't see anything. lots of smoke. >> wow, ton of smoke. >> ton of smoke. >> can't see your hand in front of your face and they are going in looking for people, possibly pets, whatever. >> how's it looking? >> huh? >> see the guy using his ax, breaking away some of the different wall materials so they can get in there with their hoses. but there was a bit of a scary moment for this firefighter. listen. >> run, run, run. >> what? >> come on. >> yeah. >> up on the second floor. got into some soft soft and his arm and foot fell through the floor a little bit and that you hear them say time to get out. there were reports of people trapped inside but the firefighters' search turned up negative. >> go, go. come on. >> yeah. >>> a terrifying crime spree in australia was caught on video. check this out. this guy's holding a shotgun, pointing it at customers and clerks at the store. not just demanding cash as would be expected but also actually threatening to kill them. it is an incredibly aggressive attack. you

they are all looking at that, hope that gets wrapped up soon.r, that is very serious stuff too. i hope we do get it finished. i would have liked to have seen her grant some limited immunity, that would cause problems. remember the difficulty after? neil: this seems more risks with not giving her immunity and letting her talk or say something beyond pleading the fifth here. will we ever get answers, or will this be like one of those harold investigations that never has a conclusion? >> hard to know. the service is extensively thorough as we all know. they have produced all the documents that have been requested as far as i can tell, but the search is pretty broad. i watched some of the hearings just asking for the e-mails is pretty simple but when you ask for everything that relates to terminations on charities and audit, that is a lot of stuff. neil: that is an interesting point. i have heard this criticism before, lot of investigators are casting such a wide net asking for information, there almost defeating the purpose of fine fine-tuning the

more work on the golden gate bridge coming soon. a new traffic separator could be installed as soon as october. and the bridge is going to have to be closed for more than two days as that barrier is assembled. closure is expected to happen on a weekend in october. officials say the golden gate bridge has never been closed for more than three hours. that was because of bad weather. the project is expected to cost more than $26 million. >>> new at 6:00, the california lawmaker is trying to put an end to one of seaworld's most popular attractions. assembly richard bloom is behind a new measure that would ban using killer whales for entertainment purposes. the son ta monica democrat said the film "black fish" prompted him to take action, and if that bill is signed into law, it would require san diego seaworld to rehabilitate and release its killer whales back into the ocean. >>> in monterey county, more than a dozen cats and kittens are recovering after being found in terrible and unsafe living conditions. take a look at these pictures.

>> as soon as nsa -- >> you read my mind.facebook doing it, and we know facebook has worked with the government on other stuff, even though they get rage about it, where is the line? >> you think about the pipeline between nsa and facebook, they're obligated to the information. something like this could make it incredibly easy to say where was neil last night? you can scan through a trillion photographs. >> couldn't someone then seize on this and sue and say, wait a minute, you're marketing based on a picture of me in a bar. i never told you you could do that. >> that's some of the concern said people have had in the past. they had a different photo recognition piece of software that was pulled down. >> facebook isn't going slow on this? >> facebook stocks are up to $68. they're hurdling through the markets. they can do that. >> you're comfortable with this, don't mind this? this is what makes your whole generation -- it's sad. it's sad you're finding this okay. >> i think 40 years ago, people were taking boudoir photographs

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expect a big announcement soon.san jose, glen ramirez, kpix5. >>> we are still seeing aftershocks from the big quake off the eureka coast. there were four more today south of there. bay area seismologists are doing something a little different to warn us about the next big one. >> andria borba takes us deep below ground where tv cameras have never gone before. >> reporter: it looks like a dungeon for naughty cal students but behind this door lies the key to learning more about the hayward fault. >> it goes down and hangs a right. >> reporter: it was built in the early 1900s by the college of mining. it looks like it you would want an old mine shaft to look. one important geographic feature. >> they realize the hayward fault was a close relationship to it. >> reporter: at 1 point, the shaft was 900 feet long, but numerous cave ins have shortened it. it cuts 200 feet into the cal campus, but we could only go 15 to 20 feet inside because it is simply not safe. that is not changing. soon cal will cover the brittle shale

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we are not sure what his criminal history is, but he was released probably too soon. reporting live in fort bragg, alan wang, a a bc7 news. >> thanks very much. >> we are learning more. he began his law enforcement career as a deputy in 1988. he then spent 10 years with the fort bragg police department. he then returned to the sheriff's office. he was a wrestling star and later coached wrestling at fort bragg high school. we are expressing our condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of the deputy on our facebook page. you can share your thoughts with us there as well. facebook.com/abc7 news. >>> a controlled burn near salinas has broken through its boundary and grown to 300 acers. it is burning about eight miles southeast of salinas. crews worry it could spread to more than 600 acres overnight. cal fire says no homes are threatened at this point, but there is no word on containment. >> a frightening ordeal for a san mateo woman who was tied up in her own home after police say she interrupted a burglar. she was restrained for an entire day. ama dates is live

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she will have another title soon -- mommy.e on tuesday. that means we will talk about "the bachelor." >> no one got sent home last night. instead, it was time for women to tell all. joining us with all the details, senior analyst jack. >> good to be back. marci, john. women telling all. they came out pretty strong last night. an hour and a half's worth of combat, as it were. maybe not that much. but nonetheless. first, they -- you know, they get the women all out there. casandra and some of the others were slamming j.p., basically for not paying enough attention to them. let's hear what they had to say. >> when you date someone, you connect with someone and you know about their past. and you know about their childhood. and you know about what kind of pizza they like and what their favorite color is. i don't think he was asking those types of questions. >> he asked me at one point, where do you see yourself in five years? then the next conversation we had, he asked me, where do you find yourself in three years? i was like, pret

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the traffic separator could be on the span as soon as october.strict has already purchased the two-foot-wide barrier which will prevent deadly head on crashes. in order to assemble the barrier and make room for it, the bridge will have to be closed for 52 hours. >>> more than 80,000 emails have been sent to the city of berkeley protesting a plan to trap and kill squirrels and gophers. berkeley says the animals burrow into the cesar chavez park landfill which could lead to toxins in rain. most of the emails came from members and supporters of an animal rights and rescue organization. the council will revisit the issue and provide more information on the plan at their meeting on march 25. >>> let's get straight to the headlines and the headline is this. spring ahead, my friends. don't forget to turn your clocks ahead when you go to bed tonight. otherwise you will be out of kilter with the rest of mankind. so set your clock ahead. that happened fast, didn't it? kind of surprised that it happened this weekend but here we go. here we go with showers c

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not many are holding much hope for a compromise any time soon. beauty and an attendance. the rain ukraine as tensions remain sky high over russia's perceived power grab for the nation the current crisis is like a group of seven nations to condemn russia for invading ukraine at the castle preparations for an upcoming g eight summit. this is an enhanced if he counts the international community is stepping up pressure on russia to pull its troops out of ukraine ukrainian potential of remains under the control of russian soldiers. the group of seven major industrialized nations on sunday condemned moscow's invasion of ukraine and even cancel preparations for an upcoming g eight summit scheduled to be placed in a silky in jail. us secretary of state john kerry who will arrive in kiev on tuesday has condemned russia for what it called an incredible act of aggression and wind back the country has a lot to lose if it presses on with its current course of action. in an interview with nbc meet the press kerry said a stronger message saying that could ultimately the acid present in

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we are going to hear the cars going by and hooting soon.t is given a warm welcome and waking up tomorrow with a new diplomatic landscape and waiting for comments from putin himself. >> thank you. and now joining us from kiev, 93% of the voters in crimea poll back the union with russia and any doubts in kiev about the outcome from this referendum. they are not official results yet. >> never any doubt about the results. if you are asking the reaction here in kiev, well, there isn't one. it is interesting hearing jackie there talking about cheers from the square as a result of the early results and gathering and waiting for the results. here in the independent square, the seats of the uprising against viktor yanukovich, the results not beamed to the crowd. there is a crowd and playing of music. so a the results such as it is and not regarded as result here in kiev really is an of no relevance to the people here. they are convince thad the referendum is ill legitimate mat. >> thank you, paul. >> back to lebanon, 20 air strikes are hitting the o

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he soon became the new committee is still an inducement president. i mean he said self defense and stop protecting the rights of the russian speaking minority and resisting terrorists. but he added most and would only use force announced results it was new for now there is no need to use military force in ukraine southern region of crimea. russia has the option to do so yet. corzine paying down the threat of immediate invasion. he's keeping his options and ten. these russian warships steaming coffee stand alone on their way to crimea often and it's the most when he's not about to die down. of course you sent us to hold small brush and the two vessels on to the new clean sheets. needing to come down to the team is in control. the cowboys after class went to heal them are standing by in kiev as the sea of a misty and shrubs in kiev get it. the deal he's going to be told him to need as was the kremlin has said it does not recognize what it can be hoping to achieve getting used to that as i say it is a tell it anymore he told me she didn't end up not abo

malaysian prime minister says it is simply too soon to draw any conclusions. we begin our coverage with seth doane. >> reporter: the search by air for the missing plane is expected to resume at daylight. six countries are now taking part in the operation, including the united states. the guided missile destroyer "u.s.s. pinckney" is head to the region. the malaysian prime minister says the search-and-rescue operation will continue as long as necessary. according to authorities, the plane left kuala lumpur after midnight heading to beijing. it was last detected on radar at 1:30 a.m. 85 miles north of coastal malaysia. its last reported contact came at 2:40 a.m. when it was somewhere over the south china sea. on board the flight, 227 passengers, including two infants and 12 crew, all from 14 different countries. among the missing, 51-year-old philip wood who worked for i.b.m., and two other americans. foreign ministry officials in italy and australia say the names of two nationals from those countries listed on the flight manifest matches passports reportedly st

the potholes could soon be hitting you in the wallet. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto.ough winter weather doing a number of the nation's roads and bridges, potholes popping up, and now looking to pump up gas taxes to fix them. six states door that. another four considering it to rick leventhal on which drivers are willing to pay. >> neil, anyone who has been on the road in the last couple months knows the potholes are bad this year mostly

that the speculation may come to an end soon. according to one minister he will address the nation in a televised speech later today. >> the party of the turkish prime minister is claiming victory in the municipal elections there. who does he need to help him pull out of his problems? he has been linked to a tumultuous corruption scandal and he recently provoked outrage in turkey and abroad by blocking access to twitter and youtube. the main opposition group says they will be appealing the results. for more on that, we have just for. what more can you tell us about the wins and losses? >> 98% of the votes counted, they have crossed 45.6% against the main opposition party. the ultranationalist position has 15. triumph this was a because it means despite the corruption allegations and demonstrators, he was off four and a half percent. the opposition was disappointed within one percent of the capital. however, they have approved their share of the vote nationally. they have been stuck on six percent. they have wanted to rise above t