they saw sullenberger as the play went down in the hudson.lots of difference helicopters go down. sometimes on a controlled descent for whatever reason. sometimes in a crash like today. so often it's new york ferry workers that end up saving people from the cold waters of the hudson river. i say cold because it's the middle of may. many of you have been having what is normal spring weather. no one here has been having anything like normal spring weather. yesterday it never got to 50. the day before, never got to 50. we've been living in the 40s and almost constant rain for days. not complaining. really cold and really wet and really uncomfortable. the waters are still very cold. the helicopter going into the hudson river today, which is never a pleasant experience, the hudson river, a new picture i'm told. this is a picture of the rescue. i will tell you that there's one local televisievision station t video of this thing going in the water. it's proprietary footage. that station is not allowing a share on that. it's fine. they can do what th

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about half a mile up the road on sullenberger he committed another carjacking. the alameda deputies pursued the suspect until he crashed into a fence. this morning we met women jogging through the neighborhood that were shocked to see the damage. ge. there are no reports of injuries. pg&e had crews at the scene earlier to repair the gas leak. elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, elissa. >>> a large homeless camp in santa cruz will be cleared out today. about 200 people live there just off of highway 1 near the gateway plaza shopping center. homeless advocates sued to stop the eviction but a judge dismissed the case. on tuesday the city posted signs warning people at 10:00 this morning is the deadline to leave. some of the people at the camp have been given vouchers for shelters. >>> also today the oakland police department will have extra patrols on the roads to insure that cars and motorcycles share the road and look out for one another. from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. today officers will increase patrols specifically looking for people violating traff

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has rubber stamped boeing saying there needs to be no similar trainings when people like captain sullenbergerbefore the planes are allowed to fly again. >> that's a very different idea, though, having simulator training and making sure that the -- making sure you have simulator training before these planes go back up versus what you had said earlier about scrapping the entire design and starting ver. >> that's right. >> would you feel confident with the faa signing off on this or other nations signing off on the recertification of these nations signing off on the recertification of these planes if there is training for the pilots >> no, i wouldn't because i want to see the investigation under way in all places, overseas, congress, the ntsb, the i.g. of the department of transportation they should be awaited by the faa instead of the faa trying to push these planes up in the air in the next 90 days or so. there's an asymmetry of time here the faa wants to move fast once they get them up in the air, then all the other institutions who are investigating lose their bargaining power they can be ac