surely after midnight a airline was taken off from asset file on the way to sydney australia where itemergency landing you can see lot of passengers you're wondering what happens. i can tell you that one of the planes and four engines malfunctioned when some part in the engine fell off blues and up rick a big hole through the engine the causes of function are the pilot had to make emergency landing, we know there were no injuries to passengers. kron4 is at cedras is the international to give as a live shot of the airport yuli what you tell us? >> it sounds like it was an amazing con passengers on the slate. we're looking at this is the cruelest of the passengers have been picked up their being accommodated to the night. mill iteration later on as to run again get back on a plane. i talked to some of passengers i was amazed that, there were, they did not seem shaken up, they said it was first we do to the crew. they said they saw some broken flames while they are in the air, it did get the nervous but they felt so confident with the pilot just explaining to them what was going on, with

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 died in iraq. the president's prime time speech will be at 5:00 this eveni evenin

to make her way home to sydney. faa investigators should be arriving within the half hour to try to find out what exactly went wrong with that engine. this plane had a total of fewer engines but the pilot obviously made the decision to turn around, seeing how it is a 14 1/2 hour flight to sydney. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the faa is investigating another overnight air emergency involving a flight out of a major california airport. this one was in los angeles. anan alaska airlines flight returned to l.a.x. after the pilot reported a bird hit the jet. the flight had just taken off for vancouver. into one was hurt. there was apparently -- no one was hurt. there was apparently no major damage to the jet. >>> police are out there searching for a man this morning after his father was found dead in his home in her hercules. kraig debro has the latest on the investigation. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, dave. just a dpum of -- couple of seconds ago, i talked to a neighbor. people are getting u

joining us from sydney is our correspondent nick brand. welcome. are we any closer yet to getting a clearer idea of what is going to happen there. >> it's a terrible cliche but it's true. 14 million australians compelled to vote, of course, under the country's compulsory voting laws will decide this outcome. labor is worried. the very highest levels, high command. they are frightened. tony abbott, this conservative opposition leader, has harnessed the late momentum going into this campaign, but it is a photo finish and that he might have done enough in those final hours. they're hoping that's not the case. they always said there's a plausibility problem about tony abbott. he's known as somewhat erratic. his nickname is the mad monk. and they're hoping that when voters finally get in the polling stations, they won't actually go for the liberal opposition. but much of this has come from the bloodletting of the labor party, that decision to oust kevin rudd on the eve of the election, and a gamble for australia's first prime minister may well have back

this is what happened to 231 passengers aboard flight 74 headed for sydney last night. we just received new photographs of the damage done to engine number one. you can see the huge gash there. apparently the engine blew out, the plane took off about 11:00 and then 20 minutes later passengers felt that shake and new something was not right. now the captain announced that one of the engines was out so he turned the plane around and made his way back to san francisco. we spoke to one passenger who says it is a flight he will never forget. >> the captain thankfully made a very good landing. all cheered and everybody was a lot happier at the end, very relieved to be on the ground. >> reporter: the emergency landing happened around 12:45 this morning. passengers say the crew did not panic. they remained calm. the plane landed safely and now those displaced passengers are staying at nearby hotels until the airline can arrange for their return to sydney. faa investigators will probably not arrive for another two hours or so. they will obviously try to figure out exactly what h

it has obviously been a tremendous impact on the people of sydney. we will be prosecuting him to the full extent of the law. last year declined the royal bank of scotland building. he has climbed 78 buildings around the world, including in kuala lumpur end in new york. there seems to be no stopping the french man, this latest feat to raise awareness about climate change. >> these are the top stories. the euan cost review of climate change has recommended it change the way the organization operates, and drilling work is beginning on an escape tunnel to drop -- to rescue the trapped miners. they have shot down people believe to be members of the same family before turning the gun on himself. a victim died later in hospital. the motive of the killings is unknown, but there are rumors the family is from the gypsy community, and the gunman is a former policeman or soldier. >> please respond to reports -- police in response to reports. i witnesses saw a man armed with an assault rifle and firing wildly. the man turned the gun on himself after being surroun

qantas flight 74 was supposed to be about halfway to sydney. last night it had to return here to sfo where it is back safely. the flight took off about 11:00. about 20 minutes into the flight, passengers say they experienced something very unnerving. >> it was very strong shutter on the right-hand side of the plane. and it wasn't turbulence. >> reporter: no it wasn't turbulence. it was what you might refer to as a catastrophic engine failure. this is what mechanics discovered once the qantas 747 was back at the gate. you can see in these still photos an enormous gash in one of the plane's right engines. the captain came out over the intercom and told passengers that the engine had blown up. apparently flames were shooting out at one point. the force of that explosion caused the plane, in the words of one passenger, to thud and bump and veer left. the captain was able to maintain control. >> kept everybody quiet. in the end the captain came on and assured everybody that the plane was, you know, still relatively safe, though there was serious dam

it has been a tremendous impact on the people of sydney. we will be prosecuting him to the fullest extent of the law. >> this is not the first time he has been arrested in sydney. he scaled the royal bank of scotland building, and that is not all. he climbed as some 70 skyscrapers around the world, including one in kuala lumpur and the empire state building in new york. despite numerous arrests and fines, there seems to be no stopping the frenchman. he is doing this to raise awareness about climate change. bbc news. >> this is "bbc world news," and these are the headlines. the climate change panel has recommended changes. cricketers are continuing their tour despite an alleged scam. and thousands of people on the island of sumatra are staying in an emergency shelter as a volcano continues to erupt. ash and smoke has been happening since sunday. it is the first time in four -- in 400 years this volcano has erupted. >> dark clouds of smoke and ash. for hundreds of years, this volcano has been quiet, but on sunday, erupted for the first time i

when that and exploded on a flight to heading toward sydney. 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 probably asleep at the time, you can bet a lot of love for rest

bound for sydney, australia. according to passengers -- [ audio problems ] >> reporter: just after 11:00 last night. then about half an hour into the trip passengers felt a major bump, heard a loud thud and the plane seemed to veer off. now we freeze framed a picture for you. this was taken by a passenger. this is part of the damage done. some people say they could actually see flames shooting out of the side of this engine where a gaping hole now remains. >> started to shake a little bit. and, yeah, an uncomfortable vibration and push and feel something was wrong. >> people right inside the plane seemed very shocked and apparently there was some flames coming out of that part of the plane. >> reporter: now the emergency landing happened around 12:45 this morning. passengers say that the crew did not panic. the pilot maintained his calm and was able to land safely. then everyone cheered a very relieved, got their luggage and staying at nearby hotels until they can make their way back to skid sydney, australia. me

we have this from sydney. >> they have been dubbed the three amigos.hey hold the balance of power after the inconclusive election. >> we admit we have developed a request for information, call for papers or information in seven key areas which we think are important for us to consider. >> it is not good well -- good will to slide by their party members. if they cannot look at the future in terms of longevity in terms of the power itself, from one government or another, there is a third option. we will establish very quickly whether they are serious about governing for the next three years or governing until the polls -- until the polls indicate they can govern by dissolving the house. >> there has been certain -- something madcap about this campaign. >> he was very popular. >> news of another australian death in afghanistan. >> the mission in afghanistan continues. the loss of 21 soldiers. it goes without saying, it is dangerous and difficult work. dangerous and difficult work, but it is also vital work. >> this is obviously a very difficult and danger

. >> from sydney's famous harbour. to add drink in his local pub. it has been 36 hours of round- the-clock federal opportunities for the conservative leader and in man triathlete who has turned these final days of campaigning into a test of endurance. >> people expect the candidate for the top job to be bloody keenan. -- keen. >> nicknamed the mad monk, few expected him to come close, let alone turn the race into a foot fetish. even he may be struggling to make sense of his appeal, but he is stepping back in government. this form shows how he benefited from the bloodletting in the labor government and julia gillard's decision to oust the prime minister on the eve of the election. >> and now you logic kevin rudd as a great achiever. do you feel like a hypocrite? >> well, thank you for the question. i like it when people are up front with their thoughts. >> no first term australian government has been voted out of office in 80 years and the country survive the financial crisis without recession. but few are rattled. labor felt that guarantee was -- vi

quantas flight 74 bound for sydney, australia sat at the gate for most of the morning until crews moved it to a maintenance ramp. >> we were about a half hour in the flight and there was a very strong sound. >> reporter: he was one of 231 people on board. >> apparently there was some flames coming out of the right side of the plane. >> the plane started to shake a little bit. and -- yeah, an uncomfortable vibration. i felt something was wrong. >> reporter: the problem, one of the plane's four engines exploded. these pictures taken after an emergency landing at 12:45 this morning show a large gash through the engine. >> it could be anything from blades crack, wear and tear. they will look at maintenance records to see if the aircraft was maintained properly. until we can see what caused the engine failure, there is just a lot of speculation. >> reporter: although a 747 can fly with just three engines, if another engine were to malfunction during the journey to australia, that could spell to disaster. >> he made the right decision, the pilot, that's what his training taught him. >> report

. >>> plus, the sydney olympics were ten years ago, but nevertheless, the u.s. just upped its medal count. we'll explain. you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. i'm here with good news for your forecast in the northwest. it's going to feel like summer. it's going to be beautiful out there. in areas of california and the coast will slowly improve in the next three days. here's the forecast today. there's really no wet weather in sight. cooler for you in salt lake city. notice the temperature. today 79 in seattle, tomorrow 85 beautiful degrees. the humidity will be low, too. portland at 92. that's getting a little bit on the hot side. 97 in medford. even southern california's going to notice a good warm-up as we go into saturday. we should see about 106 in vegas. notice the northwest, 96 on portland on saturday and medford around 100. so, a little taste of summer. got to like it. well, if you're watching us on kttv newschannel 7 in boise, idaho, bring a blanket and enjoy the outdoors with live swing music and great food. that's the great garden esc

the seat of lindsey, here in sydney's far western suburbs is considered a bellwether. it belonged to the country's conservatives under former prime minister john howard but swung to the labor party when kevin rudd swept to power three years ago. the conservatives need just 17 of these so-called marginal seats in order to take control of parliament. people in this key district know their votes could ultimately decide who becomes prime minister. but many still havent made up their mind yet, either about their local candidate or the party leaders. >> i vote for the person not for the party. we'll leave it at that, on that one, that issue. i'm still sitting on the fence, believe it or not. i've got one particular local candidate here that i'm, sort of, a bit more partial to than the other, but, yeah. >> i think for many people, they're looking at which ones going to be the least worst prime minister. it's not much to choose from, really. >> reporter: the labor party leader is julia gillard. she made history just a few weeks ago by becoming australia's first female leader,

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

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heading into the 2000 sydney games the young women of the u.s.g high expectations. four years earlier in atlanta, a memorable final vault by an injured kerri strug propelled the team to its first place finish. two members of the magnificent seven, dominique dawes and amy chow returned to the olympic stage for the 2000 games, hoping to repeat their success. instead, sydney would mark the first time since 1976 that american women's gymnastics team would leave an olympics without a single medal. despite a strong showing, the u.s. finished fourth behind the formidable chinese team. >> china will happily take the bronze. >> reporter: at the time, rumors circulated that some of the chinese athletes may have been underage. according to official rules, gymnasts must turn 16 during olympic year in order to compete. the issue received renewed attention when dong fangxiao, one of the athletes on the team registered different ages in sydney and the 2008 beijing games where she served as a technical official. a two-year investigation by the international gymn

and bill clinton appointed michael hawkins to the court in 1994 and sydney thomas in 1995. hawkins served as u.s. attorney under jimmy carter. >>> let's bring in a professor from santa clara university. we appreciate you being with us tonight, sir. let me start by saying this, from a legal perspective, why not just lift this stay and allow gay marriages to resume immediately. why give the ninth circuit this six-day window? >> i think the judge wanted to give the ninth circuit a little time to make a ruling on what he anticipates is going to be the appeal by the proponent of the denial of the continuation of the stay. i think it gives a little more certainty in the sense that if he allowed the marriages to continue immediately and the ninth circuit reversed his ruling, you have a few days of uncertainty. this just allows the ninth circuit to make a ruling on the stay. >> traci grant was reporting in her piece there's a possibility it can't get to the ninth circuit. so what's the situation there? what's the legal situation as far as the prop 8 supporters and who's representin

they sold to 91-year-old sydney harman of harman stereo fame who's the husband of democratic congresswoman jane harman. "newsweek" lost $44 million in recent years. "newsweek"'s editor jon meacham is leaving. he's a pulitzer-prize winning historian and author. >>> when nba superstar lebron james decided to sign with the miami heat it was seen as a huge plus for the local economy, you will recall. that may be true, but for those whose job it was to sell the team's season tickets, it's turned into a ticket to the unemployment line. the miami heat fired their 3 30-person sales staff because season tickets sold out so fast there was nothing left for them to do. >>> there were millions of people on the internet this weekend searching for photos and information on the wedding of chelsea clinton and marc mezvinsky. the proud father-of-the-bride walking down the aisle, the former president -- who, by the way, lost 20 pounds for the occasion. there was the bride herself in a vera wang gown at the interfaith ceremony and a family portrait on the banks of the hudson river in late afternoon. the coupl

his first game takes place right here at the petrofsky stadium which is of course the whole ball of sydney st petersburg with whom because one day you wait the title and the russian side will want to call for a forty in st petersburg in the meantime england will take to the pitch for the first time since their full one loss to germany in south africa the three lions face hunger at wembley. still in charge and knows he needs to learn the lessons from a disappointing world cup run. five so. there's a good but. not the same level to play because you look at what. i think when you play a. world cup competition you have to arrive at a really good physical situation. so for a show like the game to be played before another brings really. a mind of. the mind of. the ingenious for every frame. of. the game which is a game. but it's still against all and all and i understand more of the mind of the players or their import. a lot of meanwhile are preparing to entertain without their manager giovanni trapattoni the veteran a talent is in a stable condition in hospital after suffering from. a likely ta

as his first game takes place right here at the petrovsky stadium which is of course the home of sydney to st petersburg with home one title and the russian side will cost for forty in st petersburg. well russia haven't played any games in the last thirty days but still climbed one place in the safer world rankings to occupy sixteen spot meanwhile the usa find places to a transfer they choose days to mail defeat to brazil in new jersey where there was some joy for fourteenth place croatia along with russia and switzerland cool inched up on its own she were in the top ten with world champions spain still ruling the roost and remained seventy pounds fee for president sepp blatter in the pool ahead of the you know when you sit in a big games has defended features decision to stage the international games on wednesday just days before many of the major european leagues take off. and if you want to play really much the green you are september seventeenth. nobody goes to the on go to bed when you know so they didn't use the israelis much they do believe . it be it indeed or you can challenge

he scaled a 57-story apartment building in sydney without ropes or climbing gear.t only took about 30 minutes to reach the top, where he was taken into custody. police say he will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. >>> some sad news this morning. a 13-year-old motorcycle racer has died after a crash at the indianapolis motor speedway. peter lenz fell off his bike and was run over by another motorcycle. the team from vancouver, washington, was hit during a warm-up lap. he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. high temperature helped create a slick track that may have contributed to the accident. lenz was a rising star in teen racing. >> he was 13 years old. very accomplished. nine national championships in various forms of two-wheel racing. had been racing with us for two full seasons. >> lenz is the youngest racer ever killed at the indianapolis motor speedway. >>> former baseball star roger clemens will appear in court today for the first time since he was indicted by a federal grand jury. while this afternoon's hearing in washington is

first of all, i am originally from sydney, australia. when i look at the waterfront in san francisco and there is still a lot of work to be done. i did once when i first lived here -- when i first moved here took the walk along fisherman's wharf. i have not done that walk sense, because i do not think it is a nice walk. i do not think this plan will address that. there are not many places to stop and have a drink. there is not a particularly beautiful walk along that side of the harbor. i think this plan would go a long way toward improving that as a great opportunity for the city and seaport, to approve the amenities. i think it could improve the quality -- the quality of the city. as a young professional who moved to the city, i think i am reflective of a lot of young people in the city. a lot of young people have moved here from other parts of the united states and other countries and called san francisco home. it is difficult for people like us to find housing in san francisco. there needs to be more housing in san francisco. this is

caucasus being drawn out of five days russian troops push the georgians out and russian recognize south sydney and independence. also they have lines here on our team is continuous at the top of the hour in time bring you a special report one spring at georgia state t.v. channel cost patika country by reporting that russia had launched an invasion find out why the government's take all that's next on r.t. . the first homecoming he'd say always insisted on telling the truth and that's what he spent his life doing before he had to flee his home country in georgia on february tenth two thousand and ten the independent journalist as swiss authorities to grant him political asylum his greatest worries are now for his family back home in georgia. a good here all right are you ok any problems so. simply tries to help anyone who asks people often bring their problems to him as the editor of a regional georgia newspaper he looks into the cases identifies those guilty and sums up his findings in newspaper reports some of tried to intimidate him and he's been beaten up several times in two thousand and f

the form of a dividend which would be fantastic for minority investors that's what i promote it in sydney. or they use the shares that they own a real as a deposit or as collateral to a bank for a major loan that they could use to further their business interests outside of the rules those are the two basic scenarios you have a third series of course which is would be the worst of all scenarios which would be just a legal battle that goes on and on and on and on and use an investor would just sit and lose money while they sorted out their own problems so i think the issue is money the resolution will be a decision that will allow the winner to take money out of the company either in the form of a loan or in a dividend and depending on which one they choose as a minority investor you could do very well nothing at all. russia's largest steelmaker severstal has a received any bids for three u.s. plants is put up for sale the company wanted to sell the mills but may now offer them separately as according to news wire american metals markets. as one of the assets the plant in ohio could be bou

kilometers an hour brought down power lines and trees across the region and tore the roof off a house in sydney was disrupted to over seventeen thousand homes and flights had to be rerouted while while there is forecast to ease over the next few days. charlotte now joins us with the latest from the world of business and good news out today what can you tell us about the latest employment figures oh yes well unemployment in russia has fallen twenty one percent the first five months of this year which means the country has now reached pre-crisis levels and if the details later in the program but the russian government says it won't. nickel settle it but it's a shareholder dispute. i know like jerry pascoe is bidding to why i've already made proton in accusing him of bad management of the. town and on monday appointed an ally as president suggesting he's go nowhere a spokesman for the president to date it says he won't step in but does want a third party to follow the world's top nickel mines and end the crisis. russian real estate prices are on the rebound even though the global economy has yet t

hundred thousand homes in new south wales lost power while fallen trees blocked roads and several sydney bound flights had to be rerouted if problems are expected to continue as more severe weather is forecast. and a drunken man went on a rampage in northern china after he killed a customer with a shovel loader at the co depot where he worked a chinese government spokesperson said the assailant smashed the loader into cars buses and shops killing eleven and wounding nearly two dozen the police were able to subdue the man after the tractor came to a stop in a field. and we've got some breaking news for you here and i don't see on the fires which are affecting central russia right now a large russian naval base has burnt down in the moscow region destroying billions of dollars worth of military hardware has now crossed our t's peter all of our in the region hi peter what more can you tell us about what happened at this naval base. right well we're hearing that twenty naval planes and planes and helicopters naval aircraft of all being destroyed a very swift blaze that swept through this des

kilometers an hour brought down power lines and trees across the region and tore the roof off a house in sydney power was disrupted to over seventeen thousand homes and flights had to be rerouted the wild weather is forecast to ease over the next few days. starting now joins us with the latest from the world of business i understand you're going to tell us which company is the most valuable in the world that's right well according to forbes magazine apple is top of the list thanks to its i phone model beating weibo microsoft into second place no russians might be lined up wish comprised of mainly text would have the details later in the program but first this hour the russian government says it won't just nickel to settle its bits a shareholder dispute billionaire. bidding to rival logical time in accusing him of monitoring the gulf of tonkin on monday appointed an ally as president suggesting he's go nowhere a spokesman for president david says he won't step in but don't want a third party to buy the world's top nickel why not end the crisis. russian realestate prices are on the rebound even t

hundred thousand homes in new south wales lost power while fallen trees blocked roads and several sydney bound flights had to be rerouted problems are expected to continue as more severe weather is forecast. and seventeen people are dead after a drunken man driving a shovel loader went on a rampage in northern china several dozen were wounded in the attack which apparently began after an argument at the coal depot where the men worked he smashed the loader into cars buses and shops before being overpowered by fellow villagers the thirty eight year old faces the death penalty if convicted of murder . those were the news books this hour here in our to you we're going to take a short break and then char that will be here with the latest business. i'm great for the we've got. the biggest issues good voice ceased to face with the news maker. and i welcome to the business program hey on our take the russian government says it won't purchase neuros nicko to settle its bits a shareholder to speak but in an audit dark past is bidding to buy out rival bugging me a proton and accusing him of soft m

have the world's youngest pygmy po that's what made it public debut at australia's taronga zoo in sydney can bury as part of a breeding program to boost the numbers of endangered species the car scare is just over. thole she's very shy and likes to sleep a lot but he can be rezoned lee one of three thousand pygmy hippos left in the world making a first steps their lovely pictures. jordanian society has become divided on the country's increasing westernize ation while some are happy to read european star magazines others are reluctant to change their traditional values tonight artie's policy it takes a look at the ongoing cultural revolution. a men's magazine that shows off female flourish and leaves little to the imagination a cover like this would not raise eyebrows in europe but in the middle east in a country like jordan where ninety five percent of the population is muslim it can go on sale only in the capital city editor cyrus side says her aim is to shock and that she does by filling in a gap in the market touching on issues that are pretty much to blue in the arab world like talki

eighteen thousand houses in south new south wales lost all fallen trees blocked roads in several sydney bound flight has been rebooted problems are expected to continue was more in inclement weather for. a drunken man went all around the age in northern china after he killed a customer with a shovel later of the cold on power wave was the chinese government spokesperson said the assailants smashed the later it calls buses and shops killing eleven and wounding nearly tells the police were able to subdue the man off the tracks who came to install the fields. now in just a couple of hours time all financial analysts parallels between russians who are in temperatures. so what's the cause report put the heat on business a little later. the story offers a direct link between temperatures and the bond market so russia's drought raises bondholder risk on prices so russia last week had the highest temperatures ever recorded in the hundred thirty years of record keeping in russia and the temperatures soared to thirty seven point four degrees celsius which is ninety nine degrees fahrenheit right w

the form of a dividend which would be fantastic for minority investors that's what i promote it in sydney. or they use the shares that they own a real as a deposit or as collateral to a bank for a major loan that they could use to part of their business interests outside of the world those are the two basic centers of a third circuit of course which is probably the worst of all scenarios which would be just a legal battle but it was on and on and on and on and it was an investor would just sort of lose money while they sorted out their own problems so i think the issue is money the resolution will be a decision that will allow with the winner take money out of the company either in the form of a loan or in a dividend and depending on which one they choose as a minority investor you could do very well or nothing at all. and finally ara fluffs become the first russian line to be included in the top twenty five leading carriers in the well industry magazine at transport world place the russian flagship carry a ten place one hall haven't left their group and that's just the airline's expresso

initial effort handing down colossal the easiest the finishes will press hard afterwards but it was sydney's alexander who carle who could have stolen all three points deep in the second have the blues nevertheless moved eight points clear of the chasing pack. elsewhere surprise package sports night you are up to the third after six goals are over rock bottom six in the sport tied at two two at all to play for eight minutes from. i'm sparts out but the breakthrough they were seeking the andro doing the necessary from the spot and three became full right at the quick feet of god why ensuring the night with the kinds of third place to keep well in the hunt for the champions league football next season. rust off are another team determined to make an impact this year the south or russian outfit taking care of business nothing against saturn to hold on to that spot in the. calmness her sunny fight here for the second seventy three minutes and. while in the day's opening clash were held to a one one draw by struggling through yes a battle that's on the side of the six seven taking the lead nine m

. -- hampden sydney college in virginia. >> my wife and daughter have the same name.racie is my daughter. grace is my wife. my wife is vice-president of communications at hudson institute here in washington. that is a think tank here. i think that c-span is filming in the event there as we speak. -- any event there as we speak. my wife was quite distressed that i was coming to see you because it would distract c- span from the important business of going to the hudson institute. who are the -- >> who are the hounds? >> they are our dogs. i am a great fan of beagles. we have had four of them in our married life. the last one recently died. we refer to them as members of the family. i thought it would be a little kitschy to list them by name. i just mentioned them collectively. >>what do any of your children -- to either of your children -- and do either of your children have an interest in history? >> they do. they will not pursue it in any professional way. >> if a young person were to come to you today and say, "philip terzian, give me a should read." -- i want to st

. >> reporter: and sydney entertains residence at the home he brew home here in washington.y of the residents are at or close to 100 years old. >> i have been lucky. never thought i would live this long but i'm enjoying myself very much. i have no regrets. >> reporter: the hebrew home itself is celebrating its sen ten yell so there have been parties for residents that were born the same year, 1910 that the nonprofit enterprise began. >> come on down. >> reporter: larry looks decades younger than his real age, 100. he says people ask him for the secret of a long life but he says it is mostly luck. >> i have had fairly good health all the way, and i just try to get along with people and that's the story. >> reporter: luck and a dash of moderation. >> as far as alcohol is concerned, i'll have a sip of wine once in a while. >> reporter: when these centenarians were born, william howard taft was the president of the united states and there have been 17 other presidents during their lifetime. some will admit, seemingly jokingly, their memories are going fast. >> you lived through

in sydney and he was arrested. >>> dog owners cheered on by their owners for the weinerschnitzel nationals 16 fastest dogs at the track will run at the racetrack on september 6. the quickest dog will advance to the national championships holiday bowl. if you want a challenging race put a curb in the middle of it. >> you know, that's cruel. [ laughter ] >>> coming up in the next half hour we'll show you some of the new images of the titanic that have just been released. >>> what a new audit says about how much money the u.s. has wasted in iraq. >>> and a local police officer shot while on duty finishes his second round of surgery. but he is not out of the woods yet. we'll tell you how he is doing and how local people are showing support coming up. ,, hmm, do i wear hats? i could wear hats, if i partook in hat type things (birds chirping) like strolling in an orchard ♪ is this my husband? awesome cool hat, mom oh my perfect kids alright fourteen ninety nine i totally wear hats the most powerful half-ton crew in america has a powertrain backed for 100,000 miles. chevy silverado half-ton a con

boy he got pretty close sydney and a touchdown on minnesota's birder. the storm did a former house, and that sent debris flying, fortunately no one was hurt. res u is near san diego my dear love the man from this side of the cliff as the falling a gliding accident when this is a the paraglider it collided in mid- air with another writer for the victims linton to the side of that left in his shoulder, knee and is yours. taken to nearby hospital where he was treated the other viral or landed safely without any incident. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. we want to go back inside give you another look here at what looks like former top camera where again we're dealing with overnight fog, low cloud cover religion of the defects by the sfo. in merrimack, #four 4:30 a.m. a live far such big, assuring traffic on 101 maybe this is our millbrae camera not quite sure. this is san as a, traffic on 101 is looking good, whether why is it is pretty typical, fog coming close to the coast. let's get the lates

he just arrived in sydney last week, to attend his mother's funeral, when he was served with an order$37 million on undeclared income, a claim he denies. >>> eggs from farms affected by the nationwide salmonella recall could still end up on a table near you. eggs laid by the potentially infected chickens are being pasturized to kill bacteria. then, they will be put in products like mayonnaise and ice cream. >>> let's check in with diane sawyer. she has a fascinating interview on tap tonight for "world news." diane? >> a good thursday morning to you, juju. tonight on "world news," she is so amazing. truly, one of the most astonishing spirits i've ever encountered. the first american to undergo a face transplant. we sat down with her a year ago. she has completed her final surgery. how does she look now? see her tonight on "world news." >> we're all riveted. >>> and finally, a new way to knock back a few cold ones, or should we say hot ones? the menu at this year's texas state fair includes deep-fried beer. i said beer. it looks like ravioli. it's pretzel-filled pockets of beer. and we'

this was monday at a beach in sydney. the guardrail where others w talk about a spo wa this guy is lucky to be alive. and that's the news at 8:05. >>> tim wea, sa sam, do not try this at home. >> i feel like i have 1,000 times in covering those harns. >> it's gor the wave. >> but not what you -- no. >> do not try this at home. no. >> man, is that a gorgeous picture. all right. okay. but no, no. don't do that. good morning, everybody. we have some birthdays in here. it's your birthday. what's your name? >> crystal. >> give a shout. it's your birthday, too. it's good. it's good. all right. all the way over. all the way over. let's get to the boards. one or two things we want to talk about, as you had o he talk abo ger.s you had o he from monmouth county, new jersey, to washington, d.c., and into michigan. you're sending us your twitter pictures. here's what's going on in the deep south. that low that makes a second heavy dwn >> today? hi, mom. >> hi, mom. happy anniversary, gary. >> happy anniversary, gary. >> it's not your