. >> ignition of the taurus rockets. >> a perfect start for nasa's latest mission. >> and of climatesmay affect our lives. >> does minutes into the lodge, there is a problem. >> the flight was going well until the time of separation. >> it fails to separate and the taurus rockets falls back to earth, crashing into the pacific ocean. the flight staff does not know why the 250 million pound mission failed. >> we are all pretty devastated. we will recover. the team will bounce back. they are all profs. -- they are all professionals. >> liftoff. >> two years who earlier, the same thing happened. minutes into its launch, its multimillion pound payload crash back to earth. at the time, nasa said it would fine fellow would rob before it flew any more missions. losing to earth observation satellites in the same way has been extensive and embarrassing -- expensive and embarrassing. it will launch another investigation. this time, it hopes it will get right. >> queen elizabeth is to make a statement. it will be the first trip to the republic by a british monarch. this is a bbc news. clashes hav

[applause] >> eat baked city bike rentals and taurus for two. you are in trouble now -- the bay city bike rentals and tours for two. >> our march teacher of the month as robert ross from mission high school, a social studies teacher. nearly all of robertson's have a self -- have his telephone number, and he is in constant contact with him -- men and their families. a visit students in their homes, meets with their parents, helps with applications for college, writes that was applications for jobs and scholarships, and yes, he attended far too many funerals. fighting for equity has been the touchstone of his entire teaching career. equity means ritter, a teaching and high standards, but it also means getting to know your students, crossing boundaries, and being patient. thank you for all your hard work. congratulations. [applause] >> thank you, everybody. my mom is here. she is only 91. [laughter] i wish my dad were here. he passed a couple of years ago, but i know this will have any special moment for him. my brother is here, my friends, my teac

and that taurus xl rocket lifting off from vandenberg air force base just after 2:00 with the satellitealled glory in its nose but a separation of a booster did not occur and that left glory without enough velocity to reach orbit. >>> arizona congress woman gabrielle giffords continues to make significant strides after being shot in the head. a spokesperson says the lawmaker is showing emotion, good memory skills, and knowledge of everything from business to song lyrics. and giffords has been undergoing extensive therapy for the past two months ever since the tucson shooting rankage. >> great news. we have not heard much news in the last couple of weeks from her so she continues to get better. >>> 6:13. a request from bart to clean up its act by riders, and complaining about the seats and what the agency is promising to do now. >>> and airline fares are going up again. how much more you will have to pay to get away. >>> and we're starting to see some slight delays, as you work your way through antioch and the rest of you are friday morning commute, coming up in just minutes. ,,,,,,,,,,,

a taurus xl rocketed lifted off from the air force base as planned but a protective cone did not separatee satellite as it should have. that left the satellite without enough velocity to reach orbit. nasa says all indications are that satellite and rocket are somewhere at the bottom of the southern pacific ocean. >>> a 16-foot tall truck plus a 15-foot tall overpass equaled a brief closure of 101 this morning northbound direction. the driver was headed to sunnyvale but pulled over in san jose when he realized his big rig could not make it under the bridge. chp shut down the highway between capital expressway and tully road while the truck turned around and went back to the next exit and got on the off ramp. >> you have no choice. can't get under the bridge we have got to go back. >> they didn't know how low that was. >> until they got here, yes. >> cal-trans is investigating how the big rig got the permits for that route. the truck was delivering a satellite to lockheed martin. >> time is of the essence and it has been a stubborn little system to practical. we have mostly cloudy skies acr

i often visit the park, not only for taurus, but walking through with my dog, and experiencing as a pedestrian. i have experienced firsthand, working with a lot of people with disabilities. like mary said, if they do not passed training, if they are not comfortable, they are happy not to do so. we are happy to invite everyone with disabilities if they're able to before the scheduled tour to try it out to see if they are comfortable with it. four instances really stand out to me in my experience as a tour guide. one woman had polio, another with ms, two men -- one elderly man i took out 88 years old. another man who had one leg. all four of them were not able to walk on their own, but were able to stand up on their own they needed help on and off, but when they were there, they describe the time of their life, they had not felt that confident in years. i felt honored to share that experience with them. i really feel great that we can offer and provide tours to tourists and locals alike who suffer from disabilities and are not able to enjoy the park on foot or bike. thank you. supervisor mar: th

the taurus xl rocket lifting off from vandenberg air force base, a protective shell did not separate from the glory satellite as it should have, and that left the satellite without enough velocity to reach orbit. now both the rocket and satellite are lost. >> and all indications are that the satellite and the rocket are in the southern pacific ocean somewhere. >> the whole project cost more than $400 million. had it reached orbit, the satellite would have analyzed projections of future climate change. >>> well, charlie sheen is at it again. this time though perhaps cashing in. how his rants could land him a big payday. >>> and losing sleep over wrinkles. see why the way you snooze may be adding years to your face. >>> and we've got sunshine now, but could rain move in for the weekend? we will talk about that next. ,,,,,, [ wheezing breaths ] [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13. i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they continue to profit... by selling kids the sam

high alert although the threat of a radioactive cloud reaching the area is set minimal stopping song taurus and foreign workers from falling. over is that. after the first reports about yet another explosion at the nuclear power plant were released emergencies officials for this region haven't turned supplied jack sport radiation levels here in the civilian region russia's closest part to japan we talk to representatives of the ministry sometime ago they showed us a car which they quit professional geiger meters which would measure radiation levels at different places around the city of the car will be raising the city of. seoul the much answers ministry here assures that as of tuesday morning there is no increase in radiation levels and there is no cause for the residents to panic. and in the worst case scenario locals can make. home there's no threats to the health of the people radiation readings are at a normal level meanwhile we know that russia's defense ministry says it is ready to evacuate if its personnel from the coral islands which is because. possibly region to japan and the res

reaching the area is minimal as the wind is expected to blow towards the pacific ocean however some taurus and foreign workers are leaving the area and our correspondent. is in the region that's some one hundred kilometers north of japan. emergences officials for this region have in turn supplied chaps for radiation levels here in the civilian region we talk to representatives of the ministry they showed us a car which they quit with professional geiger meters which would measure radiation levels at different places around the city so the margin says ministry here assures that as of tuesday morning there is no increase in radiation levels and there is no cause for the residents to panic. in the worst case scenario locals can make. it home there's no threats to the health of the sakhalin people radiation readings are at a normal level. meanwhile russia's defense ministry says that it is ready to send out its personnel from the who are all islands anytime soon this is the closest halls of this region to not japan and also sales of i already have rocketed in pharmacies across the city obvious

million dollars the satellites purpose was to gather new data about factors that affect your climate taurus staying with space matters cosmonauts in russia are hoping to be cleared for an orbital missions in the international space station so the international crew of the main and backup flights are only going final exams at russian star city of his regular school reports for the training center. examinations will take place over the next two days of the team will have to pick out a special examination ticket in x. out according to the instructions in that sequence and they will be graded not just on their performance in usual circumstances but also they will be able they will have to be able to perform well in emergency situations essentially b. will have to be prepared for anything that may go wrong in space on route to the ice says or at the international space station but when we spoke to them they did say that they have spent the last two years training together they are psychologically and physically prepared for this mission and they're really looking forward to it may believe they w

taurus not taking success for granted. >> this is the first on the post season. >> and giants giantsr fielder refused to give up on the career and it paid off last season. >> i was going to be out with the game on now, ways out like you said hard work paying off. come here for world series. and i've been blessed. >> he became a key addition to the g men as their lead off hitter. and there is a new contract but the approach will be the same as its been last 12 years. >> i'm taking it like i need to prove it again. many years like i've been working with a lot of things. >> his biggest battle is the fact he has adhd. he could stay focused, changing his routine at the plate daily. a coach recommended he take medication. it changes his life and made him an every day player. >> you can get more focused. it's not easy. and there is so many things in your mind. >> and he is trying to be a role model shedding light on the condition in a documentary. >> culminating in july about inspiring kids and people with this condition because it's hard. to be honest, it's hard for families. >> and there

a gold ford taurus with blood on the doors was stopped in an apartment complex about five miles away.ook at least one man into custody there. meantime, two others were gunshot wounds showed up at a separate hospital, possibly suspects, police say, wounded by a mystery shooter also in the bleachers at the school. >> they just said this mystery guy showed up while they were firing -- while the gang bangers were firing into the crowd, another man appeared out of nowhere, produced a pistol and fired in the direction of the ford taurus. >> reporter: police are talking to the two men at the hospital, they would also like to talk to that mystery man. they believe the shooters were from a rival high school. they're also hearing they may not be students at all. meantime, residents tell us there are often gang fights and gang shootouts in this area. in houston, jessica willie for abc news. >> well, as we mentioned, that incident in houston took place on the 30th anniversary of the assassination attempt on former president reagan. >> now, that's the event that galvanized a major gun control camp

mud slides and felton are leading to road closures, the taurus.own the trees like this one that crashed into a home and stocks valley. if they are losing their grip on this supersaturated valley and scotts valley--pg&e is losing their grip and scrambling to restore power to the bay area. >> the rain is continuing through the marin county the morning commute saw storm related accidents. high- profile vehicles suffered. this creek has spenhas been rising and working crews of and clearing storm drains >> highway 280, hazard light on and will be low speed limit. and with cars still this able to. if having to get a rescue from the wreckers and aaa. >> the damage on this nissan this tree fell at 11:00 a.m. the owner was not here. fortunately, no accidents and no fatalities or injuries. another problem with tree falling is that a lot of people the level of the other side were trapped. they could not get home until they got this tree cleared in fairfax, jeff bush, kron 4 news. gabe slate's tech report >>gabe: take a look of this line, it sfo. this is the

the taurus rocket lifted off from the air force base as planned but a protective shell did not separate from the satellite as it should have and that left the satellite without enough velocity to reach orbit. price tag? 424 million for the climate research project. nasa says all indications are that the satellite and rocket are somewhere in the southern pacific ocean. >>> and the ones that make it up do come down. parts of this massive german satellite spiraling out of control could smash into earth later this year. the german government is scrambling to try to figure out how to deal with it. half of the satellite includes a considerable amount of glass and there is no way to predict where it might land. they insist people are not in danger. >> we may get hit this weekend by a few rain drops, right, roberta? >> we may have rain, extremely gentle and light. let's head outside. we are looking out towards the bay bridge where today we had highs that banked anywhere from 61 degrees in the richmond area. gilroy65 in san francisco. if you're out and about this evening we do have a veil of hig

the taurus xl rocket launched but three minutes after launch, the shell failed to accept and it kepte from going into orbit. nasa held a press conference and they say the rocket and satellite are lost. >> and all indications are that the satellite and the rocket were -- is in the southern pacific ocean somewhere. >> the guy looks like he is about to cry, wow. >> half a billion dollars down the drain. >> a terrible disappointment. >> and $424 million satellite, supposed to monitor particles in the atmosphere and track solar radiation. >> nasa gets one chance. and boom. there you go. >>> 5:40. i'm all choked up myself. 5:40. coming up, next year's nfl season is alive at least for now. the new deadline before a lock jut happens. >>> and do you ever have trouble sleeping, sidney? >> yes. >> well, the surprising amount of people who doze off behind the wheel. believe it or not. we will talk about that. and more. when we come back. >>> good morning, folks. off and running on this friday. hope you're off to a great day. temperatures a little chilly in some spots. 30 s and 40s. mostly clear

drive taurus is 13 minutes. golden gate bridge it is a bit cocky but we don't have any accidents or incidents. california highway patrol has not issued a fog advisor it just yet. you may want to drive with extra caution as you make your way toward san francisco. if you're heading up to the sierra, chain requirements are in effect. >> james: we will take everett, back with more in a moment let's give you a quick flick of side this time from our roof camera is given out there a few scattered showers are in the mix. looks like it will stay that way through most of the day. back with more in a moment. >> james: welcome back to the kron 4 news. bridge check, was spent 80 your purchase looks nice, light, all little wet standing water their in all lot san mateo bridge looks good, you commute and highway 92 is pretty easy. right-hand side is your westbound direction. golden gate bridge there is a fraud your ride this morning traffic is light but your visibility is poor. we will let jan know where the fog is worse. --let

debating the eastern border of persia she will persuade him to invade the western border of persia in taurus greece so they can turn back to native greece. in doing so, this launches the persian war. so here's this woman -- and i'm quoting. and literally cried and from history. this is the moment in history when the face of persia at the returns from its easter feast of the western faith because of this illness. the urologist dedicates four or five lines and of course this launches the early history of the west, the turning of the face of persia away from its eastern border towards its western border, launching the very famous west and persian wars, so we now, 500 pages later returned back, recall the persian queen who likely had breast cancer in 500 b.c., imagined her traveling through time and one after the enough. as she moves through the history, the tumor remains the same. they recapitulate pass defenses and considers future. how is the treatment shifted in the last 4000 years and what happens later in the new millennium? 's first in 2500 b.c. the name for the elements, provides a diagn

he's making $7 million of 01 months of taurus. >> gray: you have to put it? out there.ot crazy, if he's not using drugs, this is his way of saying i'm going to have fun and tweak everybody. he's a genius. >> darya: i don't want to go to use stream and see him rant. but i think this is something you want to see horses at the weird. >> gray: if somehow turns out he's been perfectly clean and sober he's able to deal with his children and all that stuff, he has the last laugh. when you see the videos he does look crazy and you don't laugh at somebody who's nuts. apparently these tours are selling out. >> darya: it's listed under comedy show. he's getting up there with a monologue, get the cheap seats they need not have to sit to close in case. >> gray: you ever see a movie network? you think he's stealing that peter finch act. i'm mad as hell and not taking it anymore. >> darya: yes maybe join me and my tiger blood. san francisco is going to sell stuff, it's crazy. >> gray: as much as i laugh i'm sure we will have live reports in front of the theater. >> darya: 7,000,001 mo

policy makers, which has strengthened our independent commission to consumer privacy and the ford taurus as you proceed in this dialogue, it is important to avoid mixed messages to consumers that could inhibit them from exercising the choice to the self regulatory tool available. we have to ensure there is a single standard to make it simple for consumers. we do not want to add confusion to an already complex arena. i want to make it clear, we are working with browser companies such as microsoft and fire fox, and even chrome, who are part of the coalition to incorporate self regulation and do not track together. in conclusion, we believe the program creates the right framework that encourages both innovation and privacy, bring the benefits of online services and privacy protection to consumers. thank you, and i look forward to questions. >> thank you. mr. soltani? >> thank you for the opportunity to testify about online consumer privacy and the state of tracking. i am a technology researcher and consultant specializing in privacy and security on the internet. i served as a technologist o