let's get to the boe minutes. s the other crucial point of data or information that we're waiting for, just to show how much support mark carney really has in its forward guidance. the bank of england minutes show that the mpc voted 8-1 in favor of forward guidance policy. this is actually a bit of a surprise, isn't it, because we were expecting an anonymous vote in favor of forward guidance. as expected, the mpc voted 9-0 to keep rates at 0.5%. again, this is in line with expectations also and anonymous vote to keep qe bond purchases at a total of 375 billion sterling. it seems as though he doesn't have the support that is really needed to convince the markets that rates are actually going to stay low for an extended period of time. >> that vote is very interesting. clearly with the unemployment threshold set fairly high and with the three knockouts on inflation, inflation expectations and financial stability, it looked as if the governor would have got everybody on side, but you said martin weil. >> voted against

the group accuses asiana and boeing of poor pilot training and aircraft design. >> people have become complacent in the airline industry. there's been a lack of focus. when these accidents happen, it's a raised awareness to go back to fundamentals. >> the attorney says his clients want to see safety changes in the boeing 777, along with the way pilots communicate. >>> asiana is faces a lawsuit from a chinese man badly damaged in the crash. while other people onboard have to file lawsuits in china or korea, his son bought his ticket in the states so his suit is accepted here. >>> almost to the weekend. let's bring in jeff rainerraine. a lot of pressure. >> all that in one graphic. >> he's good. >> you are really good. >> we'll save that for a little bit. definitely some warmer weather coming our way. have to give yourself credit when you deserve it. we have good news in the seven-day. we're looking at two-hour delays with low ceils. drizzle that will continue into tomorrow morning. the planes will be stacking up in the skies. three-hour delays tomorrow morning. look at your friday fore

nissan. >> a dozen victims of the asiana flight 214 have filed a new lawsuit against both the airline and boeing the maker of the 777 that crashed at sfo. abc7 news reporter spoke with one of the tomorrows. >> by then it is too late. >>the attorney says the lawsuit is the most extensive and detailed explanation of what led up to the crash. >> we have poor training, resource management you have inattention by the pilots and you have inadequate and ineffective warning systems. >> the complaint states that boeing should have updated the 777 with an oral command warning like it did to 737's after a flight crashed under similar circumstances in 2009. >> an oral command is one where words are used, low speed, which immediately captures the attention of the pilot that is in control. >> the suit claims that boeing's planes had faulty auto throttle control system and a retired captain says today's technology is use will but a pilot's first responsibility is the safety of the passengers, which means they have to know highway to fly the airplane. >> someone should have been watching the airplane, they sho

what is going to bring in those buyers on boeing? >> thes on boeing generally speaking is past generation, risk of retirement and shareholder returns. we have ramping 787 production and ramping generation of commercial aircrafts that are generating a lot of cash. on the commercial side, the 787 program is being de-risked as we speak. that should be good for the stock. and then last the, shareholder returns. all that cash they're going to generate, it's going to come back to shareholders in dividends and repurchases, and investors appreciate that at this point in the cycle. >> so what is going to be the one thing, or maybe two, that would not get boeing to your target price? >> well, clearly, misexecution on the 787. we still have another rate break in front of us this year, seven aircraft a month now. they need to get to 10. and they need to get the cash flow break on that program at some point in 2015. the 787 is the key factor here for boeing at this point. >> jason, thank you very much for joining us today. one year performance going up

three people died when the boeing struck a seawall short. runway at sfo. >>> starting tomorrow. will retire the flight 214. the flight will be renumbered to flight 212. the return flight will become flight 211. this is something commonly they do after a disaster. >> new details on the health of nelson mandela. he is still in critical condition but south africa's president says his health is gradually improving. he has been hospitalized since june 8th. the government has released few details about his illness they say he is suffering from a recurring lung infection. a number of relatives have spoken openly about returning to his home soon. >>> today's state department officials reopened several embassies. 18 of the 19 diplomatic posts are back open. however, the embassy in yemen will remain closed. embassies were shot down a week ago after intercepted message indicated a major terrorist attack. >> still ahead at 9:00, we could be getting big news from apple. latest buzz about the next version of the iphone and big upgrade insiders expect on the latest model. >> how friends banded

remember, the prototype f-35 is nothing like the play we are flying right now even. boeing would have to -- with its plan, whatever that might be, would have to go through an entire development process,, with a machine tooling, go through the flight testing, go through the changes, and all the things that go on. let's incorporate all the different requirements that have changed since boeing has left the program here to remember, the air force, navy, marine corps -- they all agreed on a certain type of plane when they signed onto it. shortly thereafter, they'll begin to work to give back all of those technologies they lost in the compromise. for example, they were initially going to build these plans and only have maybe four different types of weapons that it would employ from the outset. that number grew significantly over time where you had suddenly dozens of different types of weapons that they were saying they can incorporate. each weapon cost something like $800 million or so to incorporate. software technology, integration systems come all the things that go on. this i

. >> the boeing 737 had 148 people on board. >> now, the eastern alameda county where fire crews are monitoring hot spots from a fire that burned this afternoon. >> the fire ignite east of livermore. >> about 20 acres burned before crews managed to gain the upper hand. >> an rv was lost in the fire. >>> emotions ran high as an ant antioc man was in court today. >> he's charged of kill it would go at a jewelry store. >> prosecutors claim he attacked the employees because he thought he'd been over charged for an item. >> someone screamed out murder. >>> oakland police now say they've been able to identify three of the four women who may have been witnesses to an unsolved homicide. >> the photos were taken by stone of free month before he was shot. >> the four women left before the police arrive. >> detectives say they hope they will have information that'll help serve this case. >>> san francisco is reporting a loud explosion involving a fedex truck. >> a driver reported hearing a blast. he said he heard and felt the boom. >> the bomb squad responded and traffic was rerouted. >> there

the officers worked to clear out the back of the boeing aircraft despite the thick black smoke. when there was confusion about the number of missing passengers, cunningham ran back in the plan to make sure no one was trapped. >>> in oakland the investigation continues surrounding who gunned down a 1-year-old boy and his father. family members say drew thomas and his father andrew were shot and killed while sleeping in their bed around 3:00 yesterday morning. the two were in town for the funeral of a cousin who was killed on saturday. police have not yet released a motive. relatives think this is a shooting related to saturday's hochl side. on that subject police do say they now have arrested a man in connection with saturday's deadly shooting. kendall eatman in connection with the killing of 18-year-old al xwfrnlthsuino rivera. >>> new trouble this morning for the school district once headed by the superintendent of santa clara county schools. it's now the focus of an investigation for skewing federal and state test results. xavier della tore was the superintendent from 2009 unt

three teens from china dieing when the boeing 777 struck the seawall at sfo on july 6. >>> negotiations between b.a.r.t. and its unions stalling all over again. the silver lining, the trains are still up and running. today is the start of the 60-day cooling off period ordered by governor jerry brown. that means b.a.r.t. will run as scheduled until at least midnight, october 10th. contract negotiations did resume yesterday, but they broke down after a few hours. both sides say they're about $50 million apart in negotiations. if no deal is reached by the end of that 60-day cooling off period, workers will then have the right to strike at any time. >>> 4:37. san mateo county getting tsunami sirens along the coast today. >> that will wake you up. crews began to replace the eight outdated sirens. the emergency services say it's expected to be completed in time for the next monthly test. >> i think i'd like to get that in my alarm at this morning to make suri get out of bed. >>> no kidding. if we could get the clouds to part, we could see the per si media showers. >> i think tomorrow we'll se

the perfect storm. >> his sclinclients want to see changes made to the boeing 777. recommendations were made to improve safety following other plane crashes but never implemented. petry says that needs to change along with the way pilots communicate. >> this team of accident was preventible. it was foreseeable as it happened in the past. and it should never happen again. >> another major issue brought up in the complaint has to do with seatbelts. the plaintiffs want to see all seats on 777s equipped with lap and shoulder restraints. right now only business class passengers have both. live nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kimberly. as for the investigation, the ntsb, did they share too much, too early, in days following the plane crash? >> some have applauded transparency of ntsb, others are questioning the early free-flow of critical information. bring in chief investigative reporter, tony, we haven't said this too often "too transparent." >> it comes from veteran pilots who can't risk their jobs and former ntsb investigator, all surprised by what they heard hours an

three teens from china died when the boeing 777 struck the sea wall at sfo on july 6th. >>> crews outorking very hard this morning finally able to put out a big time fire a house fire in selano county. this happened on a neighborhood near vacaville. the flames got as high as the trees in that area and there were several loud explosions coming from the home during this fire. happy to report nobody was hurt but three buildings and several cars were destroyed. >> the teenager at the center of a west coast amber alert is back with her father this morning. family members say it could be a few more days before brett anderson finally has 16-year-old hannah back home in southern california. until then the family is taking time to celebrate her safe return while also mourning though the loss of two family members. >> we had to put 9 murder of ethan and tina on hold in the back of our minds because we had to totally focus on hannah, period. >> i am excited for my son who gets to have her at least. he lost his wife and his -- one of my beautiful, handsome grandson. we just got to work at getting

the boeing 737 landed this afternoon. it landed safely thankfully. one of the tires blew after it took off from allen dentd from the plane was able to taxi to the gate without help. >>> now to continuing coverage of the asiana flight 214. that airplane crash is prompting efforts to change aviation law. the house passed congress woman spears amendment requiring faa to consider low air speed warning agents on jets. she cited the crash when proposal the mandate. initial reports indicate low air speed may have been the main factor behind the july 6 crash. >>> san francisco police arrested the man they believe is responsible for a vicious attack on a woman during pride weekend. the video is disturbing. investigators believe christopher porter-bailey of oakland is the man who doubled back and kicked a woman in the face after she was down and had just been robbed. the woman was knocked out. the attack happened on june 30. the believe the group of four or five people may have been responsible for a series of assaults that weekend in san francisco. they don't

the boeing 737 stopped with its nose outside the runway. airline officials told nhk that 106 passengers were on board. a local fire department says no injuries have been reported. transfer ministry officials are investigating the details. >>> freshwater eel is a popular summer dish in japan. enthusiasts say consuming it on hot days helps beat the heat. but eel prices are rising on a weaker yen and as demand grows abroad. nhk world's reporter has more. >> reporter: eel is a staple of the japanese diet. a traditional way of enjoying it is this style where the fish is split open, dipped in a sweet soy sauce glaze, and grilled. it's seen as a summer delicacy that provides stamina as it's rich in vitamins. >> translator: i crave it in the summer. >> translator: i'll keep eating it as long as i can afford to. >> reporter: freshwater eel is becoming an expensive habit. much of it is imported from china. and the weaker yen is putting pressure on buyers. domestic producers are also facing challenges that stem from the weak currency. the feed importe

they say passengers, not the airlines, contributed to their own injuries when the boeing landed short of the runway on july 6. they claimed this in court filings along with news that ail was offering $10,000 to each survivor of the crash. a lawyer who suing asiana on of behalf of several survivors says the denial is standard for airlines after a major accident. >> the passengers were fare paying passengers and they did nothing but it their seats and were thrown from the streets when they could not find the runway. >> the officials have not returned calls from abc7 news for a comment. the crash killed these teen girls. 300 survived. >> football player from cal is involving in a hospital this morning after an injury that silenced everyone at the stadium yesterday. it happened during the first full contact scrimmage yesterday. this is video from the game. he was projected to be a starter safety. during practice he made a big hit and he did not get up. he was on the ground for 15 minutes. not moving. before he was taken by ambulance to the hospital. the junior from fort lauderdale has mov

the boeing 747 returned to sfo while emergency crews were on the runway. no injuries to the 348 passengers or 18 crew members. facebook founder zuckerberg is throwing his considerable influence behind an immigration reform and will speak in san francisco at a screening of the film about illegal immigrants. this is his first step in building a social political network. >> no bart strike this morning, but some folks could be taking to the roads because they have not her. >> i hope everyone is tuning in to fine out the latest. the good in us is the strike has been averted. it looks like 23 trains are running on time and we have only one accident if you are traveling along the eastbound direction on highway 4 in hillcrest. other than that, clear conditions. the bay bridge toll plaza shows cars are funneling into the tolls and it will be 11 minutes to head away from the maze to san francisco. at the golden gate bridge it will be nine minutes into san francisco and we do have a high extra cars into san francisco and as we head over to the san mateo this is 14-mi

three people were killed with the boeing 747 struck a seawall. more than 300 people did survive. >>> now to a little boy who has become a symbol of the gun violence plaiging the city of chicago. the number of murders has fallen in year, but there's been a string of shootings in which young children are killed or continue wounded caught in the line of fire. this is how chicago is trying to fight back. >> reporter: this 5-year-old may not have super powers, but es done somebody remarkable. narrowly escaping and becoming a -- >> who is the best, spiderman or bat man? >> spiderman. >> returning from a fourth july party, they stopped at a park by their home. >> i didn't realize the difference between fireworks and gunshots. and he got hit running to me. >> reporter: he was hit in the stomach between rival gangs. at the hospital the doctors said he was dying and rushed him to surgery. >> it's the worst feeling that you can ever have to watch your child go through something and go through so much pain and there's nothing you can do about it. >> reporter:

metaphor or is that too hard your thoughts what is just a foosball of your question just to knock the boeing point on the head when it comes to councils the whole loan given age that you lift the cap on councils being able to borrow then you've changed our accounts in cebu so the in line with the western european countries we're borrowing by local authorities isn't included in the net national public sector boeing figures again but which johnson has made this point abundantly clear but the point you're making about interest right upon side if you like i think is a really good one and it boils down so they say longleaf just becomes far cheaper the rich are and we have a situation where one million families have now be forced into the arms of these illegal. who are exploiting the fact we're going to see the biggest squeeze in living standards as i say on rec hold we have time for million people in the seventh richest country on earth forced to rely on food banks where you have. charity show like save the children people having to choose between heating a hug and feeding their children again on

the boeing 737 veered off the runway before takeoff in heavy rain.the aircraft. the ceo of nok air says the airline was bringing equipment to lift the wheels of a plane which are stuck in mud. >> the ntsb is looking into the last minute pilot change in the rough landing of its southwest airlines flight at laguardia. the nose gear broke as the flight landed last month. 10 passengers were injured. the national transportation safety board just updated their investigation, the captain of the flight took control the aircraft from his co- pilot when the plane was below 400 ft.. >> security officials say that suspected u.s. drone strikes have killed seven alleged al-qaida militants in southern yemen. it is the fed suspect it won't attack in yemen in less than two weeks. the attacks come a day after the u.s. and britain evacuate the embassy's staff because of threats. >> the justice department has filed a first criminal charges and the deadly attack on the u.s. diplomatic missing in ben hazighazi, libya. the still complaint was filed in the u.s. does record

three people were killed when the boeing 777 struck a seawall. more than 300 people did survive. >>> now to a little boy who has become a symbol of the gun violence plaguing the city of chicago. there were more than 500 murders there last year. and while the number and pace has fallen this year, there's been a string of shootings in which young children are killed or wounded and caught in the line of fire. john yang reports on how chicago is trying to fight back. >> reporter: 5-year-old jaden donald may not have super powers but he's done something remarkable, narrowly escaping becoming a grim statistic in chicago's violent summer. >> who is the best, spiderman or batman? >> spiderman. >> returning from a fourth july party, they stopped at a park by their home. >> i didn't realize the difference between fireworks and gunshots. and in the mist of it, jaden got caught running to me in the crossfire. >> reporter: he was hit in the stomach in what police say was a dispute between rival gang factions. at the hospital the doctors said he was dying and r

a south carolina woman claims that she was among the 16 injured when the boeing 737 made a nose first landing on july 22nd. she says in a lawsuit filed in new york yesterday, she suffered permanent injuries. the spokeswoman for southwest says the airline doesn't comment on pending litigation. >>> a worldwide travel alert is in effect for americans traveling abroad after the u.s. intercepted terrorist messages discussing attacks against american interests. but as marly hall shows us from cbs, many people aren't canceling their travel plans. >> reporter: a bearier blocks people from getting to the u.s. embassy in coy row, egypt. it's one of 22 american embassies and consulates across the muslim world that won't open sunday because of a terror threat. cbs news has learned u.s. intelligence believes a will the is underway -- plot is underway and there's a team of terrorists already in place to carry it out. >> they accident specific enough information about the plot or the target. and so authorities are looking for that information now to try to disrupt the plot. >> reporter: the state de

the boeing 757 was headed from cancun mexico to atlanta when the crew said it smelt smoke in the cockpitelta smokes man said a fluorescent bulb burned out and caused the smell. no one was injured. >> a fright train known as the beast derailed in southern mexico on sunday. at least five people were killed and 18 injuries. officials say at least 250 migrants were on the train. many of them riding on the roof of the cars trying to cross into the u.s. >>> on the cbs money watch now, remembering a trailblazer on the new york stock exchange and donl trump accused in a student scam. wendy gillette is here with that and more. good morning. >> good morning. gold hit a three week high. hong kong gained a half percent. consumer confidence and personal income are some of the key economic reports due this week. the dow finished town 70 points last week while the nasdaq added 55 points. >>> the first woman to become a member of the new york stock exchange has died. muriel seebert bought a seat on the male dominated exchange in december of 1967. she founded her own brokerage firm and was the first woma

head and neck injuries. >> the suit is the first to target asiana airlines and boeing which manufactured the plane. it alleges asiana airlines and boeing rushed pilots through training and claims boeing could have helped prevent the crash. the suit faults asiana airlines for offering shouldering restraints versus lap belts. >> you are sacrificing safety. >> reporter: his clients are suffering from physical and mental pain. one family was returning to san francisco. >> joyous occasion and the return trip was just a chamber of horrors. and turned their life upside down. >> reporter: we reached a spokesperson for boeing and they declined comment. reporting live at sfo, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have breaking news now from the peninsula. skyline community college is on lock down because of a suspicious person. police are searching the idcampus building by building -- the campus building by building. someone was spotted with a potential weapon. that person was seen in a hiking area near the college. the college just updated an announcement, it states the campus is closed as

the latest targets boss asiana and the maker of the boeing 747 and claims pilots training were rushed and boeing could have installed a low speed warning system that might have helped prevent the crash and claimed that passengers in coach seats suffered more serious injuries because of different seat belt configurations. they have not commented on the lawsuit. >>> police are investigating a shooting at an apartment complex that left at least three people injured. it happened after 4:00 this morning at the complex on cunningham avenue. police did not find victims at the scene but two men and a woman showed up at a nearby hospital with gunshot wounds. >> i am really upset because this can happen to anyone, including my, my family, and we need to do something as a community. >> police do not know who carried out the shooting or what their motive might have been. >>> san jose police have made an arrest in the shooting of a san jose state nursing student. johnny lozano faces homicide charges for the shooting death of kimberly chico, killed early saturday morning by a stray bullet in downto

we can find out about the design of the boeing aircraft. we have that ability through our system. >> reporter: they want to expose the truth about why asian flight 214 crashed. but what he wants is his life back. >> i can't get -- -- you know. i want to -- >> reporter: he says his doctor at stanford the earliest he may with able to return to china is october. that's an estimate. we have yet to hear back. reporting live at sfo. >>> the san francisco police commission honored four officers tonight who were some of the first people to respond to the crash. james cunningham, they were presented with certificates of appreciation for what they did on july 6th, and what they do on the job. cunningham, who is stationed at san francisco international airport, remembers vividly racing to the scene. >> some of the crew were asking for knives. officer lee opened up his knife to one of the crew members. went back up the slide. and then, tossed mine to another person. went up there and cut somebody out. and then, trying to get people away from the airplan

. >> next, a different class of seatbelts is the focus fights against boeing and asiana by survivors of the crash at sfo. >> a new terror alert issued in the second country the united states is telling americans to get out of immediately. >> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> developing news in the search for the man believed to have kidnapped a san diego teen and killed her mother and brother. authorities now believe that james dimaggio could be carrying explosives or have his car rigged with explosives. they think three could be headed to canada with 16-year-old hannah anderson. an amber alert covers california, oregon, washington and nevada and investigators have had reported sightings of the nissan. >> a dozen passengers from asiana flight 214 filed a lawsuit against the airline and boeing the maker of the 777 that crashed. the lawsuit claims boeing designed and manufactured the aircraft with defects including a faulty auto throttle and inadequate warning systems and the pilot had less than eight sedgeds warning there was a pro

. >>> a dozen victims of the asiana plane crash filed a lawsuit against the aircraft and boeing that crashed at sfo last month. we spoke with one of the attorneys involved in the suit and live at sfo with the story. >> reporter: dan, it is a 36-page lawsuit and while it does seek monetary compensation for damages, the lawyer said the main goal of the families is to make sure this never happens again. >> by then it's too late. >> reporter: the attorney said the lawsuit is filed as the most extensive and detailed explanation of what led up to the crash. >> poor training and resource management and inattention by the pilots and you have inadequate and ineffective warning systems. >> it states boeing should have updated them with knowa oral command warning like it did with the 737s after a flight crashed under similar circumstances in 2009. >> it's where words are used. low speed. it immediately captures the attention of the pilot that is in control. >> they also claim boeing's claim had defects. the captain said today's technology is useful, but a first responsibility is the safety of th

. >>> a dozen victims of the asiana plane crash filed a lawsuit against the aircraft and boeing that d at sfo last month. we spoke with one of the attorneys involved in the suit and live at sfo with the story. >> reporter: dan, it is a 36-page lawsuit and while it does seek monetary compensation for damages, the lawyer said the main goal of the families is to make sure this never happens again. >> by then it's too late. >> reporter: the attorney said the lawsuit is filed as the most extensive and detailed explanation of what led up to the crash. >> poor training and resource management and inattention by the pilots and you have inadequate and ineffective warning systems. >> it states boeing should have updated them with knowa oral command warning like it did with the 737s after a flight crashed under similar circumstances in 2009. >> it's where words are used. low speed. it immediately captures the attention of the pilot that is in control. >> they also claim boeing's claim had defects. the captain said today's technology is useful, but a first responsibility is the safety of the pass

. >>> a dozen victims of the asiana plane crash filed a lawsuit against the aircraft and boeing that crashed at sfo last month. we spoke with one of the attorneys involved in the suit and live at sfo with the story. >> reporter: dan, it is a 36-page lawsuit and while it does seek monetary compensation for damages, the lawyer said the main goal of the families is to make sure this never happens again. >> by then it's too late. >> reporter: the attorney said the lawsuit is filed as the most extensive and detailed explanation of what led up to the crash. >> poor training and resource management and inattention by the pilots and you have inadequate and ineffective warning systems. >> it states boeing should have updated them with knowa oral command warning like it did with the 737s after a flight crashed under similar circumstances in 2009. >> it's where words are used. low speed. it immediately captures the attention of the pilot that is in control. >> they also claim boeing's claim had defects. the captain said today's technology is useful, but a first responsibility is the safety of th

a crash time was ready and waiting as the boeing 737 touched down yesterday afternoon. the pilots reported a flat tire after taking off. the plane landed and taxied to the gate with no problems. >>> time now is 6:08. sal is back. you doing the toll plaza yet. >> that esnot that bad. let's take a look at what we have now. you will be happy with it. there is a backup in some of those middle lanes but it is better than normally is. there is a back up. and look at san francisco northbound 101. this looks good. and the extension looks good to king street. on the pens la it looks good all the way to the south bay breaks in 9 fog. we'll see more today. the mean temperature was 60.1 which is close to the 30-year average. and 30 year average 66-point 5. the minimum was cooler. and checked in at 53.9. the big news is 26 out of 31 days had fog. that's a lot. the wind is cranked up. 65 but sunny and a normal high of 67. getting close. and now 28 miles per hour. that's to part of the delta. that's a stiff breeze. other locations cool. 4648 at fairfax and 46 and there is a chill in th

it says that the boeing 737 came to rest with this fund half in a grassy area and there were no injuries. the incident is the second in a month involving a south korean airline. as you remember, back on july 6th, and asiana airlines flight crashed landed at sfo, killing three people and injuring dozens. >> the time is 6:12 a.m.. crews in south florida are working to repair a sinkhole. the driver of this toyota says that he was waiting at a stop sign when he felt his car seat. he tried to drive out but it was too late. the driver was able to get out of the car, and crews later pulled the vehicle out of the sinkhole. construction equipment cost to cracks in a water main that cost a whole to open up. >> police and tempo of say a piece stole a the volkswagen beetlin tampa say a piece stow this a volkswagen beetle then ditched it in the hillsborough river. officers found monday morning. it took a dive teams and marine officers to help pull out. [ femafele ann aouncernc we invitnved wom w to tee the not noso pre py try h h about outheir eidy wdyhese i woi uldn'tdnhangha [ femalema announner ]e

early from ireland. 171 apparentlies and eight crewmembers and their luggage were removed from the boeing 757 for screening. airport officials have since given the all-clear. >>> the maryland state police computer crimes unit arrest a baltimore man today for possessing and distributing child pornography. 28-year-old brian allen bile anski. a trooper says he was sharing child pornography over a file network. forensic lab researched his computer and found photos showing children in various sexual activities. >>> and jurors heard from karla porter herself, as prosecutors played her videotaped confession to police. wjz is live owz the courthouse -- outside the courthouse in towson. >> reporter: what a spectacle for the jurors as they watched that videotaped interrogation, where at first, carla porter lied to police. then eventually broke down in tears as she confessed to her role in the murderous plot. where's when william ray porter was shot in the head in march 2010, at the towson hess gas station he owned, his wife called 911. >> my husband has just been shot. >> listen to me. what is your

, the maker of the 777 that crash claiming that boeing designed and manufactured the aircraft withefects including a faulty auto throttle and inadequate we warning systems. they say the pilot had only eight seconds warn there was a problem and claims boeing failed to properly train and update pilots on the aircraft. >> we are continuing to follow breaking news from san jose with throw people shot just about two hours ago with a report from the scene. >> but, first, richmond got attention when they announced a plan to seize underwater mortgage loans and that plan is up in the air. >> from our camera, you can see a pretty shot of the colors and clouds that are carrying a little moisture. mike will update the forecast and leg >> we are back and starting off with the cool day to start, but dry by noon and 59 and dry through 3:00 at 61 but it will be breezy at 6:00 with low clouds and drizzle at 9:00. paul mccartney is the big act tonight. thunderstorms incorporate of us with a red nag warning so watch out. everyone else is quiet as you look through the central valley with 82 in sacrame

and then in europe, key interest rate decisions from the boe and ecb. china's official data showing the country's manufacturing sector expanded last month. it's thursday -- is it august? it is. thursday, august 1st, 2013. "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. i'm becky quick with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin who is happy to be back. >> i don't know if i'm happy to be back. lovely to see you. it was a nice week and a half. fun to be back. >> were you getting up at 4:00 a.m. every day? >> no. almost. 6:00 a.m. so the thing i miss this morning is the kids running into the bed. that is something we don't get to do enough. >> no. >> along with the family unit, you don't. >> and hang out at that -- >> they're in that wing of the upper west side, right? are they allowed in there? >> of course they're allowed. on the weekends they're allowed in there -- >> i thought the staff had explicit instructions not to let them into that part of the compound. >> yeah, yeah. >> upper west side compound. >>

dreamliner service between tokyo and san jose discovered an electrical wiring problem in three of the boeing 787 jets. they announced today they discovered the problem during preflight maintenance of a jet in together coe and the wiring is located in fire extinguishers. an investigation is underway to determine if the faulty wiring causes an extinguisher to malfunction, the latest set become for the troubled dreamliner. last month a fire broke out an ethiopia airlines 787 in london triggering an inspection of the beacon use the to -- used to elect -- to help out. >> and accreditation for city college did not comply with federal rules when they pulled accreditation and it is fought clear of the impact on the future or the thousands of students who attend. they will lose their adead dangerous in a year unless major reforms are made. >> newly appointed university of california president napolitano is house hunting here in the bay area. the chronicle reports that napolitano is searching for a home to rent in oakland as part of the compensation, the university will pick up the cost of her rent, a

the boeing 747 returned as emergency crews stood by along the runway. the flight to sydney will take almost 14 hours. >>> tonight mark zuckerburg is throwing his influence behind comprehensive immigration reform. facebook's co-founder will speak at a screening of the movie "documented" a movie about illegal immigrants. they say it is swrummerburg's -- zuckerburg's first step at building a social political network. >>> and fighting venomous snakes. the breakthrough that could save thousands of lives. and "star wars" is slowly disappearing. the sands of time affect on the nearly 40-year-old movie. >> and temperatures have been running pretty cool as of late. but the big question is how long will it last? morning and all week long. this comes after governor jerry brown stepped in to stop a strike about 90 minutes ago. the governor asked for a board of inquiry to probe the dispute between bart and the union representing the workers. they said in a statement that the strike would, quote, endanger the public's health, safety and welfare. there is a breakthrou

three people died when the main landing gear of the boeing 777 struck a seawall on july 6th sending the plane spinning off the tarmac. >>> we know more about how federal agents found and rescued hannah anderson in the idaho back country. the man who allegedly kidnapped the teenager after murdering her mother and brother was shot and killed. >> a group of horse baca riders were the first to spot the two in the idaho backwoods on thursday. >> when we went up the trail a little ways i told these guys there was something wrong there. the riders called police giving the rescue teams a place to search. late yesterday after spotting the camp site from the air, the agents moved in. >> they waited until the two were separate and they moved in to make that rescue. >> dimaggio was shot and killed in the showdown, ending a week-long multistate manhunt who investigators say kidnapped anderson after he murdered the girl's mother and eight-year-old brother. anderson was rescued and rushed to an area hospital to be evaluated and reunited with her father. >> i'm excited for my son who gets to have her a

the boeing 747 returned as emergency crews stood by along the runway. the flight to sydney will take almost 14 hours. >>> tonight mark zuckerburg is throwing his influence behind comprehensive immigration reform. facebook's co-founder will speak at a screening of the movie "documented" a movie about illegal immigrants. they say it is swrummerburg's -- zuckerburg's first step at building a social political network. >>> and fighting venomous snakes. the breakthrough that could save thousands of lives. and "star wars" is slowly disappearing. the sands of time affect on the nearly 40-year-old movie. >> and temperatures have been running pretty cool as of late. but the big question is how long will it last? did you know kids who play outdoors have healthier lungs? totally. did you know that boys that play with dolls make better husbands? my son has lots of dolls. but did you know terry cloth diapers breathe better? i did. oh, yeah, yeah. did you guys know statistically friendly kids have more friends? yeah. that's obvious. did you know most people think they

the boeing 757 enroute from can keown to atlanta landed when pilots reported the smell.ed there was no danger. the plane was carrying 187 passengers and they were put on another plane. >>> two people under arrest charged in a home invasion robbery in florida. police say they would not have been caught without the help of two brave children, a 13-year-old girl and her 11-year-old sister were home alone at the time of the break in. they hid in the bathroom and called their father. he told them to call 911. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> there's some people in our house. >> what are they doing? >> they just entered. >> it's a terrifying feeling to know that your daughter or kids are in danger and you can't get there immediately. his girls are okay. he's thankful for that. he is still having nightmares. likely the girls will as well. you have to make them feel as safe as possible. >>> coming up, controversy over a cancer treatment. the family wants to handle things their own way. how the courts may get involved. that's next. [ male announcer ] these days, a small busines

and the gilts phase, this is a fascinating one currently, especially after the boe minutes yesterday, which were a little more hawkish than expected, but we did see that big decline in the claimant count. the ten-year gilt yield is at 2.63%, still close to those two-year highs. but i also want to show you what is happening in the short term space in terms of the two-year gilt yield. it is now the highest since the month of june. that basically tells you that the market isn't believing what mark carney says about forward guidance. look at this gilt yield at 0.447%. the market is not believing what he says. it does believe that markets that raids in the short term will rise earlier than what mark carney is guiding for, maybe as early as 2015. here's a quick check of the european markets, we are seeing a lot of red arrows across the board. the smi, bit of an underperformer on the back of weaker than expected numbers coming from zurich. the xetra dax losing a third of 1%. similar story for the ftse 100, which has been relative underperformer yesterday on the back of the boe minutes. now,

the boeing 747 that returned to sfo while emergency crews stood by along the runway. no injuries to any of the 348 passengers or 18 crew. >> facebook founder zuckerberg is throw his considerable influence behind comprehensive immigration reform. zuckerberg will speak tomorrow in san francisco at a screening of a film about illegal immigrants. this is zuckerberg's first step in building a social political network. >> new york yankees star rodriguez could play against the white sox tonight even if major league baseball has other plans. later today the league is expected to suspend him for the season over accusations that the third baseman used performance-enhancing drugs which could top 200 games and keep him off the field through the 2014 and into the 2015 season. however, rodriguez could still be allowed to play while fighting the suspension. >> there were steroids. no one i don't do what he did. >> innocent until proven guilty. until you have concrete evidence he should play. >> 13 others are expected to be suspended, as well, for links to performance-enhancing drugs

three teenagers from china ended up dieing when the boeing 777 struck the seawall at sfo back on july 6th. >>> it is 6:11. coming up, the u.s. postal service comes up with a new way to increase revenue. this one involves alcohol. we'll explain coming up. >>> we also have a major wildfire to tell you about in california. this one almost under control. when crews hope to have it fully contained. that's coming up. >>> we'll hear about the hyper loop. if you don't know what it is, we'll tell you coming up in business and tech. >>> welcome back now. 6:13. low clouds spanning inland this morning. that bodes well. we're not going to see the heat soar yet. come late week, we're talking about a return of the triple digits. >> christina showed you the sunol area. loads touching the hilltops, not a problem for the drivers. same in the san mateo bridge. both of the spots, no problems. we have your morning commute building. we'll show you what's going on toward the dublin interchange. the latest on the crash coming up. >>> at 6:14, let's get you updated on the day's top stories. chp investigating

it says the boeing 7-37 came to rest with its front half in a grassy area and there were no injuries.nto niigata airport are canceled today is the investigation contines. the incident is the second in a month involving a south hot korean airline. as you remember, back on july 6th, an asiana airlines flight crash-landed at s-f-o, killing three people and injuring dozens. several airlines nationwide are recovering from delays caused by a computer outage. the problem had to do with the system they used for reservations, check-ins, and online booking. the problem started around home 8-40 last night and all systems were restored by 11. it's great having at&t u-verse high speed internet. walter likes to download fix-it videos... and watch "boardwalk empire." it helps sam with math... [ beeping ] ...and online gaming. and suze loves her smartphone for "social" studies... like video-chatting with sara. hi, ms. kelly. hi, sara. [ male announcer ] call to get the fastest internet for the price -- $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. on our newly expanded advanced digital

the speeches come before an upcoming debate over the federal budget and the debt ceiling. boeing is said to be secretly testing a new way to build jets.the seattle times reports-- next month engineers will test advanced automation in building the soon to be launched 777x.automation could drastically reduce production time. friday-- the wall street journal reported.. boeing traced an electrical wiring problem in 3 dreamliners to a supplier.the issue was noticed during maintenance on 787's owned by japaneser airline ana holdings.a boeing official tells reporters it does not impact the jets performance. retailers are using new methods to revive sluggish back-to- school sales.the national retail federation says families will spend an average of $635, down from a high of $689 last year.to boost the number, stores are offering non-traditional sales.walmart held its first "back to class cyber monday" last week, offering super-cheap discounts on supplies.kohl's is offering scratch-off game pieces.and retailers such as costco are already stocking shelves with halloween gear. it's heavy we

. >>> the first to name boeing and asiana, they claim they rushed pilots through training and that boeing could have prevented the crash with a low- speewarning system. they want low-speed warnings in all cockpits. congresswoman spears says it could take several years. a proposal is expected next month after lawmakers return from summer recess. >>> the board of inquiry has not revealed findings. we could still see a strick or governor brown couldrecommend a cooling off period. riders are faced with uncertainty. opinions are mixed about which side to support. >> reporter: at bart this afternoon we found commuters holding opposing opinions. >> they are asking for too much. they are asking for too much. they don't have any connection with the passengers like bus drivers do. >> reporter: unions say the two sides are $56 million apart and bart says it is more like $100 million if you look at 4 years. . >> we are hopeful but we need movement from the other side. >> it is doable, and we can do it by sunday if we just get it done. >> reporter: basically they are unaccountable to bart riders. thes

co-chaired had on it some presidents of universities, it had on it some scholars but it also had the c.e.o. of boeingt had the former governor of tennessee was a member on it, it had the person who heads the largest community college in america. and all of them argued for the long-term value of the kind of thins that the humannities teaches. all of them did. i will tell you something especially interesting, the former president of m.i.t. who is now the head of the national academy of engineers was on our committee. you know, he says engineers need to do more than engineering. they need to be able to communicate in order for the full value of their education. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: let me tell you this is the report. it's called the heart of the matter. i see you sprung for the fancy binder to try to get a better grade. but i want to point out something here. look at your margins. look at your margins, right here. you're clearly trying to stretch this. if you properly formatted this it would be like 8 pages long. >> all serious readers know that margins are to keep your notes in. >> stephen

the lawsuits also claim that boeing should have added a low air speed warning for pilots. the plane coming from south korea crashed last month, while landing in san francisco, killing three teenagers. >>> terror alert. the state department is warning americans not to travel to pakistan. tina kraus reports for wjz. the terror threat has led to the evacuation of the u.s. consulate. >> reporter: a threat to the u.s. consulate in pakistan's second largest city, lehore, has forced american diplomats out. the u.s. government ordered all nonessential staff to leave the area because of a possible attack. the consulate was already scheduled to be closed through sunday, for the muslim holiday of eide. >> this is a holiday, where historically, you have seen muslim terrorists trying to attack. that adds to the anxiety. >> reporter: the state department is warning american citizens not to travel to pacific. but-- pakistan. but they say it is not related to the closure of embassies earlier this week. u.s. intelligence officials intercepted a message from al qaeda's top leader, about plan

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