go after them and not the f.a.a. they make an argument that thins can be a projectile and so could books. another thing the bible, are you telling me the bible is a potential -- i am not going to be on the side of -- >> it is about our freedom. >> i am not on your side. >> what about you, joanne? you can read. >> i can of i also pie -- pay attention dure these things. i don't fly often. people who fly all the time say i don't want to pay attention. i want to do my work or whatever. the last time i was on a plane and paying attention the flight attendant was showing how to do the seatbelt and everything dropped something. she starts talking to the passenger like i'm really tired. i woab up early. i did hot yoga. i'm like, i need to know. i am missing out on what to do. do i put my maive on first? on my mask first? >> how about sitting in the exit row and then said have you read anything over? i think all the time i am the guy you want opening the cob pit door? i am your guy. did i read it? >> yeah, i read it. >> if you

the f.a.a. says flights to and from o'hare are being delayed because of issues with air traffic control center phone lines. the problem was causing delays at chicago's midway airport. the f.a.a. is still replace, equipment damaged by a fire intentionally society another another control center. >> a tweet in a popular men's magazine is promoting an article on how to talk to women about spores. the picture shows a young woman holding a massive phone finger and the article says that most women don't care about stats and don't expect her to wear the phone finger. blogers went crazy and the health magazine has taken the article off the website and tweeted an apology. >>> google is revamping the new cameras to bring you closer to nature. they are teaming up to launch the technology that takes viewer inside 14 popular state parks unlike the google original street view, it captures images in places where in are no roads. workers hiked the parks with cameras mounted to the backpacks to capture the images.

the f.a.a. says all critical systems and equipment have now been restored for both o'hair and midway airports. >> same-sex couples in alaska are lining up to apply for marriage licenses. on sunday, a federal judge struck down the state's ban on gay marriages. last week the u.s. supreme court refused to hear appeals from several states that were pushing to keep their bans on same-sex marriages. that move means same-sex marriage is now effectively legal in about 30 states. >> coming up on abc 7 news at noon -- a former olympian, oscar pistorius, back in court today. a judge will soon decide how much time he'll serve for shooting his girlfriend to death. >> and it should have been a fun fall festival, but it left two toddlers in the hospital. we'll take a look at what happened and who's to blame. >> and this story, pretty low. someone stole a prosthetic leg from a veteran, and we will tell you how he got that back. >> and taking you back outside this noon, a dreary day in the nation's capital. we'l

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. >> the f.a.a. ordering flights to be rerouted over northwestern alaska. they want the pilots to keep their distance to avoid scaring the walrus and sending off a catastrophic stampede. >> another check of your forecast, quickly. nicole mitchell is back. >> in california, we've got this big storm system in the midwest, but california dry and excessive heat once again. temperatures into the 90's, so that fire risk, which is one of those impacts we talked about recently definitely significant. we'll talk more about this storm in a little bit. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> breaking news this morning, as many as 80 people came into direct or indirect contact with thomas eric duncan, the man diagnosed with ebola in dallas. the county public health department has targeted those 80 people for health monitoring. we'll have the latest coming up at the top of the hour. >> i don't really know what's going to happen to me... >> of oscar winner alex gibney's hard hitting series... edge of eighteen >> i'm never going to appoligize for the type of person that i

it left the hollister air base yesterday with the f.a.a. arriving. the pilot lived in the bay area and had 15 to 20 years of flying experience. >> the federal government and military all trained together so it is not just a cal fire loss. >> this is video taken in 2005. the entire fleet has been grouped for inspection. >> investigators will look at the plan involved, manufactured in 2001 by last time an air tanker crashed was in 2001 when two collided on a fire in mendocino county. >> this morning, a san jose neighborhood is on edge after a homeowner captured video of a mountain lion on his home surveillance video near the country club. after the most detector alarm on the snow went off he reviewed the video and saw this mountain lion standing on his car. >> people walk around here at nighttime with their dogs and walking with the dogs up here so...it is dangerous. >> it happened in the country club neighborhood. >> we had mr. tang, who is 5' 6" to give you an idea of the size of the cat. >> i am stunned. that is big. >> the neighbors believe he came

the f.a.a. is working with the airline to figure what happened. >> passengers repacked. they are still here in san francisco. they should fly out this morning. >>> developing news, u.n. medical worker infected with ebola virus if liberia has died in germany. the man died overnight. he is not identified. authorities say he tested positive for ebola virus this month. 41 staff members who possibly were in contact with him have been under observation. >> a nurse in dallas remains isolated after getting blood from ebola virus survivor dr. brantly. the 26-year-old nina pham contracted ebola virus last week >>> officials will talk about how to better republic for ebola virus outbreak. the 15th district representative attended a homeland security meeting in dallas and spoke of the government handling of the crisis. five united states airports that handle 90 percent of passengers from west africa are stepping up their prevention measures with daily developments in the crisis with updates as they happen and other breaking news where apple app and google play and more information i

the f.a.a. is working with the airline to figure what happened. >> passengers repacked.e in san francisco. they should fly out this morning. >>> developing news, u.n. medical worker infected with ebola virus if liberia has died in

just this week the f.a.a. reaffirmed an existing flight restriction that calls for fines and jail time for anyone who operates an aircraft near or over large sporting events. scott, that now includes the operateors of drones and model planes. >> pelley: fascinating, jeff. thanks very much. we'll take you next to the state with the most expensive congressional race in the country to see what all that money is buying. >> this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by: [ male announcer ] the rhythm of life. [ whistle blowing ] where do you hear that beat? campbell's healthy request soup lets you hear it in your heart. [ basketball bouncing ] heart healthy. [ m'm... ] great taste. [ tapping ] sounds good. campbell's healthy request. m'm! m'm! good.® i have the worst cold with this runni better take something.t. dayquill cold and flu doesn't treat your runny nose. seriously? alka-seltzer plus cold and cough fights your worst cold symptoms plus your runny nose. oh, what a relief it is. [ male announcer ] over

engine power shortly after take off, from the wichita mid continent airport, that's according to the f.a.a. that pilot turned around to come back, he did not make it, the plane struck the top of a two story building on aircraft property, confronting israeli security exploded catching fire, thick smoke billows out, where an estimated 100 people were working. >> it was horrific, there was heavy smoke as you approached for miles, it appears the aircraft struck the top of the building catching on fire, and caused some fire inside the building. >> this is used by the cessna aircraft center, the pilot was the only one on this small airplane. now this occurred at the main airport, an airport that handles about three dozen daily departures, flights not significantly impacted there by this tragedy. the national safety board will be investigating, they are sending a team to the accident site. as the memorials grows outside the scene of the washington school shooting, the shoot her be buried today, also a service for zoe will be held this weekend, no word yet on the funeral for the second vick time.

that has oversight over airline operations and for space operations be you have not only the f.a.a. but nasa oversight, i would be confident in flying the vehicles that are developed or being developed to take crews to and from the international space station. >> the only way astronauts can get to space are aboard a russian spacecraft. there are echos of the cold war. do you think there's a good argument for nasa ramping up its own program again? >> well, the program is going along for commercial crew, and it's projected that we'll get the first flights in 2017. of course, in my personal opinion, there was a lot of life left in the space shuttle and in my opinion, we should have kept it flying at a low rate, maybe two flights a year but that's all water under the bridge, so you're right, we are totally reliant on the russians right now for transportation and have been since the middle of 2011. one other aspect that we could have explored and still could explore is international cooperation with china, because they right now are the only other entity capable of launching astronauts t

the f.a.a. is working with the airline to determine what went wrong. >>> thank you at 5:05, a tough loss on sunday in st. louis but the jayants are back in town to battle it out against the cardinals in game three of the national league championship series and first pitch is at 1:07 and the teach was back yesterday and took batting practice much the series is currently tied one game each and hudson will start for the giants and lackey for the cardinals. the first pitch today is 1 307. game four and five start at 5:00 p.m. and six and seven if needed of are back in stimulus this weekend. we will try to wrap it up at home. day two of the dream force conference kicks off if con conference and another three million are expected to participate online. this past week saw the completion of $1 million hack-a-thon for the best new mobile app. >> a young boy and the mother are recovering from injuries suffered after getting in trouble in the ocean. a young boy got into trouble while swimming yesterday and

right now, the f.a.a. is not reporting delays at o'hare or midway, short delays, basically 15 minutes or so, so not too bad. this comes a day after we saw more than 800 cancellations between o'hare airport and midway in anticipation of some of these storms that were expected on thursday afternoon. it could get messier as we go into the day and this rain continues to fall. >> meanwhile, this afternoon, the f.a.a. chief is expected to visit that damaged facility in aurora. what's the status of the investigation? >> that's right. he'll be joining senator dick durbin and other illinois lawmakers to look at damage at the aurora facility. again, you know, this is a reevaluation, looking at the central question, the fragility of this system and idea that one person causing do this to one facility can cause thousands of damaged flights and delays that are continuing days or weeks into the future. lawmakers are looking for an investigation into this and ways to strengthen the system and contingency plans that would

." >> and more on the f.a.a. control center fire that crippled flights in and out of chicago. >>> a small town in the national spotlight after a sex hazing scandal involving the high school football team and what the crowd is calling for this ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. >>> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> it has taken two weeks but full air operations have been restored at a suburban chicago control center. a contractor employee deliberately set a fire in the basement of the telecommunications room which forced a shutdown of o'hare and midway for an hour and forced the cancellation of thousands of flights. >>> a high school football hazing scandal in new jersey getting nation-wide attention. seven players were arrested over the weekend on charges of aggravated sexual assault and criminal restraint. four victims say they w

the ntsb and f.a.a. e expected to arrive on the scene of an air tanker crash that killed a bay area pilot. it slammed into a cliff near yosemite being used to fight a 1 38 square mile wildfire that broke out. >> a car burglary suspect is dead. there was a police shooting near at&t park last night during the game. authorities say the officers confronted three suspects at 9:00 and investigators say an officer fired after one of suspects refused to drop a gun. >>> a scare at the home of "7th heaven," actor after there were reports he committed suicide. he was now home he is fine. he is the focus of a child me liveation investigation after he allegedly con pested to a therapist. >> a stanford scientist won the nobel prize in chemistry. william warner on the last shared the award with two others for developing technology that allows microscopes to see finer details. >>> the giants advance to the national league championship series after tweeting the nationals in game four last night. the giants take on cardina

the f.a.a.s still replacing equipment damaged last month by a fire intentionally set at another chicago area control center. >>> a popular men's magazine is apologizing over a get that promotes an article in membership's health magazine on how to talk to william about sports. the picture attached to the long shows a young woman holding a massive phone thinger and the article says most do not care about stats and do not expect her to wear the phone finger. bloggers went crazy. the magazine has take were the we article off the website and tweeted an apology. >>> google is revamping the street view camera system to bring you closer to nature. they are teaching up with parks to take viewers inside 14 popular state parks. unlike the original secret view car it captured images in places where are there no roads and workers had to hike the state parks with cameras mounted on their backpack to capture the images with the unveiling at 11 o'clock at mount tamalpais state park in mill valley. >>> mike, did

. >> ifill: plus, private contractors, nasa and the f.a.a. investigate what caused a space station supply rocket to explode seconds after take off. >> woodruff: those are some of the stories we're covering on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> supported by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at macfound.org >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and friends of the newshour. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: the ebola death rate in west africa may be slowing. the world health organization reported today that total cases now top 13,700, but the death toll remains at just under 5,000. that's partly due to liberia's death count being revised downward. meanwhile, pres

he helped loosen or lower the funding for the f.a.a. and i finally got a c and d on it like anybody that does commercials is a badge of honor, a cease and desist order but nevertheless, it realized that the money is going to the broadcast stations. >> just to be clear, you did the voiceovers for some of these spots? >> yeah. before i got my dentures, yeah. [laughter] >> a little too much information, but we get the idea. we do not need to know about the dentures, but i am curious about -- >> oh, yeah. you can do anything. from using creative music. i used music for "hang 'em high," an old clint eastwood movie. >> and the key is to get the candidates not sound like idiots. that's the key, but it's really tough sometimes. >> stay with us for a moment. ok. don't hang up. we will show an ad from the michigan senate race and we will come back to you and get your assessment. let's watch: >> i am jeremy, congressman gary peters and his buddies want you to believe i am waging a war on women. really? think about that for a moment. i approve this

i know people have asked me, the president actually suspended air operations through the f.a.a. into the airport in israel for a while this summer while there was some bombing going on. so we know that authority exists. ok, mr. thompson provided this nice graph. and doctor, you'll recognize this graph. this is a classic growth curve. you've got a lag phase. you've got a log phase. the log phase, the phase of growth, the exponential phase. and in two countries at least, ate pierce that they are in the log rhythmic phase. dr. fauts said at another hearing a few weeks ago, that when you get to exponential growth, exponential always wins. o my question is where on this is the fit -- where on this line is the threat matrix such that you would recommend to the president we have got to do something different and we have got to stop this disease and not allow it to be imported to our country? because this doesn't come in, it's not like pandemic flu. you can only get ebola if you go get it and then bring it home. so where is the point on this graph where that would occur? >> we are alread

the f.a.a. is working with the airline to determine exactly what went wrong. >> a daring rescue in oregon, the coast guard pulling eight people to safety. they got stuck on some rocks when a raging surf caught them by surprise. three of them tried to swim ashore and had to be plucked from the water. one suffered minor injuries. in an ironic twist, the base that launched that rescue chopper is slated to clothes next month due to budget cuts. >> let's look at other stories caughcaught in our global net. cosmonauts riding the capsule to the international space station cannot always bring their favorite foods onboard. those are not affected. what is affected is the care packages that oftentimes families give them, because of the russian ban on european cheeses, american chocolates. >> no french cheese in space? that's not fair. >> plea police officers in tan does a knee i can't lost their jobs over a picture of a kiss posted on line. it's because they were in uniform. apparently that's not ok. >> fro

. >> the ntsb and f.a.a. arrive this morning at the site of an air tanker crash that killed a bay area pilot. the plane landed at a cliff yesterday. it was fighting a wildfire. >> a stanford scientist woman the nobel prize in chemistry sharing it with two others for the development of technology that allowed microscopes to see fine are details. >> the giants advance to the national league championship series after beating the nationals 3-2 in game four of the game last night taking on the cardinals in st. louis on saturday. >>> an amaze asking rare sight in the sky: lunar eclipse. because of the reddish light it casts. >>> we are calling it the orange moon. >> less than quarter-mile visibility in novato so that is an issue. in the afternoon, the marine layer will be cooler especially inland neighborhoods. in the spirit of health and exercise it is international walk to school day so be careful with pedestrians headed to work and look at the toll plaza, 20 minutes gets you to the city from the east bay and this

he helped loosen or lower the funding for the f.a.a. nd i got a c and d on it like anybody that does commercials is a badge of honor, a cease and desist order but nevertheless, it realized that the money is going to the broadcast stations. >> just to be clear, you did the voiceovers for some of these spots? >> yeah. before i got my dentures, yeah. >> too much information, but we get the idea. you can do anything. from using creative music. i used music for hang 'em high, an old clint eastwood movie host: right call. >> and the key is to get the candidates not sound like idiots. it's tough sometimes. >> stay with us for a moment. okay. don't hang up. we will show an ad from the michigan senate race and we will come back to you and get your assessment. let's watch: >> i am jeremy, congressman gary peters and his buddies want you to believe i am waging a war on women. really? think about that for a moment. ♪ i approve this message because as a woman, i might know a little bit more about women than gary peters. >> okay. martin. what do you t