it's understood the car then spun out of control and stop the woman who was at the junction. she was aged in her thirty cents on her way to work as a post office. emergency services were called to the theme the woman was pronounced dead a short time nature the driver of the car was not injured in the crash. it was red line was closed and here is the investigation is carried out a forensic examination on the scene mine has seen three helpings two investigations and now underway to guide the of the launched an investigation and feeling it runs dead guidance the company that the city was has also launched an investigation cctv will be a key part of her inquiries. this is the fourth state or incident involving can do a service since it began operating in two thousand and four the hit stores trees are now appealing to anyone who may have witnessed this morning's incident to contact them shiney causing fourteen use your mysteries and tell them i see news has learned that the billionaire businessman denis o'brien is taking no for topeka private hospital in scientific and dublin the s

southbound 880 to the 280/17 junction. you can see the camera shaking on the bay bridge with traffic flowing nicely an the curve and beyond the beautiful tower into san francisco with no delays but windy. >> next, a late night san francisco tradition comes underfire literally. a plan to regulate bonfires at the beach. >> a reason to celebrate after a tough loss and the newest warriors planned new arena. >> apple showing us a look of the new digs. we will hear from the new architect hand >>> covering burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> on a tuesday, a look at the embarcadero in san francisco you can see the flags whipped about by the winds. meteorologist mike nicco wants to warn you until 7:00 this morning we have widespread showers in the bay area so you may get wet. >> national park police are planning to place new restrictions on bonfires at san francisco's ocean beach. they are a long tradition but are a problem because of liter and leaving fires unattended. the park service is planning to c

number two, would have been 101 in san jose right there at the junction. three, 580 at the altamont pass. the worst, the one that kept coming up over and over and over is i-880. >> 880 is the worst. >> at one time the 22-minute delay from this stretch was so filled with potholes that it gave california the distinction of having some of the worse highways in the nation. this stretch even had a nickname: the nasty nimitz. >> we asked viewers to tell us which they ranked as the worse and the nimitz was on top repeat through. according to a report by caltran, 84 percent of california highways are in good operating condition. but commuters that use the roads regularly are not so sure. >> there seem to be a lot of construction on 80 around the altamont pass -- no, excuse me, 880. they seem to try to fix that area. >> it is a challenge. >> a $3.9 billion infusion of cash the past several years for road paving is almost gone. money from the recovery act and proposition 1b was one time only programs. >> with people driving less, which they should, that is all good,

and here is walnut creek, the commute is going to take 11 minutes heading away from highway 4 to the junction. >>> developing now in texas authorities are trying to determine this morning if an argument prompted an army sergeant to open fire the gunman is identified as ivan lopez. he was an iraq war veteran treated for mental illness including possible post-traumatic stress disorder. an argument may have started the shooting near the post. investigators are interviewing his wife and searching his home and looking at his combat expense. the now say his wife leave the apartment after the shooting. >> she wasser woulded and crying with her little girl. >> did you know it was her husband? >> we had no clue. no one had a clue. she didn't have a clue. >> investigators say they don't believe the shooting was an act of trillion. this is five years after another gunman killed thin at ft. hood. >> in arlington, texas, fans and players of the rangers paused to remember the victims of the shooting and a moment silence was held in honor of those injured and killed. >> we will have continuing coverage of t

and you can see the tail lights are headed in the southbound direction beyond north main and to the 24 junction and through the san ramon valley and 680 is moving nicely. >> the number of people missing in the massive washington state landslide has dropped to six. authorities have removed one name from the missing list but have announced the death toll has risingen to 39. the medical examiners is identifying the three bodies of those discovered which could be among those listed as missing but officials have not said if one of them is what led to the missing list. >> today, an emergency drill is underway on the peninsula to see how well the crews respond to a major health crisis in san mateo county from noon to noon. response times conduct a county-wide exercise to simulate the mass distribution of mode and supplies. result of the exercise will be shared with other health agencies. >> a video shows the moment infamous bicyclist, lance armstrong, how to change the tire. >> i will teach you how to change a flat tire. >> this video was posted as part of the "how-to" section, first appearance after

currently, the red, purple and brown line tracks all converge at the clark junction, resulting in delays. police are asking for the public's help in finding this man in the baseball cap who assaulted a senior citizen on a c-t-a train. this is the video from friday, march 28-th ... on a c-t-a "skokie swift" line. police say the suspect started yelling at an older man... off camera. the older man then begged to be left alone. the suspect began punching and kicking the man until he fell to the ground. no charges have been filed in the hit-and-run accident that killed a 12-year-old boy in whiting. angel villafuerte was hit by a semi while crossing a busy street wednesday afternoon. he died instantly. the driver of the truck kept going, but was stopped a few miles from the scene. he was questioned and released. the company that owns the truck expressed its sympathy to the family. two young brothers are back with their father, after being abducted by their mother. neighbors in west beverly say jamie duignan and her husband appear to be having martial problems. both are chicago police officers.

walnut creek, 680 from pleasant hill, highway four to the 24 junction takes you nine minutes only. >> new this morning you have her the centers for disease control warnings of eating too much salt but the guidelines could cause us to eat too little. >> americans age 50 and over and african-americans of any age should take in no more than 1500 milligram as day but some say that could be too long and be harmful. a range between 2800 and 4900 milligrams leads to more favorable health outcomes. >> a tree trimmer survived after getting a chainsaw stuck in his neck. it barely miss add major artery in james' neck. the chainsaw slipped from his hand and he things he will take a few day off before going back to work. >> you think? >> time for a new career. >> pg&e faces new legal trouble over the san bruno pipeline explosion with potential criminal charges. >> chile is under a "state of emergency" after a powerful earthquake with a major concern facing search-and-rescue teams. >> the bay area woman who will do planting with the first lady at the white house today. >>> live from the kgo-tv broa

in the east bay, walnut creek, southbound 680 away from mosten hill to the 4 junction, nice and clear and only going to take you nine minutes to make the drive away from highway 4. >>> thank you, leyla gulen, he was booted from a liver transplant list for smoking marijuana and now a dying man is fighting back. >> a device intended to keep babies safe could be a danger. >> president obama plays soccer in japan and a high-tech wonder that gave him quite the kick. >>> get ready for pay for play on the intent, fec announcing new rule permitting companies to provide programming for better and fast are service giving an edge to those with deep pockets. >> hbo programming is going to be streamed exclusively to amazon prime customers starting next month the first deal for hbo and a big win for amazon battling netflix. >> facebook has 1.25 billion regular use eithers two thirds log in each day. machines spend a fifth of their time checking facebook. the profits tripled in the first quarter. >> word leaders and celebrities are taking southwesties but not college graduates, they are banned from

at walnut creek on 680 away from highway 4 to the 24 junction it is etchly and it will only take you nine minutes through pleasant hill. >>> next, a san jose lawmaker's push to force out bad cops and why the department says it is not needed. >> the most popular internet browsers could be the most dangerous, a new warning every when surfer needs to know. a new job that a city administrator in oakland will land >>> we have breaking news happening outside of atlanta, this is half an hour north of atlanta, and six people, at least six, have reportedly been shot at a fed ex facility near the airport. who are told it is a workplace shooting with no word on the conditions of the victims or the fate right new of the shooter, and don't know if he is in custody and our breaking news coverage continues on twitter and can you follow us at abc7 news bay area but you can see the police response there as we happening north of atlanta at fedex. >> an auditor will present fining to a city council before one is calling for change. he wanted the city to change police policy and fire officers who die dur

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plan is proposed for fillmore and filling in the hole and the widening of the streets there and we are also looking at a junction with the van ness corridor because with the new cpm hospital that is going up there that is going to bring a huge amount of people into the neighborhood. as having been a community activist as someone who was lived in the city since 1970 on and off i came to san francisco specifically because san francisco has had and still does have one of the world class public transportation systems in the world. so i would like to as a community person and someone who even though i don't know all of the ins and outs of what is going on here at city hall, i do feel that i can come in and that i can bring in a lot of good ideas that may be new because i don't have perspective that other people do, thank you very much and i hope to sit on your committee. >> thank you. >> and actually there is a question from commissioner breed. >> i just want to know how often you take the 38 geary. >> everidy. >> thank you. >> at least once a day. >> and in fact just one more thing, i found out that instead of takin

they're planning on building a building twice as at all without mitigation measures the temporary restraining order and junction was denied because of the hearing they couldn't move forward but you saw the large machines for boring at the holes they went 14 feet deep and the sidewalk wasn't the current location so why we were they just a second hammering we noted the department to follow through yes, they had a permit but not to the agencies or for hammering it was for about boring and it was made to u.s. inc. that was the crane machine and i didn't see any hazardous dust and they had the proper water and there weren't children running by this was exactly what they said were going to happen so the mitigation measures were insufficient and they did it right before the building permit was issued and contrary to what everyone said it was quite surprisingly you didn't find this was in inclines that the citizens all voted on no where did you mentioned that instead, you voted on the mitigation and planning program and we find out later we didn't know this was an issue of yours so you wholly said this was adequate to

over the traffic and you will need the sunglasses but it will take 13 minutes from highway 4 to the 24 junction. >> seven things to know of with you go. >> the morning news returning in 90 seconds. >>> good morning, a look at the eastern span of the bay bridge and traffic is bumping up a little bit and you can see the sun rising and it will be a warm one. we will talk more about that in a moment. >> as we hand things off to american mechanic here are seven things to know. breaking news, police now say the suspect if a shooting at a fedex center north of atlanta died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. before that he shot six people and one is said critical. agents with the f.b.i. and a.t.f. are sweeping the facility to make sure there are in other threats. >> the nba will announce at 11:00 how it will handle racial comments supposedly made by a los angeles clippers' owner sterling asking the we commissioner to rule quickly and we will stream the news conference today at 11:00. >> the white house will announce recommendations to reduce sexual assaults on college campus and vice president biden

each of those red dots represents an earthquake known as the triple junction, it has the potential to a quake much like the one that shook japan in 2011 causing that devastating tsunami. >> the red circle is the front of the s waves which travel more slowly. but they are the strong shaking. they are what's going to cause the damage. >> reporter: those concrete collapsing waves travel at 4 miles a second but the distance would give bay area residents a minute and a half to brace themselves and take cover. >> this is ideal case for the bay area. we got a minute and 20 seconds of warning. it was a small earthquake, in this case we didn't needed. but if there were an earthquake like 1906 all over again it would be useful to have a warning. >> reporter: a small heads that up could save lives. in berkeley, andria borba, kpix 5. >> most of us if you live here in california have felt an earthquake. but have you ever heard one? tonight at 11, seismologists let us listen in to the sounds of an earthquake. >>> a man out walking his dog in san francisco was attacked. his dog was stabbed to death.

and northbound visuals 280 the fire is on the southbound side visible from northbound 280 at the 101 junction and we are waiting for fire crews to get on the scene so the accident eastbound in hercules, 80 before willow not blocking lanes and off to the right shoulder a big rig and another truck and high winds dumbarton bridge has an official high wind advisory and emeryville camera is bouncing up-and-down and traffic is flow but windy. >> national park police searched the north bench -- beach neighborhood in the presidio last night park police pulled over a truck and smelled marijuana and the driver admitted wearing fireworks. the officer called in the bomb squad and evacuated a rock climbing business. that led temperature to the suspect's home in north beach. investigators brought self bags of evidence from the home and took it away. there were no arrests. amy hollyfield is there gathering new details. >> new details of the stow away would survived an unbelievable flight tucked in the wheel of a jetliner. katie marzullo is outside the boy's home with new information on what may have been hi

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this is our drive through walnut creek southbound 680 traveling smithly away from highway 4 to the 24 junctionnnsylvania, authorities are still trying to determine a motive for the stabbing attacks a high school would day after a student went on a program -- rampage and stabbed 21 people. the attorney says that the client may have been bullied. the hribal is charged as an adult with 21 counts of aggravated assault. cool is close as they finish processing the crime seen. >>> in south africa, oscar pistorius left the courtroom after facing a 5th day of intense questioning. the chief prosecutor respond the morning grilling him and accusing him of not telling the truth of what happened the night he shot and kill his girlfriend reeva steenkamp. the prosecution asked why oscar pistorius believes someone broke interest his home if he activated the security system before going to bed. >> why did you think someone wanted to attack you? >> i heard a necessary -- noise inside the bathroom. >> that doesn't make sense. because you are annoyed and the fact that door is open, that is not the same anyone. >>

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. >> the people that work there, refer to it as dysfunction junction. >> reporter: the reports were written by rick stone who was a senior official at jpac but says he quit because of how jpac treated the families. >> they try to slow roll the families in hopes that they will either die or become discouraged or not pursue the case any further. >> reporter: "slow rolling," that's an expression that is commonly used within jpac? >> yes. >> reporter: we asked jpac for an interview to respond to eakins and stone's claims. in a statement the agency said that because of ongoing litigation jpac cannot comment on the case. and another issue could drop in june, scott. that's when an internal pentagon investigation of jpac is due. it's looking into allegations of wrongdoing that include financial irregularities. >> pelley: chip, thanks very much. the search for malaysian airlines flight 370 turned up nothing today from the boeing triple 7 which vanished more than three weeks ago. searchers are focusing here nearly 1300 miles west of australia, debris recently recovered by ships turned out to be fishi

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in this case, the oil in a battery junction box on the bluefin was low.they had to bring it i, replenish the oil, then sent it back in. they say that's not unusual for this kind of operation and that it's now back in the water and doing its job. so they say this is kind of to be expected in one of these operations. the bluefin is not the only option. there's something called the orion which is a towed vehicle. it can go a mile deeper than the bluefin. it is owned by the navy. right now, it's sitting in largo, maryland, in phoenix's facility. the u.s. navy says we've not been asked to send the orion over there. we have asked the people in perth, the officials of the search teams in perth why they haven't asked. we've not gotten an answer yet. >> besides the orion, bluefin-21, there's other submersibles that potentially could be used. >> that's right. there is something called the rimas-6,000. it is a lot like the bluefin. autonomous underwater vehicle. it can go 6,000 meters, 3.7 miles below the surface. about a mile deeper than the bluefin. the problem is

. >> reporter: i'm david wright for "nightline" at the mammoth mine in apache junction, arizona. >> clearly much work to be worth it. "ice cold gold" airs on animal planet on thursdays. coming up next here on "nightline," an update on the breaking news out of south america. that powerful earthquake and the possibility of a tsunami. oh! the name your price tool! you tell them how much you want to pay, and they help you find a policy that fits your budget. i told you to wear something comfortable! this is a polyester blend! whoa! uh...little help? i got you! unh! it's so beautiful! man: should we call security? no, this is just getting good. the name your price tool, still only from progressive. it's red lobster's lobsterfest! all promotions! the year's largest selection of lobster entrees, like lobster lover's dream. hurry in and sea food differently. go to red lobster.com for ten dollars off with purchase of two lobsterfest entrees. suddenly you're a mouthbreather. well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than cold medicines alone. so you can breathe an

they abandon their challenge in the preliminary junction proceeding to the reproduction like issue because it runs right into the sony decision in sony this court held that consumers have a fair use right to take local over-the-air broadcast and make a copy of it. d.v.r.'s is providing and antenna to make sure that they can do when they're at home and move the antennas and d.v.r.'s to the internet. you said there's no technically sound reason to use these multiple antennas. the only reason for that was to avoid the breap of the copy right act. was there a technical reason to have all these dime size antennas? >> this is a very complex question justice ginsburg. there are technical reasons why the individual antennas provide the same functionality than one big antenna. as a start-up business aereo is enticing consumers what they can do at the cloud at lower cap cost ander efficiency. the judge had no basis on which to make this basis at all in his defense because these are not on the record. you can't do multiple channels over the internet anyway. you can only do a single video stream at a

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the pacific plates are always moving. and where there's a junction between the pacific plate and land, eventually the pressure builds up and breaks. and so it's a recurring cycle. the same thing happens off of the washington-oregon coast. >> frank gonzales or noaa, thanks for joining us. now on the phone lucy jones of the u.s. geological survey. lucy, reuters is saying early reports of landslides partially blocking some roads. is that what we can expect from an 8.2 earthquake? >> they misspelled my name and didn't get the right -- >> i think we lost lucy. we will come back in just a moment after the break with lucy and all the updates on this evolving story. >>> breaking news again, an ♪ ben! ♪ [ train whistle blows ] oh, that was close. you ain't lying. [ ql guy ] let quicken loans help you save your money. with olive garden's new cucina mia for just $9.99. italian dinner first, choose unlimited soup or salad. then create your own pasta with one of five homemade sauces. and finish with dessert. three courses, $9.99. at olive garden. and his new boss

profilingon is believers of internal entities and, the thing is, in the organization, the most critical data is passed through a junction called the active directory. used by 95% of the organization worldwide. to emphasize the importance of the active directory, think about logging into systems with your e-mail and accessing files. all of those activities are through the active directory and are about users and the passwords. it is stored in the active directory. howcan see and understand the active directory provides what is inside the network and the organization. >> if i want onto another computer and was logging in or checking out, i would not be expected, you would see a red flag and you would stop and report that. >> exactly. more than that. we have created a graph. friend, add me as your you find things very quickly. findild a graph to security issues. we need to connect them into a story and provide our customers with the entire story and not a single event about security. >> you hacked in and your target is ranked and the financial industry. >> of course. you are right. it is an interesting story because i am a

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it was backed up at last point all the way up to almost the cordelia junction and 780 is a big mess. you want to do, you want to use the alternate 80 to highway 4 to get into concord instead of using 680. 680 is a huge mess in this area. northbound one is slow from blossom hill road jill past the scene -- just past the scene of a deadly crash. that has not affected southbound traffic so much. it's more of a rubbernecker delay. 85, there was word of a motorcycle crash near 101. but it's not causing a big delay. but 85 is slow after 87. and we do want to say that the traffic at the toll plaza is backed up for a 20-minute delay. >>> a family of nine escaped their burning home this morning in san jose. firefighters say those smoke alarms save their lives. ktvu's janine de la vega has been out there all morning and janine, you just talked to the mother. she gets the credit for waking up her family and getting everybody out safe. >> reporter: the woman said she works in a daycare they do fire drills. and she knows it's important to save the batteries. firefighters say this fire spread quic

the eyes las vegas. pwavrjt it's open. 25 for blake. griffin 10 straight points during 1 junction your of the game. up. l.a. pulling away jj reddick for 3. the 7 points and clippers up 75-64 heading to tourth quarter. we have game 4 of the warrior clipper series sunday afternoon at 12:30 here on abc 7. that's me. the i look happy there. hall of famer thurman join me with all the highlights and post game interview on toyota after the game. we see if the warriors loose tonight down 2-1 and now we try to get the equalize intergame 4. how about game 3 thunder and grizzly. down sfaechbility 8 minutes left in the gain. down 4. russell west brook 3 and the foul and we are tied at 85. go to over time. kevin durrant had 30. gets stripped. conley the other wait a minute he had twichlt memphis take as 2-1 series lead 98-95 in o t. a lot of frowning for larry bird and the pacers against the hawks. jeff is killing them in the series. 22 points. a little man gets up. he had 22 points 10 rebound. atlanta up by 10 and tiege throwing it in from everywhere. atlanta take as 2-1 series load over the one seed in the ea

. >> let's talk about the critical junction. van gurley is a former oceanographer. t of the indian ocean. is this hampering the efforts to find the plane considering we know so little about the portion of the indian ocean? >> the bluefin is a high level of technology that is being used right now for the recovery efforts for the vehicle. and by using that, it gives me the impression they have a pretty high degree of confidence that they're operating the bluefin in the area they want to be in. in the beginning, we heard they were not sure of the water depths and they brought in a ship, the hms echo. the hms echo has a multibeam sonar. you can imagine it like your satellite view. looking down and giving you the high level aspect of what the sea floor looks like. that would aid in creating the missions that the bluefin would operate in. you have a second level of systems that are deep water towed systems that can look out over a much wider swath, a couple of kilometers or so. the fact that they are using the bluefin, that is the third tier in the recovery efforts. that g

finally, we got ourselves down to the veterans administration hospital in white river junction vermont where they have a primary mental health clinic. we finally got down there. the very first thing they said to us when we walked in the door was, thank you for your service. and that opened a door for us because also, they were so nonjudgmental. my husband was able to tell his story. they were not surprised. i said, of course, why wouldn't you go through this? but we are concerned about you. those words open the door for recovery for him and the other guys or the program with him. and now, a number of years later, he is healthy and strong, and healthy and strong because someone new the words to say to open the door to help him get treatment. he is also here because we talk about the buddies, the band of brothers in his program. i saw that platoon working in or helping each other out. the most important reason why he is here healthy and strong is because of him. he is here because of his courage, his sacrifice, and his persistence in getting treatment. i am really, really proud of him. t

finally, we got ourselves down to the veterans administration hospital in white river junction vermont where they have a primary mental health clinic. we finally got down there. the very first thing they said to us when we walked in the door was, thank you for your service. and that opened a door for us because also, they were so nonjudgmental. my husband was able to tell his story. they were not surprised. i said, of course, why wouldn't you go through this? but we are concerned about you. those words open the door for recovery for him and the other guys or the program with him. and now, a number of years later, he is healthy and strong, and healthy and strong because someone knew the words to say to open the door to help him get treatment. he is also here because we talk about the buddies, the band of brothers in his program. i saw that platoon working in or helping each other out. the most important reason why he is here healthy and strong is because of him. he is here because of his courage, his sacrifice, and his persistence in getting treatment. i am really, really proud of him.

we can look at that both in normal conditions as well as in some of the genetically engineered mice that we've made without gap junctionscells that take on this function from those that have degenerated in the patient. more broadly, in terms of the whole heart's electrical system, if we can understand the basis for many forms of lethal cardiac arrhythmias, we can go in and treat those sorts of diseases. cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of mortality in the united states, and sudden cardiac death from arrhythmias is the leading cause of death within the cardiovascular category. it's clearly relevant just in terms of the public health burden that we see from cardiovascular diseases. >> people want to just be able to say some words which explain what happens, but actually what you need is equations and mathematical models and computer simulations, because if you didn't know the basic rules that govern it, you could not have made the model. [ sound of heart beating ] >> it takes 10,000 cells in a tiny corner of the heart, all working in sync to keep us alive, to keep a steady rhythm inside us. each cell is a bioel

little scene that they didn't cause any harm to society moreover the behaviors should be praised and encouraged. this is a very easy tasty junction it doesn't require much extra legal knowledge. they are clearly innocence. there isn't even a trace of it in a gauzy all the way. well after he gave that interview plainclothes police officers demanded to see the warriors ninety and there were scuffles can he refuse to show it. the chinese government has pledged to fight corruption but it's also a crackdown on dissidents campaigning against graft. twenty members of the new citizens' movements have been put on trial. the leader of the group she was young is one of china's most prominent rights activists. he was jailed for four years in january. one minute break coming up cost of the story is continued his testimony on tuesday describing the moment that he shot his girlfriend he said was a tragic as it was the rise of the regions in europe working to cut times more details after this break. went to study in germany. and you still have lots of questions. you'll find all you need to know about studying in germany here. information on cour

. >> i want you to go over to new hampshire and across the connecticut river to white river junction,ne of those famous diners -- and you have to sell the world bank to americans. how do you sell your institution to the average american? >> first of all, american jobs depend on how well the developing world is doing. than 50% of all exports to the united states go to the developing world, to create thriving economies where there are consumers, and people are interested in american goods. this is critical for more than half of the american economy. remember the raging party debates with my parents over finance, and the rest of it. that is not the modern world bank, you call that the solution bank, define that for the viewers. >> what is the task for any country. they have to be competitive. i have to invest in their people so future growth will happen. and so we work with 140 countries, we work with them on just that problem. how can they grow their economy in a way that is in crude -- is inclusive. what we have found is there is -- there are huge amounts of society, withany political

the flag? don't do it" he pleads, "it's a sin." but no one here is willing or able to stop it. and, wolf, at this junctionin eastern ukraine, the central government in kiev, the acting president there has basically come out and said his government has no control over the situation in donetsk or luhansk hoping perhaps that statement will urge his allies to try to exert pressure on russia to bring about some sort of an end to this crisis, wolf. >> arwa damon reporting for us. arwa, be careful over there, as i always tell you. thanks very much. >>> just ahead, there's another developing story we're following. a ground stop in los angeles international airport. and right now, it's effecting air travel across the country. new information coming in. honestly, i'm pouring everything i have into this place. that's why i got a new windows 2 in 1. it has exactly what i need for half of what i thought i'd pay. and i don't need to be online for it to work. it runs office, so i can do schedules and budgets and even menu changes. but it's fun, too -- with touch, and tons of great apps for stuff like music, 'cause a goo

traveling around kabul today we were stopped frequently at road junctions by soldiers, police, members of the afghan intelligence service, checking identification papers, looking into vehicles. because they are desperately worried that the taliban and other insurgents are planning to disrupt this election. all gateways into kabul have been sealed since noon today. they will be sealed until sand. so right the way through saturday and sunday kabul is effect ofly sealed off. of course taliban and other insurgents might well be inside the city. people planning to disrupt the elections here. talking to officials, both afghan and international officials, about how they're going to protect this election, they're really worried that the taliban and other insurgents will carry out the ring of kabul. kabul is obviously the plum target. but there are many other place they might attack. they are particularly looking at logar. i had exclusive access of the most senior commander with the general, the afghan general commanding troops to the south and east of afghanistan. and they were looking at logar provi

been talking to say that they need to oncome out especially at this critical junction and make sure that their voices are heard. the have just started moving to their next destination and there have already been various unconfirmed reports at this stage that the pro-russian camp, a few hundred of them, might be moving in this direction as well. the situation is rapidly escalating out of control. on that side, you have the pro-russian camp with batons, possibly even some weapons in their hands. the police are trying to maintain a certain level of control over the situation, but they don't seem to be able to. a few of the wounded were treated on site. the pro-russians victorious as they marched back to the main administration building they control. with the riot police staying well away. "we're just waiting until people's patience wears out, watching the sceptical by a minority" he says. no sign of lets up. wolf, the vast majority of people we're talking to say they simply want stability. osk of course the big question at this stage is how that's going to come about. >> a good question. arwa damon as always on the fr