the police department and the mayor's office on try to identify funding for hand-held units for the traffic co. so that's -- so that when they are dealing with an accident, that the data goes right in electronically and immediately goes back to our traffic engineers. right now there's a big lag between what is happening on the streets and that data getting back to our folks to identify where we might have a problem intersection or an area that may be just with signage or light sitting change or more capital intensive thing work. there is a solution -- there is a solution, getting hand-helds into the hands of officers, it is a relatively small investment that will have a pretty big payback. supervisor kim: i appreciate the use of the data we have been trying to facilitate more data coming in so we can prevent increases, if we know that there are areas that are prone are certain types of activities that facility that happening. the first time i heard we have been collecting data on what causes -- with pedestrians and others that are sharing the streets. i am glad to see we are collecting data an

the traffic. >>> the jetblue co-pilot who landed the plane is being praised for staying calm.son downs wife spoke about the incident and says her husband does not consider himself a hero. >> he thinks the heroes are his flight crew and the passengers that helped the captain. he doesn't like being called a hero. he just thinks everything on that plane was the real hero. >> he safely landed the plane while passengers restrained the unruly captain. the flight made an emergency landing in texas. >>> we continue following decision 2012 this morning. republican presidential candidates have their eyes on wisconsin just five days before the next wave of primaries. mitt romney up by eight points in the latest polls. wisconsin, maryland, and washington, d.c. all holding primaries on tuesday. some say this could be the last chance for rick santorum and newt gingrich to prove their campaigns can survive. >> rick santorum hoping to keep his campaign alive. he had a promise to business. he got a sweet greeting from the jelly belly factory. he described them as the conservative heartland. he

police say he was apparently intoxicated wearing only underwear and running in to the traffic. he is the co founder of invisible children. the organization blamed his behavior on exhaustion and the toll of the widespread attention that video has received. >>> new york has opened the first openly gay hotel. the out new york city hotel has hot tubs, a nightclub and a secret garden. it's close to broadway and time square. the hotel said it's straight friendly. coming up at 5:45 police are warning men to be aware of strangers, the story is 20 minutes and why the warning is centered on certain crimes. >> we are live at blue canyon and a cold rain, it's so -- about a thousand feet higher up and heading our way. >> and across the east bay where work crews spent the day cleaning up the mess and where they have taken steps to prepare from another round of storms. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly al

jfk he began talking to the co-pilot about religion in saying things just don't matter because it was becoming increasingly incoherent he began yelling over the radio air-traffictrollers time to be quiet he turned off their radios ends monitors in the complex the co-pilot became really worried many said he needs to take a leap of faith and then we're not point vegas. >>> the co-pilot suggested they covered it off-duty pilot into the cockpit and said they stormed out and went into the laboratory. that's when the pilots locked the door behind him he can add the bathroom and first went to the back of the plane but then suddenly started back up the aisle with flight attendants glaces. >>> without her in them. the military has never used it. >>> card rate on two. know. then new and improved version of a weapon we first told about four years ago. that flat dish antenna fired very high- frequency radio waves to stop person in his tracks about killing three and injuring him. because the burning sensation the major instantly jump out of the way of the pentagon has been demonstrating how can control an angry crowd manage the u.s. checkpoint. without having to resort to

the co-pilot about religion saying things just don't matter. it was becoming increasingly incoherent and began yelling over the radio to air-traffic controllers telling them to be " be quiet he turned off their radios by the co-pilot became the worried when he said he need to take a leap of faith and then we're not going to vegas. the co-pilot suggested they might not do piloted to the cockpit and said and when is the laboratory that's when the pilots locked the cockpit door behind him he came out of the bottom first went to the back of the plane and then suddenly sprinted back up the aisle of blood isn't chasing him and began pounding on the cockpit door as the call went out for an emergency landing. once on the grounds he was restrained and taken for medical evaluation. passengers on board and was finally a sigh of relief. did we would tell your family landed? >>> hawes counting the hours to be on tomorrow. according to an faa emmen certification the pilot did get a clean vote bill of health he wasn't too far in that met another medical evaluation until june and was certified as a ground and flight instructor and up until now had no record of being

that's what he caused a scene lowing himself against the cockpit door trying to open an emergency exit. here's what the co pilot told air traffic control just before he made the emergency landing. >> blue 191, clear land. >> 911 emergency. we are going to need authorities and medical assistance at the airport. >> flight 191 in new york to las vegas landed in arm dillow texas. a captain who happened to be a passenger went in the cockpit to assist the co pilot. he was subdued and taken to the hospital. they are calling it a medical situation. he is 49 years old. he has been with jetblue for 12 years has a wife and a child. the media is really trying to learn everything they can about him. we suspect to hear a lot more over the next couple days and weeks to come. >> so bizarre. hats off to the individual that held him down. >> image being on the flight. we are going to talk with one of the passengers of the flight later this morning. at 5:30 that passenger is coming up. lea leads us to the question of the day. what would you do if you were on that flight. would you be one of those who jump into action or would you be somebody who

the radioed air-traffic controllers with emergency. three minutes later as the flight diverted to emerald taxes the co-pilot asked for help on the grounds. the the airport police stand by the jetliner landed safely. the captain restraint in his hands behind his back some passengers said the captain yelled about having a bomb law-enforcement sources say there is no evidence terrorism played any role. >>> u.s. officials identified the captain is clean not born a senior pilot on the air but airbus 8320 sources say he is a veteran who is well respected among his peers and investigators are reviewing the captain's flight history to deceive anyone signs were a mess. cbs news washington. also today the parents of shooting victim trave on martin testified before lawmakers on capitol hill. >>> as i said before and i will say again the avon was our son that he is also your son. a lot of people can relate to our situation morn's parents want to say they're just looking for justice for their son to more million people support that call as they signed a petition an arrest in the case president obama's health care overhaul will be under a microscope

the friday morning commute. traffic and weather when we co >> straight ahead at 6:00, parts of the nation's midsection still cleaningis signed. >> making history in maryland. governor o'malley and makes a same-sex marriage legal, but the fight is not over yet. >> a man is in the hospital after a hit and run in laurel. what police are hoping will help caps the person responsible. -- catch the person responsible. >> and what rush limbaugh said and as a georgetown women

the flight to las vegas. he was yelling at air traffic controllers. when he left the cockpit, the co-pilot locked him out. passengers helped to restrain him until the plane got on the ground. he's been flying for 25 years, remains now at a medical facility in texas. >>> john brown, the staff lawyer for staff sergeant robert bales says he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder. he can't discuss it because it's classified. he's accused of killing afghan civilians three weeks ago. he's charged with murder and other charges and is currently being held in a military prison in ft. leavenworth, kansas. >>> this morning firefighters are looking for a woman whose house was on fire. the governor of colorado suspended the state's use of controlled burns like the one that might have caused the fire. the ban on controlled burns is in effect until a review of this wildfire is complete. federally controlled land is not affected though by this ban. >>> pope benedict xvi wrapped up his trip to cuba and he's now on his way back to rome. he left last night during a three-day visit to the island nation. he demanded more

the air traffic control and instructed them to be quiet. then turning off the radios and dimming his monitors. the co-pilot telling the fbi the captain was ranting about religion and a need to take a leap of faith, saying we are not going to vegas. it was then that he abruptly left the captain, heading to the bathroom. inside was a passenger. >> i heard a couple of bangs on the boor. then the door started getting pulled open. >> reporter: flight attendants heard him rant about the 150 souls on board and became worried when the captain began to reenter the cockpit and he began to bang on the door hard enou and the first officer thought he was going through the door. >> he almost came in there. >> reporter: this is what really flightened the passengers. that is the wildly flailing captain up there, by the exit door. >> it's too late. >> i was assuming he was going to open the door and i went up to assist the peagess. >> reporter: at 30,000 feet, it's impossible to open the door. but when the captain of the plane is screaming about al qaeda, anything seems possible. >> the co-pilot was the last person s

we're also hearing the air traffic control reports as the co-pilot guided everyone to safety. >> alina it's kind of like a deja vu moment. >> a couple of weeks ago i was talking about the american airlines flight attend who went on a 9/11 rant. you see the cover of "the new york post" and "the daily news" "this is your captain freaking" "jet ready to die." the plane landed safely. i want to tell you what happened. you remember "let's roll" from around 9/11, a lot of people were thinking about this ever since 9/11, airline passengers really know there may come a time when they'll have to take matters into their own hands and that's what happened aboard flight 91 from jfk to las vegas tuesday. if you listened carefully could you actually hear in that video saying he's distraught, mentioning israel and iraq and then saying, we've got to get down. that man as zoraida mentioned a moment ago, was the captain of the plane. witnesses say he left the cockpit and came back and started banging on the door but at that point he was already locked out. that's when two flight attendants and some pass

initially certainly when you listen to the air-traffic control tapes we know that the co-pilot, who essentiallylocked him out, when he talked to air-traffic control, he said they had a medical situation. jetblue was clearly characterizing it as something more now. i want to play you a piece of video and audio that cnn obtained from a passenger and in it you can hear the captain talking about a number of things, saying he's distraught, referring to iraq and to israel. listen to this. >> oh, my god. i am so distraught. we've got israel. we've got iraq. we've got to get down. >> we know that pilot had worked for jetblue for about 12 years. certainly this investigation is continuing, and it seems like there seems to be updates almost every few minutes. >> and they said he had no issues, was an exemplary pilot before that, and maybe he just lost it, lizzie. luckily though, nobody was hurt in that because of those quick-thinking passengers. thank you very much. >>> newt gingrich scaling back, cutting campaign appearances and laying off staff. is the end near? we have some new polling on who republica

the pilot's bizarre behavior in the cockpit, talking about religion, saying things just don't matter, yelling at air traffic controllers on the radio and declaring to his coo take a leap of faith. and we're not going to vegas. after the co-pilot used a rouse to get osbon out of the cockpit, passengers heard this. >> now he's starting to say, you know, pray to jesus, you know, and he started yelling inside the -- you know, to the flight deck, you know, throttle to idle, throttle to idle, bring this plane down, al qaeda is here. >> reporter: the criminal complaint details his behavior from before takeoff in new york. at jfk airport osbon showed up later than he should and missed the crew briefing. during the flight he yelled over the radio to air traffic control, instructed them to be quiet and then turned off the radios and started dimming his monitors. investigators are seeking to subpoena medical records, any prescription drug records and want to carefully retrace captain osbon's steps from what he ate to what he said to how he slept in the days before the midair meltdown. they still don't know what caused it. and a man that by all accounts was the quint

the next check of timesaver traffic at 6:5. back to you. during the show this morning, there have been various sneezes coming from your co-anchors here. >> and coughing. >> so what's out there? >> the tree pollen is out there. you know even the oak -- what do they call it? i know the alarm they released. i can't think of it. >> stuff. >> but the oak trees they're getting ready in the next couple of weeks to let their polen out and that's where we begin. the allergy update because if you're dealing with it and you need the allergy medications, i suggest taking it because we've got tree pollen which came in yesterday in the high category. grass and molds were low. weeds were absent for the moment but we know everything is growing nicely. it's been a dry month and mold spores have been kept in check. bus stop forecast, partly cloudy and high temperatures mixing in now. temperatures mid- to upper 40s for most of us; one or two stops are in the upper 30s and a little bit of a breeze and you'll need the jacket but a nice mild afternoon especially after yesterday. yesterday we got to 56. we'll be 65 by noon. we'll be in the maybe 76 dealing range f

the way that jetblue was characterizing this has shifted a little bit. initially they were saying this was a medical incident. that's how the co-pilot referred to to air-traffic when the plane was coming in to land in amarillo, and today they are saying it was both a medical situation and a security situation. and that gives you a little bit of a sense of how this is shifting and probably reflects the fact that an investigation is ongoing. >> yeah. and as you were speaking there, we saw the video of the passengers having to react there on the plane, and they stepped into action. they are being praised now. >> they are being praised, and one of the questions that i have been asking jetblue is sort of was this enough? should passengers be put in this position? they said their flight crews are trained to handle a situation like this, but their flight crews are also trained to ask passengers for help should they feel they need it. that that is part of the way their crews are trained to deal with it. in this situation the captain was a big guy, around 64'3" and it took several passengers e sin -- essentially sitting on him while the plane defended to texas. >>> a

at one point, yelling over the radio to the air traffic controller and instructing them to be quiet. then turning off the radios and dimming his monitors. the co telling the fbi the captain was ranting about religion and the need to take a leap of faith. saying we're not going to vegas. it was then that osmon abruptly left the cabin, heading to the bathroom. inside was passenger sarah straw. >> all of a sudden, i heard a couple of loud bangs on the door. then the door started getting pulled open. >> reporter: flight attendants heard him rant about the 150 souls on board. and became even more worried when the captain tried to re-enter the cockpit. and he banged on the door hard enough that the first officer thought he was coming through the door. >> he almost got in there and buckled a little bit.en the door >> reporter: and this is what really frightened passengers. captured in this video, spreading across the internet, that's the wildly flailing and shouting captain up there by the exit door. >> i was assuming that he was going to open the door. >> reporter: at 30,000 feet, it's impossible to open that door, but when the captain of the plane

that is when the co-pilot lock him out of the cockpit. he yelled at an air trafficcontroller, turned off their radios, dimmed the monitors and when they bought them out passengers say he started to cause a panic on the flight. >> i am looking at this happening and he is getting more violent and now he is starting to say to pray to jesus and he started yelling to the flight deck, a throttle to idle, bring the plane down, al queda is here >> passengers helped subdue the pilot and if convicted he faces 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine >> such a bizarre incident >> he had a clean record and apparently no problems prior to that. >> something that is not bizarre today is the weather >> a lot of clouds in the skies right now and even some patchy fog. temperatures are starting out fairly mild in the '40's and '50's. by the afternoon we'll see a mixture of sunshine and clouds. 60s inside the bay and '50s and '60s out towards the coast line with partly cloudy skies. the ridge is just strong enough to hold most of the rainfall to the north. otherwise, a dry break and it

the shoulder traffic heavy right at the scene. if you are heading towards the bay bridge toll backed up into the maze. >> we co-come back mike . --se partly sunny conditions today partly sunny conditions throughout the morning into the afternoon. good morning. winds fairly light compared to yesterday. temperatures in mid to upper 50s this afternoon. right now in the >>> to me, like a scene out of "jaws" where the girl is getting sucked under. i said, there is no way this thing is going to kill my daughter. >> don't mess with that mom. her daughter, right next to her, surfing, pulling underwater bay shark. the mother battling one on one with the shark. the latest on that ahead. we say good morning, america. george taking time off. glad to have josh with us. >>> growing outcry over the shooting of an unarmed florida teen, allegedly shot and killed by a community watch member. just released 911 calls about and talk about why is shooter hasn't been arrested. >>> lady gaga talking like never before, talking about how many children she wants, that lady gaga wants, talking to oprah as only oprah can do. she talked about her biggest infl

the shoulder. an overpass and vehicle blocking lands and slow and co in both directions. the golden gate bridge is not too bad. you can see trafficwards the pay gate to the golden gate bridge, pretty slow and go along 101 and the bay bridge toll plaza is stacked up. have a great day ever won.

co's are offering people a chance to get more by using less. >> a few more accidents in the past few minutes. another problem on 295 >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> good morning. sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. we have a few problems already. we start on 295 in the northbound direction. a vehicle into the woods. it was originally reported southbound. in the city at northern parkway, we have an accident wrapping up. another one on the east side. long view avenue, another crash. several things to get to. be careful. in terms of delays, not seeing a whole lot. we start on the b-w parkway at 32. no sign of delays. that is good news. on the north side, problem free at york road. traffic moving very well towards the west side. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. now let's get the latest on the buses and the trains. here's kurt kronke. >> 8 few bus delays. the 52, 54, 61 buses are operating with delays. the 30 bus is diverting at edmondson and swann. light rail and metro subway both on schedule. no delays on the penn, camden, and brunswick lines. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. it ha

see where it is now when our co-workers who is checking the road conditions for us this morning all these other skills like it looks like he is struck eight stepping in traffic backed up heading toward the topaz meter miser on there's also a high wind advisory effect this morning so is actually your typical commuter even though it is a little slick and spots thank you greg elsewhere we're following a couple of other accidents including this one northbound 80 red hat and 82 that were actually a couple separate accidents in this area so it's a pretty slow right heading out toward the san mateo bridge. eastbound 92 across the span that itself actually looks ok. and have for a super slow this morning you can see this answers are below 10 mi. per hour. an accident is still blocking the left lane approaching antioch. want to get past their things improve and once again another live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where it is stacked up that is traffic backed deal. >>> 649 new jobless claims are down again and wholesale prices are actually higher let's talk about it with jason brooks. on money watch. >>> jason good morning. >>> we do like to see those jobless cla

the left seat and you see this erratic behavior. maybe buttons being pushed. maybe dials being turned that were completely inappropriate. maybe air traffic controls commands ignored. we don't know exactly what was happening. as a co-pilot, if i were in that situation, i think the thing i would do would be to as firmly and politely as possible remind captain what clearances were and what rules of flying were and then think about a way to neutralize that situation. my hunch on this one, carol, this is a long flight. almost transcontinental to las vegas. i suspect this co-pilot did a lot of good talking until such time as the captain, nature took over and the captain had to take a biomedical break. that's probably what happened here. that would be my strategy if i were in that seat. >> so when the pilot finally left the cockpit to go to the bathroom, the co-pilot locked the door, which was pretty smart actually. is there a list of things you should do in these kinds of situations like that? >> well, there are operating manuals that every airline have approved by the faa that go through some of these scenarios. what happens in a crew member for whatever reason becomes incapacitated. frequently in simulateors they dri

co m. here is a live look outside from our cameras showing us a ride on the golden gate bridge where trafficl check in the weather and traffic in less than 10 minutes. stay with us. >>justine: basketball fans get crazy during march madness. this story takes rivalry to a new level. tensions are high between university of kentucky and university of louisville. to fans ended up in a fight in an unlikely location. >> police are calling it a flagrant foul. >> this is a first. >> officers were called after fans gave each other a full-court press. >> i was talking about the ball game and he told me shut and gave me the finger and i told him, i am not talking to you. fans on both men admitted they were in the zone. >> i was hooked up to the machine, i could not do anything. i did not hit him hard, but i hit him. cox cost >>justine: we have much more ahead on this thursday morning if the if we are back in two minutes with top stories, weather and traffic fury if when a carpet is clean and fresh, it's irresistible. experience this in your home with resolve deep clean powder. its moist powder penetrate

traffic. >>> thank you very much. big news out of the nfl the league slaps the saints with stiff fines and suspensions for its bounty program and the problem cosd tebow packing dave ross -- and the broncos send tebow packing. dave ross is here. >> what did you think when the saints basically their head coach gone for the entire season i mean my jaw dropped. >> so did mine. >> that is huge. >> you expected something. >> we talked about it weeks ago we said the commissioner doesn't suffer fools lightly he doesn't like being lied to he was lied to by the new orleans saints so he came down with the hammer of author on sean peyton, besides that it is worse the gm gets 8 games, another assistant joe vick gets 6 games all for the old conspiracy theory the cover up is worse than the crime deal when the commissioner asked the saints repeatedly is this going on and they kept saying no, no, it is not, sean peyton as the leader, front man head coach greg williams suspended indefinitely by the league but even more so to peyton because as the head guy the commissioner is saying this is your ship your guys you are in control as head coach if you didn't know