and u.s. airway dz not return our calls today. >> and bart formally unveiled a trained investigator who will oversee the transit system's police force. calling for increased oversight of bart police came after the 2009 shooting death of unarmed passenger oscar grant by former officer johannes mehserle. both the 11 member civilian panel and police auditor will get to work today. they face a big first tas income probing the shooting death of charles hill on july 3. police say hill approached with a knife. they're going to get trial by fire. the world wants to see are they going to be in lock wupt police? and maybe everything is the way it should be. questions have come up. >> pro testers called for the disbanding of the police department during a demonstration that forced the closure of the civic center station last night. >> and tonight's the night some east bay students could learn whether cutting class will cost them hard cash. the kompbs yord city council meets to start talking about a curfew comin

u.s. airways for being for being us at threat to national security because u.s. airways then took this security risk and put her on a southwest airlines flight how much of it were they putting a known security risk that to me i think puts a should put u.s. airways in jeopardy they should be receiving some kind of fine here was a someone they thought was going to take down their plane will do is bigger go take down a southwest flight i flew back from germany a few months ago and not only did they not ask me to go through a church or x. rays scanner when i asked if they were if i should take my shoes off the security agent were the woman there laughed she actually laughed and she's not afraid like you americans i mean i you know i was at the at the at the correspondents dinner with the president month or so ago here in washington d.c. and to get you know there were no church or a body scanners nobody was doing growing checks really i mean all i had to do was if you want to write it's ometer to spend two hours sitting you know in a room with brock and michelle obama

u.s. airways related to passenger attire. we must work to maintain the integrity of our systems and make sure that are working in a way that is consistent with all of our collective goals. accusing this young man of a crime threatened his opportunity as a college student and as a successful adult. i humble we urge you to join me in support of this resolution -- humble we urge you to join me in support of this resolution. i would also like to publicly say that this resolution i am introducing is not a saggy pants resolution. it is a serious matter. this resolution is expressing concern over the treatment of

u.s. airways related to passenger attire. we must work to maintain the integrity of our systems and make sure that are working in a way that is consistent with all of our collective goals. accusing this young man of a crime threatened his opportunity as a college student and as a successful adult. i humble we urge you to join me in support of this resolution -- humble we urge you to join me in support of this resolution. i would also like to publicly say that this resolution i am introducing is not a saggy pants resolution. it is a serious matter. this resolution is expressing concern over the treatment of a young man by a corporate entity. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you, madame clerk. i am introducing two resolutions and an ordinance, very straightforward. i am introducing resolutions to facilitate the prison realignment process in san francisco and to keep the city and compliant with state law regarding the shift of prisoners from the state of california to california cities like san fr

u.s. airways. he is supported by the naacp who was out here at the terminal demanding justice. >> what do you want? when do you want it? >> reporter: picketers chanted loudly in front of u.s. airways. >> pull up your corporate pants. they are sagging when it comes to the issue of justice. >> reporter: members of the naacp are demanding u.s. airways apologize to the man who was arrested after he ignored requests to pull up his pants. he says he did comply but his pants kept filing down. he is a student that university of new hampshire -- new mexico. >> i felt like i was being targeted. >>> the naacp believes he was racially profiled. they want u.s. airways to review its policies and have its employees go through sensitivity training. a spokesman says, it's never been about race or dress code. some passengers at sfo who saw the protest agreed with the airline. >> somebody like that could create an unsafe environment on a plane if there is an emergency exit procedure. >> while he hopes for justice he

u.s. airways and mr. marman but not answered the question what is epable attire when flying u.s. >> what is acceptable attire. >>> they have called of the search for the seven missing fishermen. the men aboard a boat that capsized and sank. one man's body was recovered and 28 others were rescued including 19 americans. word came yesterday from the state department that the final seven victims won't be coming home including brian wong who saved his three brother's by waking them up in time to get out. >> we would be getting our sleep if he hadn't woke us up. >> i am doing my best to just remain as focused as i possibly can because i'm not giving up this fight. i am not giving up. >> the wife of don lee who is also missing saying the kheostd showed them a chart they searched but families learned the wreckage continue be found because the sonar can't reach the sea floor. back here in richmond, they are walking up to the smell of rotting eggs, back in october the smell was so pungent when a plant released hydrogen sulfide. officials shut down the plant. now, the plant is still closed

u.s. airways? >> carolyn, the family says the airline offered free passes between san francisco and new mexico, where he is going to school. that was sort of like an informal offer made over the phone. she swear by this, their attorney swears by this. reverend brown swears by this, but the airline told us today on the phone they have made no such offer. the bottom line is that family told me they have not accept nid deal. >> thank you, vick. >>> a group of parking atendants capturing a man who has been suspected of issuing fake parking permits. the attendants say he's been selling fake parking permits in a lot they're supposed to pay for a auto mated machine. police have arrested the fan suspected. >> a labor attorney says he's ready to file a lawsuit against a successful latino supermarket in the bay area. that will claim that they're violating labor laws and cheating employees out of money. we're live tonight in san jose. >> that lawsuit will be filed by the end of next month, then, it will inclu

protestors say since u.s. airway recently allowed a cross dresser to fly, his arrest is racial profiling. >> we are not dealing with dress. we are dealing with discrimination pl and that is obvious based on the fact that have been presented to us. >>reporter: spokesperson for u.s. airway tells 7 news it looks forward to quote continu continuing the dialogue with the naacp. san francisco chapter says it has not heard from the airline. >>> san leandro cop accused of giving more than a pound of marijuana to a confidential informant also his mistress has turned in his badge. 38-year-old jason frederickson had already entered a plea of not guilty to charges of transporting and furnishing marijuana for sale. he remains free on bale. frederickson served on san leandro force for nine years most recently as narcotics squad detective and member of the s.w.a.t. team. >>> pl safeway planning to replace one of the supermarkets in oakland rock ridge neighborhood with one it was as large. take a look. here's the existing safeway 40

u.s. airways and civilly.with kron4 news. >> and el dorado county district attorney has released videos taken by phillip and nancy garrido while philip garrido was on parole. in this one, you can see that the real is taking pictures of children at a playground. the district attorney's office decided to release these videos as well as documents to showcase everything that went wrong with the supervision of garrido while he was on parole. the d.a. will talk more about this at a public meeting next month. i am then permit with kron4 news. >> officials at oakland police headquarters said they need the community's help in solving a recent backpacked robbery that is connected with the shooting of a 19 year-old resident right outside of this home on 25th ave. the oakland police say that the victim refused to give up his backpack prior to receiving a life-threatening gunshot wound. at this time investigators said they have very limited information on the suspect in this case and any the community's help to get this on

u.s. airways crew accused him of refusing to pull up his pants. they say since u.s. airways had allow aid cross dresser to fly and they believe it's racial profiling. >> we're not dealing with a threat. we're dealing with discrimination and that is obvious based on the fact that has been presented to us. >> a spokesperson for u.s. airways tells abc 7 news it looks forward to quote, continuing dialogue with naacp. the san francisco chapter says it's not heard from the airline. >> acl su. joining the court battle to block a measure banning male circumcision in san francisco. that would make the circumcision of a male younger than 18 a misdemeanor carrying a fine of up to a thousand dollars or a year in jail. there would be no religious exemption to the ban except the fact jews and muslims consider it part of their religion. jewish and muslim groups filed suit in june, asking the judge to invalidate the measure. >> whistle blower who brought the british phone hacking scandal to light has been found dead. police say the death of the former reporter does not appear suspici

u.s. airways flight at sfo after an agent told him to pull up his pajama pants. he was jailed on suspicion of trespassing and resisting arrest. >> i don't think i was dressing offensively to anybody. the way a person chooses to dress personally shouldn't have anything to do with anybody. >> at san francisco city hall more than a hundred community activists and religious leaders held a new rally to support marmon. malea cullen introduced legislation to investigate the incident and asking for a dress code for u.s. airways. then around 6:30, donna doyle says she got a call from her attorney informing her the d.a. decided not to file charges. >> for the most part i knew my god had his hands in the mixes, and that my son done nothing wrong. >> there were a lot of things i could have done differently, but it happened. it is in the past, and i am ready to move forward. >> donna doyle says she got a call from u.s. airways two weeks ago and was offered free round trip tickets for her and her son while he is at the university of new mexico. she says she refered to airline

u.s. airways is eminent from deshaun marman's family. and this group ticketed today and says it plans to call for a national campaign against u.s. air. they're upset over last month's arrest at a u.s. airways crew accused him of refusing to pull up his pants. >> this kind of profiling of african american sales must stop this, is why there is a disproportionate number locked up. >> and a spokesperson tells abc 7 news it looks forward to quote, continuing the dialogue, and the airline has said it's biggest problem with the incident is marman's refusal to follow crew's order autos and there is something astonishing to think about. there is an effort to develop a car that would allow blind people to drive. >> it's an incell kredible concept. >> and there is one tas that can seems out of the question for the blind is driving. but not so, say researchers they're showing a car they're developing for the blind and sight impaired. it's equipped with sensors that send signals. the researchers say there is a long way to go, but believe some day, it

u.s. airways over the arrest of a man wearing saggy pants. deshon marman was kicked off a u.s. airways flight. he was accused of not pulling up his pants and arguing with the flight crew. he was arrested after refusing to leave the plane. district attorney's office kneid decided not to file charges. naacp wants to clearer outline on the dress code policy. we called them for a comment on today's order but they have not returned our calls. >> layoff notices will be mailed out to about 200 san francisco employees today because of state budget cuts. presiding judge is holding a news conference right now to outline the cuts. in addition to the laffs, the county plans to close nearly two dozen courtrooms. they say that obtaining criminal and civil records will take months and getting a divorce could take a year and a half. all court clerks will be forced to cut their hours. this is a result of state courts trying to figure out how to deal with the loss of $350 million in state funding this year. officials have warned that at least that much will have to be cut next year. >>> the house

u.s. airways over the arrest of a man wearing saggy pants. deshon marman was kicked off a u.s. airways flight. he was accused of not pulling up his pants and arguing with the flight crew. he was arrested after refusing to leave the plane. district attorney's office kneid decided not to file charges. naacp wants to clearer outline on the dress code policy. we called them for a comment on today's order but they have not returned our calls. >> layoff notices will be mailed out to about 200 san francisco employees today because of state budget cuts. presiding judge is holding a news conference right now to outline the cuts. in addition to the layoffs, the county plans to close nearly two dozen courtrooms. they say that obtaining criminal and civil records will take months and getting a divorce could take a year and a half. all court clerks will be forced to cut their hours. this is a result of state courts trying to figure out how to deal with the loss of $350 million in state funding this year. officials have warned that at least that much will have to be cut next year. >>> the hou

u.s. airways flight at sfo. it happened after an airline employee told him to pull up his pants, complaining that it was sagging boo he loging belo. he said crew members repeatedly harassed him even though he complied. marmon was jailed on a charge of trespassing. the district attorney decided not press charges saying there was no criminal d.a. believes there was no evidence of racial discrimination. >> the two women who worked for the airline and were involved in the initial confrontation with mr. marmon are both experienced employees of the airline and both are african american women. >> the naacp has led the fight against u.s. airways saying what happened to marmon is an example of racism. he says it doesn't matter what color the two airline employees are. >> whether the person be black or white they ought to be sensitive to the fact that they must not show a disparity in treatment of persons if they happen to be of african american origin. >> reporter: u.s. airways declined to go on camera and instead issued

u.s. airways ticket counter. they want an apology. churls clifford was at the airport. details. charles clifford-- >> we're not dealing with just threats. >> the president of the naacp says the u.s. air was removed the show on not because of this clothing because he was black. >> this type of profiling african american males must stop and this nation. there is why there is a disproportionate number of locked up. >>reporter: the airline has maintained that he was removed because was being disruptive and is failed to follow the flight crew instruction. brown is not buying it. >> this is inconsistent. theological and insensitive this entire issue started around his sacking pants it is illogical. u.s. air has committed a white cross dresser to fly from florida to phoenix, arizona. nobody arrested him. >>reporter: later this week will pass the national naacp to boycott u.s. airwaves. >> until the commit themselves--u.s. airways--to sit down with the naacp to discuss their dress code and also the issue of issuing an apology. >>reporter: charles clifford at sfo, kron 4 news. (music) >>

u.s. airways. u.s. wairs declined to go on camera but issued a statement, quote this, situation has always been about a passenger's personal decision refusing to follow crew member instructions and safety ramifications that have decision. >> and we have very good news about a program to increase number of math and science teachers in california reaching a important milestone. there is the program announced it placed 1300 of the experts in the classroom and that is more than halfway to their goal. >> and another note about education. california state board of education approved a new set of rules giving parents greater powers to force changes at poorly-performing schools that clarify the parents trigger law went into affect last year allowing several options for fixing under dgs performing schools include replacing principal, adding performance incentives and turning the school into a charter school. >> now, we go home... we create. parents-triggered chapters throughout california well. spraepd the word

u.s. airways, other than not getting up when the pilots said get up.ning was, "i did not do anything." i asked him why. "i paid like everybody else. i am like everybody else." the pilot replied, "know you are not. -- no, you are not." i am trying to find out where my son did wrong. there are charges on him. i cannot understand how they are going to charge him. the police jumped on him and hurt him. boarding the plane, trespassing -- he had a ticket. indecent exposure -- it became a double standard. a cross dresser could get on and my son could not. president chiu: thank you very much. [applause] next speaker. >> hello, everyone. i was one of the chief organizers today for the youth rally. i hope you all may have looked of the window. some of the supervisors came. we definitely appreciate it. i am here to support the resolution that supervisor cohen just introduce to you all. by no means are we speaking against the cross dresser in favor of deshawn. they both should have been able to board the plane. you cannot invent the rules for different passengers.

u.s. airways flight. >> he was pulled off that u.s. airways plane last month for allegedly refusing to pull up his sagging pan. he was arrested on suspicion of battery of a police officer, resisting arrest and trespassing. the naacp says us airways racially profiled him. the san mateo county's d.a.'s office has until the end of the week to decide whether to file charges. >> a fireball destroyed their neighborhood. families affected by that san bruno blast say they are being victimized again. they are outraged by new court filings from pg and e where they say they shouldn't be responsible for millions of dollars in claims. we have reaction the developments. a lot of people say this is something pg and e had to do legally but the company is still trying to make amends with the actual victims. >> reporter: that's right. that's actually what pg and e said late this afternoon. nonetheless neighbors here don't rebuild as in court a massive litigation don't pile up against pg and e who filed this document listing 30 reasons, actually more than

u.s. airways offering them round trip tickets to and from new mexico. she immediately referred that call to her attorney. we're live at sfo "abc 7 news." >>> new and very disturbing information coming out in the jaycee dugard kidnapping and rape case. prosecutor is releasing home videos made by philip and nancy garrido. >> new video information about other victims just when you thought you harder it all then there is more. prosecutors released this map yesterday showing where garrido attacked five females. two of them we didn't know about. jaycee dugard is the sixth victim in the lower right hand corner. the district attorney is angry about the failure to supervise garrido so he has released his map to back up his outrage. here is home video taken by nancy garrido showing how the couple went on the prowl for little girls shsmt she is video of the guitar but she is taking video of the children in the park. all this new information about what was going on nearby is hard for them to take. >> i couldn't believe something like that happened so close to my ho

u.s. airways flight.ohn alston talked exclusively with deshon marman via skype. >> the champagne is flowing at his home in bayview district after word that the d.a. would not file charges. >> i am so pleased and grateful, freedom. >> and from his room at the university of new mexico the 20-year-old football player became part of the celebration via skype. >> my first reaction, i was ecstatic. it was all unfortunate what happened. once again i do want to apologize to members of the flight 448. >> he was arrested after an ago told him to pull up his pants. he was jailed on suspicion of trespassing and resisting arrest. >> i don't think i was dressed offensively but the way a person dresses personally shouldn't have anything to do with anybody. >> more than a hundred activists held a rally to support him. a supervisor introduced a resolution calling on the faa to investigate the incident and to implement a dress code. then around 6:30, donna doyle got a call from her attorney informing her the d.a. decided n

u.s. airways. what protestors at sfo will be asking for today. >>> investigation continues into a deadly officer involved shooting in san francisco. the suspects connection to another crime in seattle. >>> we'll take to the memorial for the man that was shot by san francisco police and tell you the out of state homicide connection. >>> new development in the saggy pants discrimination case against u.s. airways. the demand the naacp has made for airline executives. >>> housing crunch at san jose state. it's all ahead on the ktvu morning news.

u.s. airways over the deshon marman case. 20-year-old college student was kicked off a u.s. airways flight on june 15th over a dispute over his sagging pants. he was arrested for refusing to leave the plane but the d.a. decided not to file charges. they want a meeting with u.s. airways to find out more on the dress policy. all airways has not given a comment on today's protest. >> oakland police have identified a person of interest in the killing of a young mother ho whose body was dumped and set on fire. they found the body on thursday in the rockridge neighborhood. police haven't released information about the person they believe may be connected to the case. this past weekend, friends held a carwash to raise money for funeral costs in a trust for her son. >> not only to raise money for her funeral, she left behind a two-year-old son. we want to raise consciousness that this is an outrage and we have to do something about it. >> crime stoppers is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of her killer. >> layoff notices will be mailed out to 200 employ

u.s. airways profits jumped a little less than 5%. both airlines made money, despite skyrocketing fuel costs. but as diane eastabrook reports, they could have trouble repeating that performance in the coming months. >> reporter: since the beginning of the year, business and leisure travelers have been shrugging off the sour economy and flying the friendly skies. through april, the number of u.s. airline passengers increased a little less than 2% versus the same period a year ago. and thanks to several fare hikes, airlines made more money, too. revenue passenger miles, a key metric that shows the number of miles flown by paying passengers, jumped 2.5%. but getting passengers to pony up more to fly is getting harder. fitch rating analyst bill warlick says more recent attempts to raise fares have fallen flat with consumers >> i think we're reaching a point where fare traction is slipping. with the consumer under pressure and business demand still somewhat weak, the fare environment clearly isn't strong enough to support multiple fare inc

u.s. airways over the deshon marman case. he was kicked off a u.s. ways flight on june 15th in a dispute over his sagging pants. he was arrested for refusing the captain's orders to leave the plane. the d.a. decided not to file challengers. naacp wants a meeting with the airline to get a clearer issue on the dress policy. u.s. airways is not commenting on today's protests. >> layoff notices will be mailed out to 200 san francisco employees today because of state budget cuts. presiding judge will hold a news conference at 10:30 this morning to outline the cuts. our media partner san jose mercury news state courts are trying to figure out how to deal with $350 million in cuts this fiscal year. state officials have warned that at least that much will have to be cut next year. that is expected to mean longer delays and rolling closures at the state's 58 trial courts. >> this morning there is a strong possibility casey anthony the florida women acquitted in the murder of two-year-old daughter is here in california. she walked out of jail. she was greeted b

u.s. airways. perhaps they're disappointed or perhaps they have no comment. we will have to wait and see. >> we will check back shortly. >> this is one of the hot topics on our facebook fan page. throughout the morning we have been discussing at the sagging pants issue. the majority of viewers is glad this is over and that marman can go on with his life. i have highlighted a couple of responses. here is what one viewer says. >> a live look at the bay bridge approach. we have some cloud cover. currently in oakland, 55 degrees warming to 60 degrees by lunch. 63 this afternoon. this is still well below where we should be. we should be in the '80s. this will be the weather pattern through the week. unseasonably cool, they area wide, particularly in land. a complete look at your forecasts and a little bit. >> 7:11 a.m.. ahrodney king has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. that happened in southern california where he was pulled over. officers pulled him over for several traffic violations. he is charged with the dui. his bail is set for 200

u.s. airways plane to pull up his sagging pants.hen taken into custody and booked into county jail. on june 17th, his first court appearance was postponed. prosecutors said they needed more time to review the case. on july 12th, supporters held a rally at san francisco city hall insisting that the college star was discriminated against because he's african- american. today, july 13th the district attorney said that they would not prosecute. we spoke with the deputy district attorney stephen wagstaff about the decision. >> i was elated aas was his family were preparing for a trowel and i'm sure that would have won, but for him to not to have to go through that ordeal and get back to football it was just terrific. he did not do anything wrong he was initially charged with trespassing that was going on a plane after he went through three security gates at a boarding pass, gave him the boarding pass, when for the causeway, was seated with all of his luggage stolen away and that is when they went in on him. he believes that he was single

u.s. airways as she is convince herd son was singled out because he is black. this despite the fact that the two flight attendants who initially dealt with marman are black. >> that doesn't say anything. we have african-american people that are not comfortable in their own skin. >> in the meantime, doyle and her son plan to move on from the experience that may inspire marman to wear a belt. >> when he does fly will he wear his pajama pants? >> of course not. in san francisco. bay area news. >> tonight, a wealthy san francisco woman is denying charges that she is the ringleader in a scheme to illegally export paint to pakistan. that paint is allegedly used in construction of a pakistan nuclear plant. many experts fear that plant will produce plutonium. 51-year-old was arrested at an atlanta airport last month. the uc-santa cruz grad charged with violating u.s. export laws and conspiracy in connection with the paint purchase by the chip ease government. the felony charges, carry a maximum penalty of 65 years in prison and $1 million in fines. >>> he loved to fish

u.s. airways plane because his pants were baggy. the rally for dation is in response to a san francisco board of supervisors resolution filed on his behalf. on june 15th the 20-year-old college student was kicked off the u.s. airways flight because of complaints his pants were baggy, his underwear visible and the pilot claimed he refuse today pull up his pants. the naacp is now suing u.s. airways saying that was racial profiling. >>> the vallejo city council meets tonight with local american indian tribes trying to settle a controversial park protest. the city wants to build a park at the glen cove native american burial site. for three months these protesters have occupied the site of the project trying to block the construction. now tonight's meeting will be behind closed doors at city hall. the times herald reports city recreation officials will meet thursday to discuss whether to move forward or scale down that project. >>> today the highly anticipated memoir by jaycee dugard goes on sale. now written in her own words a stolen l

u.s. airways tells abc 7 news it looks forward to continuing the dialogue and san francisco chapter says it has not heard from the airline. >> and hard hit during the town economy, one city looking for new ways to drum up business. abc 7 has the story. >> the city of concord cooked up a new way to bring local customers in the door. it's a web site called try it local. the idea he is, deep discounts for everything from the meal and a local restaurant with merchandise in area retail stores. >> these are offers for a certain length of time. after that time, everyone who buys a deal will get an e mail with a coupon. >> and the owner's offerings $30 worth of food for purchase of a $15 voucher. >> we track all of our advertisements and we'll see the return on how we do. and it's a success. >> each deal available for purchase two days, twhauns ends, the customer can down load it. like all cities, concord business owners struggled. >> marketing professional photography is difficult. >> the family-owned store stayed in business more than 65 years, largely by reinventing itself to keep up with ever-c

u.s. airways for mistreating deshaun. >> thank you. and the jaycee dugard case is raising questions about sex offenders and the way they're let out of prison. under the current system, jaycee's kidnapper would not be classified as a high-risk offender, prowling for little girls is classified as a moderate sex offense and because he is not molesting boys he is considered a moderate risk based on the 10 factors in this system. >> did he not attain enough points to say he was a severe -- someone who might do it again. >> the risk and danger of failing in letting someone back out in this society is too great. and with someone like him, we shouldn't do it. >> he's now in prison for life so it won't impact his release but does affect when other sex offenders are let out of prison. >> family and friends paid final resfokts a man killed in that fishing boat tragedy in mexico. lesliey is the confirmed casualty. today, hundreds gathered to remt bay area native working for the chronicle for 37 years. his son described his dad as a passionate man

u.s. airways after the recent arrest of a 20 year-old deshon marman. he was arrested in june at sfo trying to get on an airplane and they said that his pants were too low showing his underwear, they ask him to pull up his pants, they said that he replied no, they called police and arrested them for various small charges. the charges were dropped because the district attorney decided that he was not going to press any charges. that was last week, the san mateo county d.a. said no new charges would be filed. deshon marman says he is planning a loss against the airline. >> the time is 7 07 a.m.. most of the country is dealing with extreme heat, not here in the bay area. >> let us take a look at san jose, temperatures this morning are looking okay. a lot of sunshine. the currently 57 and this slowly warming into the south bay. we will continue to do so until this afternoon. 79 is a high this afternoon. that is a great shot out of san jose. relatively clear skies. a lot of sun coming down. here is a quick look at temperatures and where they stand. but with

u.s. airways to the counter at sfo. believe the airline is guilty of discrimination and they want the airline to apologize to marmon and to qualify its dress code for passengers and have employees undergo sensitivity training. they have also threatened to ask the national naacp to sponsor a boycott. u.s. airways has maintained that marmon was removed from the flight for being destructive and failing to follow instructions of the flight crew. >> 7:57 a.m.. we're back with more and a couple of minutes. hope live from the mt. tam cam. >> a windsurfer missing overnight was found this morning. more on that coming up. >> there are photos of research and murdoch as he arrived for a parliament hearing today, the latest on that. >> as to men stormed a convenience store in southern california, you will not believe what stops them. you have to see that story. >> first, a quick check on weather and traffic. >> , was a big story this morning the temperature wise we are off to a great start. temperatures mostly in the '50s and '60s.

u.s. airways. because congress was not able to keep the faa running they had to furlough 4,000 employees and some federal taxes are being taken off the top. american and u.s. airways will pay the same price because those carriers jacked up their fares so prices will remain the same and they will pocket the difference. southwest and air tran praised about $8. spear customers won't see them budge a penny. we heard the big problem with faa is purely political. >> the american people are paying thousand dollars in tickets in sub disfrom people that riding were six passengers on a plane when they could drive an hour and a half and get an airplane and we wouldn't be paying the thousand dollars. it is continued waste in the federal government. >> the chief of staff chose to focus less on waste and more on what he sees as republicans blocking an important bill. >> this dispute between the house and senate broke down and 4,000 people were laid off on friday because of a political inability for the us house

u.s. airways. >> i felt like i was being targeted. you know, attacked, and harassed or how they chose to pick people in line. >> they say that marman was racially profiled and want them to go through sensitivity training. >>> there is something new for commuters on one of the east bay's busiest corners. they turned down an 18 new metering lights between pleasanton and milpitas. they are set to start this week and next week they will start alternating between red and green. >>> look twice be that as the message behind motorcycle safety. they unveiled the new science today. they say the california drivers need to be aware due to a lane splitting law. there were more than 1300 motorcycle crashes in 2009. >>> the number of people carpooling is on the decline. in santa clara county the percentage dropped from 14% in 198210.1% in 2010. across the state went from 16.9 to 12%. >>> another huge dust storm is rolling across phoenix, arizona, right now. this new video came into our newsroom minutes ago. it shows a haboob, which is an intense san

u.s. airways. >> and while they welcomed the decision and they hope to help the family move past the incident. a spokesperson says we believe the crew and employees academy professionally in dealing with this unfortunate situation. the situation has been passenger's personal decision for informational instructions and safety implications in those decisions. >>> despite spending billions of dollars to increase security, a house committee found that airports still lack security government statistics showed more than 25,000 security breaches since november 2001 and that is an average of slight more than five breaches a year at each of the airports. >> one of challenges is how do we be more secure and lessvase. >> i have since the $20 billion plus since 9/11 a lot of security gaps remain in aviation. >> the number they say is small fraction of the people screened. >>> in mumbai at least 21 people killed and 113 injured after three explosions rocked the financial capital during rush hour. the death toll is expected to rise. they believe it was a terrorist attack. militants back in 2008 killed 206

u.s. airways in the so dahled saggy pants case. u.s. s staff stayed if the football player had refused to pull up his pants as he boarded a plane. the ncaa noted recently a cross- dresser was allowed to fry round-trip without any objections. >>> about 250 returning students to san jose state found out there's know -- there's not enough dorm space to accommodate them. the university is plaque -- the university is looking for a hotel for those returning students. they will have until the 25th to commit even though details are still being worked out. >>> now another celebrity is getting an invitation to a marine corps ball. >> i would like to take betty white. she's just funny. she's sweet. she's mature. she's the all-around perfect woman. that's sergeant ray lewis inviting betty white to be his date for the marine corps ball. the actress has not responded yet. as for justin timberlake, he says going fot ball is a way to honor -- going to the ball is a way of honoring his country. >>> we got one more look at traffic with tara. >> that's rig

u.s. airways. >> and while they welcomed the decision and they hope to help the family move past the incident. a spokesperson says we believe the crew and employees academy professionally in dealing with this unfortunate situation. the situation has been passenger's personal decision for informational instructions and safety implications in those decisions. >>> despite spending billions of dollars to increase security, a house committee found that airports still lack security government statistics showed more than 25,000 security breaches since november 2001 and that is an average of slight more than five breaches a year at each of the airports. >> one of challenges is how do we be more secure and lessvase. >> i have since the $20 billion plus since 9/11 a lot of security gaps remain in aviation. >> the number they say is small fraction of the people screened. >>> in mumbai at least 21 people killed and 113 injured after three explosions rocked the financial capital during rush hour. the death toll is expected to rise. they believe it was a terrorist attack. militants back in 2008 killed 206

u.s. airways flight last month and arrested over a confrontation with the flight crew over his pants. the da believes the case was not worth prosecuting even though he thinks responding officers acted appropriately. >>> check your weather right now, roberta is standing by with you're very latest. >>> we have clear skies tonight so you can pick up actually the nearly full moon. it looks full, doesn't it? tomorrow it will be 100% -- moon and we can pick it up there well inland. that marine layer kept our temperatures down considerably today. san francisco, of ---- 68. san jose checked in at 74. livermore 16 degrees off its mark. we will wake up tomorrow morning with the fog and clouds all the way inland by at least a good 45 miles. computer models have been spot on, but you got to believe it shows by 2:00, 3:00 we are seeing the clearing around the bay, just spotty hints of clearing around the beaches. your weekend, below normal temps and we will gradually start to see temperatures summer like by next week. combine the months, it's like -- overnight tonight 44. 53 in san jose. tomorrow'

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u.s. airways flight.e rally designed to support him. >> hundreds of people gathered on the steps in support of deshon marmen and to take a stand against what they call an injustice. in the crowd were several community leaders including representatives from the naacp along with deshon marmen to mother donna the whale who believes that she deserves an apology. 0-- donna doyle who says that she deserves an apology. >> i think you need to stand and be accountable for your actions. >> a public apology for the deplorable treatment that mr. deshon marmen received. >> she introduced a resolution from the board for universal policy on dress from u.s. airways and is calling on the support of her colleagues from san mateo. >> to call on the support of members of the legal community with in san mateo county and to publicly make a statement that we here in san francisco art auction and that we are paying attention. >> so far there have been no charges filed against deshon marmen i spoke with the district attorney the

u.s. airways at sfo today.rotestors want airline officials to meet with the naacp to talk about last month's arrest of an african- american man who was removed from a flight after a confrontation over his baggy pants. >>> the 405 is open once again. traffic is moving just fine at least for now. l.a. braced for the traffic nightmare dubbed carmageddon but it never happened. the roadwork, which closed the freeway, was done nearly a full day ahead of schedule. >>> in the nation's capital a lot of people believe that this is the make or break week to reach a compromise on raising the debt ceiling. joel brown breaks down the latest plan that is probably already dead on arrival. >> reporter: the white house isn't giving up on a massive deficit reduction deal. >> there's still time to get something big done. the president has made it clear he wants to do something substantial. >> reporter: with the default deadline just 15 days away, president obama and congressional leaders are scrambling to slash government spending

u.s. airways and american airlines admit they raised fares to offset tax savings.e expired taxes amount to about $30 on a typical $300 roundtrip ticket. the taxes expired on friday when congress failed to pass legislation to keep the faa running. while thousands of faa employees have been furloughed, air traffic controllers remain on the job and the obama administration says the shutdown will not affect air safety. >>> a musical legacy cut short. remembering amy winehouse ahead. >>> also, a loyal friend goes to extremes. why he held on for dear life. and if you think today was nice, meteorologist leigh glaser says wait until tomorrow. >> police say singer amy winehouse was found dead today at her home in london. she struggled with drug and alcohol abuse throughout her career, but police say the cause of her death is still not immediately clear. winehouse shot to fame in 2006 with the album "back to black." her blend of jazz, soul, rock, and classic pop was a global hit. amy winehouse was 27 years old. >>> a man who thought someone stole his friend's purse went on t

u.s. airways flight at sfo last month. he got into confrontation with a flight crew over his pants, which were hanging low below his waist. police arrested him on charges that included resisting arrest and battery. today the san mateo county district attorney dropped the case even though he says responding officers acted appropriately. >> there's a lot of very serious crime out there. there's congested courts. this is not the type of case that we need to bring into the criminal courts and clog the courts with. >> marman has received a lot of support since the arrest. yesterday, demonstrators brought their baggy pants to san francisco city hall to protest his arrest. his family has hired and attorney who says that the family will sue u.s. airways if the airline does not, quote, address their wrongs. not clear exactly what that means... >>> it's being called a huge step forward in the fight against aids. one pill a day shown to dramatically reduce the chance of infection. how it works and the bay area company involved. >>> w