uninhabitable due to fog. [inaudible] but we have with us a couple of real experts in outside plans. -- i am outside -- in outside lands. woody has devoted a lot of his time and effort to the outside lands. >> we are a nonprofit in our 10th year, and we are dedicated to preserving and sharing the history of san francisco. >> it is great to have you here. and pat, who has a lot of knowledge and brought to be sure today a lot of [inaudible] , and she can share with that -- she can share that with us as well, and we only regret that harvey the wonder dog could not be here. we talked about [inaudible] what area, generally, are we talking about? >> the term came from what was called the pueblo land when the san francisco peninsula was switched over from mexican ownership to american ownership. certain tracts were preserved, so there was a more orderly, even though it took decades, transfer of ownership of those lands, but there were also what were called pueblo lands, which were sort of a poem by the town, and then

leads to the entire building being deemed uninhabitable. >> police in oakland are searching for two gunmen. the first happened around 10:15 last night. the victim was shot several times and decide at the scene. then at 1:00 this morning, police found a man suffering from bullet wounds on international boulevard near 57th avenue, he was taken to the hospital and died a short time later. police are urging anyone with information on either shooting to come forward. no suspects have been identified yet. >>> we have an update for you on the plane crash near the waterfront in sausalito yesterday. new cell phone video sent to us by a firefighter shows the sea plane moments before it sank, the pilot had tried to take off but failed. the plane eventually sinking, the two passengers were rescued unharmed. investigators are still trying to get the plane out of richardson bay. there's no danger to the environment. >> there's no indication at all there's a hazardous materials spill. there's no signs of fuel or oil leaking into the water. sausalito police say no drugs or alcohol were involved in

80-degree waters of the sea of cortez, the fishermen can survive and that there are hundreds of uninhabited islands and sand bars that they could have drifted to. they also cite the fact that many people have been found after shipwrecks as long as seven days after those ships have gone down. right now the family is trying to make sure that the search continues past that 96-hour mark. they are hoping for divers to go down into the wreckage to confirm that those seven missing fishermen are not down below. we have team coverage with nbc and our report from san felipe. first back to jessica and marla. >>> we are having twroubl that live shot -- trouble with that live shot. >>> at this hour, san francisco senator leland yee is talking about the mexican government and pressuring them to continue looking for the missing survivors. one of the men's wives is with him and we'll have more as part of our continued coverage coming up at 6:00. >>> to catch a thief. san francisco police may have a new key piece of evidence in the search for a man who stole an original picasso from a union square art galle

it was thought to be uninhabitable by a lot of people. some people actually put that on the map, called the great sand waste or the great sand bank. it was cold, foggy. there was no infrastructure out there, of course, in the 1890's. no gas no. real good transportation. no sidewalks. people didn't want to live out there. however, what it did have is a steamtrain line that ran out lincoln way to the beach. it was basically built to bring picnicers, who wanted to get away for the weekend, to go to the beach for a sunday. right here at the end of the sunset district, at the northwest corner, is where carville gets its start, on a little strip of land, a little block that the mayor at the time owned. and that's where colonel daley put up his little coffee sal yoon -- saloon, using that old car. that's where carville takes off. so who's responsible for carville? we said the mayor of san francisco at the time. very wealthy land owner. owned at one point i think they say 1/12 of san francisco in land. most of it was in the west side of the city.

the entire third floor was deemed uninhabitable. >>> police are issing for two gunmen after two deadly shootings last night. the first happened around 10:15. the victim was shot several times and died at the scene. around 1:00 this morning, police found a man on international boulevard near 57th avenue. he was taken to a hospital and died a short time later. police do not have any suspect information on either shooting right now. >>> this is the first full weekend of a lower sales tax rate and vehicle license fee. and local auto dealers are hoping those two things will drive business up this holiday weekend. on friday, the california sales tax dropped by 1%, and the vehicle license fee dropped by half. that means a break of $250 on sales tax, and $125 savings on the registration fee. $375 isn't a huge amount of savings, the general manager of this dealership says it could be the tipping point for buyers and lenders. >> the 4th of july is always huge for us. the deal is helping people buy more and spend less on government fees is going to be great for the people. >> auto experts say jun

. >> many of the islands are uninhabited, they are basically giant rocks in the ocean. >> reporter: a dive team is boeing brought in. it's reported they could search the sunken boat as early as tomorrow to see if the bodies of the missing men are inside. mexican investigators found the boat in about 223 feet of water. the coast guard said they are scheduled to help the navy search through tuesday but they will stay longer if asked. its been seven days but the coast guard says it's possible for people to survive this long. it all depends on how fit they are and if their will to live say big falk factor. >> they say they know their fathers are out there and they want to survive they just need answers. >> they want to cling onto that hope and you can't blame them. >> thank you. >> okay. >> tonight police blame a drug deal for the death of three men in richmond. gun fire erupted inside the apartment at the triangle court apartment housing complex. michael anderson, is among the dead. two of the victims a 19 and 20- year-old. two people described as material witnesses are still boeing ques

. >> many of these islands are uninhabited. they're basically giant rocks out in the middle of the ocean. >> reporter:a dive team is is being brought in. its reported divers could search as early as tomorrow to see if the bodies are inside. mexican investigators found the boat in about 223 feet of water. now the coast guard says they are scheduled to help the mexican navy search through tuesday. but they will stay longer if they're asked. its been seven days, the coast guard says it is still possible for people to survive this long, it all depends on how fit they are and their will to live is also a factor. pam. >> thank you very much. >>> well work an a portion of a new terminal project is on hold tonight after a serious accident at the site. a construction worker got severe burns when he came in contact with a live wire. >> we believe that we will get to the bottom of what happened yesterday. we won't continue working that particular site. there is lots of work to be done. >> the man suffered second degree burns on his arm an

several hours of floating and swimming with the life preserver he slowly made to the shore of an uninhabited island. >> i said lord, you said you would help me all i need is a little push. and then as i made in turn, a huge wave came in pushing towards the island. >> after waiting on the auction for hours, he and other fishermen were rescued by another boat and made it back home now he continues to pray for the rest of the crew that was still lost as see. >> if i made to an island they can and i hope that it is just somewhere on one of those islands out there waiting to be helped. and i hope that this has a happy ending. >> for more survivors responses to kantor missing fishermen covered on kron4.com. another massive earthquake has struck japan this one registered 7.3. the tsunami warning was issued for the same area that was hit by a quick and tsunami back in march. coastline cities as well as the power plant were evacuated for a couple of hours today. people have since returned there is no word of any injuries or damage caused by this earthquake. [music] >> that occurred about 6:00 local t

days on the outskirts, a new settlement springs up just like this one on land that was previously uninhabited. across the border in somalia, distributing food is difficult and dangerous. in the town of dolo today, the u.n. world food program managed to get fresh help to the hungry. >> we're already reaching 1.5 million in somalia. 11 million throughout the drought zone. but it's these 2.2 million of which these are part that have been unable to be reached that we're most concerned about. >> reporter: from here many have weeks of walking ahead to get to camps in ethiopia and kenya, where their journey will be over, but their suffering might not. hundreds of thousands of refugees in this camp alone still need urgent help. for nbc news, sedan. sudan. >> we will be continuing to follow this tragic story ithe coming days. in the meantime for viewers who want to help, we have a list of ways to do that on our website. nightly.msnbc.com. >>> when "nightly news" continues this sunday, questioning the evidence of the amanda knox murder case. has an innocent woman been wrongly convicted? >>> and later -

new house to have enough room for all that children and their future families but now it's almost uninhabited one of the rooms houses a memorial museum to the family it features the son's medals they received and the letters they sent from the front line to more especially treasures objects made by her children i want in this is the root of a pine tree they made a heart out of it. my second son enjoyed making such things she died in a battle on the same day as my youngest son. len many georgian opposition parties and even spearhead gamsakhurdia as former associates demonstrated that discontent with the rule georgian intellectuals sent numerous letters to the president asking him to come to his senses. responded by imposing censorship. all of them with a nine hundred ninety one law even denied registration for all political parties it was indorsed by people who had served terms and soviet prisons and campaigned for georgia's freedom and independence. most people did while they themselves had been opposed to the supply. train to become a mathematician in the early one nine hundred ninety s. he

four apartments are considered uninhabitable. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >> let's check the forecast for today. another warm one on tap. >> warmer than yesterday, unfortunately. but this is the last abnormally warm day for the time of year. as we head throughout the remainder of the week we're going to start to cool off as this trough of low pressure dips in. ed the high pressure is in control. one of the differences you'll notice in the south bay, you can feel the air this morning. it's kind of heavy. we have monsoonal moisture creeping up from the south. and that's going to drive in cloud cover later on but the biggest difference between yesterday and today it's not only warmer, it's going to be muggier so it will feel warmer in the heat of the day. we have a heat index to talk about. making it feel 5 to 10 degrees warmer in the south bay. i don't think that moisture is going to creep up further to the north than the golden gate bridge but we're going to watch that. we have a chance of thunderstorms as

some survivors reached one of the many uninhabited islands in the sea of cortez. tonight, there's hope that with warm weather and water, the missing could still be alive. >> i know they're out there searching right now and we hope they continue the search. >> reporter: the crew aboard the erik tell us that when the ship shoved off on saturday the captain was warned not to leave the harbor. if weather, they say, was just too dangerous. >> i'm not leaving. >> gary wong was separated from his brother, brian, as the ship sank. today, the husband and father of two, is still missing. >> i'm not leaving until we find my brother, brian. >> reporter: from one boat, stories of survival, death and a desperate search for the missing. miguel almaguer, nbc news, san felipe, mexico. >> and crushing news arrived over the weekend from a beautiful part of this country in montana, yellowstone natnal park. an oil spill that we now know may be larger than first feared, and cleanup, may, as a result, be more difficult than first thought. nbc's george lewis, just outside billings, monta

. >> many of these islands are uninhabited. they are basically giant rocks in the middle of the ocean. >> a u.s. navy dive team is brought in from hawaii. it is reported divers could search for the sunken boat to see if the bodies of the missing men are inside. mexican investigators found the body in about 223 feet of water. linda ye, cbs 5. >>> it is back to the negotiating table today. for president obama and eight congressional leaders. they're trying to hammer out an agreement to cut the federal deficit and raise the debt limit before the time runs out. but joel brown reports, compromise between democrats and republicans is not coming easy. >> reporter: president obama plans to sit down with congressional leadersed to and every day until a debt deal gets done. the sides met in a rare sunday night session but reportedly made very little progress if any. the prá president wants lawmakers to accept a $4 trillion deficit reduction plan. but republicans rejecting all tax hikes associated with it. instead, pushing for smaller $2

chairman, my -- uninhabitable. with that in mind, mr. chairman, my amendment would conduct the study of the policy. why can't a policy be brought now? is there no interest in it because the federal government successfully markets the plans with the private sector? i feel answers to these questions are needed but what we do know is that when circumstances beyond a home eners' control makes the home uninhabitable, the last thing they want to do is look through a policy and make sure that their completely destroyed home isn't protected by the insurance policy that they bought. so for this reason they offer the amendment forever a g.a.o. study and ask that the amendment be adopted and i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from virginia reserves his time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from illinois rise? mrs. biggert: mr. chairman, i claim time in opposition. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for five minutes. mrs. biggert: thank you, mr. chairman. this amendment which would direct g.a.o. to conduct a study o

. >> he slowly made it to shore to one of uninhabited island. >>: large wave pushed me towards the island. >> he was picked up by another fishing boat and eventually made his way along. >> if i made it to an island that they can to, i do so but it has a happy ending to eit. >> we're following this on our web page all you have to do is log on. >> there is a meeting with the president and republican leaders today the white house resisted a proposal by john boehner smaller reduction deal. gop leaders said they will not vote on that debt ceiling. >> it is the end of the lineup for london news of the world >>> and a strong earthquake rattles japan same place where it reported for months about it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to th

of ocean and land and you can see that these islands are uninhabited. friday another crew will return to conduct another search. >> a few of the surviving fishermen are expected home tonight including gary hansen. kron4 is live at his home awaiting his return. that is where we find charles clifford standing by. >> right now you are looking at a live picture from navato we are expecting gary hansen to arrive home sometime this evening. if we heard earlier today that he and possibly other people were driving home around interstate 5 ft. and around 3:00 p.m. they were near southern california meeting if they keep driving they probably will arrive here in marin county tonight. earlier we spoke with his wife patty and his daughter although he is a former chp officer and an avid fisherman he has never been through anything like this before. >> they said it was a rolling and then he went straight up in the ear and then sank like the titanic he said in a matter of like, by the time he woke up and got in the water he said 45 seconds had gone by and that is how f

several hours of floating and swimming with his life preserver he slowly made to the shore of an uninhabited island. >> i sent lord, all i need is a little push to get to that island because a huge wave came and push me toward the island. >> after waiting four hours, he and others were rescued on the island with it by another boat and made it back home now you to pray for the rest of the crew still lost at sea. >> if i made it to an island they can and i hope there somewhere on one of those islands out there waiting to be helped. i hope that this has a happy ending to it. >> for more survivor responses to kantor missing fishermen coverage on kron4.com. and other massive earthquake has struck japan. a tsunami warning was issued for the same area that was hit by the earthquake and tsunami in march, that is after today the 7.3 earthquake struck. coastline cities as well as the power plant were evacuated for a couple of hours people have since returned there is no word of injury or damage caused by the earthquake. [music] >> our earthquake tracker shows that just off shore of sendai the same loc

four apartments are considered uninhabitable and the cause of that fire is under investigation. >> warmerperatures will prevail again. want to check the forecast with christina. >> that story is a reminder we are well into our fire seen season so you want to practice good fire safety, especially this time of year always but especially right now. let's talk about what you can expect. downright hot everywhere. but the coast. if you can get to half moon bay today, right around 73 degrees. just beautiful weather. usually it's cool there. but we're going to get really nice weather out there today. you can't see alcatraz this morning. it's right there but you can hardly see it because we have thick clouds moving in. that will be the case probably for the next couple of hours. mostly clear over the city of san francisco. let's get to it. you can see high pressure is in control, taking the storm trackthe north. no rain chances from the gulf of alaska, what we could see something that we don't usually see, rain showers courtesy of thunderstorms from the monsoonal flow that's just to our south. typ

the missing friends could survive in the 80 degree water or that they drifted to one of the many uninhabitedds and sandbars in the sea of cortez. today marks one week since the women heard their husband's voices since they crossed the mexican border. >> it's been horrendous for all of us. as each day goes by and we don't hear and find them, it becomes more difficult for us to hold it together. >> reporter: as they search for any bits of information, the families are trying to stave off the fear this could have been the last fishing trip. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> logon to our website, nbc a nbcbayarea.c nbcbayarea.com. >> who needs a phone when you can social network. facebook has now come up with a new way to "see" your friends. scott budman was there and, scott, this will require me putting on makeup early in the day. >> getting in touch with your friends isn't just typing. with other companies nipping at its social networking heels, facebook has to do something to keep its huge number of users. today, it gave you two new ways to hook up with your friends. >> reporter: your onli

this is important because although uninhabited over there, it's a huge route for planes going to the.s. to asia. it's going to affect air travel when this erupts and the experts are saying it's a matter of when. we'll keep you posted on that. >> talk to you in a little bit on "american morning." take a look at the word of the day, biobutanol. why you need to know it after the short break. it is 52 minutes after the hour. >>> don't know where i'm going. all right. it is 56 minutes after the hour. let's go to the nasdaq marketsite, where carter evans is standing by, keeping an eye on what's going on in u.s. markets and what cnnmoney.com is covering. good morning, carter. what have you got for us? >> the debt ceiling, everyone is still talking about that, on the front page on cnnmoney.com. the big question for a lot of personal investors, what do i do with my money? should i be moving it somewhere else. lawmakers can't come to a decision. is that going to affect my 401(k). most analysts saying don't panic, stay the course. we're talking about earnings this week. shouldn't earnings be th

four apartments are considered uninhabitable.se of the fire is still under investigation. >> 5:48. a couple of universities are teaming up to come up with what could be a real break through on the study of autism. researchers studied a large group of twins and found a mother's age and her health may play a larger role in whether a child has autism. before now it was thought that genetics played a major role. however, the study found a higher than expected rate of autism in fraternal twins, ones that don't share the same genes. experts say stress, diet, infections, even a mother's age and medications could increase the risk of autism in a child. >> 5:49. i want to check the forecast right now with christina, another warm one. are we having above average temperatures? >> oh, yes. when we talk about triple digits in the bay area, it is not a usual trend. as a matter of fact, we see our highs even inland in mid-80s this time of year. and that's what we can expect as we head through the second half of the work week and especially this

flying over, you can see the islands are uninhabited. on friday another crew will return to conduct another search. >> kron 4 will continue to speak with survivors and family members of the capsized boat. join us on www.kron4.com for continuing coverage. >> we are watching and waiting for president obama to address the nation about new-line inclement numbers that just came down. 9.2% hike. stocks are down one hundred eighteenth place to 12,600, almost down it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get

in addition of lot of survivors were already picked up, there is a cluster of small uninhabited islands in the area. if any of them made it to those islands they could easily survive for quite some time. >> did any of the survivors say to you, i saw your father-in- law grabbed a life vest? upon >> the survivors that we have spoken to, it all came down to which part of the boat your sleeping on. >> we wish you the very best. coming up we will hear more from fred in his family's stories. that yellow car belongs to bruce, he has been rescued. the red truck, the family knows him, he is still missing at this time. >> it is really nice said the family is out there sharing those details with you. we will check back with you later to hear more. >> following a developing story in san francisco, police are searching for a person who stole a rare picasso driv. police sayt a man walked into the gallery grabbed the sketch of of the wall and fled in the text. the sketch was worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. we have a hot spot, let's go to george. >> and you accident on interstate 680 south of.

island to another didn't go exactly as planned. 15 people including six children wound up on an uninhabitedsland after their small skip hit a reef and capsized tuesday. they were finally spotted after n they joined hands to make a huge sos on the beach. the u.s. navy will make history this year, hosting the opening game of the ncaa college basketball season on the usa carl vincent. michael jordan and magic johnson are the honorary game captains. >> i'm sure, wolf, you would want a ticket to that kbam. >> i would like that. >> a lot of celebrities including yourself. >> president obama says both sides need to give to get a deal on raising the debt limit. but many liberals say he's giving too much. senator bernie sanders tells me why he thinks some of the ideas on the table right now are disastrous. and the obama ed a med a takes step to end the don't ask don't tell policy. >>> reporters is reporting that police are saying that undetonated exiplosives were found on that island where at least ten people on that island are dead. most of them we're told is youth. another seven people died in the

water fill in with minerals and that is the kind of thing that we think is a great prospect for uninhabitable interment. to summarize, we have many attractive possibilities. we think it hashas high diversity. it is possible that some of those might sustain organic carbon. >> if the media has questions, they can come to the microphone. then we will go to the phone lines. i want to remind you that you can find all this information on www.nasa.gov/msl. there is an incredible google mars site. i want to thank all of the folks across this great country and worldwide were working on this mission. particularly the folks at the kennedy space station who will take us back to mars. leeson gentleman. [applause] -- ladies and gentlemen. [applause] okay, let's go to the phone line with irene. irene, with reuters. we will come back. go ahead, eric. give your name and affiliation. >> some people in your son's team are saying that this could even be a bathtub that was once filled all the way to the top with water. others are worried that maybe some of these wateree signs could just be easy these watery signs

water fill in with merals and that is the kind of thing that we think is a great prospect for uninhabitable interment. to summarize, we have many attractive possibilities. we think it hashas high diversity. it is possible that some of those might sustain organic carbon. >> if the media has questions, they can come to the microphone. then we will go to the phone lines. i want to remind you that you can find all this information on www.nasa.gov/msl. there is an incredible google mars site. i want to thank all of the folks acro this great country and worldwide were working on this mission. particularly the folks at the kennedy space station who will take us back to mars. leesonentleman. [applause] -- ladies and gentlemen. [applause] okay, let's go to the phone line with irene. irene, with reuters. we will come back. go ahead, eric. give your name and affiliation. >> some people in your son's team are saying that thi could even be a bathtub that was once filled all the way to the top with water. others are worried that maybe some of these wateree signs could just be easy these watery signs coul