the woman had a broken wrist but the kids were uninjured. >> the truck obviously wasn't checking its blind spots very well. double check and check again. you can't look out your rear-view mirror. >> the driver of the truck was issued a citation for unsafe lane change. >> oh, my god! >> now let's go on over to russia. >> oh, no! >> right? >> are you kidding? he's so calm. he looked at the car like, idiot and then goes and picks it up like it didn't even happen. >> in true russian style. that's what they do. >> nobody got hurt. everything seems to be okay. can't help. let's keep going about our day. >>> some thrill-seekers head out for a base jump, but -- >> are looking for ways to make this more crazy. >> how that led their speeding van to a four-story bridge. >> and it may look like a typical day on the green, but -- >> this guy on the tee box doesn't particularly like his drive. >> [ bleep ]. >> see who takes the fall for this dude's bad day of golf.h, ! Ñáçwçñ >>> if i freeze this video right about here, you might be wondering, why are there footprints on thoichs vehicle. they are

wuc 1 hospitalized 49 seriously injured, 123 uninjured and two confirmed dead. the word we are getting yet is that everyone is accounted for in one way or another. we are at the scene, and joining him live with the latest. dan? >> reporter: hey, it's been quite a day to say the least. the ntsb will arrive approximately at midnight and begin processing the scene tomorrow. we know that the 123 people who were brought here to the terminal, who were uninjured have now been allowed to go home or at least figure out their plans as far as going on to other destinations, etcetera, etcetera. here we are in the international terminal, i looked at the board behind me. it appears that things are operating smoothly now. most of the flights departing this evening have online or on time departures, as far as the injured go, john, we know that nine bay area hospitals have accepted patients of the patients who were brought there, 49 considered to be in serious condition. and i want to shed light more on who was on board the plane. we know there was 141 -- and 61 u.s. citizens an

those people faced a tremendous violent accident and many of th away uninjured.t is a testament. 20 years ago, this would have been a different picture. it is the design changes that the manufacturers that put in at the recommend aegz of the ntsb & the recommendation of the faa that makes the aircraft as safe as it is today. people walked away and that is good news. >> flying does remain one of the safest forms of transportation. only two deaths worldwide for every 100 million passengers on commercial flights. that according to a government analysis of some sort. and as you are mentioning, just a decade ago, passengers were ten times as likely to die when flying on an american plane. a lot of progress was made in making the flights and planes safer for the passengers on board. thank you for joining us and we appreciate your insight. >> our continuing coverage of the plane crash that happen in san francisco international airport. and an international flight coming from south korea, crash landed at 11:30 pacific time this morning. two fatalities. and 306 people are

of those -- then there was 123 people who were uninjured and self-evacuated and that's where it got confusing. that's why earlier we heard that up to 60 people were unaccounted for. now they're looking for one person. we also got an update on airport operations and the search for a cause. >> there is currently and continues to be no indication that terrorism or any criminal acts contributed to the incident. >> we have a total of four runways at sfo. we have re-opened two of the four so we're operating limited arrivals and departures at sfo. >> here is a look at the board here at the airport. you can see earlier live, delays, cancellations, but we're seeing lots of on time. they have gotten two runways up and operational today. so it is improving here. look at the crowds. this is a pretty long line here for security so it's very crowded here, and people have been very patient, waiting for their flights that were delayed, that are now starting to get going. so this is in the international terminal. that's where we're getting our updates and where we're watching the situation. we see people wait

and police just told us and only 123 people were uninjured so that's a miracle there that 123 people were okay. that's when fire crews arrived on the scene they said most of the passengers were able to escape the burning wreckage on their own. >> there is currently and continues to be no indication that terrorism or any criminal act contributed to the incident. >> our aircraft rescue fire fighting equipment went to work right away. applied foam and water to the fuselage. when we had arrived on scene the chutes had been deployed already and we observed multiple numbers of people coming down the chutes and actually walking to their safety. which was a good thing. >> the passengers and their families and our first priority and will continue to provide them with support that they need. >> reporter: well, in the minutes following the crash family with arrived at the airport to pick up their passengers were frantic as news spread there had been a crash landing. one man waiting for his wife and daughter said he heard from them as soon as they escaped from the wreckage. in fact his daughter

what is really incredible is 123 people uninjured. they did not require medical attention and not transported. >> also want to let you know that stanford has had a number of patients. they have 36 people brought to stanford this afternoon. they had so many they had to set up a tent outside to help with some of the more moderately and less severely injured people, and san francisco general had to do the same thing. today is a busy day anyway for san francisco general, for the trauma center but with all of these additional people, everybody had to ramp up. >> we talked to -- we cut sergio quintana short. he is outside sfo. please continue. reporter: one of the things they mentioned on the previousing is they are working on limited capacity. there are four air strips here at sfo, and they only have two of them. and that means they are only allowing limited flights to land and to take off. that obviously is causing a pretty serious backup of passengers here at sfo. let me show you really quick. this is actually a pretty busy time for depa

they were uninjured and have remained in place.and at this time we do have, two confirmed doa passengers on the aircraft. >> so those numbers add up to 306. we are still working to confirm the last one. as, dale mentioned. we have got 123 individuals uninjured. still on site at the airport being processed as we speak. i will turn it over to fbi special agent in charge, dave johnson. dave. >> thank you. at this time we continue to work with the ntsb on determining the exact cause of the incident. there is currently and continues to be no indication that terrorism or any criminal acts contributed to the incident. we are offering all resources necessary to help with the, eve vent. we continue to keep the flights' passengers crew and their loved ones in our thoughts. thank you. >> i just want to finish by -- talking a little bit about the status of the airport as a whole. as i mentioned in the last briefing. we have a total of four runways at sfo. we have reopened two of the four runways. we are operating, limited arrivals and departur

and thankfully, 123 people escaped from this crash uninjured. i had seen some photos a gentleman took from his hotel room at the marriott shortly after this crash, he was up on the eighth floor, and he said his daughter saw something that looked unusual, he picked up his camera and started shooting. the pictures that i saw from him showed people walking around this aircraft. and it was before you could see any emergency vehicles there. so many of them were able to get off this plane under their own power and slide down those chutes that you hear about so many times when you take off, what's going to happen. you never expect that it actually will happen. >> noelle, perhaps from your vantage point, you can tell a little bit better, but from this vantage point, it does not look like there are still emergency personnel circling the plane. i see some emergency vehicles. can you describe a little bit, kind of what's happening right now with regards to emergency personnel on the scene there? or can you tell? >> reporter: yeah, from -- from what i can s

reports say that driver was not impaired in any way and he was uninjured as well. >> if you have 800orsepower, you really need to know how the drive it. >>> go, go, go. >> and right now you may have seen this video, because it is going super viral online. this is 16-month-old elizabeth swimming amazingly well in a pool. she is able to flip her body over to breath safely, and listen to her as she is catching her breath. >> good job. are you all done? okay. do you want to swim to the stairs? >> mom and dad are on the other side of the camera, and they are catching it, and she says, "i'm done, i'm done." she says, "do you want to swim to the stairs?" and she says you can do it. go, go, go. >> i can't believe she made it across the pool. >> but elizabeth makes it to other side and walks right up the stairs and 16-month-old children barely know how the walk, and she is walking up the stairs after having swum the pool. >> well, she is doing what she is supposed to do, and a lot of people want them to turnover when they get into the air to learn how to breathe so they don't a lot of parents

we've also accounted for 123 people here in the terminals of the airport that were uninjured and have remained in place, and at this time we do have two confirmed doa passengers on the aircraft. >> okay. so those numbers add up to 306. we're still working to confirm the last one. as dale mentioned, we've got 123 individuals uninjured, still on site at the airport being processed as we speak. i'm going to turn it over now to fbi special agent in charge dave johnson. dave? >> thank you. at this time we continue to work with the ntsb on determining the exact cause of the incident. there is currently and continues to be no indication that terrorism or any criminal act contributed to the incident. we are offering all resources necessary to help with the event. we continue to keep the flight's passengers, crew, and their loved ones in our thoughts. thank you. >> i just want to finish by talking a little bit about the status of the airport as a whole. as i mentioned in the last briefing, we've got a total of four runways at sfo. we've reopened two of those four runways, so we are operating l

that's when zimmerman and another man helped two children and their parents escape uninjured. police saying zimmerman was not a witness and left the scene after making contact with police there. >>> you know the problems for san diego's mayor are going from bad to worse. a former aide has filed suit. irene mccormick jackson alleges the mayor frequently put her in a headlock and said, quote, crude and disgusting things about sex. she served as communications director under mayor bob filner. he is already under fire for sexual harassment allegations. the mayor issued a public apology earlier this month after a number of female accusers came forward. he has vowed not to resign. >>> for a look at the weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. in a headlock and all these other sorts of things. quite a story. >> probably more details we don't want to hear. >> let's talk weather. that's a safer subject. >> pretty safe and simple. in the northwest, california is a little interesting along with your friends in arizona and southern nevada as of late. dealing with afternoon showers a

. >> the drive, john ward, uninjured in this thing. he blacked out behind the wheel but the cause of this thing still under investigation. you do see somebody come out with a fire exteng wisher and help put out the flames. imagine this, at the gas station, walk back to your car, where do you go? he didn't know what to do there. >> yeah, he really took out that pump and that rail too. that safety guard that you see there, it did nothing to stop him. >> of all of the places to be at that second in your life. >> if he had taken a few more minutes at gum aisle. >> or pay for his gas. >> he would have been -- >> not in the path of that car. >>> check this airliner out. it's about to perform a very routine landing at the wellington airport in new zealand. it is an air new zealand flight about to land. notice the plane's a little wobbly. see that? he's starting to wobble back and forth, back and forth. this airport is known for having very heavy winds. how does a pilot land in such condition? >> oh. >> revs the engine and reascents and doesn'

we accounted for 123 people here in the terminallals in the airport uninjured and remained in place.have two confirmed d.o.a. passengers on the aircraft. >> so those numbers add up to 306. we are working to confirm the last one. as dale mentioned we have 123 individuals uninjured still on site at the airport being processed as we speak. i will turn it over to fbi special agent in charge dave johnson. dave? >> thank you. at this time we continue to work with the ntsb on determining the exact cause of the incident. continues to be no indication that no terrorism act contributed to the incident. we are offer oing all resources necessary to help with the event. we continue to keep the flight's passengers, crews, a their loved ones in our thoughts. >> i want to finish by talking about the status of the airport as a whole. as i mentioned in the last briefing a total of four runways at sfo. we reopened two of the four runways. we are operating limited a arrivals and departures at sfo currently. we would recommend for any passengers traveling through sfo to check with the airline for status

this boy and the other boy, uninjured. >>> the video is very short, but the san francisco police department has released it because they need everybody's help to try to figure out who is responsible for this brutal attack. kicks her in the head and knocks her unconscious. all these guys standing around were all a part of this attack. >> it is believed that five people were involved in this attack. they have arrested apparently three other people many connection to this and other robberies, but they've yet to identify and arrest the man that actually kicked this woman. to tell us more about this incident we have san francisco police department pio abby escarza. what do you know about this guy, although you have three other people under arrest? >> we have two females and one male that are all adults, and they're all in association with this egregious crime. we're hoping this video gets some leads so we can find out who the guy is. >> are the other people not saying, not telling you who this guy is? >> at this point the other individuals are not giving us any information as far as what happene

they were uninjured and have remained in place. and at this time, we do have two confirmed d.o.a.sengers on the aircraft. >> so those numbers add up to 306. we're still working to confirm the last one. as dale mentioned, we've got 123 individuals uninjured, still on site at the airport being processed as we speak. i'm going to turn it over to fbi special agent in charge, dave johnson. dave? >> thank you. at this time, we continue to work with the ntsb on determining the exact cause of the incident. there is currently and continues to be no indication that terrorism or any criminal act corrected to the incident. we are offering all resources necessary to help with the event. we continue to keep the flight's passengers, crew and their loved ones in our thoughts. thank you. >> i just want to finish by talking a little by about the status of the airport as a whole. as i mentioned in the last briefing, we've got a total of four runways at sfo. we've re-opened two of those four runways so we are operating. limited arrivals and departures at sfo currently. we recommend for any passengers

everyone survived uninjured. pilot and his four passengers, a family of four visiting from sweden, including two children. >>> a milestone for the most heavily populated state in the union. demographers estimate sometime around noon local time that the population of hispanics became equal to the population of whites in california. it now becomes the second state to pass this population milestone. the same thing happened in new mexico a few years back. and the next state projected to have equal white and hispanic populations is texas at some point in the next decade. >>> supreme court justice elena kagan has opened up about life on the court. while she says disagreements sometimes test their friendships, she told the audience at the aspen ideas festival that the justices are actually closer than people think. that includes a pair of hunting buddies, the dependably liberal kagan goes shooting with the dependably conservative justice scalia. >> at the end of last year, we had been bird shooting four or phi times. so

and 123 just walked away uninjured. >> ken pritchard is at the news conference.rt. >> as soon as that wraps it up. >> the chinese consulate is offering to help all plane crash victims. >> 141 chinese victims were on board. >> they said it will open at 10:00 this morning and help victims get new passport and other paperwork they lost in the crash. the consulate is located at 1450 laguna street in san francisco. and president obama gives thanks to the emergency personnel. a statement by the white house said the president didn't expressed his it gratitude for the first responders and his thoughts and prayers go out to the family who lost a loved one. >> we are going to fast ball monitoring the investigation into the crash and throughout the morning. our coverage also continues online at ktvu.com. >> you will find the raw footaging above the scene of the crash site and you can listen to the recordings in the control tower during the crash. >> happening right now. >> firefighters are on the scene of an apartment fire. and displays more than 50 people. it happened on r

he says even the uninjured passengers will see 7 figure check because of ptsd. attorney walk says many claims will be for several million dollars. payments will be the highest to the family of the 2 girls who died. he cessation will not fight the liability case because the airline will want to move on from the crash. >> the ripple effect of this disaster continues for other passengers with only 3 of the 4 runway in operation at sfo. travelers are facing some delay and cancelled flights city. airport says runway 2 8 left will stay closed indefinitely. until they can remanufacture the asian plane wreckage after of course the ntsb investigation is finished. some passengers who were originally supposed to depart over the weekend are still stuck at sfo unable to get out. a number of flights diverted to oakland and san jose over the weekend. operation of those airport now getting back to normal. >> many passengers are asking whether they have to pay for the inconvenience caused by the asian crash. 7 news today at 4 a viewer asked michael what happened to the days of a

he says even the uninjured passengers will see 7 figure check because of ptsd. attorney walk says many claims will be for several million dollars. payments will be the highest to the family of the 2 girls who died. he cessation will not fight the liability case because the airline will want to move on from the crash. >> the ripple effect of this disaster continues for other passengers with only 3 of the 4 runway in operation at sfo. travelers are facing some delay and cancelled flights city. airport says runway 2 8 left will stay closed indefinitely. until they can remanufacture the asian plane wreckage after of course the ntsb investigation is finished. some passengers who were originally supposed to depart over the weekend are still stuck at sfo unable to get out. a number of flights diverted to oakland and san jose over the weekend. operation of those airport now getting back to normal. >> many passengers are asking whether they have to pay for the inconvenience caused by the asian crash. 7 news today at 4 a viewer asked michael what happened to the days of a

other people walked away, uninjured.ht still emotionally be, whether they know it or not, in need of assistance. >> as crews begin clearing debris from the tarmac, investigators say they found no evidence of mechanical or electrical failure in the plane. their focus now will center on what the pilots did in those chaotic seconds before impact. >> 24 body have been found in the aftermath of that canadian train derailment. investigators say they believe at least 50 people died in the accident. so the search goes on for more remains. the u.s. owner of the runaway train has been heavily criticized for not visiting the site until four days afterwards. >> such a heartbreaking story. oh. >> it is. >> after a grueling debate, lawmakers in ireland approved the country any first ever abortion bill. the restrictive measure legalizes abortion in exceptional cases where the woman's life is at risk because of a pregnancy. the marathon debate ran past midnight with both side shouting insults at each other. opponents fear that the bill

that's when zimmerman and another man helped two children and their parents escape uninjured. police say zimmerman was not a witness and left the scene after making contact with police. >>> the problems for san diego's mayor, well, they are going from bad to worse. already under fire for sexual harassment allegations. now a former aide has filed suit. irene mccormick jackson served as communications director under mayor bob fillner and says the mayor frequently put her in a headlock and said crude and disgusting things about sex. he issued a public apology earlier this month after a number of female accusers came forward. he has vowed not to resign. >>> here's your dish of "scrambled politics." harry reid is enjoying the likelihood of a primary battle between a tea party candidate and mitch mcconnell. reid fired up the crowd after commenting on the now tied senate race in kentucky where democrats hope to take down the minority leader. >> 45 to 45, grimes versus mcconnell, and he got a primary opponent today. he tried to make love to the tea party, and they didn't like it. >> o

we're also hearing that 123 people are uninjured. that's a miraculous number. and dozens of people taken to different hospitals throughout the area. so again, we're waiting for another news briefing that is supposed to take place at 7:30 today. that's all we know right now. raj? >> thank you very much. you stay there austin to monitor things there. we want to show you what happened as that asiana flight 214 came in for its landing. there is an animation we can show you. >> this happened at 11:27 a.m. the passengers on board and several of the eyewitnesses that have joined us for the last several hours were very consistent what they said they saw. that the tail touched down first. meaning the nose was pointed upwards in a dramatic fashion. the tail touched down and crashed. then soon after it went up in a lot of smoke, and that smoke billowed out for several minutes. about five minutes after the crash, according to eyewitnesses, that's when the passengers started getting off that plane. and we spoke with one of the passengers, one of the survivors who said one o

he says even the uninjured passengers will see 7 figure check because of ptsd. attorney walk says many claims will be for several million dollars. payments will be the highest to the family of the 2 girls who died. he cessation will not fight the liability case because the airline will want to move on from the crash. >> the ripple effect of this disaster continues for other passengers with only 3 of the 4 runway in operation at sfo. travelers are facing some delay and cancelled flights city. airport says runway 2 8 left will stay closed indefinitely. until they can remanufacture the asian plane wreckage after of course the ntsb investigation is finished. some passengers who were originally supposed to depart over the weekend are still stuck at sfo unable to get out. a number of flights diverted to oakland and san jose over the weekend. operation of those airport now getting back to normal. >> many passengers are asking whether they have to pay for the inconvenience caused by the asian crash. 7 news today at 4 a viewer asked michael what happened to the days of a

so again, we are told that there are 123 people uninjured. we're still trying to figure out if there is somewhere where we can see them or talk to them. and understandably so. the officials here at the airport are keeping them sequestered somewhere and keeping them out of the light of the media. we are still trying to be respectful and see if we can find them and talk to them and see exactly what happened on that plane. reporting live, i'm cheryl hurd. nbc bay area news. >> have the people at the airport given you an outline of what will happen to those 123 people at the airport that were on the flight? what is supposed to be the protocol for them are they being held there? will they be putting them up? what is supposed to unfold in the next few hours. it has been five hours or more since this disaster ham. what happens over the next eight hours. >> reporter: those are excellent questions. and they're really not giving as you time line as to what is going on. we are waiting for the next news briefing. that is supposed to take place at 7:30. i

there's still one person who is unaccounted for. 181 have gone to the hospital. 123 are uninjured. >> and we will be back at 6:30 with the latest information on this crash on kpix 5. >> axelrod: tonight, crash-landing frannight, crash landing in san francisco. a jet from south korea with more than 300 passengers and crew on board s on >> a jet from south korea with over 300 on board crashes on arrival. at least 2 are dead and dozens injured. >>> three countries are offering asylum to snowden -- but can he get to any of them. >>> a run away train explodes between canada and maine and. >>> a slice of life under new york streets. a new comer to our shores with a unique musical talent to share. >> this is the cbs evening news.

when someone walked away uninjured there was a sigh of relief, then we found out many were not so lucky. now, tough questions being asked. >> why is it that we have a 2006 aircraft with 1960s seat belt technology? that is outrageous. >> this attorney rep sentd passengers and airline accidents in court before. and received calls about this crash being taunted by the set up of airlines. >> you have air bags in a car, three-point harness in a car, stronger seat backs in cars why can't you reconfigure an aircraft? its not just seats themselves but home there are in. >> in general airline was out restrictions have been allowed to shrink what is called the pitch and also the size of the seats and we think that needs to be very much reviewed. >> today the chair of the national transportation safety board echoed concerns saying every seat, every passenger would be reviewed. >> our survivor team is going to be documented over 300 seats. we want to identify their conditions. and so to understand what injury mechanism was and if they're using restraints. >> keeping track of the safety aspects of t

just confirmation now. 123 people uninjured and all accounted for. everyone has been accounted for. two people killed. a number of people had to be treated at the hospitals these are numbers we want to give you. 52 people treated at san francisco general hospital. 10 of those critically injured. 45 people treated at stanford medical center. six treated now at st. francis medical center. they're not releasing details on the conditions there. five people being treated at st. mary's medical center no, details on condition of those folks there. and two people at ucsf. and both of those people in stable condition. we'll continue to keep you updated on the stat yufs those involved in the crash today with more information as we get it. >> we will, but we're going to go to donna live from los angeles with the latest on asiana airlines response to the crash. dominic, what can you tell us about what the airline is saying at this point? >> you know what this happened to an airline with one of the best safety records in the world. today, waits flying one aircraf

when someone walked away uninjured there was a sigh of relief, then we found out many were not so luckyw, tough questions being asked. >> why is it that we have a 2006 aircraft with 1960s seat belt technology? that is outrageous. >> this attorney rep sentd passengers and airline accidents in court before. and received calls about this crash being taunted by the set up of airlines. >> you have air bags in a car, three-point harness in a car, stronger seat backs in cars why can't you reconfigure an aircraft? its not just seats themselves but home there are in. >> in general airline was out restrictions have been allowed to shrink what is called the pitch and also the size of the seats and we think that needs to be very much reviewed. >> today the chair of the national transportation safety board echoed concerns saying every seat, every passenger would be reviewed. >> our survivor team is going to be documented over 300 seats. we want to identify their conditions. and so to understand what injury mechanism was and if they're using restraints. >> keeping track of the safety aspects of the i

just confirmation now. 123 people uninjured and all accounted for.n fact everyone has been accounted for. two people killed. a number of people had to be treated at the hospitals these are numbers we want to give you. 52 people treated at san francisco general hospital. 10 of those critically injured. 45 people treated at stanford medical center. six treated now at st. francis medical center. they're not releasing details on the conditions there. five people being treated at st. mary's medical center no, details on condition of those folks there. and two people at ucsf. and both of those people in stable condition. we'll continue to keep you updated on the stat yufs those involved in the crash today with more information as we get it. >> we will, but we're going to go to donna live from los angeles with the latest on asiana airlines response to the crash. dominic, what can you tell us about what the airline is saying at this point? >> you know what this happened to an airline with one of the best safety records in the world. today, waits flying one a

air crashes says each person on the plane is likely to see at least $1 million settlement even the uninjured passenger will see seven-figure checks because of post-traumatic stress disorder. the attorney says that many claims will be for several million dollars with payments made to the families of the two girl whose died and asiana will not probably fight the claims because they will want to move open. >> passengers ask if they have to pay for the inconvenience caused by the flight political and. >> -- and a viewer asked what happens to airlines honoring other ticket. i was rebooked later and other carriers had space but would not honor my ticket. he is what michael said. >> they do nut want to do it anymore because it is very expensive but that said, they sometimes do it. you should always take your ticket, head to the other guys and say, will you accept it. this is the key. you have the star allowance, look for an airline that is part of that alliance. then if they have a were maaing code which if you are fortunate they might, then you get out of there and even without the code they will

and thankfully, 123 people escaped from this crash uninjured. photos a gentleman took from his hotel room at the marriott shortly after this crash, he was up on the eighth floor, and he said his daughter saw something that looked unusual, he picked up his camera and started shooting. the pictures that i saw from him showed people walking around this aircraft. and it was before you could see any emergency vehicles there. so many of them were able to get off this plane under their own power and slide down those chutes that you hear about so many times when you take off, what's going to happen. you never expect that it actually will happen. >> noelle, perhaps from your vantage point, you can tell a little bit better, but from this vantage point, it does not look like there are still emergency personnel circling the plane. i see some emergency vehicles. can you describe a little bit, kind of what's happening right now with regards to emergency personnel on the scene there? or can you tell? >> reporter: yeah, from -- from what i can see, and it is qu

the deer appeared to be uninjured as it bounded off. you'll see it in a second.he president of the organization says, netting is dangerous to wildlife and shouldn't be left unattended on the land or at sea. >>> in a special report, a man who smoked for decades -- >> i can't stand the smell of tobacco. >> how big tobacco is helping people quit the habit of smoking. >>> how the record powerball winner plans to spend some of her millions. >>> right after the break, tracking the fog. it's really limited itself right to the coast. that means it's warming up. so as we go into tomorrow, temperatures are going to be on the increase. how much warmer at your house? i'll have the details. Ñáçwçñ >>> in tonight's special report, the suddenly booming business of electronic cigarettes. they're growing in popularity. and soon, big tobacco companies will begin advertising them. health and science center editor john fowler has more. >> reporter: bob smoked 30 years. >> i found it was congesting my lungs. i was short of breath. >> reporter: two years ago, he began taking drops of

some passengers and crew escaped uninjured some had to be rescued from the plane while fire and threatplosion was growing. and there was a large debris field along the runway. in addition to her, the classmate 16-year-old was eject from the plane and killed and 15-year-old ping died from her injuries in the hospital last week. the coroner met with all 3 family yesterday. haze white has offered to do the same. the chinese consulate issued a statement today that read in part we urge the involved part parties of the u.s. side to deal properly with the aftermath of her death and investigate and fix responsibility for the tragic accident. >> all of the involved firefighters were given drug and alcohol tests after it was discovered that clearly a fire vehicle had run over this victim. ntsb does really thorough investigation including interview of all the passengers and crew. hopefully that investigation report might give us a better understanding when it comes out of exactly what led to this tragic accident. in millbrae, abc 7 news. >> and just this afternoon asian airlines flight 214 had to

i think we're glad i'm alive and relatively uninjured at this point. >> we're glad about that, as well. steven ward, good luck to you and thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you very much for having me. >> just ahead, ariel castro agrees to a plea deal. we'll see what the deal entails and the staggering prison term he'll receive. >>> a big development in the murder racketeering and ex portion trial of the alleged boston mobster whitey bulger. >>> a big development in the >>> crime and punishment, in an ohio courtroom today as ariel castro pled guilty to more than 900 counts with kidnapping, rape, assault and aggravated for a miscarriage one victim had. he'll be sentenced to life in prison plus 1000 years life in parole ever but no death sentence. the three women will not have to testify against him. our gary tuchman was inside the courtroom as the hearing unfolded. >> reporter: with glasses on his nose, a shuffling ariel castro walked into a courtroom, shackles on legs and handcuffs on his wrist and plea deal agreements in his head. >> are you fully aware of the terms and do you

. >> reporter: uninjured but needing help, eventually an air boat rescued her and she escaped the gatorsrs. gators and ponds and lakes, tend to happen all the time. they tend to go after the small boats. so, do a story. nice can you wrestle? >> i would never, ever, ever get that close. >> you look chill for somebody. who has got their hand on the gator. >> the lady on the phone did not sound like she was being attacked by a couple alligators. >> she was hoping they wouldn't attack. attacked her kayak anyway. >> inflatable kayak not such a good idea in florida no matter what body of water. >> first time it happened. good enough for me. lesson learned. >> yeah, i need solid steel kayak. >> used to play golf in florida, hit a ball, over by a water hazard. go, there would be the gator. slowly back up. they don't bother you. >> unless in an inflatable kayak, in their space. >> not good. >> not good. >> okay, when we come back -- >> alec baldwin isn't shy about sharing his opinion. find out why he learned an important lesson. >> nearly 50 years old, and still really hot. the supermodel re-crea

but another 123 walked away from the wrej aj uninjured.ah snyder who is at the hospital. what kind of injuries have they treated? were they ready for this? >> reporter: definitely they were ready for this. this is the only level i trauma center that services about a million people. 50 plus patients were brought here. 26 children, 27 adults. injuries ranking from spinal cord initials to internal injuries to bruises and county contusions. there are six patients still in critical condition here, including one child. >> and he we learned of course of the tragic death of two teenage girls that were on board. if we learned anything about other survivors, where they came from? any details about them. >> reporter: yes. we can tell you a little bit about the two girls, both 16 year olds, both students, both from china. the san francisco fire chief said they found the two bodies on the runway. we also know that there were quite a number of students and teachers on the flight that were from china who were heading to a basically a summer school. a lot

the toddler is uninjured. deputy orlando mays brings the boy to safety. the dramatic moment is caught on camera by local tv stations. >> the child was handed to me as i was right out the window. and then i was able to take the child to safety and get him medical attention. the child never cried. it seemed like i appeared to connect with the child. we made eye contact. i think the child really trusted me and felt safe. >> it's an ordeal the adults involved will never forget. and one the child will hopefully not remember. >>> coming up -- buried in the bunker and forced to go on camera to beg for his life. >> please, we are asking for help. because my life is in danger. >> when "caught on camera, hostage" continues. and guaranteed 1-second trades. and at the center of it all is a surprisingly low price -- just $7.95. in fact, fidelity gives you lower trade commissions than schwab, td ameritrade, and etrade. i'm monica santiago of fidelity investments, and low fees and commissions are another reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free t

specializes in air crashes says each person is likely to see at least $1 million settlement even the uninjured passengers will see seven figure checks because of post-traumatic stress disorder. the attorney says that many claims will be for several million dollars and payments will be the highest to the families of the two girls who died saying that the asiana will not fight the liability because they will want to move on from this crash. we will have the latest developments in the crash at sfo throughout the morning, and we will tweet the latest developments in abc7 news bay area with updates on abc7news.com. >> time to turn it over to meteorologist mike nicco. do not be fooled by the low clouds. it will be warm and cool. >> absolutely. we have super dry air outside compressing the marine the moisture which is why we have so many fog. from the roof camera, you cannot see the top of the embarcadero center there and barely can see the top the ferry building and the bay bridge. as far as air quality today, we will have moderate amounts of tree and ragweed pollen, and ozone is moderate and low gr

two people are dead. 123 uninjured. 181 taken to the hospital. one person is still unaccounted for.e, we should note. just an hour ago there were 60 people unaccounted for. that the point again just one. we heard from the white house. we heard from the white house a few hours ago. this is from jay carney, white house press secretary. expressedent expressed gratitude for the first responders and directed the team to stay in contact with the federal, state and local responders as they investigate and respond to the event. thoughts and prayers go out to the families who lost loved ones and all of those affected by the crash. my colleague and friend melissa rayberger has been keeping a close tab on the injured in the hospitals and where they are going. the extent of the injuries. take a quick moment and check in with melissa. what can you tell us? >> we are being told now that there are 54 people in six different area hospitals. most of them are at san francisco general hospital. they have 27 people admitted. 10 especially are critical. those are six females, four males, that includes t

ryan was uninjured while participating.ve no video of ryan running for his life while running for bulls. if we did, it would be the biggest highlight of the jets' upcoming season. find out links to tonight's #click3 on our website, allinwithchris.com. we'll be right back. she's still the one for you - you know it even after all these years. but your erectile dysfunction - you know,that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache o

i think we're glad i'm alive and relatively uninjured at this point. >> we're glad about that, as well. steven ward, good luck to you and thanks very much for joining us. >> thank you very much for having me. >> just ahead, aerial kals stri agrees to a plea deal. we'll see what the deal entails and the staggering prison term he'll receive. >>> a big development in the murder racketeering and ex portion trial of the alleged boston mobster whitey bulger. american express credit card, every purchase earns you 2% cash back, which is deposited in your fidelity account. is that it? actually... there's no annual fee and no limits on rewards. and with the fidelity cash management account debit card, you get reimbursed for all atm fees. is that it? oh, this guy, too. turn more of the money you spend into money you invest. it's everyday reinvesting for your personal economy. geico's defensive driver,ke 13. good student and multi-policy discounts could save you hundreds of dollus. engineer: uh geico's discounts could save you hundreds of "doll-ars." it sounds like you're saying "dollus." dollus.

though dazed by the effects of the pepper spray, hill is uninjured. his assault on the officer earned him two months of punitive segregation and an extension of his sentence. river bend's emergency response team regularly trains for crises where a cell extraction is called for. our crew was there to cover one session. >> as you can see, when you get that many people in one, as small a cell as it is, it makes it kind of havoc about trying to operate in there. >> straighten him out. there you go. pull him out now. straighten him out. >> that's the reason why we do more training. more training you get to do, the better you get. the less injury you have. on the inmate or the staff. >> during the course of our shoot at riverbend, the extraction team would assemble once again, but this time it would be for real. the incident was triggered when officers conducted a routine cell search for weapons in the prison's maximum security unit. >> inmates here are primarily in here because of behavior. assaultive. if they can get their hands on pieces of metal, partic

it looked like he was uninjured.ooked over at me and had a cigarette in his mouth and tried to light it as i'm ordering him to get out of the car. >> wow. he's still in the hospital. have you made contact with him? have either of you spoken to him since the incident? >> no. we have been unable to. >> we haven't had any contact. all we heard is he's recovering and hopefully he gets to 100%. >> he certainly owes you his life. you are our heroes in a lot of people's eyes, including his, i'm sure. thank you so much. thank you. >>> $1 million cash and a stripper. why police confiscated it and a judge gave it back. that story is up next. the must-see video. crocodile show where the beast doesn't exactly follow the script. we are going to be right back with those stories and more after this break. "i'm part of an american success story," "that starts with one of the world's most advanced distribution systems," "and one of the most efficient trucking networks," "with safe, experienced drivers." "we work directly with manufac

the jets said ryan was uninjured, and look at him, he's smiling down there.aining camp in two weeks. how about that. isn't that nice. no gorings, happy to report that. power rundown time and joining us is cnbc.com net senior editor john carney and wealth editor robert frank. two disgraces politicians, the link back to the former wiener mobile, elliot spritzer and former congressman anthony weiner. spitzer is running for new york city comptroller and weiner running for mayor of new york. spitzer joined "morning joe" earlier today and got a bit choked up reflecting on his past. take a look at this here. >> how are you different than you were five, six years ago? what has changed personally? >> a lot of pain, a lot of pain. >> in who you are. >> that's it? >> yeah. you go through that pain, you change. >> weiner/spitzer, do they deserve a second chance, john karn? you're a brooklyn resident, what do you think? >> i think anthony weiner clearly inspired spitzer to run. new yorkers believe that these politicians do deserve a second chance. i think spitzer saw how