a united airlines pilot's in-flight emergency, 30,000 feet up.l playing out on air traffic control. >> we have a man down. chest compressions going on right now. >> the packed plane on its way to seattle, forced to land mid flight. >>> and new details for the white widow. now, one of the most wanted women in the world. tied to terrorists. does she hold the key to more attacks after that mall massacre in kenya? >>> incredible treasure on a glacier. shiny jewels lost for decades. now, discovered on one of the highest mountains. emeralds, rubies, sapphires. finally recovered. >>> mariano rivera. >> exit sandman. one of baseball's all-time greats. mariano rivera, leaves the pitcher's mound at yankee stadium for a final time. the emotions pouring, and hard-earned cheers, and thunderous chants in the bronx. >>> we do say good morning, america. george is off. great to have josh back with us. you talked about bob sheffert, the announcer for the yankees. he was announcing for mariano rivera for the final time. why do you call him the sandman? you might as

in part, for me i would like to think that 9/11 is why i was here. >> the united airlines dispatcher 44 years. he has thought about but has not talked to the relatives of those who died on united flight 93. the flight he tried to warn. to say he was sorry. 9/11 commission investigators say there was nothing more ballinger or any of the footnotes in the story could have done. still, ballinger remains haunted by the what ifs still trying to put 9/11 in his wake. when we left him, he and his wife were waiting to sail away again. rich belme took the phone call from flight 93. >> nelson is still with -- he is in charge of the protective defense division. vaughn alex and mike touhey, the airline ticket agents who first suspected trouble on 9/11 still live in the shadow of the terrible day. the day after the attack they looked at the suspicious names and the faces of their passengers once more. this time with the fbi. >> the fbi come by my house. they had a full photo of those people, and they said, here, here's a sheet. can you pick out the two. atta is easy because he has that sallow look

croatiaed icons all over the world. >>> good news for the travelers who snapped up those tickets on united airlines while the company was experiencing a computer glitch. now the airline says it will honor the free or $5 tickets. on thursday the airline solid tickets ranging from 0 to $10. buyers scooped up the tickets and the airline is blaming a problem with the computer system. >>> some people have all the luck. we're looking at temperatures on the cool side tonight. they'll be around average tomorrow, very similar to today. tonight we'll have widespread clouds and fogs. partly cloudy to mostly sun conditions saturday. we're tracking the possibility for some rain. it could be the first significant rain event in 3 months. general 50s and 60s for this evening. no activity here in the bay area now. lake tahoe has showers and storms. we're watching this low pressure that could affect us in the next 7 days, next week. right now maybe in the north bay but the models are backing up a little. high for san jose tomorrow 78 degrees, mid-70s for mountain view. low 70s for union city, 85 in antioch and liver

a united airlines captain suffers a heart attack in the cockpit.he crew and the passengers jump into action trying desperately to save him. >>> and the closer. a final farewell for one of the greatest of all time. and even in the toughest town there is, there wasn't a dry eye in the house. "nightly news" begins now.

. >>> scary moments onboard a united airlines flight there is a medical emergency in the cockpit. kai jackson has more on the crisis with dozens of passengers onboard. >> reporter: tragedy in the sky for passengers and crew on a united airline flight. the pilot of a plane had a heart attack. despite efforts to save him he died after a crisis in the air on thursday for you nitted flight 1603. the boeing 737 left houston headed to seattle, but the crew asked if there was a doctor onboard. >> we are chest comp preventions going on right now. >> then the plane made an emergency landing in boise, idaho. >> i thought it was a passenger. it was more nerve wracking to see it was a pilot. >> reporter: united airlines is saying the pilot of the plane suffered a heart attack. two passengers rushed to help and started giving cpr. >> several people help, yah. yeah. people helped give him cpr all of the waif -- way down. >> there were 181 passenger and a crew of six on the plane. passengers are saying the situation was tense, but no one panicked. the copilot flew the plane and landed. >> the em

united airlines says it will honor tickets purchased for the steal prices.ecause of the company error. >> a surprising new list from bankrate-dot- com. that shows where *not to use your a-t-m card! that list includes outdoor a-t-m's. gas pumps. restaurants. and online shopping! fraud experts say, if the information is compromised, debit cards offer direct access to your checking account they suggest using credit cards. which draw funds from the card issuer, and can be quickly restored when fraud is detected. >> still ahead-- our stanley roberts finds some homeowners behaving badly. when it comes to garage sales in the east bay. plus-- the very "short" lesson one dad used. to convince his daughter to dress more appropriately. >> this is the golden gate bridge we are looking at a lot of traffic with clouds and fog. we will tell you how long this weather pattern is going to last perhaps some rainfall? >> the now a quick look at today's market update. stocks continuing their september rally. the dow closed out its best week since january with a gain of 75 points

united airlines confirmed the member of the flight crew did suffer a medical emergency. teacher and convicted rapist stacy rambold was released from prison after serving 30 days. yes, 30 days. the judge who sentenced ramble is still facing heavy criticism and even petitions demanding his removal from the bench. >>> the fbi has made an arrest in the miss teen usa sextortion case. during an fbi raid 19-year-old jared abrahams admitted to hacking into miss teen usa cassidy wolf's web cam and then taking nude photos and videos of her. he then threatened to release the material. abrahams faces two years in prison. >>> the president of borilla italian foods is in hot water after saying he would not show gay families in ads for their pasta. he said while he respects gay marriages, he would "never make a spot with a homosexual family." he went on to say if people disagree with that, they can eat other pasta. >>> night was turned to day in alberta, canada, when a meteor blazed by leaving a visible trail. the officer who captured the video said he "freaked out" when he saw the met

a crisis in the air on thursday for united airlines flight 1603. the boeing 737 left houston headed to satellite, but after 8:00, the crew asked if there was a doctor onboard. then the plane made an emergency landing in boise, idaho. >> i thought it was a passenger. it was a little bit more nerve wrecking to see it was a pilot. >> reporter: captain of the plane suffered a heart attack. two passengers rushed to help and started giving cpr. >> several people helped. yeah. several people gave him cpr all of the way down. and then -- when they got him the emts on them. there there were 161 passengers and a crew of six on the plane. the co-pilot started flying the plane and landed. >> emts came onboard. they said let's do two more sets and get him off of the plane. >> the airline is not releasing the pilot's name. kai jackson, wjz eyewitness news. >>> federal workers including thousands of marylanders are hanging in the balance as a possible government shutdown looms. the house is debating a short- term spending bill after the senate decided to keep the

. >>> scary moments onboard a united airlines flight when there is a medical emergency in the cockpit. kai jackson has more. >> reporter: tragedy in the skies on a united airlines flight the pilot of the plane had a heart attack. despite efforts to save him he died. a crisis in the air for united flight 1603. the boeing 737 left houston headed to seattle shortly after 8:00 p.m. the crew asked if there was a doctor onboard. >> yes, man down, chest compressions going on right now. i am not sure too much right now. >> reporter: then the plane made an emergency landing in boise idaho. >> i thought it was a passenger and it was a little bit more nerve racking to see it was a pilot. >> reporter: united says the captain suffered a heart attack at least two pass eninjuries rushed to help -- passengers rushed to help and started giving cpr. >> several people helped give him cpr all the way down and then when they got the emts on there. >> there were 161 pass enjr.a crew of 6 -- passengers and a crew of 6 on the plane. the copilot started flying and eventually landed. >> emts came onboard they

the malfunction forced a temporary shut down of the airlines website yesterday. unitedeased a statement saying: one of their filings contained an error which resulted in certain fares displaying as zero. the airline has corrected the error. the company says it's reviewing what happened, but the bargain fares will stand. kind gestures going a long way. how a stagehand at ravinia is giving back to a man who lost so much in a motorcycle accident. born 105 years ago, one south sider's classic american story. why she's one of chicago's very own. in tonights medical watch ... music and healing. its not just about how the sounds impact the body, but the spirit as well. and in this next story, the touching way a very generous stagehand makes one man feel worlds better. fern golden, neals mother: 'neal was going to northern illinois university and he had a motorcycle and he was going to class and he was cut off by a car. and that was the beginning.' that was 1979 and neal golden was 20 years old. 'there were many bumps in the road along the way. he was in a coma for about a mont

united airlines was briefly giving away tickets for free. united says it accidentally filed fares for $0 with airport fees. some passengers report buying tickets for $5-$10. they spotted the error and shut down the website for maintenance work. no word if they will hop nor the tickets. they certainly should honor those. >> yes, pam. in a world where you and i run the world, i think a lot of people would be happy. >> i think we should. >> we would be very generous. >> i think so too. [ laughter ] >> we are great aren't we? >>> let's take a look at the commute. well, pam is great. let's take a look at 880 north and southbound. that is moving along nicely. there are no major problems if you are drying to the bay bridge toll plaza. still early and you can get a nice drive spool the city. as we take a look at the bay area commute there is not much going on. 50 looks good over to castro valley. if you are driving over to the san mateo or dumbarton bridge for the most part we are doing very well. hello steve. >> hello, sal. how are you? >> i'm frid

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a united airlines pilot's in-flight emergency, 30,000 feet up. playing out on air traffic control. >> we have a man down. chest compressions going on right now. >> the packed plane on its way to seattle, forced to land mid flight. paramedics called in. >>> and breaking new details for the international alert for the white widow. now, one of the most wanted women in the world. tied to terrorists. the question now, does she hold the key to more attacks after that mall massacre in kenya? >>> incredible treasure on a glacier. shiny jewels lost for decades. now, discovered on one of the highest mountains. emeralds, rubies, sapphires. worth hundreds of thousand of dollars, finally recovered. >>> mariano rivera.

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a united airlines pilot's in-flight emergency, 30,000 feet up.traffic control. >> we have a man down. chest compressions going on right now. >> the packed plane on its way to seattle, forced to land mid flight. >>> and new details for the white widow. now, one of the most wanted women in the world. tied to terrorists. does she hold the key to more attacks after that mall massacre in kenya? >>> incredible treasure on a glacier. shiny jewels lost for decades. now, discovered on one of the highest mountains. emeralds rubies, sapphires. finally recovered. >>> mariano rivera.

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not going to believe what happened on united airlines' website yet. well, it's amazing. we're going to come back in 30 seconds to tell you. stick around. >>> coming up on the friday edition of "street signs," i'm a fan of the food truck. what about a soup truck. a closet on wheels and parked out the front here. nifty things to give you the perfectly made custom suit. gold suffering its worst week since june. twitter, the big story of the day. we are asking if there is a bubble forming in social media. all those things and more on this friday edition. see you top of the hour. >> i saw that truck in the front. it looked nifty. >> jump inside and have a look around. you'll be amazed. >> mobile shopping i love it. see you at 2:00. >> okay. >> all right. dozens of jetblue airways flights are being delayed after a computer glitch limited the airline's ability to dispatch its planes. the system was restored by 10:30 a.m. eastern time but you know what that means. the airline warned delays would persist throughout the day. that is not good news. >>> but for about 15 minutes on t

. >> a crisis in the air on thursday for united airlines flight 1603. a spokes woman said the boeing 737 left houston, headed for seattle. shortly after takeoff, the crew asked if there was a doctor onboard. then, the plane made an emergency landing. united airlines said the captain of the plane suffered a heart attack. at least two passengers rushed to help instead of giving cpr. >> several people helped to give him cpr all the way down and they got the emt's there and got him off. >> passengers say the situation was tense, but no one panicked. the copilot start started to fly the plane. >> emt's came on board. i heard them say "let's do two more sets and get him off the plane." >> the airline is not releasing the name citing privacy issues. >>> after five months of testimony, jurors in the michael jackson wrongful death trial are deliberating the case. the family is suing aeg live, claiming that the company that promoted his tour is responsible for his death. >>> michael jackson never got the chance to perform what was supposed to be his ultimate come

. >> >> a mere tragedy in the skies, foreface >> jerry:s and crew of a united airline flight as the pilot had a heart attack in the middle of the flight. a crisis in the air for united flight 1603. a spokesman said boeing 737 left houston heading to seattle. shortly after 8:00, the crew asked if there was a doctor onboard. then, the plane made an emergency landing in boise, idaho. >> i thought it was a passenger, more nerve wrecking to see it was the pilot. >> united airline said the captain of the plane suffered a heart attack. at least two passengers rushed to help to give him cpr. >> several people helped. some people helped to give him cpr all the way down and then when they got the emt's on there and got him off. >> reporter: there were 161 passengers and a crew of six on the plane. passengers say the situation was tense, but no one panicked. the copilot started to fly the plane and eventually landed. >> >> emt's came onboard. they did two more rounds of cpr. >> tragically, that pilot died. the airline is not releasing his name, citing privacy reasons >> in the wake of the washington

a united airlines pilot's in-flight emergency, 30,000 feet up. all playing out on air traffic control. >> we have a man down. chest compressions going on right now. >> the packed plane on its way to seattle, forced to land mid flight. paramedics called in. >>> and breaking new details for the international alert for the white widow. now, one of the most wanted women in the world. tied to terrorists. the question now, does she hold the key to more attacks after that mall massacre in kenya? >>> incredible treasure on a glacier. shiny jewels lost for decades. now, discovered on one of the highest mountains. emeralds, rubies, sapphires. worth hundreds of thousand of dollars, finally recovered. >>> mariano rivera. >> bock sheppard. >> exit sandman. one of baseball's all-time greats. mariano rivera, leaves the pitcher's mound at yankee stadium for a final time. the emotions pouring, and departing in hard-earned cheers and thunderous chants in the bronx. >>> we do say good morning, america. george is off. great to have josh back with us. you talked abou

travelers with united airlines got quite the deal yesterday. *very cheap tickets.ow these few lucky customers walked away with travel plans for *less than ten dollars. the longest rally since july appears to be petering out. the stock market closed lower yesterday. but futures trading right now shows all three indexes in the positive this morning. here's a closer look at the closing numbers. the dow fell 26 points. the nasdaq lost nine points. and the s and p 500 lost six points. opening bell today at 6:30. the nation may be waking up from its foreclosure nightmare the number of new foreclosure filings reached its lowest level in eight years. that's the word from online marketer realtytrac. in august, the initial foreclosure filings fell 44 percent to nearly 56 thousand. that's just below the more october 2005. the company says rising home prices and a big decline in underwater borrowers have helped to drive this trend. >>darya:customers cruising united airlines' website for tickets on thursday got a pleasant surprise. tickets were being sold on the site for zero t

. >> a nivel local, decenas de personas se unen para conmemorar el aniversario de united airlines dentados. >> venían a casa en el vuelo 93. vamos con el sentimietno y los cambios en materia de seguridad. >> muchísimas gracias, buenas tardes, efectivamente, se realizo en el parque a mi espaldas para participar en una ocasion especial al conmemorarse una decada de los atentados. >> lo que ha pasado es muy triste. >>c uando viene el día se siente, los que perdimos. >> es e lsentir de los residentes luego del acto para recordar a 33 pasajeros que perdsieron la vida en el vuelo 93. leslie, azafata, dijo que le toco trabajar con quienes murieron. >> el dolor para la tripulacion es tener presente lo que ocurrió hace 12 años. >> la bandera a media asta como símbolo de duelo y 40 memoriales. >> todas tienene el nombre de cada persona. >> en la parte superior se coloco un espejo que lleva un espejo con un mensaje particular. >> que se pueda reflejar la imagen de uno, así cualquiera de notros podía estar en el avión. >> el vuelo iba a san francisco, 5 eran residentes del área de la bahia. en m

. >>> people who hopped on united airlines' website got a giant surprise yesterday. tickets were sold for between zero and ten dollars. word spread quickly and dozens of people bought up the tickets. united eventually caught the problem and shut down the system. earlier the airline would honor its tickets. >>> a south breeze kicking in at 5-10, a little warmer on your sunday than saturday. both days featuring brilliant sunshine. stay well hydrated. there could be all kinds of cooling beverages. a couple of scattered showers. these are very light and most of them just evaporating. unless your travels take you into the mountains the next couple hours, you're going to stay raven free this evening -- rain free. a beautiful day. look at the cloud cover mixing in with brilliant blue sky. right now partly to mostly cloudy in the dock. 78 degrees, winds northwest at 10. it's going to be crisp by the time we get into the overnight hours. beautiful days ahead. if you get a great photo, we want to see them. twitter us. low 70s, upper 60s etch as late at noon. it is going to be a

because you paid 800s skpdz united airlines doesn't want to give tickets away. back in the day when ticket price woz drop you can just call and go hey, the price dropped and they'd say okay. they don't say okay anymore. there is one thing you need to know there. is a regulation saying after you buy you have 24 hours to cancel it. so, if you should see a big price drop call, cancel your ticket buy the new one if she would have seen that zero, she could have signed on and got it and dropped another one but they're not going to crop it for you good information to know on the 24 hours. >> yes. >> 24 hours, it's really cool and help autos a twitter user asks sit legal for credit card companies to charge you $1 to update for verification purposes? >> they don't really charge, they charge to it make sure everything is going through and working then go back and take it off. sometimes, it will be there. and sometimes 48 hours, it doesn't affect you. they're just making sure it's fine. by the way, crooks do that, too. it's a problem. >> yes. >> yes. >> this one from twitt

--adblib weather tz-- a united airlines police chief... announces a zero-tolerance policy... for fan violence.../ after a baseball ...rivalry... leads to murder..../ this... is... 24 year old jonathan denver... at the giants-dodgers game wednesday ...with his father and brother.../. later that night,... he was stabbed to death....../. denver's friend... says... he was probably... trying to protect his friends and family... when a fight broke out... at a bar... near the stadium. "matt gomes: i was just with his family and we're all kind of doing, i just feel horrible for his mom, his brothers just his whole family." chief greg suhr :the fact that anybody got into any sort of beef over the giants and the dodgers and somebody lost their life, it's just senseless. a... 21 year old suspect... was arrested... and... charged with homicide..../ police...say... he was part of a group... that wasn't even at the game..../ many... country music fans in baltimore... have been waiting... for this weekend. it's almost time for "sunday in the country". candace dold has a preview for today's

a united airlines captain suffers a heart attack in the cockpit. the crew and passengers try desperately to save him. >>> and the closer. a final farewell for one of the greatest of all time. and even in the toughest town there is, there wasn't a dry eye in the house. "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. the last time the leaders of the united states and iran spoke to each other directly half of the current population of this country had not yet been born. it's been a long time indeed. there's been a long history in between, but today president obama and rouhani of iran made it known they indeed spoke by telephone. this is all part of a new leadership effort by iran suddenly claiming they don't want nuclear weapons. what they want now is talks and transparency and goodwill. and while that would be enough to define a whole new era, skepticism is high and there's a good reason for it. we begin our coverage of all of this tonight with nbc's chuck

the other belonging to united airlines. it, too, was bound for los angeles. those are the two planes. the american airliner first, then the united plane, that went into the world trade center. the other two flights, the one that went into the pentagon was an american airlines flight bound from washington's dulles airport to los angeles. the plane that's down southeast of pittsburgh is a united flight. it had been bound from newark to san francisco. i heard one report that it was newark via washington national to san francisco, but i'm not sure of that. let me tell you the flight numbers. the boston takeoffs for american airlines flight 10, it had 92 aboard. that's one of the ones that hit the world -- >> bob, let me interrupt you. we've been reporting it was american airlines flight 11. >> i'm miss taketaken. you're right. it's flight 11 with 92 aboard. then the united airlines that left from boston and hit the other world trade center tower was united's 175. i don't have a figure of how many on board yet. the flight that went into the pentagon was american ai

. >>> for a short time united airlines was giving away tickets for free. passengers say they bought tickets thursday for $5 to $10 before united shut down the bookings on its website and phone centers. the airline said it accidently filed some of those fairs for zero money. united is not obligated to honor the tickets but it is considering what to do about them. if you want the latest on any of our stories we want you, as always, to head over to our website at www.aljazeera.com. there it is. www.aljazeera.com. thank you for being with us. we have another news update in an hour's time. but right now it is inside story.oon al jazeera. >> a horrible crime, a sentence of death. and the world comes to grips with the problem every nation knows. rape and violence towards women. you're watching "inside story" from washington. >> hello, i'm libby casey. it often takes a horrible crime followed by graphic headlines to draw attention to a problem that has been right before our eyes all along. such is the case in india why a violent sexual attack made a nation come to

united airlines will honor those flights after a glitch.nited tweeted it would honor the massively mispriced tickets. everyone was frantically purchasing tickets to hawaii until the airline caught the error. >>> power ball fever is spreading. just one month after the multistate jackpot broke the $3 million mark, it is the fastest power ball jackpot payoff. the odds of winning with a single ticket is 175 million to one. >>> a bay area treasurer is on the verge of extinction. the road to preservation begins in the county town of boone vil. >> reporter: you know you're on the road to the middle of nowhe nowhere. you might get lost. grab a dictionary. because you're definitely going to get lost in translation. i want to put the subtitles on this time. that was funny. it is called -- a dash of english mixed with a whole lot l lot of boon. now one of two only home grown languages remaining in the united states. it is on the verge of extinction. what's happening to your language? >> the valley is changing. >> reporter: a majority of the town used

. >> we now know the name of a united airlines captain who suffered a heart attack during a flight.light when he a had a heart attack yesterday. an off-duty pilot took control of the plane and made a landing in boise, idaho. doctors performed cpr. >> several people helped give him cpr and then when they got [inaudible] >> he died at the hospital. on tossage is were flown seattle. doing fine. bush is after having a stent inside of his heart last month. >> other than the fact i almost when i cut myself shaving, i am doing pretty good. i thought you're going to have to put a turn a kid on me. >> he was being interviewed about a golf tournament he is hosting in dallas for winded warriors. >> good for him. in great shape. retirement is good for him. >> absolutely. we're looking at beautiful weather tonight, tomorrow, at and into the rest of the weekend and then next week, something that is missing, rain. >> we need some. >> we need rain. the leaves are starting to fall off the trees. the lawn is drying out. take a look outside on this friday evening. it is beautiful. temperatures are war

united airlines is talking about how they'll handle their money mistake. >>> on the weather front, crisp and cool and perfect football weather for the ravens. we'll have a look at that and tell you when we might get back to 8 degrees. it's going to be awhile. that's coming up. >>> wave the checkered flag because it's over. there won't be a baltimore grand prix in 2014 because of scheduling conflicts. the navy game will be next year on labor day weekend and the year after that the baltimore convention center is booked for the holiday weekend. no word on 2016. >>> we continue to bring you details on the controversy surrounding ecoatms and quick cash paid for old electronics. the number of stolen phones dropped off at the machines is less than 1%. >>> rebuilding the boardwalk will begin as soon as possible. a huge fire tore through thursday afternoon destroying an area just rebuilt after hurricane sandy. firefighters remain on scene putting out hotspots, and there will be a full investigation. >>> things clearing off nicely today. in fact it's going to continue into the weekend. there are a

united airlines also went down on that day. in that case it was a group of passengers took on the hijacker whose may have been headed for washington, d.c. $40 million has been raised to build a new memorial on that site. in shanksville, tell us more about the site? >> it is a gorgeous day here, just as it was 12 years ago. the sun is coming up now. there was a very peaceful atmosphere here today. the families are on their way to take part in the national memorial service. it was also a very emotional one, as you will see now. think moments when you look back, and the pain, and the anguish, and the events related to the day, seemed like it was yesterday. >> gordon felts is one of the driving forces behind the national memorial to the passengers and crew. >> he lost his brother here when the 757 crashed upside down during more than 500 miles an hour. >> i miss my brother. i miss the fact that his children have grown up without a dad. >> and i hope that this memorial can serve to educate people about the human loss. >> they are al

from the east coast, said everyone in his office was frantically purchasing the united tickets to hawaii until the airlineght on to the error. united isn't saying how many tickets it gave away or how much the mistake will cost the airline. >> no one in the office thought it was a mistake that they were buying those tickets. >> clicking the whole time. >> 10 bucks, must be a special. >> all the press they just got out of it, maybe balanced it out. >> maybe it's a good thing. >>> jeff, you said there's going to be changes this weekend? did i hear you say rain? >>. not this weekend, but as we look ahead toward -- >> i cannot be outside in the rain. >> i know. i know. we're going to have more in the seven-day forecast on when, yes, rain returns in just a few minutes. >>> it is a huge football weekend for the bay area. headlined by colin kaepernick and the 49ers taking a trip to seattle for sunday night football. now we've all become accustomed to seeing colin kaepernick in the national spotlight. up next, find out what is happening in his hometown that will increase his exposure even more. [ female announcer

for a short time thursday united airlines were giving away tickets for free--or close to it. buying tickets for $5 to $10 before united closed down it's bookings. united will honor the tickets but it is considering what to do about them. >>> september traditionally is the worst month for stocks but not so far in 2013. the dow rising for the fourth day this week and three of those were triple digits gains. the dow is almost up 4% of the month, and it closed the day up 75 points. the department of justice is assumsuing the state of floridar its handling of fragile children. critics say the state's nursing home industry is profiting. we introduce to you a tampa father fighting to get better care for his son. >> reporter: it was the start of a new life for 15-year-old a abdul. he had just moved to the states in 2011. he had only been here eight months when he was in a car accident that left him with a traumatic brain injury. >> we're living in an emergency situation that has not ended yet. >> reporter: for the last two years he has been living at this nursing home in tampa. it's o

united airlines say it plans to honor ticks bought online for a steal. the airlines mistakenly offered the ticks for free on the website yesterday, words spread quickly and the customers paying as little as $5 or $10 of security fee. today united tweeted that it has reviewed the situation and decide that had the fair will stand. >>> another big powerball jackpot, it is now grown to $317 million. here in the bay area and cash registers and ticket machines were humming today as people took a big chance of the winning. we asked people what they would do if they won all that money. >> unbelievable. >> if the lord bless me with this ticket, i hope i can help the church or the people that helped me over the year and help my family and pay off bill and be able to retire and be able to help other people. >> the powerball's drawing takes place tomorrow night. >>> tonight award are offering some strange but true scientific research. this year's award includes a joint prize of biology or as stron thisology -- thank you for making ktvu your choice for news, we'll se

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happened yesterday for passengers booking on united airlines as christine romans tells us, while it'ss, it's certainly a costly mistake for the airline. >> wolf, a cheap airline ticket doesn't get cheaper than this. 0 zero. that happened for some passengers thursday afternoon. united airlines says it accidentally posted fares for zero dollars. add in minor airport charges and a round trip from new york to houston was just five bucks. how about round trip from san jose to boston? 10 bucks for a ten spot, you could buy yourself washington, d.c. to honolulu. news of this booking bonanza spread on social media, and soon after, united slammed its arevation shut with this message. united.com is currently undergoing maintenance. flight search and maintenance are unavailable for all flights including mileage plus award travel. united hasn't said how many tickets it sold at these rock bottom fares. but the biggest question for consumers, will united honor the cut rate tickets? so far the carrier hasn't decided if it will make good on the ultra cheap tickets. in n reached out to united but has

united airlines put out a statement. >> they did a very heart felt one. spokesman for the airline stem cells us that he was a united pilot for 26 years and said that we are so sad to confirm that our coworker passed away last night. our thoughts are with his family at this time. and, you know, they were so sensitive about it, harris. they didn't want to release his name today to protect his privacy and his family. even the hospital didn't want to release his name. and then the coroner did, they did an autopsy confirming that it was a heart attack. so far united hasn't released any other information. one thing we do know after 26 years with the airline, sure loved to fly. >> harris: he was loved by a lot of of people too. >> you know, our pilots we think of them fondly when they get us there. we know the other pilot did everything he could, too. >> harris: absolutely. thank you very much. >> you are welcome. >> harris: the grand jury has indicted the girlfriend of aaron hernandez. accused of lying under oath in the murder case. the former new england patrio

united airlines says it was a crew member. don't know the condition of that crew member this morning. >>> oracle team usa incredible comeback on the san francisco bay thrilled many yacht racing fans this week. the america's cup also a big hit with many san francisco business leaders. the chamber of commerce still tallying up the numbers but says the race clearly provided a huge financial boost. the race also created an statemented 2,000 jobs. half of those going to people who live in san francisco. >>> oracles world famous ceo sailed away as the big winner. billionaire larry ellison's racing team pulled off the biggest comeback. and they also host a huge business conference in san francisco. thousands of people from around the world right here attending oracle's open world at the moscone center. >>> time is 5:26. nasa says its curiosity rover found water on mars. scientists says curiosity found molecules of water in the soil. the water molecules are bound to tiny soil particles which means water molecules are likely to be foun

. >>> unites airlines is making arrangements for passengers who were on a hong kong-bound flight that was forced to return to san francisco because of a crack in the cockpit window. a passenger recorded this picture. the plane dumping some fuel. it happened about an hour into the flight. he says the crew kept all 366 passengers calm while they were flying. there were problems after the plane returned to the san francisco airport. >> you could see the masses right around the gate. everyone was looking at each other. everyone was trying to talk to the gate agent saying where exactly? someone made an announcement. you could hardly understand it. someone said it in chinese. it was really it just chaotic. >> that passenger says he was given a voucher for a hotel near the airport and meal accommodations as well. >>> an e. coli outbreak forces a san francisco restaurant to shut down. >> why some cases of the infection remain a mystery. >>> an endurance swimmer tries again to make the trek from cuba to florida. >>> in the weather department we have a chance for sprinkles in the bay area. timi

campaign against an airline which is reminiscent of another campaign back in 2009, by a disgruntled united airlinescustomer. he talked about how they broke his guitar, and it enjoyed massive success at the time, and that company went on to andogize to the musician compensation. american artist jenny parks has imagined cats as some of the most famous comic book heroes ever. captain america, iron man, spiderman. the collection will be a surefire hit with cat lovers and comic book enthusiasts everywhere. this video entitled "i forgot my phone" has racked up close to 20 million views since being posted online last month. it depicts a young woman surrounded by smartphone addicts to highlight the detrimental effects of cell phones on human interaction. >> ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa, oh ♪ ♪ if i was a wizard of finance speculating every day on wall street my dividends would be so tremendous, baby even dow jones would find it ha t

will united airlines nearly free ticket today gave away by accident? midafternoon, they tweeted about it saying, "we reviewed the error that happened and based on those specific circumstances, we will honor the tickets." we don't know how many people booked the almost free flights before they announce something was wrong. someone entered wrong fair information which spit out zero for a price on a number of routes. two doesn't tickets to why you. >> i wish. >> of the grand prix will not be held in baltimore next year or the next. what will the businesses and community members have to say about the big announcement. todaym nbc news, this is -- >> in addition to a new look, the today show is adding a new member to the team, carson daly, starting monday. >> the today show is not only getting a new look but the morning show is adding a new team member. >> from nbc news, this is today. >> after spending a better part of the last month outdoors. the today show family will get or newlyack inside renovated digs. >> he walked in and you feel more energy. but is

for a short time thursday, united airlines was giving away tickets for free, or basically free. rs reported buying tickets for five to ten books. united eventually shut down its bookings, it said it accidentally filed some fairs for zero money. apparently united is not obligated to honor the tickets but are trying to figure out what in the world to do about them. up next, people in power life at any price, you can check out our website any time, aljazeera.com. don't go anywhere. ♪ >> a rally in san salvador, capital of central america's smallest and most densely populated state. on the streets the chants are about the onward march of social justice, in a country that's seen bitter civil war and the transformation of former left wing guerillas into a li

. >>> we are awaiting a second moment of silence at 6:03, the time united airlines flight 175 crashed into the south tower of the world trade center. we will, of course, bring you that moment. we will bring it to you live just in a few minutes from now. first, we get to breaking news from overnight. a powerful explosion causing serious damage to libya's foreign ministry building in the heart of benghazi. that blast one year after militants stormed the u.s. consulate in that city leaving four americans dead, that includes u.s. ambassador and bay area native chris stevens. marla tallez joins us live with more on what we've learned about this overnight blast. >>> i just learned that the building that was hit early this morning once housed the u.s. consulate decades ago, until the late '60s. we have video that shows the extent of damage. officials say a car bomb is to blame. this bomb went off at dawn and damaged buildings next door, including the benghazi branch of the libyan central bank. so far, no reports of death despite the extensive damage. several people that happened to be walkin