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again, if you're just waking up, there are 14 dead at this moment, but that number could go up, as we're told at least 50 have been transported to area hospitals, some of them in "extremely critical condition." you go down the list of hospitals, they're triaging people. we're hearing about a lot of people coming in in critical condition. we don't want to put a number on it, but 50 at least have been transported to area hospitals. for a man who walked in after a midnight showing of "the dark knight rised," this was a highly anticipated, much talked about premiere of the film, midnight showings to kick off what was to be a big weekend for the film, at the century 16 movie theater in aurora, colorado, ten miles east of denver. a man walked in, reportedly in costume, reportedly wearing a gas mask, which makes more sense now that we get the report from the police chief, that there was some kind of a canister, perhaps tear gas released inside that movie theater, and he started opening fire. many of the witnesses say he walked up the stairs, appearing to fire completely at random. that suspect

this morning there are juss áunderá 5- thousand people waking up baltimore city and county. joel d. ith is live in towson where they're waking p pn the dark again as the next round of storms come in. good morning joel d. 3& patrice, right now, thereeare a handful of newwoutagee to report: bge now says 2 hundred customers aar withoutt power... mostly in the towwon area... that's rough,, bbt nothing compared to the 3/4 of a million knockkd out a week and a half ago, including hhre on cedarcroft road. itttook workers frrm all over the country, and canada, working around the clock in done. the last custooer restored yesterdayyafternoon. the storm was historic in it's mmhem... trees fell on power linns, aad homes on this road. some of the folks we talked with headed to hotels for days, wwile their homes basically boiled. others tried to stick it out, sleeping in the basement....., but quuckly learned it's not just humans having a tough time with 80 or 90 degrees iidoors. 5122 we have two large dogs inside, 70 pounds each. they &pcouldn't get cool for a whole week. they panted 24-7, ha ah

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to news or one of our classic ring tones, the app lets you wake up to music from your own library. once you're up, you can instantly check the local news that happened overnight and get the hour-by-hour weather forecast for your day and the seven-day forecast to plan your week. we have your commute covered with up to the minute traffic before you head out the door. thanks to the new abc-7 news alarm clark app, all the abc-7 news news, weather and traffic you count on, on air, is now there with you when you wake up. >> alan: you can get your abc-7 news large clock app for free from apple's app store, it is true, i don't even use my alarm clock anymore. i use my smartphone. >> ama: exactly. so it's right there and you can get the top stories and the all-important weather. >> leigh: terrific day today. we have the low clouds and fog moving in near the coast. santa cruz there, 72 degrees, the fog well off the coast. there will be moving in, though, later this evening, and live doppler 7 hd is picking that up quite nicely. here's capitola. santa cruz, and look what is sitting off the c

so we are waking up to cloudy skies right now. but by this morning at 9:00, we should be under partly cloudy conditions. temperatures in the 80s, by lunch time lower 90s. late this afternoon 95 degrees and by 6:00 in the lower 90s. 77 in downtown, leesburg 69 degrees now doppler showing us showers and storms went through last night, but right now, things are quiet. we have cloudy conditions out there and it should be a dry morning commute for you. 95 in downtown. annapolis you should top out in the lower 90s. a slight chance for an isolated storm this afternoon. we'll talk more about the heat but first monica with your -- monika with your traffic. >>> first one is an overnight accident westbound on i-70 after route 2. that one did involve a tractor trailer. once you are beyond that you are okay out to mount airy and frederick. on the beltway american legion bridge no problems between 270 and tyson's corner. you are running smoothly. >>> this time over to the other side of town. there had been an accident north of dale city sitting

>>> bracing for a big mess, the threats of shutting down muni and why now, coming up. >>> we're waking upo clouds and cooler temperatures, when things will warm up will take a look after forecast coming >>> is 531 and we begin this hour with some breaking news in sunnyvale. that's where several streets aren't shut down in the neighborhood. it's all of washington and we really avenue. several officers are on the scene. they are keeping tight lip on wed is just going on. no one is hurt. we have a crew gathering the latest developments as soon as we get to it. >>> protesters are planning to shut down the eat muni system. lisa washington is in san francisco where the demonstrators are focusing their efforts. >>> there is a notice to riders say no to 28 demonstration, it is on the one-year anniversary of the death of harding. protesters say >>> we will need to honor these events and what happens and will make the adjustments in what we need to and what happens. >>> so that's not going to be ok for me. >>> we have left a couple of force will messages for the eat muni spokesperson. we're live th

you're waking up to plenty of sun as you saw, even in places usually waking up in foggy conditions. good morning. i'm anthony slaughter and we are waking up to a delightful morning. same in oakland. warmer in the east and south bay. those are going to be the warm spots today. already, 62 degrees in san jose. livermore at 61 with folks waking up in concord. we have a high pressure system that's off that's been keeping the middle part of the country very warm. that shifts this way and will stick around sunday. plenty of sunshine all day long. tomorrow 90s inland once again. limited fog, especially in the morning hours. and ahead, the seven day forecast doesn't off a lot of relief for cooling conditions. we look from space. you notice we don't have cloud cover in place. the area of low pressure that was with us earlier this week, it has moved out of the picture. we have high pressure thanks to the warm weather really that's with us until the upcoming part of the workweek. some places like livermore, gilroy, rour goiyou're going to close to 100 degrees later today. again, as you saw fro

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we'll wake up with a morning fog once again and low clouds but it's not going to be as widespread as have seen in recent days. take a look, i'll pick it up for you. 7:00 tomorrow morning is what the time stamp says, in the peninsula and the bay, crossing over to the east bay by mid-morning, burning back, hanging along the coast line, very similar to what we saw today. areas in ocean beach and pacifica will clear out and half moon bay remain with it most of the day, and our numbers will be very similar as we wake up tomorrow morning around sunrise. 50s in the forecast, low 50s in the bay, fairfield as well as antioch under partly cloudy skies for our inland spots. afternoon highs, 86 for santa rosa, 86 for sonoma, mid-70s around richmond. upper 80s to low 90s for the inland east bay. low 80s for the santa claira valley. along the peninsula, a nice day. 82, redwood city, 76. san mateo, 71 in the city, mid-60s along the coast. we have the trough remaining off to the pacific and are nestled right between bringing warm weather to the inland areas. but all in all just a good looking foreca

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must have coffee. >> wake up to the news theme. or, choose from one of our classic ring tonesment unlike other alarm apps, the free alarm clock app lets you wake up to music from your own library. once you're up, you can instantly check the local news that happened overnight and get the hour-by-weather photographs to plan your day and the seven-day forecast to plan your week and we have your commute covered with up to the minute traffic. thanks to the new abc-7 large clock app, all the news you count an is now there with you when you wake up. >> ama: have to set the alarm anyway, so get the abc-7 news alarm clock app for free from the iphone store. >> alan: if it's free, it's for me. >> ama: absolutely. already downloaded it. leigh is checking on the weather. it felt so -- >> leigh: gray. and wind you. we talked about it yesterday, the onshore wind was going to pick up last night and today, and it just kept the clouds near the coast, over san francisco bay. parts of the north bay didn't see much in the way of clearing. this is a li

and you were saying, wake up and beat the traffic!laughter ] >> wake up and join us. >> something like that. it's a great idea. >> yeah, i like to hear yours, too. >> how about the weather. how it's going to be nice day today. if you are heading to the sunday streets, mission district, carolyn and i were talking about that. 11:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. so just keep that in mind. i'll be heading there myself with my family. here is live shot toward the bay bridge, still stubborn low clouds over most of the bay area. in fact with live doppler 7-hd the clouds have crept back in the south bay where we saw partly cloudy conditions. looks like we saw some of the images but in san francisco, the low clouds shall actually causing hour long flight glace. it's 63 degrees at sfo. keep this that in mind if you are picking up anyone at the air parted airport. 64 in san jose. so for this morning, much like yesterday. we have the low clouds, even a little bit of a coastal drizzle. it will be cloudy along the coast and sunny inland and sunny mild al

designed to wake you up. kristen sze shows us how it works. >> for more and more people the alarm clock is being replaced with your iphone. now, abc7 can get you out of bed and on your way. >> good morning sunshine. >> here is how it works. there is no need to go searching for news while you were sleeping. with the alarm clock app, local news, traffic and weather are all there in one place. you can start your day with a special app from the weather team. >> wake up to the abc news theme. >> or choose from one of our classic ring tones. unlike other alarm apps the free app let's you wake up to music from your own library. once you are up, you can instantly check your local news that happened overnight and get our by -- hour by hour weather forecast and seven-day forecast to plan your week. we have up-to-the-minute before you head out the door. >> all the news, weather and traffic you count on air is there with you when you wake up. >> and you can get your abc7 alarm clock app from the apple's app store. >> for

it was a wake-up call to have the negative publicity, yes. that was a wake-up call. i mean, it's unfortunate it happened. but it's fortunate that we got it done and complete. and i think everybody's happy and we move on. >> i guess he got scared because of the news. and he didn't want it to -- you know, to ruin his name. and we all make mistakes. and i hope he learned by his mistake not to make anybody feel so uncomfortable like i have felt. >> reporter: so here's what else we've learned. san jose pd did review the transaction and the santa clara county district attorney did not file charges. both saying the issue was a civil matter. the california department of motor vehicles continues to investigate the details of this deal. now, two things to take away. the car dealer did pay as he promised. but if it happens again, we'll return to ask more questions. janelle? >> good work, tony. thanks so much. and if you have a tip for our investigative unit, just give us a call at 888-996-tips. you can also send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> okay. our countdown to

it's time for congress to get back to work doing their job and they need to wake up or grow up or both. >> heather: is this a distraction from other issues leading up to the election? we have a poll we'll talk about later a. poll that shows 74% of people say the economy is their top issue. is this a distraction? >> it is a distraction, but don't you think an investigation

you'll wake up to fog.bers in the 50 by 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning. 5 in livermore and the culprit is a weak upper level low that will push on through tomorrow and that's going to bring our cooling. the marine layer will grow taller. 1,000 feet. then once again, it's going to get compressed on monday. that's going to bring the numbers back up again into the 90s. that's the short-term. when you wake up tomorrow, the fog. hayward, castro valley, in the north bay. by 9:00 o'clock, everyone is pretty much mostly sunny and that triple digit heat pressed back into the inland valley. so we'll enjoy a more comfortable day. if you thought it was too hot today. 85 in campbell. 84 in sunnyvale. 66 downtown. coming down about 8 degrees tomorrow. in the north bay, look for near east bay to still be on the warm to hot side. here a pleasant 73 in oakland. 94 in pittsburgh. by the monterey bay, the fog and the low clouds early and then clearing with 60s at monterey. you notice the down and then further down and a little

day morning at 6:00 a.m., get your ktvu channel 2 morning news wake-up call by texting the word waketo 70123. . >>> so far the ocean beach san had shifted causing more than 65 road closures and the road crews will start transporting 130,000 cubic yards to an area south of the boulevard. it is expected to begin late this month or early next month. >>> animal rights will continue outside the social club despite the decision to take it off the menu. the san francisco restaurants will no longer promote the duck liver delicacy and the pre-sid yes social club will take it off the trust after it violated the park's values of sustainability. >>> they have a rare cancer that caused a massive tumor to grow on her head. so far doctors have not been able to help her. it is hard to take a look at the video. her health started spiraling out of control three years ago. cancer from her stomach now spread to her head. doctors say there is little hope for survival but she is not giving up. >> i pray to god that i am one of those miracle survivors. >> doctors don't know what is causing the tumor to gro

ahead on "news 4 today," waking up without internet access this morning? you're not alone if it's happening to you. the virus that's interrupting service for thousands of americans today and how you can see if your computer is infected. >>> and running for their lives. what sent these major leaguers scrambling for cover. >>> and powerful thunderstorms tore across our area overnight. is the worst over? tom will have yo >>> that powerful boom stopped play at the rangers/twins game last night in texas. it was the top of the fourth inning when that loud crack sent players rushing off the field. the cameras even went black for a moment. rangers officials said the lightning struck north of the stadium and did not hit the facility. texas won the game following a 46-minute delay. and felt like the same situation in reston yesterday, i swear. it was the loudest cracking of thunder and lightning together that we've seen. we were all running for cover. >> a lot of people had that same experience, tweeted and facebooked about that yesterday. quickly as we move on to w

if you're just waking up, this is "early today." and in sports the ongoing dwight howard trade saga took a turn wednesday after the brooklyn nets pulled their aur for the orlando big man off the table. here's nbc's bill seward with an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> hi, everybody. the on again/off again trade that would send dwight howard to the nets is once again off. after weeks of negotiations the nets had enough. they pulled their offer off the table and then within hours re-signed center brook lopez to a four-year deal at $60 million. lopez averaged 19 points per game last season and was part of the proposed howard trade. so for now dwight is staying in orlando, but here are some players who moved along. the rich got richer. ray allen was introduced as a member of the world champion heat. afterwaring green his entire year with the bucks, sonics and celtics, ray will be seeing red in south beach. out west the lakers made it official making it official the point guard steve nash. he hopes to make one more run for the

a woman wakes up to find a ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] virtual wallet can help you be that person who'swith money. see what's free to spend. move money with a slide. save with a shake. feel good about your decisions. >>> it's never good to wake up and find a stranger walking there are your house. the intruder says he was just doing his job. tom trong has both sites of the story. >> reporter: as columbia county code enforcer. knocking on the front door on july 2nd, the surveillance cameras were rolling. it's close to noon. mastest was still in bed. he came to the house because of the multiwall complaints about noise and an overgrown lawn. >> from their point of view they were justified in serving a violation notice. i have understand that, but the way it was handled, they went way too far. >> reporter: he coop further him walking around and checking the front door, but eventually returns to the main door. he knock against and swings out. without masters' knowledge or permission, he comes into the house and looks around. >> the interior was deplorable. there was a stench or smell that ree

designed to wake you up. kristen sze shows us how it works. >> for more and more people the alarm clock is being replaced with your iphone. now abc7 can get you out of bed and on your way. >> good morning sunshine. >> here is how it works. there is no need to go searching for news while you were sleeping. with the alarm clock app local news, traffic and weather are all there in one place. you can start your day with a special app from the weather team. >> wake up to the abc news theme. >> or choose from one of our classic ring tones. unlike other alarm apps the free app let's you wake up to music from your own library. once you are up you can instantly check your local news that happened overnight and get our by -- hour by hour weath and s forecast and seven-day forecast to plan your week. we have up-to-the-minute before you head out the door. >> all the news weather and traffic you count on air is there with you when you wake up. >> and you can get your abc7 alarm clock app from the apple's app store. >> for

if you're waking up with us in san francisco, it was just so nice over the weekend. as we head throughout this upcoming week, temperatures are going to drop off. so hey, inland cities getting fair weather. a live look outside, as you can see here, mostly clear conditions in san jose. the start of a beautiful morning at 5:17. now we show you the city by the bay. also looking very nice here. you can actually see but the marine layer will move inland. so, not going to hold onto this clarity for long. we're at 58 in fairfield. 60 this morning, good morning in concord. 57 degrees in san jose. so, it all works out like this. you see all of that moisture. that's monsoonal moisture wrapping around high pressure. for us we're going to see another round of mountain thunderstorms and the clouds building and bubbling up over the western facing slopes of the south bay. so get ready for that. the highs today not too shabby. i'm forecasting about 85 degrees in san jose. 93 in almost. 90 in fairfield. we drop off as we head throughout the upcoming weekend. let's check your drive. >>

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wake up call for you.rt of the new abc 7 largely clock app when it goes off not only do i get you newspaper a good mood but the p.m. app has bay area news headline coffee. the 7 news alark available on the k score. great resource. >> absolutely. who wants to get soup early in the morning? look at the phone and get a couple extra minutes. >> exactly. >> all right thanks. >> up next. apple voice assisted theor through sunday at sleep train's 4th of july sale, save on sleep train's most popular mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> reminder about the sleep train dream campaign. for every knew like we get on the 7 news facebook page this summer, 1 dollar will go to help bay area kids in need. so far, you helped us raise more than 1,000 dollars by simply clicking lik like. of apple personal voice assistant gets accuse according to the silicon valley business journal. big spanish ba

i don't wake up thinking about that. i wake up thinking about who i am. have made my own way. i will always be thought of as mohammed ali's daughter. >> what made you get into boxing? >> i love it. it's in my blood. i became a champion, undefeated. now i learned a lot about health and fitness through boxing. i wasn't an athlete, didn't eat properly or work out. because i wanted to be a champion, the first thing to do is find out what it takes to be a champion. what it took is for me to eat right, get my rest, take care of myself so i could win in every way. >> you don't get that itch every once in a while? >> of course i do. you make the wrong move, i might pop you. i'm just messing with you. >> you conquered the world, boat en everybody in boxing, conquered philanthropy. >> i haven't conquered all of it. pretty much like you. i wake up and do me happy. my main job is being mom and the things that are important to me are -- happen to be helping other people live the best life they possibly can. to me there's so many diseases that we cannot prevent, things

enjoy waking up to it. it's faen fun. a smile on my face. >> lisa: it's cool and gray in most neighborhoods, it's going to take a while to warm up. this morning we do have a few peeks of sun out there. airport delays and high definition emeryville. you can see blue on the top of the screen. oakland and concord looking a few peeks have sun. there is a breeze all the way out towards concord and fairfield. cooler air is being transported into east bay and that brings a cooler afternoon, live doppler 7-hd, plenty of low clouds being picked up. this much of marin, sonoma, napa county socked in and down through the sanity championship valley and stockton all the way along the central coast towards gilroy. yesterday, gilroy was one of the warmer numbers, one of eth only numbers in the 80s. once gun today, that is what we'll see. take a look. here is the marine layer, over 2,000 feet deep. mountain view, 60. good morning, redwood city, 56. 61 in antioch. mist and drizzle all the way through santa cruz. we'll be looking at a cool a

>> wake up to the abc7 news scene. >> or choose from one of our classic ringtones.alarm apps the abc7 news app lets you wake up to music from your own library. once you are up, you can instantly check the local news that happened overnight and get the hour by hour weather forecast to plan your day, and this seven-day forecast to plan your week. we've even got your commute covered with up to the minute traffic before you head out the door. thanks to the new abc7 news alarm clock app, all the abc7 news, weather and traffic you count on on air is now with you when you wake up. [rooster crowing] >>> and you can get your abc7 news alarm clock app for free from apple's app store. just search abc7 news san francisco alarm. >> i put it on my i-phone already, and it's kind of cool because get a head start on all the happenings of the morning. >> yeah. i love that. then you get to know what your day will be like. and i think today you will like it, if you liked yesterday. we will start off with a couple live shots for you. this time we are looking in santa cruz. look at that

>> wake up to the abc7 news scene. >> or choose from one of our classic ringtones.he abc7 news app lets you wake up to music from your own library. once you are up, you can instantly check the local news that happened overnight and get the hour by hour weather forecast to plan your day, and this seven-day forecast to plan your week. we've even got your commute covered with up to the minute traffic before you head out the door. thanks to the new abc7 news alarm clock app, all the abc7 news, weather and traffic you count on on air is now with you when you wake up. [rooster crowing] >>> and you can get your abc7 news alarm clock app for free from apple's app store. just search abc7 news san francisco alarm. francis, i like the one with where he says coffee, coffee, must get coffee. >> that's what we need at this time in the morning. >> exactly. exactly. what's the weather going to be like leading up to 4th of july? >> we have actually some great weather in store. we had a trough moving through that's bringing up the low clouds. now that it's heading through the bay are

this morning he is waking up in solitary confinement in jail. the latest investigation shows that he received at least 50 packages in four months at his home and school. he was attending the university of colorado as a science school graduate. also, police say he almost got away and it's the chaos of the attack. police might have mistaken him for a swat team member but there was one piece of equipment that prompted the officers to stop a new search found new explosives in his apartment, there were 30 homemade grenades decide to kill whomever walked in. it were triggered by a trip wire. also among the evidence, a batman mask. >> we're building a case to show this was a deliberative process by an intelligent man who wanted to do this >> homes was denied membership to a gun club but it was not because of his application. the range owner called him back and said he had a creepy and weird voice mail and would not approve his application. holmes family will give a public statement following the court appearance. >> this morning we're hearing from the

. >> thank you for waking up with us, personally i think the weather is very nice, let's check in with steve paulson for weather. >>> there has been a bunch, not the case today, 60s and 70s coast and bay, 80s and mid-to- upper 90-degrees, here is sal. >>> good morning traffic is off to a nice start, marin is looking good and westbound 92 looks good as you head to the high-rise, 502 -- let's go back to the desk. >>> and we have a story we first told you about this morning. investigators are on the scene at augusta street. now you are taking a look at cell phone video that tara moriarty shot from the scene shortly after 3:00 this morning and the neighbors say they saw a man running from the building holding a gas can. they say the same building went up in flames almost a year to the day. we will have an update on that coming up. >>> police are looking for three gunmen wanted for a home invasion robbery and an adult woman and her adult son were injured in this accident, alex? >> reporter: good morning, yes, police have not given us the condition of that 62-year-old woman and we understand

when people pick up the newspaper, wow, the town down the road filed for bankruptcy they start to wake upmaybe chicago will get its act together and philadelphia. >> you don't have to go to bankruptcy to get your act together. new york city-- >> got to be the best negotiator in the world because these guys-- >> i don't believe that new york say, they defaulted on-- they missed payments on the short-term notes in the '70s, and i do not believe they went into bankruptcy. what did they do? >> because they wanted help from washington and told him to drop dead. >> they still got help. >> and talk about it repeatedly on the program. voter referendums in california the most important sector. >> two issues here, i think you try to avoid bankruptcy and debate-- point out one thing about california, why are california bonds up? a technical factor here, taxes are high and going up, so, buy municipal bonds they're triple tax and that's one of the reasons why muny bonds prices are going up, not necessarily that california is going to get its act together. >> you're not going to buy them, if you think

kaminski: cryptosporidium was a wake-up call. it was a wake-up call for us. it's a wake-up call for the nation. take care of your infrastructure before you have the kind of problem we had. biedrzycki: by no stretch of the imagination do i think we're out of the woods. recent cdc statistics indicate that up to 32 million cases of waterborne disease occur each year in this country. roy: but the vast majority of waterborne outbreaks go undetected. when people first get ill, they think, "oh, it's something i ate last night." they don't think, "oh, it's something i drank last night." narrator: the milwaukee incident pointed out the potential vulnerability of our drinking water infrastructure in controlling the spread of illness. biedrzycki: it's incumbent upon us to try to stay ahead of the curve, but it's very, very difficult. there's always another bug on the horizon. narrator: in 2008, the associated press reported that water quality testing across the nation uncovered trace amounts of pharmaceutical compounds in the drinking water supplies of millions of ameri

this is her second time to wake up to fire next door. the last time was in january. >> i heard this popping sounds then i woke up and my room was red with flames. i looked out the window there were more flames this time than last time >> reporter: no one was living at the home this time it was scheduled to be demolished. yesterday a pg&e crew was here to take out the gas meter. sharon can't help but feel suspicious about the timing. >> i don't know pg&e comes in takes the meter off and it burns down. i have no idea. >> reporter: the firefighters say they actually don't think pg&e was the problem. >> time between when pg&e left and the time between when the fire was was a very longtime. >> reporter: instead they are focusing on what neighbors have told them. >> we have reports of trespassers on the property frequentlism we are looking into the possibility that -- that they may have had something to do the this morning. >> reporter: before it was the house that caught fire twice, it was known as the christmas house because of its lavish ho

wake up call for you. part of the new abc 7 largely clock app when it goes off not only do i get you newspaper a good mood but the p.m. app has bay area news headline coffee. the 7 news alark available on the k score. great resource. >> absolutely. who wants to get soup early in the morning? look at the phone and get a couple extra minutes. >> exactly. >> all right thanks. >> up next. apple voice assisted you can see >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> reminder about the sleep train dream campaign. for every knew like we get on the 7 news facebook page this summer, 1 dollar will go to help bay area kids in need. so far, you helped us raise more than 1,000 dollars by simply clicking lik like. of apple personal voice assistant gets accuse inaccording to the silicon valley business journal. big spanish banking group will create lola. software being designed to help customers with banking needs. 4 buildings in gilroy historic monorail are to be closed n

a tragedy on a personal level and a wake-up on a security level. >> aviation is a system. and the system is only as strong its weakest link. >> reporter: first, most will be surprised that commercial jets are not locked and have no security code or keys to the entry door or the ignition. anyone who knows how can just start a plane up. in fact, all that was between this pilot or anyone who wanted to start it up and take off was a barbed wire fence and a lone police patrol car assigned to the field. a blaring weak spot repeated at small airports with big jets all across the country, diane. >> jim, thank you. it's still a breaking story. and now we turn to other strange mystery on board an airplane. tonight, the fbi is following the trail of sewing needles hidden in sandwiches aboard four flights. >> reporter: delta passenger james tonges knew something was wrong just after he bit into a turkey sandwich during a flight home to minneapolis. >> it was on the second bite into the sandwich that actually poked the top of my mouth. it was about a one-inch long needle. >> reporter:

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