. >> reporter: wright who spent 27 years on the san mateo police force was a passenger from chicago. there were about a half hour from landing when a passenger ran past him. >> he yelled out, ala akbar, from my training experience at the san mateo the police department i knew there could be a problem and there could be a possible threat. >> reporter: these are photographs taken from inside the plane, wright says other passengers had wrestled almarisi to the floor and after some difficulty wright handcuffed him. >> i started thinking about the possible scenarios that could be playing off. there could be a contaminant, there could be an iud on the gentleman. >> reporter: amarisi was thrown on the floor with wright sitting on him for the rest of the flight. >> he did not say anything. the only thing he said approximately 30 times is ala akbar. >> reporter: ala akbar means god is great. wright says he does not consider himself a hero. >> i did what i think everyone should do under the circumstance. >> reporter: wright says there's a lesson in all of this, that everyone needs to be prepar

larry wright held up a shirt he had received in a training

julie wright has the latest on that for us. >> good morning to you all. we are talking about the closure of the northbound side of the baltimore-washington parkway. you guys headed northbound out of d.c. this morning headed out towards the capital beltway will now be diverted off at 410 here in riverdale. that is because police are on the scene investigating what is reported to be a double shooting that occurred back in the 2:00 hour. stacy cohan is live on the scene. we'll have an update shortly. what you need to know traffic- wise is coming out of d.c. this morning, you will be diverted off at 410. right now, volume is working in your favor. there is not a lot of delay to speak of at this point but why wait? other side of town being quick peek northbound i-95 looking good as you leave dale city and continue past the prince william parkway in the main line and the locals as you guys travel northbound up towards the capital beltway. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> more now on what julie was just talking about going on in prince george's

. >> reporter: wright was a police officer for 27 years and this afternoon he did not mince words about almarisi, the passenger he helped from ramming a door. >> i thought he was trying to take on if flight crew and possibly crash the airplane. >> reporter: wright says he was flying home from chicago when a passenger ran by him. >> he yelled out ala akbar. from my training experience in san mateo police department, i knew there might be a problem and there could be a possible threat. >> reporter: wright says he followed the man and saw four or five other passengers getting ahold of him. these are snapshots taken from on board the airplane. >> when i touched him, my hand actually slipped off because his skin was very clammy, moist. >> reporter: wright says he placed handcuffs on amarisis's hands and sat on him for the rest of the flight. >> i felt that as a citizen of the united states, i had to do what i had to do. >> reporter: wright held up a shirt given to him on 9/11 and became emotional. >> an i swore to myself that i would never be a victim. >> reporter: at san francisco internati

. >> reporter: wright was a police officer for 27 years and this afternoon he did not mince words about almarisi, the passenger he helped from ramming a door. >> i thought he was trying to take on if flight crew and possibly crash the airplane. >> reporter: wright says he was flying home from chicago when a passenger ran by him. >> he yelled out ala akbar. from my training experience in san mateo police department, i knew there might be a problem and there could be a possible threat. >> reporter: wright says he followed the man and saw four or five other passengers getting ahold of him. these are snapshots taken from on board the airplane. >> when i touched him, my hand actually slipped off because his skin was very clammy, moist. >> reporter: wright says he placed handcuffs on amarisis's hands and sat on him for the rest of the flight. >> i felt that as a citizen of the united states, i had to do what i had to do. >> reporter: wright held up a shirt given to him on 9/11 and became emotional. >> an i swore to myself that i would never be a victim. >> reporter: at san francisco internati

julie wright will join news a couple of minutes.e has been a couple of accidents out there already this morning because of the rain this morning. >> you can see a little bit of wind blowing that around just a little bit. do we have a bit of a breeze out there this morning? >> oh, yeah, winds are gusting up to about 29 miles per hour in the district. so yeah, the winner blowing around out there. we do have windy conditions and we have rain and some of that rain is heavy. so you want to be aware of that. let's start. we'll show you a satellite- radar image and you will see that the skies are very, very cloudy. we do have rainfall, a pretty good a rain moving across the eastern united states so, wade cold front that has come through now dropping our temperatures into the 50s. i wouldn't be shocked in some of you drop off into the 40s shortly. we continue to see the frontal boundary move to the east and then the rain moving with it. it will take a little while to get all this rain out of here. we'll have rain showers through the course

wright has been a retired cop for four years. but he says never lost his police instinct during the chaos. >> i started thinking about the possible scenarios that could be playing out. it could be an unexploded ied on gentleman. >> reporter: he said he used plastic cuffs on the wrists and ankles and then used his own belt to tie them together. >> then i basically sat on him until we landed and waited until the san francisco police department arrived to take custody of him. he never directly spoke to me directly. the only thing he said approximately 30 times was allah aqaba. >> reporter: larry wright insists he is no hero and that, liz, he did only what anyone should have done. >> thank you. >>> the united states had two military backup teams during the raid on osama bin laden's compound. the "new york times" says the president wanted a crew sizable enough to be able to fight their way out of pakistan. u.s. forces were urged to avoid confrontation with pakistani soldiers but had the okay to return fire if necessary. >>> lawyers in

here's david wright. >> reporter: a week ago, their 25-year marriage, including seven years as the first couple of california, came to an end with a whimper. today, came the inevitable bang. a bombshell disclosure for schwarzenegger himself, that more than a decade ago, he secretly fathered a child with a household employee. and that the mother of that child remained a daily presence in the lives of maria shriver and the couple's four children, until january, when schwarzenegger left the governor's office. "the new york times" reports tonight, for a time, 14 years ago, both shriver and the mistress were both pregnant with schwarzenegger's kids. after leaving the governor's office, i told my wife about this event, schwarzenegger said today in a statement. i understand and deserve the feelings of anger and disappointment among my friends and family. >> we found out a week ago sunday that there was a baby. we didn't punish it on the site because we had called various people in arnold's camp and they flatly denied it. >> reporter: harvey levin of tmz says the first clues came from what shriv

wright allen. whenever a vacancy has occurred on the virginia federal bench, senator warner and i have very carefully conducted thorough and stepbive reviews -- extensive reviews for the candidates of this position. these reviews include in-person interviews with many of the candidates. i'm proud to say that the candidate pool from virginia from which we had to choose on this particular occasion was excellent. it was deep. it included judges, legal scholars and skilled trial attorneys. and from this very competitive field, senator warner and i moved for the nomination of ms. wright allen. she distinguished herself as the premier candidate in a very competitive field for this vacancy. she has displayed during her career the highest degree of integrity, competence and commitment to the rule of law. she exemplifies the best of the virginia bar. in fact, she saoeftd highest rank -- she received the highest ranking from the virginia state bar. as one who was privileged to serve as secretary of the navy

and lucky to be alive. 53-year-old jim wright survived four days at the bottom of the wooded ravine in the berkeley hills. a park ranger patrolling along grizzly peak boulevard caught a glimpse of the car earlier yesterday reflecting in the sunshine. and cbs 5 robert lyles talked with the neighbor of the popular walnut creek teacher who thinks he knows why wright survived. >> he hikes a lot. he does outdoor activities. so this may have been a reason why he could survive well. >> he might have some survival skills that most people don't have, yes. >> wright had been there since monday morning. without food or water. he suffered some minor injuries. but has an amazing story to share with his students. >>> checking other bay area headlines, piedmont police have put on extra patrols to deal with the surge of residential burglaries. 35 break-ins have been reported since january. that's more than double the number during the same time period last year. and police suspect it is more than one person taking advantage of an unlocked door or an open window. neighboring communities like lafayette,

sunday night wright was headed to sfo from chicago, watching something on his iphone when he heard a raucous behind him which turned out to be raig almurisi storming the cockpit door. >> therewas a person walking past me very rapidly. he broke into somewhat of a track and then started running and as he did, he yelled out allah akbar. from my training experience in the san mateo police department, i knew there might be a problem and there could be a possible threat. >> reporter: and allah akbar of course meaning god is great and something heard on the day of 9/11. wright made it from his seat in row 20 to the cockpit door just like that and with the help of other passengers took down the 28-year-old man. he got flex cuffs on his hands and feet and then wright took off his own belt and looped them together to make sure he could not walk. then he sat on almurisi until the plane landed at sfo and police took over. all the while he was thinking about the different scenarios that could play out, an explosive device perhaps or a contaminant and then holding the shirt he wore on 9/11 he told

and i knew that i needed to take action. >> reporter: wright chased after him. by others other passenger a former secret service agent knocked him to the floor. >> i used a control hold. i found when i touched him my hand actually slipped off because his skin was very clammy, moist almost. i felt that he was trying to take on the flight crew and possibly crash the airplane. >> reporter: wright has been a retired cop for four years. but he says he never lost his police inch stinks during the chaos. instincts during the chaos. >> i started thinking about the possible scenarios that could be playing out here. there could have been a contaminant or an unexploded ied. >> he used plastic cuffs on his wrists and ankles and then took his own belt to tie them together. >> at that point i basically just sat on him until we landed and waited until the san francisco police department arrived to take custody of him. he never spoke to me directly. the only thing he said about approximately 30 times was ala akbar. >> wright insists he is no hero. and he did only what anyone sh

. >>> let's get the latest on the morning commute elsewhere from julie wright. julie, good morning. >> good morning to you allison. and it just so happens we have sky fox over the accident in germantown. so we'll take the live picture as long middle brook road where this accident occurred and traveling from great seneca highway from wisteria in the direction of 118 toward the dfw warehouse, it occurred across the street from the bank of america. that is behind the fox 5 logo where the accident occurred.

maryann wright died two years ago tomorrow. in her memory, people gathered at the maryann wright foundation in oakland today to celebrate her legacy. people brought flowers, enjoyed dessert. >> lives on through her family, and they take very good care of her and we love her. >> we really miss her and praise god for her and the help she's helped everybody. >> the maryann wright foundation continues to provide food and clothing to those in need in the bay area and around the world. >>> a happy reunion, after three years apart, a lost poodle back with its owner. how they found each other after all that time. >>> cooler area blows into the bay area, will it last through the weekend? complete bay area forecast in about four minutes. bree: sis, help me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >>> question, how do you get people from a foreign country, in

maryann wright died two years ago tomorrow. in her memory, people gathered at the maryann wright foundation in oakland today to celebrate her legacy. people brought flowers, enjoyed dessert. >> lives on through her family, and they take very good care of her and we love her. >> we really miss her and praise god for her and the help she's helped everybody. >> the maryann wright foundation continues to provide food and clothing to those in need in the bay area and around the world. >>> a happy reunion, after three years apart, a lost poodle back with its owner. how they found each other after all that time. >>> cooler area >>> question, how do you get people from a foreign country, in this case, afghanistan, to possibly see america in a different light? ktvu's mike meeback shows us how it's being done one picture at a time with something called wilderness diplomacy. >> reporter: arches national park, utah, a coyote in yellowstone. >> captures america quite well. >> reporter: they are breath taking images of american landscape and

cole wright with your espn news update. up one game to none on the miami heat.ick rose and bulls looking up to go-0 the times. first quarter, rose getting in the lane, going high off the glass, game all squared, 15 each. seconds left in the first, deng has a buzzer beater. count it. by 7 and the mad house rocking. third quarter, lebron, ripping and rolling. finishing off with the foul. heat up 7 after his shot from the stripe. fourth quarter, bulls down 2. rose drive, finds tajura gibson, holds on but the ball -- game tied at 73. james, he would take over late in this one. the heat, they would go on to get the win, 85-75. the series all tied 1 apiece. >>> the vancouver canucks at home were looking out to a-0 lead. christopher higgins. lamp lit. third period, canucks on the power play, mason raymond to higgins, scoring from the slot. canucks, it was a 4-2 advantage for them. less than 9 to go in this one,sedin, brotherly love all around, they win this one, 7-3. >>> that'll do it for your espn news update but don't forget for the latest on the sports scene check o

lawrence wright is the author of "the looming tower," on the origins of al qaeda. his article, "the double game," on the u.s. and pakistan, appears in this week's "new yorker." ambassador, leaders in both countries today talked about how important it was to maintain this relationship. is that a sign that however flawed it is, they're kind of stuck with each other. >> we're stuck with each other. we need each other. it's very important to both of our national objectives that we maintain a good relationship. look, this has been a tough week. a lot of loose talk, a lot of dangerous talk on both sides. on our part people threatening to cut off aid. i think it's a mistake. on their part, equally angry words about expelling military trainers and liaisons and intelligence. also very dangerous. i think the prime minister's speech today is an effort to try to walk it back. i'm sure he had full consultation with his senior military advisors. they met midweek. commanders meeting. i'm sure they had a lot to say at that meeting and advice on how to get back to a more normal rel

for that, we go to julie wright. >> so far, so good with no incidents to report. volume flowing freely along the top side of the beltway between college park and bethesda. as you travel eastbound 66 coming in from business 234, traffic volume increasing as you continue eastbound towards centreville but no accidents to report overnight roadwork cleared between route 7 and 66 on the outer loop. you will fine duke street at jordan in alexandria. trouble with the signal lights there. behind me, the live shot of southbound 270 already slowing headed out towards the truck scales. no incidents, just volume. accident activity cleared and lanes are open on odenhall and 355 out of gaithersburg headed in the direction of rockville. kenilworth avenue southbound, all lanes are open moving at speed south of the bw parkway headed out towards good hope road. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> the caps head out on the roads for a must-win game three tonight. nats take three of four from the world champs. let's join the junkies this morning from 106.7 the fan. >> we

. >> lets check in with julie wright and the traffic. >> so far, no incidents to report. talking about the trip coming in out of the west off of 66. this is how it is shaping up. getting busy as you travel between the two 234 interchanges with delays leaving 24 headed eastbound. traffic slows again leaving 123 at briefly at the beltway. the volume has increased and slowing you down as you travel eastbound on 66. northbound i-95 below speed leaving the prince william parkway headed for the occoquan. southbound 270, before delays leaving hyattstown out towards the truck scales. lanes are open leaving northeast to northwest. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> new details continue to emerge in the raid that killed osama bin laden as u.s. officials have now identified the man that led them to the 9- 11 mastermind. his make sheik abu ahmed from kuwait. >> they say he was bin laden's most trusted courier but it took years for investigators to identify him. he unknowingly led them to bin laden's hideout. >> president obama plans to travel to new york on thursday. a

i'm david wright for "nightline" in hollywood. >>

. >> larry wright said he is not a hero. it was a combined effort and here in sfo this afternoon, he recited a quote. evil prevaills when good men do nothing. after twen years on the force, larry wright retired from the san mateo police different but instincts kicked back in sunday night when a man walked past him as american airlines began the approach to san francisco. >> he broke in a trot and yelled at allah akbar. from my training in the police department i knew there might be a problem and a possible threat. >> that was ragey al-murisi who was a immigrant from yemen. the 28 year old had first appearance in the court today. he tried twice to break into the cockpit. during the hearing federal prosecutors pointed all the allah akbar -- god is great was used by the 9/11 hijackers. >> i thought he was trying to take on the flight crew and crash the plane. the cuffs slipped off at first but eventually they were able to get him subdued. >> i becomely sat on him until we landed. he never spoke to me directly and only thing he

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lawrence wright, from "the new yorker" magazine.right back. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. folks, and i'm sure you know 2011 marks the ses question centennial, it mean --00 in sasquatch years on tuesday my home state of south car china celebrated con federal memorial day. the official start of confederate summer which ends on con fed rate labor day. con fed rate labor, of course, was done by these people. remember, after confederate labor day you don't want to be caught wearing white. you just want to be white. (laughter) >> stephen: you see, the civil war, i believe, is much misunderstood it was not about slachery t was about states' rights. just like world war ii was about facial hair. and states' rights are just as relevant today. that's why don't i am proud to introduce the first in my four-year series if at first you don't succeed. tonight, tonight the dimmest threat to liberty yet. light bulbs. folks, i've warned you the federal energy regulations are about to abolish traditional incandescent bulbs. they want us to use t

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. >>> hundreds of people came together to remember the work of mary wright. mary anne wright died two days ago. in her honor a group gathered to celebrate her legacy. people brought flowers, enjoyed desert -- enjoyed dessert. >> we really miss her. praise god to her. >> reporter: the mary anne right foundation continues to provide food and clothing to those in need both in the bay area and around the world. >>> thanks forclosed properties back, but should banks be allowed to leave properties in this condition. i'm consumer editor tom vacar, one city says, mr. banker see you in court. >>> and good news today about the giant's fan who was beaten and nearly killed. >>> almost 20 degrees cooler today, a major cool down as the fog is back, your weekend is here. what does it all mean? i'll have the forecast coming up. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. bree: sis, help me create m

more is coming up in a little bit. >> tony, thank you. >>> julie wright, how are the roads? pretty good, no accidents to report. inbound on route 50 from annapolis to the capital beltway, southbound 270 nice and clear of incidents. volume increasing out of hyattstown around the curve at the truck scales. no incidents on 355 leaving i-70, northbound i-95 traffic behaving well out of woodbridge. that's a check of your on time traffic. >>> breaking news this morning, a major victory for the united states in the war on terror. the man wanted for the deadliest attack on american soil osama bin laden is dead. he was killed yesterday in pakistan during a u.s. military mission. audrey barnes is live outside the white house with more on this. good morning, audrey. >> reporter: good morning, sarah. earlier this evening, thousands of americans poured into the streets to celebrate news that osama bin laden was dead. they waved american flags, they cheered, they sang songs, repeated cries of usa, usa could be heard throughout the streets of washington, d.c. in fact several streets were c

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flores hiked down the hill to investigate and found wright. it took fire crews an hour to rig up a rescue hope system to pull the 53-year-old man up to safety. >>> bryan stow's family is holding out hope that this weekend he'll open his eyes for the first time in a month. gls los angeles stop his sedation medication completely yesterday. so far, there have been no seizures. before when doctors tried to bring stow out of his medically induced coma, seizures forced them to sedate him again. tonintt the 42-year-old paramedic and giants fan remains in a natural coma. doctors say this is a critical period and it's hard to anticipate what will happen next. stow was attacked on march 31st by two men outside of dodger stadium on opening day. no arrests have been made. and we'll be right back. year after year. wallet feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. about ways to prevent nuclear materials from falling into the wrong hands. but much of the discussion actually centered on japan and the nuclear crisis in fukushima

. >> cole wright here. chicago bulls have to do heavy lifting if they want to even up the season with the heat. derrick rose, to anthony, you're on my poster and couldn't hang if you were one. bulls up two at the half. fourth quarter now, heat down six, lebron james making moves, making moves. miami, they were within four. eight seconds to go, bulls with a chance to do it, d-rose, no dice, headed to free hoops, known as overtime. lebron, strong to the cup. that would pull miami within four. and then just over one minute to go, rose loses the ball. wade says i'm ripping and rolling. freshly baked finger rolls coming to you! miami wins 101-93. >>> hockey time. joe thornton ready go after a big hit in game four. canucks and sharks, second overtime, tied at two. off the glass, deflects, gets it right past the goalie. how did that happen? that's what we're here for. we'll show you. nobody knows where it was except bieksa. fires on net after off the board. off his back, and looking in the complete wrong direction

julie wright has got your latest. what's up? >> don't stand in front of the 84 for sarah.tand in front of the 71. >> 71 will be nice too. look at you in your summertime gear. >> i'm feeling it. i love all of this heat. you know that. so far, so good here southbound along 270. all lanes are open. it look great on the top stretch of the beltway between college park and bethesda. 95, # 95 off -- 95, 295 off to a quiet start. the overnight roadwork was on the outer loop at 66 with only the right lane getting by. that should be cleared shortly before 5:00. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> how would you like to park for free when you get to work? for the most, it is a luxury in the d.c. area. before discovered places around town where city workers seem to be skirting the rules and parking for free and they all have one thing in common. tisha thompson has details in this fox 5 investigation. >> reporter: so many cars, so few spots. >> we are very frustrated our parking has been compromised up here. >> reporter: there is tch of road in northwest that has business

he found wright who was calm but worn out. >> he seemed really tired, thirsty. that was the main thing. he wanted a sip of water badly. >> reporter: it took fire crews from several agencies about an hour to rig up a system to pull the 53-year-old teacher who teaches in walnut creek to safety. >>> people across the country and the bay area had the chance to get rid of unwanted prescription drugs today. police departments hosted the events like this one in concord as national drug takeback day. consumers can safely get rid of medicines which are expired, unused or unwanted. collection containers were for pills only. no liquid, needles or illegal substances. >> i am here to drop off expired prescription medicines that have been hanging now the my cabinet for more than a couple years. i read it in the clay court so i decided just to come this morning and drop them off. get them out of the house. >> reporter: police say drugs not disposed of properly can often end up in the wrong hands. >>> right now we want to check out rob mayeda and the weather. i was out at rebui

let's look at the weather forecast and do on-time traffic and julie wright has your latest.ood morning. >>> good morning to you tucker. right now we're busy out there. the crash on the inner loop of the beltway at 123. that has cleared so our lanes are open once again. now if you notice southbound 95 here in woodbridge, we have the construction in place blocking the left lane. northbound traffic tied up leaving road bridge toward the exit there in lorton and more slow traffic from springfield on to the beltway. accident activity we got it for you, traveling inbound on the dulles toll road at hunter mill, the left lane blocks. delays beginning near the reston parkway. and wrapping it up with 395 leaving the pentagon, heavy, slow and steady across the 14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on- time traffic. >>> this morning, pakistan's president is denying suggestions that his country's security forces helped to hide osama bin laden. the world's most wanted terrorist shot and killed inside a million dollar mansion 35 miles outside of the country's capital. joining us

>> that's right. >> we will answer that. >> james wright has a look at traffic. wet out there.ause problems. >> steve chenevey, i got a bone to pick with you. >> what's that, my friend. >> how can you get so down on our caps like that. the rangers, remember, they were down 0-3 and they came back in overtime and they kicked it and they won. >> once again, julie didn't list tonight full story where i said hopefully they can win tonight and come back home for game five. >> i was the one pooh-poohing it. >> but you don't like the warm weather so we don't listen to you. they can do it. >> typical delays out of germantown as you work your way south of 118 headed out towards montgomery village avenue. outer loop of the beltway starting to see the delays form. inbound new york avenue, traffic light delays only northeast to northwest. suitland parkway looking pretty good headed for south capital street and the douglass bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> we have breaking news this morning in montgomery county where a home exploded just about three hours ago. >> cre

let's check in with julie wright. >> trouble already. if you are traveling northbound 95, the pace looks good. it is southbound 95 where we've had a number of accidents. another accident on the southbound side closer to thornburgh at mile marker 119 along the left side. suitland parkway headed inbound towards south capital street and the douglas bridge now. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> we are following breaking news this morning out of montgomery county where a house exploded a few hours ago. this happened on ashley drive in garrett park just before 3:00. that is where fox 5's stacy cohan is right now. she joins us on the phone with the breaking details. >> reporter: good morning. i can tell you that the home at this point, they are describing some type of explosion, trees falling down. we are waiting for the fire department public information office to give us more details. i know that two people were injured. there is an eyewitness on the scene who is talking about people being awakened and he helped get people out

julie wright has the latest traffic. are there roads blocked off downtown with the celebration at the white house? >> that's what we're thinking right now. headed into downtown this morning, keep an eye out for pedestrians as you work your way around constitution avenue, 16th, 14th. lanes are open on 66 as you work inbound from fair oaks who ward 123 and again eastbound toward the beltway, all lanes are open right now traveling across the american legion bridge. easy drive. no problems north of town leaving college park past university boulevard. >>> thank you. we are following breaking news this morning, al-qaeda's top in command, osama bin laden is dead. president obama saying quote justice has been done. fox 5's audrey barnes is live outside the white house with the latest developments, how does it look down there? >> reporter: the crowd is a lot thinner than it was, but hours ago, thousands of americans poured into the streets, they cheered, waved flags once they got the news that osama bin laden was dead. they waive

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>> thank you, david wright. >>> and we will turn now to overseas news, and the u.s. in a fire fight today along the pakistan/afghanistan border. a clash that's turned america's relationship with pakistan from bad to worse in the wake of the raid that killed osama bin laden. and our own martha raddatz was the only reporter shoulder to shoulder with the american general in command of the volatile border region. >> reporter: just hours after the exchange of gunfire between americans and pakistanis -- >> there was an engagement with apaches. >> reporter: we were flying along the same border with the commander in charge of eastern afghanistan, major general john campbell. what happened? >> we know for sure a helicopter was fired upon. we got rounds inside the helicopter. nobody was hurt. the helicopter returned fire. >> reporter: while it is still being investigated, officials believe two u.s. apache helicopters were patrolling the afghan/pakistan border, where we were today, across from an al qaeda safe haven. that's when one of the u.s. helicopters accidentally crossed

david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> and home permanently, stationed in san diego.nd we thank you for watching. we're always on at abcnews.com. and don't forget "nightline" later on tonight. we'll see you back in new york city >> a confrontitation with a drug suspect take ace violent turn caught on camera. new trouble for the san francisco police. >> only on 7 a new twist in an old police scandal. the judge looks at a lawsuit against two suspected dirty cops. >> hundreds of east bay students ditch classes to join a week of action staged by school teachers around the state. >> and return to the scene of one of the worst environmental disasters in california's state history. >> good evening, a legal victory for the family of a antioch man killed in a police drug raid. >> they continue to move forward with a suit against two officers in the scandal. >> the surprise ruling from a federal judge. we have the exclusive report in antioch. >> the judge said there was not enough evidence to prove that timothy mitchell was wrongfully killed when the police raided the apartment

wright says what he did, he did not do alone. and is it a reminder to all of us we need to be prepared every single day. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kris. >>> an 18-year-old man thought to be suicidal was found at the scene of a deadly car crash this morning. the chp says he crashed his silver camry into a red pickup truck along highway 101. unfortunately killing the 54-year-old driver outside of the truck inspecting it at the time. he was not injured. chp investigators say it may have been accident but they're looking into the accident. the brother reported him missing early this morning. >>> new at 6:00, state analysts want to put the brakes on california's high-speed rail project. the office recommends almost a complete overhaul of the plan. the lao recommends asking the federal government to delay the start of construction. they also want to move construction starting point away from the central valley and to shift responsibility for the project from the high speed rail authority to cal trans. the biggest c