we take just -- people yell stuff out. >> i would love it if somebody yelled, "that's what she said"erque, new mexico. "that's what she said!" [ laughter ] was that one of the quotes you hear the most, every time you go somewhere? >> i hear that a lot. i hear, "i ate a big red candle." [ laughter ] "i love lamp." ironically, you know what i hear a lot? >> jimmy: what? ♪ balls in your mouth balls in your mouth ♪ >> i get that all the time. >> jimmy: it's a great protest song. [ laughter ] i think bob dylan wrote that. >> i think -- >> jimmy: i think he did. i'm not sure. i could be wrong. >> i don't know why it's attributed it to me but -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's fantastic. >> jimmy: but they do like singing that to you, yeah? >> yeah, they do. >> jimmy: there was rumors on the internet about "anchorman 2." >> it's happening! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: fantastic. unbelievable. get up! get up, come on! ♪ now, that is amazing. now, is it really happening? >> actually, it's not. no, it's not happening. [ laughter ] [ sad tuba ] [ laughter ] that is so perfect. oh, wow. i want yo

you can tell from the shot it's kind of windy but always pretty wind on treasury yelled. >> it is. if you plan on moving there when that's developed where it's going to be windy all the time. you wonder what it will do for traffic on the bay bridge. interesting. >> worse? >> never became the airport like it was supposed to be. >> transit is an issue in that development. >> let's talk about this morning getting around. show you some of the clouds just in from sfo. flight arrival delays of nearly 45 minutes. check out sour flight tracker at abc7news.com. at the bottom of the front page. our next weather coming up in about ten minutes. let's talk temperatures under the cloud deck. san jose 61. mountain view at 59, san rafael 55. most of us mid to upper 50s and around los gatos 54. that's down in the valleys, up in the hills a little warmer, around 60, 61.

it at the president, i'll yell it at roosevelt, i'll yell it at general dewitt and it matters. it has to matter. and to me it's the speech i gave him was in part all just drawn from what's happening i think in the country right now in relationship to the war, who is considered patriotic, who is considered a traitor, and the point of a play to me is that it isn't just a museum piece, that in fact it does have relevancy right now and that it does kind of spark a certain amount of controversy in relationship to what goes on now. so that's how things that are happening in one's life feed into it. other things feed into it, too, like my wife and i have been trying to build this house in the berkeley hills for about 5 years so all of that also kind of feeds into the play even though it may not surface in the way the characters are building a house, but it may be something about money that comes up in the play but actually was drawn from our financial struggles trying to build this house in the berkley hills. but it also sort of shows you how real life intrudes into your work and how

director in a sense there isn't anyone i've worked with who can on his feet as the camera is rolling yell out three lines that are equally as funny and he'll give that to all the actors, all the cast and that kind of getses everyone going. before you know it everyone is in the same flow. >> we had a dinner with will and mark and i just was intrigued by their chemistry. the two of them was like immediately interesting and then, you know, i knew they had this kind of different perspective each of them. it was like some way to use that and playoff of mark's toughness and we just talked about the idea of the guys who sit in the desk next to the all-star cops and it just clicked right away for us. >> rose: boot, barnes, farrell, and mckay coming up. >> rose: we begin this evening with a look at general david petraeus and the war in afghanistan. he took over the command of the u.s. and nato mission in july. for the second time in his career, he has been cast as a general who can rescue a faltering war effort. although president obama's 30,000 troops are not yet fully in place, skepticism about

someone yelled they thought it would be a good idea. the first lady yelled back, no, it wouldn't.bc news washington. >> alan: in florida, president obama reiterated that muslims hey -- have the right to build the mosque near ground zero. that doesn't mean he human beings it's a good idea. today he responded to critics who claimed that at at it amounts to an entersement of the ground zero plan. >> i will not comment on the wisdom of making a decision to put a mosque there i was commenting on the right that people have that dates back to our founding. that's what our country is about. >> alan: critics of the mosque say the process sal -- proposal is an insult to the people who were killed in 9/11. >>> still to come, an east bay community takes the plunge. the grand re-opening of richmond's historic public pool. and later, up close and personal with a great white shark. >> leigh: hi there. many locations saw a little more sunshine today, but you can already see a nice west wind pushing the low clouds1i1i1i1i1i1i1i1i1i1i1i1iñwñwñwñwñwñwñwaaaa1i1i1i p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p

investigators say a passenger yelled, cursed and may have even hit slater, who then apparently snapped.a passenger wh a passenger who says he was on the plane as well wrote that slater yelled "to the passenger who just call me a expletive, expletive you. i've been in this business 28 years and i've had it." >> it's a strange way to quit, let's put it that way, yeah. i don't think he'd be able to come back. >> reporter: according to police, slater then activated the emergency chute, jumped off the plane, headed to his jeep, and drove to his belle harbor home. >> you saw police pull up to the house? >> i did. >> reporter: where he was later arrested. slater has been a flight attendant since 1994 but he didn't start working for jetblue until two years ago, and after what police say happened on this jet blue flight, his future with the company is very much up in the air. >> he just made a bad choice there. lost his cool. >> reporter: the flight attendant, steven slater, is facing up to seven years behind bars if he's convicted on all of the charges that he's facing, and that includes reckles

but for all the yelling on tv, one thing was accomplished. there was a friendly discussion about a disvicive issue. i'm john berman for "nightline" in new york. >> and that counts for a lot. a controversy with no end in sight. john berman filing the report from the eye of the political storm. >>> when we come back, think that cute little gpsgizmo is going to get you where you're going? well, you may want to think again. depression is a serious medical condition. i feel like i have to wind myself up to deal with the sadness, the loss of interest, the lack of energy. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor about pristiq®, a prescription medicine proven to treat depression. pristiq is thought to work by affecting the levels of two chemicals in the brain, serotonin and norepinephrine. tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior, or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase suicidal thoughts and behaviors in children, teens and young adults. pristiq is not approved for children under 18.

once they knocked me down i was out. >> reporter: round one, hurricane dang yelle. this from the international space station that showed what was at one point a category 1 storm. dangerous rip currents hit along the east coast this weekend. >> if you're not an above-average swimmer, we're not recommending anyone past their news. >> reporter: from new jersey to florida, life guards rescued people. ocean city called all swims out. >> yeah, at a lot stronger than yesterday. >> reporter: three men ignored the rule. three were found. one was missing. now hurricane earl is picking up steam with winds blowing at least 100 miles per hour. there were hurricane watches for the u.s. virgin islands. earl could be headed towards the mid-atlantic. earl will continue to strengthen. it could become a major hurricane over the next couple of days. earl could approach the outer banks 6 north carolina as early as thursday night. earl should stay clear of the gulf coast region but a third storm is close behind. forecasters say this system could develop into fiona sometime today or tomor

the police didn't even have to yell, "freeze!"ot the wrong person, i swear." [ laughter ] listen to this. a woman in ohio found out, on facebook, that her husband had another wife. she figured it out after he changed his relationship status to "it's really, really complicated." [ laughter ] a new survey found that wheat bread has outsold white bread for the first time ever. i'm a little upset about it, but i don't want to sound like a white bread supremacist. [ laughter ] some of my best sandwiches are wheat bread. [ laughter ] [ applause ] hey, this is pretty neat. a piano once played by the beatles is expected to sell for more than $200,000 at an auction. i have an incredible guitar from the beatles, upstairs. it has a red button, a yellow button, green button. [ laughter ] i think it's john lennon's. it's so cool. and finally, a company in britain is releasing a new cellphone with a ringtone as loud as a vuvuzela. yeah, they say it's the perfect way to tell people around you, "punch me in the face!" [ laughter ] ladies and gent

>> "yelling to the sky." >> jimmy: "yelling to the sky." how was tariq? is he good to act with?my roommate really likes you." and he says, "oh, well, tell her i said what up." like all sexy. [ laughter ] [ sad tuba ] [ laughter and applause ] and so i say, "he's a guy." and he was like, "oh, well tell him i said a very manly, what up." [ laughter ] he changed it. >> jimmy: yeah, he changed it around. you got to tell us about "the big c." your new show. what is "the big c?" >> the "c" stands for cancer. but, it's a comedy. it stars laura linney -- she plays cathy, this woman who finds out that she may be dying of cancer. and it's really just a story of how she chooses to live her last year. i play a student in her class who she get's really close with, and i become than just a student. i kind of become part of her family. >> jimmy: super cool. it looks really funny. i saw the clip, that was really good. so is it fun working with laura linney? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i like her. >> she's awesome, and she's like a super veteran. i always feel like i'm such a goofy kid, i've done one oth

you're escorted to your seats by members of the secret service who yell at you. they seat you in pews. your feet don't touch the ground. and you can't read the paper; you can't talk. you just sit there for an hour, waiting until daddy gets home. and then the journalists are-- i mean, i think maybe nina totenberg gets a better seat in the house, but i knew people that were covering it. they are actually seated behind a curtain. it's some sort of, like, orthodox appr-- i mean, i think these are people who really don't like reviews. so it was an amazing piece of theater. you're sitting in these very uncomfortable pews, ready to, you know, be-- turn to hymnal page 214, and the justices are way, way up there in these big, black leather chairs that swivel and rock. and so it was an amazing performance. as a performer, i was just sort of taking in the stagecraft and thinking, "what does this mean?" i have to ask. did the secret service yell at everyone, or was it just you? [laughs] are you the problem? i was not the specific problem child, although-- it was sort of a ge

michelle obama yelled out, no, it's not. so we don't expect to see him without a shirt in front of reporters. >> that would distract attention away from the oil. >>> we learned it could be monday or tuesday before bp engineers get permission to finish drilling the relief well that will seal that well for good. but the investigation into what caused this disaster is far from over. the key to it is still sitting on the ocean floor. matt gutman tells us more about that. >> there's no black box, the electronic transmissions were consumed by this inferno and sank to their watery grave 5,000 feet down along with the rig. the next closest thing for investigators is this, the blow-out preventer. a stack of valves four stories high that was supposed to be the first and last lines of defense. every one of these systems failed. investigators badly want to know why, but can't do that until the well has been permanently sealed. much of the heavy lifting to bring that up to the surface will be done by a squad of deep sea robots. the coast

or, perhaps you heard of my book -- [ yelling ] 'castration!'[ whispering ] and the disadvantages.'" [ laughter ] and then, whoever he's talking to runs away, because they're so creeped out. let's move on. i just have to say again, these are real books. you can buy them anywhere. oh, this is a great book, here. this is a one for you do-it-yourselfers, out there. d.i.y. is huge these days. "fancy coffins to make yourself." [ laughter ] by dale power. dale is completely ignoring people who are into making plain coffins. i bet he put his foot down when his publishers suggested that he include some plain ones. "no, no, no, no. it's 100% fancy coffins, or no coffins at all!" [ laughter and applause ] "i will walk -- i will walk if you try to include plain coffins. i will walk right out the door, and you'll lose your book!" [ laughter ] i love the two photos. look at the photos on the cover. that must have been a really fun, energetic photo shoot there. [ laughter ] "okay, dale, i got a shot of it closed. and then, can you open the front part where th

but you turn on cable television, you have two people yelling at each other in 30 seconds or less. yes. they're not looking for any middle position. what is it, though-- you know, you sort of talk about the big companies that shove this down our throats, but what does it say about the american public that they buy it? you do a riff on the grammys and about how the music's shoved down their throats and mediocre talents prevail. whose fault is that? it is--it's a-- it's a combination of faults. you know, what came first, the chicken or the egg? the mediocrity or the desire for the mediocrity? i would say if you spoon-feed mediocrity to young people constantly, they think that they want mediocrity. but, you know, there is a huge, huge, huge market for good music out there. a huge market, and they're buying indie rock, and they're buying, you know, classical, all kinds of things. i just happen to prefer indie rock, you know, myself, and "alternative music," whatever that means. i am not a fan of backstreet, 'nsync, creed, janet, britney, nelly furtado. you know, i do like outkast. you

people have been screaming and yell being how much of the delta we've been losing. but you know what, we've got to be awfully sure. this is why we have an army corps of engineers. and it's okay to demand this. it's okay to hold people to account for the dollar figures, president bush used that nighttime speech in jackson square. only lights i saw in the city that night were those used to illuminate the president. >> rose: take a look. another clip. help, help, help, help, help. help, help, help. help, help, help, help. help, help, help, help, help, help, help, help, help, help. help, help, help. >> i couldn't believe that people were starving and going without water in the united states for lack of an air drop. there was absolutely nothing that would lead you to believe that this was the united states. this didn't feel like we were home. >> rose: so what are the lessons? >> the lissons are, those people weren't named rose or williams. they weren't members of our family but they're members of our family. they're americans and we can never treat our fellow citizens li

it's wrong then and now and i don't care what kind of questionnaire it is i will yell it at the president, roosevelt, whoever, it was wrong and it matters. he says it has to matter. to me it's the speech i gave him was drawn from what's happening i think in the country right now in relationship to the war. who is considered patriotic who is considered a trader? and the point of a play to me is that it isn't just the museum piece. that, in fact, it does have relevancy now. and that it does spark a certain amount of controversy in relationship to what goes on now. >> twice in the same day the auditorium was standing room only. new york times best seller crediting mortson came to talk about his book. cup of tea. . he talked about the penny for peace campaign. the provides education for the communities of pakistan and afghanistan. >> i came back to america, i was broke after k 2. i had to raise 12 thousand dollars. and i didn't know how a clue of how to raise money like that. i went to the local library. any librarians here? let's give them a big hand. [applause] so, i went to the library, i

i was getting out of my car and she yelled "your having a boy". week 22, my family is involved in an all out campaign on the names i'm considering. she mocks the mothers calling after their sons, sebastion. i didn't realize lisa is racist. makes me like the name more. i say good, because i'm hoping for a fag. week 25, it's 4:00 a.m. and i'm give up for an hour. who do i do for circumcision. it's a covenant with god. it seems like they feel plenty of pleasure. may be we should reduce a man's pleasure. may be this was god's way of reducing a man's libido. may be my son is not going to study the torah. we need to identify proudly. but then, am i imposing my will on my child? i can't have a child. week 30, i have an appointment at the hollywood birth center where i will have natural childbirth, which i don't recommend. alex is my primary caretaker today. i read your medical records, do you want to know if it's a boy or girl? yeah, but don't tell me. i ask if she had children. not yet i said. i said it sucks. then i try to be funny. do you think epidur

[yelling] hello mr. onin. what will the herring think? well i wonder what he wants. i understand he wants to capture me. well, what should i do. no. i can get away easy any time but i think silly man. i don't know this him and so just before he catches me. i can escape. this is going to be fun. i need to get closer to him and call word to him. hello mr. harold will think. i need to get closer and closer to the herring and call to him in this way. hello mr. herring. the herring will think. that is strange, if you want to catch me, why is he getting further away. i don't understand. do you under stand? actually i'm going to be getting closer and closer to the herring and i make my voice smaller and smaller, so the herring will think i'm going away. it's very interesting and what will happen next. i sneak up just behind the herring and i say, what. what will you say? i can't hear anything. >> that's idea i make my voice smaller until i make no sound at alright. so the herring will think, he's gone. well, no fun today i guess but any way i am safe. and at that moment i c

[ audience yelling ] >> jimmy: ten, ten, you're on ten. ten, here we go. ten is good.. everything. oh, everybody. "everybody hurts"! ♪ [ applause ] "everybody hurts." an r.e.m. classic. now, here's the tie breaker. you guys, we're tied right now. you guys got to go back out. our partners go out at the same time, you pick one clue. and then, we both guess. which one of us guesses first, wins the whole match. >> don't be nervous. >> no pressure, no pressure. >> jimmy: go for it, buddy. you know what's up. how's it going? >> going great. >> jimmy: no, it's great, man. >> fantastic. [ audience shouting ] >> jimmy: we have to trace. who wants to trace? >> wait, you guys got to switch. this is confusing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yep, go. song. poker face. >> jimmy: three words. >> heart. >> jimmy: first word. >> love, heart. >> time. >> jimmy: second word. >> bracelet, charm. >> jimmy: little. and, the, of. >> ring. ring, ring. >> jimmy: heart of the matter. heart of. >> finger, wedding. >> jimmy: heart of what? heart of time. >> "heart of gold." "heart of gold." [ cheers and

yelling, screaming. he was able to gather two specifics, those were american airlines and flight 24 and high jack. that was all he was able to gather from the conversation. >> stay with kron 4 news with continuing coverage. we have the latest on www.kron.com. >>> new tonight at 11:00, it is considered the largest drug bust in northern california history. police confiscated 475 pounds of crystal and methand cocaine. as well as fire arms and cash. today all with estimated street value of $100 million. the drugs were stashed in these coolers and beens scattered about the house. it's believed the operation is tied to a mexican drug cartel. these are the pictures of the mexico nationals who were arrested at the house. fabian, hector, and sergio. they are in the jail tonight and will be transported and held in sacramento county. >>> it was a nice warm day today but big changes are in store tomorrow. fog is tarting to push in to the bay. we will look at dense fog and drizzle to start the day tomorrow. the diffe

. >> yelling d.c.e zebra of. >> after a tense chased around town, it ended at its elk milhaud apartment. but earlier tonight to in manzanita to name just a few streets watched as a zebra gallup alongside cars, and visited neighborhoods. deputies thought they got things under control, until it decided they wanted to get leave. coming straight out of our photographer. after falling around town a little more, deputies got a cornered in the, apartment complex. it tried once again to try to break free free. but changed its mind. then it ended up in the swimming pool. these deputies could not have guessed they'd be battling a zebra. after carefully prodding the gun safely tucked away. this was a slave owner. >> we want to get her under control. and >> were getting the modern california. did she get away from you. we tried him where you try and move them? >> have a good night >> tuesday press got away, one was hit by car, and managed to get up. the zebra will be fine. local company is trying to change the way

i yelled to my family, brake is not working. >> his case was reoped after an investigation showi dozenscases o sudden acceleration involving toyota. a judge grante him a new trial and he was freed. families of the crash victims they fully supported lee getting a new trl. >> a meat company is recalling million pounds of beef products after seven people were successened. they announced that valley meat company sold the contaminated meat internationally and in several u.s. states including california. beef was processed between october 2009 to january 2010. company says most of the products were sold frozen and they are working to remove them. they say customers should throw away the affect meat or return it to the stores for a full refund. >> we're not looking at a heat wave. three degrees warmer at sfo but despite delays of 47 minutes on arriving flights. stay tuned for warmer weather. >> and local organization helping high school students to go to colge. how you can help out. on january 12, a massive earthquake ravaged haiti's capital, taking the lives of hundreds of thousan of people a

. >> to give credit to the entire jury-- there wasn't any animosity; there wasn't any yelling or name-calling. they were very professional, they were very thoughtful. >> ifill: judy woodruff explores the latest research on detecting and treating alzheimer's disease. >> lehrer: we have an encore report from fred de sam lazaro about the shortage of clean drinking water in ethiopia. >> ifill: and jeffrey brown gets the views of columnists eugene robinson and ross douthat on the proposal to build an islamic center two blocks from ground zero. >> lehrer: that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: three weeks since the flooding beg in pakistan, tens of thousands of v

. >> my husband and i were sitting in our living room and he just kind of yelled. i see a shark. i am guessing to the size of a 16-foot boat. i saw it come up and out of the water. and a spew of blood in the air. something that you would see on tv on the discovery channel. >> reporter: what makes you sure it was a great white? >> the size of it, the speed. >> reporter: she also saw the shark. she noticed a big splash in the water. >> you see it coming out of the water and a lot of blood. ran up and down the beach. people over here were closer in so everyone got out within a few minutes. >> reporter: police posted these shark sighting signs. in pacif cu, reggie kron 4 news. >>> the recovery of the police officer who was shot by a suspect last week. that officer is still in the hospital today. authorities chaptured the suspect. kron 4's dan reports, police say the suspect had some help. >> police say andrew barrientos, seen here smiling on saturday near the mexican boarded admitted to shooting todd young. >> we had two detectives interview andrew barrientos. during the interview he

i was yelling. i remember even yelling, someone call the police. can someone call the police? the officers said, question are the f-ing police. then i yelled for them to stop because michael was on the ground, unconscious but they were still beating him. i remember yelling, his dad he's a sheriff. stop. please stop. but that's the only resistance. >> your son offers no resistance. he's just talking on his cell phone. you see that tape of these guys treating your son the way they did, what goes through your heart and mind? >> it makes me sick. it makes me sick that something like this would happen to a good son. he's never been in trouble before, never been in an altercation and for him to be calling for help and be treated like this, it's crazy. >> right. i'm trying to, you know, parse through this, because the denver manager reviewed the case and found no evidence of excessive force. the fbi is finally being called into this. does looking at it from -- just looking at the tape, and you say there's more tape that shows -- >> yes, there's clearly better video. our lawyer has it

. >> jimmy: you yell at people? >> yeah, yelling for no reason.u realize, oh, this is because i'm -- >> it's almost out of body. you step back from yourself and you watch this insane monster, like, in front of you that's you, and you want to stop her but she's kind of funny to watch, you know? so, that's sort of -- >> jimmy: so you just let her go? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and have you decided on a name? >> no, no. we're going to kind of wait. >> jimmy: do you feel pressure because, as a celebrity, you're kind of required to give your baby maybe an unusual or potentially foolish name? >> yeah, i know. you have to look up the foreign looking names or name it zuzu or something like that. >> jimmy: yeah. your fiance is a foreigner? >> yeah, he's one of them foreigners. >> jimmy: where is he from? >> he's from holland. from the netherlands. number two, number two! [ applause ] >> jimmy: i assume you're talking about the world cup. >> yes, we are. >> jimmy: not one of those textbook things you were talking about, is it? >> it's the pregnancy psychosis. no, j

the clerk picked up the phone, on the other end of the line a man was yelling and rach rantin. the call lasted less than a minute, but in that time, the man recognized a couple of words like american airlines, flight 24 and hijack. he called police who in turn notified the fbi. within a matter of minutes, that flight, american airlines flight 24 which was about to take off from sfo to jfk was sent to a remote part of the tarmac at sfo where passengers sat for at least two hours. authorities boarded the plane and took a man and woman off in handcuffs, you should be able to see them in that photograph taken by another passenger. they were questioned and eventually let go. the rest of the passengers were taken off, six at a time, questioned, let go and allowed to rebook trips to new york city. >> making you think about your safety, being careful about what you say. >> i'm flying american airlines this morning. i was little concerned yesterday, i think for the most part i assumed with the heightened alert it's easier to travel. you feel safer. >> as of late last night, some of the

you were always yelling at little kids. >> yeah. like, "get off the shed."d." i had a sketch once where i had two kid extras, and we were leaving a phone message for their grandmother to sing "happy birthday." >> jimmy: i remember this. yeah, yeah. >> and they're just little kids, sweetly singing "happy birthday." and then, i kept saying, "that's not right." [ laughter ] "do it again." >> jimmy: yeah, you press rerecord. you're like -- >> "you guys need to sound like professional singers." i made them -- i started screaming at them. >> jimmy: yeah, "you are blowing it!" >> yeah, "you are embarrassing me!" [ laughter ] "that's not the way you sing!" and then, "i'm sorry, mom. we're gonna do it again." but, yeah, lorne would let me do those sketches. i don't know why. >> jimmy: yeah, it's hilarious. i remember there was one, i don't even know if it made it to air. i don't know if you wrote it or tina, but you were -- you actually were a little kid, and you were in a kiddie pool, and you would never -- and you refused to get out of the pool. do you remember thi

when she sees anybody out there doing something she yells at them. we passed the plate around and got a hose and sprayer. she waters and when she's on vacation she talks to her neighbors on either side. it's not rocket science. i encourage to you walk around your neighborhood and look at where there is too much concrete. there are a lot of ridiculous concrete things that are crying out for something. you know planters or garden spaces. those are the things that make neighborhoods liveable and the process of doing something with them also what makes neighborhoods liveable. go ahead. >> well, i would, the question is, where do you start if you have a big problem how do you scope it? and i would again go back to talking to your neighbors. so, in my neighborhood -- we have not been ccg funded in my neighborhood the big issue was traffic. gererroro street takes up a lot of cars on the freeway and there were many intersections that didn't have traffic controls. any time you wanted to cross it was 6 lanes doing 70 a lot like 19th avenue. we downloaded dpt h

broken words, yelling, screaming, almost a rant. >> reporter: the clerk picked up on american airlines, flight 24 and hijacked. it was a threat. >> he saw it was departing within 15 minutes from the phone call. >> reporter: the clerk called the police who called the fbi. in a matter of minutes, flight 24 sat to sat in a remote area. >> it was frustrating. >> i lived across the trade center in 9/11. i was there that day. i was like, that can't happen. >> they turned him toward the wall, handcuffed him, and shut that gate. shut that door. went back up to the front and started taking us off six at a time. >> who made the call? why here? >> that is the question we started asking. at the same time, we are happy that they called here. my staff is well-trained, able to respond to the situation. >> the general manager said the clerk will receive some type of recognition for quick thinking and action. >>> no credible threat, no real airline seats for passengers on that flight. several of those passengers are reportedly still stuck tonight. we don't have an exact number or exact time when they g

. >> we heard a guy yelling out of the street. there is a guy that ran over two bikers and driving a red truck. crazy, knocked over a pole and what not. he's gone up street here. >> neighbors were able to get the driver out of his car and hold him until police arrived. all the victims are expected to survive their injuries. we have a reporter on the scene and we hope to bring you more information at 6:00. >> three u.c. berkeley graduates accused of espionage should find out this week if they will stand trial or be set free. that is according their lawyer that spoke exclusively to abc news. >> he is promising action against the case against his clients. shane bauer, joshua fattal, sarah shourd, the three friends all graduates from u.c. berkeley have been held for one year. they are accused of espionage. a spokesman for iran's foreign ministry that they should be charged with illegally entering iran. if that happens it's a relatively minor offense. >> protests took place around the globe this weekend to mark the one-year anniversary