flight operations were not disrupted here at sfo. so still a lot of questions as this investigation continues, though. sydnie? >> all right, that is certainly good news, sharon chin at sfo this morning. thank you. >>> and security threats on two other u.s. flights caused them to be diverted yesterday. first a delta airlines jet was heading from detroit to san diego when it was diverted to alburqueque. a note was found in the bathroom with the word bomb on it though officials wouldn't confirm it. then a continental flight from houston to chicago landed in st. louis after a passenger friday to open a door during the flight. >>> firefighters in contra costa county still on the scene of a house fire in oakley trying to put out hot spots. that fire breaking out about 11:00 last night in a two-story house. when firefighters arrived, they found flames shooting from a second floor. in all, 10 fire engines were involved. firefighters able to use water curtains on each side to prevent the fire from spreading to adjacent homes. that fire now un

winds at 7 miles an hour at sfo. same at fairfield out of north and everybody else calm about 3-5 miles an hour. as far as the temperatures, they are much cooler than yesterday, from 1 degree in antioch to about 12 in santa rosa. afternoon hours, we'll be a little warmer so today, bigger extremes. 42 in santa rosa and everybody else in the mid to upper 40s. few 50s around fremont and antioch. as we head towards noon, upper 50s from the coast to the bay shore to the south bay. low to mid 50s. scattered showers develop mainly up in the north bay this afternoon. low to mid-50s there. same thing for the bay shore into the south bay. mid to upper 60s in the east bay valleys. another area where the showers could move to as they move in northwest to southeast and along the coast upper 50s. seven-day forecast, temperatures get closer to average with a warming trend on tuesday and wednesday. then mother nature has a cooler push of air and coolest on sunday when the rain hits and the snow levels could be around 4,000 feet arou

ktvu kraig debro sat sfo this -- is at sfo this morning. >> reporter: good morning, pam. we have been able to confirm two of the people that helped restrain this passenger are retired law enforcement behind me here at terminal two. very few people know what happened. but this incident is raising some questions and frightening a couple of people. we have been able to speak with passengers at terminal two. one of the two men that helped restrain this man that was arrested over night is a retired secret service agent and the others are retired san mateo police officer. police are now identifying the suspect as rageed. they boarded the flight from chicago following touchdown at 9:15 last night. police say he received abrasions during a scuffle that resulted in his arrest. police say 30 minutes before the flight ended he walked through first class and started pounding on the cockpit door and screaming. he was asked to return to his seat but he did not. two male flight attendants and the two retired law enforcement agents subdued him. >> after he was released medically he was b

things are back to normal here at sfo. it was quite a scare for dozens of passengers who landed safely at the airport. a man with a yemeni passport ran to the cockpit and was banging on the door on the flight from chicago to sfo. flight attendants and passengers tackled the guy and put him in plastic handcuffs and held him until the plane lasted safely. he was carrying a california id. he was taken to the county hospital with minor cuts, then arrested on federal charges of interfering with the flight crew. >> my information was he does speak english. i don't have the information about what he was saying at this time. i just know that he was yelling and pounding on the cockpit door. >> reporter: the incident is the latest in security concerns over the weekend. two other passenger flights were diverted on sunday. one a chicago flight diverted from houston. a passenger tried to reach the exit door mid flight. another flight from drot to san diego was diverted from what was called a potential security threat. american airlines

this morning at sfo heard about what happened last night. it happened at terminal two actually the passenger was on a flight that landed here at terminal two the american airline flight 5061 from chicago. it took some passengers to subdue the man and he was taken into custody and now in a jail. it all started around 9:15 last night. that's when the plane landed. about 30 minutes before the flight touched down a man walked through the first class cab inand started -- cabin and started banging on the door. i hear he was subdued by passengers. >> correct. after he banged on the door the flight attendant asked for assistance. two passengers seating nearby secured the suspect. >> reporter: we have been reading blogs on the internet. the passenger was yelling something having to do with an arabic phrase god is great. >> i also did hear that. i haven't seen the police report yet. i can't confirm that for you at the time. >> reporter: the man that was arrested. what was he arrested under suspicion of? >> he was arrested on a federal charge of interf

things are back to normal at sfo. a scuffle broke out a half hour before american airlines flight 1561 landed here at sfo. police say a 28-year-old man with a yemeni passport ran toward the cockpit and was banging on the cockpit door yelling during the flight from chicago to san francisco. one of the flight attendants called for back-up. another attendant and two passengers jumped in and tackled the suspect. they put him in plastic handcuffs and held him until the plane landed safely. he was carrying a california id. he was taken to the county hospital with minor cuts then arrested on federal charges of interfering with the flight crew. few details are coming out about who he is. >> my information was he does speak english. i don't have the information about what he was saying at this time. i just know that he was yelling and pounding on the cockpit door. >> reporter: the incident is the latest in a series of security concerns over the weekend. two other flights had to be diverted on sunday. one, a chicago flight boun

ktvu's allie rasmus joins us now from sfo this morning. allie. >> reporter: pam, that warning comes from the u.s. state department. it has issued a worldwide alert for u.s. citizens living abroad and in americans traveling internationally. and of course that applies to the thousands of travelers who usually fly internationally here at sfo. now the state department warns there is an enhanced risk for anti-american violence. what is unusual about this alert is that it doesn't mention a specific country or region where americans should be extra cautious. instead the advisory says this alert is worldwide. and it says it will remain in effect until august 1st. it also instructs americans abroad to "limit travel outside their homes and avoid mass gatherings and demonstrations." now just to be clear, this travel alert does not apply to airports on u.s. soil. only to the people flying internationally out of those airports. the security level at bay area airports from oakland to san jose to here at sfo is unchanged. i spoke with the duty manager he

live sfo, kron 4 news. >>catherine: police and san jose say they're expecting more trouble in the downtown club district this weekend but say they will be ready for this after violence and vandalism at the annual party last night. rod shows us what the rowdy crowds left behind. class >>rob: repair trucks like this outside are a half- dozen businesses. did they tell the tail, sidewalk covered with broken glass after dozens of windows were smashed. >> it's not there, it's not right. >>rob: the enrollee crowd moved east smashing windows up and in trash cans. police used pepper spray on one group gathered at cane road. there were seven arrests, one man stabbed another carjacking and a cop shaken up after being knocked off his motorcycle. >> around 10:00 p.m. the crowd reached a point in the celebration where we believed they were going to become unmanageable. we did what crowds congregating in front of businesses. that's opportunity for fights and vandalism. we cleared out the streets and sidewalks that was abo

the flight was half hour from sfo with more than 160 people aboard. he got on board at laguardia airport. now, when the man rushed the cockpit, he was tackled by two flight attendants and two passengers. though passengers a retired san mateo police officer and the secret service agent. they arrested him with a flight attendant's plastic handcuffs. airport police are still trying to find out more about the suspect and his motives. >> we know that he is a 28-year- old male subject. we do have his name, also. there was information that he did possess a california identification card as well as a yemen passport. >> reporter: as you can see from the twitter photos the suspect rageit almurisi was kept in custody in first class until the plane landed at sfo. there were no threats and no weapons found. the suspect was treated for scrapes to his elbow and then put behind bars in county jail. no one else was reported injured. flight operations were not disrupted and the flight landed safely and on time last night after 9:00. and the fbi investigation still cont

reporting live at sfo kraig debro. >>> time now 6:03. an early morning house fire in oakley is under investigation. take a look at the scene last night. this about 11:30 when the flames were raging. they were shooting from the home's roof on bay view drive. neighbors called 911 after hearing that smoke alarm you hear there. no one was inside at the time. no one was hurt. arson investigators are looking into a better cause at the fire. we have a news crew there at the sen. we physical you the season say this fire seems suspicious. >>> another violent incident is causing new concern this morning. a.m. a.m. is live of what happened. ally. >> reporter: they are not commenting on what happened here yesterday. the psychiatric technician unit is investigating what happened. according to the union representative a worker stepped in help another coworker. that psychiatric technician was injured. he was treated for his injuries although he was not hospitalized. the technician union rep says he's doing okay. but other staff members remain uneasy. t

this ride back up beyond sfo those are on lookers it is a visual hazard. big problems exactly as forecast. it is a fatal incident and that is why the two right lanes remained shut down. it's likely it will reopen until 11:00 a.m. this morning it is possible and likely. the back up could be with us until noon. let's check the bay bridge there is no backup currently there and that is the case now but if things continue to slow through san francisco, they could slow the meter and lights down and start to see the bay bridge back up because of the brisbane incident. it's 40 7:00 a.m. let's go to the weather. >> james: alive look at the golden gate bridge where we have nice conditions, a lot of sunshine so folks coming down through marin county not seen much of a back up what you get some francisco down the peninsula that's where you the back up. whether wise you look good, we see a warm-up napa upper 40's all morning long now showing 52. 56 in concord, hayward, warming it up even more towards a 3:00 p.m. this afternoon san rosa the topping out at 74 degrees, 78

there's a crew headed to sfo. live report coming up. u.s. officials have released a handful of videos showing a slain osama bin laden. that takes of his propaganda show that there are heavily scripted. his hair was dyed car appeared restraint. the one video rich shares osama bin laden approaching he is hunched watching tv of himself. the videos were among evidence seized by the seals after raid that ended with osama bin laden's death. them drives to my handwritten notes share his compound was a command-and-control center for al-qaeda. kron4 will continue to follow the response to osama bin laden's death. stay with us right here on kron4 and alabama. the mighty mississippi is flexing its muscles. -- www.kron4.com. authorities are paring to open the spillway to ease pressure on the river. they know some the people have been forced at of their homes. their worries that the people who live there could be bracing for a record high order. you're looking at pictures reportedly lives a couple your tomorrow or in memphis tennessee. that's where peopl

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take a look at the situation outside sfo. a flight 1561, 30 minutes out of san francisco over modesto and again, the man is one identified as having get up out of coach, heading toward first class. he rushed, is the word he is using also he rushed the cockpit door and started screaming. >> the passenger proceeded to the front of the aircraft and began to bang on the cockpit door. the flight air ten can't asked the passenger return back to the seat. when he refused the flight attendant put his hands on the passenger and physically pulled him away from the door. >> asked for help and got that help from the flight attendant as well as two passengers. one a retired san mateo police officer. person was arrested, injured a bit in a scuffle. keep in mind this happened hours after a continental flight had to be diverted to st. louis after a passenger tried to open the plane door. it happened at 35,000 feet, a note saying bomb was found on another flight. the situation here they are trying to figure out what his connection to any terr

and the flight attendants put him in a chair in first class where he sat there until they arrived at sfo. the san francisco police department airport bureau members boarded the aircraft and removed the passenger from the airplane. it was noticed that he had some abrasions from the scuffle. so he was taken by ambulance to san mateo general hospital where he was checked out and released. >> reporter: i understand that two of the passengers who helped out were retired law enforcement? >> yes. two retired law enforcement officers did assist, yes. >> reporter: what do we know about this man, this suspect? >> we know he is a 28-year-old male subject. his -- we have his name, also. there was information that he did possess a california identification card as well as a yemen passport. and that's about all the information that i have at this time now. >> reporter: did he behave in a strange manner before this happened? anything that made him suspicious beforehand on this plane right? >> there is nothing that indicated that when i interviewed the people involved earlier this evening. >> any threat

ktvu's allie rasmus joins us from sfo this morning to explain. allie. >> reporter: well, good morning. the state department has issued a worldwide alert for all u.s. citizens living and traveling abroad. and that alert warns that there's an enhanced risk for anti-american violence in retaliation following the death of osama bin laden. here at sfo as you mentioned security levels remain unchanged. when i talked to the duty manager this morning he says the airport has not received any instructions from the tsa to do things any differently than they were 24 hours ago security-wise. it is a different story at other u.s. airports in new york, new jersey and los angeles the airports there do have a noticeably increased security presence. now some of the air passengers we spoke to this morning say they're relieved to hear about bin laden's death but they don't expect it to change security at the airports long- term. >> it probably won't because there's still other terrorists out there. but the main person is out of the picture now. >> i think the system

here at sfo however the security status remains unchanged. the tsa according to the duty manager here has not given sfo or other bay area airports any orders to step up security or police patrols or really do anything differently from just 24 hours ago. some passengers we spoke to this morning say they find it hard to believe and wonder if those instructions will change as the day goes on. >> i can't imagine there's not some sort of even if it's just tsa activity or something that would change because of it. >> reporter: now again the travel alert applies to any u.s. citizens traveling internationally and living abroad. the first international flights depart sfo around 8:00 this morning. what's unusual about this state department travel alert it does not specify a country or region americans should be cautious. the advisory just says the alert is worldwide and will remain in effect until august 1st. reporting live at sfo, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> news of bin laden's death brought a huge response around the world and right here a

transit sites like sfo, places of worship and popular protest spots. at san francisco international airport, many travelers know that the state department has issued a worldwide travel alert for americans going abroad. many travelers tell us they are not too worried about the threat of retaliation for bin laden's killing. >> i don't think it is any worse today. probably isn't any worse today than any other day. having said that, perhaps even pakistan, i'm not sure where the threat would be the greatest. it is pretty quick for them to mobilize. >> i can definitely say that i have a heightened concern now. but it is always being aware, and just trying to hope for the best. >> there is a spirit of calmness this morning at the airport, the airplane, and we feel pretty safe. >> reporter: here at sfo, no changes to security. because it already operates at a high level. the same with the golden gate bridge. at sfo, sharon chen, cbs 5. >> thank you, sharon. >>> in new york, they are still celebrating osama bin laden's death this afternoon. take a look at these

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 us he fulfilled a promise he could make on that day that he would never become a victim. now, again he says he is not a hero, he just did what any one of us would do under the same circumstances and he says the only reason he stepped forward to talk about his story today was so that he could protect his privacy in the long run. at sfo, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> the man who tried to storm the koch bit now allegedly today a federal judge denied bail to 28-year-old rageh almurisi. he said he understood the charges against him, interfering with the flight crew. that's the charge. he carried no luggage on the flight and his california relatives were not expecting him. >>> an 18-year-old man thought to be suicidal but was found at the scene of a deadly crash near candle stick park this morning. he crashed h

s less popular schools. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live at sfo. a terrifying flight for passengers coming into sfo last night as a man tries to storm the cockpit has to be restrained. he is being investigated this morning by federal officials. the story coming up in a live report. >> also, flames rip through a home in the east bay. why arson investigators are now on the scene. and bay area breakthrough that could one day change the way you watch tv. ♪ ♪ ♪ when you're resonsible for this much of the team, you need a car you can count on. ♪

>> sharon chen at sfo, thank you very much. thank you. >>> well, the passenger who took photos of the inflight fight is giving a first-hand account of what happened. kit doe is at san mateo county jail with more on what went down on flight 1561. >> reporter: good afternoon. we're here at the jail where the man was held up until a couple of hours ago. he has since been handed over to the feds. we're now learning more about the guy who snapped those photos that went viral on the internet. a civil engineers student by the name of andrew wade. at one point during the flight andrew walked past the man, and they made eye contact and andrew says the guy looked like a clean-cut normal joe. in fact, andrew was trading notes with the guy sitting next to the man and they said nothing seemed out of the ordinary. andrew dozed off during the landing and woke up to a big commotion at the front of the plane. at one point passengers were worried there might have been some kind of coordinated attack because someone was shouting, go, go, go. and

sfo expects a 4% increase in comparison to last year. a lot of people say, they are either going to put up with higher ticket prices or, it does not affect >>: >: we have done more traveling then we have in the past. >>: indefinitely limits the traveling, it is just too much. >>: probably about the same, i will go back east for another festival or concert in july, it will be what it will be. >>: air fare does not play a role, i still travel, it does not matter. my family lives in the south, we have to travel anywhere. whatever the air fare is, you do the best you can. >>: the increase is good for the memorial weekend, there is also better news for sfo, they think the number of travelers over this summer will increase 4% as well. >>: hit looks like this season is over for buster posey, the san francisco giants catcher suffered a serious blow as with that nasty collision at home plate on wednesday against the marlins. x-rays and mri showed a fraction of the armpit in three tournaments. -- a fractured bone in the streets torn ligaments. the

it was headed from sfo headed to sfo but high jacked and started heading to washington dc presumably toward the capital building or white house but the men and women stopped the high jackers from doing that and crashed the plane in the woods in pennsylvania. yesterday we spoke with the husband of lauren who was on the plane and 3 months pregnant at the time we asked if he felt justice had been done. >> to some degree. obviously, they took care of the man who ultimately decided that innocent people should die, i know a lot of people says the symbolic because he was mitigated to what he could do, in the last 10 years, but i know it is also a symbol of hope, that you know, this hate red that caused all this, will diminish. >> reporter: lauren was able to leave a message for jack on the phone he was sleeping when the call came in. she said that there was a problem on the plane she wanted everyone to know she was fine for now and that how much she loved everyone. coming up, at the bottom of the hour we will hear again from jack who talked about how he thought that it might be some time be

west 28 sfo. west at napa. it looks like a west wind to me and a sea breeze on shore push get a little spin in the at motion fear right there. once that clears, we will have mostly sunny skies but not that warm. clouds and then sun. windy at times. low 70s well inland and areas that could easily be about 10- 15 degrees warmer than that. tuesday we get a little warmup and then we keep our eyes to the north. additional cooling and it looks like rain. certainly north of san francisco, oakland and concord. but that is the way it's looking right now. windy at times. 50s, 60s, and low 70s here. the breeze will make it feel cooler for some. if you're in a wind protected area maybe not too bad. a little warmer on tuesday and cloud it up on wednesday. clearing but breezy on friday. >>> barnes and noble is hoping a billionaire investigator will help save the struggling company. the book sel ser expected to announce its new nook tomorrow. the launch comes days after liberty -- his offer helped the companies stock jump 30%

and more bart police officers on the trains and sfo they are not changing security they are always on high alert. >>> sharon thank you. >> leaders across the world and right here in california are weighing in on osama bin laden's death governor gerry brown issued this statement late last night friends as well as adversaries can be sure of resolve, democracy and freedom. be sure to stick with cbs 5, with morning coverage, political analyst joel tulman will be here onset to discuss the ramifications of osama bin laden's death as always find the latest updates go to cbssf.com. >> we want to get you out the door with a look at traffic and weather looking good out there weather wise christy good morning to you. >> good morning sydnie another beautiful day in the bay area temperatures as you make your way outside pretty mild this morning 55 oakland and fairfield, 47 liver more, 48 pacifica and 43 santa rosa this afternoon another sunshine filled day highs in inland spots similar to what we saw yesterday, high 70s. 79 for fairfield and concord, 80 liver more cooler at the bay shore and coast

again this is southbound 101 right before you approach sfo. it's right there near the south airport boulevard exit. we have been taking a lot of calls from the kcbs phone force. syd is in the backup and delays are minimal. it's a bottleneck approaching the accident scene. once you get past sfo then traffic improves significantly and it's an easy drive down the peninsula. we'll have more traffic coming up in a bit. in the meantime back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a bay area man facing life behind bars. matt bigler explains why the penalty is harsh and joins us with more. >> reporter: good morning. this all happened earlier this month. there was an incident in gilroy. bud wally ruiz showed up at his wife's place in gilroy drunk. she told him to get out. he proceeded to pack up some bags, including the six-week- old chihauhau he had given her for mother's day. when she told him to leave the dog he picked it up it was in a travel tote at the time, threw it against the wall and that impact ended up killing the puppy. it's a tragic story and now

it will be tomorrow probably in the north bay from about sfo, vallejo north. south of that will just be clouds. it's going to keep us cool in fact if not cooler. sunny, breezy today after some patchy fog. just a teeny bit warmer. not a lot. highs today 60s and 70s. well below average. again. and you know the seven to ten day outlook is not showing any heat whatsoever. so if you like this kind of weather, then you're in your element. if you don't, just hang on because you know eventually it will change. cloudy, rain make it on wednesday. really cool on thursday. friday does look mostly sunny, but i think by the weekend we'll have a very cool holiday weekend, pamela. >>> oh, boy. thank you, steve. well, this morning technology is being credited with helping one man survive the tornado that hit joplin, missouri. his story up next. >>> and an iceland volcano continues to erupt canceling flights and stranding travelers. how it's also effecting president obama's trip. >>> good morning. some patchy low clouds around but it will be sunny today and breezy. we heard tha

the airbus will be the first of its kind to have regular service at sfo. it will fly between frankfurt, germany, and san francisco. spectators can take part in a launch party and even win two tickets to travel on the airbus a-380. >>> never have the golden arches looked so cool. >> a sneak peek at the billion- dollar judged taking that mcdonald's hopes will make it younger and hipper. plus... >> i think you are seeing the castro becoming more gentrified, more mixed than it was before. >> and is san francisco's most famous gay neighborhood becoming too straight? that and much more when we come back. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. past hour, microsoft confirmed >>> we have big news for the tech world to share with you. just within the past hour, microsoft confirmed it is buying skype. the internet phone service. it is an 8.5 billion dollars cash deal biggest transaction in microsoft's 36-year history. skype has 663 million users. the deal could help make microsoft a bigger player on the internet. >>> and facebook may have to

rain in the north bay about down to sfo maybe. sfo, oakland, vallejo, benicia north. that's the way it's looking right now. might make it a little further south but the further south the less rain influence, that will be tomorrow. sunny breezy today. patchy fog. slight warm up. not much. when fairfield's only 73 what's that tell you? 72 santa rosa. 64 berkeley. 68 san rafael hayward 67. 70s low 70s pleasanton, livermore, morgan hill. redwood city at 67. it's not very warm for many. cloudy skies move in. rain, clearing but very cool and breezy thursday. slight warm up friday but then another very cool system digs in for another cool down on the weekend. >>> all right, steve. time now 5:10. a new development in that explosive sex scandal that involves a powerful man, a hotel maid and some just released test results. >>> here at home plans to cut hundreds of bay area jobs. why the news could have been a lot worse. >>> good morning. westbound interstate 80 traffic looks pretty good heading out to the macarthur maze, oakland and san francisco. we'll tell you more straight

starting today, luthansa will offer service between sfo and frankfurt, germany. the aircraft is designed to seat up to 595 passengers or 555 passengers in this configuration. there is a public viewing party at millbrae's park. >>> newly married duiblg and duchess are on their honeymoon. they were married just last month. official word came down from a spokesperson at clearance house, public relations office for the royal family. but it may be a while for sure where the royal honeymoon is taking place. we'll see, get the first pictures. >> idaho. that would be my thing. >> that would be a good hideout. >> breaking the rules. new rules shows facebook 7.5 million fewer members and you could be checking your children's online habits. >> still ahead, what experts called the next step in cellphone technology. never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. i walk with my sister. our relationship has gon

it was bound from sfo from chicago. about 30 minutes before the flight was scheduled to land, a passenger calmly walked to the cockpit door. the passenger got to the door and started pounding on the door and yelling. people blogging on a website claiming to be on the flight say the suspect yelled "god is great" in arabic. >> i also did here that, but i haven't seen the police report yet so i can't confirm that for you at this time. >> reporter: police first took the passenger to the hospital to be treated for bruises he received during the struggle. this morning the people we spoke with say they are comfortable with security and those people that were traveling last night say this wouldn't have stopped them from flying. >> you don't really have a choice. i'm going all the way to south america. >> reporter: there was no information whether the passenger was planning this with anybody. when i spoke to the jail early this morning, they said a photo booking -- a booking photo would not be available this morning, maybe later

sfo good news, 101 clear south bay, redwood city, san mateo, san bruno, sfo everything is moving nice speeds no delays, 280 checking in problem free headed along highway 1, no delays, a live look 880, pretty much been like this all morning 15 minutes headed north, 880, 238 to the maze everything looks nice southbound as well. 880 into hayward, highway 4 typically we see delays around this time westbound through antioch so far, so good. lots of time to get that cup of coffee things cruising all the way the pittsburgh highway 4 in fact clear all the way towards the east shore freeway. altamonte pass, problem free, 14 minutes, 580, altamonte pass. taking the san mateo bridge wind advisory in effect. so far so good no delays, things are clear 880, and 101 checking in problem free a live look at the bay bridge no delays at the toll plaza metering lights off clear across the upper deck san francisco don't forget our radio partners, back to you. >>> all right looking good thank you much 6:19 a.m. a special wake up song for the space shuttle endeavour crew before its separation from internati

dan is live at sfo with that story. >>dan: the former police officer's name is larry wright. he met with reporters today. he was a passenger on board the plane and killed as he didn't realize what was going on. he was watching his i phone and only alerted when someone behind him screamed. we can tell you that is the identified on the blue dots on the map he was seated and 20 c. he said shortly after the screen he saw the suspect moving quickly towards the cockpit and he immediately got up and started running right after him. >> at the point where he was running towards the cockpit and he screamed out in arabic i knew there was a problem and i knew i needed to take action. i felt that he was trying to take on the flight crew and possibly crushed the airplane. i could see in front of me that he had reached the cockpit door, there was a person who engaged him immediately. it looks like the flight crew member, and then almost immediately there was an effort of people cops and i when i arrived they had taken into the ground. when ahead and try to use a patrol hold on him. i was ab

the will tran is live at sfo were you will really appeal it. it is a longer ride on and they seem to get you on that one. how much will it cost? a >>reporter: will cost about $8.00 more if you land at as a goal and hopped into a cab and asked to go to downtown san francisco. a little bit more than that depending on is the increase and other feed that i will talk about in a moment. they have not had a pay raise since 2003. gas prices have gone under. the price for processing credit cards, and sitting in time cause has gone up as well. they have been asking lawmakers for a pay raise. finally, they said yes. it will be a little bit more expensive but it is still reasonable considering everything that goes on in san francisco with the cost of living. right now, with this perret's that kicks in on august 1st, now, san francisco will only be behind boston in san francisco as the priciest cities for a taxi service. it costs a little bit more starting on august 1st because on june 21st they will have a meeting to talk about a flag great, that is the ri

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 said was allah akbar. >> his cousin said al-murisi is not religious and not a

that vallejo man taken off a plane at sfo in handcuffs appears in federal court in san francisco this morning. 28-year-old rageit almurisi was arrested for trying to break into the cockpit of that american airlines jet. his family says it's all a big misunderstanding. >> it's back to work this morning for hundreds of nurses on strike at children's hospital oakland last week. the five-day walkout was over proposed cuts in their health benefits. nurses have not had a contract now since last july. >>> from her kidnapping to her rescue, jaycee dugard is sharing the details of her ordeal in a new memoir. the book, stolen life, tells of her abduction when she was 11 years old. the years spent with her kidnappers and how she feels since she has been rescued. the book goes on sale in july. >>> we enjoyed a gorgeous day yesterday and today's going to be a beautiful one, as well. and a nice day to savor before we see big changes in our forecast. outside right now this beautiful shot from the roof cam, sun is up, clear skies in the inland spots around the bay. we are going to see fog at the coas

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reporting at sfo, kron 4 news. >>rob: here in san jose celebrations marked by violence and vandalism, one stabbing and set an arrest made in connection with broken windows. it san jose police say they will maintain a heavy presence in the downtown area throughout the remainder of the weekend. expecting more trouble. in san jose, kron 4 news. >>grant: in concord, dave said he was set up and a victim in an alleged " dirty drunken-driving. according to a police interrogation transcript private investigator chris butler admitted hiring females to drink with men including dave in situations that resulted in an drunk driving convictions. all law enforcement scandal, as for dave he said the drunk driving conviction who ruined his life, he it said it cost a lot of time with his kids and hundreds of thousands of dollars. in concord, kron 4 news. i >>jeff: deadly hit and run in san francisco ended at 1:00. s&p said 23 year-old was a kid and killed a pedestrian at the corner on this on a. officers say he fled the scene and cr

there's the gust at 35 at sfo. everything is in place for that sea breeze. here comes that low right off portland. it doesn't have a lot to work with, but it does have cold air, and it will keep the theme of us staying partly cloudy, to mostly cloudy. occasionally, light rain moves in. not a big deal for tuesday and wednesday. there are hints for a system at the end of the week. more clouds, cooler, some light rains as we go into midweek. today will be cooler as well. some of the low clouds favoring the san mateo cost. 50s, 60s, or even low 70s, they'll be a breeze. temperatures staying far below average. clouds roll in on tuesday, and wednesday. partly sunny, mostly cloudy. a few off and on showers. thursday and friday look all right. cloud it up again on the weekend. >>> the city of capitola is still waiting to see if the federal government will come through with disaster relief. capitola was hit by two flash floods in late march and there's still damage. but california chose not to invoke the disaster assistance act following the flooding. people are now

>> elizabeth cook at sfo. thank you. >>> a week after u.s. forces killed osama bin laden tonight it looks like pakistan is taking some revenge against the c.i.a. meantime a pakistani political leader acknowledges his country has a problem of trust. as elizabeth palmer reports. >> reporter: prime minister yousef ga lanny faced parliamentary to discuss how they could have missed both bin laden and the u.s. raid that killed him. >> they serve no purpose. >> reporter: there was an intelligence failure but no collusion with al queda. >> reporter: allegations of complicity and incompetence are absurd. >> reporter: simple denials aren't enough. pakistan's political opposition like the u.s. wants to see a thorough investigation of the whole fiasco. can you describe what you think the biggest blow is to pakistan from this raid to kill bin laden. >> well the most serious fall- out, apart from feeling the worst humiliation ever, is our credibility. no one will trust what pakistan says any more. >> reporter: they didn't trust pakistan when seals raided t

stowe is finally stable enough to leave los angeles and make the one hour flight by private jet to sfo where he will be immediately transported to san francisco general hospital. chosen over all bay area hospitals we're told by la county usc medical because of dr. jeffrey manley, chief of neurosurgery and a doctor with specialized experience with brain and spinal injury. neither dr. manley will comment on anticipated treatment for stowe saying tonight, he's not a patient yet. >> now brian stowe is expected to leave los angeles monday

he is accused of rushing the cockpit on a flight that touched down on sfo. >> that passenger is in front of a judge. sharon chin is in federal court in san francisco where prosecutors say he is a danger to society, sharon. >>> the u.s. attorney's office this morning portraying the suspect as a significant threat to the community. 28-year-old rageit almurisi stood before the judge with an arabic interpreter at his side and didn't enter a plea to charges he interfered with a flight crew but we learned more about him and the disturbance as the u.s. attorney argued to keep him in federal custody. as you said, at the crucial point where pilots prepare for landing, he pounded the cockpit, resisting restraints, yelling repeatedly, allah aqaba, meaning good is greatest, a similar expression he said used by terror suspects in the flight 93, fort hood shooting and shoe bomber attack. prosecutors say he was arrested with two new york drivers licenses, expired california driver's license and two checks for $5,000 and $8,000 dated for may and june. he apparently had no carry-on bag, no cell phone, no

. >> mark: trouble on the flight from chicago to sfo. they subdued passenger approaching san francisco the passenger bank on the cockpit door and shouted when he was wrestled down and put in plastic handcuffs. will tran is a live right now he has monitored the latest. >> will: 4 people wrestle this man down to the ground, and right now he's at the jail being talked to by investigators, they don't know his nationality but he was carrying a yemen pastor at the time as well as the california identification card. it happened at 9:00 p.m. last night it was a around modesto at the time when the incident happened. pilots call the head, authorities were waiting for him once they landed. before they landed to flight attendant's jump into action as well as to other people. here is the police department picking up the story. >> to other passengers on board happened to be a 700 police department retired officers well as a secret service agent who is retired. the four of them subdued the passenger week using plastic handcuffs and placed him in a firs

he was flown to sfo and taken to san francisco general hospital. brian stow was beaten outside dodger stadium two months ago and has been in and out of a comown since there. he suffered a fracture skull

electric vehicle chargers will be available in city owned garages and sfo through 2013. the idea is to help electric car drivers to top off the charges when they are away from home. >> nasa said it will try again to launch space shuttle endeavor. it is the second attempt to send the endeavor on the next to last shuttle flight. >> the mission is being lead by mark kelly. husband of congresswoman giffords. giffords plans to attend the launch. >> stay with us, there is more coming up. the mighty mississippi spills its banks from memphis to new orleans tonight. spring flooding of near record porportions. >> the government of the pakistan promises an investigation of how osama bin

they will schedule service between sfo and frankfurt, germany. it's designed to seat up to 555 passengers in a three class seating configuration and single class version that can seat up to 800 passengers. there is a public viewing party this morning where you can get a very good look. find more at abc7news.com. remember all the years of work to accommodate the aircraft. >> it's huge. it blocks out the sun. speaking of the sun, how is it going to be, mike it holds maybe 125 more people. in big one, 200 to 300 more people. >> that is impressive. >>> good morning for diversion there. extra information we hope you enjoyed. fremont 3 degrees cooler and 11 degrees in half moon bay. everybody else a little warmer this morning than yesterday. let's take a look ttd a the temperatures, antioch around 61 degrees. down in the 50s san francisco, oakland and mountain view, rest of us in the 40s. by the afternoon hours, clouds along the coast and low 60s in downtown san francisco. mid to upper 50s through most of the bay shore, to low 70s in the south bay. upp

the airbus will be the first of its kind to have regular service out of sfo. it will fly between frankfurt, germany, and san francisco. spectators can take part in the launch party and even win two tickets to travel on the air bus. >>> gorgeous looking airplane. they will enjoy the weather today. sunshine and mild conditions, today being the warmest day of the week. patchy fog at the coast and temperatures in the 40s and 50s. so mild start. and then this afternoon we warm up nicely about 5 degrees warmer in some places than yesterday. plenty of sunshine in those inland spots and around the bay. now, the coast still seeing some breezy conditions so that's going to keep temperatures cooler and we'll see some patchy fog this afternoon there so temperatures ranging from the high 50s at the coast. high pressure bringing us warm weather. then this low will drop in pretty soon and that's going to bring us cooler temperatures and actually we're going to see some sprinkles a little bit later on in the week. but for today here's your highs. 71 mountain view, los altos a

the same is true over at sfo. the wind gusts exceed 20. almost through mountain view. today's number span from 59 in pacifica to 73 degrees in sonoma. otherwise in the low 70s at the delta. it was 72 in santa cruz. a pair of 6s in fremont. if you are out and about a little bit of a breeze and bayside and peninsula. otherwise the clouds are now clearing. official sundown is at 8:07. it should be pretty along the immediate seashore. >> tonight overnight number- ways with the clear skies and diminishing winds into the 40s across the road from santa rosa as far south as san jose. area the low pressure due east of the bay area the wraparound clouds and precipitation hightailing it out of here after dumping four inches of snow down to 5,000 feet around the greater lake tahoe area. a few thunderstorms as well. high pressure is filling in and we have that pressure gradient with a bit of a breeze this evening. those winds onshore 10-20 miles per hour out of the west. now, tomorrow with the high pressure, the key component we've got the sunshine. and our temperatures are beginni

witnesses say the man appeared fidgetingy during the flight from chicago to sfo. when he started saying god is great it in arabic passengers became nervous. >> as he was going down to the cockpit he was yelling allah actane bar and yes obviously everybody was flipping out about that. >>reporter: according to the criminal complaint filed in federal court today he left his seat near the end of the flight and headed straight to the cockpit trying to enter by manipulating the door handle. he then lowered his left shoulder and tried to ram the cockpit door. that's when a flight attendant grabbed him. this is a photo of take down in progress. >> could i hear the russell up front. giving a fight. took couple guys to subdue him. >>reporter: several passengers subdue the man. retired secret service agent and retired san mateo police officer was among them. this is a photo of authorities surrounding him after the plane landed. as for the pilot, he remained calm as he requested a priority landing at sfo. >> american 1561 we are going to need priority handling on arrival. we

it seeks more than 850 and begins a service to and from sfo up-to-date. >>mark: (laughter) 250 people a! we will be back. all mulheren as of all holocaust. >>mark: the beaches and delilah and in your -- of i'll.i., in yournew york. theree been it bodies of prostitutes count. the time but also, the body of a toddler and a man in his late teens. >>darya: authorities in arizona say that they've found a sophisticated title with electricity, water pumps and ventilation. solid rock. and began in an abandoned building in mexico. the president has been devoting as cigna didn't amount of time to immigration even though there is little if any chance of the security lining up. henry >> i have the best assignment for bay to breakers. i get to be on the hill. i get to watch the peak moment of the entire race, and whatever but eat struggling. their corn to look exhausted trying to reach the top of the hill. and then you'll get the people that have been with the time it does want to stay for a while. i'm looking forward to it coming up. >>mark: we will have cameras all