i would say, though, that the case itself for the honolulu case, i have reviewed that. and while i'm not a practicing lawyer in this field, i think it was pretty clear that the compelling interest of honolulu in safeguardingits natural views for its tourism industry was something that was sufficient to justify a content neutral ban, so, one that doesn't favor one content over another, but says no types of advertising being pulled behind aircraft. so, clearly that would be, i think, a direction to sort of research further with the relevant experts before we pursue the city-wide ban, but it does seem like something worthy of discussion. >> is it possible that we could make this a city-wide ban until september 30th? so, not just aerial -- i mean, america's cup is one event, but we have multiple events here in the city. it would seem [speaker not understood] too kind of uphold one event over many others. so for me, i would be interested in a city-wide ban. >> the item is in your hands, supervisors. certainly, if that were something you wish to pursue, i think you could. i t

the pilot then struggled to land the plane with a gaping hole in honolulu through. and february 25th, 1989 this report was filed. >> reporter: the national transportation and safety board is continuing to zero in on the 747's cargo door as the cause of the accident. though the door itself was blown off along with the fuselage and nine passenger, the latches of the door's mechanism can help determine what happened if the locks may have failed and the door suddenly tore lose during flight. the last of the injured passengers from flight 811 was releaseded from the hospital. bill van rise says he was initially scheduled to be sitting in the section of seats -- >> we've been unable too shift you to business class. i had a window seat downstairs in business class. and they transferred me to upstairs. >> reporter: van rise says he simply put his trust in god. >> i've been traveling over many years and i always believed there's an eye of authority. i always have my giddian bible with me. >>> federal investigators will be listening to the black box for further clues to what

they're kind of mixed outcomes of what we have seen when cities like honolulu and huntington beach have tried these restrictions so we want an understanding and the office is interested in this legislation and banning the aerial signs in the city but we want to go about it in a way that is effective and right. >> okay. and i want to -- supervisor, i want to thank you for taking a method cal approach because in addition to -- i'm not a real fan of these aerial advertising but in addition to the federal law issues i think anytime you're effectively banning an industry it's important to really take it a bit slow and really be thoughtful about it and i appreciate you and your office are doing that. president chiu. >> thank you. because this item is in front of us i want to echo supervisor wiener's comments and good to sit on it a week to deal with the federal rules and because of the similar thing with the america's cup and my understanding from the city attorney there is language we may want to substitute in tomorrow that is likely similar language for this measure to make sure that we dea

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i want to show it too you here. 550-miles to the southeast of honolulu. the wind right now, 60 miles-per-hour. the gusts to 70. and here's the projected path of this system. it should be just a together the north of hilo. by monday morning, and then it will just strike right over honolulu and then head out by tuesday to the south of the islands there close to 12 inches of rain expected. so it's really going to be a lot of flooding there, not as much wind but more of a heavy rainmake their. tonight, 11:00, the low clouds and fog really moving toward this delta by 5:00 a.m. commute, and then look for all of that to breck back to unear the bay and the coast. so, cooler tomorrow, with those low clouds and mist and drizzle coastside. here's a look at the highs. 77, mortgage gap hill. 77, cooper teen -- cupertino. san francisco, 62. low 70s in the north by. oakland, 67. east bay, temperatures upper 70s to near 80. the seven-day forecast, we'll start to warm back up thursday and friday, back into the 90s. >> thank you for that. >> lots of baseball. >> mike: migh

i want to show it too you here. 550-miles to the southeast of honolulu. the wind right now, 60 miles-per-hour. the gusts to 70. and here's the projected path of this system. it should be just a together the north of hilo. by monday morning, and then it will just strike right over honolulu and then head out by tuesday to the south of the islands there close to 12 inches of rain expected. so it's really going to be a lot of flooding there, not as much wind but more of a heavy rainmake their. tonight, 11:00, the low clouds and fog really moving toward this delta by 5:00 a.m. commute, and then look for all of that to breck back to unear the bay and the coast. so, cooler tomorrow, with those low clouds and mist and drizzle coastside. here's a look at the highs. 77, mortgage gap hill. 77, cooper teen -- cupertino. san francisco, 62. low 70s in the north by. oakland, 67. east bay, temperatures upper 70s to near 80. the seven-day forecast, we'll start to warm back up thursday and friday, back into the 90s. >> thank you for that. >> lots of baseball. >> mike: migh

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also, i'm just wondering if there's actually concerned about a legal challenge in honolulu the ban has actually been upheld despite multiple legal challenges. although faa regulations have changed since the last challenge, there was nothing in the new faa handbook that prevents municipal bans on telling. i'm not clear whether waiver is actually necessary route to go. on the overall underlying legislation, i actually don't think it makes sense to make an exception just for the america's cup event. i'd rather go much broader. we looked at legislation that does go much broader. so to me i'd rather do something consistent with what we want to achieve across the whole city. i would be supporting just a piecemeal measure around the ban on aerial advertisement another's neighborhoods across san francisco that really impacted by ariel advertising. noise, pollution, almost intolerable for some folks. i think makes sense we actually move citywide on that effort and i'll be happy to work with supervisor kim's office to achieve that end. >> if i could, briefly, as supervisor knows, we duplicated f

it's currently raining in honolulu and you can see the path, so it's definitely giving some rain out all the way across. so rainfall may be coming in a little under that 10, but some areas, i think some of the higher elevations will pick up a little bit more. we'll see some of those totals coming in. fog, sun, breezy, mostly sunny, again, a few high clouds maybe to the north, cool for some, mild, warm for others. a big cooldown, especially some inland areas, although yesterday santa clara valley warmed up. santa rosa 72, 76 concord. san jose 79, 70 oakland, 64 in san francisco. if you like this weather, you'll probably like the next few days. it doesn't look like much of a change. inland temps should start to come up a little bit, but not that much as we head through the weekend. brian. >> steve, thank you very much. >>> time now 4:39. coming up a big delay for san jose earthquake fans. why the team won't be able to play in its new stadium until the second part of the 2014 season. >>> and donations tossed in the dumpster. how a small pest is costing good are a lot of money. >>> good

they were connecting with kona,, and honolulu. two more flights were delayed. let's check in now with spencer christian who is tracking the path. >> you can see the moisture from this story headed towards big island. it looks like storm is splitting into two. it is a weakening storm which is good news. and there is enough rainfall here and here is a look at conditions, strongest wind gusts only 31 miles per hour. so certainly a messy storm is possible across the island. a picture of the beach there you can see how gray and dreary looking it s we expect the path of the storm around maui going to weaken to a tropical depression and head towards honolulu. continuing weakening. and wide spread flooding delays and unpleasant conditions for travelers. >> spencer, thank you. >> at least 35 people have been hurt, five seriously in a head on collision in two trains in switzerland. the crash happened southwest of the capitol it's not known what caused the accident. crews trying to remove a person who is reportedly one of the drivers. >> president obama says the meeting b

these were flights bound for honolulu, kona and maui. for passengers it means trying to re-book a flight. and that is becoming more difficult. we caught up with one hawaii bound passenger, who left his home in new york this morning, he was just supposed to have a brief stop in san francisco. now he's here for almost two days. >> i am on standby for another reservation so it looks like as soon as i am getting out of fear is midnight tomorrow and that is on standby. continuing our coverage. >> pam: kron 4's alecia reid is at oakland international airport. where passengers are also travel troubles. >> reporter: canceled flights to and from the main white violence. some people heading to the big island hawaii in awhile to and now we are delayed. and rep tows was that all passengers have been rebuilt. starting not to travel to moscow the week the has been waived. the gang also get a refund if they begin to fly with another carrier. between now and august 2nd must redbook and make those changes by tomorrow. at oakland international lease to re

the gusts are now at 13 and gusting to 18 in honolulu the fattest ones around. so, not a big wind event and have not heard of much damage fromnesscy but make sure everyone knew because it was a big issue if you tried to get there yesterday. 35-mile-per-hour wind and the cloud cover will take a while to get out of the neighborhoods of the breaks at 9:00 or 10:00, and by 12:00 the entire inland neighbors are clearing but the coast will be sunny for the afternoon. as far as what going on you can see the cold air over the top of us and this area low pressure with the counterclockwise flow steering the weather our way and it will stay locked in for the better part of the traditional work week so we will look at seven-day outlook, barely to 82 inland and upper 50's to mid-60's in san francisco. morning clouds give way to afternoon sunshine and same air mass on thursday and we will modify it on friday, saturday, sunday, and monday to get summer back in the forecast. nothing too extreme. leyla gulen? >> thanks, mike. we have plenty of congestion and we have crashes and

we have a gust of 18 miles per hour in honolulu the fat of -- fastest one. the temperatures are in the mid-70's with dew points in the mid-70's so that is humid for them the now, it is moving away and it will lose steam as it does, also, it has another 12 hours so check your flight that could be affected. i will stop the camera, and on the left side you can see the sorns hazy p.m. sunshine and below average today and this haze will make for a colorful sunrise and we will have slow warming for the weekend with temperatures in the south bay at 49 in am lull rock and everyone else in the 50's which is bad day probably in the mid-50's. redwood city is 60 and everyone else is in the mid-to-upper 50's and calistoga at 50 and bodega at 51. downtown, it is 56 in san francisco and 59 in oakland. the code air is coming around this area high pressure with the clockwise flow and this will sit on us and drop anchor and be disturb an. it will not go away soon so get used to this fall weather outside and mid-to-upper 70's in the south bay and low 80's around los gatos and

>> the warning is in effect from honolulu to the entire state of hawaii and hilo. we have animation that shows how flossie is expected to droll hit the big island any minute sometimes for landfall at 5:00 our local time. it is expected to pack a punch not seen since 1992 when forecasters say flossie is not so strong as this but could bring up to a foot of rain and winds at 60 miles per hour. people stocked up yesterday on supplies indicating flooding and rock slides could trap them in their hems. >> you never can tell. >> i still have about eight biologies but i thought, well, maybe i need some more. >> the storm from is expected to pass over the big i'd today but weaken tonight and by tomorrow morning flossie will be downgraded to a depression or tropical wave and the tropical storm warning is in effect through thursday and in the newsroom for abc7 news. >> thank you, severe weather is taking a toll elsewhere in the country and five people including a child were killed in a helicopter crash in northeast pennsylvania yesterday and authorities say the chopper went d

you can see the fastest wins there at 23 miles per hour in honolulu, only at eight miles per hour and at hilo at five miles per hour. it was more of a rain event. there were some power out averages but they are back together. you can see the forecast is moving away and weakening so not a big deal unless you are trying to guilty there with flights still delayed. there is a recurring theme, the colder than average stretch with bay win at 15- to 25-knots from 2:00 to 9:00. the winds less than ten miles per hour but fairfield is at 17 miles per hour. the north bay, especially, look how stubborn the clouds are and the rest of us are slowly clearing from south to north and you can see where the temperatures have cleared and let to mid-70's at antioch and livermore. and 67 in mountain view and san jose and 59 in novato. san jose looks gorgeous and not so blue as we are used to but we will have beautiful sunrise and sunset with the below average temperatures and a slow warming trend and we will get back to average starting toward the weekend. from emeryville this morning, our highs are from f

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it will hit maui in the early afternoon and we will arrive crass, say, honolulu and head over and keep moving away at 35 miles per hour but then it will be a tropical depression. rain is the big thing. floods are possible at higher elevation where we will get the wet weather. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. new landing rules are now place for foreign pilots as san francisco international airport three weeks of at deadly asiana flight 214. the f.a.a. is advising all foreign airlines to use a g.p.s. system rather than visual approach when landing at the airport. flight knit was cheered for a visual approach on the runway before it crashed july 6, killing three and injuring 180. the f.a.a. says that it has noticed an increase in aborted landings by foreign carriers trying to make the visual approaches to for. >> firefighters are investigating a fire that break out at a mill valley spa in strawberry village started in a laundry room and left a lost water and smoke damage throughout the spa. the cause of the fire is still unknown. >> it will be a big morning for the san francisco

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