plus the crew. and it seems like it was a local special forces have been there and surrounded the plane. and all the passengers have come out without any trouble. so far. and there is still waiting to communicate with the main [ inaudible ] and everybody is on high alert because of the bomb scare. >> ivan, just take me through the timeline of what happened. when did the aircraft touchdown? >> we got the first call about half an hour ago. so it must have been about an hour ago. everybody has been mobilized and the police is there, the special forces are there. and it seems like [ inaudible ] right now. >> the pie bot lot pilot, one a, wouldn't have declared a mayday, because in aviation parlance a may dan means thr*l there is something wrong with the plane but he would have declared an emergency i assume and asked for clearance to land as quickly as he possibly could? >> yes. egyptian airspace and flew over to cyprus and got clearance from the airport. [ inaudible ] >> we are just waiting to see how

however at this moment, crew, seven of the crew members and four foreign nationals are still on board as these talks continue. the egyptian civil aviation ministry says the pilot was forced to divert the plane by a single hijacker who claimed to have a suicide belt. cyprus media report that the hijacker may have personal motives perhaps dealing with an ex-wife in cyprus. cnn has not been able to confirm that information. it is still unclear who this person is or what demands they are making. we want to give you perspective on incidents like this. we are joined by a former british airways pilot. he made an emergency landing with his wife involved in a hijacking some 15 years ago. roger, thanks for joining us on cnn at this time. first, as a pilot, tell us your story. what triggered your decision for a non standard landing? >> it wasn't quite that. one of your researchers was talking about hijacks and the like. my experience was from a training point of view. here in the united kingdom, the authorities used to regularly conduct training exercises. these were carried out on an aircraft f

as well as the captain and crew of the mason. men who are there on remote stations, doing their duty and doing it well. it was these men who sided gemini viii and took the crew and spacecraft safely aboard. at that point, we learned that long months of training and simulation between nasa and the department of defense was found. -- sound. the control room is empty but it will fill up again as simulations begin for the next flight. we had achieved our first docking in space, her first -- the first orbital aboard. gemini viii came through with flying colors. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> joined american history tv on c-span three four live, all day coverage of a lincoln symposium from ford theater. featured speakers include sidney blumenthal, author of "a self-made man." "lincoln and emancipation." "lastiter of lincoln speech." cup -- terry alford. and live covera

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challenge crew, were pioneers. i want to say something to the schoolchildren of america, who were watching the live coverage of the shuttle's takeoff. i know it's hard to understand, but painful things like this happen. it's all part of the process of exploration and discovery. it's all part of taking a chance and expanding man's horizons. the future doesn't belong to the faint-hearted. it belongs to the brave. the challenger crew was pulling us into the future and we'll continue to follow. i've always had great faith in and respect for our space program. what happened today does nothing to diminish it. we don't hide our space program. we don't keep secrets and cover things up. we do it all up front and in public. that's the way freedom is, and we wouldn't change it for a minute. we'll continue our quest in space. there will be more shuttle flights and more shuttle crews, and yes, more volunteers, more civilians, more teachers in space. nothing ends here. our hopes and our journeys continue. i want to add that i wi

and we are told that the crew is a crew of seven. he has those particular people on board, so that would be a total of 11. we don't know the exact number yet, but having those people on board, it would be a hostage situation as well. so the crisis team, which is already in place, and they've been able to negotiate getting those passengers off the plane, what must they do in addition to possibly using the or having the ex-wife talk to him, how else can they make sure that this man peacefully resolves this? >> caller: well, kelly, as long as there's no violence occurring, as long as he's not physically threatening to kill people, and we haven't heard any real threats yet, other than the fact that he perhaps has or what somebody refers to as a suicide belt. up to the point where authorities really believe he's going to try to kill someone or indeed he has, they're going to try to talk him out of this. they're going to do all they can to work through negotiations and by negotiations, crew negotiations, resolve this incident. that would b

and the flight crew. you are watching al jazeera live from headquarters in doha with me peter and let's get you right up to date with what we know so far about our top story the hijacking of that egypt air flight 320 and confirmed as ms181 and hijacked

and seven crew members. no word on how many possible hijackers are on board. except we know of one at least. and there was reports that the pilot said that person claimed to have an explosive belt and at that point the plane then went to cyprus to land. which was smart thinking if this pilot -- if that cockpit wasn't stormed and this pilot wasn't in any danger to get to this airport. there's got to be some advantages because this is a big airport there. >> it's a big airport. i mean, cyprus, the greek police have -- they have good trained police officers. they have dealt with situations before. i'm sure they're going to get a lot of help from egyptair, egyptian authorities. but we don't even know when a guy stands up and says he has a suicide belt, i mean, you can assume it's real because you're going to deal with it that way but you don't even know if it's real. what you have to do is just calculate that into your command decisions when you're the on-scene commander. you would never let the plane leave. if

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and pse&g crews -- pg&e crews busy all over the bay. 237 outages in the south bay. 154 people lost power on the peninsula, in the north bay over 100, east bay under 80 and in san francisco 30 customers say they don't have power right now. >>> another building on the coastline is at risk of falling into the ocean and the city of pacifica says it's going to tear it down before it slips off the edge. kpix5 reporter anne makovec is live just outside the building and, ann, does it feel like you're on solid ground right now now? >> reporter: i'm feeling confident where i'm standing but this building to my side is going to begin to be demoed today. the other one knocked down. another building on the other side of this building is also on the city's list to potentially be knocked down. that's because these buildings are in danger of falling into the ocean. the city red tagged 320 esplanade during the last el niÑo in 2010. the building next door is yellow tagged after this year's storm ate away the cliff below, all of the apartment renters there were forced to move. and the city has not decided

crew and spacecraft in good shape were soon aboard. within 72 hours, nasa scientists would pin down the source of trouble -- a short circuit caused the thruster to fire erratically. failureibility of this recurring a slight but a masters which has been added to the gemini spacecraft. this witchn throw and cut off all power to thrusters in future flights. once the difficulty was corrected, we could take time out to realize gemini viii brought us closer to lunar x oration by demonstrating the first successful dock in space. exploration by demonstrating the first successful dock in space. gemini viii gave many of us the first look at men like the three young rescue swimmers. and crews the captain of the mason, men who were there in every flight on remote stations, doing their duty and doing it well. it was these men who cited crewi viii and took the and spacecraft safely onboard the mason. at that point, we knew the long months of training and close interplay between nasa and the department of defense were sound. mission has ended and the

cleveland crews are busy dealing with a massive fire. >> and you see it there on the screen. one causing a house on fulton road to collapse. that is where meg shaw joins us now. what is happening behind you, meg? >> reporter: the fire is here on sultan road and crews will have -- still have a lot of work to do. i will show you some crews are in the house that collapsed and are going through now and starting their investigation process. i want to show you this sign that was just put up before we came on air for this and it says it's arson. the arson crews are out here investigating and they have just now put the signs up. i want to show you overnight video when he first arrived on the scene. take a look at the massive flames pouring out from the top of the house. the flames are shooting at least 60 feet into the air; how far, crews are doing great workouts and they were able to put out both fires from both of the houses within third the minutes. the fire within the home that neighboring home and again, these homes are vacant. no injuries have been reported. this is in a pretty

let's bring in the crew on the scene all morning now. paul chambers is there. that train car is going to be there until this evening, isn't it? >> paul's mic is not working. if you can, paul. >> we got you. >> go ahead. >> reporter: they're working now, that's their main priority. they expect to be here this afternoon to have things up and running and out of the way. we can look at video. they've been working all throughout the day to try to figure out what happened and there was a mud slide and a possibility in here. right now, they work to remove the cars, crews have been surveying the area and trying to find out what caused the h train to derail. they believe a mud slide may have caused this san jose to stockton train to roll over. the first car of the train rolled into the creek, landed on its side and began to flood. 9 people were injured with 4 in serious condition. the second train became submerged in mud. so far, they say that the investigation is going well and will have to scene cleared this afternoon. >> the rail car in the creek, we're going to brin

one man is missing after the deadly tug boat crash that two other crew members were killed. >> crews are trying to figure out how to pull the sunken boat from the bottom of the river. eyewitness news reporter kristin thorne is live now in terry town. kr? >>reporter: rescue crews have been searching everywhere for the third missing crew member, harry hernandez, of staten island. at this point, the conditions in the hudson river are just so bad. they say they're dealing with six inches of visibility, so, yes, the attention now turns to how to get this 90-foot tug boat out of the water. we've learned that the boat owner is now working with a private contractor to submit a salvage operation plan to authorities. it was saturday morning around 5:30 when the tug boat crashed into a stationary construction barge at the tappan zee bridge. the bridge was fully illuminated at the time. the boat with three crew members with travelling from albany to jersey city. investigators are trying to figure out how this all happened sdwl. >> there are numerous witnesses and the work crew on the tappan zee

crews are still outside though on i-95. they are out on i-95, this is the north bound off ramp to cottman avenue, that is still blocked until about 5:30 or so, all with construction. crews are working southbound this morning, right here near betsy ross bridge interchange and find delays, until will about 5:00 or 5:30 or so. we have an active fire locates here in chester, chester delaware county, route 352 which is edgemont avenue at off ramps to i the 95. so watch out for possible lane restrictions and local detours there. they are working out on 295 as you head south down in toward that bellmawr interchange and then 42 as well, that new pattern between the 25, and 544, and again with the rain, the extended overnight or lack of daylight until 7:12 makes things difficult again this morning. no problems on the turnpike or 422, mass transit the is looking good. the chris and lauren, back over to you. >> thanks very much, bob. >>> breaking news out of delaware county where fire erupts inside a diner. >> crews on the scene in ch

crews working on putting out a house fire there. take pearl if you're heading north and some side streets, too and as we zoom on out and there are no problems or delays at this point. i will look at the drive time speeds, 13 minutes for you. crocker to the inner belt on 90 and from richmond to 90 and taking 271 northbound and heading outside for the live looks and 71, and it's quiet in these areas. >> and we this morning, google is working out some of the kinks with the self-driving cars and admitting some responsibility, too in california. and in this video, boston to the side of the public bus set up low speed and that car was trying to avoid sand bags when it hit the bus at 2 miles per hour. no injuries and. >>> new and quickly trending online, a dog with braces. >> and you heard us right. meet wesley, a growing golden retriever with some teething problems. they started growing out perfect see he could not fully close his mouth or eat or play with his toys. luckily, they have a specialist and veterinary debtistry in the family wh

and five crew at the time of the incident. the plane landed at larnaca airport at cyprus where it has been ever since. one of the passengers told the pilot he had an explosive belt and that the hijacking seems to be about a personal matter involving a woman possibly an ex-wife. according to the a.p., the president of cyprus has said the hijacking not related to terrorism. egyptair is reporting that everyone has been allowed to get off the plane except for seven crew members and four foreigners who right now we don't know the nationalities of the passengers said to be still on board. joining us live from london is rehema ellis. and what more do we know about the situation? >> reporter: jonathan, what we know is just moments ago, in a news conference conducted by the egypt aviation authority, as you point out this is a fluid situation. and they said that there were 55 passengers on board this plane and five crew members. again, that number is much lower than what we had heard earlier of some 80 passengers, but again according to

but, the crew and four foreign

and flight crew. the crucial piece of information vis-a-vis what happened actually on board the aeroplane when it was my jacked, the pilot or the co pilot didn't have enough time to send out of a squawk 7750, a message that the pilot chooses to send out. it is not a may day or the aircraft saying we have a technical issue we're going to crash, we have a catastrophic decompression. it is very specifically, and everyone knows this, 7500 means we are being highjacked. it landed there about an hour and ten minutes ago. it has been parked up in a secure isolated contained part of the airport well inside, of course, the perimeter phenomenon. the security there very-- fence. the secure there very tight. >> reporter: he asked for a translator. this is one of the latest bits of information that has emerged. it seems that it has been resolved in the release of most of the passengers on board the aircraft. we're led to understand although it is not yet clear that these are the demands, that he is requesting poli

the crew are still on board. we don't know the total number of the crew. seven crew members, i'm sorry. seven crew members. that means a total of 11 people are on board. we don't know if there is more than one armed person on that plane. the pilot communicated that there is a man with a suicide bombing vest on. we don't know if that is a real vest. we have no way of knowing. we know the passengers and the women and children were allowed to disembark. four foreigners and the crew members are still on that plane. as we are looking at this for those just tuning in, we are seeing people coming off the plane and walking down. this may be an indication that hopefully some breakthrough is taking place with the crisis team. we are watching them walk off the plane. let's just watch this for a moment. this is from sky news. perhaps we can dip into sky news to see what is happening here. >> last on board we are told are four foreign passengers and all of the crew members. the hijacker asked the police, the airport officials to back away from the plane and steps were

crews say for now it's stable. these neighbors say-- otr is still a place they'd love to see grow. "structure wise in this building, hopefilly they figure out what happened." "hopefully that'll be a part of the dedevelopment and beautifying our neighborhood." crews right now are working on killing a nearby gas line but they don't want to use a jack hammer because they say they don't want any excessive vibration to provoke another collapse. they say it's just an extra precaution. reporting live ra 9 oys. tonight -- a northern kentucky family is mourning the death after falling off a cliff at a popular lexington overlook. overlook.rescue crews say 22-year-old katie stewart fell at least 35 feet from a cliff at raven run nature sanctuary yesterday afternoon. firefighters had to rappel down that cliff -- it took an hour to get to stewart.she attended transylvania university -- and is from kenton county.tonight -- her friends are holding a vigil in lexington. the sun came out for us on this first day of spring...and our meteorologist sheri hughes has a first check of a gradual he showed

pge crews on the scene here. if you take a look we can also see that a tree company just arrived out here starting to work. the first problem of course is clearing this tree from the road after that they can restore power and should be restored at 7 or 8 tonight to this neighborhood. >> reporting live, thank you. >>> the storm has already been causing problems all over the roads. the slick conditions contributed to several crashes yesterday including one on interstate 80 in richmond. >> and on the bay bridge drivers were warned to take it slow because of high winds. daniel hill talked about what drivers should be on the look out for today and daniel i was just looking at the chp. a lot of the stuff coming in from the dispatch log. spin outs and trees and debris in the roadway. those are the things people should look out for. >> absolutely. we are lucky to have a little bit of a rest to clear the roads of downed trees power lines and so forth but that time is going to run short as we get back into the storm. we ar

there are crews working in the area. right there in the area that is where the train was about an hour ago, as i said it moved down the track and talked to congressman eric swan swell and says he is happy that nothing happened more serious. >>> the train from the creek. according to ace officials, 214 onboard the train heading to stockton monday night at 7:30. officials say that's when the train traveling 35 miles per hour in a 40 miles per hour zone collided with a tree and mud slide that was on the track. that caused two of the five cars to derail. >> when the train stopped you can see the mud pretty much covering half of the wheels of the cars there. >> nine people injured with four in serious can condition. this morning crews used cranes to move one of the train cars, a similar one for the second car. crews have been working in the hillside where the mud may have come from. they read moved trees and other debris on the track. u.s. congressman eric swalwell toured the site to say thank you and to see the damage first

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and the flight crew. you are watching al jazeera live from headquarters in doha with me peter and let's get you right up to date with what we know so far about our top story the hijacking of that egypt air flight 320 and confirmed as ms181 and hijacked from alexandria to kyra and 56 passengers and crew and one egypt security official and air bus a329 and 49 passengers have been released and they named the suspect as abrihim and the president says the hijacking is not related to terrorism. and the airport has been closed and all flights have been diverted and zaina is here from the greek city and terrorism or not whether it's a domestic that has got out of hand in the worst possible way, the authorities have to deal with what they see and what they are being told and they are being told he hijacked the plane and has an explosive device on his person at the tim time. >> reporter: yes, hijacker still inside the plane with a number of passengers. what we understand from initial reports from the pilot is that

>> i can't comment specifically on egyptair's crew training, but most cabin crew are trained equally in terms of to the same safety standards. that the security and at protocols in place for cabin crew should be no less than the likes of emirates. so passengers should have faith in the cabin crew that they are as well trained as for any airline for these situations >>> thank you. let's take a closer look at this google map which shows precisely where the airport is. it is located on the south-eastern coast of cyprus. all flights have been diverted. he wanted to go to istanbul, but the pilot said there wasn't enough fuel. following that story is the middle east analyst here. if you're lcc, what's the key-- sisi, what is the key question that he has to address within this industry in the context of egypt. >> before i answer this question, let me give you a piece of information. during the break it was confirmed that it was not ibrahim [indistinct] the board of the university was very alarmed because of this news. they convened and they are just about to make a statement saying that the

>> oh, yes. >> also in the crew, morton. >> morton did it? >> to point at one time he was limited to his cabin. >> following that, morton was in. morton, along with richard okane, would become legends in the silent service. >> it would require a whole new generation of submarine commanders who would aggressively take the submarine to the enemy. >> where did morton get his nickname? >> from his mouth. they called him mush mouth. >> why? >> he talked all the time. you know, he was very highly intelligent man, very aggressive. >> january 1943. with mush morton in command, the wahoo departs the u.s. sub base in brisbane, australia. >> before we left, we're going to shoot at anybody we see. anybody that doesn't want to go, can leave. we're going to go in harm's way. >> he was good to his word? >> he was good to his word. >> this is the war patrol report from that deployment. >> yes. >> right at the front end of this report, it is january 24th, 1943. he takes the submarine up into victoria bay. up a narrow river. so narrow that the submarine can't

it may be all he had to do is tell the crew, cabin crew, he had a bomb and he wanted to speak to the pilot. if he wasn't allowed access, would he explode. i think given that scenario the security officials and cabin crew and the air crew have all decided the best way to deal with the situation was to indulge the individual rather than ris him doing something that would result in the loss of the aircraft or people on board. it does seem whatever happened and we don't know the details of what happened has been handled rather well so far. what we have is an aircraft that landed safely in larnaca. we had the vast majority of the passengers allowed off, which is again a significant success in any hijacking negotiation. it seems that the negotiations are continuing with the individual. the more you spend time negotiating with the individual, the more successful an outcome. we don't have the details, but what we should reassure ourselves with so far this whole affair has been handled very well. >> that is a very good point. people have safely and calmly walked off the plane. there are sever

couple of different work zone crews, the betsy ross, crew out near route 413. but again, everything is open, just matter of riding the brakes and knocking the speeds down as the crews are working, westbound on the schuylkill, there is the crew working on the ramp, off ramp to passyunk avenue into south philly, and up in warrington, again, closure county line road over the bridge therefore little neshaminy creek. broad street subway, market frankford line uses buses until 5:00 otherwise no delays on mass transit. chris, lauren, back to you. >> delaware county woman found brutally murdered lying in her bathtub. >> this morning detective believe she may have known her killer. dave kinchen on this one in upper darby. good morning, dave. >> good morning to you. police are looking for the kill he at this hour right now after the victim's body was found inside a gory crime scene. upper darby police say they were called to the new orleans park amounts on south avenue just before 5:00 p.m. wednesday. it is where friends had found the body of 36 year old woman dead in he

. >>> crews in westchester waent county will resume their search for two crew members who went down with the tugboat that crashed where built. kristin thorne has the latest. >> reporter: the search continues today for two missing crew members of that tugboat. the coast guard was forced to call off the search around 9:00 last night because it was too dangerous in the hudson river. other agencies plan to resume the search later this morning. the body. 62-year-old paul amon of bay ville ville, new jersey, was recovered yesterday. authorities have not released the eye identities of the two missing crew members, although years old. it was early yesterday morning when the 90-foot tugboat hit a stationary construction barge at the boat quickly took on water and sank. we spoke with amon's daughter by phone, her dad was supposed to be on vacation, but they called him to go back to work. >> he picked up his bags, excited to go because he loved the job. he grew up working on the water and he was in the navy. he was on diesel subs in the navy and we just always grew up around the water. >> we also e

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we're told 128 passengers and 14 crew members were onboard. now, officials say none of the injuries are life threatening. investigators are looking into what caused that dement. >>> back at home now and a developing story out of the east bay where 2,500 customers are without gas this morning this after a sinkhole opened up and a light pole opened up into that. it happened right next to morago road. if you know the area, one way for people to get from one side of town to the other by st. mary's. >> damian trujillo is live in that area and no danger to people living there and crews also had to shut off gas to people that live around that area. cold start to their day. >> yeah. that's absolutely correct. just for your information, maraga road still open at this point. relief for some people. make the needed repairs to that tribution line. that is a new development here that we are looking at this morning. but the problem is far from over for the locals here in the town of moraga. crews spent the night trying to solve the problem, but it appears

lots of law enforcement and fire crews still out there. we were told that troopers were hoping to open state road 407 but it's still an active scene out there. at its peak this afternoon, the flames were rising high, fueled by the windy and dry conditions. blaze while helicopters dumped water from up above. the fire grew to about 35 acres. the flames actually burning to the edge of state road 407, causing troopers to shut down the roadway between i-95 and state road 405. traffic is being diverted away from the blaze. we were told that troopers decided to close state road 407 to traffic so crews could stop the fire from crossing over to the other side of the street where there was a neighborhood nearby. >> there's a lot of homes on the other side which could have been in danger. they were able to keep it contained by closing the road down and getting an aggressive foothold on this. >> reporter: we are still waiting for troopers to reopen state road 407. it could be at any time, very soon. as you can see behind me, we have a very, very large

we understand there four people, four foreigners and flight crew that remain on the the crew, active negotiations, apparently highjackers did let people off the train and you can see more people let off that train. >> eighty-one passengers were on this flight. egypt's aviation authority say hijacker has claim to have a explosive's belt on him. the only demand so far is that police vehicles just move away from that aircraft. as you can see in the shot we don't see any of the emergency vehicles in that immediate the shot right next to the airplane. the story is still developing. we will get more information and then pass it the to you. >>> scary thing is they said that everything was well, they didn't have any independent case that there was any signs of stress in the air. >> but calmy walking off that plane in the live picture a very good sign. >> true. >> breaking news out of pennsauken, new jersey where a person has been hit getting a cross the road. >> investigators are trying to figure out what exactly happen. steve keeley with more on this. steve, good morning to you. >> reporter

called trans close -- crews -- caltrans crews will continue to clear the roads. the weather is perfect for making snowballs but it can also cause slippery hazardous weather conditions. >>i don't think we are going to get out. >>there were no shortage of semi trucks at the shell station truckstop. this woman and her husband were on their way up to stockton and got blocked in. it was bad timing as other semi trucks were preparing for the chain check. they were determined to get out of the semi gridlock. >> this is our first time getting stuck. i hope it will be our last time. making it over the mountain on >>misery, that is what it looks like. >>i welcome these 80 degrees. >>> it is now 6:38: heroin use has skyrocketed across the state. >>our investigates team takes a look at who is concerned ab pepper discovers jimmy dean delights, made with real egg whites, lean cut meats, and whole grains. excellent source of protein, it fuels her up with energy to help power through her morning. >>> how many people do you think are waking up with a little bit of that time chang

they are baiting for crews it show up. we have a sig-alert in dibs son area -- in dixon area up to fairfield. give yourself extra time. hayward is slow with another accident. we will update that in a couple of minutes. mike? >> quieter today. the next three hours show a few high clouds. if you catch this pull sunrise post it at social media #abc7now. 10-12 miles per hour wind. it is brisk. for the ferry ride. inland is 36. grab a heavier coat. 50 around san francisco. mid-to-upper 50s at noon. sunny and 54 to sick at 4:00. dry at 7:00. at 9:00 it changes. >> scarey scene doesn't look much different now 11 hours later as cruise are still there. trying to clear this up. the train plunged spat cold waters of alameda creek. federal officials are arriving and begin the investigation. amy hollyfield starts our team coverage. amy? >> reggie the focus is on moving the train out of here. crews have quite a stunned reaction when they see it. take a look for yourself people saying it looks like a movie set. it is unbelieveable. they

crews began working on this on saturday. they recently brought in a couple of excavators strategically place sod it wouldn't be too close to the edge of the cliff. this cliff is very unstablable the complex was on the verge of falling below. again, we spoke with the superintendent of this demolition crew. says things are running smoothly besides a few minor challenges, including handling the hazardous material inside of the complex. >> the next difficult thing is we have to crane down and get the debris that's fallen over the side 100 feet below us in the rocks. so we have to gather all that debris and pull it up with a crane and remove it from the beach. >> reporter: now, the city says the building's owner had opportunities over the years to shore up the cliff, but he decided not do so. since then the build something a hazard to people who walk on the beach below, an environmental hazard to the ocean. the demolition costing more than $200,000 and the city of pacifica is looking at recouping that money from the owner who rec

crews reopened the inbound lanes of albemarle for the drive. joe bruno is there. >> reporter: crews just reopened a second outbound lane now. so, there is only one shut down as they try to figure out what started this fire. our eyewitness news director shot the video of the flames this morning. you can see them going through the roof of the el pay san no restaurant -- pasaino there is about $50,000 in damage. 50 firefighters were called to the scene. it is because they were worried it would spread quickly. >> this restaurant has been added to over the years. it's almost like there is four different wings to at this time. so, just the way they are connected, you get a little tighter, smaller areas. you want to be sure the fire isn't in the areas where the sides of the building are joined. >> and the owner is on scene talking with investigators. we are told he left the restaurant about an hour before the fire started. now, right now, there are two outbound lanes that are open. not a lot of traffic problems. but if we do see delays, we will make s

crews in westchester county resume their search for two missing crew members. >> yesterday a tugboat crashed into the hudson river for the one person did die. kristin thorne is live on the scene with the very latest. >>reporter: hi, rob and michelle. yes, at some point this morning perhaps around 10:30 this morning we're told, crews will take back to the waters here for these two missing crew members. the body of 62-year-old paul amon of new jersey was recovered yesterday. his daughter tells us he was on vacation when he was called to go back to work. it was around 5:30 when the 90-foot tugboat crashed into a stationary construction barge at the tappan zee bridge. governor kooum -- cuomo says it just seems to be a tragic accident. the coast guard was searching the water until about 9:00 last night and then forced to suspend because of dangerous waters. >> as much as we're concerned for the safety of the crew, we're not putting our officers at risk of becoming victims themselves. it's not safe for us to surface of the water. >>reporter: authorities have not yet released the identities

used to talk to the flight deck crew that is sort of born out by the apparent fact that the aircraft never used the emergency what they call squawk as to say they set a particular code in the machine 7500 which tells air traffic control they are being hijacked and can with done without the knowledge of someone on the flight deck with them and did not use that as well and that would suggest that they were just talking normally with air traffic control saying look we have this chap on board and he is asking us to divert to larnaca and have just enough fuel to do that that is what we are going to do. so that seems to me at the moment the some of what we may be able to deduce from that but on the other hand one has to say we were listening to the minister just now and says please don't speculate and perhaps we shouldn't be doing that. >> just looking at the other picture of aviation that we have been gleaning just over the past through months i mean this is a totally different situation to that russian metro jet and what happened to that one remembered i think it was six weeks ago now th

the couple of hours ago, orange county's viert l crew revealed -- environment l crew revealed the water in lake rose is contaminated. a pumping statement failed. the county says all it can do now is wait for mother nature to clear the contamination t. next round of test results come on friday. >>> new this hour, after waiting weeks for answers to our questions, 9 investigated discovered how much three trash haulers will be fined for leaving behind trash and damage in orange county yards. since january, we have reported to the trash system. we now know that for service from february 19th to the 25th, advanced disposal services racked up $2600 in fines. waste proservices, were fined $4,000 and fcc was fined the most, at more than $19,000. fcc is a newcomer to the wooes business, other haulers have protested fcc's contract saying the spain based company underbid the job, in a story march third, fcc representative says his company had the most customers, and the most improvement since service started. >>> today, orange county mayor teresa jacobs -- john mikeca, the chair of the national ove

one crew member remains missing. cbs 2 magdalena doris has more. >> reporter: a dreary afternoon on the hudson river. 40 feet under the water's surface lies a 90-foot tugboat named specialist. leaking fuel. state environmental crews say it spilled over 5,000 gallons of diesel oil into the water. >> we are trying to contain the leakage. they have about 3,000 feet of booms put across the river at croton and about 9,000 feet near peermont. >> two days after the boat crashed into a stationary construction barge under the tappan zee bridge, the work operation. off. still missing is 56-year-old island. he was working on board the when it crashed. two other crew members died on board as well. 62-year-old paul amon of new jersey. he was found soon after the crash. the body of 29-year-old timothy conklin of westbri long island was recovered sunday morning by search divers. the crew part of a three boat operation traveling south, was escorting a barge carrying a crane. when the operation started to drift near the stationary co

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coming >> we're continuing to follow the breaking news at the cones bridge near coney. that's where crews, searching car to careen off the bridge and into the water. the bridge is closed in the eastbound direction right now. the pictures gives you some idea of the backup that's growing. the police have not confirmed the people in the water. they are searching because they believe they are. local 12 crews are gathering information. we will have it on local12.com as well. >> and wet roads may have caused the 16-year-old driver to run off the road and crash in a sharp curve killing one of the passengers. the 16-year-old girl died at the scene after 8:30, highway 3:55. troopers haven't released her name. neither she, and girl had seat belts on. both passengers were thrown from the car. and helicopter flew him from uk he has a broken shoulder and broken back. >>> he won't be in the classroom anytime soon, because he's locked up. hope parker appeared in court, after agents arrested him in his clifton home. this is the photo, tweeted by the university, after he won an a asward in 2015. spokesper

we expect the demolition crew will have to see. good news that people in this neighborhood have their power back. >> that is good news. thank you very much. u very much. >>> gunfire erupted in east oakland. a woman is in the hospital in stable condition after she was shot last night. sky fox flew over the scene at 105th avenue. so far police are not saying much about this case. they have not made any arrest. we are told the victim's injuries are not life- threatening. >>> an eighth person has been charged in connection with the death of an oakland mother. the 30-year-old was hit by a stray bullet in a gang-related gun battle in march of last year. she was shot while yelling for two of her children to run to safety. police arrested 37-year-old james reed last week. they say she made a phone call after initial confrontation that brought more people to the area before gunfire broke out. seven other suspects have been charged and have pled not guilty. >>> time is 6:05. time is 6:05. >>> super tuesday is here with voters in 12 states go

. >>> in the north bay crews cleared a tree branch that was marking a main road. butterfield road was closed until early this morning. the branch fell around 8:00 last night. it came down on on to a pickup truck, smashing the back window. >> crews real moved of what was left of a large tree that curbed a home in pacific an friday. the people who lived there removed their be loppingings, the home is so badly damaged, the home is no longer liveable. >>> crews tipped works on an abandoned apartment building, balancing precarrolliously on a crumbled cliff. we have a look at what crews have an able to accomplish. >> they tore away of wood and walls at 320 esplanade avenue in pacifica. these are the last days for the property. >> it's been an eyesore and i was worried it would fall into the ocean and mute the ocean. >> crews stripped the building of any toxic materials. the building is apparel 1960s vintage and they have lead in the times and asbestos in the flooring. >> this property was evacuated years ago by the city because the cliff it was built on continues to cru

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seven overall, four passengers and three crew on board. there are a lot more when this thing started. >> exactly why was the plane hijacked? we're starting to put some of the details together. john huddy is live in jerusalem. john, the president of the country of cypress says that it's not terrorism. sounds like a personal issue.