Now these been suspended indefinitely and an investigation is under way. And theyre hitched. Word this morning that hollywood power couple brad pitt and Angelina Jolie were married over the weekend. We have all the details around their secret ceremony today thursday, august 28th, 2014. From nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. And good morning remember welcome to today. Its 7 00 a. M. On a thursday alongside tamron hall, willie geist and al roker. Natalie is off this morning. What about this news . Brangelina is official. Right. They tied the knot. Brad said not long ago, his six children wanted them to get married and they have done it. Thats great. Good for them. Also big news, we have been covering this ebola story, a major pharmaceutical about to enroll people in criminal trials for an experiment am vaccine, willie will have more on that in his newscast. That report that another u. S. Citizen born in america has died
We have a huge pro poen yaent of the trade program that has a lot of people grum baling. Talking sports, jim harbough is out officially in michigan this week but now the pressure is on the 49ers to find his replacement. Still a lot of fans left confused why he left in the first place. It was the first season of the new levi stadium in santa clara. What went wrong wrong and what went right and what is ahead for the stadium. Starting with a live look at the lovely golden gate bridge. Hazy out there, but really is turning out to be a lovely sunrise. Temperatures right now cool, but warmer than what we saw. Concord also 36 degrees this morning. Another chilly start. Patchy fog. Hazy afternoon. A mix of sun and clouds and it is another spare the air day so resist the urge to burn wood today. Lets look at your sevenday forecast in a few minutes. Sheer mark with your headlines. Here are the top stories on the sunday morning. Passengers travelling from the middle east to San Francisco spent au
From governor jerry brown, the West Medical Center will stay open a little longer. But Nancy Skinner says the 3 million of immediate cash that sb883 provides to the debt ridden hospital is only a band aid. A temporary solution. But perhaps hope of funding a permanent one. It gives us another window of time to see if we can provide funding for long term sustainability for the hospital. Reporter the emergency room is already closed and one death has been blamed for it because the next hospital was too far away. Reporter one out of three people in Contra Costa County live in direct proximity to that hospital and the nearest county hospital is far away with no transit access. So this is really a safety net hospital for people who have no other options. Reporter skinner hopes the 3 million will last until february, possibly march. Live in the news room, andria borba, kpix5. Doctors Medical Center is looking for options of a possible sale. Next to it, a different operator is interested in th
Wrong. It says that carol glover was helpless and trapped on that yellow line train as she breathed in that toxic smoke. The 50 million lawsuit contends that carol glovers death on january 12th was preventable. Today, her son said their mother would still be alive if it hadnt been for metros negligent negligence. We want to seek justice not only for our family but for this area. And for everybody who rides the metro system. The lawsuit outlines how metro failed to properly maintain the third rail. Inspect and maintain the ventilation system calibrate radios and remove that train to a safe location. A preliminary report by the ntsb says that smoke in the tunnel was caused by severe electrical arcing. These photos show the damage caused by the fatal event. The familys attorney pat regan who represented victims of the 200 the 2009 fort totten accident says metro needs to do better. Metro needs to have a safety plan to get folks out of these tunnels in a timely manner. The sons say this is
System on tap tuesday. And tonight, a bay area man has become the First American citizen to be killed in the latest violence in yemen. Christian hartnett spoke with the oakland mans family and friends today. And they feel like the u. S. Government let them down. Reporter jamal aleveny is the First American killed during the conflict. His family says the u. S. Government should have done something to help him. Family and friends gather in prayer to remember the life of jamal alebeny. Mohammed is jamals cousin. He said he left for his home country of yemen to see his two andahalfyearold daughter and wife who is pregnant. He wanted to bring them back to the u. S. Where helied lived as a u. S. Citizen in oakland. But it became impossible to leave. He was pretty worried the past three weeks. Reporter jamal was leaving a mosque with his nephew when they were hit in a rebel attack. Family and friends say it could have been prevented. They were killed instantly. So far l are no plans to help u