take a look at the bay bridge, this is indicative of what you ll find all around. light traffic, north bay, south bay, eastbay peninsula, not even any slowing on 580 or highway 4. jim? george, thank you. now on to the latest out of san jose. breaking news here, police are investigating a shooting, kron4 will tran has the latest. reporter: as you can see behind me, san jose police officers are still on the scene. they got the phone call at around 4:00 this morning after hearing that shots were fired on the 800 block of state street, that involved a man and a woman who were sitting on their front porch. they believe multiple shots were fired, the two victims described to be in their 20s, they don t know the relationship at this time, whether it s family members or husband and wife. now, i ve got a chance to talk to the lieutenant on the scene. here is what he had to say about the shooting. he said it was random and unusual for somebody to get shot on their front porch r
door and for those of you in concord, we are still holding on at upper 30s. it is a cold start for places like santa rosa and napa. high clouds moving into the bay area. ancipitation has been over the water. in the afternoon, expect scattered clouds and partly sunny condition and looks like temperatures up mainly in the 60s. hayward, we ll cee lo 60s for downtown san francisco and 66 and that seems to be the common number for redwood city and sunnyvale. in san jose there is been a violent thanksgiving at 4:00 this morning after getting reports of multiple shots being fired. kron four is at the scene. reporter: police officers say a man and a woman were sitting at the front porch at 7:00 in the morning where multiple shots were fired. we got a chance to talk to the lieutenant with the seasons police department, he says right now, they re searching for two people and the motive is not known but they don t believe this was an intended target. the suspect approached in the
national transportation safety board says that the crew has been cooperative and forth right in interviews. interview was the three captains are completed and the interview with first officer is being wrapped thup afternoon. whatever went wrong is not due to a lack of experience. nntsb chair says the pilot flying was experienced on other large craft but still learning on the boeing 777. the instructor pilot seated know. him was in command the inspector pilot stated he was a pilot in command. sitting in the right seat. this was the first time he and the flying pilot that he was instructing had flown together. the instructor told investigators they were not watching for the approach speed assuming auto tlol tlothels would maintain speed. between 500 feet and 200 feet they had a lateral deef skbraigs they were low. they were trying to correct at this point. saying there were three crew and it was their job to watch approach speed. the crew required to maintain a safe a
this morning. we will hear from her during the newscast. the new details have been released by investigators including what the pilots were thinking in the final approach. investigators say the pilots thought the automatic controls were maintaining the proper airspeed and investigators previously said the plane was coming in too slow. just revealed this is the first time the two pilots had flown together and the instructors first time to teach. the other pilot was in training to fly this type of plane. there is speculation that cultural differences may have played a role. airline expert tells us that airlines have been working on assertiveness for decades. they teach people, crew members, regardless of rank or hours of experience, to be assertive and say i don t think that is right, and not be afraid to say that because it does no good to defer someone if they fly you into the side of a mountain. landing at sfo on a similar day should look like on a saturday morning it
time. 90,000 to 100,000 hours of flying the boeing 777. none of the pilots were drug tested or alcohol tested because that is not a requirement for foreign pilots. and information about two flight attendant es injured in the cra. two flight attendants in the rear of the aircraft were ejected during the impact sequence. so they were not in the plane they were found down the runway. the two flight attendants are recovering tonight. the two pilots who were interviewed had military experience. the one flying the plane on that fateful day did not. we ll have more on this briefing coming up at 6:00. reporting live in south san francisco, i m cheryl herd, nbc bay area news. the ntsb released photographs of investigators meticulously combing through the crash site at sfo. a time line was not given for when the wreckage will be moved, but did give insight into the final few moments before asiana flight 214 hit the sea wall. steven stock joins us more on what the plane was doing an