he will attend another fund- raiser at the masonic center in san francisco. we have a team coverage. one of the president s first jobs was the headquarters of facebook. president barack obama was there to hold a town hall meetings answering questions on line and in person at the home of the popular social networking site. he talked about trimming four trillion dollars for the nation s deficit. he said it is possible. i know it sounds like a lot of money, it is but it s doable. if we do it in a balanced way. what i proposed, was about two trillion dollars over 10 to 12 years is a reduction in spending. house government waste just like every other major institution does. they re things that we do that we can afford, not there s some things that i d like to do what we can afford them. which means we have to cut. pam: 2 will hold another town hall meeting tomorrow in reno. a small but noisy group of demonstrators gathered outside the facebook headquarters, while nearby office
weekend. a dilemma of access to health care has come home to the bay area and a big way. it took a british man enough to provide health care for thousands of americans. were going to show you what happened in oakland yesterday. the president s surprise visit to the lincoln memorial. henry: the food that we can also have some health value, some medicinal value we have an expert on that. yes retirement ladies and gentlemen, it can be the golden years and it can be hell on earth. we ll have an expert to help define the right one. isabel: stick a quick look outside this morning, san francisco lined up a beautiful blue day out there. the golden gate on our left, upper right not to much traffic. the hills of walnut creek. ok that s for mount tam. let s check in with brian he is going to clear all the press. brian: good sunday morning, another cool vicious sort of day for today, highs in the forecast given to the upper 50s and low to mid 60 s. we will see a mixture of clouds and
weak as he was running into first restaurant in the fruitvale district. aside from the family, the community is also grieving. close to 100 people many of them teenagers, march several miles on international boulevard to call for an end to violence. send a message to other people to think of us and the consequences. reporter: city leaders joined the marchers for a moment s silence in front of his restaurant to remember him. organizers have planned a peace march a month ago. they said the latest murder proves change can t come soon enough. were united, were stronger. we can achieve our goal. reporter: as for the family, their goal is to place will soon catch the people responsible for the killing. in oakland, kron 4 news. rob: the people of oakland took the rally from the streets of oakland into a town hall meeting. as jeff pierce reports, city leaders talked about the violence in oakland and the progress they say is being made towards putting an end to it. jeff: satur
minutes into its flight at 3 ft. hole broke open and the plane headed from phoenix and sacramento. the cabin lost pressure. our mission is to determine what happened, how and also figure out why it happened so that we can prevent things of this from happening in the future. reporter: passengers described as a loud pop and a rush of air into the plane. bam, incredible noises. reporter: 45 seconds later oxygen mask came down in the plane descended rapidly as the capt. performed a safe emergency landing in arizona. i thought we were going down it seem like we are dropping for fast. on real. i have a nice long prayer. it flashed through my mind, is this what it s like to die? reporter: selfless airlines released a statement said it s working with the ntsb to determine the cause of the depressurization. its fleet of boeing 737 aircraft will be inspected over the next several days. a scary experience, we got to read i m glad to be here and home with my family. reportin
southwest plane. 35 minutes into the flight at 3 ft. hole blew open in the southwest airlines plane headed from phoenix to sacramento. it and the cabin lost pressure. or try to figure out why it happened so that we can prevent things of this from happening in the future. it reporter: center s described as a large out loud pop and a rush of air into the plane. incredible noise. reporter: 45 seconds later oxygen mask came down and explained descended rapidly. i thought we were going down, i really did. we were dropping pretty fast. the unreel. i had a nice long prayer. to flash your mind is this what it s like to die? is a there working with the ntsb to determine the cause of the depressurization, its fleet of a aircraft will be inspected over the next several days. a scary experience but we got through it to lead to be here, home with my family. of alcohol, kron 4 news. vicki: since southwest had to grab some of its claims that led to a number of cancellations