another teenage girl was found dead outside the pam: and weeks later, a child who intially survived the crash, died in a hospital. this is video of the crash out of the other 304 hurt. asiana airlines offered its passengers 10-thousand dollars for pain and suffering. pam: but several lawsuits have been filed against the airline and the plane manufactuor - boeing. catherine: the investigation into the crash continues. here s what we know so far. there s a focus on the cockpit culture. catherine: in other words - what crew members were saying to each other - or not saying. one of the pilots - who was being trained - had fears about his ability to land safely while relying on manual controls and a visual approach. but he didn t say anything because he didn t want to embarrass himself. catherine: investigators are looking at an overall unwillingness to acknowledge weakness - and of deferring to higher ranking colleagues. catherine: there were also signs of confusion
not your imagination but we saw temperatures in the 20 s? yes, absolutely, in the inland valleys and fremont even is at 29 and palo alto is close at 31. we have frosty spots around the bay. mid-to-upper 30 s in most neighborhoods and flirting with 50 is it at noon and 51 below average at 4:00 and dropping quickly back in the mid-40 s by 7:00. temperatures inland are running around 20 to 21 degree cooler than this time yesterday with widespread fog inland and 30 and the upper 40 s at noon and 50 at 4:00. then back to 39 degrees at 7:00. at the coast we have frost at half moon bay hanging around 32 all morning. mid-to-upper 30 s for elsewhere and upper 40 s with chilled sunshine in the afternoon and 41 at 7:00. good morning, everyone, a grinds from the central valley. in livermore, though, we have a stalled big rig. you see very close traffic approaching the scene. it doesn t lighten up much until you are beyond the dublin interchange traveling westbound on 580. at pleasa
chance to save them if you hose the frost off early in the morning before it burns the plants. get the ice off your plants as quickly as possible if you didn t get a chance to go out and cover them. it s not the best method, but it s a backup plan. reporter: while the cold weather has gardeners scrambling, it also put people in the holiday spirit. business reporter: now, i also talked with the owner of the arden lane nursery in livermore. she says she fights the frost with a little holiday cheer. she throws on old-fashioned c-77 lights on to her favorite plants because that raises the temperatures a few degrees to save them from the frost. by the way, we called the local hardware store to know whether or not you should be worried about your pipes. you don t need to worry about exposed pipes until it gets to about 20 degrees then when that happens we ll surely be crying to jeff ranieri about that. we have more tips on nbcbayarea.com about the gardening as well as the
snowing and chains and snow tires are required on most highways heading into the mountains. good evening. it s all part of arctic air mass that is moving into california tonight. spencer is here with live doppler 7hd this is the coon of cold we do not get too often in the bay area. certainly not this early in the season. you are right about that dan. we rarely get this kind of cold weather but it s very cold tonight. let s look at live doppler 7hd. you can see we have mainly clear skies right now an temperatures are plummeting. this is a look at our freeze warning area now this warning is in effect from 2:00 a.m. tomorrow to 9 am thursday. for the north bay ka straits and delta look for low pressure to drop into the 20 s overnight. possible damage to sensitive plant and exposed pipe. now beyond that we have expanded freeze warning for larger portion of the bay area. virtually all in the bay area except san francisco wednesday tonight 9:00 o clock into thursday morning at 9:
good evening to you as we come on the air there is a fast moving story that sounds impossible. a truck carrying highly radioactive material was sitting at a gas station in mexico when thieves seized it and drove away. as of this moment the truck has been found and a mexican official says so has the radioactive material. let s get the latest from pierre thomas. reporter: the truck has been found with at least some of that extremely dangerous material. tonight customs officers at the southern border are at heightened alter, concerned about highly radioactive material stolen in mexico. this medical device, used in the treatment of cancer patients, has been missing for two day. inside it, cobalt 60, a radioactive material described by authorities as extremely dangerous, potentially lethal. the device was stored in a truck that was stolen on its way from tijuana to a radioactive waste storage facility not far from mexico city. on monday at 2:00 a.m., two armed men confronted t