looking day in the bay area as we look at a live picture of the bay bridge and san francisco bay. i tell you what, business is booming now. i would say mike and gossia, back-up generators right. are probably flying off the shelves, because we might have power shut off this week. we haven t taken that step. we have a number of shut offs at our house. we have flashlights at the ready, charging our batteries, filling up the gas tank, buying the ice after work. we were knowledge the hundreds of thousands we knew it was going to be extended. we had 48 hours the last time around last month. it s going into a 3rd day. this time around it s not expected to be that long. i m not getting the generator. i do have friends who say, no way. we re going to get them. well, they are flying off the store shelves, because there might be another majored planned power shut off coming. the national weather service has issued a red flag warning for several parts of the bay area. i
we re leaving this recorded program now for a live senate subcommittee hearing. also on aviation. united airlines president scott kirby and trade organization leaders testify before this senate panel on the current state of airline travel and consumer protections. they include chicago s transportation commissioner, a flight attendant s union official. the hearing will come to order. pleased to have our witnesses today and members of the committee, we re going to all try to minimize the time we spend talking so we can maximize questions in what we can learn from those, certainly impossible to ignore the public outcry with things, incidents that have involved passengers as recently i believe even as yesterday. one of the most widely reported incidents, of course, was at chicago with united flight 3411. and lots of lessons to be learned and i m sure we ll hear what those lessons learned both with the airport and the airline and the industry are today. in looking at what happen
the hearing will come to order. it isored to impossible to ignore the public outcry with incidents that have involved passengers, as recently as yesterday. one of the most widely reported was that chicago would united flight 3411. and lots of lessons to be learned and i m sure we ll hear what those lessons learned, both with the airport and the airline and the industry, are today. in looking at what happened, i, along with and senator nelson, really sent an immediate letter, and that said the last thing paying airline customer should expect is to be physically taken off an airline. the purpose of the hearing is to follow up on the letters we sent , the responses we got, and to find out what went wrong and how to make sure this doesn t happen in the future. this is a year when faa reauthorization needs to occur between now and september 30. and part of this hearing is to determine what s going to be taken care of without the congress and what needs to be taken care of in t
mike: look at where the knee landed. look at me with your bad eye? am i ugly? the answer would be, yes. here is the knee. john mccarthy. joe: what is the right answer there? the answer is, yes. joe: there is a big difference. good? doing all right? tell me when you are i want you to get feeling good. joe: one more time, folks. a clean illegal shot. the hands down. a blatant violation here. i don t think that he realized it. i mean i don t want to speak for him. i don t want to think that he realized it but e should have been aware. ready? fight. mike: the battle continues. joe: he apologized. but the damage is done. that is a shot. mike: a great point. we have seen that before, joe. joe: yes. mike: and jorge rivera is a great example. some of the damage is done already. now, dodson seems more fired up. shot to the body. joe: would i would like dodson to continue to attack the legs the way he was doing earlier. he has to slow down some o
have contributed to the family fund including barry bonds and also, lincecum donated $25,000. tonight several lawmakers agencies are searching near the golden gate bridge for a missing danville teenager. 15-year-old allison bayliss was last seen at 8 a.m. yesterday near her locker at san ramon valley high school. about quarter to 5:00 this morning, her father found her bicycle locked up to a bike stand at crissy field in san francisco. he says a note found on her computer shows directions from the embarcadero bart station to the golden gate bridge. that led him there. police are describing bayliss as an at risk teen. the u.s. coast guard is helping police and the national park service in the search. a violent home invasion leaves an elderly menlo park man unconscious. tonight, police think it may be connected to two other incidents just miles away. kiet do with how neighborhoods are still on edge. reporter: menlo park police say there is a crew of guys running around to