assessor saying our house is worth $125,000. the lenders including chase, wells farg skbro bank of america have until august 13th to accept. if they don t the city council may try to seize mortgage autos there is legal authority necessary to do in the public interest to condemn underwater loan autos jeff wright is a realtor. when qlernds make loans in a community they have a risk model established there are certain risks associated with making loans eminent domain is not something factored into the equation. california mortgage qlernds association also told abc 7 news if the city goes ahead with the plan lenders may be less likely to finance properties in richmond. people starting to gather now in san francisco to protest today s verdict in the court marshal case of former army private bradley manning. a judge found manning not guilty of aiding the enemy manning admitted to disclosing classified documents to wiki leaks. there is a protest going on now given the senten
famous chocolate factory. the real-life willy wonka will give someone the secret to some of the most famous candies in the world. there s no life i know to compare with pure imagination and good morning, america. now i don t know if warren buffett is going to wear the top hat and sing, but i love the story. all for charity. all to benefit children s education. more on that ahead. check out this extraordinary video we just got in overnight. tornado trapping people inside this building. watch as it comes right up against the glass. and sam is going to show us everything in just a little bit. it s like a scene out of a movie, looking at it like that. let s get right to the breaking news. the propane plant explosion outside orlando, florida. steve owe ssunsami joins us now. reporter: good morning. these are live pictures of that fire still smoldering. the plant makes those propane cylinders you exchange at the grocery store. they caught fire and blew up. what you he
the table. wages, pensions and health care premiums. we have team coverage, ktvu s amber lee has been talking with commuters demanding a voice. we begin with more finger pointing from both sides in this labor dispute. healther heather holmes is live with the very latest. reporter: we saw how far away both sides are. b.a.r.t. says it is offering 2% a year for employees. the union though says it won t take less than 4.5%. as you can see here that is a really big gap. and caught right here in the middle in this war over wages are writer who say they re not sure this gap could be filled in time. are riders who say they re not sure this gap could be filled in time. we are here to bargain a contract not give you erronious information. reporter: b.a.r.t. officials claim that since negotiations began it has gone from $100 million to $33 million in give back. doubling our salary proposal. slashing the medical proposal in half i would disagree that we re getting the work. t
land on a clear day at sfo. the pilot can do it visually or use instruments to guide the craft down to the runway. right now because of construction, one of those landing instruments called glide slopes are not available on two of sfo s main runways. including the one that was to be used by asiana when it crashed. until then, the faa is requesting foreign carriers to utilize another tool through gps. the move by the faa today is extremely unusual, one said. i think it s very uninformation given the fact that it s not isolated to one particular carrier but apparently involves multiple air carriers from that they classified as a foreign carrier flying into the united states. reporter: since the crash, the faa has noticed an increase from the number of go arounds at sfo. when they are using visual approaches to land. they have to abort a landing and circle back around. today the faa also said it is looking into an aborted landing by ava air. the plane came in too low. it
months to find a new place to live. reporting live in palo alto, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. new at 5:00, one day before the gold club s planned opening in downtown san jose, the city council rules committee will consider new rules for the gentleman s club. doors on west santa clara street on august 8th. on august 7th, a city councilman will ask the rules committee to consider making adult entertainment establishments pay a public safety fee to cover the increase in crime he says will follow the bikini bar. he also proposes a no-touching rule, brighter lighting inside and an earlier closing time. there s a lot of guys walking around with cash. they re often distracted. we see dancers who are often underage. we see all kinds of issues relating to sexual battery. so by doing what we can to try to reduce those harms, i m hoping at least we can avoid what we have seen in other cities. he says the city of san jose requires other businesses to pitch in for public safet