Planes getting ready to take off from landing, where the crash happened. The underlying point here is mistakes made by the pilots, including overreliance on Automated Systems they didnt really understand, leading to confusion and a response that came too late, resulting in three people dying, another almost 200 injured. This was the first deadly crash involving a 777. The ntsb concluding that the probable cause involved overall the flight crew seasoned with a good Safety Record mismanaging the airplanes descent during the final approach, the complexity of the auto pilot and throttle systems, both insufficient description in boeings manuals and asianas training. The ntsb put together 30 findings altogether. Most of them focusing on the flight crew. The three pilots had more than one chance to correct what was a bad final approach into sfo and failed to recognize that, calling for a goaround too late. Experts testifying the pilots made up to 30 different mistakes. And the ntsb concluding
Good morning, im michelle griego. Im brian hackney. Its 5 00. It is time to check in with roberta. 5 00, we know theres 2 of those in the day. Out the door, we have fog at the coast into the bay. Novato 54 degrees. Later today numbers up to 100 degrees in discovery bay. We have that full weekend forecast straight ahead. But first, heres elizabeth thanks, roberta. And just right on cue, we have the lanes change trucks out at the Golden Gate Bridge so we want to show you some of those flashing lights across the span. They will open four southbound lanes open in the commute direction. One lonely headlight traveling into San Francisco right now. So its very quiet end to end between marin county and San Francisco. There are new reports of an accident sounds like a car ran off the road. They are going to need cable and a tow crew to remove it. Its eastbound 237 to the southbound 101 connector. That is kcbs traffic. All right. Thank you, elizabeth. Breaking news now in san jose where police a
Live, from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. Whats going on behind these doors in san jose . Tonight, one guy tells us he is so scared we cant put his face on tv. Betty, whats going on . Reporter well liz, people in this neighborhood have gotten together with city leaders. They are tired of seeing violence all around this bar, especially on the on weekends. A bar worker was shot dead a few weeks ago. And things have only gotten worse. One of the neighbors shared recent video he recorded with us. Take a look. This is what neighbors say a typical night looks like outside el tarasco. Fights spill into the street. They come out, they are drunk. Reporter drunk hookers stumble around, throw up in front of homes and loiter outside the bar. There is a culture of lawlessness. You see prostitution, drugs, fights. They literally have taken over the whole block. Reporter so much so that neighbors near 13th and mission say they cant go about their usual business. My family is terrified.
Lawlessness. You see prostitution, drugs, fights. They literally have taken over the whole block. Reporter so much so that neighbors near 13th and mission say they cant go about their usual business. My family is terrified. Sometimes, we have kids over to play. We dont let them go outside and play. Reporter this man who didnt want to show his face says drunks have totaled his familys parked car, egged and tagged his home and urinated all over his yard. We have a lot of families work in the neighborhood. Reporter Council Member sam lacardo is pushing the shut the bar down. This property is not zoned for a bar and im pushing to get the city to ensure that this bar and no other bar can operate again on this piece of land. Reporter today, we caught up with the bars owner. What do you say to neighbors, people who have told us that your bar causes trouble for this neighborhood . Like i said, if they were true, they would have told me. They are customers. Reporter they are afraid. They are te
Across the board public education is in dire need of assistance. That was the message Monday at a RE-1 Valley School Board meeting as officials talked about why the district is hiring people without licenses to fill some open positions.Superintendent Dr. Martin Foster mentioned discussions that he’s had recently at trainings and regional superintendent meetings […]