changes, but an international jury ruled that two changes will not be enacted and that involved the rutters that helps to stabilize the boats. artemis is being tested to see if it can handle the choppy waves. we were told in the first interview since yesterday's decision, that artemis is staying in the race and gaining strength from each step of the rebuilding process. >> every day that we achieve another thing like finishing the building of the boat and now we are going to accomplish the structural tests and then we will put the boat in the water, every one of these are wins for us from where we came from. it's been a steep hill, but artemis is not about dropping our or quitting. it's not in our dna. >> tomorrow races for the louis vuitton cup will begin. >> jurors in florida will reconvene tomorrow morning to resume deliberations in the george zimmerman case, the six-woman panel was given the case earlier today after lawyers wrapped up closing argumentme argumentments. zimmerman is claiming self defense and the prosecution is claiming that zimmerman shot martin because he wanted to. >>> t

italian and new zealand teams are protesting a last-minute rules change which affects what are called the rutter tabs on the bottom of the boat. of the regatta director says it's a safety issue. the teams claim it gives others an unfair advantage. >>> the gold striker at california's great america is back. the park shut down the roller coaster after people complained about all the screaming. so adjustments were made to muffle the noise. >> >> there she is! ready for one of their biggest days of the year tomorrow. when you're inside one of the sound tunnels, it makes the sound more intense! outside? not so much. [ screaming ] >> reporter: does the new sound tunnel work? listen for yourself. [ screaming ] >> reporter: it's a 70-foot enclosure built to cover a dip near the beginning of the ride. screams coming from this section are traveling about 500 feet to this nearby office building, causing the noise levels to slightly exceed their limits. >> the gold striker is closed. >> reporter: they shut down the coaster for 2.5 days to build the tunnel in time for the holiday weekend. standing underneath

changes, but an international jury ruled that two changes will not be enacted and that involved the rutters that helps to stabilize the boats. artemis is being tested to see if it can handle the choppy waves. we were told in the first interview since yesterday's decision, that artemis is staying in the race and gaining strength from each step of the rebuilding process. >> every day that we achieve another thing like finishing the building of the boat and now we are going to accomplish the structural tests and then we will put the boat in the water, every one of these are wins for us from where we came from. it's been a steep hill, but artemis is not about dropping our or quitting. it's not in our dna. >> tomorrow races for the louis vuitton cup will begin. >> jurors in florida will reconvene tomorrow morning to resume deliberations in the george zimmerman case, the six-woman panel was given the case earlier today after lawyers wrapped up closing argumentme argumentments. zimmerman is claiming self defense and the prosecution is claiming that zimmerman shot martin because he wanted to. >>> t

changes, but an international jury ruled that two changes will not be enacted and that involved the rutters that helps to stabilize the boats. artemis is being tested to see if it can handle the choppy waves. we were told in the first interview since yesterday's decision, that artemis is staying in the race and gaining strength from each step of the rebuilding process. >> every day that we achieve another thing like finishing the building of the boat and now we are going to accomplish the structural tests and then we will put the boat in the water, every one of these are wins for us from where we came from. it's been a steep hill, but artemis is not about dropping our or quitting. it's not in our dna. >> tomorrow races for the louis vuitton cup will begin. >> jurors in florida will reconvene tomorrow morning to resume deliberations in the george zimmerman case, the six-woman panel was given the case earlier today after lawyers wrapped up closing argumentme argumentments. zimmerman is claiming self defense and the prosecution is claiming that zimmerman shot martin because he wanted to. >>> t

the teams protested the order to modify rutters on boats used in the races. the jury agreed says the rule changes must be withdrawn because all teams did not agree on them. one team issued a statement saying "we expect the decision of the america's cup jury. we continue to support the director and believe all teams have benefited from his review. ." >>> back now to continuing coverage of the crash landing of flight 214. six of the heroic flight attendants aboard the flight returned home today to south korea. they were met at gate by the airline ceo. the flight attendants helped evacuate 291 passengers. stories of their bravery are told around the world. seven were injured in the crash. six remain in the hospital. it is not clear when they'll be able to return home. >>> when it comes to the crash of the flight 2414, there will be lawsuits and payouts. it will take time. lawyers can't start taking passenger cases until 45 days after the crash. tom reports on what victims can expect or not expect in terms of compensation. >> renowned oakland based aircraft attor

. >> reporter: team luna rossa says it may not compete because a new rutter regulation favors the american team. that propertied trash talk. >> can play as many games as you want. at one point you have to race. >> sponsors want to seat boats sailing. you have to think the sponsors aren't going to pack up. >> reporter: spectators are disappointed. >> it's like cutting off your nose to spite your face. >> it's a shame. it's such a great thing tradition. >> you wanted to see them race. see the boats. all the legal stuff is sort of gets in the way. >> reporter: team new zealand is protesting new regulations but say they'll sail. an international sailing jury is set to rule monday on the dispute. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> weather may not have been good, but i think a lot of people are probably glad it's cooled off. >> mark, what a change compared to what we've been dealing with. >> we have been talking about triple digit heat. we have an advertise in this big dropoff in temperatures. more on shore breeze. yesterday we had triple digits. look at big dropoff in temperatures. neigh

the team's filed an appeal in response to a proposal to modify rutters on the 1872 vessel. the jury ruled the change must be withdrawn because not all of the teams agreed to it. italy and new zealand will race against each other on saturday. >>> the movie about the shooting of oscar grant opens in theaters nationwide tomorrow. fruitvale station portrays the true story of oscar grant in the hours leading up to the new year's day confrontation with b.a.r.t. police that ended grant's life. a special screening of the movie was shown at oakland's grand lake theater last month. after michael b. jordan plays the lead role. the film was written and directed by oakland native ryan cugler. >>> and the racial comments made in a document. >> and our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the warm up in the [ glenn stonebarger ] we are a family farm. she has been around corn her entire life, so she's probably been around corn longer than i have. [ jeannie stonebarger ] i shop at safeway quite a bit. i walk around the produce department a few times, just to see that box. i'm like...

the team's filed an appeal in response to a proposal to modify rutters on the 1872 vessel. the jury ruled the change must be withdrawn because not all of the teams agreed to it. italy and new zealand will race against each other on saturday. >>> the movie about the shooting of oscar grant opens in theaters nationwide tomorrow. fruitvale station portrays the true story of oscar grant in the hours leading up to the new year's day confrontation with b.a.r.t. police that ended grant's life. a special screening of the movie was shown at oakland's grand lake theater last month. after michael b. jordan plays the lead role. the film was written and directed by oakland native ryan cugler. >>> and the racial comments made in a document. >> and our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the warm up in the weather. he's back with the weekend ahead. >>> and a statement by zimmerman made -- >>> jurors in the george zimmerman murder trial were given an option that could make it easier for them to find them guilty of killing trayvon martin. >> he's dead because another manmade assumpt

was there something wrong with the rutter? what happened to the engines? the plane appears to be intact until it makes contact with the ground. >> yeah. i mean, i think deborah hersman and the ntsb are doing the right thing. meticulous job not jumping to conclusions until you confirm all the facts. you know? in theory, you could still possibly have something that impacted the engines but she seemed to say that the engines responded properly and power starting to come on. i think it's a fair assumption to make that you're not going to find a problem with the engines but i don't think you can just cross that "t." >> yeah. until the investigation is complete. >> right. >> but just we're looking at the evidence now, listening to what she said and also looking at this unbelievable video that is exclusive to cnn taken by fred hayes. i interviewed fred hayes and he talked to me about his experience when he saw this. we'll get that to you on the other side of this break. humans. we are beautifully imperfect creatures living in an imperfect world. that's why libert

and then you can see what happened afterwards, once he lost control of the rutter or anything else and then looks like he has -- in the cockpit, there's nothing in there to tell him what has really happened. it's not an instrument on the instrument panel that says, hey, we have lost a part of the airplane or whatever else. i mean, if he looks out the window, he can't see anything like that. he doesn't know. we're seeing a whole lot more than the pilots are. >> jim tilmon, we'll go to the ntsb press conference. stand by, please. >> -- injured in the crash. i want to personally thank the 225 first responders who did an amazing job. the incident could have been much worse without their outstanding work, particularly thank the airport commission staff, police department staff, fire department staff and all of the first responders who responded on a much yule aid basis. i want to report that as of 30 minutes ago, runway 28 right is back in service. so three of the four runways are back in service. we're handling about 22 to 23 landings per hour, equivalent to our normal weather condition wi

can see the tale of that aircraft kindover gives you an idea of how that aircraft went without its rutter, without the stabilizer on the back end of the aircraft. now, i can't tell you, we have seen airplanes coming and going. right now it is slow going. you can see one on the runway, but traffic has started to resume on the airways that they have opened. in addition to that here at the park, i want to show you what's going on here. a lot of people have come out to check this out. you can see several people, 50 to 100 just to come out and see what is going on. they have been coming and going just to catch a glimpse of this horrible event out here. i will continue to be here, continuing to monitor the situation out here and let you know if anything ink which as. back to you. >> we have -- live at sfo, phillipe what do you know at this point. >> it is still very busy. we are in the international terminal. i thought about things had calmed down, but that's really not the case. the line is still long. people have been told that the flight is canceled and they will have to wait a couple of day