you're done? she pulled a fast one! ( laughs ) new windex outdoor all-in-one. a streak-free shine in half the time. s.c. johnson, a family company. pieces of wreckage and more bodies are being pulled from the hudson river. what investigators are doing now to figure out why a tourist helicopter and a small plane collided. part of a california prison goes up to flames. dozens of people are taken to the hospital. how this chaos started. could you be to blame for slow surfing on the internet? what some users are not doing hampering some of the hottest sites. our top story the ntsb says seven bodies have been recovered from yesterday's midair collision between a private plane and a tour helicopter.

both aircraft crashed into the hudson river. most of the helicopter was lifted out of the river today and recovery teams believe they have some positive hits that will allow them to recover parts of the plane. >> at 8:00 a.m. divers got back into the water. during the recovery efforts today they were able to recover most of the helicopter. the helicopter was removed from the water and has been taken to a pier for further examination. that helicopter was in water that was about 30 feet deep. the divers had extremely challenging conditions, with current and visibility at times one foot in front of them. >> the ntsb is asking anyone with video or pictures of the accident to come forward to help them figure out what happened. most of the italian tourists have left but some stayed behind

to identify the dead. this is the city's worst air disaster since the crash in queens. the tragic ending of a high-speed police chase is a somer reminder of how dangerous it can be. seven people died when the vehicle slammed into a pickup truk. both vehicles ended up in an orange orchard. three other people were hospitalized. pursuit began whenner ifs tried to stop the car for a traffic infraction and it took off. the crash happened after the car sped through a stop sign. 40 inmates are in the hospital following a prison riot in california. a spokesperson said some of the

injuries are life threatening. the violence broke out at the california institution for men. one unit housing 200 inmates was set on fire. inmates self-evacuated into a yard but it is not clear whether all of them made it out of the building. the u.s. military says 51 u.s. soldiers in iraq were diagnosed with swine flu. the associate press reports all of them have fully recovered after treatment but 71 other u.s. soldiers suspected of contracting the virus remain in isolation. ap says iraqi health officials have confirmed the country's first case of swine flu death. the woman was from the southern town of najaf. the u.s. military is testing any soldier with a fever or sore throat. a public funeral is being held for 8-year-old robert manuel. his body was found in a canal in

boise, idaho. he disappeared after leaving his mother's apartment on july 28th. police are investigating his death as a homicide. there is no evidence the boy was abducted by a stranger. manwill was visiting his mother. president obama is flying to mexico for a two-day summit to meet with leaders of mexico and canada. they are expected to work on trade, immigration and drug trafficking. clean energy and the economic crisis are top priorities. all three countries have strong ties to the north american free trade agreement. canada and mexico send 80% of their exports to the u.s. we are getting a word of f a bomb threat from afghanistan to china. the plane was in route to xinjiang.

a spokesperson with nato calls the diversion precautionary and says no bomb was found. the chinese news agency says police and emergency vehicles are the xinjiang airport. xinjiang is the place of the ethnic riots. the taliban is waiting for a u.s. response before deciding on the fate of a captured u.s. soldier. the this is the first public comment about bowe bergdahl. taliban leader made a demand to the u.s. for bergdahl's return. he wouldn't elaborate on the demand. a u.s. military spokeswoman refused to comment. people in parts of minneapolis are cleaning up after getting slammed by

powerful thunderstorms, uprooting trees, downed power lines and blew off roofs. one man said fierce winds ripped apart his garage and blew away his boat. 10,000 people lost power. authorities in hawaii are beginning to close some beaches on the state's big island as hurricane felicia approaches. forecasters are predicting heavy rain. we will have the details just ahead in weather. first, the philippines then taiwan and now china. typhoon morakot blew ashore on china's east coast bringing torrential rains. nearly 1 million people were evacuated ahead of this storm. keep your eyes on this red building. some of the worst devastation happened in taiwan. this is some of the worst

flooding in 50 years. cannot believe these pictures. some areas in the southern part of the island got 80 inches of rain. people being rescued here. at least two people were killed in taiwan. dozens are feared missing. 64 years ago today the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb on the town of nagasaki. it pushed japan to surrender. it pushed the end of world war ii. >> people observed a moment of silence while a large bell in nagasaki's peace park was rung repeatedly. the attack on nagasaki came three days after one on hiroshima. 140,000 people were killed or died within months after that bombing. scientists say the world's glaciers are melting at an alarming rate.

it could lead people to take desperate measures.

our i reporters are weighing in on the last week's cyberattack making them realize the service has become a lifeline to friends and family. the extended outages shows social networking has penetrated our lives. one of the main kvrngs topics, what people did in real time while twitter was down. here is more reaction. >> i'm not addicted to it. i'm way too busy for that. but it's nice when you can tweet because i have family that lives across the country along with another continent. everybody gets the gist of what is going on in your day. that is like you do sit down and talk with someone on the phone or meet them in person you have something to talk about because you know what is going on with them. >> we are too reliant on a

handful of websites. it used to be you had a blog and if that went down everyone else is unafeted. we are reliant on twitter and facebook and myspace. >> if you want to weigh in, head to ireport.com and click the uplink. do you have a favorite search engine and are you sure it is giving you the best results possible? now you can do a blind test comparing google, yahoo! and bing. you get three columns of results. you don't know which one comes from until you pick your favorite one and vote. gooling is the most popular engine. early results show it is evenly matched with yahoo! and bing and the number of people choosing results list. >>.

>> if you are still using version six of internet explorer experts say you may be partially responsible for slowing down the entire internet. several groups of web designers and computer techs are on the mission to get ie.6 users to upgrade. it doesn't work well with many modern site building programs and may not work at all with software that is on the way. youtube is directing i.e. 6 users to links that will allow them to download an upgrade. microsoft says i.e. 8 makes surfing faster and more secure. one of the most e-mailed stories on our website focuses on the effects of global warming. the world's glaciers are warming at a rapid rate, faster than experts predicted.

look to washington's south cascade glacier. this is a 1977 image. look at this 24 years later in 2003, scientists say global warming caused a meltdown that stripped the glash erb of half its volume since 19 # 0. one researcher said the rapid retreat indicates a major meltdown on a global scale. here is video of an alarm glacier retreat in bolivia. these mountains were once covered with ice and served as natural reservoirs. scientists fear latin america may run out of water because of similar glacier melts in the region and leave millions of people in a desperate bind. later wars in the region may not be over territory but water. imagine going to see a

senator or congressman speak and see this. shouting matches are erupting in town hall meetings around the country.

it looks like democrats trying to sell president obama's health care bill have their work cut out for them. protesters are voicing their opposition to the plan.

hundreds of people gathered here in a meeting in memphis hosted by congressman steve cohen. it wasn't long before opponents began interrupting him with complaints. hecklers have interrupted similar meetings across the country. republicans say the demonstrations are in line with polls showing a lack of support for governor-run health care. the democrats are worried that the outbursts could lead to violence. >> it harms the country. there are people who want to believe anything bad about this bill. it makes a small minority of people angrier and incites violence. >> to demonize citizens who are energetic strikes me a weakness in your position. you want to change the subject and rather talk about the half trillion dollar medical cut. let's talk about somebody at some town meeting who ÷

misbehaved. >> some÷ conservative groups he encouraged demonstrators to speak out at the meetings. the tennessee titans will honor steve mcnair tonight. the team plans to wear number 9 decals in their helmets in tonight's hall of fame game as a tribute to the late star. police say mcnair was shot to death last month by his girlfriend who then turned the gun on himself. former nfl star michael vick returned to the atlanta area this weekend. he stopped at a community center where he spoke to about 55 people and one media crew about avoiding dogfighting. the former atlanta falcons' appearance was part of an agreement with the humane society of the united states. vick is trying to rehabilitate his image and return to the nfl. in 2007 he was sentenced to 23 months in prison following his

conviction on dogfighting charges. he was released last month. >>. >> today marks the 40th anniversary of sharon tate's murder. one of the first victims in a bloody rampage of followers or charles manson. here is ted rowlands. >> reporter: they shocked the world, young, good-looking american kids in their 20s laughing about butchering their innocent victims. the manson killers are now in their 60s. tex watson, leslie van houten, patricia krenwinkle and susan watson. watson and krenwinkle took part in all seven murders, five at the home of actress sharon tate in beverly hills and the next day they came to this house with van houten where they tortured

and killed lino and rosemary labianca. >> i stood in the hallway and i looked into a blank room that was like a den. i stood there until tex turned me around and handed me a knife and he said, do something. i went back in the bedroom and mrs. labianca was laying on the floor on her stomach and i stabbed her numerous times in the back. >> reporter: atkins was with watson and krenwinkle holts down 8 1/2 month pregnant sharon tate as she pea pleaded for her and her child's life. >> she asked me for mercy. i told her i didn't have mercy. >> reporter: how skmoon vinced his flock to kill and torture without remorse baffled the world. manson family members said it was a combination of charisma, drugs and manson's knack for

recruiting the right group of vulnerable followers. >> we were like little birds with our mouths open saying feed us. we thought he had an in to our very thoughts and hearts. >> reporter: the women say they left broken homes, watson would turn out to be manson's right-hand man. the faces of the manson killers have gotten older, the courthouse smiles and giggles replaced with pleas for forgiveness. >> i'm appalled that i could even have been involved with something like that. >> because i feel terrible about it. i cannot change it. no matter what i do i cannot change one minute of my life. >> granted, i have committed one

of the most heinous crimes in the history of mankind. i realize that. i'm very remorseful for that and would give anything to pay for it. >> reporter: first sentenced to death the manson killers were given life sentences when the death penalty was abolished. charles manson remains in prison. susan atkins has terminal brain cancer last year her request for passionate release was denied. krenwinkle and watson have parole hearings next year. all four claim they are remorseful but the family of sharon tate doesn't believe any of them deserve the mercy that sharon and her unborn child never saw. ted rowlands, cnn, los angeles. >> it has been 40 years since thousands of people heard jimi hendrix play at the woodstock

concert. that music influenced this person's life. how he plans to play homage to hendricks and the flower power generation.

pieces of wreckage and more bodies are being pulled from the hudson river. what investigators are doing now to figure out why a tourist helicopter and a small plane collided. part of a california prison goes up to flames. dozens of people are taken to the hospital. how this chaos started. could you be to blame for slow surfing on the internet? what some computer users are not doing that is hampering the performance of some of the hottest sites. thanks for joining us on hln. i'm natasha curry. our top story the ntsb says seven bodies have been recovered from yesterday's midair collision between a private plane and a tour helicopter. both aircraft crashed into the hudson river.

divers have been trying to locate the wreckage. most of the helicopter was lifted out of the river today and recovery teams believe they have some positive hits that will allow them to recover parts of the plane. >> at 8:00 a.m. divers got back into the water. during the recovery efforts today they were able to recover most of the helicopter. the helicopter was removed from the water and has been taken to a pier for further examination. that helicopter was in water that was about 30 feet deep. the divers had extremely challenging conditions, with current and visibility at times the visibility was no more than one foot in front of them. >> the ntsb is asking anyone with video or pictures of the accident to come forward to help them figure out what happened. most of the italian tourists have left but some stayed behind to help identify the dead.

this is the city's worst air disaster since the 2001 plane crash in squeens killing 261 people. the tragic ending of a high-speed police chase is a somer reminder of how dangerous criminal pursuit cans be. seven people including four children died when a suspect's car slammed into a pickup truck southeast of fresno. both vehicles ended up in an orange or chard. four of this children in the truck were ejected and died at the scene. three people in the car that the police were chasing also died. three other people including one child were hospitalized. police say the pursuit began when officers tried to stop the car for a traffic infraction and it took off t. crash happened after a car sped through a stop sign. 40 inmates are in the hospital following a prison riot in california. a spokesperson said some of the injuries are life threatening.

the violence broke out last night at the california institution for men. one unit housing 200 inmates was set on fire. the "l.a. times" says the inmates self-evacuated into a yard but it is not clear whether all of them made it out of the building. the u.s. military says 51 u.s. soldiers in iraq were diagnosed with swine flu. the associate press reports all of them have fully recovered after treatment but 71 other u.s. soldiers suspected of contracting the virus remain in isolation. ap says iraqi health officials have confirmed the country's first case of swine flu death. the woman was from the southern town of najaf. the u.s. military is testing any soldier with a fever or sore throat and is ready to isolate them if swine flu is suspected. a public funeral is being held for 8-year-old robert manwill. his body was found in a canal in boise, idaho. he disappeared after leaving his mother's apartment on july 28th.

police are investigating his death as a homicide. there is no evidence the boy was abducted by a stranger. manwill was visiting his mother on the night that he disappeared. president obama is flying to mexico for a two-day summit to meet with leaders of mexico and canada. they are expected to work on trade, immigration and drug trafficking. clean energy and the economic crisis are top priorities. all three countries have strong ties to the north american free trade agreement. canada and mexico send 80% of their exports to the u.s. people in parts of minneapolis are cleaning up after getting slammed by powerful thunderstorms. one man said fierce winds ripped apart his garage and blew away

his boat. 10,000 people lost power. there are no reports of any injuries. first, the philippines then taiwan and now china. typhoon morakot blew ashore on china's east coast this morning. nearly 1 million people were evacuated ahead of this storm. keep your eyes on this red building. some of the worst devastation from morakot happened in taiwan. this is some of the worst flooding in 50 years. cannot believe these pictures. they are really something else. some areas in the southern part of the island got 80 inches of rain. people being rescued here. at least two people were killed in taiwan. dozens are still missing and feared dead. 64 years ago today the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb on the city of nag stacky. it pushed japan to surrender. and end the pacific arm of world war ii. >> people observed a moment of

silence while a large bell in nagasaki's peace park was rung repeatedly. the mayor also spoke calling for an end to nuclear weapons. the attack on nagasaki came three days after one on hiroshima. 140,000 people were killed or died within months after that bombing. scientists say the world's glaciers are melting at an alarming rate. they warn if this friend continues it could lead people to take desperate measures.

imagine a small device that could take a tiny drop of your blood that could predict if you are going to be sick in the next few days. >> afghanistan, a u.s. soldier points his weapon and looks out over a remote landscape. for these troops miles away from the nearest field hospital getting sick simply isn't an option. >> most of us have had the flu. no matter how old or young you are it can knock you through a loop. we don't want people going into battle not performing optimally. they put themselves at risk and the troops at risk. >> reporter: keeping soldiers disease free and combat ready is the challenge of ginsberg's research team. they were given $6 million by the u.s. department of defense. their task?

develop a device that could predict infectious diseases before they appear. >> for more on this go to cnn.com/vitalsigns. our i reporters are weighing in on the last week's cyberattack making them realize the service has become a lifeline to friends and family. the extended outages shows social networking has penetrated our lives. one f of the main conversation topics right now, what people did in real time while twitter was down. here is more reaction. >> i'm not addicted to it. by any stretch of the imagination. i'm way too busy for that. but it's nice when you can tweet because i have family that lives across the country along with on other continents. everybody gets the gist of what is going on in your day. that is like you do sit down and talk with someone on the phone or meet them in person you have something to talk about because you know what is going on with them.

>> we are too reliant on a handful of websites. it used to be you had a blog and if that went down everyone else was unaffected. now if one or two services go down, we have no way to communicate. we are reliant on twitter and facebook and myspace. >> if you want to weigh in, head to ireport.com and click the upload now link. we'd love to hear from you. do you have a favorite search engine and are you sure it is giving you the best results possible? now you can do a blind test comparing google, yahoo! and bing. just type in any term and you get three columns of results. you don't know which one comes from until you pick your favorite one and vote. google is by far the most popular engine with about 70% of the market share. early results show it is evenly matched with yahoo! and bing and the number of people choosing

results list. if you are still using version six of internet explorer experts say you may be partially responsible for slowing down the entire internet. it is one of the most popular stories on our website today. several groups of web designers and computer techs are on the mission to get ie.6 users to upgrade to a more recent version. i.e. 6 was released in 2001. it doesn't work well with many modern site building programs and may not work at all with software that is on the way. many sights like youtube are directing i.e. 6 users to links that will allow them to download an upgrade. microsoft says i.e. 8 makes surfing faster and more secure. one of the most e-mailed stories on our website focuses on the effects of global warming.

a u.s. government study indicates the world's glaciers are warming at a rapid rate, faster than experts predicted. look to washington's south cascade glacier. this is a 1979 image. look at this 24 years later in 2003, scientists say global warming caused a meltdown that stripped the glacier of half its volume since 1960. one researcher with this 50-year study says the rapid retreat indicates a major meltddown on a global scale. here is video of an alarm glacier retreat in bolivia. these mountains were once covered with ice and served as natural reservoirs. scientists fear latin america may run out of water because of similar glacier melts in the region and leave millions of people in a desperate bind. experts are demanding the government take action. some say that later wars in the region may not be over territory

but over water. imagine going to see a senator or congressman speak and seeing this. why shouting matches are just erupting at town hall meetings across the country and what lawmakers on both sides are saying about it.

it looks like democrats trying to sell president obama's health care reform bill really have their work cut out for them. protesters are voicing their opposition to the plan. hundreds of people gathered here in a meeting in memphis hosted by congressman steve cohen. it wasn't long before opponents of the health care overhaul began interrupting him with complaints. hecklers have interrupted similar meetings across the country. republicans say the demonstrations are in line with polls showing a lack of support for government run health care. some democrats worry that the outbursts could lead to violence. >> it harms the country. there are people who want to believe anything bad about this bill. of course, they will believe that, too. it makes a small minority of

people angrier and angrier and essentially it is an incitement to violence. that is too bad. >> to demonize citizens who are energetic strikes me a weakness in your position. you want to change the subject and rather talk about the half trillion dollar in medicare cut. let's talk about somebody at some town meeting who misbehaved. >> the republican party says it is not behind the efforts but some conservative groups have encouraged demonstrators to speak out at the meetings. michael vick returned to the atlanta area. he stopped at a community center where he spoke to about 55 people and one media crew about avoiding dogfighting. the former atlanta falcons' appearance was part of an agreement with the humane society of the united states. vick is trying to rehabilitate his image and return to the nfl. in december of 2007 he was sentenced to 23 months in prison

following his conviction on federal dogfighting charges. he was released last month. >> today marks the 40th anniversary of one of the shocking and bizarre celebrity murders in u.s. history. actress sharon tate was the first in a string of bloody murders. here is ted rowlands. >> reporter: they shocked the world, young, good-looking american kids in their 20s laughing about butchering their innocent victims. the manson killers are now in their 60s. tex watson, leslie van houten, patricia krenwinkel and susan atkins, disciples of a madman. watson and krenwinkle took part in all seven murders, five at the home of actress sharon tate in beverly hills and the next day they came to this house with

van houten about ten miles away where they tortured and killed leno and rosemary labianca. >> i stood in the hallway and i looked into a blank room that was like a den. i stood there until tex turned me around and handed me a knife and he said, do something. i went back in the bedroom and mrs. labianca was laying on the floor on her stomach and i stabbed her numerous times in the back. >> reporter: atkins was with watson and krenwinkel holding down 8 1/2 month pregnant sharon tate as she pea pleaded for her and her child's life. >> she asked me for mercy. i told her i didn't have mercy. >> reporter: how manson convinced his flock to kill and torture without remorse baffled the world. manson family members said it

was a combination of charisma, drugs and manson's knack for recruiting the right group of vulnerable followers. >> we were like little birds with our mouths open saying feed us. he would be saying thinking. we thought that he had an end to our very thoughts and our hearts. >> reporter: they say that they left broken homes. watson would turn out to be manson's right-hand man. the faces of the manson kill verse gotten older. the courthouse smiles and giggles replaced with pleas for forgiveness. >> appalled that i could even have been involved with something like that. >> i feel terrible about it. i cannot choose no matter what i do, i cannot change one minute

of my life. >> granted i have committed the most heinous crimes in the history of mankind. i realize that. i'm very remorseful for that and would give anything if i could pay for it. >> reporter: first sentenced to death the manson killers were given life sentences when the death penalty was abolished by the supreme court. charles manson remains in prison and has over the years attended his parole hearings. her request for compassionate release was denied. but she is scheduled for a parole hearing next month. the other two have parole hearings before the end of the year and not expected to have a hearing until 2010. 40 years later all four claimed they are remorseful but the family of sharon tate doesn't believe any of them deserve the mercy that sharon and her unborn child never saw. ted rowlands, cnn, los angeles. it has been 40 years since thousands of people heard jimi hendrix play at the woodstock

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