an alternative to that is air jets. air jets do not do that. it has a pedestal sink and a matching toilet. it has a wonderful medicine cabinet here with a great feature now, so there is actually a locking compartment so you can put your medicines in there. >> there you go. excellent. and it has got its little shaving mirror or whatever. makeup mirror. normally, this would be recessed, right? >> yes, it would be pushed on the wall, so you have to be again mindful about that. when you are doing the construction, you have to leave a little opening for a period >> one of the big issues we always have is coordination and construction between the fixture's and the trade. the plumber might come along and put a vent pipe or some of the plumbing lines in the wall light real -- right where you want to resist the medicine cabinet, so we need to have the architect or someone coordinate between the contractor and the various subcontractors just to make sure that the homeowner gets what they had in mind when they designed it. >> absolutely. even in a bathroo

authorities in indonesia are struggling to removed a crashed air jet that went in the sea. all people on board survived the crash when it slammed into the water and split. the jet liner is afloat but too heavy to try to tow. the plan is to cut it into several pieces to protect delicate coral reefs and they are working on retrieving the voice recorder which is in the submessaged tail section. >> the f.a.a. is ordering special inspections and replacement of parts on the most widely used jetliner. improperly manufactured parts will be looked at, at 1,000 boeings. the problems could cause pilots to lose control. >> a volcano is spewing ash in the sky over central mexico. mexico's volcano is getting act ive again and is in area east of mexico city and has been spewing smoke over the weekend with the winds carrying the smoke over mexico city. authorities say there is no need to evacuate but they are monitoring the situation closely. >> here is something you don't often see, check out this video, a gorilla running away...from a goose. this was captured by zookeepers in kansas and

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the crash happened as the lion air jet approached the runway and came up short. while the circumstances are quite different, the outcome is reminding many folks of another aviation miracle here in the u.s. a few years ago. annabel roberts has more. >> reporter: just short of the runway, the boeing 737 sits in the sea, wreckage from the brand-new jet floating nearby. rescue boats rushed to the plane, carrying 101 passengers and 7 crew. this man said the crew announced that the plane was about to land and then he heard a loud noise and saw they were next to the runway and on the water. survivors said people screamed water. plane began to fill w put on life jackets, climbed out, and swam to shore while others escaped on inflatable rafts. >> the impact on the water was obviously hard. the plane did not disintegrate and the passengers survived. that is a miracle, minor miracle initself.eporr: about 40 were injured, suffering head wounds and broken limbs. the plane has a large crack in the fuselage, behind the wings. these images reminding us of th mirle landing on new

. >>> the wreckage of a lion air jet that crashed off bali will be cut up into several parts in orderecovered. all 108 people on board survived when it overshot the runway and slammed into the water on saturday. the plane landed in shallow water and snapped in two. it is the airline's seventh accident in 11 years. >>> and more trouble for justin bieber on his european tour. the pop star visited the home of anne frank in amsterdam and left the following inscription in the guest book. "truly inspiring to be able to come here. anne was a great girl. hopefully she would have been a belieber." now, belieber is the nickname for bieber's fans. this triggered a flood of criticism on the museum's facebook page. anne frank was a jewish teenager who died in a nazi concentration camp in 1945. >>> and george w. bush has a new title. grandpa. his daughter, jenna bush hager, gave birth to her first child in new york city on saturday. jenna and her husband named the baby margaret laura, or mila, for short. this is the "cbs morning news." for the times you need to double-check the temperature on the t

. >> crews are struggling to remove a lion air jet that crashed on saturday when it was attempting tomorning the pilot said he felt the winds were dragging it down as he struggled to regain on troll. the plane will need to be cut up because it is too heavy to tow. the man who lived by himself in the woods is now a minor celebrity. christopher knight has received a marriage proposal. a stranger has offed to bail him out of jail. they say he was looking for supplies for his camp. >> this morning, runners will pause for 26 seconds of silence before the race to honor the victims of the race at sandy hook. there is also a banner that will appear at the 26th milemarker on the course. the midwest is waking up to more than a foot of snow this morning. the blizzard conditions caused a pile up on interstate 34. another carrying cattle. several cars were involved and there were no reports of injuries to humans or the livestock. amazing to have that kind of snow at this point in the year. >> 5:21, storm team 4 meteorologist tom klerein is in the weather center. >> here a little bit of rain. but u

the hawaiian air jet is too heavy to toe in the water.one died when that plane slammed into the water on saturday. >> hugo chavez'hand-picked successor has one of the venezuelan presidential election. -- has one that does -- he won by a razor sharp margin. his challenger says he would not accept the results and has called for a full recounts. >> you said at least until noon it will be kind of gravy? >> we have that -- rainy. >> we have a little rain south and west of the metro area. things are starting to brighten up. we are about 10 minutes away from sunrise. the days are still getting longer. 58 degrees which is a comfortable start. 54 degrees in gaithersburg and frederick. you folks in culpeper are getting wet this morning and into fredericksburg. we are seeing the light rain and mist. this will only amount to maybe 1/10 of an inch today. we actually need some of this rain. this is part of a weak system that came from the south west chester day and it will head in through the morning hours. by this afternoon, it will pull out and befor

. >>> all 108 passengers and crew members survived after their lion air jet crashed into the ocean and broke into two during an aterned landing in indonesia today. officials say the plane crashed more than 100' short run wa. papers say it happened without warn. >> crew told us that they were had a preparing to land and put on safety belt and sudden will you a heard a loud noise and found out we were next tot you run uaw and on the water. >> the boeing 737 was operational for two months. lion air was involved in two accidents one that resulted in 25 deaths. the cause today's crash is under investigation. >>> two different cruise ships in the florida keys rescued 21 cuban nationals from homemade boats here is a picture from the disney wonder, who picked eight people in a boated 45 miles off the florida coast of the ship turned the people ovto the coast guard, which was captured in some video sent to us about a ktvu view intersan josi who happened to be aboard the "wonder." the say day the "the conquest" picked 32 other cubans. >>> the u.s.' military use of drones brought hundreds of prot

indonesia, that line air jets trying to land on the resort iland of bali.rs were rescued and many of them hurt. the plant overshot the run way. the plane crashed short of the run way. investigators are trying to figure out why. >> china, a truck loaded with brickings hit the house. the roof of the home coing and a lot of soul and beans and sacks of hay trapping the truck driver. he escapes with minor injuries. >> thialand,s of people in bangkok and pulling out water guns and soaking each other. >> it is the annual water festival and a new year's celebration held in the country . good timing, the weather is scorching and temperature is 104 degrees. germany. and the heavy metal band . blasting the ace of spades . a band with a four-armed drummer and a basist and guitarist. he has to have 78 of them. that's a wrap. on fox trip around the world. >> and a little more than three years since presidents president signed healthcare in law. government agencies scrambling to make sure billions on the programs are ready to time. this is the full roll out of the law beg

moving down the coast will be a much cooler air mass, the jet stream off to the north, dipping to theuth. the system that brings us a chance of showers late sunday, monday, packing a punch in terms of the colder temperatures. gusty winds getting closer, temperatures climb on up. 9:00 tomorrow night, you're starting to see a few showers showing up along the coastal hill tops, maybe along the day as the winds pick up. after monday, we'll see that any chance of showers shut down. and temperatures start to climb as we head to the middle part of the week, morning temperatures in the 40s, cooler outside tomorrow. highs mostly in the 60s, we'll be close to 66 degrees in san jose, possibly close to 70 in pleasanton, san francisco, cool, 66 around oakland, numbers in the 60s in the north bay. next three days, a chance of showers. temperatures cooling off into monday, completely different story, we hit the reset button, high pressure builds in. for any outside plans, winds back off, highs in the 70s, very likely, low 80s heading into next weekend. you can see a bit of roller coaster ride that w

we have this area of high pressure sitting right on top of us and it's limiting the cold air we find in the jet stream. all that air sinking to the surface. that's typical of high pressure. we get the sinking air. and as it sinks it warms zmaz basically what's happening over the past couple of days we're seeing the warming trend kick np the persistent offshore winds will continue to allow for not only warm conditions but an increased fire threat as you heard earlier in southern california, those wildfires definitely start getting going around this time of year. high pollen will stick around and unfortunately air quality will begin to suffer just a little bit. but the good news, this is perfect beach weather. if you are trying to get out to any area beaches tomorrow, pacifica temperatures top out near 70 degrees, winds light out of the north at five to ten, half moon bay a little cooler, ofrnl 62 today, expect to be 72 for tomorrow, but of course the pick beach and one of the familiar destinations for many of us here across the bay. 84 degrees in santa cruz tomorrow with winds light out of the n

. >>> we're getting more information about the lion air jet that crashed in bali. pilot says the wind actually dragged down the plane as he was preparing to land. the jet belly flopped in the water. it broke in two. all passengers an crew on board survived. >>> in a new report that's hout, federal -- out, federal reporters say they failed to report aging equipment before last summer's massive fire. the report says the walls of the pipe that burst had thinned to about half the thickness of a dial. it also says chevron repeatedly overlooked the problem and has a culture of "it waking for things to break." ktvu has posted the entire report on line. >>> it was a bit scary for some shoppers in san francisco. all because of a strange pet. >>> also -- some new developments in sunnyvale. why firefighters returned to the scene of a strip mall fire hours after putting the fire out. ♪ alright, let's go. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ we, we chocolate cross over. ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing fiber one 80 calorie c

. >> reporter: jet blue, air tran, delta, hawaiian, alaska, frontier and southwest. >> big part of united's low ranking had part to do with its merge with continental that led to computer problems and that led to complaints. >> we are sitting here for 45 minutes waiting for our luggage to arrive. >> reporter: over all airline performance improved year to year, the airlines do seem to be getting the message. consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> jet blue is set to receive the first american made airbus jet. the airline's ceo made the announcement today from alabama. that factory will create a thousand jobs. they hope to have to new airbus by 2016. jet blue is the largest operator of the airbus plane in the world, 120. >>> demonstrators rallied outside the food and drug administration today calling on them to require foods to be labeled. they like to know when foods have had their genes changed by man. the fda gave tentative to approval last year and is now hearing public comment. >> i want them to label the foods so we could have the knowledge. >> they have genes from another f

scandinavian airlines will launch service between sfo and copenhagen saying they will use the wide-body air bus jetsnt tick journey. they planned to fly to san francisco in 2008 but the economy canceled the plans. sfo is now the 4th destination for the airlines. >> did someone just say there could be rain out there? >> yes, we know at at&t park, there is rain. lisa urgen is watching that situation. what do you see? >> good morning to you, live doppler 7 hd shows some returns along 280, redwood city and palo alto, a few areas of light showers and in the higher elevations and across the bay in union city with wet weather, and east palo alto and down around san francisco looking at a few light showers. the pavement is wet, we have some fog, and this afternoon, the clouds will thin out and high temperatures range from the upper 50's on the coast at the bay and mid-60's inland and warmest numbers in the upper 60's. the bay bridge is looking good but we have some fog at 54 if livermore and mild if you are headed out of town the best chance of showers in the mountains and along the northern coast, still a

this is lion air domestic jet holding 100 people and it's sitting in the indian ocean off the end of the runway with a big crack in the forward third. fuselage split in half and somehow they were able to get people off the plane. i'm not sure how. people jumped off the plane. i didn't see any rescue chutes or anything like that. it's not far off the shore. it's really extraordinary. when we were told it happened, we were told at first it landed which is not true. we saw a lot of fire engines. when we saw the split in the wreckage everyone here feared the worst and amazingly they rescued everyone alive. some people did suffer at least minor injuries. maybe more severe than that. >> now this was a domestic flight in indonesia. it was coming from west java trying to land there in bali. we're not sure yet what caused the plane to miss the runway. we'll bring you more details as we get them. >>> now to rising tensions on the korean peninsula in annest by secretary of state john kerry to put north korea on notice. he's in china meeting with government officials trying to come to an agreeme

technology has advanced to the point where we can expect only one mid air collision every 100 million flight hours. the last time two commercial jetsw york city. since then, there have been three more mid air collisions, all involving one large aircraft and one small. in 1967, her dad is pilot of a plane and collides killing 81 people. >> two pilots show up at the front door, ring the doorbell, inform me mother that my father's plane had crashed. and i told him that couldn't be true because he was the best pilot. >> the outgrowth of it was a very strong commitment by piedmont airlines to get that traffic collision avoidance system. they were one of the first if not the first to fly with an active system on board. >> six years later, betty barrett is on a charter jet when it collides with a d.c.-9 over france. all 68 perish. everyone on betty's plane survives. >> my father was sitting in the aisle seat, i was sitting on the right-hand side, and i turned around and he's very british, very stoic, i said daddy, do you think we're going to make it, he said i rather doubt it, darling, and pointed to the other wing. somebody sent me this

and boeing could get formal approval to return the grounded 787 jet to the air.ery system is the issue that caused it to be taken out of service in the first place. gas prices are continuing to drive. the latest lumberg survey shows prices down 11 cents the last two weeks. and the average price of regular gasoline is now $3.54 a gallon. that is 37 cents lower than just a year ago >> and the suspect in last week's marathon bomb, now responding to investigator's questions. law enforcement trying to piece together what was behind the attacks. scott cohn has the latest on the investigation. good morning, scott. >> good morning, andrew. we expect there could be criminal charges against dzhokhar tsarnaev today. chillingly after the bombing a week with ago today, he and his brother tamerlan appeared to resume their normal lives. friends say he was at dartmouth, work withing out at the gym, talking about the bombing. and they are still in disbelief. >> it's hard top comprehend someone could go doing normal college kid stuff to bombing a marathon. >> and that about the ol

it is an advanced warplane, a fighter jet that is to be used by the air force, the navy and the marine kerp. it's the replacement for the f-16 for the air force, for a number of other planes for the marines and navy. supposed to be our new, advanced, all-purpose fighter jet. it was a plane that was supposed to be in the skies fighting now. still in development. it's an incredibly troubled program. it's a program that has gone tens of billions of dollars over budget and i burrowed into this program as a way to write about the overall challenges of trimming the defense budget because this program is in some ways singular in terms of its cost overruns and delays and the way it's been structured to, as i write in the piece, its most effective defensive attribute may not be its ray dars and sensors and missiles and stealth technology and ability to fly at supersonic speeds, it may well be the way it's designed to evade budget cutters in washington. >> more sunday at 8:00 on c-span's "q & a." the national action network recently held its annual convention in new york city. in one session, th

air traffic controllers are essential personnel. boeing's dreamliners are set to fly again. friday, the faa approved boeing's battery fix on its 787s. the jets could be in the air within weeks. meanwhile, boeing is slowing down production of its 747-8 jumbo jets because of weak demand for freighters. it is not expected to have a major effect on the jet maker's finances. dripping oil prices are seeping into the cost of gasoline. a gallon of unleaded fell around a nickel over the past week. phill flynn of price futures group joins us now. good morning to you phil. - good morning! usually you have me on when gas prices are going up and you are complaining. i think i should get some credit now that they are coming down. - how low will they go? - i think we could fall another 25¢ a gallon right now, because, let's face it, the cost of crude has been tumbling. in fact, if you look at the cost of brent crude, which has really been following gasoline prices, we are under $100 a barrel, and even opec may not be able to stop it, though they are talking about calling an emergency meeting. so the outlook for the summer driving season looks clear and sun

that's a lousy atmosphere to dry out all of that cold air typically associated with the jet stream. that's way to our north. we've got this dry wind that's continued and allowed for stinking air. you don't get a lot of cloud cover when that happens. the other unfortunate, when it gets warm, air quality in the east bay and south bay, that's what we're going to be looking at, moderate air quality. if you have respiratory illness, you want to limit your time out. in the 90s, take it easy and a heads up. 59 in san francisco. look at that, only 58. not going to cool off a whole lot tonight. that's why it's such a warm day tomorrow. in fact, even in santa cruz, 83, 89 in san jose. gilroy 93 degrees. that's going to be one of your warmest here in april this year. 90 in walnut creek, concord, dan villas well, 90 in livermore. closer to the bay, very warm, oakland 83, berkeley 81, san francisco tomorrow very comfortable at 78 degrees. temperatures do cool. there is good news. all this heat got you hot. 88 as we get towards tuesday, 85 wednesday. that's going to provide natural cooling by the

his plan to reduce the deficit after the air force is forced to ground those jets. >>> san mateo bridge traffic looks good heading out to the high-rise. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and bay area weather. >>> welcome back. time now is 4:40. the obama administration says north korea could test fire missiles at any time. it shows north korea has more than likely completed all preparations needed for launch. now the u.s. military says it's not when north korea fires the missile but where. officials say if it's over the water there are no plans to intercept it. if the missile is fired over land, interceptor missiles could be used to destroy it. south korea says it's prepared for a launch. >>> classes resume at a community college in texas after a student stabbed 14 people at the school. dillon quip said he fantasized attacking people. stabbing them in the face and the neck with a razor type knife. >> basically he is just stabbing anyone in his way. there was no pattern, there was no method. it was random. >> three students chased the attack and wrestled him to the ground unt

his plan to reduce the deficit after the air force is forced to ground those jets. >>> san mateo bridge traffic looks good heading out to the high-rise. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and bay area weather. >>> welcome back. time now is 4:40. the obama administration says north korea could test fire missiles at any time. it shows north korea has more than likely completed all preparations needed for launch. now the u.s. military says it's not when north korea fires the missile but where. officials say if it's over the water there are no plans to intercept it. if the missile is fired over land, interceptor missiles could be used to destroy it. south korea says it's prepared for a launch. >>> classes resume at a community college in texas after a student stabbed 14 people at the school. dillon quip said he fantasized attacking people. stabbing them in the face and the neck with a razor type knife. >> basically he is just stabbing anyone in his way. there was no pattern, there was no method. it was random. >> three students chased the attack and wrestled him to the ground unt

air force has begun grounding a third of its fighter jet fleet. and air force spokesman says dozens of units in the u.s., eu pacific will ultimately stand down. the grounding will involve get assigned to fighter, bomber, airborne warning and other spots. it to resolve forced spending cuts from the government that began in march. the pentagon is expected to absorber half of the $85 billion in sweeping budget cuts, called a sequester, from the inability of congress to reach a deal on deficit- reduction. >> americans are starting to feel the impact of force federal spending cuts. that according to a new cnn/o r c international star break. more than two-thirds of americans said the cuts, also on the sequestered, greatly or somewhat affected the nation's economy. 40 percent said the cuts have greatly or somewhat affected them personally. the cuts went into effect march, slashing $85 billion on the rest of fiscal year 2013, which ends september 30th. there were mandated by a 2011 agreement by congress that raised the federal debt ceiling. >> we have plen

the jumbo jet boeing hoped would be the future of air travel. and this evening, those jets are getting ready to take off again. so, what was the fix? did they ever figure out what was wrong with that battery system? here's abc's akiko fujita. >> reporter: the dreamliner took to the skies over japan today, home to half the world's fleet. a successful flight testing its new battery system. in africa, the first commercial 787 flight in four months. a welcome sign for a fleet plagued by problems. >> there's nothing that's truly life-threatening. but you had a bunch of technical snafus that have made things difficult. >> reporter: the 787 was supposed to revolutionize air travel. but the dreamliner has been one, big headache. while batteries overheated back in january, grounding the entire fleet. this fire on a boston tarmac and smoke onboard a flight in japan, prompting an faa investigation. boeing redesigned its battery system, adding more insulation and a venting tube to prevent the risk of fire. while boeing insists it fixed the battery problem, t

the jets could be back in the air as early as june. >>> officials at one of japan's biggest heavy industry firms are looking for ways to stay internationally competitive. they're reportedly discussing a merger with a ship builder. sources say kawasaki heavy industries and mitsui are in talks to integrate their businesses. between them the companies made more than $18 billion in sales as of fiscal 2011. a merger would create japan's second biggest heavy machinery company after mitsubishi heavy industries. the talks are an indication of how tough competition in ship building has become. orders received before the 2008 global financial crisis have mostly been met. new orders are scarce due to a glut of vessels. kawasaki and mitsui hope it will help them remain globally competitive in ship building as well as other sectors such as aerospace and marine energy development. sources say both companies harbor skeptics who are wary of the plan. company officials have yet to hammer out the details of the deal which would include the merger ratio and the new management structure. >>> japan's supermark

people's liberation army troop movements that are increasing at a rising number of chinese air force fighter jetsn the area, and naval live fire exercises by its warships in the yellow sea. all of this happens as tensions ease escalate between the united states and dprk. china, north korea's closest ally. other stories tonight include the markets heading into the second quarter after a record setting beginning of the year, wall street veteran bob doll joins us to steel us how far bulls run. colorado prosecutors rejected a plea deal for aurora gunman, james holmes, choosing to seek the death penalty for the mass murder. dobbs law takes up the case tonight. immigration reform negotiations still behind closed doors, still being conducted in secret with new reports that the border is becoming less, not more sker. katie and steven hayes the guest tonight. a weekend deal over guest worker visas has members of the so-called gang of 8 in the senate optimistic that immigration reform may soon be a reality. others are warning that rushing into a vote without open hearings and public scrutiny would wreck th

>> low cost carriers, jet blue, and air tran led the list. the worst included american and united. unfortunately for thousands who are flying, the experience will not be improving anytime soon. airlines are reluctant to add new flights or bigger planes, so the flights we see in the sky will be packed. for "nightly business report," phil lebeau, alabama. >>> how do you feel about your trip to ireland later this week? >> i'm going to be going on united so they've got four days to get it together. i think one of the things phil said to me offline earlier was that one of the things that crept up with united was that last year when they integrated their systems with continental, there were major snafus and that got a lot of people angry. >>> coming up, tax changes are coming in. they could impact your nest egg. new retirement strategies to consider. first a look at how international markets fared today. >>> if it's monday, it must be belgium. jack lew is on his first trip to europe, meeting with the leader of the european union in brussels. lew says that struggling european countries sh

. >> reporter: jet blue, air tran, delta, hawaiian, alaska, frontier and southwest. >> big part of united's low ranking had part to do with its merge with continental that led to computer problems and that led to complaints. >> we are sitting here for 45 minutes waiting for our luggage to arrive. >> reporter: over all airline performance improved year to year, the airlines do seem to be getting the message. consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> jet blue is set to receive the first american made airbus jet. the airline's ceo made the announcement today from alabama. that factory will create a thousand jobs. they hope to have to new airbus by 2016. jet blue is the largest operator of the airbus plane in the world, 120. >>> demonstrators rallied outside the food and drug administration today calling on them to require foods to be labeled. they like to know when foods have had their genes changed by man. the fda gave tentative to approval last year and is now hearing public comment. >> i want them to label the foods so we could have the knowledge. >> they have genes from another f

to prevent that, hutt drops his right wing, trading altitude for air speed. the jet'sputer warns that their jet is not geared for landing. with the ground approaching rapidly, hut must level the aircraft before ejection. >> what is paramount is to be wings level. it really helps your chances of survival. when you put any bank on the airplane, it lessens, especially in a low level environment. all i was thinking about was making sure is that we were wing level before we ejected. >> the pilots try to restart one last time. >> going to try to get a restart going. >> okay. >> okay. engine is stopped. >> with time running out, hutt prepares to eject. his last has being is to aim the jet where it will do the least harm when it crashes. >> i took a quick look around to see where the airplane was going. straight ahead looked good. set the throttle back to idle. the ground was coming up fast so it was time to go. >> are you ready? >> i am ready. we have an engine failure. >> okay. prepare to abandon the aircraft. >> eject, eject, eject. >> it's an explosive situation. you're li

-2 bombers just left and now we're learning that f-22 fighter jets arrived for more joint exercises. and they're the most advanced in our air force. elizabeth prann. >> the muscle flexing continues. reports are u.s. military officials are flying f 22 stealth fighter jets in joint exercise was south korea. the f-22 raptor technology is known for being unmatched. the advanced fighter jet is incredible to radar and air defense systems. the arrival of the f-22 is coming just days after the u.s. trained over south current turf with both b-2 bombers, as well as-- or b-52 bombers as well as b-52 stealth bombers. former ambassador john bolton tells fox news the u.s. main land should not be as concerned as north korea's neighboring countries such as south korea and japan. he doesn't discredit the possibility of future violence in that region. >> i think these threats, while they're not credible in terms of reaching the united states have nonetheless surpassed what i'll call the normal level of north korean rhetoric. we may not be worried, but i can tell you in south korea and japan, they're concerned that we've gotten to a level now

we're following new reports this morning that an israeli air force jet has shot down a hezbollah droneel. our leland vittert is following this from our jerusalem bureau this morning. so, leland, what can you tell us here? >> reporter: martha it appears this drone came from southern lebanon, that means hezbollah the militant group there. that means this drone of iranian manufacture. whether controlled by iranians or hezbollah which is iranian proxy is unclear. this isn't the first time we've had an iranian drone fly over israel. just about six months ago a drone flew over israel for some 30 minutes. that is when the israeli f-16s shot it down. dramatic gun sight video they provided. this time the israelis did not let the drone make landfall in israel, shooting it down five miles off the coast of israel in very strategic and important city. that is the city of haifa which has a lot of israel's petrochemical areas there, a lot of refineries there and also just near the israeli offshore natural gas facility. whether this drone was a suicide drone and was going to fly itself into some area

syrian air force fighter jets overflew the camp, and sent its shellshocked residents scurrying. nawaf al moussa came from the countryside of idlib. >> ( translated ): it's not safe at all because at the moment the aircraft are over the camp. everyday there is the sound of aircraft because aleppo, which is 30 kilometers from here, there is war there. we're not fighters. we came here to feel safe, because we are civilians. >> sreenivasan: the united nations refugee office says two years of upheaval have uprooted at least four million syrians. that's about one-fifth of the entire population. more than one million have fled to neighboring nations; more than 300,000 are in lebanon; a similar number in jordan; nearly 200,000 are in turkey and 100,000-plus in iraq. but at least another three million have been displaced internally. and that number comes from the syrian government itself; the actual number is suspected to be much larger. with syria's neighbors straining to serve the huge refugee populations flooding their countries, it is becoming harder and harder for many syrians to le

air force deployed fighter jets to its main base in south korea, two days after north korea put its rocket units on standby for potential attack on u.s. bases. north korea also said it is entering a "state of war" was south korea, but few expected to conduct any aggressive action beyond verbal threats. at least one afghan child and a number of others were killed in -- other people were killed in afghanistan on saturday when a u.s.-led nato helicopter opened fire in an eastern province. the a dignities of the other victims remain under dispute, with conflicting reports of the death toll of either 15 civilians or 9 taliban fighters. india's supreme court has issued a landmark ruling rejecting a longtime effort to block production of cheaper generic drugs. novartis had sought pented protection for a cancer drug in india since 2006. the case was seen as a critical test of in his ability to manufacture low-cost generic drugs that are distributed throughout the global sow to treat infectious diseases. earlier today, the medical charity doctors without borders praised the court's decision. >> it

unbelievable, but i asked myself what is going on here because it's -- i'm not sure it's safe, but there's jets of airt push people up? >> it's an air flow system. you can land, and the air circulates. -- liz: have you tried is >> >> yes, i had absolutely no thought of ever doing sky diving, and never have done, but i came out thinking if this is what it's like, i could do it. one of the interesting things is precision sky diving teams prak there at night. it's so realistic that they feel it duplicates the experience of jumping out of a plane. liz: you know, when we go to the cruise industry overall, it is a smart man who learns not just from his mistakes, but those of others. way have you learned from carnival where the ship lost power, couldn't tow the thing, too far out, ran out of food. did you make changes in the wake of their problems? >> well, again, as i said, the industry faces the challenge of communicating to consumers that it's a safe and reliable vacation choice, which is has been over the years. what happened in the last year and a half or so is that the industry association is global. t

but the jet stream is allowing cooler air over the west. outh the opposite butut the jet stream is to north so we're getting a southerly flowly into the mid section of the country where temperatures are boosted a bit and for us we're getting a west flow.low. so we'll stay in the warm sector and that is just going to increase as we head through the next seven days. so we'll get a nice temperature rise out of all of this. here is a look at what's happening, a couple of major systems. one moving its way heading intot the upper midwest, a cek k second one to the sound. that will push to the north alone the the coast. you'll see a development of a low pressure system. then as far as the west, we'll see a pretty strong front systet as we head to the later part of the week which we'll set us for thunderstorms.th we have a stationery system and that will set us up for seeingg ain't isolated sprinkle or two or showers. nothing major, but it just could possibly happen and i cannot rule out the chance of maybebe seeing a light shower into thehe course

dreamliner grounded since january for overheated battery problems took to the air with passengers today. the ethiopian airlines jet made an uneventful landing or flight from adis ababa to nairobi. the 787s are slowly coming back into service with modified batteries designed to eliminate the risk of fire. >>> if you had this nickel, you really would be a millionaire. a rare 1913 liberty head nickel has been sold at an auction for more than $3 million. the owner of the nickel died in a car accident in 1962 and his daughter recovered it from the wreck. only five of the nickels are known to exist. >>> up next, the scenes that have hundreds of thousands of people taking up bird watching. >>> finally tonight, from humboldt bay, california, the view that's taking flight across computer screens everywhere. two american bald eagles and their brand new eaglets, whose every meal are being beamed to a growing crowd of fans around the world. mike taibbi reports. >> reporter: monty merrick spends a lot of time nursing injured bird backs to health. this one survived a gun shot wound. >> you can see how that wing wants to droop.

the forecast for this model says the jet stream will move to the north with global warming because there will be more warm airn here. if you move the jet stream to the north that is where the planes fly. so if the planes are flying in the new location of the jet stream therefore the planes will get into a bumpier flight. what they are going to have to do it will burn more fuel if the jet stream is eventually here the planes will fly to the north or south. that is the whole kit and caboodleal in a nut shell. the jet stream will move where the planes are flying now. >> everything will be more expensive. thanks so much. good to see you boepth. thanks. >>> you might remember this video. this was ten years ago today. this was baghdad. a group of u.s. marines putting an american flag on top of the statue statue. >> now that flag is at the center of controversy. we will speak to a marine who has that flag. jet free-credit-score-dot-com ♪ ♪ don't forget! narrator: offer applies with enrollment in freecreditscore.com at a hertz expressrent kiosk, you can rent a car without a reservation... and without a line. now that

. >> narrator: three days after the air strikes on al-bara, the regime jets returned. ahmad had tried to film the planes on his phone. >> (translated): i curse the father of assad and bashar the dog. >> (translated): i hoped to die and become a martyr, but god was satisfied with just shrapnel in my body, thank god. i can't move my legs. there's a dangerous injury in my head. shrapnel has gone in here, and they can't get it out. there's shrapnel in my chest, too. they can't get it out. my arm's been badly injured. i can't move it. i can't carry a weapon anymore. >> (translated): if he was martyred, i would pick up his gun and fight in his place. >>(translated): if anything happened to me you would kill as many people as there are stars in the sky, right? >>(translated): i swear to god, i wouldn't just kill them with a rifle, but i would use my own teeth. if god gave me the strength, if one day i saw bashar al-assad, i would drink nothing but his blood. not only for my son, but for all those who have been killed. >> nartor: the orontes river valley reveals syria's likely