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record guinness al convertirse en la mÁs larga durÓ 30 horas se realizÓ en un estudio de televisiÓn en oslo? buenos días martes 28 de mayo feliz inicio de semana, tendremos la información, ya le diremos de la labvor para su rescate. >> está con las autoridades el hombre que tiene responsabilidad en el accidente de cobró la vidka de tres jovnes. >>

the air bus left for oslo. 75 passengers were on board, no injuries were reported. >>> the tokyo stock market has another day of highly volatile trading, but it managed to post a gain after thursday's sharp decline. it ended up 0.89%. they lost more than 1,000 points between the interday high and low. it opened above 15,000 at one stage after u.s. markets didn't fall overnight but they faced strong selling pressure as the yen regained strength. sources say investors remain cautious following trading. they said that trading may be unstable for awhile. >>> wildly swinging stocks are keeping many on edge. there was a seminar in osaka on friday and 850 individual investors listened to specialists talk about the tokyo market outlook. >> translator: because stock prices plunged on thursday, i came to hear what we can expect to see in the future. i was so worried last night i couldn't sleep a wink. >> stock prices have been going up too fast. i don't think they can just keep on rising like that. they surely will come crashing down one of these days. i'm ready. >> translator: many investors ar

flight 762 had just taken off from heathrow airport to oslo. when witnesses saw black smoke from an engine forcing it to return. ault all passengers and crew got off safely. it closed all runways for a while. >>> the targeting of conservative groups, lois lerner was placed on leave after being forced to resign. she took the fifth when call to testify before congress. fbz news saying eric holder signing off on a warrant clearing the justice department to search the e-mail of a fox news reporterment holder recused himself from a separate doj investigation of the associated press. >>> less than a week from a bipartisan bill cleared a key hurdle, house republicans say, hey, not so fast. speaker john boehner saying his chamber will chart its own path on immigration laws. more on that later. >>> charles ramsey, kidnapped in cleveland, he saved three women. more than several restaurants are offering a free burger for the rest of his life. remember he had said he had that burger when he heard that cry for help. >>> time now for your first look at busin

at a recent conference in oslo, participants discussed the european financial crisis. she explains how lithuania's economy has held up so far. >> lithuania already in 2011, 2012 started to grow by 5%, 6%, and this year, we expect more than 3% growth. >> the financial crisis hit lithuania later and harder than most other countries. in response, the government cut its budget and was thus able to pull itself out of the financial crisis without international financial aid. >> the average cut on wages was about 20% 30 of we will years. 20%. average of pension cuts -- 5%. >> the avera cut on wages was about 20% for two years. >> not long after lithuania declared its independence from the soviet union, she completed her university studies. she is a political economist by training. later, she worked at two lithuanian government ministries, international economic relations and foreign affairs. she served as lithuanians finance minister and then made the move to european politics. in 2004, she was appointed e. you commissioner for financial programming and the budget. she is sai

at a recent conference in oslo, participants discussed the european financial crisis. she explains how lithuania's economy has held up so far. >> lithuania already in 2011, 2012 started to grow by 5%, 6%, and this year, we expect more than 3% growth. >> the financial crisis hit lithuania later and harder than most other countries. in response, the government cut its budget and was thus able to pull itself out of the financial crisis without international financial aid. >> the average cut on wages was about 20% 30 of we will years. 20%. average of pension cuts -- 5%. >> the average cut on wages was about 20% for two years. >> not long after lithuania declared its independence from the soviet union, she completed her university studies. she is a political economist by training. later, she worked at two lithuanian government ministries, international economic relations and foreign affairs. she served as lithuanians finance minister and then made the move to european politics. in 2004, she was appointed e. you commissioner for financial programming and the budget. she is s

but flights to athens and oslo are 4% cheaper. and people are booking well in advance - in some cases, booking flights for the holidays at year's end. "consumers were not doing that two years ago. they were not that confident." as for lodging, despite 8,000 additonal hotel rooms built for the summer olympics, london hotel rooms average $264 a night. but that's still cheaper than the average for hotel rooms in paris. retail sales in april made a rebound from march - up a slight .1%, but that still beats the street's expectation, which was a .3% decline. later this week will be more hints about the health of the nation's retailers when macy's, wal-mart, nordstrom and beleagured jc penny all report earnings. walgreen's is extending its pharmacy deal with cvs. under a multi-year contract, walgreen's will continue its agreement to fill prescriptions for cvs caremark. last year, walgreen's lost customers when it stopped doing business with express scripts. amazon's "virtual" money on the market. the e-tailer rolled out gold cash called

ba flight 762 en route to oslo. 75 people were evacuated. northern runway which has been closed to heathrow. we understand three people have been treated for minor injuries after the evacuation of that plane. >>> european stocks ahead of the u.s. open have just turned tail a little bit. we were off 2% for those two markets yesterday. a bit of green for the french and italian markets. u.s. futures have turned around a little bit, as well. we are currently for the dow some, what, 15 points below fair value? the nasdaq at the moment is five points below fair value and the s&p 500 at the moment is around about 3 points below fair value. speaking earlier, james bullard gave an upbeat assessment about growth. >> you think the u.s. economy is improving. we think we continue to see reasonably good data on the economy. i'm more optimistic than most of my colleagues, probably, on the fomc. i'm still expecting the% growth for the year. >> joining us from the cme, todd horitz. todd, good to see you. it looks like we might have a down week. we haven't ha

but flights to athens and oslo are 4% cheaper. and people are booking well in advance - in some cases, booking those flights for the holidays at year's end. "consumers were not doing that two years ago. they were not that confident." as for lodging, despite 8,000 additonal hotel rooms built for the summer olympics, london hotel rooms average $264 a night. but that's still cheaper than the average for hotel rooms in paris. still ahead, a way to control hotel costs by taking your own souped-up tent or trailer on the road. first buiness will be back right after this. consider our next report keeping up with the jones for the camping crowd. it's called "glamp-ing," which is short for "glamorous camping." ky sisson takes us on the trial to find happy campers in santa barbara, california. high-end hotels are a dime a dozen along the beach city of santa barbara, but luxurious accomodations are now coming in other ways than your typical hotel. "glamping," a combination of glamor and camping, brings comfort to the great outdoors. [door ope

board were safely evacuated and the plane was carrying seventy five passengers and was on route to oslo but was forced to turn back shortly after takeoff both of those runways were closed following the incident although since all this one of them has reopened. a spectacular fire broke out in a fuel death row north of brazil's capital rio de janiero at least one person the forty three year old man was killed in the inferno six giant fuel containers of the storage site caught on fire by sending flames up to fifty meters high forcing firefighters to evacuate nearby schools and houses according to officials the or the owner of the death row petro gold had lost his license to operate but continued doing so pending a court appeal. where the hundred farmers here in half an hour's time but for now it's a nerd alert gizmos and gadgets abound with technology doesn't just a moment live from moscow this is artsy. paranoia and zero tolerance policies strikes yet again the latest in a string of children being punished for making gun noises or playing with toy guns involves a son of a u.s. marine who

. >> the oslo bound flight turned back soon after takeoff. all passengers evacuated safely. >>> teachers and student reunited at their elementary school completely destroyed. >> i got to see my friends and that they are alive. >>> two more arrests in the gruesome london terror attack after a british soldier, lee rigby, hacked to death in broad daylig daylight. >>> a magnitude 5.7 earthquake in california. >> i thought someone hit our house with their car. >> heavy rain, flash flooding and damaging winds. >> a lady trapped here in a car. >>> the boy scouts will accept openly gay scouts. the change in rules doesn't include gay adult scout leaders. >> all that -- >> watch it. makes the catch. and mclouth has the ball. all right. >> are y >> you are commander in chief, you can close guantanamo. >> if i was president, i would say you close guantanamo bay. >> in the worst of john 3:16, membership has its privileges. >> on "cbs this morning." >> it's come out, in high school, president obama signed a girl's year book by calling her how he calls her

it was bound for oslo, norway, when the pilot reported a technical problem. both runways were closed for a short period of time. the passengers were evacuated using the emergency slide. >>> if you were planning on visiting t office in san jose or oakland today, forget about it. today is a furlough todayday for four federal government agencies. the irs, the environmental protection agency and the white house office of management and budget. four other furlough days blamed on sequester days. june 14st, july 5th, july 22nd and august 30th. the irs warns taxpayers should continue to file their returns and pay owed taxes. >>> the cleveland man who helped rescue three kidnapped woman is getting a tasty reward from the golden arches. one day after they offered him free food for life, the national chain comes back and says they offer him free food for a year. the chain didn't want to appear like a publicity move and were not trying to benefit from the tragedy. charles ramsey told interviewers he was eating mcdonald's and put down his big mac to help rescue the women.

major malfunction of one of the engines the airbus was carrying seventy five passengers and flying to oslo but was forced to turn back shortly after takeoff. and a spectacular fire broke out in a fuel death row north of brazil's capital rio de janeiro at least one person a forty three year old man was killed in the inferno six giant fuel containers at the storage site ignited sending flames soaring up to fifty meters high forcing five fighters to evacuate nearby schools and houses according to officials the owner of the depo petra gold had lost its license to operate but continued working pending a court appeal. if you have access thirty minutes time next day people of l. is here with crossed on. paranoia and zero tolerance policies strikes yet again the latest in a string of children being punished for making gun noises or playing with toy guns involves a son of a us marine who had the audacity as a child to use his imagination and p. pretended his pencil was our gun banger children imitate what they see on every t.v. channel and in many video games kids are going to see a lot of guns in

tell our viewers what happened. >> basically, the plane had just taken off from heathrow to oslo.aft and saw part of the engine cover fly off. now, that was about enough. but a few moments later, other passengers say on the right-hand of the aircraft, they saw flames coming out of that engine. and that's very much what we see in the pictures, wolf. we have the plane coming overhead. where you can clearly see smoke coming out of the right-hand of the engine. but when you look at the plane on the ground, you realize that both engines on this a-319 lost their covers. and that's going to be the conundrum in solving this. why did both engines seem to have something happen to them during this flight. >> it must have been, richard, so terrifying for the passengers. what are you hearing? >> terrifying at one level because of the noise, but at the same time, quite normal in the sense that the plane didn't jolt, or didn't dive or anything like that. modern aircraft are designed to fly on one engine. from what i hear, of course, is this -- by the time the pilot had stabilized the aircraft, b

the airlines says the plane was headed for oslo but had some sort of technical problem and returned to heathrow shortly after takeoff. all 75 passengers were able to get off the plane shortly. >> shas >>> sharks are back in san jose. they lost 3-0 putting them down in the series, three games to two. game six will be at the shark tank. the puck drop still has not been announced. maybe they will turn it around. >> i like to think of it more on the brink of coming back. bring it on home. >> from the ice to the diamond, the giants are at home kicking off a three-game series against the colorado rockies. >>> throwing out tonight's first pitch, a very special woman. barbara is the founder of the kiss the toad creation, a nonprofit organization whose main goal is to make children who are battling life threatening illnesses or disabilities smile. she certainly does that. since 2008, she has sewn more than 1,000 super he rro capes. >>> reverend cecil williams and janice mirakatani are celebrating their 50th anniversary with glide memorial church in san francisco. a portion of tonight's proceeds

. >> and, i remember being in oslo one night. and she completely broke down.ecause she was running out of money. she was in total fear. and i could sense it. i said to myself, wow, this is bad. i can't let this happen to me. i just, intuitively, her dna passed to me, on that fear. and it's changed me forever. >> reporter: years later, her fortunes would change. and she would loan her son $10,000 for the software business he would later sell for billions. >> many people have tried to figure out what i'm worth. i have enough to get by. i'm okay. >> reporter: o'leary has all the toys that come with success. the cars, the private jets, even a secret location that stores a private wine collection as massive as his ego. this is what a million dollars in wine looks like. no surprise it includes his very own label. >> that is nectar from the nipple of aphrodite. >> reporter: just another taste of the good life for the man they call "mr. wonderful." a life that includes linda, his wife of more than 20 years, and their two kids. bo will have to make it on their own, bec

they left london heading for oslo when the incident happened. they turned around and land.passengers' emergen emergen were deployed. in the end, a safe one for the 775 people on that plane. >> mark phillips, thank you. >>> authorities in brittain are on the lookout for more violence. two more suspects in the case were arrested yesterday. britain's government calls the killing an apparent terror attack. the murdered soldier has been identified as lee rigby, 25 years old, the father of a young son. he fought in afghanistan and was in the army as a drummer. >>> the fate of jodi arias will take more time to decide. she was convicted earlier this month of killing her former boyfriend. lawyers and the judge will meet to see if another jury will consider execution. >>> memorial day weekend unofficially kicks off summer and it may be the most important summer of the jersey shore. kathryn brown of our affiliate station wcbs is looking at the excitement. >> reporter: there's so much excitement this morning. people started coming down as early as 4:00 this morning just to be able to g

it was headed to oslo but turned back to london because of that fire.as you know. arthel was talking about that bloody video of a knife-wielding terrorist going viral after a british soldier was killed in the streets. they're investigating there. london's metro police quick to say this plane emergency landing is not being treated as a terrorist incident. they make that very clear. one unconfirmed theory is that the plane's engines were hit by a bird. jon? jon: all right. harris faulkner, if you learn anything else get back to us. >> will do. jon: thank you. arthel: always a nervous time as you taking off. you as a pilot but me as a passenger for sure. jon: takeoff and landing the most dangerous phases of flight. arthel: yeah. well, amid multiple washington scandals president obama now trying to defend one of his administration's most controversial programs. we'll have it for you when we come back. arthel: president obama now defending his administration's controversial drone program. he says the airstrikes are necessary for national security. >> for the

saw the ago the cdc reduction of autzen will does as a lead the greatest achievements of the -- of oslo bill does as the greatest achievements of the century. going forward, progress will come from technologies in reducing driver error. ofe of them 90% is a result vehicles and offered safety fuelty as well as less consumption. we see a robust debate in the press. this is the wrong question. safety about some magic moment in the future. they are providing an important benefit. the premise that technology will yield safety benefits for american drivers. technology is not the biggest obstacle to the deployment of innovation. our polling shows consumers equate technology with safety. that is promising. and they are dubious about self driving vehicles. .his is deeply and grains liability is a huge problem. who is responsible is something fails? we see higher project costs improbable reduction appeared connectivity is a critical component. how will we condoled these challenges. themore salient is consumers cycle. we only turn over the fleet in a decade. we have some recommendations. most time

last night one plane headed to nashville, one to oslo, norway, got too close on the runway.ording to the faa, at about 7:30 last night, express jet flight 4226 was taxiing to the runway with standinavian airlines flight -- scandinavian airlines flight 908 behind it. when the airbus headed to a different taxiway, its wing clipped the express jet's tail. in january, two boeing 777s clipped wings at washington's dulles airport. two years ago, an air france operated a-380 super jumbo jet, the biggest commercial airliner in the world, clipped the tail of a regional jet at jfk airport, spinning the smaller plane like a toy. no one was injured in either collision. >> it's the inability of the pilot to accurately judge the distance all the way out to the wing tip. pilots taxi airplanes frequently, but when you have a lot of airplanes and it's at night, it's hard to judge something that far from you. >> reporter: scandinavian air released a statement saying, "the winglet, the very, very tip of the wing was damaged, and is being removed." while a representative from express jet said,