erything you need to start your day, plus sports weather and the fun stories with louis burgdorf which you may have missed over night. we begin in southern china where hundreds are missing after a passenger ship capsized in the yangtze river. they say the small cruise ship called the eastern star was carrying 458 people. most of them elderly. the survivors include the captain who according to the south china morning post believes the vessel was hit by a tornado. at least five people have been confirmed dead. 15 have been rescued. there was pictures of people being rescued. the paper reports the premier was on sight instructing the effort. people could be heard crying for help for some twelve hours after the wreck. this video shows one rescuer on top of the hull tapping down with a hammer and what he's doing to trying to listen for a response. you can see him pointing down as others come to listen. state media report 80 miles per hour winds at the time of the wreck but the cause of the capsize is not yet known. let's go to back here at home. back changes are underway at the tsa after a

do we have louis burgdorf? are you here? >> i'm here but there's a little problem. there's a problem in the control room, but thanks very much. harvard just received its largest gift ever of $400 million from a billionaire john paulson. not everyone was impressed some of the some pointed out he benefitted to the tune of $15 billion from betting against the housing market back in 2007. others like a best selling arthur criticized him for adding to the already substantial endowment tweeting it came down to helping the poor or giving the world's richest university $400 million it doesn't need. and then add if billionaires don't step up harvard will be down to their last billion. >>> they're back in the habit. disney is working on a remake of sister act according to the hollywood reporter the studio hired writers to write the script. no word on who the roles will be in the reboot. i think they might be setting themselves up for failure. the future late night host steven come stephen colbert is testing out new looks and telling us what he's been doing with all this time

gives you everything you need to start your day, plus sports weather and the fun stories with louis burgdorfwhich you may have missed over night. we begin in southern china where hundreds are missing after a passenger ship capsized in the yangtze river. they say the small cruise ship called the eastern star was carrying 458 people. most of them elderly. the survivors include the captain who according to the south china morning post believes the vessel was hit by a tornado. at least five people have been confirmed dead. 15 have been rescued. there was pictures of people being rescued. the paper reports the premier was on sight instructing the effort. people could be heard crying for

. >> and let's get to louis burgdorf.omas can officially check drive a car through a garage door on purpose off his bucket list. he fulfilled a lifelong dream with a little help from his family and two motorcycle helmets helmets. take a look at this. >> i hit the gas, squealed the tires and bang we went through the door. >> one, two, three. i think it's in the category of the demolition derby. it was thrilling to get to do it after all these years. which i never thought would ever happen. i don't know what i could do to top it. i'm getting too old to top anything. just live life to the extreme. >> i have a lot of respect for that. it looked like a lot of fun. speaking of moments you'll never forget. let's go to staten island. one man got the shock of a lifetime. a man was trying to figure out a way to finance repairs when he remembered leaving a power ball ticket he pinned behind a pipe in his basement. he didn't check his ticket from the drawing. when he did, he found out it was worth $136 million. he has modest plans fo