we just need more americans in guadeloupe. we need to go back to where we were in the '70s. >> reporter: and with real airline competition, guadeloupe expects to get there. as for norwegian's future, says michael e. levine... >> you can do the kind of thing we're talking about pretty well as a new, relatively small niche airline. as you grow, your labor force becomes more senior. you're under a lot of the pressures that make these other airlines less efficient. norwegian's challenge is to figure out how to grow and maintain its competitive edge. that is something that many airlines have failed at over the years. >> reporter: but it's not something that guadeloupe has to worry about, it seems, not for a while. for the pbs newshour... come on in, the water's fine! this is economics correspondent paul solman, reporting from france, in the caribbean. >> sreenivasan: the tense state of relations between the u.s. and saudi arabia have been roiled lately by two issues: a pending bill in congress that would allow lawsuits against coun

. >> that's because leaders voted to have more than 200 tons of trash trucked to the guadeloupe landfill in san jose. that's across the street from this neighborhood where people say the trash and diesel fumes are going to create an extra stench when the plan goes into effect in 2017. waste management operators of the land fill say they don't have a stench problem. >> there's been no complains verified that come from us by the bay area air quality management district in at least the last 2 1/2 years. >> really? that's the biggest joke i ever heard. where else would it come from? do we have any dump trucks of this nature coming in the area? >> is there a reality check in order? >> bring your nose plugs. >> waste manage miami does say even with the added load from milpitas, the landfill will be taking in less trash than it did just four years ago. things should be smelling peachy. >> ask those seagulls. >>> it's an heroic act for an east bay bus driver. he helps to reunite a family. >> he was honored at the ac transit board meeting in oakland. april 30th, he was driving his bus when he

trucks in the guadeloupe landfill. that's across the street.ts say the trash and the fumes from the trucks is creating a stench. that will be a big mess when the plan goes into place. >>> a heroic act for a bus driver. he helped reunite a missing boy with his family. he was honored at the a.c. transit board meeting in oakland. on april 30th, he was driving his bus on grand avenue, when he saw a boy on his scooter on the sidewalk. he said the 7-year-old boy looked too young to be alone. and something didn't seem right. >> when i got him in the bus, i started talking to him, i realized -- i realized he was lost. and i realized that he didn't realize he was lost. >> good man. after talking to the boy for some time, he learned his name. his name was danny. he had traveled all the way from his family's home in piedmont. danny has a mild form of autism. he worked with police to bring him home to his family. >> happy ending for everyone all around. >>> up next, we're going to hear from the rriors. we'll take you back out to oakland. thank you so much.

because milpitas city leaders voted to have 200 tons of trash trucked up to the guadeloupe land fillevery day. it's across the street from a neighborhood where people say the trash and diesel fuels create an extra stench. waste management operators of the land fill say they don't have a stench problem. >> there's been no complaints verified that come from us by the bay area air quality management district in at least the last 2 1/2 years. >> really? that's the biggest joke i ever heard. where else it would come from? realistically, do we have any other dump strucks of this nature? >> waste management does say even with the added load, the land fill will be taking in less trash than four years ago. >> birds not helping the situation either. >>> next, the gun that killed trayvon martin might be on the auction block. the post from george zimmerman that has many people infuriated. we'll take a look at steph curry's new shoes and how you can get them. taking a look at the big board this morning, dowç recovering from its worst day in three months. >> steph chuang live in san francisco by

this is a live look in san jose at guadeloupe park downtown. people are getting ready for the color run. it's a 5k race that starts about ten minutes from now. in a few hours if you see people covered in paint at the supermarket or something, that's what they did this morning. >>> now to a man sent to the hospital after a chp officer physically subdued him. he will now be getting nearly $2 million from the state of california. we exposed the incident and the fact hat officer involved remains on the job. but it's what we discovered about that financial payout that's upsetting a lot of people. senior investigative reporter stephen stock has the inside story. r>> reporter:. >> reporter: these photos show the aftermath of a traffic stop on a remote stretch of i-80 wegs of trucky. 58-year-old russian truck driver oleg unconscious, hisands still cuffed behind his back during a traffic stop. after he stopped breathing he then had to be throne flown to a level one trauma center because he refused to sign an invalid traffic ticket. two years after the n