. >> to ascend the rock they're not using any aid at all. they're just climbing the rock. >> reporter: jorgeson has made it a nail-biter. it took him an entire week to scale one section. >> and the dedication that he had to have to keep that going, you know? he had to really want it. that's kevin, yep. he posted that last night. >> reporter: jorgeson's friends have been monitoring his progress on social media. jorgeson got his start at the vertex tackling his first climb there when he was just 11 years old. >> i'm constantly impressed. the guy is a machine. he is absolutely one of the best in the world at rock climbing. >> reporter: as the climbers enter the home stretch, jorgeson's friends from the vertex plan to meet him at the top of el capitan tomorrow. >> i'm sure he'll be really stoked to see a lot of friends and family. >> reporter: in santa rosa jodi hernandez -- >> it will probably be just like a little mini celebration. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> more on the history-making climbers as they are ascending, they are seeing ama

clearing them only to ascend to 34,000 feet. this is when things changed. they made a rapid ascent, according to one of the investigators today, going steeply within 30 seconds to 37,400 feet at which point the plane suddenly descended down to 24,000 feet and out of tar detection by air traffic control. those were the harrowing, terrifying and incredibly sad last few moments of airasia flight 8501. >> and obviously things just went very wrong, very quickly. reporting live at a quarter past 2:00 in jakarta. thanks. >>> the families of the victims of malaysia airlines flight 370 are hoping for new information about what happened to their loved ones later this hour. we're waiting for the malaysian transport ministry begin a news conference scheduled for about foims from now -- 15 minutes from now. millions of searching has turned up no sign of the missing jet or its 239 passengers and crew. mh370 vanished less than an hour after taking off from koala lump lumpur. we'll have a full report and reaction from family. >>> now to the u.s. state of california where o

was senate majority leader and use this as fight resident and took it to the oval office when he ascended to the presidency. that is his chair, his telephone, this is his suite of furniture, including the rocking chair that he sat in on meetings. you will recognize that being similar to the rocking chairs john f. kennedy used when he was president. it was done by the same manufacturer. every president gets to choose the portraits he wants to grace his oval office. in president johnson's case, he chose george washington, andrew jackson, and his hero, franklin roosevelt. he was very much a product of the new zealand was a protege of franklin roosevelt saw the great potential in young lyndon johnson. when johnson became president, it was his hope he would finish the new deal and finish with his great society what president roosevelt started with the new deal. one of the things fdr left unaddressed was civil rights. ultimately president johnson will be remembered as the civil rights president for having signed into law the civil rights act of 1964 which broke the back of jim crow and separate

he used it as vice president and took it to the oval office when he ascended to the presidency. that is his chair. that is his telephone. this is his suite of furniture including the rocking chair he sat in on meetings. he will recognize that as being similar to the rocking chairs john f. kennedy used when he was president. he was done by the same manufacturer -- it was done by the same manufacturer. every president gets to choose the portrait he wants to graces oval office. in president johnson's case, he chose george washington, andrew jackson, and his hero, franklin roosevelt. he was very much a product of the new deal and was a protege in many respects a friend than roosevelt, who saw the great potential in great -- young lyndon johnson. when johnson became president, it was his hope you would finish the new deal -- he would finish the new deal would finish with his great society what roosevelt started with the new deal. one thing f.d.r. left unaddressed in his presidency was civil rights. i think ultimately president johnson will be remembered as the civil rights president

think about the whole reason he's ascending into the leadership tomorrow? the republicans aren't just taking over the house now. they've been in control of the house already. john boehner is speaker. kevin mccarthy was in the leadership before and is staying in the leadership now. the only reason a job has opened up for steve scalise to ascend too, is because eric cantor was just thrown out of congress. eric cantor the highest ranking jewish republican ever in congress. at the time he had to leave congress he was the only jewish republican in either the house or the senate. but he was thrown out of congress by his own party, right? he lost a republican primary and, thereby, lost his seat. and the only jewish republican in either house of congress will now be replaced in his leadership position by david duke without the baggage. if you want david duke's own take on this controversy, and i'll admit i'm not sure that you do. on his david duke website he calls this the steve scalise lynching. a textbook example of how the zio-media lies. zio-media? zio in this

as the copperheads faltered.ardliners ascended as the copperheads faltered.hardliners ascended as the copperheads faltered. what about southern unionists. those who rejected the confederacy. let me say a few brief words about southern unionism before i focus in on the campaign. it's been difficult for scholars to measure the extent of southern unionism and at issue is a sometimes tenuous distinction between antiadministration confederates, those who register protests of one kind or another, sometimes very ardent protests against the way the confederate government was conducting the war critics of the war effort. in a second category we have people who may be were confederates at heart but masks that confederate loyalty in order to survive and to co-exist, for example, with occupying yankee armies. then on final category, we have true blue unionists, unconditional unionists, those who had never supported secession and who worked for and welcomed northern victory. lines between these categories can be tough to sort out between dissent, opportunism and true loyalty. but it is clear that

semanas sin pisar el suelo del valle de "yosemite", "tommy caldwell" y "kevin jorgeson" lograron ascenderodía seguir escalando... su compañero de alpinismo lo esperó para llegar a la cima juntos.---a través de teléfonos móviles alimentados con fotoceldas, transmitieron su hazaña paso a paso por las redes sociales. ---el presidente obama los felicitó por recordarnos que todo es posible. >> estas son las principales noticias. la mayorÍa republicana aprobÓ una ley para eliminar rodos los beneficios migratorios que otorgÓ hace unos dÍas el presidente obama a indocumentados. mÁs de 100.000 indocumentados solicitan licencias de conducir en california, pero muchos se les complica el proceso. familiares de la joven hondureÑa que muriÓ de un infarto finalmente recibieron su cuerpo.

contracted for the genome to the lab anywhere in the world and they can come up with a vaccine and ascended to you digitally and you can make it where you live. one day soon, never, maybe? >> we can do that right now with newly emerging flu vaccines. the u.s. has a stockpile of a vaccine. the first synthetic dna vaccine that my team at the institute did. it proves the paradigm can happen so we have a stockpile before a single case has occurred in the u.s.. for the first time we are ahead of the game instead of trying to play catch-up. it's a matter of working out the right to basis of the basis of the disease. one size does not fit all but the future will be rapidly downloading them and blocking the transmission and we should be able to eliminate future pandemics. >> santa claus has very little on this guy. his presents are huge. we are out of time, santa. everybody say goodbye to him applause-wise so he can hear you [applause] >> another of the interviews was with incoming smithsonian institution secretary david scored. this is 15 minutes. >> good afternoon. it is a pleasure to get to know

americans to use only their hands and feet to ascend the sheer granite face of theo semi-ty park in westernh by inch, for two weeks, they have been scaling this massive slab of granite hoping to become the first to free climb el capitan, said to be the hardest climb in the world. >> as it goes on, you feel a >> as it goes on we feel a little bit more hope and this is really going to happen but we won't feel the whole immensity of it until they're standing on top. >> reporter: they've been using only their fingertips and feet to grasp, hoist and pull their way across only their fingertips to grasp, hoist and pull their way across 32 sections of this treacherous terrain, ropes the only protection from plunging below as well as that drop, they and had to contend with razor sharp edges and frigid winds. >> it's getting pretty rowdy. >> reporter: their only shelter, these tents suspended from a single point. the two climbers are almost at the top of el capitan, about 900 meters tall and as steep as the side of a skyscraper. so how does this slab of granite compare to man made structures. the cli

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that the process would be long an difficult but they made clear there is no option apart of libya ascendingto further chaos. the question is whether thighs talks will be meaningful if they are not involved, including the armed groups whose backing is needed to avoid growing violence. >> many are concerned about the growing situation in libya. the country is at the door steps of europe,. >> egypt ace foreign minister has been confronted by members of an attorney course upon sent in east africa who held a demonstration in support of three al jazeera journalists. on a visit to nairobi while peter greste was based in al jazeerathere before his arrest. they were wrongly accused of broadcasting false news and aiding the outlawed muslim brotherhood, charges they deny. >>> french prosecutors have been ordered to crackdown on hate speech anti-semitism and glorified terrorism. to explore the subject of freedom of speech an what it means we're joined by a lawyer who specializes in free speech. we talked about earlier how the comedian dieuddine was arrested. >> he wasn't arrested specifically under fre

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they ascended in 30 seconds to 37,400 feet. you can imagine, that's an incredible speed, an incredible height and an incredible pace to go at. it's during this ascension that the stall warning started to sound. they know that from the flight data recorder all known as the black box. it went up, and then it came down to 24,000 feet. out of the air traffic control's radar. they weren't able to see them at that point. and then we understand that the stall warning continued to sound throughout the three minutes until the plane crashed in the java sea. >> they are horrifying details no doubt about that. what about the preliminary report? it has been submitted, but it has not been made public. what was the reason behind that? >> reporter: yeah. they've been saying continually that they don't plan to deliver it publicly. there's a lot of pressure of course to do so. to share it with particularly the families of victims on board the plane, wanting to know what happened on the plane that caused it to crash. they've insisted they don't w

the decision that these revelations about steve skalis are not enough to keep steve skalis from ascending to the very top tier of republican leadership in washington. steve skalise is due to be the number three in the house now. he'll be the house majority whip. >> so far, republican leadership seems to be standing by skalise. does the president feel that's appropriate? >> he believes it's their decision to make. but there is no -- there's no arguing that who republicans decide to el vat into a leadership position says a lot about what the conference's priorities and values are. i mean, ultimately, mr. skalise reportedly described himself as david duke without the bag angerer. so it will be up to republicans to decide what that says about their conference. >> white house trying to put the republicans on the spot for this decision they've made to keep steve skalise in the leadership. it's mornt to note at that moment that josh looks down as david duke without the baggage. he had that quote ready to go. democrats tend to keep republicans on the spot about this. but, you know, whether or not

they are ascending again because of what's happening with the government. you you have a shia militia and you have aqap which is sunni militants. they are getting backing. this is many layers of a conflict playing out that could lead to a total vacuum. yemen is on the edge of becoming a failed state with no water. >> when you look at this huge map -- flash forward five years. who are the major players? >> i think that -- this is what's so scary if you look backwards. yemen won't be as violent at syria. it's the sectarian division. an ugly battle going on. libya is a civil war between tribes in that i worry about eegypt. will they resort to violence? you could have an ugly civil war in egypt as well. there is supposed to be a new generation of rulers in saudi arabia. there's questions about can this autocratic kingdom continue that model? then iran again, is growing in influence. they have had a very good few years. >> a silver lining -- >> silver lining? >> the saudis are not as possible as they were in the past because of the revolution the differences in

por alguna razÓn no obtuvieron el seguro de cobertura mÉdica, no saben exactamente cuÁnto podrÍa ascender respuestas a quienes tengan la duda. vea por favor, con mucha atenciÓn. >> es probable que cierto porcentaje, tenga problemas. pero, a quienes aÚn no lo tienen... >> la ley de seguro mÉdico obligatorio para todas las personas obliga a que cada familia estÁ afiliado a un sistema de salud que de atenciÓn bÁsica. >> estarÍa sujeto a una multa al momento de hacer la declaraciÓn de impuesto. cuÁnto tendrÍa que pagar una familia que nos escribiÓ para obtener seguro de cobertura. >> puede ser 95 $ por persona dentro del grupo familiar. >> aunque telmex se puede tomar como referencia salario. >> un 1% que tengan. >> es importante, que sepa que existe algunas excepciones para algunos contribuyentes que no nos ayudarÍa pagar la multa por no haber obtenido seguro mÉdico. >> todas las que son declaraciÓn de impuesto independiente no estÁn obligados a pagar esta multa. >> se trata de la primera vez que aplica esta multa y la declaraciÓn de impuesto y la ley tambiÉn especifica ciertos casos de cont

investigadores piensan que el aviÓn pudo ascender demasiado empinado.lo 8501 permanece en el fondo del mar de java. >> como si no fuera suficiente los familiares de los pasajeros no sean compensados, el paÍs de salida no rectificÓ el convenido del tratado trle que establece un sistema de responsabilidad de aviÓn para las lesiones y muertes. >> tenemos entendido que continÚa, pero es compleja por el tiempo que se presenta. sabemos cÓmo van a estar las condiciones en los prÓximos dÍas. >> sÍ, sabemos esto, que dieron a conocer que durante los prÓximos dÍas estarÁ aÚn peor las condiciones del tiempo. y esto pasa porque precisamente en esta regiÓn hasta julio es que no cesarÁn las lluvias. esto causÓ que la sombra que han visto en el mar de java que se cree que puede ser el aviÓn no pueda ser identificada aÚn. >> gracias por esta informaciÓn. >> una tragedia empaÑÓ la celebraciÓn de aÑo nuevo en china. al parecer provocado por una brosma de mal gusto que causÓ que cientos de los asistentes se lancen para recoger parte de lo que resultÓ ser una lluvia de din

and jupiter ascending and chris hems worth the sexy 19th century whaler. and first time director elizabeth banks -- be sharp or be natural in pitch perfect two. george clooney is on board for tomorrow land. the who's counting who focus with mar go robby and will smith and there is more --n blake lively carry age of addaline with harrison ford. a last look at the late, paul walker. could thrill in furious 7 and do they look hungry to you? chris prat fines out when dinos dine. >> what kind of dinosaur do they cook up. >> from jurassic world. some of the delicious dishes on the way to theaters this year. >> look forward to it. coming up tonight on "action news" at 5:00, meet the first baby born in philadelphia in the year 2015, and if are you looking for the next health craze, we'll tell you what dieticians are buzzing about today. next on "action news" at 5:00. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan rick williams and monica malpass. >>> we begin tonight with a developing story in the spring gard

quite a court in the rain has ascended the human rights activists -- activist to six months in jail for tweet. >> it is the latest in a series of free beach -- free speech crackdowns by bahrain ruling family. [no audio] his arrest sparked protest earlier this month. >> for more on the story, we are happy to be joined in video by the vice president of the baja rain center for human rights. -- the bahrain center for human rights. we were talking about human rights in bahrain. you mentioned it was worse than saudi arabia. and what about this activist? could he still be acquitted for this sweet? -- this sweet? -- tweet? >> we have more than 3000 prisoners of countries just because of their expressions of freedom and the joining in democracy. and now special reports of torture are not allowed because there are crimes committed against the people who are fighting for justice in my country. >> what about nabil? greg he was just given six months for a treat -- >> he was just given six months for a twe et against the government. it shows how the government is targeting all of those who are expre

shortly after ascending the throne the new king said he would maintain the same policies as his predecessors. >> we're going to continue with the approach of father, king abdulaziz, who built this state and who is followed by his sons. we'll continue to implement the qur'an and the character of prophet muhammad into our legislation. >> one of the first things done by the king was to set up the succession for years to come. king salman appointed his nevada as deputy crown prince, second in line to the throne. prince nayef is now the first grandson of saudi arabia's founder to be named as future heir. he is a powerful figure behind saudi security policies. >> mohammed nayef is an expert on counterterrorism, and that is a signal that the kingdom under king salman will be very focused on internal security and regional security. >> and it's a region in transition. his reign begins against the backdrop of the war in sir air and turmoil in yemen. all concerns to saudi arabia, long seen as a pillar of stability in the arab world. >> more on al jazeera, long lines and longer wait, we take a look at h

. >>> still not clear whether a santa rosa climber will forge on today in his attempt to ascend el capitan. his fellow climber kept climbing. joerg son stopped climbing earlier after getting several severe cuts on his right hand. the santa rosa native has to decide whether to give up the pursuit or ask caldwell to wait for them. if they make it, they will be the first ever to free climb that very challenging wall. we want him to be safe. >>> challenger ergeologists planned to measure a earthquake. they will see if the noise from the fans at the playoff game tomorrow can create any seismic activity. officials created a website where you can monitor the earthquake activity live during tomorrow's game. the pacific northwest seismic network will use this trial to help with an early warning system. >> it is the noise of the stadium in the nfl. >> so interesting. wow. i'll check out that website. >> speaking of meteorologists we have the forecast. >> must be frantic. i'm in here with you lovely ladies. the weekend promises cleaner air. we have been saying that a lot. the possibility of sprinkles

we have ascended at a 45 degree anxiety and he will found seven out of eight times, we are hovering on a well defined trend line and the smoothing mechanism. automated trend line. the presumption is that we are go to break. we can't keep this perfection up. it is too long already. >> you will look at names that had perhaps done well. >> yeah. that is generally not a great strategy. kind of pick on the stocks that outperformed for a good reason. but disney is reporting next week. the implied move is about 3%. the stock generally doesn't move a heck of a lot. but i will tell you this about disney. it is a crowded trade and much-loved name it. does haven't a tremendous yield. below 2%. it is trading at about 21 times 2015 earnings. they are only supposed to grow about 8%. that is kind of expensive. here is the thing about disney. they do not have the dollar headwinds that some of the others we listed like proctor and microsoft talked about. it is a fairly do midwest indicated company. this super cycle they have between marvel and lucas films and pixar. this is a long-term trade. when they

shortly after ascending the thrown the new copying said he'd maintain the same policies as piss predecessors. >> translation: we are going to condition about the approach of father who but the state and is followed by his sons. we'll continue to implement the koran and the character of prophet muhammad no our legislation. >> reporter: one of his first acts was to set the chain of session. his cafl brother carbon prince muqum is the immediate success sore. his enough u is deputy carbon prince second in line to the thrown. he's the first grandson of the saudi arabia's founder to be named as future heir. he's a powerful figure goodnight the policies. >> he is an expert on counterterrorism. it's a signal that the kingdom is going to be very focused on internal security and regional security. >> and the region is in transition. the rein begins against a backdrop of a war in syria, the advance of i.s.i.l. and turmoil in yemen. all long seen as a pillar in the arab world. >> egypt's president said he would like to see the case against the three al jazeera journalists resolve. our colleagues have be

we know that the pilot just before the crash radioed in, to ask to ascend to 38,000 feet and that has led to speculation from some avian analysts that perhaps the plane stalled and plunged into the sea. but until we get the black boxes, we won't know exactly what happened. >> and martin what about devastated friends and family right now? is there criticism of how they're being treated, or are people saying that this has been dealt with quite well this tragedy? martin seems to have frozen there in surabaya just updating us there on that ongoing search. it is over for the night. that airasia flight crashing last week. they have finished because it's dark there at the moment, but bits of wreckage have been found. more bodies recovered. and martin saying the weather has improved and the search will resume tomorrow. >>> let's bring you up to date with some other news now. taiwan's former president has been granted a one-month medical parole for treatment of neural degeneration. he was six years into a 20-year sentence for money laundering and accepting bribes. he describes the charges as p

behaving more like a fighter jet than a passenger plane, when it suddenly accelerated and ascended, steeply climbing at 6,000 feet a minute, three times the average speed of a commercial aircraft before it likely stalled and plummeted into the java sea. >> it was either in a severe updraft and/or there was a command to the flight controls to pitch the nose up. climb rates of this magnitude at this altitude are extremely rare. >> reporter: now that they have the black boxes, investigators have logged half of the cockpit voice recorders. they've heard only crew member voices but why did they make that deadly climb? with severe weather in the region, the pilots had asked to fly 38,000 feet to avoid the storm, but controllers said no, too many planes in the area. just minutes later, 8501 disappeared from radar. >> anyone in their seat would feel very heavy as their weight would be probably at least twice of what normal would be. >> reporter: in surabaya where loved ones continue to wait only 53 of the 162 passengers have been brought back to land. the rest likely on the sea floor still within t

he ascended yet again reinventing himself. considering a new genre of journalism as the paper's visual op-ed column. inspire "fire shut up in my bones" charles blow reveals he was sexually abused at age 7 by a cousin who abused and bullied him for years to come building of fiery rage that nearly caused a college student to kill this cousin. he realized he had to stop hating his abuser and start loving himself. forgiveness was freedom. he had to let go of his past to step into its future. he stopped romanticizing the man he might have been and be the man that he was. fitting into other people's definitions of masculinity or constructs of such quality but by being uniquely himself. in the words of professor williams, "fire shut up in my bones" is the story that builds and overwhelms. is filled with a gathering roar like an oncoming hurricane. by up last chapter this tension explodes and drops into a quiet sea of inner peace with grace and elegance, it resists the explosion of either/or. it presents conflict central to demand edd

. >> what are some tips that you would give young professionals about ascending the corporate ladder? great to expand your responsibility, but you have to start by proving that you're good at what you are assigned to do. but at the same time, be willing to learn. and i think lots of times, we human beings want to stay in our comfort zone. and if you want to move up in a company that is as diverse and complex as merck, you're going to have to go into new areas where you know nothing. the third area which is really important is to do the thing that you love to do. because if you're doing things that you love to do, then it doesn't feel like work. >> thanks, derek. up next, our slice of life profile when we return. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ respected.let malibu. efficient. safe. ♪ smart. ♪ when you set out to find new roads, you become the most awarded car company of the year. ♪ find new roads. used daily, it exfoliates, smoothes, softens. reduces bumps 72 percent. gold bond. ultimate lotion. ultimate skin. >>> welcome back. in our slice of life profile, we highlight everyday people making an extraordinar

it's unclear why the aircraft ascended so quickly.cials say more analysis is needed because bad weather at that time could have produced an inaccurate reading. >>> now we have this new twist in the baltimore murder case that has gotten the attention of millions all over the world thanks to the hid podcast "serial." if you follow it you know adnan syed was convicted of murdering his former high school girlfriend. he's now trying to appeal that case claiming ineffective counsel in part because the only person that could confirm his alibi was never asked to actually testify. the podcast features a claim from fellow student asia mclean that she saw and spoke with syed in the library during the time when the murder was supposed to have happened. prosecutors say she later recanted her story. in a new interview mcclaine says that is not true. she says prosecutors discouraged her from taking part in the appeals process. the website published new information in which she -- the takeaway is mclean stands by her original story of being with syed

they say the plane ascended 3,000 feet in 30 seconds, then stalled and crashed into the java sea.ircraft had taken off from the indonesian city of surabaya bound for singapore. it was carrying 162 people. 70 bodies have been recovered. investigators say they'll keep analyzing the contents of the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder. >>> malaysian government officials have been investigating the circumstances of another lost plane. and they've declared the disappearance last march of malaysia airlines flight 370 an accident. they say the decision will help speed up the compensation process for relatives. the passenger jet was carrying 239 people when it vanished during a flight from kuala lumpur to beijing. a team led by the australian government has been searching the indian ocean looking for any signs of the aircraft. but the plane hasn't been located after nearly a year. an official with malaysia's aviation authority said on state-run tv the possibility of survival for the people on board is very low based on available information. >> the government of malaysia assure

that long, it's the fact that you have to do it slowly so that it only maintains enough buoyancy to ascend a certain rate. if you fill it too quickly, it brings the aircraft up too far and starts breaking the aircraft apart. so it's a very slow, methodical process and i'm very concerned about that. the balloon has to be secured in several areas as closely as three or four feet with those straps sometimes in some areas of the aircraft where it's already been -- where the structure's been broken. >> all right. they will again try as the sunrises there over the java sea. david soucie, thank you so much. >> thank you, victor, suzanne. >>> next we're going to go inside one of the largest independent film festivals in the u.s. got to love this story. >> yes. we'll take a look at a movie that's causing some controversy. hey, i heard you guys can help me with frog protection? yeah, we help with fraud protection. we monitor every purchase every day and alert you if anything looks unusual. wow! you're really looking out for us. we are. and if there are unauthorized purchases on your discover card, y

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new information from the plane's flight data recorder reveals the jet was ascending at a rate of 6,000 feet a minute three times greater than normal for the airbus a320. the pilots were apparently trying to quickly climb above bad weather, but the data and radar information suggests the flight crew pulled the plane's nose too high likely causing the jet to stall and pitch over in a deadly dive. flight 8501 with 162 people on board crashed into the water, its fuselage and tail shattering on impact. after listening to the plane's cockpit voice recorder investigators say there's no evidence of terrorism, no sounds of threats, gunfire, or explosions. instead investigators say the two airasia pilots seemed to be alone on the flight deck busily trying to handle the jet. while a mechanical failure or bad weather can't yet be ruled out, it's clear investigators are focused on the pilots in what appears to be a series of mistakes made in the cockpit. bob orr, cbs news, washington. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news," lift-off for google. we will tell you why the tech company is buying a h

no ropes to help them ascend in what's called the most difficult climb in the world. >>> wall street apparently no longer thrilled by falling oil prices. a barrel of crude briefly fell below $50 yesterday that helped send the dow down more than 330 points. investors are worried continuing drop in the price of oil signals a weaker global economy and may eventually hurt the u.s. as energy companies go bust. >>> ahead of today's opening of the world's largest consumer electronics and technology show. they expect 160,000 people to attend the show which spans 2 million square feet of exhibit space. it's all about building buzz for new products. it pumps an estimated $210 million into las vegas' economy. >>> one of the new products debuting at the show is lg's new washing machine. the twin wash. allows users to clean two bundles of laundry with different settings at the same time and it's wi-fi compatible so you can adjust the settings right from your smartphone. >>> top wall street firm fired a worker accused of stealing the data for as many as 350,000 clients. morgan stanley says there's

radar data shows the plain ascended at a rate of 6,000 feet per minute, three times the normal rate forrcial jet. it's possible the steep climb caused the plane to stall. all 162 people on board died in the accident on december 28th. >>> al jazerra continues to demand the release of its three journalists who have now been in prison in egypt for 388 days. bahar mo halt he had mohamed fahmy and peter greste were wrongly accused of broadcasting false news and helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. charges that they deny. an appeals court in cairo has ordered a retile that could begin wayne month. lawyers for meter and mohamed have filed questions requests for them to be deported fry jim. president obama is preparing for his annual u.s. state of the union address. he is due to take the stage in the capital washington, d.c. around 6 1/2 hours to deliver his nationally televised speech. last year it was watched by 33 million americans. obama is expected to concentrate a domestic matters ahead of foreign policy with major announcements expect odd tax and inequality. isil the ebola virus and

new information from the plane's flight data recorder reveals the jet was ascending at a rate of 6,000 feet a minute, three times greater than normal for the airbus a-320. the pilots were apparently trying to quickly climb above bad weather, but the data and radar information suggests the flight crew pulled the plane's nose too high, likely causing the jet to stall and pitch over in a deadly dive. flight 8501, with 162 people on board, crashed into the water. the fuselage and tail shattered on impact. after listening to the plane's cockpit voice recorder investigators say there is no evidence of terrorism, no sounds of threats, gunfire, or explosions. instead, investigators say, the two air asia pilots seemed to be alone on the flight deck, busily trying to handle the jet. while a mechanical failure or bad weather can't be completely ruled out yet, it's clear at this point investigators are focused on the pilots, scott, in what appears to be a series of mistakes made in the cockpit. >> pelley: bob orr in our washington newsroom tonight. bob, thank you. today, isis threatened to execute

also black box data reveals that the plane ascended quickly. it went up steeply, triggering a stall warning in the cockpit. it's unclear at this point how the co-pilot and pilot responded to that stall warning. the jet crashed with 162 people on board. no one survived. >>> back here in philadelphia happening today, president obama will visit philly to huddle with house democrats who are meeting at a retreat this week. our christine maddela is live. it's been attracting a lot of global attention lately. >> absolutely, chris. philadelphia is on a roll making national and international headlines just in this month alone. the president is scheduled to speak today at the house democratic caucus retreat in society hill. president obama was in philadelphia in november stumping for governor-to-be tom wolf. now, earlier this month, the vatican confirmed pope francis would attend the world meeting of families in philadelphia this september. and philadelphia is still on the short list for the 2016 democratic national convention add those conventions, show

commercial planes ascend 1,000 or 2,000 feet per minute. but radar data shows the airbus was climbing at about 6,000 feet a minute. but it's not clear why. the black boxes are still being analyzed. >>> back here at home crews in maryland are expected to begin searching the remains of a 16,000-square-foot house where six family mells are still missing after a fire. relatives believe the family four grandchildren and their grandparents were inside at the time of the fire. the fire department says that water in the basement plus unstable steel beams and walls have made the house too dangerous to enter. >>> those search efforts may be economy catted by more snow expected to fall over parts of arnold. >> justin povick joins us now for a look at the nation's weather. good morning, justin. >> reena and kendis thanks the south plains also looking quite wintry on this wednesday. colder air meets up with some precipitation. we're concerned about ice and also some snow arriving in western texas, more snow over the intermountain northwest and over west

the entire machine was mounted on a turntable enabling the arm to describe a great helix as it ascended trip was about 10 minutes long, about 3.5 spent in the ascent. from the top, visitors could see seven counties. i'm sure that among this erudite audience, we know what else joseph b. strauss might have designed. [laughter] yes. you work there. that is not fair. he was the chief engineer for the golden gate bridge. so i hope you have enjoyed your , whirlwind tour of the ppie. [applause] thank you. i will have my mailing list if you're interested in further lectures. you can go to the ppie 100 website. jason assures me we'll put the other appearances up there. once again, thank you so much to california historical for hosting. [applause] >> sunday afternoon at 4:00 eastern, join us for reel america. this weekend, a challenge to democracy, documenting the living conditions of japanese-americans held in arkansas and wyoming internment camps during world war ii. that is tomorrow at work p.m. eastern -- at 4 p.m. eastern. >> this sunday, dr. francis jensen -- francews s jensen. >> the cause