tomorrow of france orders the sinking of their ship the rainbow warrior anchored in new zealand's auckland harbor. the bombing provokes an uproar from the international community and tremendous publicity for greenpeace. ten years later in one thousand and five the french president jacques chirac orders a new series of nuclear tests this time to heat up ballots. actually our first demonstration was in one thousand nine hundred four and in one thousand nine hundred five we were both in the airport. and we saw the riot police shooting at protesters since it is so it was sitting. in and watching that just so it was weird you know it was like watching a big movie screen. get it if the significance of that was very upsetting it was a feeling of hate. hate. the polynesian people rose up together and said you know mr chirac please stop. a bit just brushed it away and said something my decision is final. it one person one person decided the entire future of my children. my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. it's in c. and. january one thousand nine. hundred test. what turns out to be the sta

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america's cup in the past took place in spain out in the ocean where nobody saw anything, takes place in auckland out in the ocean where nobody sees anything. then all of a sudden it comes to the bay area and there are billions of people coming here, when, in fact, nobody has had that experience in the first place. and so where do the numbers come from? i am wondering that says thereby hundreds of thousands people here on race day. >> so there was a beacon economics study put out late last year and that is on our website. and it made some assumptions, fairly conservative assumptions, but i think all the points you raise are in there in the sense that this is a new configuration for the america's cup. part of why they're bringing it here is to bring it to more of a populus so naszs can come and see it. there are a lot of assumptions and didn't take into account the america's cup world series events in 2012 and what the benefits will be and on the other side, maybe things we are doing they didn't look at either that cut against the overall estimate. the estimate was $1.4 billion to the economy. i t

. >> february 24th, 1989, 2:00 a.m., united airlines flight 811 is en route from honolulu to aucklandnew zealand. 355 people are on board for the night flight over the pacific. takeoff and initial climb are normal. y >> we were settling in for a restful flight, and the aircraft was climbing. >> but as the boeing 747 approaches 23,000 feet, the shock of a lifetime. >> there was an explosion. everything that wasn't tied down was airborne. >> these dramatic animations put you next to the plane as the forward right cargo door rips open in flight, slams upward creating a gaping hole in the fuselage and then falls from the plane. the resulting massive depressurization sucks out two rows of seats and nine passengers. >> the door swung out, it's an outward opening door, and there's a spot that keeps it from going up all the way. in flight, the air loads were such that it kept going above that slot. it went all the way up and slammed against the fuselage above the door and actually fractured that fuselage above the door. >> in one second our fellow passengers were sitting there with magazines

i just spoke to somebody from auckland, new zealand. they spent $6,000 u.s.h the shuttle launch for the last time. this is all they're going to do. they didn't come to disney world or sea world. they came to cape canaveral to watch the launch, and spent $6,000 to do it. >> and you're there for a lot less and still the fun. chad myers, thank you very much. >>> that's today's reporter roulette. brooke baldwin is part of that cnn crew in place for tomorrow's launch. what does it take to pull off that huge event? she'll take you behind the scenes. take a look. >> reporter: this is the shot you're used to seeing over our shoulders. you have the countdown clock, which, by the way, is much bigger in person. just over the water, about 3 miles an hour, you can see "atlantis" off in the distance, but this is part of the story you don't normally get to see. first you have all these different satellite trucks. we rely on satellites in pace to broadcast to you, and also that is our platform. this is where our special will be head, myself, anderson, john zarrello, katy, an