experts were intrigued to find the chinese treasures engraved as far west as the black sea. the artifacts were discovered by archaeologists. they had partly disintegrated and were barely identifiable but have since been restored to their former glory. it is thanks to this professor that they have now been brought together for the display in bond -- bonn. the objects were drawn from six different museums. >> we did it by working with the curators in ukraine. they were also here to help set it up. it would not have been possible otherwise. many of the curators actually only met here. they live in crimea but they do not have much contact with each other, so that makes it quite special. >> the ukrainians say they would like to see the collection go on display in crimea, too, but at the moment, there is no suitable venue available. in the meantime, the treasures will be on display until january of next year. >> we now go front row at berlin fashion week, which is in full swing down at the capital's landmark brandenburg eight. >> one closely watched name is the man the press has d

experts were intrigued to find the chinese treasures engraved as far west as the black sea. the artifacts were discovered by archaeologists. they had partly disintegrated and were barely identifiable but have since been restored to their former glory. it is thanks to this professor that they have now been brought together for the display in bond -- bonn. the objects were drawn from six different museums. >> we did it by working with the curators in ukraine. they were also here to help set it up. it would not have been possible otherwise. many of the curators actually only met here. they live in crimea but they do not have much contact with each other, so that makes it quite special. >> the ukrainians say they would like to see the collection go on display in crimea, too, but at the moment, there is no suitable venue available. in the meantime, the treasures will be on display until january of next year. >> we now go front row at berlin fashion week, which is in full swing down at the capital's landmark brandenburg eight. >> one closely watched name is the man the press has d

on the black sea.this really will be interesting for the teams and hopefully good for the russian market. yet it seems unlikely russian fans will have a home here to cheer on as the country has yet to produce the second f one driver after vitale patrol failed to secure a seat for the ongoing season the twenty eight year old to manage just one podium finish during his three years behind the wheel through a no and k two m. but coulthard believes more speed of talent could be on the way it takes time to really build the culture of motor racing in any country there are radio are exceptional drivers in russia that it's not a question whether it's in other forms of motor sport it was it was clearly very good as well. the problem he had was that he was never in the top team but formula one is quite hard you know you have to get your opportunity whatever it comes and then really show that you have something which. the top teams must have so that's what they're looking for they're looking for that russian drive

thunderstorms are on the horizon on your thursday, and unstable weather still remains across the black sea region and some of it will reach the eastern part of the balkan peninsula on thursday. temperatures will be quite mild in some places. 23 in berlin and 24 in paris. the hottest temperatures can be found across the iberian peninsula, 35 in lisbon. and it will stay almost the same as we go into the weekend. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this pish push >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> ifill: crowds jammed tahrir square and fireworks erupted over the city tonight, as the egyptian military ousted president mohammed morsi. good evening, i'm gwen ifill. >> brown: and i'm jeffrey brown. on the "newshour" tonight, we get the latest on the dramatic developments, including the appointment of an interim leader and suspension of the country's constitution. >> ifill: then, the obama administration gives employers a

thunderstorms are on the horizon on your thursday, and unstable weather still remains across the black sea region and some of it will reach the eastern part of the balkan peninsula on thursday. temperatures will be quite mild in some places. 23 in berlin and 24 in paris. the hottest temperatures can be found across the iberian peninsula, 35 in lisbon. and it will stay almost the same as we go into the weekend. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this pish push >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us. >> welcome to "skyweek." let's see what's happening in the sky from monday, july 1st to sunday, july 7th. as the sky grows dark in the evening, turn to the east to see the stars of the summer triangle. vega, the only bright star in lyra, is highest and brightest. altair, second brightest, is closely flanked by tarazed above and alshain below and it dominates the constellation aquila, the eagle. and deneb on the left combines with four other bright stars to form the splendid northern cross, which outlines the body and

thunderstorms are on the horizon on your thursday, and unstable weather still remains across the black sea region and some of it will reach the eastern part of the balkan peninsula on thursday. temperatures will be quite mild in some places. 23 in berlin and 24 in paris. the hottest temperatures can be found across the iberian peninsula, 35 in lisbon. and it will stay almost the same as we go into the weekend. here's the extended forecast. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. . .

the black sea, as well, you'll see some heavy rainfall from this as it does continue to push through. so we want to continue to keep an eye on it. i do think this cold front that brought all of the severe weather, and even the tornado in italy, it's weakening out and the worst of it is over with. now, this high pressure ridging in. that is the topic, because it's bringing in warmer air from the south. we're going to start to see temperatures about 10 degrees above average for some cities out here. amsterdam, 31 on friday, even paris could get up to 35. 11 degrees above your average to start off your week. that's a look at the world weather, here's a look at the extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> hello from above. the tokyo sky is garnering much attention in japan. just look at this view or lack thereof. it was unfortunately cloudy on the opening day. but not to worry. we'll enjoy this tower with not just the ear, but the eyes. what, you ask? this soup curry is the key. >> translator: the

putin is in the crimea for russia's navy day the region in southern ukraine is home to russia's black sea fleet the visit follows on from the president's to the unity of orthodox christians coinciding with the arrival of a holy said andrews cross relic in kiev but aside from the festivities and the friendly talks between the two countries' leaders there are stumbling blocks to reports. russian president. president. carried on the celebration and. brought from greece to kiev with hundreds of thousands of people coming to pay their respects and of course to take part in this. event it's not just. russia and ukraine as both presidents of russia and ukraine have mentioned over the past couple of days that several times it's their cultural. and economic ties which go for centuries and now is the fleet there has been an increasing movement towards westernisation in ukraine some of the political elite believe. russia is looking to encroach upon ukraine's independence for example during the. day there has been. a nationalist movement others are questioning whether it is something the ukraine real

putin is in the crimea for russia's navy day the region in southern ukraine is home to russia's black sea fleet visit follows on from the presence to the unity of christians coinciding with the arrival of a holy cross relic. aside from the festivities of the friendly talks between the two countries' leaders stuck in blocks as a real political reports. and ukrainian president viktor going to call each. carried on the celebrations marking the anniversary of the major christian relic relic of the cross of st andrew brought from greece to keep. coming to pay their respects and of course to take part in this really really important orthodox event now it's not just christian orthodox that united russia and ukraine as both presidents of russia and ukraine have mentioned over the past couple of days that several times it's their cultural. of course religious and economic ties which go back for centuries and now as of late there have been has been an increasing movement towards westernisation in ukraine some of the political elite believe you should side with your up there are some who believe tha

remember mr putin has already been at the bottom of lake by cal he's already been scuba diving in the black sea this time he didn't find any treasure but he did come back to report that all leg was in good condition . are just a few minutes away here an hour to the grim reality of a life of addiction and we report from pakistan a country where our correspondent discovered people are injecting drugs openly in the streets and feel they have little else to live for. another here on the program civil rights leaders in america are vowing more protests over the acquittal of neighborhood watch guard george zimmerman who shot dead an unarmed black teenager last year issues of racial hatred once again at the forefront people have been left out raged across the country police trying to calm viagra on the streets in new york with this report were an important. the new yorkers are now back on the streets for a second day to take justice for trayvon rallies to protest in english even says they're outraged with anger of course you have all of the george zimmerman we all know that more than eight hundred thou

remember mr putin has already been at the bottom of late by cal he's already been scuba diving in the black sea this time he didn't find any treasure but he did come back to report that all leg was in good condition. in front of the kremlin thank you. just a few minutes away here with the grim reality of life of addiction a report from pakistan a country where. people are injecting drugs openly in the streets feel they have. to live for. the mean time on the program here on our civil rights leaders in america vowing more protests over the acquittal of neighborhood watch god george zimmerman who shot dead an unarmed black teenager last year now issues of racial hatred once again at the forefront people have been left outraged across the country with police trying to calm the anger on the streets from new york with this report. we are. on this thanks for us. this morning rallies. even says there alley for. all of the george zimmerman. more than eight thousand people have. put such shame that was. the u.s. justice department. prosecution against george zimmerman on civil rights charges. as we see

many of them beautiful houses overlooking the black sea. one of the laid es was 90 something and she is he. i said to her. you know. being a jealous. you know. historian i wanted to make sure that nobody was there before me. and i is he. anybody been around the houses. i have the photos of the houses in the book. >> she said no. nobody was around them for a long timex accept for the arab gentleman that came around and insisted on seeing every one of the house? i said what was his name. >> saddam hussein she said. >> and so, of course saddam hussein was obsess with the stalin. when he was an a will eye of the soviet union being taken by the kgb he said. i want to see every single house of stalin's he was the only other person apart from me that has been in every one of stalin's housees to see how he lived. >> what are your current and near future projects? i have a novel coming out. and it is about love. it is based on the true story as well. and in history. i am researching right now the history of the whole dynasty from 1613 to 1917. and a

remember mr putin has already been at the bottom of lake by cal he's already been scuba diving in the black sea this time he didn't find any treasure but he did come back to report that or leg was in good condition. just a few minutes away the grim reality of a life of addiction or poor from pakistan a country where our correspondent discovered people are injecting drugs oh believe is treat until they have little else in their lives. that's coming up later for you right now civil rights leaders in the you are surviving more protests over the acquittal of neighborhood watch god george zimmerman who died an unarmed black teenager last year issues of racial hatred are again at the forefront people have been left outrage across the country with police trying to calm the anger felt on the streets and season a partner has more now from new york. new yorkers are now back on the streets for us as a. justice for trayvon rallies to protest in illinois even says they're outraged with a hunger for view of the george zimmerman we all knew that more than eight hundred thousand people had signed their name po

see as the russian national book slating tested the new track as part of their son my camp at the black sea olympic resort although the course isn't covered with ice during the summer national team leaders and loses big tick names and two thousand and six olympic silver medalist albert then change to think this type of dry run training helps keep the group in top form while they learn how to deal with the track there are seventeen different turns and three places where you need to slow down you have to say it's one of the best runs they have the big. and finally despite the searing heat here in the capital muscovites got a taste of what it feels like to prepare for the such a winter games a sports fans shot biathlon rifles and worked out during a little bit day at gorky park just over six months to go before russia hosts their first ever winter olympics. and that's it from sports team life and. real damage and complexity of this oil spill was not something you can grasp just by looking at dirty birds we have between four to five million people in this directly affected area of the coast and

on track to be some success well next year russia will host its first forwarder one race at the black sea resort of sochi and last weekend some of the sport's elite were in the capital to showcase their skills around the walls of the kremlin robert spot on young brings us up to speed. first was day of the summer the must go see the race and show the russian get below for the sixth time with some of the world's driving leads the most advanced course of all categories and found coming together again over the weekend. this kind of haven such news there for their people enjoy the carson city because some of. the drivers. no pressure just to strong. team kids are ems hey keep going and has over one hundred for one races on his sibby including quite a lot has changed since his first visit to moscow in two thousand and nine the circuit and the event looks bigger so looks like there are more people involved already yesterday quite a lot of fans and spectators were out there in the paddock to seeing our cars and our galaxy is so looks like they even had a crown although they are. bigger and better

putin is in the crimea for russia's navy day the region in southern ukraine is home to russia's black sea fleet and the visit follows on from the president's tour to mark the unity of orthodox christians coinciding with the arrival of a holy sit down drew cross relic in kiev but the side for the festivities and the friendly talks between the two countries' leaders there are stumbling blocks as a ridiculous found out. russian president vladimir putin and ukrainian president viktor going to have carried on the celebrations marking the anniversary of christian with a major christian a relic. of the cross of st andrew brought from greece to kiev with hundreds of thousands of people coming to pay their respects and of course to take part in this really really important orthodox event it's not just faith and orthodox that united russia and ukraine as both presidents of russia and ukraine have mentioned over the past couple of days and several times it's their cultural. of course religious and economic ties which go back for centuries and now is the fleet there have been has been increasing move

sochi as the russian national book slating tested the new track as part of their son my camp at the black sea olympic resort although the course isn't covered with ice during the summer national team leaders and loses the navy and two thousand and six olympic silver medalist albert then changed to think this type of dry run training helps keep the group in top form while they learn how to deal with the track there are seventeen different turns and three places where you need to slow down you have to say it's one of the best runs they've ever being up. and finally despite the searing heat here in the capital muscovites got a taste of what it feels like to prepare for the sochi winter games a sports fans shot biathlon rifles and worked out during a little bit day at gorky park just over six months to go before russia hosts their first ever winter olympics. and that's it from the sports team by phone. spade blind to what is happening in their country. the american dream is disappearing. the houses with. the poor are left hopeless the streets are full of angry crowns fighting against. heist who s

by the way, in 2011, putin discovered ancient green urns during a diving trip in the black sea. later admitted the treasure had been placed in shallow waters -- [ laughter ] >> -- for him to find. true story. >>> if you were busy camping over the weekend, i wonder if you too discovered the world's first campfire singing dog. ♪[ music ] [ dog howling ] >> tell me the story. >> was that the strangest sportscast you have ever seen? that dog's name was huckleberry and the owner, john lampkin, pulls out, you know, a harmonica. and the dog starts holding a tune with the harmonica. >> excellent. >> huckleberry hound. >> thinking about an old girlfriend or something. >> yeah. >> thanks. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com licensed phone-ups available 24/7. >> judge judy: mr. fields? >> yes, ma'am? >> judge judy: you're an idiot. >> announcer: brutal honesty gives him a shock. >> judge judy: should have come in and played it straight. you would have done much better. >> announcer: but what misdeed... >> judge judy: you played it like a wise guy... >> announcer: ...

it's a resort town on the black sea close to the volatile region.video posted an a website insurgent leader says the olympic games would mock the ancestors of muslims buried in the region. president putin has promised tight security at games set to take place in february. >>> 6:41. back here at home, bumper to bumper on the bay area roads. day three of the b.a.r.t. strike. negotiates at a stall. >>> a live look in fact as bob redell, he inches closer and closer to the bay bridge toll plaza. a live team coverage as your commute is getting off to a very crowded start. >>> foggy start at bay bridge approach. temperatures warm nicely but talking about major snarls and back ups past richmond and the caldecott tunnel. we'll break down the traffic report after the break. >> warm nicely there but not here. 6:42. a live look clear sky over sunol today. it will be hot. triple digit plus heat. as we get out there exposed to elements for the fourth of july, we're talking heat plus thunderstorms even rain showers in the bay area. seven day forecast you don't wan

a resort town on the black sea close to the volatile region.a video posted an anis la lambist website it would mock the ancestors of muslims buried in the region. he claims responsibility for organizing numerous attacks including a suicide bombing at a moscow airport in 2011. president putin has promised tight security at the games that are set to take place starting in february. >>> 5:45. tension on the rise of egypt as morsi's political fate is at stake. the military deadline to resolve the nation's political crisis is quickly approaching. this, as violent clashes broke out between anti-government protesters and morsi supporters across the country overnight. at least 23 people were killed. 16 pro-morsi supporters at the demonstration at cairo university alone. if morsi does not reach a solution later this morning, the army says it will step in, imposing its own political plan. millions of people have been taking to the streets since sunday, many calling on morsi to step down. >>> back here in home, cooling centers open this morning all over t

from the capital, tbilisi, i take a train west to the black sea and up to the remote mountain regionof svaneti. returning to tbilisi, i join an expedition to climb mount kazbek. i've just arrived in yerevan, which is the capital of armenia. i'm starting my little tour here, which is republic square. and if you're new in town and you want to be seen, you've got to travel in style. [imitating whip cracking] let's go. whoo. yerevan is one of the oldest

he shared these breathtaking photos of earth, the black sea, the mexico border and paris. >> social mediaagious. we had something people found interesting. >> reporter: he retired after serving 21 years as an astronaut. we earthlings welcomes him back with open arms. >> since i have come back to earth, i have had complete strangers come up to me in the street and tell me they are proud of me. it's a wonderful feeling to have a stranger be proud of you. i don't know of any higher compliment. >> it's really infectious. he's working on a book about his time in space. that is due out later this year. >>> a look at the week in pop culture including taylor swift's fans up in arms about a t-shirt about her love life. first, this is "today" on nbc. uh-oh! guess what day it is?? guess what day it is! huh...anybody? julie! hey...guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me. mike mike mike mike mike... what day is it mike? ha ha ha ha ha ha! leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot! ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? i'd say happie

i was lost in the sea of just black smoke and what looked like dust. >>reporter: the boeing 777 slammed into the run way just before noon saturday, breaking off its tail and catching fire, littering run way 28 with debris. >> i realized quickly -- it felt like we're ten feet above the water. >>reporter: witnesses say the tail landed first. this animation shows the slight striking the ground, short of the run way, then sliding off to the side and burning. an e pert gave his expert gave his take on what happened. >> he was low and slow. he struck the end of the run way with his tail. that tells me also with the tail that his knows must have high instead of flat. >>reporter: 307 passengers and crew were on board. two chinese students were killed. 181 people were taken to the hospital. six are in critical condition. >> a lot of the plane was on fire, so quite a bit of damage to the plane. it's a miracle that we had so many survive. >>reporter: in a statement released yesterday, asiana airlines says it's investigating the specific cause of the accident as w

. >> the disturbing new killer whale documentary, "black fish." >> sea world has always been a bully.g sea world on notice. >> i see it as my responsibility to get the message out there. >> everybody still loves the dance. >> do you know the carlton? >> the hands lead the body. not like that, though. >>> now where yahoo and broadcast meet for 24/7 access to celebrity news, "omg! insider." amanda bynes put in psychiatric lockdown. hello, everyone. welcome to "omg! insider." i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm thea andrews. just as all eyes were on princess diana, today the media clamors for the newest edition to the royal family. we are on the ground. >> here we go. let's listen. >> he's a big boy. he's quite heavy. we're still working on a name. we'll have that as soon as we can. >> a heartfelt historic moment. kate and william in baby blue and smiling and waving and talking to reporters. the couple overjoyed and in the same spot where diana held

a new documentary looks in to the death and questions sea world operations. >> what happened to her really could have happened to anyone. >> blacklaims the death wasn't a us lated incident. that it was involved in the deaths of two other people before her. one prior to sea world owning the whale. and documents other flightening moments including different orcas. >> dragging her under the water. it shows how dangerous it is. >> john hargrove and jeff entry are among those that speak out in the film accused sea world of putting profit ahead of trainer safety and believe confining killer whales for a lifetime is cruel. >> it increases the stress level of these animals and stress leads to frustration, frustration leads to aggression. >> we now know that they live in nuclear families to pull them out of that environment for human entertainment is basically old school. >> reporter: the film contains what it says is ark ooifl video of orcas captures to populate sea world. >> it tears your heart out. >> reporter: it shows what it says are images of whales born in captivity separated from their mothers. ex-trainer carol ray said she saw

before we knew it, the plane had come to a stop about 50 yards down, and it was just lost in this sea of black smoke and what looked like dust. saw the emergency slides have been deployed and people were starting to come off. they were walking away towards the terminal. it seemed to be pretty orderly. we saw the emergency responders, you know, approaching, and as we saw that, we -- you know, we watched, and it just seemed like things were starting to tie down, and then about 15, 20 minutes after the initial impact, the first boom, we then heard a second loud boom or explosion, and all of a sudden we saw a lot of black smoke going back up into the sglie now, one passenger sitting in the middle of that plane said there was no warning from the pilot or any crew members before the crash, but listen to parts of the exchange between flight 214 pilots and air trofk control as the plane was approaching sfo. >> 214 heavy emergency vehicles are responding. emergency. >> okay. no. . >> asiana 214 heavy mrnl vehicles are responding. we have everyone on their way. >> that communication one of the elements

black fish ". talking about sea world torrey done and has more. >> reporter: this 911 call.rom sea world orlando, february, 2010. this circular whee this killer whales killer whale. killed the trainer. this new documentary. questioning the sea world operations. >> what happened to her could really have happened to anybody. >> they say that this was not an isolated incident. and what what happening is for hiri to sea world. and this document of other different oils >> this shows a dangerous if it is. >> the multiple sea world trainers who are speaking out during the film. accused of putting profit in front of their safety. confining these wheels for their life confining -- these killer whales for their retired life i confining these killer whales, for their entire life is extremely cool. >> the stress of these animals is unbelievable. the stress of this is extremely unbelievable, and the confining of these whales is extremely--cruel. the screaming and crying of the killer whale mother after the baby will repeatedly separate the mother from the baby. however., they are releasi

it was lost in a sea of black smoke and dust. >> reporter: the fuselage filled with smoke and screams. >> i can't believe this is happening. we are going to be okay. i thought i was going to be okay. it wasn't my time, maybe. >> reporter: 30 k was an emergency exit seat. >> opened the door, debris, no slides, it's okay, help each other, don't rush, don't push, get out, get out. >> reporter: he was among the last to get out, he took his carry on with him. >> your adrenaline is so strong you don't think about it. you ask yourself what kind of person you're going to be, today i'm glad i was able to help like a lot of the other people helped. >> reporter: in that carry on, his cell phone, he immediately called his wife to eto say he was okay. a cool customer. 95% plus survive plane crashes, and most of them describe the evacuation procedures as organized chaos, not the sort of panic you'd expect. >> that's amazing statistic, and a cool customer describing those moments after the crash. thank you. as we mentioned, corral investigators arrived on the scene overnight. here's another picture

last week we showed you the video, the sea turtle introduced by the black tip reef exhibit. the last of the sharks are going to be introduced and tomorrow, around 11:30, the exhibit will open to the public. >>> students in our area have found a fun way to beat the heat this summer. now that it's time to get out of school this is a great program, a national program called kids bowl free, sounds good. sherrie johnson shows us how the program is making a difference for students in our area. >> meagan, yes, that's right, kids bowl free serves more than 1 million children nationwide and locally 1500 kids participate. it's a way to keep them off the streets out of trouble and having a little fun during the summer break. here at stone lanes, kids found a fun way to beat the heat. learning about duck pin bowling. kids bowl free. boys and girls enjoy two free games everyday, all summer. >> it's something to do for summer. time and resources have been cut out. parents have something to do with the kids during the day. >> the 6th year for kids bowl free. 1200 bowling centers participat

and it was just lost in this sea of just black smoke and what looked like dust. we saw the emergency slides had been deployed and people were starting to come off and they were walking away towards the terminal. and it seemed pretty orderly. everyone seemed to be going in a single file line and we saw the emergency responders you know approaching. and as we saw that, we -- you know we watched and it just seemed like you know things were starting to die down. and then about 15, 20 minutes after the initial impact can the first boom, we then heard a second loud boom or explosion. and all of a sudden we saw a lot of black smoke going back up into the sky. >> lot of first person accounts of what's going on. some of the flights headed for sfo were diverted to san jose and oakland. ryan that cay owe is at oakland international airport but first to the international airport. len? >> a very business zeh afternoon here at ma feta san jose. you can see the plane just touching down here. that's a southwest flight. things are getting back to normal after the runways at sfo w

it's a sea of orange and black at oriole park and camden yards. the birds are flying high with another solid season and fans are excited. >> offense is beyond anything i thought it would be. i hope the pitching picks it up a little bit. we'll see. >> reporter: the orioles front offices, what's really picked up is fan attendance. consistent play by the team and last year's playoff run has more marylanders at the ballpark. they were 26 out of the 30 major league teams for attendance. this year they jumped out to 18th out of 30. it's the third biggest attendance increase. >> also walking around town you see more people in orioles gear, and there's more interest on social media, twitter, facebook. >> reporter: fans are buying food, merchandise and other concessions at the ballpark. around town, area bars, restaurants and other businesses are packed on game day. and having four orioles in the upcoming all-star game also helps. >> it's great. we just beat the yankees. we lost last night. >> reporter: hotels are often booked or near filled when the o's a

and the plane was lost in a sea of black smoke and what looked like dust. >> reporter: the fuselage filled with smoke and screams. >> it was slow motion. i was like, i can't believe this is happening. i hope we're going to be okay, somehow. i had this feeling that i was going to be okay. i felt like it wasn't my time maybe. >> reporter: 30 k was an emergency exit seat. >> opened the big door. a lot of debris on the outside. no slides to go off. i was screaming, it's okay, help each other. don't rush. don't push. get out, get out, get out, get out. >> reporter: he was among the last to get out. he took his carryon with him. >> your adrenaline is so strong that you don't think you have -- you ask yourself what kind of person you're going to be. today, i'm glad i was able to help like a lot of other people helped, so -- >> reporter: in that carry on, his cell phone, he immediately called his wife to tell her he was okay. a very cool customer. astonishingly, dan, the statistics are that 95%-plus survive plane crashes. and most of the survivors describe the evacuation procedures as sort of orga

then just four seconds before impact the jet approaching the sea wall and from the black box the sound of what's called the stick shaker,en urgent warning mechanism that literally shakes the pilot's hands as seen here. that shaking telling the pilots the jet was suddenly moving too slowly to pull off a safe landing. then just a second and a half before impact a call from the dock pill for go around to circle the airport again. it was too late. the tail sheering off the back of the plane. at any time the ntsb investigate the crucial 7 seconds and the pilot in training. the airline says he was experienced in other aircraft but 43 hours training time on this plane. is that enough for this airport? >> there's always going to be the first time for someone to land at a different airport. >> the co-pilot just as important there to guide him. a clear view of the different shades of horror the passengers faced depending on where they were sitting. this passenger surveying the wreckage from the plane. he was sitting in 30 k. >> the very seat next to the door, yes. >> reporter: the challenge for

in the meantime, sea world has been defending its practices on the heels of a chilling new documentary called "blackch will air on cnn answers sea world operations while seeking to find out what made the 6 ton orca snap and kill his trainer back in 2010. nischelle turner live in new york with more on this documentary. good morning. >> hey, good morning, carol. in the new video that we just saw, the whale is eventually helped and ultimately was not harmed. but i tell you, this is still pretty tough to watch. >> he's stuck! >> reporter: these frantic screams from spectators led to outrage. witnesses say the young pilot whale floundered helplessly for nearly half an hour, despite pleas from the crowd for a sea world employee to help. according to a sea world spokesperson, pilot whales come out on the ledge all the time, usually getting back into the pool by themselves. it's the younger ones, like the one in this video, they say, haven't quite mastered the technique. trainers eventually helped the whale into the water. sea world released this statement to cnn saying "i want to reassure you the whale was

. >> it's a sea of orange and black at orioles park at camden yards. the birds are flying high with another solid season. fans are excited. >> offense is beyond anything i thought it would be. >> the orioles front office says what's picked up is fan attendance. consistent play by the team and last year's playoff run has more maryland's at the ball park. in 2011 the orioles were 26 out of 30 major league teams for attendance. this year the birds have jumped to 18th out of 30th. it's the third big attendance increase. >> you see more people in orioles gear, t-shirts hats. there's more interest on social media, twitter, facebook. >> fans are buying food, merchandise and other concessions at the ball park. arnold town area bars, restaurants and other businesses are packed on game day. having four orioles in the upcoming all star game also helps. >> it's great. we just beat the yankees. we lost last night night. >> we know how busy we're going to be based off of the hampton and hilton. when their numbers are up our numbers are going to be up. >> more fans,

before we knew it, the plane had come to a stop about 50-yards down and it was just lost in the sea of just blackke in what looked like dust. >>reporter: the boeing 777 slammed into the runway just before noon this afternoon breaking off its tail and catching fire. runway 28 left with debris. >> i realized quickly it felt like 2 or 3 meters above. maybe 10 feet above the water and we're not even on the runway. i just see water. >> witnesses say the tail landed first. this animation shows the doom flight striking the ground short of the runway and when its tail severed sliding off to the side and burning, aviation experts gave his take on what happened. >> he was low and slow. nerd, he did not have enough -- in other words, he did t not have enough speed or altitude for the runway and so you struck the end of the runway with his tail. and also with the tail that its nose must have been high instead of being flat. >>reporter: 307 passengers and crew were onboard. 2 chinese students were killed. 181 people were taken to the hospital. 6 were in critical condition. >> a lot of the plane was on fire. q

before we knew it the plane had come to a stop about 50 yards down and it was just lost in this sea of just blackke, what looked like dust. >> he went down, he come down quickly and pushing each other and stepping on each other, and it felt like you went pretty fast. >> inside the airport james white was waiting to meet a group of korean school children. >> we got this picture of a plane on fire, nobody will come out, we called three times information and talked to asiana, finally is someone coming out and just go downstairs, no one was downstairs, just standing there waiting. >> there was confusion as dozens of injured passengers were sent to nine different hospitals. >> x-rays showed benjamin levy's ribs were not broken but like many others he is painfully bruised. >> i was in the ambulance with three people that obviously -- i'm sorry -- spine injuries, i mean a lot of people had broken ribs, bruised ribs, spine injuries, maybe some people, you know, can't walk again. >> as investigators from the national transportation safety board search for a cause the most remarkable fact perhaps is that s

sea world about the mistreating animals. they asked the public to boycott the park of keeping orcas in captivity for life they say it is inhumane. a new documentary black two trainers are featured in the film talk about safety with staff that work with whales. >> it increases the stress level and stress leads to frustration and it leads to aggression. >> sea world criticized the film calling it misleading. they went on to say sea world is proud of what it does to support marine science. >>> a bumblebee nearly wiped out has made a return. western bumblebee has been spotted several times in western washington. they are the first sightings in decades. it was one of the most common bees before the decline. scientists believe the pesticides may have decimated the population but they are excited about the reappearance of the bees that suggests conservation its have given them a chance to repop late. watch live stream is now available in the bay area. abc7 is the first local station and abc is the first broadcast network to bring you a live stream of your local news and all of your favorite abc tv shows. now you never have to miss a minute of the shows you lo

black smoke as well. >> in spite of the flames and the sea of police behind him, wilson shows no signs of slowing down.>> i knew i have to get room to stop the truck and safely sur rend before police had chance to take sight of me. >> crowds appear as people watching the race live on tv come outside to see it for themselves. >> move! get out of the street! >> the 18 wheeler sends pedestrians running for their lives. and motorists swerving off the road as it barrels through residential neighborhoods. >> police were doing everything they could to try to stop him from driving. they tried to shoot out the tire. >> fearing the safety, police commander give the orders shoot to kill. >> they authorize the officers to fire and use deadly force if necessary. they deemed it necessary. >> they had no intention of me getting out of the truck alive. >> i knew they issued a code 100, which i knew was shoot to kill. at that point i'm trying to figure out how to get out of the truck. i never thought they would shoot as they did. i'm thinking you shoot me and kill me, who is behind the truck? then somebody is bound to

then 4 seconds before impact, the jet approaching the sea wall at the end of the runway and from that black box the sound of what is called the stick shaker. urgent warning mechanism in the cockpit that shakes the control in the pilot hand as seen in the video by simulator solutio solution. that shaking telling the pilot the jet was suddenly moving too slowly to pull off a safe landing. and then just a second and a half before impact call from the cockpit forego around to sishling the airport again. it was far too late. jet crashes. tail hitting first shearing off the back of the plane. tonight the ntsb investigating crucial 7 seconds and pilot in training. airline saying he was spernsd on other aircraft but just 43 hours training time on the 7 77. >> is 43 hours enough to be landing at san francisco airport. >> there are always going to be a first time for someone to land at a different airport. >>reporter: ntsb telling us the co-pilot just as important. who was there to guide him. tonight with those new images a clearer view of the different shades of horror that passengers face on that p

as a new film "black fish" questions certain practices at sea world, it was three years ago a 12,000der water by her ponytail causing her death. the film cites other terrifying incidents accusing them of putting profit before safety. >> captivity without a doubt increases the stress level of these animals and stress leads to frustration, frustration leads to aggression. >> reporter: sea world responded to the film in this statement to cnn saying "the film fails to mention sea world's commitment to team members and guest and the care and welfare of its animals." now, sea world also said in a lengthy statement that, "instead of a fair and balanced treatment, the film is inaccurate and misleading." cnn films has purchased the rights to "blathe film and it w air october 28. >>> let's talk more about this. joining us is john hargrove. took part in the documentary as you saw "black fish" and will be airing on cnn in the fall. great to see you, thanks for coming in. everyone knows sea world. so many have gone to sea world. i want to get to the video and pilot whale in just a second. about y

black smoke from the truck as well. >> in spite of the flames and the huge sea of police behind him, wilson shows no sign of slowing downw i had to find a place to safely stop the truck before i could surrender. >> crowds appear as people watching the chase live on tv come outside to see it for themselves. the 18 wheeler sends pedestrian running for their lives. and motorists swerving off the road as it barrels through residential neighborhoods. >> police were doing everything they could to try to stop bernis from moving. they tried to shoot out tires. they tried to block roads. he'd just drive around them. >> fearing for the public's safety, the commander gives the order to shoot to kill. >> they give the officers the ability to use deadly force if necessary. >> they had no intention of letting me get out alive. >> police fire on the truck from the ground and the air. >> i now the police issued a code 100 which is a shoot to kill. at that time i was trying to figure out how to get out of the truck. i never thought they'd start shooting like they did. i thought if you shoot my, who's going to drive the truck? >> with a