. >> reporter: captain clayton oz bonn, trusted with the lives of many passengers on a flight to new york to las vegas. he was taken off the plane in handcuffs and a wheelchair by police after six apparentlies wrestled the plait to the ground, concerned he was determined to crash the plane. >> first time landing an airplane when you have your knee on the neck of an airplane captain. >> reporter: it happened three hours into the cross-country flight. the co-pilot calling for an emergency landing. >> jet blue, authorities and medicals to meet us at the airport. >> yes, sir. jet blue, 191, they have the stairs ready. >> reporter: sources say the veteran captain, a commercial pilot since 1989, was not at the controls, but began acting eratically, flipping switches in the cockpit and appearing confused. his ko pilot tricked him into going to the passenger compartment to check something out and then locked the door behind him. >> the captain of the plane went bers erk, starting banging on the cockpit door, let him in, give him the code. >> a third jet blue pilot, off duty and riding with a

there was 8 of them with their black turf bonns on anbens and a box. and in that was a letter in the persian script and said dear compassion of the poor we reviewed your case and in koran education is inor encouraged for all children. it encourages all people to have knowledge and seek knowledge. well, um... with that letter, started getting dozens of proposals especially for girls schools. why is girls education so important? i've gone to the extent now where i say you can drop bombs and build roads or put in electricity but until the girls are implicated, society won't change. several global studies show if you educate a girl to fifth grade level it does three things. reduce infant mortality, population explosion reduction and improve the quality of life and health. if your interested you can look up a guy called, well he wrote a book called development is freedom. it's a fat book. in the 60's another writer had the very foresite to see that girls education would be a process to bring about stabilization of population. he wrote a book called the pove

in 'twixt, bonn mackenzie told us how it's came to pe and how its end came to an abresult end. >> ourry starts in 1903 when a film caused the great robbery revolutionized disney. there was a full 12 minute epic with a real story. real locations instead of sets and the coal quad of actors. anderson soon to be known as anchor billy. >> i said to myself then, that's it. it's going to be the picture business for me. >> reporter: he proceeded to crank out bronco for his choice, niles chose minnesota. bruce gay says it's no wonderful niles pick the moore. >> natural setting for making movies it was just a perfect place. >> reporter: indeed bronco billy saw niles canyon as location. anthony brought an old realistic place. billy comes to town as a dude. gets harassed and empty damedded high does. after a while he reemerges. billy the is stagecoach, robber bronco billy. the outlaw with a heart of gold. usually just a few down. anderson had put together a real. in niles both the cowboys and chaplains live in church. david king is writing a book. he says bronco billy was a movie pioneer. >> at t

struggling he drives it the opposite way bonn, three-run shot. the orioles win 12-3. arnold palmer invitational. tiger woods the long birdie attempt, rolling slowly to the whole, and falls in. he is 12 under par. he would bogey 15, double bogey but comes back strong. he has the one-stroke lead at 11 over -- at 11 under par. kevin marshall had to sit out of the sweet 16 game against ohio, after he fractured his wrist. he is questionable for the game tomorrow against kansas. sorry, pam. the tar heels out of sync, 7 seconds to go, harrison barnes will lose it. going into overtime, unc up, barnes the hero. north carolina pulls away and survives. >> there is a better chance that he will play sunday. i did not really expect him to play today. we tried to prepare all week that he would not play, and that is what we are preparing for sunday. if he can play, needless to say i will take him. >> brittney did it again. the n.c.a.a. tournament, there you go, two-handed jam. it is the seventh dunk of her career. the elite eight, florida leads louisville 65-64 in the second half. fl

. >> you're going bonn 45 here and olive garden here. >> i don't know. >> i'm wrong. >> you can't go to the bonn 45. >> oh yes, i can. >> yeah. >> they are actually both very good. >> that's the reality. for the price, you know, olive garden isn't bad. >> they shouldn't have been so mean to her. >> you can finish the show and uhll finish this. >> derek, back to you. >> i'm hungry myself. >> nfl free agency kicked off this afternoon. the inside scoop from our insiders coming up. but up next, why things got out of hand during a koreaen meeting on human rights. don't forget, we're always on at wusa9.com. stay with us. we'll be right back. un. >>> caught on tape, a u.n. meeting on human rights abuse. footage from yesterday's confrontation in geneva, several south koreaen lawmakers, as he left the meeting. security and other north koreaen delegates pushed the south koreaen lawmakers away. the incident comes amid reports that china is returning north koreaens to their homeland instead of letting them defect the south. a financially strapped little league in southern california needed cash

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what we're doing is looking for that earthquake safety bonn to pay for the majority of the capital improvements will be around $50 million. we should mention that the expansion is something that was in the capital plan last year and is moving forward. we have done quite a bit of work on a conceptual design and the cost-benefit analysis. you can see some of the green representing some of the areas that we would be expanding, contiguous space underground. there are opportunities to develop some other spaces as well. that is a project that will require more planning. we were hoping by next year we should have some good options as to what it will cost. supervisor chu: we have heard a lot from folks in our tourism and convention business is that this is very important extension to make sure our space is desirable and is competitive with other locations. right now in terms of the capital plan, it does not come -- contemplate issuing geo bonds or back bonds. we would have to get to a different place or of different funding source? >> that is right. it is not contemplated in either of those sources. we

last question -- in terms of the 2000 bonn, all those bonds are called for? there are in process? >> are they accounted for in terms of expenditures? i believe they are. >> between the bonds and the bond interest, we have $109 million that has been spent to date, so they are not fully spend, but they are close to being spent out. supervisor chu: close to being spent out. ok. is there a large balance left? >> no. the total available is $112,900,000. supervisor chu: i guess the question is what was the authorization for in 2011? >> $105,865,000. the variance is the additional bond interest that has accrued overtime that has been appropriated over time to the project. supervisor chu: ok. probably i will just have to clarify with you offline. public comment on this item or these two items? items seven and eight. >> good morning, supervisors. i would like to speak in opposition to these two items. i am sure everyone is familiar with the elderly gentleman that comes before the board on tuesdays with his computer presentation about the different aspects of the library system. i am kind o

la empresa de bonn acuerdo congreso nacional bajo el cual se compromete a enviar a sus clientes las cuentasgieren que estas de que la mujer aparece en un video pornográfico. el contrato laboral de los maestros no tiene cláusulas sobre el comportamiento moral, sin embargo según el superintendente escolar o uxmal. de acuerdo al código estatal de educación la mujer podría ser disciplinada o incluso despedida. ningún estudiante aparece en el video. los clientes de wells fargo en seis estados del país sólo tendrán que pagarse de dólares al mes para mantener su cuenta de cheques. hasta ahora la empresa no ha informado por eso los estados afectados pero sí sabemos que los tanques entraran en torno del mes de mayo. actualmente en algunos estados del oeste del país para evitar este cobro viable a sus clientes a tener depósito directo con mantener un balance mínimo de $1500. el día de hoy sandra habría cumplido 11 años, pero sandra fue asesinada en el año 2009, o la escuela donde estudió recordó este día tan importante para la familia, temerarias en los detalles. daban testimonio de que una sensación

this video has bonn environment, with more than 1 million views on youtube.s reaching members of the u.s. ski team. team members were so impressed with terry's courage and skill, they made the fourth grader an honorary ski team member. she hopes to be olympian one day. >>> welcome back. andrew luck was a superstar in college. but he doesn't have any cash to show for it. don't worry. it won't be long before he's making a trip to the bank. the stanford star is projected as the first overall pick in the 2012 draft. more than 100 scouts and coaches were locked in on luck today. his throwing session lasted about a half hour. the next time you see him throw the ball, he'll most likely be throwing for the indianapolis colts. >> my hope will be professional football. i am taking classes in april again. it's a great opportunity. i'm excited. nothing's set in stone. nothing's happening yet. it would be a great honor. a great opportunity. >> you can never have too many quarterbacks in the nfl. and for the second-straight day, the 49ers have signed a q.b. josh johnson ag

about this in to prepare ourselves for right in front of us we had just a few months ago we had the bonn conference in which we've got the commitment and a pledge from the international community for its long term financial commitment to afghanistan both economic and security and in a couple of months we will have a chicago event and it will summit was one of the g. eight summit and was there will be a specific commitment to. our security forces for a longer term financial commitment and right after that in july we will have a conference on afghanistan focusing on economics and development look you and that's where we've secured. a longer term commitment financial commitment significant commitment a law it will come down over time but it will not come down in twenty four as for foreign aid they say that there's a huge difference between money spent on afghanistan and the money spent in afghanistan dollars for institutions that operate in your country really help reboot the economy or is it really a question of pumping money from one pocket to another well this is the need for any. and no

captain oz bonn's facebook beige says he's been a pilot and trainer since the year 2000. the faa said he had an onboard medical emergency. the fbi is investigating the indications and law enforce says early indications are he had a panic attack. his wife says she's not spoken to him but urges patience and asks everyone to remember there are two sides of the story. >> all right. using the belts by those passengers to restrain him. i want to bring in abc's aviation analyst john nance, also a veteran commercial airline pilot. what do you think of the quick thinking of this co-pilot? >> it's something we want a co-pilot to do. in this case he acted decisively and it shows a tremendous amount of confidence, that his company's going to stand behind him. that's excellent. >> tell me about the screening. because we think back to the flight attendant. now the pilot. what kind of psychological screening is there in the works? >> we have a lot of screening that goes on when someone is hired, especially as a pilot. it's very good. until somebody is on the line for about a year and co

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effectively have it head which is the national syrian council which is led by a theology professor in bonn in paris a universe fever where you have on the ground the free syrian army and other kind of collective groups who feel very strains from this body the syrian national council and it's very hard to get any kind of unity all kind of consistent sense of what these divided groups that form the opposition actually want so it's understandable that they find it you know hard to actually sit down around a table and discuss this and obviously in terms of having a peace program or kind of moving forward towards peace it's going to be very difficult when you have an opposition that is so fragmented they're not able to really state their demands with any sense of really legitimacy from representing the body of the syrian people. but on the way they're leading five economic challenges team out but there are other powerhouse running to tackle the monopoly of the dollar dependent market that's coming your way in a few minutes. is that warning of an emerging arms race should washington fail to prov

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clyde barrel and bonn parker who died as they lived by the gun. the officers were on the left side of the road nearest the driver. this explains the fact that bonnie's body had more bullet holes than clyde's. any one of these bullets would have been fatal to both. but after having killed 14 people, most of whom were officers of the law and having come safely through so many gun battles it did not seem advisable to fire just one bullet. >> bonnie and clyde were probably some of the most notorious gangsters of the 1930s crime era in the united states because their crime story began in texas, east texas and involved louisiana, they are very sort of connected to the 1930s story of shreveport as well. probably most people associate bonnie and clyde with a very intense two-year period from 1932 to 1934 when they were involved in a string of armed robberies and murders throughout this part of the united states. we think thatonnie and clyde actually met initially in 1930 when bonnie parker was working as a waitress in dallas, texas. and soon after that, c

. >> you had a collaboration in two films ant make sure i'm pronouncing that right jean pierre bonn nai perfect. >> that was a good collaboration for you. >> that what a goodcollaboratio. >> what makes a good collaboration? >> because we are both completely obsessed by details and pe perfection. and so we were on the same road for his movies. i liked how he wanted everything to be perfect and everything is millimetres by millimetres and it's away, and i like to ininclude that in my work when i used to work with him. >> there is also i mean are they two of your favorite films "emily" and "long engagement" if you look at all of those films do you have favorites? >> it's difficult because you made very good choices. >> >> of course we did.so it's ver. and so it's not because i don't want to upset somebody. it's very give. it's a very special for me and in my heart. >> he is wonderful. >> he is very special to me. why is he special to you? >> because i had such an amazing experience. when i went to this shooting i didn't know a word of english. >> yes. and he was so confident and he made me

if voters were factored out, michigan would have won michigan by 6 to 8 points -- romney would have bonnhigan by 68 points. >> it possible there are democrats that just don't like romney? absolutely. as far as i am not aware of any evidence or an dotal evidence of the democrats, labor union or anybody else, they are not exactly going to pick up the phone and call me, are they? >> as for the own efforts to lure michigan democrats to the polls, robo call operation, the santorum campaign told me it only targeted conservative leaning democrats who voted in the past g.o.p. primaries and they only spent a couple of thousand dollars in the process. in washington, james rosen, fox news. >> newt gingrich did not compete in arizona or michigan. he is putting in a great deal of time in the state. he was the congressman for georgia. senior national correspondent john roberts tells us gingrich has work to do. >> georgia is a hotbed of conservatism and gathering place for undecided voters. >> i change midmind five times already. >> patty and rick are undecided. they lived here 25 years, voted for newt

bore bonn you go, why -- bourbon you say, they are all idiots, not just that one teacher and then youmoke a joint and say, this is a little stale. how about some atamanapia. and then it is coffee day and you say what a mess. have i to clean up this piece of pie, but there is good stuff in there. >> i feel like it is a day in the life. >> that's why no one bought my book. >> e book. >> no one bought my e book either. >> it is just the first week, gavin. >> it is a book that is electronic and not an ecstasy book. >> get his book. i read it while on vacation and enjoyed every minute. i gave it to my wife and a little worried what will happen when she gets to certain chapters, but it could turn out great for me. especially the other chapter. does this study encourage you to drink more or less? >> i am going to drink when i want regardless. the point is it does enhance your cognitive ability. conversely it is like when you watch something you think it is funnier than it is. i know i watched "saturday night live" on saturday night and this thing was burning and the next day i forget what it

i have bonn involved in small business and big business. there are 7 attributes of highly effective economies that have to be applied here. from 59 to quick 7. one tax rates that are competitive that i just described. two regulators and regulations that are up to date and encourage the private sector. number 3, taking advantage of energy resources. we have a lot of energy, coal, gas, oil, nuclear, use it. number four making sure we have a level playing field when it comes to trade. i like to open up new markets for our goods but you have to crack down on cheaters like china. they are stealing jobs in this country by cheating, by manipulating currency and stealing intellectual property. next you have to build human capital that means training programs and great schools. we also have to have a balanced budget. people are not going to invest in america if they think we are going to run into a wall like greece. these are the principles that gets america to be the most attractive place in the world for enterprise. oo you do those things we will

romney bonn santorum took a little time for some r&r pool side. i believe we have the picture.e work on the picture. >> he had an hour to kill. >> this goes into the context of politicians caught with their shirts off. it's happened to president barack obama, it's happened, i think, to a bunch of other people, including the former governor of california, arnold schwarzenegger at the wrong time perhaps. even, i think, newt gingrich. >> there it is. >> so rick santorum decided h he would take a little bit of time at the pool, took off his shirt. next thing you know, somebody snaps a picture and it is on a blog. he apologized for it. he said maybe picked up 15, 20 pounds, what can i say? sorry about that, folks. hopefully end of the story for rick santorum. >> senator scott brown, massachusetts, having a little bit of fun. take a listen. >> i see that both newt gingrich and rick santorum now have secret service with them on the campaign trail. and in santorum's case, i think it's the first time he's actually ever used protection. yeah. yeah. >> ba-dum-bum. >> santorum has a chance

i have bonn involved in small business and big business.re are 7 attributes of highly effective economies that have to be applied here. from 59 to quick 7. one tax rates that are competitive that i just described. two regulators and regulations that are up to date and encourage the private sector. number 3, taking advantage of energy resources. we have a lot of energy, coal, gas, oil, nuclear, use it. number four making sure we have a level playing field when it comes to trade. i like to open up new markets for our goods but you have to crack down on cheaters like china. they are stealing jobs in this country by cheating, by manipulating currency and stealing intellectual property. next you have to build human capital that means training programs and great schools. we also have to have a balanced budget. people are not going to invest in america if they think we are going to run into a wall like greece. these are the principles that gets america to be the most attractive place in the world for enterprise. oo you do those things we will crea

i think this thing is kind of winding down and that we've bonn expecting rick santorum to get the victories here and there. it is not news romney had trouble winning over the republican base in these southern states with large evangelical populations and the sort of cultural mismatch he has with the voters. that's well established over the course of the primary. for once the romney team has not gotten their hopes up to somehow pull it off. i think they are expecting santorum to win. and in the big picture it's not going to get him enough delegates or any momentum to really affect the contest too much going forward. >> okay. i want to play a statement for all of you that was said by rick santorum making headlines right now. let all take a listen. >> you win by giving people a choice. you win bygying people the opportunity to see a different vision for our country, not someone who is just going to be a little different than the person in there. if we were a little different, it will not save us from what we had instead of taking a risk on what could be the etch-a-temperature candidate for the

refugee agency says as many as 2,000 syrians fled in leb bonn in the past two -- lebanon in the past days trying to escape the government's massive crackdown on dissent there. in washington, arizona senator john mccain is calling for action. >> the united nations should lead an international evident -- the united states should lead national effort to keep population center in syria, especially in the north through airstrike on assad's forces. >> bret: u.s. officials are congratulating the russian people for turning out in big numbers for sunday's presidential election. u.s., however, did not congratulate vladimir putin on being elected. then senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg report many in russia share that sentment. >> reporter: after declaring people with occupy the square and street of moscow, anticorruption blogger and fire brand opposition leader was arrested as anti-putin protesters clashed with police tonight. the night before, prime minister and now president-elect vladimir putin teared up as he made his victory speech. tears he later blamed on the cold wind. b