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some say they saw it rotate bra br hitting the ground. >> everyone who saw the helicopter knew wasn't right. two men tie died and a tv station has a bizarre task of reporting on its own tragedy. it was a tough sight for witnesses almost unbearable for the komo news team. >> we morn mourn the loss of a couple co-workers here today. >> many watched as the helicopter tumbled from the sky. and crashed into three cars in a ball of flames. >> i heard the engines then like a boom. >> through thick, black smoke. >> i can barely see the guy getting out of his car on fire, burning. >> that man was hospitalized with burns over 50% of his body. but the two people inside of the helicopter didn't make it. the pilot flown many years and also works for boeing. the photographer leaves behind a son, also a komotv photographer. >> the question is why? how did this happen? >> national transportation safety board arrived to start figuring that out. >> identify witnesses. surveillance video that may be in the area. and then, also get the wreckage picked up, cleaned up from this location and moved to a hang

. >> more people are buying br breakfast on the go, so they are giving away free coffees. >> who willbe the winner of the battle? we don't know, but we know who the winners will be this weekend. rain is what you like, mike? >> and snow, got a lot of it coming up in the sierra, and the season is almost over. so that is good news. i will widen the picture to show you the cold front developing up to the north and also the moist flow, it's humid outside by our standard and you stand in the sunshine, maybe a little uncomfortable from time to time. that is what is sparking the showers up north. that is where they will stay for the most part. the temperatures are 2 to 5 degrees warmer. and most of us in the low 60s. you are close at 59 degrees. the way it looks from the tower, it is beautiful, all the different elevations and colors, whether it's the bridge and clouds, i could not pass up shares the picture with you. here are the highlights. mainly dry and warmer today, steady rain saturday and again monday, and another chance of showers tuesday and possibly friday, thursday and friday of ne

. >> the theory that the pflpgc br involved in the bombing of the flight over lockerbie was not new. many at the time believed there was sufficient evidence pointing the finger at the palestine group. what is new is the evidence that links iran's secret service with the attack. >> i wondered whether the truth about lockerbie will come out. so many people at such a high level had a stake in abdel baset al-megrahi's guilt. we're talking about president said of the united states, secretaries of state, heads of the federal bureau of investigation. brish prime ministers. that's what makes this case so difficult. >> before i die, this is the truth. >> the only person to have been convicted of the bombing - a libyan agent by the name of abdel baset al-megrahi, is now dead. with the emergence of new evidence, it could mean that the perpetrators of a horrific attacks in scottish history is alive and didn't take back the cars and warn the public. after 13 deaths later the gm recall is the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. general motors has issued a recall of more than 1.5 million older

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>>> making news in america this morning -- br breaking news. the death toll rises in a mudslide that leveled a town. new pictures from the scene and the heroic stories from survivors. >>> developing right now. a new lead in the search for flight 370. what was spotted overnight? that's giving investigators new hope? >>> wildlife worries. new concerns the morning following an oil leak in houston's busy shipping channel. we've learned about animals being affected by the spill. the cleanup shifts into high gear. >>> perplexed pooches. a magician tries out his tricks on dogs. their reaction going viral. >>> good monday morning. i'm john muller. >> and i'm marci gonzalez in for diana perez. >>> a small washington town is left with sadness and fear this morning as the death toll rises following a massive mudslide. >> eight people confirmed dead. another 18 missing. the view from above shows the size of the slide burying homes in several feet of mud. rescue crews are putting an oblgs xrksz orange x on the buildings they have been able to search. >> tah

other towns in the east pro-russian mobs had tried to stop ukrainian soldiers from deploying to the br. it only underlines the frustration lying digging miles of trenches along the border in an attempt to slow down a possible russian advance. nobody here wants a shooting war. they're getting ready for one anyway. of course, there is some anger and resentment toward ukrainian troops here. there's also a real worry. nobody wants to have a potential military target move into the neighborhood. but we also saw villages who came by to give food, supplies, and their support. charlie d'agata, cbs news, donetsk, ukraine. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," gm's ceo goes before congress and electric cars hit the brakes in extreme weather. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. gm's mary berra will be in the seat next month. the justice department is already investigating the case. >>> gains in china on property lifted asian markets. hong kong's hang seng gained more than 1%. the shanghai composite index added nearly 3%. tokyo's

highway 12 was shut down for a time near the br cohen winery and olive oil company. it reopened 40 minutes ago. pg&e still working to repair downed lines. >>> a warning in the east bay. all westbound lines on highway 24 near the caldecott tunnel will be closed tomorrow morning along with the third bore. the closure will be in effect from midnight to 5:00 a.m. while crews remove a traffic sign. drivers will be detoured onto surface streets in oakland. eastbound highway 24 will remain open during that part of the closure. >>> hundreds of thousands of dollars in gold and jewelry, gone in a moment. investigators say it didn't happen in a store, but on the street. >> developing news to tell you about on the crisis in ukraine. president obama's request of russia's leader during their 90- minute conversation. >> and a sinking feeling in santa cruz. look at this big, gaping hole that's shut down a scenic street. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom, what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids, now what? let's build you a better bed that senses your movement, heartbeat,

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br harry reid is being investigated for funneling campaign funds to his granddaughter.y are asking for more information about some 16,000 dollars that he spent last fall to buy a holiday gift for her staff members from his granddaughter's business. they prohibit them from spending campaign money. it poll shows 35 percent of those surveyed had a negative impression of harry reid compared to 75 percent feeling negatively about coch brothers. >> taking more fun out of the nfl. banning the goal post dunk after a touchdown starting with the 2014 season it will be a penalty. the move may be practical, though, because sometimes it can bend the goal post delaying the game. but players tweeting this they are not to happy about it. one frequent dunker the saints jimmy graham posting this i guess i will have to lead the envelope in penalties next year. >> one city putting the strangle held on ted nugent. whe why the singer is being paid thousands of dollars not to play at a concert. >> it turns out it is not your land epa's latest move that gives them control of all private proper

hispanic chamber of commerce that it's not a question of if we fix our br bren -- broken immigration laws, it's a question of when. it was said that it will cut $900 million off the deficit. when you have support from paul ryan, and all this money that the congressional budget office says you'll save if you pass immigration reform, i have to ask - are supporters of reform not doing a good job of selling the bill? >> no, the supporters are doing everything they can. so many republican witnesses have a small hispanic population. they don't feel the support from the constituent. paul ryan, he gets it. he really does. the c.b.o. said that this will help to reduce our deficit and grow the economy. we'll get it done. ryan might want to do it, paul might want to do it. if the republican leadership don't put it, we'll never know when we'll be able to deal with it. he's right. we'll get to it, but we need the vote. >> it's a pleasure to have you with us and talk about this issue. thank you. >> a programming note. al jazeera america will debut a series: six americans will follow the footsteps

gerri: it is human nature once you see that you slam on the br. >> you're going to be neous d set toave an accident. gerri: 800,000 comes out of traffic revenues. >> yes, i thought it was wrong to balance the budget based upon punitive measures. especially when this is touted under the terms of safety and the safety isn't there beyond people pbably love you for taking these out. so let's say you don't even have a cop there. you have a camera there. >> yes, and it's supposed to be about safety. the situation is 3:00 o'clock in the morning and someone is making a right on red and it may not come to a full stop. but still they're going they are going to get a ticket in the mail. and they can say it ii safe for them to go. the cameras are not that choice. still in five states including ohio and florida. they are getting on board with you here. do you think this wil help you get rid of these altogether? and i am encouraging this around the country. beyond one quick question. your community was hard hit by hurricane sandy. >> we have the most waterfront prerties in new jersey and we lost a

br >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey in new york. john siegenthaler has the night off. >> the mission is to bring closure to the rest of the families of lost loved once. >> agonizing wait for families waiting, we talked to the brother of a woman who was swept away in her truck. >>> lying eyes, the billion dollar program to stop potential terrorist programs, by nothing but body language, does it work? >>> the moment the woman who was born deaf hears for very first time. the science behind this magical moment. >>> plus untouchable. sounds like from a sci-phi film. why. >> almost a week since the earth gave way in a small town in washington state. one week since lives were lost in seconds. and from the days of searching, officials say there are so many things they do not know. searchers comb through mud looking for scores of people. and rain is making things worse. be allen shof schauffler, what e know now? >> we know that they are exhausted. we know that they're frustrated and we know that they're not giving up. they're behaving in tha

. >>> and br >>> and breaking tonight, 14 people are dead after a massive mud slide hit in washington state just north of seattle. more than 100 people are still unaccounted for. more on that. >>> well, the u.s. supreme court is set to hear arguments tomorrow morning on a case that could be groundbreaking on the issue of religious freedom. judge napolitano is with me. what's this about hobby lobby? >> there are two cases. and each went the other way. and they have to do with whether the government can force corporations to pay for contraceptive services for their employees. as everybody knows, the affordable care act requires anybody who employs 50 or more people to provide health care for them that includes contraceptive services. that means contraception, euthanasia and abortion. so you have two corporations, one catholic, one fundamental christian who says we don't support this, we don't spend our money this way. we're not going to do it. does the corporation have religious protection under the first amindment or do just individuals have that. >> they want to know if corporations a

area pilot celebrating his 100th birthday and he shares his flying memories before airplanes could not br a big birthday celebration for a living part of the bay area's aviation history. james ricklep was honored. there's a saying that pilots like to share, there are bold pilots and there are old pilots but there are no bold old pilots. but today we may have found an exception. john ricklets not only witnessed aviation history but he lived it. today people gathered to celebrate his 100th birthday and the life of a fighter pilot. >> if i would have known i was going to live this long i would have taken better care of myself. >> reporter: he was born just 11 years after the wright brother's historic flight. and he started his own history. in a plane without a break. >> i made my first airplane solo. at an airport that south of the stadium. and right on el camino. >> with an aeronautical debris he moved to helicopters. and eventually started rick helicopters which was once the largest helicopter company in the world. those aircrafts too have changed. >> they got more complicated. and i don't

br >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey in new york.john siegenthaler has the night off. >> the mission is to bring closure to the rest of the families of lost loved once. >> agonizing wait for families waiting, we talked to the brother of a woman who was swept away in her truck. >>> lying eyes, the billion dollar program to stop potential terrorist programs, by nothing but body languag

it's absolutely remarkable and chose the brain a--shows the brs this incredible mechanism, and aliceas able to connect with this power. it's mesmerizing. >> she played more than a hundred concerts while she was in the camp. there was a poignant moment that came from one of her friends. we see this in the film who was in the camp with her. she plains how she found was truly important. >> when you were really down in the hell and come up again, you have learned what matters in life and what doesn't. and what matters is a few things. life matters. human relationships, and that's about it. the rest it not important. one can live without. and because of this it has enriched my life and i'm grateful. for the experience. >> i know alice feels the same way. nick, what kind of impact is haling on people when you screen it? >> i think all of us that are involved in the film have a phrase now which is "what would alice do" because there is nothing that happens in our life that comes even close to it. that's a very, very balancing thought. and in the screening some of my favorite things has been

neil: we don't know she is a br. live in the area, i know this school, it is a pricey school, the high school is closing in at $7,000. so, parents have stopped paying that in interim. but you are argue they should pay that? >> i think so. >> i think so. >> i think that public policy to beoncourage kids to get an education, she should get a job, she is a honor student, a smart girl but working at college bookstore is not paying a college tuition, she is not getting financial aid because of her partner's income. she is saying pay for my colge tuition, let me better myself. neil: why do the parents have to pay for her college tuition, but i know a lot of kids including myself, you take out college loans, you do what you have to do. but i don't think it should be given that you parents automatically are saddled with that. >> and -- if she does not can to college, where does that leave her, society will have to take care of her. neil: come on, come on. >> wh what kind of policy, my parents have money they set aside a colg

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br we're the most powerful military on earth. that doesn't mean that we should always have to be the only ones to step up to the plate. >> yet a new fox poll out tonight shows support for the president's handling of foreign policy has dipped six points since december. 33% of the public approve of his handling of foreign policy. 56% disapprove. and republicans charge part of that is the president misreading putin's ambitions. >> for us to think they weren't going to try to interfere with the territorial integrity of ukraine, frankly, i think denies history and also i think was a naive view of this. >> there was more tension today in ukraine. protesters waving russian flags and chanting russia, russia, storming a government building and flying a russian flag from its roof. just hours after the new ukrainian government had flown its flag there for the first time since saturday. meanwhile, a united nations envoy to crimea, robert serry was threatened by unknown assailants, some with guns, though the u.n. said the envoy is okay and he

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unless they get a br beater.reporter ryan takeo s us: it's no >>> a basketball team can't defend their title unless they get a buzzer beater. kpix 5's ryan takeo says a paperwork is what happened. >> they have won the east bay sectionals five years in a row. they all want it this year. they played one more game than athletic rules allow, though. the coach says it's his mistake. >> i'm hurting because i see my kids hurting and feeling guilty i let down 13 of my children. those are my kids and i feel horrible for it. the students, i know this is extremely difficult, but they have exceeded the number. >> the sections commissioner says he had a competitive advantage by playing that extra game. they were kept from playing sectionals, and the commissioner wants to make sure they are out of the upcoming state tournament, too. >> you can't just pick and choose on gaven day what it is you're going to follow and not follow. so my obligation is to be as consistent as possible. >> today, the team held a press conference plea

br bay bridge, traffic backs up. watch the connecter ramps. a quick, quick early morning wind advisory registered but chp called that off. farther south, by the san mateo bridge, checking in with our on bay area bob redell, you're over there off 92. i see that in the background. what's going on? >> reporter: we had a band come through here 20, 25 minutes ago. good morning to you, mike. take a look at video. clfr it as a heavy drizzle, as you would say. lasted for about five minutes. according to radar, that band is heading south. it's in the redwood city area, perhaps, now already into mountain view. enough to just leave a sheen, a gloss look on the roadways, not enough to cause a hazard for the commute. but that could change a couple hours from now. i was on the phone with the weather department and they're saying between 8:00 and 11:00. it's a revision, between 8:00 and 11:00 we could see rain coming in. instead of it heading from the north to the south, it's moving from the ocean, pacific east inland. that's where you're going to have a hig

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firmly believing that the key br represents the right strategy to a vin the united states and secure our interest during this historic transition from military. directing that that team define our goals and a fiscally informed manner which enables us to bill the budget that police supports our strategy. the analysis you will hear today the mysteries of the president's budget submission enables the department of defense to meet the strategic interest. this gdr makes clear that sequestration is an and the step will path to the problem of defense. when he and the chairman testified before the senate armed services committee and on thursday at thought -- house armed services committee. the secretary looks forward to discussing our updated defense strategy and budget as we grapple with tough fiscal and strategic realities. with that i will turn it over to brief the details of the quadrennial. >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you for coming. you know that we do that quadrennial defense review every four years and deliver it with the president's budget. i am happy to have the opportunity

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because of this, carol, look at this image, if you br i in the blow flo.rents out there. think about all this time that has passed since the plane disappeared. these are time lapse images from the national oceanic administration. this is where we are looking. we are looking down in here where there are these extraordinary competing currents. i don't know how you, with any confidence, can reverse engineer, even if you find the debris. how do you reverse engineer over more than 20 days to see where that few football size target is under the water, how things drifted to this point. it is an unbelievably difficult task and an awful lot of stat tt time ta stigss would say the same thing. >>> we are joined by mary schiavo. she is an aviation attorney that r represents victims and attorneys. >>> they adjusted the speed of the aircraft. that's how they came up with this new area. can you expound? >> there were so many different bits of information coming out and great discrepancy over a couple of things, altitude and air speed. once that plane made that left-hand