pastor cho says he knows the reason. >> jesus christ. that is the only answer we can give. you come and try to study the reason of prosperity. you can't find out any reason, because we don't have a good politician so far. we don't have great business people. >> reporter: and if christianity is a factor in the prosperity of south korea, yoido is a significant contributor. 60 years ago there were about 50,000 christians in south korea. today it's more than 10 million, and almost one in ten were baptized in the yoido full gospel church. i'm lucky severson in seoul, south korea. >>> finally, in an age of information overload, pope benedict xvi has extolled the importance of silence. silence in which to reflect and communicate with god, silence to separate the important from the insignificant. the pope noted that sometimes the most authentic communication takes place in utter silence. for instance, between people who are in love. appropriately, the pope's views on silence were written, not spoken. he himself is said to be a very good listener. >>> that's our program for now. i'm

. >> reporter: the woman cho calls 911 is calm until she noticed something on the ground. >> is that her hand? >> ma'am, day on the line. >> reporter: the caller passes the phone to man who is right next to lauren scruggs. you can hear the model face down in front of the plane that's propeller just sliced into her left hand and her face. >> is there serious bleeding? >> yes. >> from where? >> we don't know. we haven't turned her over. >> reporter: she was looking at christmas lights from the air. when she got out of the plane, the pilot says he warned her to walk behind the air kraflt. he can't be sure she heard him. >> she's wanting to get up. >> no, we don't want her to get up. no, no, we want to keep her on the floor. >> reporter: it takes the paramedics five minutes to get

[ speaking in foreign language ] >> we visited the cho family on a typical day for their son, sung-do. he gets up every day at 6:00 a.m. jumps rope as the sun comes up. then eats a massive breakfast his mother has prepared. she says a healthy meal helps his concentration. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> sung do's studies are especially important this year, because next november he'll take an all-important college entrance exam. it's the ultimate test in a particularly test-driven education system. >> since the family is really expecting a lot from me and supporting me a lot, i think i have to return their favor. >> sung-do goes to school from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on most days, much longer hours than most american students. there are about 205 school days in south korea's calendar, 25 more than the typical u.s. schedule.

. >> ¿cho? ¿y quién es chato?caché echándole los perros a goya, la muchacha de los vecinos. >> ay, señor. >> estoy tan triste... tan dolida. (llora). >> ay... ¿quieres una florecitas de bach, adoración? (llora). >> sí. ¡ay! ♪. ♪. >>... espero que nuestro amor dure toda la eternidad... (suena el teléfono). >> residencia de los lópez. buenas noches. >> buenas noches ¿se encuentra la señora, graciela torres? >> no se encuentra ¿de parte de quién? >> es... de parte de avon, de la vicepresidencia y me urge localizar a la señora graciela. >> mire, si le urge... ¡ah! es que lo que pasa es que se fue a la vecindad ¿no tiene su celular? >> sí, sí, no se preocupe. gracias. (suspiro). >> ¿y esta cremita es buena para las arrugas? >> ¡uy! buenísima, chole. es para que la uses como crema de noche. te hidrata y te quita las impurezas. >> no, está buenísimas. (murmullos). >> yo voy tener una. (murmullos). >> ay, qué buena onda que eres representante de avon, manita. @-y! además te ves radiante, chela, cambiada. así como que con

bring upon cho, that kind of thing >>> i have been a 49ers fan. i used to go to st.e and i used to carry his cleats. when i was six, seven years old, i carried them from the locker room out to the playing field and wait like a little kid and bring them back in >>> the days of john brody and john david crow and i can't wait to watch a little football. i covered the patriots for 16 years out in boston, too, so hopefully it will be the two teams of destiny. tom brady coming home from san mateo to indianapolis to play alex smith and what would be just an unbelievable super bowl but they have a little work to do. giants might have something to say about that. ravens might have to say something about that. it would be a hard ball super bowl like on thanksgiving. we'll wrap it up here from a wet candle stick park. a can we take a look at the fans one more time. some have been waiting out there all night. they can't tailgate until 11:00 11:00p30 so what are they doing? they are working their way to the park, but the gates won't open until 11:30. all these rvs, some have been

. >> famous artist david cho has a new project.s is him walking around the halls of the new facebook offices. he was commissioned by mark zuckerberg to have at it. like a kid in a candy store, take these walls and do what you want. >> better not use spray paint. >> that's what he does. he's a graffiti office. he was given the best possible canvas he could ask for, hundreds and hundreds of feet of white space. >> this not the first time he worked in the facebook offices. he was commissioned in 2005 to decorate their offices. then again in 2007 mark zuckerberg had him come in to do their new base. i guess he loved what he had done. this time when they got more blank walls, he had him back. >> this is fun. it's fun to go to work and see what he'll create. >> plain boring strips of fluorescent lights that make you feel like you're going to have a headache, he turns them into '80s sunglasses. some is pretty rudimentary but look at this mural he did. look at that. those are the continents. north america under the monkey head and south am

a sus campaÑas a un dÍa de la primera prueba de fuego fuegos a granel arrestan a un presunto spoes chose decenas de incendios en california. investigan los motivos y si actuaba solo. felicidad ver sus violencia, los nÚmeros de muertos y la extrema pobreza no logran borrar la sonrisa del rostro de los mexicanos. - como encontrar llegar al final con las resoluciones para el 2012 esto y mÁs en su noticiero telemundo que comienza ya. >>> bienvenidos a esta ediciÓn del noticiero telemundo. >>> hola que tal, les saluda vanessa hauc comenzamos el noticiero en california. las autoridades detuvieron a una persona de interÉs que puede ser responsable de los 50 incendios intencionales en la zona de hollywood. el sospechoso es un inmigrante alemÁn que habÍa tenido problemas con las autoridad de inmigraciÓn. carlos botifoll en vivo de los angeles, en instantes las autoridad de llevaron una conferencia de prensa, carlos. >>> vanessa, en esta conferencia de prensa a mis espaldas. acaban de divulgar el nombre del sospechoso. es harry de 24 aÑos, que es residente de hollywood. un inmigrante de alemania,

. >>> queremos que el pueblo mexicano aparezca aportando y no cho la diÓcesis de leon. esta visita. >>> el papa tambiÉn oficializÓ su viaje a cuba, estarÁ desde el 26 al 28 de marzo en la isla serÁ recibido por raÚl castro, tendrÁ una amplia cobertura de la visita del pontÍfice a ambas naciones. el 2011 fue un allÁ violento en mÉxico. no solo por el auto nÚmero de ve kugsz si no la crueldad de las mismas. y sin embargo, una encuesta asegura que en medio de tanta sangre e inseguridad los mexicanos pierden su alegrÍa y dizer ser felices. julio nos explica. >>> el aÑo 2011 fue testigo de masaje kugsz que cualquier otro aÑo. mÁs muerto y mas crueldad en los asesinatos. el segÚn el periÓdico el nÚmero de vÍctimas fatales relacionadas con el crimen organizado alcanzÓ 46. 900 desde el 2006. el aÑo pasado, murieron 12. 284 personas. muchos de los crÍmenes, recibidos en lugares pÚblicos y difundidos en internet. en septiembre apareciÓ el nombre de un grupo denominado mata zeta. se adjudicaban la matanza de 35 personas, torturadas y tiradas en boca del rÍo veracruz. >>> y a a rl

just look at her real name, minhee cho. "minhee," really? you're telling me that's not playing into the stereotype that asian people are tiny? i mean, they're small, but they're not guatemalan. we'll be right back. ♪[music plays] ♪[music plays] when you're responsible for this much of the team... you need a car you can count on. ♪[music plays] everybody. thank you very much. nation, thank you so much. folks, nation, more on new hampshire in a moment, but first, we turn to the scandal engulfing the obama white house, a new book ominously called "the obamas." it has revealed a shocking secret from 2009 the president does not want you to know about. >> new controversy over an "alice in wonderland"-themed halloween party at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> johnny depp was standing at a table at this party greeting guests dress as the mad hatter. >> they're having "alice in wonderland" parties o when the unemployment rate is 9.9% in the country. >> this big, decedent, hollywoodesque-type henry viii bash. >> apparently the people at the party were dri

just look at her real name, minhee cho. "minhee," really? you're telling me that's not playing into the stereotype that asian people are tiny? i mean, they're small, but they're not guatemalan. we'll be right back. everyone, meet my boyfrie!d hey. that's the guy i was telling you about. hi! i'm diet dr pepper guy. let me get you a drink. wow. i just didn't believe you. oh, i know! he thinks a drink as satisfying as has no calories! it's true. and diet dr pepper has the 23 flavors you love. it just tastes so good! oh no... anyone got a mop? everybody. thank you very much. nation, thank you so much. folks, nation, more on new hampshire in a moment, but first, we turn to the scandal engulfing the obama white house, a new book ominously calle"the obamas." it has revealed a shocking secret from 2009 the president does not want you to know about. >> new controversy over an "alice in wonderland"-themed halloween party at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> johnny depp was standing at a table at this party greeting guests dress as the mad hatter. >> they'r

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in winter time far from cho not rich they're always several shots out of sea belonging to divers. they were located in front of the rocky shores of bio filter back. to white seas under the influence of the tide it's was the level of the shore rises up and down twice a day. in the bay even in winter you can see a change of ice level of the coastline. you know why there are daily tides in the whites only what they're triggered by the moon's orbit around the. amplitude of high and low tides in the wide sea is about two mazes both in summer ending in winter all of the ice i'm standing on will take six hours to rise to this level at that would you want that would listen names that six hours later anyone standing here will have no problem stepping out of their will to have eyes frozen to the wrong crowd. in bio filter bank a divers learn how to work in pairs on their own so that they will be able to dive under the ice without an instructor. some divers stand above the ice hole and control those who are underwater then they swap places. after the first two dips divers understand clearly

close the meeting in honor of china town born civil rights and human rights activist franklin fung cho o.i.a. was born on may 29, 1936, and passed away a few weeks ago in november. he lost his life to leukemia and was a nate a native of china town but attended san francisco state university where he was active in the san francisco state third world strike and fighting for ethnic studies classes in our schools and worked for 30 years as a federal employee in washington, d.c. for the eeoc and civil rights commission. he was a long-time supporter of small businesses and promightor of the golden gate caterers and editor of china line and teacher of chinese cooking. he'll be missed by many in our communities and a memorial service was held last saturday at the presbyterian church in china town and plans are made for a similar event in washington, d.c. in lieu of flowers, mr. chow's family request donations be made in his memory to organizations such as cameron house or presbyterian church in china town for the work of cameron house and unlock incorporated in san francisco. clerk: thank you,

in the middle there, the beautiful, liz cho. local anchor in new york.. >> anderson cooper, we all loved anderson cooper, he was here for, ac. >> never heard of him? >> alternating. here january 1999 to august 2000. almost two years. of course we know where he is now. >> superstar, talk show. cnn mega star. anderson, you are a model for all of us. jeremy hubbard one of the favorites of all time on the show. in denver working for a local affiliate. my predecessor. and vinita nair, happy to tell you, is taking a little time off because she is 8 1/2 months pregnant expecting a little boy next month. congratulations, vinita. and we got a lot of facebook messages about this man right here. and this man right here, willis is back in the house! the laughing legend of "world news now." you left here in april. how many years at abc? >> 31. >> 31. >> never a sick day. >> never. >> what have you been doing beside chasing ladies. >> can't say. >> ha-ha. >> very good. >> ha-ha. >> not dining except for chasing ladies. >> all he need to do. >> just having a great time

to me is a friend of cho again he's a soloist at the local opera house it took the two men a great deal of effort and time before they found a unique musical neech since then they have been creating a new trend in clubhouse music folk instruments in combination with throat singing against an electronic background the musicians feel it is now too late to develop a taste for folklore. and young people consequently they're trying to pave the way for them to traditional music through modern sounds less. when you find yourself in a trance during a ritual you suffer spiritually so to speak. of it use it helps me withdrawal from that state. i can't set sharman isn't my music apart i can't focus only on music or sharman is i'm alone and. i distance myself from music each time i perform a ritual and vice versa and. the resulting symbiosis helps me live life to the full rather than eke out an existence and. the modern who is their instrument of choice in the mongolian language modern that means folks who work means violin quite often this instrument is referred to simply as the horses fiddle each

in the mid beautiful, liz cho, local anchor in new york. beautiful girl -- woman, i should say.nating. here january 1999 to august 2000. almost two years. of course we know where he is now. >> superstar, talk show. cnn mega star. a model for all of us. jeremy hubbard one of the favorites. in denver working for a local affiliate. my predecessor. and vinita nair, taking a little time off because she is 8 1/2 months pregnant expecting a little boy next month. congratulations, vinita. and this man right here, willis is back in the house! the laughing legend of "world news now." you left here in april. how many years at abc? >> 31. >> never a sick day. >> never. >> what have you been doing besides chasing ladies? >> can't say. >> ha-ha. >> very good. >> ha-ha. >> just having a great time. enjoying myself. rolling over every now and then say what time is it? >> back to sleep. we miss you here. we miss your laugh. viewers asked a lot about you. happy to see you. see you at the staff party tonight. >> oh, yeah. is to dig right in. but his dentist knows that to do that he needs to use th

have to remember cho reporting live from outside the foreign ministry thanks for that. still ahead for you this hour crippled stability with the eurozone balance front now downgraded top bankers say it's time to do without credit ratings we asked why in just a few minutes. and as thousands of children in india disappear every year we investigate what's behind the frightening trend. iran says it won't resort to terrorism to avenge the latest murder of one of its nuclear scientists the speaker of the iranian parliament accused israel and the u.s. of using such tactics in a desperate bid to stop to iran's nuclear program and number of western officials have spoken out recently about possible military action against iran those are just follows there are now reports many in israel say a covert war may already be well underway. from this rather spartan recording studio in jerusalem one israeli jew has been reaching out to people in iran for fifty two years ties between tel aviv and tehran off a bit in but it's never stopped menasha amir from reading the news in farsi every ni

with the primary there just four days away now, all the candidates criticized frontrunner mitt romney, cho is on track to win his third state in a row. rick santorum, newt gingrich, rick perry and ron paul are battling for second. jon huntsman dropped out yesterday. >>> president obama and the first lady among hundreds of people to gather at the kennedy cent forth let freedom ring concert on dr. martin luther king day. the free show featured bobby mcferrin. the first couple also joined in on the national day of service. this was the first year people could celebrate the national holiday by visiting the new mlk memorial on the national mall. fox's jennifer davis has more. >> reporter: the president and first family roll up their sleeves on this martin luther king, jr. holiday to build book shelves and spruce up a d.c. education center by painting some of the civil rights' leader's sayings on the wall. >> there is no better way to celebrate than to do something on behalf of others. >> reporter: the vice president traveled to philadelphia to join others in the largest observance in the countr

the folks cho discovered the baby do not live in the home, but our neighbors live two doors down.ources on the scene, this very early morning believe the child may be sadly in critical condition as you know and as you had mentioned mike, very frigid temperatures overnight. we don't know if the baby was bundled up at all. and just how long this baby was out here on the front steps before being discovered by neighbors here. a lot of unanswered questions at this point. how long was the baby here? how is the baby and who left the baby here. beknow dc has a safe haven law where parents can leave a baby at a police station hospital fire station without penalty or any questions asked. and there is a police station just a couple of blocks down the road here. still the baby was left here. currently at the hospital, baby girl. we will have the latest coming up in a half hour for you. >>> thank you delia. this is a sad, sad story. >>> the man suspected in a spring of home invision robberies and assault is back in maryland. 33-year-old kevin ray is now in custody of montgomery county authorit

va a ayudar cho. >> romel gobernador romney seÑalÓ que para 13% sobre unos de 13 millones. >> yo dejarÉhas sido criticado por los pre candidatos, romney dijo que le ha fallado el paÍs, gingrich dijo que su presidencia estÁ salpicada de promesas rotas. >> yo dejarÉ que ellos determinen quiÉn los va a representar, hasta que los republicanos no tengan un nominado no tenemos campaÑa. >> ¿quien serÍa un contncante mÁs difÍcil de los dos? >> no pienso sobre eso pero te puedo decir que no obstante, quien sea su nominada, las ideas que ellos representan son equivocadas para los estados unidos y creo que ya sea seÑor romney, gingrich o santoro, con quien decidan elegir, representan una visiÓn bÁsicamente diferente a la de estados unidos y no es optimista, generosa ni osada, que desarrollÓ este paÍs. >> hay una nueva encuesta de univision, los hispanos nos sigan apoyando pero su nivel de entusiasmo ni su nÚmero, 53 por ciento dice que estÁn menos entusiasmados con su labor, en parte, porque consideran que no cumpliÓ su promesa de una reforma migratoria ¿les puede explicar por quÉ? >> es muy senci

and alino cho has that for us. good morning again. >> good morning to you again.erations has been suspended in this hour at the italian cruise ship tragedy. the weather is making it impossible to safely board the ship, which is apparently starting to slip. costa cruise line's ceo says human error is behind the accident that has left six people dead. more than a dozen missing, including two americans. people onboard the ship describe the scene of total confusion with the crew. >> the crew was so young. you would have thought they could have handled it better. you would have thought they would have handled it better on the shore. you would have thought they would have handled, you know, getting people off the boat, warning people. >> it was just bad, like mad to get on the life boats and nobody followed any procedure. the crew was yelling for people to wait their turn. and pretty much it was just a giant every man for himself to get on the life boats. the first ones before they were even lowered. >> you're looking live off the coast of italy. that is what the ship l

>> well, number one, i have with my wife we have cho usted sobre wonderful sons and we have 16 wonderful grandkids.have worked in the private sector. the i important for conservativism or america happens in government is wrong. i have been in the private sector. i worked in one business that was in trouble and helped turn it around. another i started and as part of that we were able to create thousands and thousands of jobs. then i took an opportunity to become governor of a state that was slightly democrat. about 85% of my legislature was i worked very hard to promote a conservative agenda. we cut taxes 19 times. we balanced the budget every year, put in place a rainy day fund over $2 billion by the time i left. we were also successful in having english immersion in our schools, driving our schools to be number one in the nation. that kind of conservative model in a state like massachusetts was a model in many respects tates could look at and say, okay, conservative principles work. we were able to reach across the principles a that to a presidential campaign wrote a book about the prin

. >> reporter: the woman cho calls 911 is calm until she noticed something on the ground. >> is thateporter: the caller passes the phone to man who is right next to lauren scruggs. you can hear the model face down in front of the plane that's propeller just sliced into her left hand and her face. >> is there serious bleeding? >> yes. >> from where? >> we don't know. we haven't turned her over. >> reporter: she was looking at christmas lights from the air. when she got out of the plane, the pilot says he warned her to walk behind the air kraflt. he can't be sure she heard him. >> she's wanting to get up. >> no, we don't want her to get up. no, no, we want to keep her on the floor. >> reporter: it takes the paramedics five minutes to get there. listening to her scream that long, it seems like an eternity. the witnesses kept her stable and almost certainly saved her young life. these pictures of lauren scruggs outside of her rehab hospital surfaced this week. a month and half from the 911 call. from day one, her parents have described her recovery as a miracle. now we see and hear why.

(speaking japanese) >> o'brien: the fukushima little league team now plays here in taiwa cho, 60 miles away from their home field, which is contaminated. (speaking japanese) >> o'brien: baseball mom hirono koriyama says she's lost her faith in the authorities and nuclear technology. >> o'brien: before the fukushima disaster, nuclear energy was popular here. japan's 54 nuclear reactors supplied one third of the nation's electricity and the country had ambitious plans to build many more. after fukushima, public opinion swung. (speaking japanese) >> it was a huge, dramatic shift in japan. it was something like two-thirds or more of the public in a fairly recent poll before the accident in favor of nuclear power, and then right after the accident it was on the order of a maybe 25%, 30% at most in favor. >> o'brien: and that profound shift in public opinion had an immediate and unexpected impact on japan's nuclear policy. >> as the reactors are required, roughly every year, to undergo a refueling operation, a maintenance operation, once a plant is shut down, it's not allowed to restart unle

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alina cho has those for us. >>> we begin with breaking news. a u.s.rbara starr that the six service members killed in afghanistan on thursday were u.s. marines. the crash happened late yesterday in the southern afghan province of helmud. the taliban has claimed responsibility in a text message to cnn. nato says there was no enany presence in the area when the chopper crashed. >>> fire crews are doing all they can to hold back the flames from reno, nevada. a wild fire has forced 10,000 people to evacuate the area. a state of emergency has been declared there. the fire is blamed for one death so far. >>> penn state's board of trustees meet tonight for the first time since the controversial firing of head football coach joe paterno. a group of paterno supporters are expected to attend. the legendary joepa was fired amid the child sex abuse scandal. sandusky is charged with more than 50 counts of sex abuse. >>> it's good to be king again. general motors has reclaimed the crown after three years in the number two spot. gm sold 9 million vehicles last year.

mitch cho kaku's author of "science of the future."s right. 100 years. bill: i can't wait to see what you look like then. [laughter] how are you? nice to see you. you say we're sitting ducks here on planet earth. >> that's right. if you're a buck rogers fan, you're going to love this idea. get this, a shield, a shield around the world financed by the european union to the tune of four million euros and a concrete proposal that within ten years may make an operational shield. bill: you buying this? >> well, it's a long shot but, hey, look, we have the problem of near-earth objects. thousands of killer asteroids that just drift right past the earth, and we're clueless. and also we're defenseless. we're sitting ducks. t sitting ducks -- bill: clueless and defenseless, and we're just at the mercy of whatever space throws our way. >> that's right. bill: knee mines near either object. and the europeans are leading the way. what is their idea? >> they've narrowed it down to three proposals, okay? one is a kinetic impacter that is simply bumpi