he steers the costa concordia too close to shore back in 2012. more than 4,000 passengers were on board. 32 died as the ship hit a rock and began to capsize. he abandoned ship while passengers were still trying to stay alive. if convicted he could face 22 years in jail. he defended his actions saying that the rocks were not marked on the map and not detected by the navigation system. it has been one of the most expensive salvage operations ever. >> they're hoping to tug the boat away from the coast by this summer. no verdict is expected soon as both sides are still making their arguments. >>> jeanette yellin made history today. she was supposed to make this address some time ago but bad weather got in the way. she will soon dial down some of that easy money that propped up the american economy during the recession. the question is when she'll do it and by how much. >> this morning friends and family are mourning the death of "the dating game's first ever hose. he died in his home of a heart attack. he hosted "the dating game" that began in 1965.

two years ago the costa concordia ran into rocks off italy. the cap tape accused of abandoning the cruise liner. under court order he boarded the ship. many locals hope to close the chapter on the tragedy. >> francesco schettino was swamped by the media, as he returned to the trip he captained to tragedy. after spending four hours on board, he had an answer. >> translation: there are those who have plea bargained admitting blame. i'm here and undergoing trial so before you say the guilty one or the person responsible, i'm doing this. >> investigators were inspecting an emergency generator that was meant to power elevators and life boats, which didn't work the night of the shipwreck. lawyers demanded he be allowed to join them. francesco schettino faces 20 years in prison. charged with abandoning ship. residents who have been faced with the reminder of the tragedy for two years are divided over his return. >> there's no sense for him to come here and cry in front of the ship, when all this happened basically he took a cab to go back to his hote

,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ship, costa concordia. p is now sitting >>> a diver was killed today while working on the wrecked cruise ship costa concordia, it is sitting upright off the coast of italy as crews prepare for hall it away from scrap. crews say the diver died while underwater somewhere around the wreckage, there is no details about exactly what happened though. this how the ship looked back in 2012 after it slammed into a reef off tuscany and overturned. 32 people died including two americans. >>> a volcano erupted there and killed many. it is the first time there, they evacuated there, and the number of victims could rise as they number keeps being counted. >> they had this happen on the golf course in florida. >> this gives whole new meaning to that. >> just a strange happening there. >> they had that golf ball on top of a gator there in florida. >> we have had a lot of golf balls run up to gators but never one on top of the head i know of. >> he was here and saw the ball on top of the gators head. >> i was here and enjoy

users were targeted in 2008 alone. >> two years ago the costa concordia ran into rocks off italy. 32e killed, the captain accused of the abandoning the cruise liner. he bordered the ship or the first time since the incident. we have this report from giglio island. >> francesco schettino was swamped by the media as he returned to the ship that he captained to tragedy. after spending four hours on board he had an answer. >> translation: those plea bargained admitting blame. i'm here, undergoing trial, so before you say the guilty one, the person responsibility, i'm doing this. >> investigators inspected an emergency generator which allegedly didn't work the night of the shipwreck. francesco schettino's lawyers demanded he join them. >> he has been charged with endangering ship, environmental damage and manslaughter. he's been faced with the daily reminder of the tragedy. >> there's no sense for him to come and cry in front of the ship when all this happened he was - he took a cab back to his hotel when everyone was running around looking for, i don't know, the parents, children. >> in

. >>> now, off the coast of italy, the captain of the costa concordia has returned for the first time he is accused of manslaughter over the deaths of 32 passengers and crew. off the coast of the italian coast of the island of giglio, it was righted in a massive and extraordinary salvage operation last autumn but it still lies there. alan johnston is there. >> reporter: captain francesco sketino is there. court-appointed experts have been sent out to examine evidence in connection with the captain's manslaughter trial which has been unfolding on the mainland for some months now. on the night of the disaster, the captain is accused of having abandoned his ship when hundreds of passengers were aboard. a coast guard commander again and again ordered the captain to get back on the ship. then he refused. but now at least as you watch the captain is at least making his return journey to the costa concordia. that will take him into the flank of the wreck that we would expect him to go up to the bridge area. his command post that he last saw amid the chaos of the cinquing on that tragic when

and the develop of the costa concordia goes back onboard the wreck as part of his trial. >> staying aheadf the weather the new satellite record that could predict big storms. >> . center of the power struggle in ukraine appears to have shifted. it's been a week after protests forced out the government, the other side of the story is emerging in premier pro russian gunman have taken over there. and that's prompt add series of warnings to moscow, not to take any military action. lawrence lee reports when europe's new proxy war. >> the premier capital. into a source of kiev but in reverse. the building known as dozens of apparently heavily armed men, protect thing fit what they see as profoundly to protect them. >> because american armies was supported in different countries today we support russian army, because every one of us has relatives in russia. >> the police line started by just a hand full of uncertain men. the small group proved just how unimpressive it was. >> the the misline, such as it was, simply melted away, as these people obviously said they too hold the protest right in fr

when he came back to score, having spent four hours aboard the costa concordia spoke and said that his presence onboard the ship was really quite vital. >> i went on the ship as a commander to give my technical contribution to the technical team and i provided precise information, which i believe will be useful for the final outcome of the investigation. investigation will then determine the various responsibilities and how these must be divided. there are those who have already plea bargained. i'm here today and undergoing trial, so before you say the guilty one or the one responsible, i'm doing this. >> the ship's been there, of course for quite a long time now. what do the residents say? residents are really divided. they have seen the ship here for more than two years. some say he shouldn't have come back at all, that anything he could have added to the investigation should have been added by now. others say the blame perhaps shouldn't be squarely laid on his shoulders and other people held to account. five people have already reached plea bargains over this case. he mentioned when

. >> the captain of costa concordia is due to run to the wreck. it's the first time he saw the vessel since it hit a reef off giglio. 32 were gild. the captain denied all charges, if convicted could face up to 20 years in prison. >> it's aive situation for him. he wanted to show he doesn't have anything to fear. his choices were intended to save as many lives as possible. >> a cambodian film has become the first in the country to be nominated for an oscar. >> without any actors or script. we have this story. >> the missing picture is a haunting film made by a haunted man. 49-year-o 49-year-old film-maker ricky pann is the only one of his family to survive. he's been trying to make peace of the memories since. >> if i'm here today, it's not because i'm clever or stronger than other people. i'm here because those people who died helped me to be here today. so it's my duty to pay them back to defend the dignity. >> he runs a heritage center, compiling what few records remain. khmer rouge. it's a mitty others are not aware of the horrors of their past

. >> all right, in detroit, in italy the former captain of the costa concordia boarded the doomed ship today, more than two years after the vessel capsized. it is part of a court order to held figure out whether anything other than human error was involved in the wreck. the captain is charged with abandoning his ship and manslaughter. in the united kingdom, the guardian newspaper rothers that british intelligence agents are stealing hundreds of thousands of screen shots taken by yahoo users web cams. two report said they intercepted messages between 1.8 million yahoo users in 2008. the program code named optic nerve is reportedly still active and has collected thousands of photos many of them x rated. yahoo says it was not aware of and it does not condone it. the man accused of shooting up a colorado movie theater has a trial date. thank you, tony. a judge set october 14th as a trial date for james holmes. he is the man accused of shooting up a movie theater in 2012. killing 14 people, and injuries 70 others. holmes pled not guilty by reason of insanity, the trial date has been postpon

. >> italy, the former captain of the costa concordia boarded the ship. 32 people were killed and the captain francesco skatino is charged with abandoning his passengers. >>> hundreds of thousands of screen shots taken by yahoo users webcams. the report says intercepted images from video chats between 1 to 8 million yahoo users in 2008. the program code named optic nerve is reportedly still active. it has collected thousands of photos, many of them x-rated. yahoo says it was not aware of the spying and does not condone it. in south sudan, internal fighting has torn the country apart, anna cavell reports on the appalling abuses found there. >> just a week ago, this church was a place of san sanctuary. it is occupied by rebel fighters now and it was only safe to visit in the presence of u.n. peace keepers. these women are running away because they say the rebels broke into the church the previous night and raped and abducted young girls. >> they started abducting young girls, they were raping 81 children some as young as 10. >>> the control of malacao has changed five times. with each a

the costa concordia claiming another life.orts that a spanish diver was killed during work to salvage the cruise liner, which capsized off the italian coast two years ago. >>> dozens of law enforcement agencies now tighten security for tomorrow's super bowl. authorities watching the rails, the roads, the skies. calling the security measures the toughest ever in place. >> and greg, speaking of the game, the weather radar showing a powerful storm dumping snow on the midwest. forecasters say that storm is heading east towards metlife stadium. but it's expected to arrive after the super bowl ends. >>> two senior member of the obama administration making a rare joint appearance overseas. john kerry and chuck hagel discussing america's security challenges at a challenge in munich. one other major issue on the agenda, the ongoing search for peace between israel and the palestinians. connor powell has more now from jerusalem. >> with time running out on a self-imposed deadline to reach an israeli palestinian peace deal, secretary of s

. >>> in italy, a diver working on the costa concordia was killed preparing the wreck for removal.s leg and unable to get free from under water. it slam into the a reef killing 32 crew members and passengers. >>> the average viewer will consume 1200 calories watching the seahawks and the broncos. >> we can beat that. >> americans are expected in total to gobble up 1 billion -- that's billion with a b, chicken wings, and down 23 million gallons of beer. and monday, after super bowl, the americans will make monday a sick call day. 3% of them will actually be sick. i'm feeling a little queasy already. >> pre-game. >> ron has drafted his out sick e-mail. >> all of february, i'm thinking. >> with the looks that have food, you can see why so many are sick. >> that's a lot of food. >>> somebody else is cooking tonight before the game, meteorologist adam joseph from wpbi in philly. >> i can't believe i'm having a party this afternoon. i should have someone cater. you're all welcome. a popular spot if afternoon will be metlife stadium. go there live right now, a lot of cloud cover. a break

. >>> we learned that a diver working to salvage the costa concordia cruise liner has died.e is said to be the first worker to die on the job since the ship capsized two years ago killing 32 people. >>> the video we're about to show you is stirring up a great deal of controversy on social media. it shows a michigan police officer chopping off the air weave of a young woman arrested back in november. you see the woman is tied down in a chair before her braids are cut. the officer said she did it because weaves pose a suicide risk. she has since been fired. >>> crews in west virginia are working to get the water supply at six schools back to normal in time for class monday morning. recent tests found elevated levels of the chemical mchm in the school's water system. that comes weeks after the water in charleston was declared safe to drink following a chemical spill. >>> nothing caps off morning newscast more than baby tigers and pandas during a lunar celebration. thousands of visitors have come to the zoo to see these siberian cubs? what goes well with baby cubs? puppies. cros

. >>> two years after the cruise ship hit a reef the captain of costa concordia returned to the wreck site today as part of his trial. ayman mohyeldin is covering the trial from london. >> reporter: for the first time since he left the trip as captain he is returning to the costa concordia as a defendant. even locals are surprised the captain often called most hated man in italy would return. we have been a little bothered by that because we think he is somewhat guilty of all what happened said this resident. he is back along with inspectors surveying the ship that sits off the coast. it is part of the trial where he faces charges of manslaughter and abandoning ship after prosecutors allege the captain steered to close back in january of 2012. more than 4,000 passengers and crew were on board. 32 died as the cruise liner first hit a rock and began to capsize. during the trial prosecutors say he abandoned ship while passengers were scrambling to save their lives. if convicted he could face 20 years in jail. but he has defended his actions saying the rocks were not marked on the map, no

they were kill the while working on the costa concordia.ashed his leg on an under water metal. he was working to lift the wreckage. the ship's captain is facing manslaughter charges. he left before irv was evacuated and he was show boating. >>> narrow vier ruse outbreak is being called one of the largest in 20 years. the centers for disease control said 700 passengers and crew members got sick. they returned early wednesday. they haven't pinpointed the cause of the outbreak. and the cause may never be nope never be known. >>> they shared the salt lake city winter olympics which is one of the most profitable ever. >> romney said it is no such thing as 100% security in the world but there will be enough in sochi and he said intelligence gathering is the key to protecting high profile sents. >> there are also worries about visitor's accommodations. >> the opening center money is later this week. >> they are admitting that six of the nine hotels are operational. >> some have already arrived and found a place to stay. the russian government spen

the captain of the costa concordia is on the cruise ship for the first time since it capsized two years of experts to inspect the ship with the former captain aboard. they're trying to determine if factors beyond human error caused that accident that left 32 people dead. that coming into fox. >>> and brand new information about the plane that filled up with smoke forcing the flight attendants to be nervous. listen to this. >> please leave all things behind. we'll let you back on when it's clear off the plane. >> we cannot breathe back here. >> and they say go, go, go. the delta flight had just landed in oakland, california, when smoke filled the cabin. they now say it came from an air-conditioning pack. being inspected. all got off the plane safely. >>> and it was last year when jennifer garner and halle barry testified about the paparazzi taking pictures of their children. take a look. >> they swoarm and yelling and jumping for position. >> we're moms just trying to protect our children. >> "people" magazine says they will not publish photos of the celebs kids taken against their paren