a ship capsizes near crete, dumping hundreds of people into the sea. greece rescues many, but the grim routine of rescuing bodies goes on. deadly flooding in europe, the river sent in paris hits the six meter mark and the louvre museum closes to protect its treasures. in germany, thousands are forced to flee their homes as cleanup efforts continue. more rain is on the way. fresh corruption allegations that soccer's governing body. fifa says it's former president and inner circle made $80 million through suspicious payments. ♪ sarah: i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. we begin with a grim reality, people have washed up on a beach in the libyan city. in a tragic day for mediterranean migrants, another nine bodies were pulled from the sea after a boat capsized near crete. greek authorities rescued 340 others. despite the dangers, desperate attempts to reach europe show no signs of slowing down. reporter: their dream of a new life ended here, on a beach in the city of zwara in northern libya. more than 100 bodies have washed up on this sure in the la

. >> the victim flags cob instruction traffic on that's when the continue crete -- continue crete crew working. i was in my shop and the victim was on the ground and the suspect was on top of her. >> he recognized the suspect, a woman possibly a transient he's seen in the neighborhood. >> she tried to take off, and the construction workers realized what was happening. they grabbed her. >> she and a male companion tried to get away. the construction workers followed them. the authorities took both into custody and recovered what they believe is the murder weapon. >> you can't predict when attacks will happen. this person had a weapon, attacked the woman, and everything happened within minutes. >> the coroner identified the victim as mitt see campbell of san francisco. a spokesperson described her as loyal. they are grieving and trying to deal with the shock. that's true for those who looked forward to seeing campbell's face each day she worked. >> it really sad. it hurts. >> neighbors have placed flowers where the victim used to work. the rest of her crew was saint home for the day. --

the president of crete, the umbrella french jewish body, recently ecelebritied, could not be here this evening, but sent a warm letter and asked to be remembered to everyone. so we thank you, crief. the last thing i want to say before asking you to turn your attention to the video is a reminder, you've had heard it before, you'll heard it again, we are a 501 c 3 organization, so nothing we say or do should be interpreted in any way shape or form as endorse muppet or opposition to candidates, but thank you all for being here tonight. you honor us by your presence. please have a look at the screens. >>> sally bergman is an inspiration. >> a role model. >> a leader. >> the ultimate mench. >> the paradigm of a good citizen. >> a magnificent jew, who gets what judaism is all about, which is to make the world a better he i. >> stan bergman would be the first recipient. >> there's something special about stan. it's not feigned compassion, it's genuine. she cares about the world, and cares about the mission of ajc. >> he is on a unique journey. it's a journey of hope. it's a journey of possibi

we've been to england, to germany, then to crete, then to thailand, vietnam, korea, and alaska, and we'reeep on going till we find howard hughes. (laughter) (narrator) our heroes' hero.

senior foreign affairs correspondent is live from crete with more on that. greg?t back from the "uss harry s. truman." the sailors on board reacting to those orlando attacks. we'll have more on that in a moment. but first a tour of the place. let's give you an idea of the huge scale of this fighting machine. the "uss harry s. truman" aircraft carrier doing battle with isis here in the eastern mediterranean. this flight deck, about five acres wide. from top to bottom, this vessel is 20 stories. and here, 75 aircraft, including some very nasty looking jet fighters like this f-18 just passing by us right now. it is all manned by 5,000 sailors -- men and women -- doing their job to make this happen, to put the fight to the terrorists. >> the u.s. flag on the carrier flying at half mast in honor of those killed in florida. everyone they talked to said it meant something to them. the fighter pilot said the more we can keep that from happening the more willing i am to do my job. and a 20-year-old lady sailor said the big picture is what we're doing for the folks back hom

now, craftsman are taking matters into their own hands and creting custom made parts.ne such master -- >> translator: i'm checking to see if the part that i just made will fit into the watch. >> reporter: his tools include a microscope and his fingers. he can shave or scrape metal rod to 0.001 millimeter. this is a gear to replace one that is broken. it is even smaller than a grain of rice. he needed 30 minutes to create it. >> translalator: many people as me to repair watches they receive from their fathers, mothers or grandparents so i feel like i have to do everything i can to create new parts and get the job done. >> reporter: there used to b be many crafts men like him in japan. once sports watches became popular in the '70s their numbers fell. he is trying to pass skills to future generations. late last year three people were named master watch makers, first time anyone was certified in over 30 years. yamata's wish is for numbers t top 100 over the next two decades. >> translator: watches that are 100 or 150 years old can be repaired with ththe right tetechniques

we've been to england, to germany, then to crete, then to thailand, vietnam, korea, and alaska, and we're going till we find howard hughes. (laughter) (narrator) our heroes' hero.

debris has been identified in several locations between the greek island of crete and other locationsinvestigators don't know if there was a bomb involved or a something else. a private contractor will look retrieve the flight data recorders, all six 6 people aboard the plane were killed. >> the search is on for the shooters who left a man for dead on a southwest philadelphia street. the action cam found police collecting evidence from the 5800 block of fern wood street last night. where a private person picked up the victim and drove him to the hospital. the two gunman fled in a dark colored ford taurus. the motive is under investigation. >>> a northeast family said when someone stole their suv they stole their sun's freedom it happened in the mayfair section. john web is stricken with cerebral palsy. surveillance video captures a man the family thinks served as a look out as they drove off. >> we're learn about the young boy who was dragged into a lagoon by an alligator and what disney is doing to make sure this never happens again. >> good morning, it is 6:00 a.m., thursday, june 1

in crete, greece. wherever you're watching around the world, thank you very much for joining us. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> hillary clinton has broken through. it was eight years ago today that she dropped out of the 2008 presidential race. at the time, she applauded her supporters making what she called 18 million cracks in the ultimate glass ceiling and now she's smashed that barrier and became the first woman to be the presumptive presidential nominee for a major american political party. with the historic moment fresh many her minds, millions of americans get their chance to vote in this presidential election. looking at live pictures from new jersey to california, six states vote today with 694 democratic delegates at stake. while hillary clinton celebrates her historic first, senator bernie sanders said he'll keep on fighting but the outcome of the primaries today could say a lot about that fight and about how hard it will be to achieve democratic party unity. meanwhile, on the republican s

today. 340 people were rescued. >> crete is opening up as a kind of a new destination.ve had several hundred in the last three days. we understand that they sailed from turkey, not from africa, and that they fit the profile that we saw from the balkan route most of the past 12 months, which is afghans, syrians and iraqis. >> sreenivasan: the flow of migrants to greece had slowed in recent months, after the european union signed a deal to close the route from turkey. in india, a police operation to clear a protest camp erupted into a volley of gunfire, leaving at least 24 people dead. thousands of demonstrators had occupied a makeshift camp in the northern city of mathura for two years, demanding a laundry list of political and economic reforms. the police approached the site last night on court orders to evict the protesters. they were met by gunfire, and a blaze broke out. >> ( translated ): a police patrolling team was in the area to check the arrangements for the anti-encroachment drive. the encroachers attacked them. our superintendent got injured and later succumbe

egyptian government said the main wreckage of flight 804 has been found between the greek island of crete and the egyptian coast. investigators will focus on that area today, trying to recover the voice and data recovers. -- recorders. egyptian officials say they suspect terrorism but there is no hard evidence. the flight was headed to cairo from paris when it went down, killing all 66 on board. >>> there will be an autopsy on the two-year-old boy who was dragged away tuesday night by an alligator at a disney resort in florida. searchers recover the body of lane graves yesterday afternoon. they say his body was intact and he likely drowned. authorities have pulled out five alligator from the lagoon. they euthanized them so they could be analyzed. the toddler from nebraska was playing in the water when a gator snatched him and dragged him underwater. his father tried desperately to rescue him but could not get him out of the jaws of the alligator. >> you cannot imagine how horrible a situation this family is going through. >> it is not impossible for a creature to make its way through the

debris identified in several main locations in the mediterranean between the greek i would have cretend coast of egypt. on route from cairo to paris cruising along in clear skies, and i think it is paris to cairo. anyway, it went down wildly plunging tens of thousands of feet in a spiral. they are not sure if a bomb is to blame or catastrophic problem somewhere else. they are hoping the black boxes can settle that. all 66 on board the plane were killed. >>> the video has been released by court order, and the surveillance showed a barefooted college student single-handedly taking down a gunman at seattle pacific university in 2014. you see the gunman reloading the shotgun when 22-year-old john meist runs at him. and he sprayed him with pepper spray. and one student was killed or injured already when this happened and the department goes on trial in december. >>> and senator bob casey one of the democrats wagiing a filibuster on the senate floor going on for hours trying to force a vote on gun control legislation in the wake of orlando. donald trump tweeted today he will meet with the n

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a search vessel detected the wreckage between the greek island of crete and the egyptian coast. the next step will be to map the area and then begin an underwater search. >>> the fbi, meanwhile, is offering a $50,000 reward for helping find one of california's most notorious criminals. the golden state killer is linked by dna to at least 12 murders, 45 sex assaults, and dozens of burglaries. his crime spree began 40 years ago in the sacramento area and eventually spread to southern california. investigators say that killer is now 60 to 75 years old. >>> well, the federal reserve has decided to hold ifrpt rates steady after a disappointing jobs report last o'month. the fed decision was widely anticipated and had little impact on the stock the dow down 34 points. and walmart is eliminating some 1,500 jobs. its stores mostly on the west coast. the positions affected involve invoicing and accounting operations. employees will be given a choice to remain with the company but in other positions. >>> to baseball. all about numbers. maybe more than any other sport. and there's a lot of

in a separate incident, huge rescue operation has been underway on the greek island of crete after a boat carrying hundreds of migrants capsized. more than 300 have been rescued, but it is still not clear how many more may have drowned. just a moment ago, a vessel from the greek coast guard's actually docked here and they are not allowed to speak to the media so they could not tell us much more, but what they did tell us is that the sea is getting rough and that the maritime weather forecast for the weekend is not looking good, not good obviously hamper the rescue effort. just over 100 kilometers off the coast behind me. now, it has been a huge operation all day involving the greek, the italian, the egyptian coast guards. we're talking about books all boats but also helicopters, planes. what we know is that crucial for this operation has been the presence of commercial ships in the vicinity of the sinking. we understand the norwegian gas tanker, the norwegian-owned gas tanker, was the closest and therefore the fastest to get to the scene, rescued over 200 survivors come and it is hea

signals were picked up from the flight data recorders yesterday between egypt and the greek island of crete. teams narrowed the search area to two kilometers. a little more than a mile. the previous search zone was five kilometers, but three miles. the airbus went down may 19th in the mediterranean killing all 66 people on board. >>> for the second time, two white minneapolis police officers have been cleared in the shooting death of a black man. jamar clark was shot while the officers were trying to arrest him last november. he died the next day. a key issue was whether clark was handcuffed when he was shot. both federal and state prosecutors say he was not. >>> a former florida police officer has been arrested and charged with manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a black man wh who had stopped on the side of the road. cory jones' suv broke down on the side of the road last november. nouman raja driving an unmarked van and civilian clothes pulled up. he was armed. raja never identified himself, ordered jones to put his hands up and opens fire. evidence indicates jones had thrown his weapo

. >> reporter: we've just flown back from the aircraft carrier, and are now here in crete, where there is a nato base. reena, the uss "harry s. truman" will be heading home soon but it is keeping up the fight for now as this is such a crucial time in the battle against isis. >> ninan: and a crucial mission at that. seth doane, thank you. when the "cbs weekend news" continues, we'll talk to one of the few men who fought against muhammad ali and won. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it should be used along with diet and exercise. trulicity is not recommended as t

conquering crete, yugoslavia and greece.rommel was moving through north africa and threatened the vital suez canal. hitler, in the arctic circle in the north to the southern shores of the mediterranean. and to the border of the soviet union. and this instance 75 years ago he was massing 3 million troops. and it would take place 6 days later. at that moment, switzerland. polls in the spring of 1941 show 75% of americans, great britain serve as a serious danger to the united states. almost 85% said that nonetheless, no americans should fight a foreign war. you can't get 85% of americans today to agree the sun rises in the east, but they were agreed no american troops in europe. now, fdr in the heat of the 1940 presidential campaign, quite bravely instituted draft but he also promised, and congress said of those troops that not a single american boot would go and fight a foreign war unless we were attacked. as you know, he made the united states which congress passed, the arsenal of democracy and we began sending aid to the bri

the hundred 43 were rescued from south ofthat sink crete. french masters are meeting in paris. the government activated a crisis center as the country faces the prospect of continued flooding. 20,000 people have been inaccurate from their homes across the country. nearly one week of -- funny thousand people have been evacuated from their homes across the country. 14 have died in even more are missing. officials,r including sepp blatter, afforded themselves pay raises totaling $80 million over five years. fee for says the payments -- fifa says the payments appear to break swiss law. the details of those contracts were revealed one day after swiss police raided fifa for evidence. in northern india, people are dead after police tried to evacuate thousands from a makeshift protest. you and secretary-general ban ki-moon is decrying the escalating recruitment and killing of children in conflicts around the world. the innovaro port on children and armed conflicts singled out afghanistan, yemen, somalia, and south sudan. he is calling for an end to the violations and measures to preven

>> greg palkot reporting from the island of crete, thanks. >>> britain is mourning the loss of a member of parliament shot and killed north of london today. eye witnesses report seeing british labor lawmaker jo cox getting involved in a fight between two men when a gun went off. the attacker shouted -- britain first, several times according to local reports. police arrested one of the men after the struggle. cox, who was elected to parliament last year was 41 years old. >>> up next with a trump campaign stands one year after he entered the race. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 11 in los angeles. where a judge under fire for his handling of the stanford rape case was removed from another case of alleged sexual abuse by the district attorney. the prosecutor's move is the latest problem for judge aaron persky since he sentenced a former stanford university swimmer to six months in jail for sexual assault. fox 7 in austin, texas, a federal judge has dismissed that state's efforts to block the arrival of syrian refugees into the u.s.

they've still gotta crete. they've city got mosul, which is a very important city in iraq. but there have been inroads made against them. now it is very plausible in some kind of placement distraction to their losses against the enemy in the middle east, they're taking the fight to the infidel. they're taking the fight to us. whether it's in orlando, san bernardino, or now in instanbul. >> maajid, what is your understanding of their thinking. as they lose territory, would they expand their attacks, or do you believe they'd be expanding in this way and going after these different targets irrespective of what has happening in iraq? >> no. i think the two are linked. i would also add that there's a broader geopolitical aim. isis knows full well that it can sow the seeds of chaos through such attacks in the west and in turkey. so let's take this attack today in turkey where up to 50 could be dead. now, that will have reverberations not just obviously inside turkey and for those tragically who have lost their lives and generally for the turkish people. but also across europe. ju

we have frederik pleitgen live on the island of crete.ound the clock operations 24/7. we were on the flight deck of "harry truman." they would launch and recover jets. it was an intense aerial campaign that we saw. certainly the numbers also are something that support that as well. john, the carrier has flown over isis targets dropping 1.5 million pounds of munitions. pilots tried to use smaller artillery and hit smaller targets to try to stop isis and prevent civilian casualties. there are still hundreds of thousands in iraq and syria. we have been talking about the situation in fallujah where civilians are shot by isis as they try to leave the city. others are simply trying to get away and some going into refrigerators and trying to use them as flotation devices to get to safety. a dire situation. the u.s. is trying to work around that very difficult for those pilots as the fighting if places like fallujah becomes more urban and more to the city center, whether, of course, isis is hiding among the population. "harry truman" is in the ar

egyptian governments of the main wreckage of flight 804 has been found between the greek island of crete and the egyptian coast. investigators plan to focus on the area today to recover the planes of voice and data recorders. the cause is still unknown. egyptian officials said they suspected terrorism that there is no evidence of that the flight was headed to cairo from paris when it crashed. >>> an autopsy will be performed on the two-year-old boy who was dragged away tuesday night by an alligator at a disney resort. searchers recovered the body of lane graves yesterday afternoon. his body was intact and that he likely drowned. authorities have pulled five alligators from the lagoon and euthanized them for analysis. the toddler was playing in the water when an alligator snatched him and dragged him underwater. his father tried to save the boy but could not wrestle the child from the alligator straws. >> you cannot imagine how horrible a situation this family is going through right now. it is nightmarish. >> it is not impossible for a creature to make its way through the matrix of that w

the main wreck an of flight 804 had been found in a mediterranean sea between the greek island of creten coast. now that the cockpit voice recorder has been found, they will look for the plane's data recorder. at this point the cause of the crash is still unknown. egyptian officials said they suspected terrorism but there is no hard evidence of that. the flight was headed to cairo from paris when it crashed killing all 66 people on board. >>> in a matter of minutes, a mother says her family was torn apart forever. when we return, a vigil for an east bay teen for a life cut short and the last words to her mother before her death. >>> we are learning more about the san jose police officer who was killed earlier this week in a crash. we will tell you how he is being remembered and what's being planned later today. >>> the morning commute does have a couple of slow spots. highway 24 is slow in lafayette, and again in lorinda. we will tell you a little bit more about the east bay commute when we come back. >>> south bay looking mostly sunny and mild to warm. north bay looking cloudy, cool wi

the main wreckage of flight 804 had been found in the mediterranean sea between the greek island of crete and the egyptian coast. now that the voice recorder has been found, investigators will look for other black boxes. the cause of the crash is still unknown. egyptian officials said they suspected terrorism but there is no evidence of that. the flight was headed to cairo from paris. >>> the latest private rocket launch by elon musk space x is a partial success. the falcon 9 rocket launched two satellite into orbit but its first stage rocket rooster did not safely land on a barge in the atlantic ocean. this is the first time in the last three launches the booster did not return as planned. musk is also the ceo of tesla and has been trying to prove that recycling boosters if possible. and a good way to lower lodge cost. rocket boosters have been used just want traditionally, drop into the ocean where they are picked up. >>> and your survey said san francisco does not make it easy to open a small business. thumbtack, a website, connects customers with service professionals. they surveyed u

>> greg palkot reporting from the island of crete, thanks. >>> britain is mourning the loss of a member of parliament shot and killed north of london today. eye witnesses report seeing british labor lawmaker jo cox getting involved in a fight between two men when a gun went off. the attacker shouted -- britain first, several times according to local reports. police arrested one of the men after the struggle. cox, who was elected to parliament last year was 41 years old. >>> up next with a trump campaign stands one year after he entered the race. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 11 in los angeles. where a judge under fire for his handling of the stanford rape case was removed from another case of alleged sexual abuse by the district attorney. the prosecutor's move is the latest problem for judge aaron persky since he sentenced a former stanford university swimmer to six months in jail for sexual assault. fox 7 in austin, texas, a federal judge has dismissed that state's efforts to block the arrival of syrian refugees into the u.s.

be the one that will comes back on you and does terrible damage to our country and families and to cretee seeing today. we have to goibility guidelines and the rues. i am measure sure they fit the kind of threat we face from isis and the decisions we make. at the least maybe we should start thinking about as we work a case and we are not sure when we get to the end of it, in it could be a recurring threat and maybe there should be more things in place to look at people. >> like what? >> you have done this in your work for the f.b.i. >> we used to have a domestic intelligence section that we do not have now. we talked to the police and share information but we do not do that. even after 9/11 we still do it. >> talking with our gifts today, those like yourself, painting a picture of so many investigations going on around the nation we cannot possibly, almost like the file is overwhelmed. what is your sense? >> in a certain it is, the volume is extensive. and you walk away from one those and make your best judgment and you go on the next day to the next set of kays and make your judgments t

still not known what caused the plane to crash between the greek island of crete and the egyptian coast month, killing all 66 people on board. >>> there's new information, meanwhile, about the man accused of assassinating a british lawmaker. a u.s. civil rights group says the suspect had links to an american white supremacist organization. police say thomas mar ir stabbed and shot parliament member jo cox yesterday. a witness said the killer shouted "britain first." britain is in the middle of a heated debate over whether it should remain in the european union. >>> walt disney world will add new warning signs after a 2-year-old died in an alligator attack. signs around the seven seas lagoon at disney's grand floridian resort warned against swimming in the water. but there were no warning signs about any alligators. a gator snatched little lane graves from the edge of the water tuesday night and pulled him under. an autopsy shows the boy drowned. there's no time frame for when the new signs will be in place. the resort's beaches remain closed. >>> now to a developing story in california

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they've still gotta crete. they've city got mosul, which is a very important city in iraq.ut there have been inroads made against them. now it is very plausible in some kind of placement distraction to their losses against the enemy in the middle east, they're taking the fight to the infidel. they're taking the fight to us. whether it's in orlando, san bernardino, or now in instanbul. >> maajid, what is your understanding of their thinking. as they lose territory, would they expand their attacks, or do you believe they'd be expanding in this way and going after these different targets irrespective of what has happening in iraq? >> no. i think the two are linked. i would also add that there's a broader geopolitical aim. isis knows full well that it can sow the seeds of chaos through such attacks in the west and in turkey. so let's take this attack today in turkey where up to 50 could be dead. now, that will have reverberations not just obviously inside turkey and for those tragically who have lost their lives and generally for the turkish people. but also across europe. just

its crew rescued 220 people whose overcrowded vessel sank off the southern greek island of crete after setting off from egypt. as many as 300 others are feared to have drowned. among them the mothers of two egyptian girls aged three and seven. 80 of those on board the tanker were children. the ruthlessness of the people smugglers in north africa dismays giovanna di benedetto of save the children. >> it's all very dangerous because the people traffickers don't have any respect for human being, for human life, for pregnant women or children or babies. so these people are forced to do this travel in very dangerous boats. >> reporter: having survived the perilous crossing from north africa, these unaccompanied children are attempting to phone home to let their relatives know they are safe. this eritrean boy begged to use a mobile phone to call his brother in holland. 17-year-old eliyas bahra from eritrea was with six friends on board an unpowered boat that was being towed by another craft. when it began to take on water, the line was cut. this was just one disaster that made may this year

the flight disappeared between crete and the egyptian coast, killing all 66 people on board. investigators say the voice recorder was damaged, but its memory unit is still intact. they're working to see if it sheds light on what caused the crash. >> sreenivasan: in washington, c.i.a. director john brennan warned today that the islamic state group is trying to send operatives into the west to carry out new attacks. brennan told the senate intelligence committee that the militants hope high-profile attacks will compensate for territory they've lost in iraq and syria. >> isil has a large cadre of western fighters who could potentially serve as operatives for attacks in the west. and the group is probably exploring a variety of means for infiltrating operatives into the west, including in refugee flows, smuggling routes and legitimate methods of travel. >> sreenivasan: the gunman in the orlando killings claimed allegiance to the islamic state, but brennan said today the c.i.a. has found no actual connection. >> woodruff: swaths of downtown st. louis had no electrical power, and n

give us some condition crete implications of this? >> brexit has said there has been a major trust gap between the elites both in britain and everywhere else and the mass population. and i think that this is down to 40 years of globalization, which at a global level has increased prosperity and within many countries has increased prosperity, but it has also created groups of losers, economic losers. and i think that establishment parties not only in britain but in the u.s. and many continental european countries have not been so great at saying, okay, here are the people that have suffered, and here's what we're going to do for them. until quite recently, it was unthinkable to question whether free trade was an unadulterated good. as i say, it does increase prosperity at a global level, but we have to start getting better in the u.s. and the u.k. and continental europe at figuring out how to help the losers. >> dickerson: the fallout from this. what do you think's going to happen immediately? >> well, i think the u.k.'s going down rab

main wreckage from the plane had been located in the waters between egypt and the greek island of cretecairo with 66 people on board. >>> opening statements today in the criminal trial stemming from a deadly 2010 pipeline explosion in northern california. the natural gas blast in san bruno killed eight people and destroyed more than three dozen homes. pacific gas utility could face a half billion dollar federal fine if convicted of violating federal safety laws. pg&e has entered a not guilty plea. state regulators fined the company $1.6 billion last year. >>> a 6-year-old boy escaped with only cuts and bruises after a terrifying crash, you here, caught on camera. he's seen browsing for candy in england when suddenly a car plows right through that front window, drives right into him. shelves come crashing down on the boy. his frantic parents rush over and pull him out safely. the 79-year-old suspected drunk driver pleaded guilty on wednesday to refusing a breathalyzer test. that little boy is so, so lucky. >> natalie, thank you. >>> just ahead, making history. prince william decided to b

the ship obtained images of the wreckage between the egyptian coast and greek island of crete.is to cairo with 66 people on board. only small pieces of debris and human remains have been recovered. finding the main wreckage could also lead to the plane's black boxes before their signaling batteries went out. >>> opening statements today in a criminal trial stemming from a deadly 2010 pipeline explosion in northern california. the natural gas blast in san bruno killed eight people and destroyed more than 3 dozen homes. pacific gas and electric company, one of the nation's largest utility companies, could face a half million dollar fine if it is found guilti and billion last year. >>> a 6-year-old boy escaped with only cuts and bruises after a terrifying crash, as you see here, caught on camera. he is seen browsing for candy at a store in manchester, england when suddenly -- take a look there -- a car just plowed right into that front window, plowed right into him. shelves crashing down on to the little boy. his parents rush over there and pull him out safely. the suspected drunk

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