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the world space agencies agree that mars is our ultimate destination. nasa has the programs in place to start down the path to mars starting with commercial crew transport systems and orion and the sos. thank you again for the opportunity to testify here today and i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you, mr. elbon. requires a -- security discussions could be used to reinforce etch other in ways that will advance u.s. interests and sustainability and security of all space activities. at present, however, these activities are largely conducted on individual merit and are not part of an integrated national strategy. it is not an end in itself but a means of advancing national interests for security commerce, science, international influence, or any combination thereof. therefore, it makes sense to ask what our partners would like to do and what they're capable of doing in the future. the answer is the moon with mars and other destinations in the distance. the u.s. commitment now to lead a program to explore the moon would be symbolic first

really important i just want to stress for a second fisherman's wharf where we are the number one destination in san francisco, and it is just booming and we frankly have cop competition. going to be on-line soon and we are going to see the distraction of of dollars or time and time is obviously the most important thing and so i ask you if you can to continue to keep our number one attraction number one. and when that opportunity comes, i think that it is very important that we take advantage of this great time in the city, and to reenvest back into our infrastructure and clearly fisherman's wharf and is working and will continue to work. >> thank you. >> any other public comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner murphy. yeah, the 1.7 for the drawings and the soft costs do we have it to work? you have to be recorded in the mic. no. >> 1.7 million for the construction drawings and then there is an additi number right now. 11.5 million for construction, and that will hopefully come for the fiscal year, 16, 17, and so the 1.7 is for the year, 15, 16. >> any idea where that

i am destin bigsby, a voice for america's youth.ee 20,000 people commit suicide with a gun every year. once that trigger is like so many others, my cousin committed suicide with a gun. putting my family into shock and disarray. still, to this day, a void has been left that can never be filled. >> do i think that any depressed kid that walks into a gun shop should be able to walk into a gun store and buy a gun? probably not. >> he threatened suicide. we were able to intercept him, prevent the suicide, take the gun away from him, get rid of the gun, get him in therapy, but that only lasted so long. and then he got another gun. >> we tried to get him a lot of help and he ended up walking into a pawn shop and buying a gun. >> he did not have any trouble even though he was already in the database, as we say, as a mentally ill person quite believe should not be allowed to buy a gun. destin bigsby: i live in los angeles county. three cities wracked with gun violence. i am here in compton california, one of the most dangerous cities in the

follow them as they make their way down south broad street and we'll go with them to where their destination will be. needless to say there will be traffic issues on south broad street as 500 to 600 people now make their way down the avenue of the arts. we'll be back in touch with them. >>> a philadelphia police officer was injured in a crash in frankford this morning. the accident happened this morning at 6:30 at the 4700 block of takomacony street. police did not say what caused the car to ram a red minivan and the officer suffers minor injuries. >>> the college has named its 17th president he is s. brock dean of the school of economics and finance in clairemont, california. the father of four says he was drawn to the college's commitment to civic engagement. >> and guess who is coming back to the jersey shore this summer king kong is settling up and setting up residence at the pier in north wildwood. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic was there today. >> this giant gorilla started its day on the beach but he was not lying down for long, under the business eye of jack maury was hoisted

another boardwalk destination is about to get a makeover, we have details unveiled today. a south jersey athlete that competes for others has an inspiring story of his own. jeff skversky has more in sports. >>> speaking of south jersey live on sky 6 hd a kickoff to april i am tracking a big warm-up as well as rain. i'll have details in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> those stories and more when "action news" at 6:00 comes rooirt back. i may be a pizza maker but i know a few things about dessert. like chocolate and more chocolate. introducing our new double chocolate chip brownie. it's a rich and decadent brownie served warm, for only $6. better ingredients. better pizza. papajohns.com now, more and more americans are discovering that shredding galbani mozzarella yourself inspires moments that are simply better. mmm, galbani (sfx: kiss). italy's favorite cheese brand. >>> we have breaking news from the trenton area tonight, crews are called to the apartment building here after a reported shooting the incident occurred on the 1600 block of knotting hill lane

been a destination for many in san francisco. some of the memorabilia inside has been sold and the owners have been saying goodbye and thank you to hundreds of regulars. to many it's a trip back in time. an old family style. >> me and my brother sharedded for dinner on friday night. on friday night my grandparents grew here. and when i grew up i started coming here on dates. >> reporter: a clock stopped permanently after the earthquake in 1979. >> it's an emotional feeling. it's a gut reaction. it's hard to describe. >> reporter: cat's corner has been an icon for generations. >> there's so many memories bouncing around in there. filling every part of my being and then it's very quiet because i realize tomorrow it's

destin bigsby: she never did find his little brown head.er son lost his life on that day. >> i felt numb. i felt like emma ok, it is survival mode at this point. two years later and it is still -- i will always -- it will always been currently difficult. >> as we proliferate our society with weapons there are opportunists to get powerful weapons, we may see the body count go up. destin bigsby: the weapons that were in adam lanza's hands should never have reached his hands and hopefully will never reach the hands of anyone in his mental state anyone -- ever again. >> it did make a difference. when he stopped to reload at one time a group of children were able to run out of the room and escape. his final action in the classroom which was instrumental in saving nine of his classmates' lives. as the gunman rolled out -- ran out of bullets, he called for his friends to run. he told them to run that they did. and then he reloaded and murdered jesse. destin bigsby: it is a shame that the world lost jesse. he cannot die in been. something must be d

so you should have no problems getting to your destination on time. i-270, i haven't had a chance to get to you guys. you're in the clear as well, just volume building up as you get closer to rockville. a live look shows you how things are shaping up on the 14th street bridge. traffic is flowing for the most part. just volume closer to the bridge and no problems in town. i want to take you back to the situation we've been talking about this morning. this si-95 northbound at -- this is i-95 northbound at dale city. that is the ink right there. traffic crawling making its way north of the beltway causing a six-mile delay. we're asking you to add anywhere from an hour to hour and a half to your drive time. over to you. >> this is mike hydeck in the newsroom with some of the stories we're following for you at 6:20 this morning. the parents of michael brown say they will file a civil lawsuit against the city of ferguson, missouri today. this comes after the grand jury and the u.s. justice department declined to prosecute the officer that shot and killed th

fisherman's wharf is the top destination, and supports over 8,000 jobs and generates 68.8, and rents to the port and payroll and property and hotel and parking tax and there are 11 parking garages that generate, parking tax and has 13 hotels with over 3200 guest rooms and the highest rates and the daily rate in the city and in this fiscal year, the busiest day was on october 11th and that was 92,22 apeople and enough to fill at&t park twice, and in september, with the 1.1 visitor and all of this going on while the district is home for an active fishing fleet. san francisco and the bay area and make-up 49.2 percent of all of the over all visitors to fisherman's wharf and the remaining is other usa and 30 percent are foreign residents and out of that foreign, foreign visitors the top country is the uk followed by canada and germany and australia and japan and china was actually number six and just barely behind japan and the top domestic feeder markets as you guess, that san francisco and oakland and la and river side and orange county, 72, and ak men toe and number three and san diego

destined to live the life their parents had. but america's different. because here we are the children and the grandchildren of people who refused to accept this. [applause] both of my parents were born to poor families in cuba. after his mother died, my father had to go work when he was 9 years old. my mother was one of seven girls raised by a disabled father who struggled to provide for his family. when they were young, my parents had big dreams for themselves. but because they were born -- but because they were not born into wealth or power, the future was destined to be defined by their past. and so in 1956 they came here to america. to the one place on earth where the aspirations of people like them could be more than just dreams. here in america, my father became a bartender. my mother, a cashier, a maid, a k-mart stock clerk. they never made it big. but they were successful. two immigrants with little money or education found stable jobs owned a home, retired with security and gave all four of their children a life better than their own. my paren

destin: she never did find his little brown ted. head.er son lost his life that day. >> i felt numb. it was survival mode at this point. two years later and it still -- i will always be credibly difficult. >> as we see more and more weapons in our society or more opportunities to get very powerful weapons, you may see the body count go up. >> the weapons that were in his hands should never have been able to reach his hands and will hopefully never reach the hands of anyone. >> limiting the size of the magazine. it would not have made any difference. it did. when he stopped to reload at one time a group of children were able to run out of the room and escape. >> his final action in the classroom which was instrumental in saving nine of his classmates ' lives. as the gun men ran out of bullets and was reloading comedy called to his friends to run. the gunman reloaded and murdered jesse. destin: it is a shame the world lost jesse but he cannot die in vain. something must be done to make sure something like this never happens again. >> this i

its slogan is to serve as the last mile public transit vehicle from the station to the user's destinatione, the logo is a smiling face formed with the letter "u." users can rent a bike at one of the cities rental stations and return it at any station. the rental fee is 15 cents for the first half hour. after that, it's 30 cents for each 30-minute block up to four hours and 60 cents for each 30-minute block up to eight hours. it's a tiered pricing structure. the city is also creating more bicycle-only lanes. the network is over 380 kilometers long and is continuing to expand. taipei's city department of transportation spearheaded the introduction of the bike sharing system and continues to supervise operations. >> we hope to demonstrate here and throughout asia the effectiveness of public bike sharing in reducing motor bike traffic. taipei's mrt system has helped improve the environment over the past 20 years. with u bike, our transit system will become even more ecofriendly. >> the actual operation of u bike is contracted to a private taiwanese company that has worked hand in hand with th

known as a destination. nepal is a popular destination for israeli trekkers.opular destination for israeli couples, israeli gay couples who are looking to have children. they can, i think they can do it in america, there are organizations in israel and here that work together to help arrange it here. one of the couples back in israel had a surrogate child a year and a half ago, born a year and a half ago. they didn't have to return for their second surrogate child. that child unfortunately, right now, is waiting to be born. should be born in the coming days here. waiting to find out if the child will be born here or will be born back in israel. i would say it is common. known. israeli couples, especially gay couples know this is an option for them if they choose to have children. they talk about it in positive terms. a positive experience. they spend a month here. >> and it is heart warming to see these young, new modern families being reunited or at least getting to a safe place. live from the airport at kathmandu, really the center of a lot of the activity r

he never got to his destination. they were turned back at the libyan border. they said that smugglers failed to the agreed payment. >> the smugglers are brutal. they treated us badly. they beat us. >> ethiopia has one of the worst economies in the world. still it's a poor country many are un unemployed. many believe it's a mentality to leave. >> going to dream land countries of destination with plenty of opportunities, has been a driving factor. >> back in the neighborhood the vigil goes on. even as some of the young people here dream of plans to leave the country no matter what. catherine soi al jazeera. >> coming up news from around the world including the latest in the fighting in yemen where the saudi-led coalition is continuing it's airstrikes. >> welcome back. to the top stories now in al jazeera. hundreds have been killed in nepal after a 7.9 magnitude earthquake struck katmandu. the quake was felt in neighboring india where 20 are dead and dozens have been injured. two of katmandu's heritage sites were destroyed. a 19th century tower collapsed in the q

it seemed as if his gamble to go big in macau was destined to go bust. but then ho focused on high-stakes vip clients. the tables quickly turned. last year, revenue topped an incredible $5 billion. betty: are you surprised by how fast this has grown and developed? lawrence: you know, i think one of the great things that has happened is the growth of the middle income earning bracket in china. they are at an age where they would like to travel and enjoy life. betty: did you ever think macau was going to surpass las vegas by that much? lawrence: we all knew that was going to happen. ultimately, if you look at geographically -- a lot of our customers prefer things that are closer. since now the resorts in macau are world-class, comparable to las vegas, it makes perfect sense that if you look at the five-hour flight time for macau, there are over one billion people. whereas if you go from new york to las vegas, that is also five hours. betty: while lawrence is bringing lots of glitz and glam to macau, sheldon adelson says he invented the concept -- in vegas

he never got to his destination. they were turned back at the libyan border. they said that smugglers failed to up agree on the payment to the border police. >> the smugglers are brutal. they don't care about anybody. they only care about money. they treated us badly. they beat us. >> ethiopia has one of the fastest growing economies in the world. still, it's a poor country. many people are unemployed. some analysts say it's an mentality than poverty that drives people to leave. >> this mindset this collective social psychology of going to dream land, countries of destination with plenty of opportunities has been a driving factor. >> the vigil goes on. even as some of the young people here dream of plans to leave the country no matter what. catherine soi al jazeera. >> togo's presidential election where the incumbent is a clear favorite to win a third term. he had taken over from his father who had been in charge over the previous 38 years. we have more from the capital. >> the voter register is not perfect, but the candidates have agreed to it. 735million peo

as i said earlier, it's one of those destinations in san francisco that people come to and think about. i know when i was a kid it was a treat to come to pier 39 and more so as a teenager when we got to do it ourselves. it was a fun place and one of those locations that the emblem attic in san francisco and a destination in and of itself. i would like to thank you for the years to keeping it thriving and adjusting to new demographics and interest including the sea lions. i remember when they 1st arrived, i could start hearing them when the wind was just right. it brought a whole new wave of folks. thank you for all of your efforts and everything in what you do. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, taylor, thanks for doing this on short notice. city clerk: item 11 a request approval of lease no. l 15875 with bae systems san francisco ship repair inc. california corporation approximately 14.7 acres of land improvement with 19 buildings. 17.4 acres of submerged land. >> peter daily director of maritime. they are going to give a presentation. one of the strength of the port is wide variet

the airline's ceo said chicago is one the company's most popular destinations. >>> wider seats are coming to southwest airlines. southwest claims this will be the widest 737 seat of any u.s. airline. passengers will begin seeing those changes sometime next year. >> looking forward to that right? >> especially after a thanksgiving trip when you may be a little wider on your way home than headed out to your destination. for me. >> speak for yourself. rosemary and i are not. >> no no. >>> taking a look at route 202, a lot of green here but things are running really smoothly. no accidents to report along 202. and your drive times between route 30 looking pretty good. live look outside. 76 right at spring garden where your drive time is equally as good along the schuylkill between the vine street expressway. and the blue route, 476 there. about 11 minutes in both directions. mass transit, everything septa, new jersey transit, patco running on or close to schedule. your area bridges look good as well. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 18 minut

. >> any new destination that comes into our competitive marketplace certainly has the opportunity to redirect some of our business. but when you start looking at cuba, we recognize that we know it's on the horizon. >> if tourism ties are ever fully restored it would likely put cuba back on the map as a popular getaway. >>> did i hear you say rain? >> yeah. there is a chance, a chance of rain in the forecast. we're going to talk more about that. good afternoon, everyone. let's go ahead and call on our weather watcher program here. i just love this part of the program. okay, right here looks like it's 65, frank checking in from novato. great picture, frank. all right. let's see who else is reporting. 66 degrees this happens to be mike, 66 in san jose. niece catch, mike. you can become a weather watcher too, go to cbssf.com/weatherwatchers to see how you can report in conditions like that right there. clear skies over the san francisco area. looking out from oakland, where there's a baseball game on at 12:35. a's hosting the texas rangers. 59 degrees in san francisco. it's 58 in oakland

. >> they attempted the journey but he never got to his destination.hey were turned back at the libyan border. he said that smugglers failed to agree on a payment for the border police. >> the smugglers are brutal. they don't care about anyone. they only care about money. they treated us badly. they beat us. >> ethiopia has one of the fastest growing economies in the world. still it's a poor country. many people are unemployed. but some analysts believe it's a mentality rather than poverty that drives people to leave. >> this mindset this collective idea of going to dream land destinations with plenty of opportunities has been a driving factor. >> back in the neighborhood the vigil goes on. even as some of the young people here dream of plans to leave the country no matter what. catherine soi al jazeera,. >> there has been a warning that the chilean volcano could erupt again. we have seen people who live in the shadow of the volcano and find out how they've been effected. >> like a sleeping giant rudely awoken the volcano reminded chile that 43 years o

and analysts have said hong kong would be a likely potential destination.d hong kong back in 1865 when the banking corporation was founded. hsbc was in hong kong until 1993. it's viewed as positive for hong kong. the monetary authority already put out a statement saying they would welcome hsbc back into the fold. the market is responding. shares gaining five. it is a 10% gain. >> thanks, stephen. manus. manus: let's move the story along. let's go to germany. another huge corporate story. it is all about the power structure as europe's largest carmaker comes to that end of an era with the resignation. he publicly challenged the ceo. the board members back the chief executive. chad has been following developments. this is shocking. two weeks ago we knew he was removing his support for the incumbent ceo, but he has lost, hasn't he? >> this really is shocking. he has a history of challenging executives. he pushed out the leader. he pushed other executives as well when they were in a position of weakness. that is the difference. he can point to volkswagen and sa

destined to live the life their parents had. but america's different. because here we are the children and the grandchildren of people who refused to accept this. [cheering and applause] >> both of my parents were born to poor families in cuba. after his mother died my father had to go work when he was nine years old. my mother was one of seven girls raised by a disabled father who struggled to provide for his family. when they were young my parents had big dreams for themselves. but because they were born into -- because they were not born into wealth or power their future was destined to be defined by their past. and so in 1956, they came here to america. to the one place on earth where the aspirations of people like them could be more than just dreams. here in america my father became a bartender. my mother a cashier. a maid. a kmart stock clerk. they never made it big. but they were successful. two immigrants with little money or education found stable jobs. owned a home. retired with security. and gave all four of their children a life better than

from areas that are dangerous and make sure you slow down and get plenty of time to get to your destination because the roads are slippery this morning. >>> too bad the new spiked anticlimb fence was not in place because there was another jumper at the white house. >> the latest in what has been a string of security breaches. nikki burdine is -- has more. >> reporter: this person is in custody. we are still learning exactly what happened. this happened at about 10:30 last night. secret service officials were able to stop a person who was able to get over that a8-foot fence at the white house on the south side, which is the opposite side where we are right now, facing the washington monument. now that person was apparently carrying a suspicious package. after investigation authorities were able to determine that that package cazenave not suspicious and it was harmless. but still, something to be alarmed by. this fence is 8 feet tall, but as we heard nick and andrea say they are talking about putting metal spikes on top of the fence. it is a shame those weren't there last night, we don't know

. >>> chinese tourists are on a global shopping spree and one of their favorite destinations is japanretailers here are more than happy to see the influx, yet they're somewhat in the dark when it comes to the visitors' shopping habits. now they've started doing their homework. nhk world's kyoko fujita explains. >> reporter: chinese tourists are becoming a fixture on the streets of tokyo's shopping districts. they're snapping up a range of products from luxury watches to rice cookers available only in japan. spending by mainland chinese tourists was on average 50% higher than by foreign visitors as a whole last year. the number coming to japan has grown nine-fold in the past decade including a 150% jump in 2014. a weaker yen and easing of visa requirements are giving a further boost. japanese company executives are eager to figure out the visitors' shopping behavior. people from about 50 firms attended a business seminar in tokyo. company managers are going to spend the next few hours trying to gain some insights into trends aamong chinese tourists. xu xiangdong is a managing director

this is the accidental destination for 1800 packages bein delivered by u.p.s. it hit the median and drove along the center divider spilling diesel with one of its two trailers catching fire along the way just before 5:30 a.m. and the backup lasted all morning. >> it's terrible traffic today. very bad. >> reporter: after crawling for hours, many drivers had to pull off the highway. >> i have been out here for a long time and i need to get to a restroom. >> reporter: other drivers were running out of gas and just gave up. >> we were trying to go to work over there but i mean it's really, really packed right now and i mean it's, like, what's the points of going through here i mean? >> reporter: the driver of this big rig is fine and an investigation will determine if he may have fallen asleep behind the wheel. no indication drugs or alcohol were a factor in the crash. as for the packages, u.p.s. says they were headed to san rafael many to be distributed there, others as a pit stop along the way. u.p.s. has liabilities up to $100 on each package. if it's worth more

. >>> he never got to his destination, and, the libyan border and smugglers agree on a payment. >>> i don'tthey don't care about anyone, they care about money. >>> e they open pea a has one of the fastest growing economies and, it is poor and, many are unemployed. and, it's a mentality, rather than positive verity to leave- >>> this mine set of going to dream land, and another destination, with plenty of opportunities, has been a triefing factor. >>> but, in the neighborhood, the vigil goes on, and each as some of the young people dream of plans to leave the country no matter what. >>> so a place like that, they will head to lib we a mail and we don't see this live, off the coast there and tell us more about what you have been seeing and, what you have been doing with the coast guard. >>> well, we have sailed and yesterday, and sunset, and throughout the night, the coast guard have been patrolling the area and about 600 kilomet tors and it's a huge area, and they have been going not only, trying to find these my grants, from this area, and trying to find middle men because often from

and the most popular destinations from philadelphia miami orlando and chicago. >> they sound good to me. >> me too. that will do it for "action news" at 4:00, i'm brian taff, shirleen and i along with adam and ducis rogers are back tonight for a full hour of "action news" at 10:00 on phl 17. life begins with a howl, we scream, shout shriek with joy. until, inhibition creeps in, our world gets smaller quieter, but life should be loud. sing loud, play loud, love loud. dentures shouldn't keep you quiet life should be ringing in your ears. live loud, super poligrip. super poligrip seals out more food particles. so your food won't get stuck and you can enjoy every single bite. eat loud, live loud, super poligrip. super poligrip holds your dentures tightly in place so you never have to hold back. laugh loud, live loud, super poligrip. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. >>> the big story on "action news" tonight is breaking right now details are emerging about a scare in the air for one yo

he informs johnston that he believes that sherman's destination is goldsboro. now most of the left wing is turning to the right, heading east on the goldsboro road. johnson has made his headquarters at smithfield because it's roughly midway between raleigh and goldsboro. hardy managed to accomplish what he was supposed to do, which was slow sherman's progress. i now johnston has to make a decision. where and if he should attack sherman's army. he sends a dispatch to general hampton. hampton has made his headquarters on the evening of march 17 at the willis: plantation -- willis cole plantation on the goldsboro road. hampton -- johnson asks hampton for his assessment. hampton says i found a perfect place to launch a surprise attack on the union left wing. and he recommends that johnson sent his army marching for bentonville. at dawn on march 18, johnston does just that. up to this time, general sherman has expected johnston to try to oppose his entry into goldsboro. but faulty intelligence and poor maps lead him to believe that johnston is falling back towards r

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he informs johnston that he believes that sherman's destination is goldsboro. now most of the left wing is turning to the right, heading east on the goldsboro road. johnson has made his headquarters at smithfield because it's roughly midway between raleigh and goldsboro. hardy managed to accomplish what he was supposed to do, which was slow sherman's progress. i now johnston has to make a decision. where and if he should attack sherman's army. he sends a dispatch to general hampton. hampton has made his headquarters on the evening of march 17 at the willis: plantation -- willis cole plantation on the goldsboro road. hampton -- johnson asks hampton for his assessment. hampton says i found a perfect place to launch a surprise attack on the union left wing. and he recommends that johnson sent his army marching for bentonville. at dawn on march 18, johnston does just that. up to this time, general sherman has expected johnston to try to oppose his entry into goldsboro. but faulty intelligence and poor maps lead him to believe that johnston is falling back towards r

some will be bussed to their original destination newark, new jersey. others will be flown those are international passengers. they will be flown. let's go to the airport. things back to normal here. about 35 minutes ago. the airport totally reopened. planes landing. planes arriving. this all but there were tense moments here around 3:50 this afternoon when flight 4882 from durham, north carolina headed to newark airport in north jersey was diverted here for an emergency landing after an engine fire light went on. the pilot shut the engine down. activatedactivatedactivated the fire suppression system and land the plane without incident. all 77 passengers were off loaded from the plane. one person who had experienced some potential heart problems was taken to a nearby hospital here in philadelphia. just for precaution. all of the other passengers were taken to the terminal. they are awaiting a bus to take them to newark airport. some are going to get international flights from here in philadelphia. but again the fire department arrived out here used foam

. >> atlantic city is a great destination but we are a destination as well average bass pro shopper drives more than 50 miles to visit the our stores, spend more than two and a half hours in our store. >> reporter: first bass pro shop in new jersey which has 150,000 licensed fresh water fisherman and hundred thousand hunters. city officials say this stories a significant milestone in non-casino business in the cash strapped town. >> and, getting that diversification that we're talking about that we need so much in atlantic city over 200 jobs opening up, and expect a million people customers coming in for a year. >> reporter: the nearby galloway says bass pro isn't just a job for him but an opportunity to see a community he loves get the new life. this bass pro is turning the corn are for atlantic city i believe to start over. >> reporter: right now they are opening with a prayer. they had the pledge of allegiance and a song. we also just heard the governor will be making his comments and there will be celebrities here tony stewart is here brian westbrook from the eagles is here. it will be

tonight, the popular destination saying they have had it with spring breakers. >>> and space invaders. many airlines looking to squish passengers even closer together. it might get awfully uncomfortable, but is it hazardous, too? "nightly news" begins now. ♪ >>> good evening. a small gyro-copter piloted by a florida postman caused quite a scare when it flew apparently unchallenged into highly respected airspace in the center of washington, d.c. and landed on the lawn of the u.s. capitol. the capitol went into immediate lockdown as police searched the aircraft for explosives. and now once again questions are being raised about how well the nation's capitol is secured against aerial threats. tonight the pilot is in custody, and we now know his bizarre landing wasn't exactly a surprise. peter alexander explains. >> reporter: they say things never move fast on capitol hill. today was an exception. >> this is not good, people. >> reporter: coming in for a landing of the lawn of the u.s. capitol, doug hughes on board what's called a gyro-copter. >> everyone was shouting, "move, get down, mo

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. >> atlantic city is already great destination. but we're a destination as well. the average bass pro shopper drives more than 50 miles to visit our stores. spends more than 2.5 hours in our store. >> reporter: the first bass pro shop in new jersey which has about 150,000 licensed fresh water if you fishermen and 100,000 hunters. store is a significant milestone in drawing non casino business to the cash strapped town. >> it's the beginning of diversification that we're talking about that we need so much in atlantic city. over 200 jobs opening up. expect a million people. customers coming coming in. >> grand opening festivities continue through the weekend. in atlantic city, cleve bryan cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> all right you see the big crowd that was at that event. >> right. >> during the event some eagles fans extend add little bit of brotherly love to governor chris christie. >> no surprise. the governor met with some boos even an eagles chant there. and he wound up appealing to eagles legend who was on hadn't to bail him out. that didn't go exactly as plan.

arrested and given a map by recruiter and names of cities we were to pass through to get to our destinationn out of phones and decided to go on foot once we entered somalia. >> reporter: for now the kenya trained and equipped troops celebrate their modest gains. they say they will need more support to effectively secure the border and hopefully live up to kenya's dream of getting a buffer zone to shield its territory from lawless somalia. mohamed with al jazeera, somalia. >>> and south africa defense minister says his country will deploy the army in johannesburg township with a wave of attacks against foreigners that left at least seven people dead and hundreds of zimbabwe who fled violence in south africa returning home and harry spoke to some of the families heading back. >> reporter: families have been on the road for about 24 hours and as you can imagine they are very hungry and now in zimbabwe and getting food, the first meal in a long time. zimbabwe say food made meals cooked with water and getting vegetables as well and a bit of meat and they are saying that they fled south africa an

it was all caught on camera. >> a popular spring break destination to make some changes.critics say an annual college tradition has spun completely out of control in panama city beach. >> reporter: many here are asking is spring break broken. >> there are bad things happening on panama city beach. >> reporter: after this video surfaced showing what police say is several men sexually assaulting an unconscious 19-year-old woman on a beach in broad day light while bystanders do nothing. >> within 10 feet of where this happened there are hundreds hundreds of people standing there, watching looking, seeing hearing what's going on. >> reporter: three men have now been arrested. >> heart breaking. >> reporter: this community there has been a dramatic increase in violent crime. a gunman shot seven people at a house party last month. in bay county which includes panama city beach, arrests have more than tripled compared to last year. drug arrests are five times higher. and police nabbed twice as many suspects for weapons related charges. they even set up so-called spring break jai

we have to have ports developed so the chinese guests have destinations to go to.s that it a good market already today. we have four ships there. three on our castle line, one on our princess line. both brands are profitable. the chinese government has declared through their five-year economic plan their intention to develop the cruise industry. so that means a lot of things will happen relatively quickly. we want to be there to help make it happen in a way that we think will help the chinese government establish the cruise industry they want, that will be sustainable for years to come. betty: so how often are you there now? arnold: i have been on the job a year and a half or so, and have already made five trips to china. it's a very active market under development. it's going to take some time. we are very happy with what we have today. but we see it someday being as large as any cruise market in the world. betty: donald says carnival is focusing on one thing the chinese can never get enough of -- luxury shopping. arnold: the chinese guests, they really like high-