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and accompanying that expedition very famously is clara barton. she uses her power, her leadership with the missing soldiers office to invite herself on captain moore's expedition. and one of the dramas of that expedition is those two leaders, clara barton and carpet moore, are at loggerheads the entire time. they're fighting over who is going to get credit for the work at andersonville. and that speak to the two of them in quite frankly not flattering ways. the army does the work of using the captured records, the death records that they have with them with that expedition. dorence atwater, the most famous of the patrolled prisoners of andersonville, he served as a clerk in the prison hospital. he was within of a half dozen boys who were keeping the death register, other records of the hospital complex. dorence atwater is famous and rightly so for one of the bravest acts of conscience in the entire american civil war. in mid august, 1864 when 100 men are dying a day, he thinks to himself, if my government knew, they would stop this. he commits an

vaughan: the most accelerated away to do it is expedited removal, yes. and let's you want to prosecute them for reentry. sen. sessions: but when people come from central america, with or without children, they can can't belum, they immediately sent back to mexico. so then they are in the united states and what i have been hearing is it that they turn themselves into federal officers and say, take care of me. and what is happening, frequently -- ms. vaughan: yes, from what i hear from border patrol agents is that they turn themselves in to the border control and the border patrol is required, well, under the current interpretation turnat is required, they families and children over to the office of refugee resettlement and process them as unaccompanied minors or with the families, they are offered the opportunity to apply for asylum and then are released to appear at a court hearing at some time in the future. it said they are offered a generous form of due process, when they could be processed through expedited removal, just like any other recent border

it's huge, it's a tiger shark, and the first one of the expedition. it's really exciting. >> the first one is always the toughest. he's so big get that pump in. >> he insert a pump into their mouth. that's great because one thing they get to bite down on something and it makes them feel better about it, but two, it's artificially helping them to breathe, pumping oxygenated saltwater in their mouth over their gills. >> carolyn is an undergrad at the university of new england shark and research lab. she is one of the most crucial jobs, using this veterinarian's ultrasound to see if the shark is pregnant. >> tiger shark are tough because they're so massive, we can't get the whole uterus in one shot. >> this shows that this shark was not pregnant. the next major task, surgery to implant this transmitter inside the shark. >> this is the size of a small battery but it has enough battery power to transmit you will are a sonic signals for serve years while the animal is out there swimming. >> the they take detailed measurements. >> tiger sharks, which are pre

it was a military expedition and was the brainchild of general sheridan. here was constantly reduced in numbers and they didn't have the troops they needed. sometimes there were conflicts with migrants. he wanted to place the ball around the reservation until the army could get the troops together if another conflict erupted and that was still whole with a round the reservation but if you read the newspapers which only had a few thousand white settlers at the time they would the ahead of time so he didn't go looking for gold but everybody expected it. so some prospectors came along so custer carry out this expedition even though he did not look personally. but he was more interested ted a cultural area. but he said it was easily accessible. but golds was money. you could take gold to have that big kid down into kuwait and an people treated that. there were greenback's elude the gold dollars. and anybody can't find it. . . so it's not that he was innocent. but this was part of the context with the guys who carried it out more than anything. >> their possibi

a result we get a joint military and religious expedition known as the sacred expedition. the commander was joined by the fryer came to establish the first site at monterey of june 3 of 1770. he was born and raised in a small community. this was a place overrun and conquered by various groups including the muslims. when you visit the site, it is surrounded by massive military bastions extending back to the roman conquest. roman fortification, medieval fortification, islamic and other traditions are represented. one could argue there was a very conservative trend as far as catholic religious priests which sarah was inspired to bring to the americas. gentiles,lization of in other words, people not christians, should be ones like devotion -- one's life devotion. he boarded a ship for mexico or new spain, arrived in new spain from about 1730's. spain was being transformed by ideology. alignmen enlightenment is thatl men are created equal. when it came down to it in were condonedry under that the indian wars were condoned under that some things were not quite equal. when we loo

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just in tonight, a legislative task force has recommended three bills to be expedited when the session resumes. mike cronin live in concord with mike? reporter: tom, over the past few have been going through the different pieces of legislation and today they heard testimony and gave the approval needed for the next step. in an effort to address heroin and opioid addiction in new hampshire, a task force gave the go ahead to expedite several pieces of legislation. >> i'm very pleased that we're going to pass comprehensive legislation on a bipartisan fashion that will continue to address the issues that the state is facing. reporter: the task force voted to expedite three bills which will go through joint house and senate hearings and could become law on january 21. >> i think this is a comprehensive approach that focuses on law enforcement, it focuses on recovery, and it focuses on treatment. and that's i think what we should be looking at. reporter: among the proposals, harsher penalties for fentanyl users and dealers, expanded insurance coverage for substance abuse services and mandati

here you can see the helicopter transporting all the gear they needed for this expedition. it's fascinating. someday i'm going to see you do this. >> the gears are rolling, trust me. >> i've said 'before, they are like our terrestrial astronauts, exploring some of the world's most spectacular scenery. look who got who. >> ohhh, okay. hooked. >> he was. they are off the coast of california. they had the yellow fin tuna ready to go. the hammerhead shark had other ideas. right off the hook. >> he's smart, here's a human you go. >> a nice little chunk of dinner too. >> this is the perfect lesson from the hammerhead shark about working smarter and not harder. >>> here we have some a pub, where this fellow has found a phone in the bathroom. >> i'm going to hand it to the bar now. >> what we then get after all that is possibly the most wonderful in-depth study of the australian accent you're going to get. you get as many vowels as you can and draw them out. >> anyone? >> something about have a laugh. >> they're doing the right thing by turning the iphone in. that doesn't mean they

a result we get a joint military and religious expedition known as the sacred expedition. the commander was joined by the fryer came to establish the first site at monterey of june 3 of 1770. he was born and raised in a small community. this was a place overrun and conquered by various groups including the muslims. when you visit the site, it is surrounded by massive military bastions extending back to the roman conquest. roman fortification, medieval fortification, islamic and other traditions are represented. one could argue there was a very conservative trend as far as catholic religious priests which sarah was inspired to bring to the americas. gentiles,lization of in other words, people not christians, should be ones like devotion -- one's life devotion. he boarded a ship for mexico or new spain, arrived in new spain from about 1730's. spain was being transformed by ideology. alignmen enlightenment is thatl

what can get accelerated or expedited or whatever set of reasons so we can deliver certain aspects of projects to our residents? you know, faster, basically. that is just what i want to continue to push staff on and hopefully had in our subcommittee meetings throughout next year we can help identify this group of 24 projects within the kind of overall vision and long-term planning at sfmta. thank you. mr. clerk, can we please call the next item. >> item 7, recommend supporting automated safety enforcement as san francisco's key legislative initiative in support of vision zero for the 2016 state legislative session . this is an action item. >> thank you. we actually spent a bit of time talking about this in the previous item. but it has been the priority of sfmta and certainly my office to help push through an automated safety enforcement at state legislature-level, something that we view as really key to slowing down speeds here in san francisco. and kate breen, government affairs director for sfmta and claire phillips performance analyst at the office of controller will be presenting

. >> how this seasoned expedition team has done the amazing once again. >>> there he is. the owners tried to use a basket to get him to go in. >> a rescuer tries to reach watson the cat who's been stuck for days. why that trampoline below is going to come in handy. >>> the holidays just got more delicious with hershey's candy kisses. >> key to making a santa. make any celebration special. >>> and a deserving family gets a christmas home makeover from a youtuber and his team. >> and they make everything look beautiful. >> the story that'll bring a tear to your eye and then a smile to your face. >> welcome home. >> thank you. >> no problem. >> this is awesome. >> yeah. >>> this has got to be the closest you can get to walking on the sun here on earth. >> did you see -- did you see how he started, like -- >> i know. you got to geek out over this because the video is so good. this is from jeff mackly and their team. they're back in vanuatu. these guys put lots of effort and planning into getting these incredible shots, the angle that they got here of one of their explorers wa

three bills were expedited tuesday by a bipartisan task force in concord. melissa crews of hope or new start. >> the things that were expedited would definitely things that needed to happen. >> the legislation consists of partial penalties, setting increased distribution of narcan and something she is happy to see -- requiring drug education in schools. >> there are a lot that could resources. listened to testimony and looked ve heard are just so compelling, and it brings the real world into it, and people are dying, and we need to do something about it. >> other bills focused on prevention treatment and recovery will either go through the normal legislative process or receive early recommendation, meaning they will be voted on as soon as possible in session. >> things like drug courts, money for enhanced law enforcement. i think they will go through relatively easily. >> lawmakers say more work will need to be done as they build on these initiatives. going forward, cruz hopes they will continue to consider the opinions of people on the front lines. >> who

is to send a specialized expedition force to iraq, he said the deployment is being coordinated with the iraqi government, and the force would help kurdish forces retake ground from the isil. it would be able to free hostages gather intelligence and capture leaders that might also be in a position to launch operations in syria. rosalyn jordan is live for us, we are seeing i guess you can call an intensification. >> you can very well call it an intensification. >> before this special expedition force, what has been happening with the 3500 military advisors already inside of iraq. >> american special operators bring a unique sweep of capabilities that make them force multipliers. to help us garner valuable ground intelligence, further enhance our air campaign and above all enable local forces that can hold territory occupied by isil. >> the question during tuesday's hearing, but this hasn't been enough of a robust discussion about this really because even though the administration said at the end of october, that it was looking at taking these sorts of steps to increase it's -- it's action

although the government sets it wants to expedite and-- says it wants to expedite and have it finished in record time >>> in afghanistan a bomb has gone off in an entrance to kabul's airport used by nato forces. at least one person has been killed and 13 wounded. all of them were afghans. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: afghan police say a suicide bomber detonated a car packed with explosives next to this pick-up truck. the attack happened on a road near kabul airport. the suicide bomber's target appears to have been members of the nato security forces. instead, civilians were caught up in the blast. >> translation: i was standing near my shop when suddenly i heard a huge explosion and everything became dark around me. shattered piece of iron fell over me. i was three metres away from the explosion. i saw a teenager dead on the ground. it was really terrible. >> reporter: the explosion destroyed cars and hit a street lined with shops. >> translation: i was teaching children inside the mosque when the suicide attack happened and i was injured >> reporter: kabul's chief of police

>> the accelerated way is through expedited removal. >> but when people come from central america, they can claim asylum, they cannot immediately be sent back to mexico so they're in the united states. and what i hear is they turn themselves to the officers to say take care of that and what happens frequently? >> yes. from what i hear is they turn themselves in and border patrol is required under current interpretation to turn the families and children over to refugee resettlement to process as unaccompanied minor of the family's offer the opportunity to apply for asylum and then to appear at a court hearing in the future so it is a generous for multiprocessor they could get that to expedited removal like any other crops are but the choice is made to allow them to have a hearing rather than use expedited removal. >> defect. >> normally the asylum claim comes later. >> mike understanding is when we have the huge flow increase which you are sending a message to central america you have to turn yourself in. they claim they were running advertisements in central america but they didn't chan

the real work of science is making a change in the world. >> from the trash related expedition.ducators say it works because of how the kids respond. >> they are engaged. they can see that they are problem solvers. in northwest, kellye lynn, abc7 news. jonathan: elmundo verde will be one of the 200 charters in the public school fair this weekend. it takes place on saturday december 12. at the d.c. armory in southeast. from 11:00 to 3:00 in the afternoon. admission and parking are free. alison: coming up at 4:00 more than a hundred students fall ill after eating at chipotle. find out why it may not have anything to do with the recent recall. >> if you are a driver in northern virginia you might be familiar with this stretch of road. but guess what? it will look dramatically different in the not too distant future. we will explain discover the world animals, seen those before but sometimes they do it on their own mmm foot wow food for giants oooo no wonder no one has eaten this sandwich kids discover the world with their mouths detergent is harmful ifwallowed, so keep laundry pacs

it might be an expedition. it in the middle of the road there. there may be one, possibly two suspects down in this suv. again, s.w.a.t. rolling up in force, more law enforcement off to the right ha-hand side of yo scene. >> s.w.a.t. vehicles getting in position right now. the original area we were looking at was san bernardino avenue north of the 10 freeway. being told this is in fact the suv right now that has been shot out. a gun battle going on. >> bullet holes through the windshield. windows are gone in the back. you see the wipers up and down. there definitely been a shoot-out. >> are we able to bring gill back? he moved locations. maybe something he's able to see or hear as he's been closing in on this area. the original area talking about, san bernardino, north of the 10, was a commercial area. this appears to be a little bit more residential. so obviously, incredible amount of danger, if there's a gun battle where there are homes, people, right now, it just seems to be some kind of stand-off situation. you see officers gathering behind t

any idea on how it was >> it was a black ford excursion, the big expedition? expedition, i'm sorry. the black ford expedition. it was a rental car. he rented it three or four days ago. and it was due to be returned yesterday. that's why it had utah plates. >> traveled oversea, is there a connection that something was planned by that -- >> i'll let the fbi discuss that. those are things they're working on. >> have you been able to identify and notify next of kin? >> so our plan today is to do a morning press conference. throughout the course of the day, the sheriff and the coroner's office is going to start releasing names of the victims. we have been working throughout the night to get identity of those folks. and then make notifications. so we will start to put those names out here fairly soon. we're going to probably try to get pictures outing for as well. and probably try to move the media closerring for. and then we will come back and do a press conference later on. but throughout the course of start releasing the names of the victims. >> were they all county employees? >> i do

please call. 911 is on alert to expedite calls. that will be the case in the nfl experience as with other major events with our three world series championships and runs with super bowls in the past and other major events in san francisco. we need to remain vigilant as a city as a whole when it comes to taking care of one another and looking after one another. that's when we are going to be safest and you will get the most rapid response you can possibly get to checkout any possible potential concern.er on the side of the caution, if it's nothing, no problem. you would be remiss what i always call a predictable surprise where you saw something and didn't say anything and something went on. just call us. >> thank you, chief. now i would like to introduce our director of sf mta, ed reiskin. >> thank you, good morning, everyone. i would like to thank ann and the team for her leadership and what the team referenced. to put on a big event like this does take a lot of coordination and planning and is really preparing us for anything that

. >> that's my concern is that they're too expedition. so, my question is how long is the average interview and how many people are doing the interviews? >> again, i have to get back to you on the exact number. >> this is a hearing. this is the hearing about, this is a hearing about vetting. i believe at any given time, there are 40 individuals, give or take, we're going get you the exact number, but the neighborhood of the number. they are conducting those reasonable fear interviews within the time frames that the law and our policies require. >> okay. you put a lot of asterisks. >> you also asked me -- >> 40 or 400? >> 400 is the total asylum core. they're also doing the general work of asylum screening. >> okay. >> as well as -- >> who are the 40? >> the ones deployed specifically to be meeting our goals to process individuals planning credible fear and reasonable fear at the border. >> how long, there are people who come across illegally, how long are they detained until they've completed that process on average? >> i think our target

joint military and religious expedition known as the sacred expedition. by commander was accompanied a friar who came to the monterey bay to establish the first site. father serra was born and raised in a small community. this was the place that had been overrun and conquered by various groups, including the moore's -- the moore's. they have military bastions extending back all the way to the roman conquests. you have roman and islamic another traditions presented your one could argue that there was a very conservative trend in so far as catholic religious a wasf there, which serr inspired to bring into the americas. the evangelization of gentiles, in other words, people not christian should be one's life devotion. and father serra devoted his life to that. in 1749, he boarded a ship for mexico, arrived in east spain in veracruz. spain was being transformed by enlightenment ideology. the notion of the enlightenment, which we continue to espouse, is central to our constitution and the united states. that all men are created equal. you know as well as i do,

some liberals feel a is quagmire and some believe the expedition their deployment is not sufficient. what is president obama's rational for putting combat boots on the ground. >> his rational is this is a doubling down of the strategy he already has in place. and it's not a massive invasion of tens of thousands of troops. i think the number they have put on it's 200. and i think it's kind of the least bad option that is he keeps asking other people if you have better ideas, tell me what they are. putting a substantial number of u.s. troops on the ground in a muslim country is is counterproductive, disastrous. the flaw in this strategy is there has to be boots on the ground to hold any ground taken back from isis. >> there is one of the problems. the iraqi government has said we don't want american disciplinary force. we may be shooting at the americans. and this is a very small force frankly. you hear talk of entering troops into syria. it's time the congress of the united states and the republican party either pass or reject it in organization of military force because we are gettin

very wisely, sebastian vizcaino named the harbor after the man who financed his expedition, the count of monterey of spain. right now we are inside the custom house. the goods that were being brought into monterey. all sorts of things, wagon wheels from england, vinegar's from china, brandy from france, all of these big countries were eager to trade with monterey because of this embarrassment of riches that they had. they had tens of thousands of cow hides. literally currency during the mexican era. in fact, used so often as trade, for trade, that they were called california bank notes by sailors on trading vessels. one of those sailors was a very distinguished one, because he kept a very important journal. his name was richard henry dana junior. he referred to the highs as california bank notes. he talked in great detail, wrote descriptions of all the ports that they made along the coast about the california. they did confirm that this was the main port of entry and was the first place that they stopped. so the hides, you probably wonder why hides, what makes hides so valuable to the

doing it on behalf of parents frustrated by a delay of the program.the lawsuit asks the court to expedite a ruling on its constitutionality. state lawmakers have authorized the program back in february. it allows parents to claim a majority of the child's per-pupil state funds. they can use it for private education. schwartz says he thinks the suit could jeopardize nevada's ongoing legal defense of that program. the department of homeland security is getting ready for a seriesf raids to deport hundreds of families who entered the u.s. fleeing central america. nationwide campaign will be carried out by the customs as early as january. this would be the first large-scale effort to deport famimore than 100,000 families have since last year. the deportations would target already been ordered to be the world. in bethlehem. tourists and pilgrims. hundreds of palestinians were positioned in and around to the town to make sure the cejeff: pope francis holding mass at the vatican. the pontiff calling on the faithful to rebuke societies intoxication with consumerism. he noted that jesus was born in

the lawsuits filed asked the court expedite the ruling, authorized by the legislature of the constitutional muster. the plaintiffs are two families who enroll in private school anticipating money would start flowing into the accounts in february. it allows parents to claim a majority of their child funds. jeff: the holiday can be a different difficult time. the american medical response team is making sure locals are with their families on christmas day. it is called home for the holidays and allows paramedics to safely transport critically loved ones. for a lot of families the program is necessary because without the specialized ride and the help from cruise many of these people would have no other way to safely get home. >> a lot of families may not have them. jeff: good to see that. vicki: that is great for the holiday season, using their equipment. many people, holiday shopping isn't over. jeff: how shoppers are doing things differently. jeff: our beautiful skyline. welcome back. the last day of shopping before christmas, it could be in full swing. the last-minute rush is going digital.

>> it was a black ford exclusion -- expedition, i'm sorry, a black ford expedition. it was a rental car. he rented it three or four days ago. it was actually due to be returned yesterday. that's why it had utah plates, but it was rented locally. >> -- about his travels overseas, is there any information that something was planned on that trip -- >> i'll let the fbi discuss that. those are things they're working on. >> chief, have you been able to identify all the victims and notify next of kin? >> our plan today is a press conference throughout the course of the day. sheriff mcmahon and the coroner's office will start releasing the names of the victims. we've been working throughout the night to get identity of those folks and make notificati notifications. we will put those names out fairly soon. we'll probably get some pictures out for you as well and move the media a little closer to the scene for you. we'll come back and do a press conference later on. throughout the course of the day, we anticipate we'll start releasing the names of the victims. >> -- the county

>> reporter: but police say syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik parked a rented black ford expedition at 11:00 a.m. in the parking lot behind the south building of the inland regional center. they walked through unlocked doors, directly into the room where the holiday party was underway. investigators say the two were wearing masks and black tactical clothing armed with semiautomatic rifles. >> when they entered, fired scene. >> reporter: did they appear to be targeting anyone in particular? >> they sprayed the room with bullets. i don't know there was any one person they ultimately targeted. >> reporter: but sources tell cbs news health department managers were the first ones shot. the couple left behind three pipe bombs tied together and connected to a remote control car. police believe it malfunctioned. there was no explosion. witnesses who worked with farook told police he attended the party but left early. >> where that came from was another person that was in the building that knew him that identified him by name expressed some concern over his behavior prior to the event. >> re

. >> it was a black ford excursion, the big expedition or -- expedition. i'm sorry.black ford expedition. it was a rental car. he rented it three or four days ago. it was actually due to be returned yesterday. that's why it had utah plates. but it was rented locally. >> reporter: where did he rent it? >> reporter: is there any connection that something was planned on the trip? >> i will let the fbi discuss that. those are things they are working on. >> reporter: have you been able to identify all the victims and notify next of kin? >> our plan today is we will do a morning press conference. throughout the course of the day, sheriff mcmahon and the coroner's office is going to start releasing the names of the victims. we have been working throughout the night to get identity of those folks and then make notifications so we will start to put those names out here fairly soon. we are going to probably try to get some pictures out for you as well and probably try to move the media a little closer to the scene for you, then we will come back and do a press conference later

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visa waiver program is something that actually has an origin in the 1980's, because we wanted to expedite travel and tourism and trade. economically, it has been a tremendous success. however, things have changed. we are in a different world. we have identified the visa waiver program as something that leaves our country from elbow. there are 38 participating countries and if you are a citizen there, you do not need to go to an embassy to get a visa, you can travel visa free. you can use your passport, you do not need a visa for up to 90 days coming into the u.s. hugeis obviously a vulnerability. so what are bill does, we mention this is a bipartisan bill, when we talk about regular ofer, this has had a number viewings. we have had hearings on this issue. passed unanimously in the homeland security committee, soch doesn't always happen, we are looking for a big vote next week. if you are one of these participating countries and you do not share information, whether through travel manifest us and the, with department of homeland security does not have the confidence level or high comfort l

the suburban or expedition did and exited on i-29 the vehicle continued onto dakota avenue going 60 miles per hour. the chase led into iowa on dakota avenue. the chase ended near the intersection of perry street and west 2nd street off of wesley p pkway. the suspect fled the scene on foot. police didn't find the suspect and currently do not have a description. they towed the vehicle was towed. visitation is underway for jeanne vakulskas, sioux city's first female firefighter. vakulskas died sunday at her from 4 to 8 at mfyer brothers morningside chapel. there will be a vigil service held at 7:00 this evening. her funeral is tomorrow at st. joseph's church in sioux city. that begins at 10:30 a-m. vakulskas served from 1985 t t 2007. she was 63-years-old. an autopsy is now complete on the body of 18-year-old austin roberts. he's the spencer high school student, who collapsed during the championship round of saturday's spencer invitational. roberts never got back uafter he collapsed. this is video of a prior match, and not the one in which roberts collapsed today, the state medical examiner

they means every officer in the area expedites to this location. he had canceled the aid call, which slowed them down some. you know people want to see what the aid call was about, so he came anyway. here come the rest of the officers. up the steps of the porch we were on comes a black officer, blackmail officer. -- black male officer. he looks at me, looks at the veteran officer i had in the corner. he goes, what's going on? she points at the guy who was still laying where she left him he said, that s.o.b., assaulted me and tried to interfere with what i was trying to do. the black officer said, oh yeah? he goes over to the guy and said, man, get up. said,ked up at him and get you see i can't get up? the officer said, man, get the -- up. the kid said, you see i can't get up. the officer grabbed him and his shirt, picked him up, slammed him into the house so his face was against the house and his hands are behind his back. he cuffed him up. the kid is still leaning against the house. cars saying, get in that because i'm taking you in for assault on

we expedite to his location and we get there first. we see the officer. suspect, thea officers bent over and winded. the female officer asks what happened? he says i'm all right. did you see where the guy went? we were on a street called ashland in north st. louis. the black side of st. louis. on ashland is a long block of houses. he did like this. i think he went in that house. he picked the house. the random. we go up to the house. we get to the door. she's banging on the door. the black flashlight. open the store. i'm not going to use the language. here.w somebody is in we don't know if anybody is in the house or not. from the back of the house from the ruckus we've created we see a shape begin to approach the door. a wooden door with glass in the center. moving about this speed right here. slowly getting to the door. the door opens. the kid about 19 years old. african-american. i'm standing there. 6'8" but that time i was working out every day. i was about 265 pounds. single-digit body fat. it was small on purpose so i could look like i was busting ou

the expedition staff tried to keep it light. >> which one of you left the toilet flushing? i think this is the problem. but anyway, you all look good in orange. >> just reminded me of the "titanic" and the orchestra playing as the ship went down. >> the outlook turns deadly serious, however, when the ship loses power and begins listing heavily to the side. the captain can no longer control the ship. >> we're floating toward that iceberg. and we actually hit into another iceberg. the iceberg just hit the boat. oh, my gosh. >> at that point the captain issues the order everyone fears. >> so the captain came on to the loudspeaker and said, "this is an emergency, and i am ordering all to abandon ship." complete terror. >> lifeboat number? >> lifeboat number? >> what's our lifeboat number, kaye? we don't know. to think that we were going to be unprotected, that we were going to be in those winds and the rain and the storm and the sea. this is the roughest, coldest, windiest place on the planet. >> lisa and the other passengers pile onto the lifeboats, and the terrifying wait beg

breaking all kind of global records but you had to haultd your expedition already this year. don't you start off. you were flying the plane to hawaii from japan but you had a few problems. >> this was the most important flight. we flew five days, five nights. could it continue one week, one month? this with solar energy. so to make it feasible it is extremely energy efficient. but hi to combine the test flight and mission flight out of japan and forced too much on the batteries. it was not designed for that but we replace them and continue next year. >> it's a great example how you're pushing the boundaries of science but it's very expensive to do so. it's cost around 170 million euros. is that money well spent in pushing the frontiers of solar energy and solar exploration? >> well, if you ask all the people that provided that money, all of our partners they are absolutely happy and fulfilled. because it's money coming from the marketing department that goes into scientific research and development. paying salaries for engineers and promoting cleaner solutions for the future.

"they relied on the funding of the education savings accounts and so we're asking the court to expedite a decision and to give these parents the assurances and guanrantees that those savings accounts will be fully funded by february. " hutchison - whose law firm is "hutchison and steffen" - says he's hoping for a court decision on the matter by february. the push continues for a new license plate in nevada - to celebrate the second amendment. firearms coalition says it has raised more than 15- hundred dollars for the effort - since the launch last week of what it calls the "drive the second amendment forward" license plate contest. the nevada firearms coalition asks that voters donate whatever they can when picking their favorite design - so that the creation of the license plate can come to fruition. each dollar donated on its webpage - counts as one vote. "it all depends if other plates, slots become vacant.they only allow so many plates at one time and they'll reevaluate and often drop plates that aren't popular and we want to be prepared so our plate is ready to go when that happens

his attorney is disappointed and said he would like to know why his clients termination was expedited, he said why is there a rush to terminate? what is the hurry? is - - what process do they give for safety if this is the process the use for employees? the union says vasquez denies reading - - admits that he forgot to step - - set the break. vasquez has been with them over 20 years and he did have a says he will likely appeal. >>> this was an explosive discovery, a new business owner was cleaning out a warehouse when he found boxes of dynamite and blasting caps. the bomb squad detonated the items nearby. >>> a couple who - - and vascular say a husband and wife who went on a terror attack in san bernardino actually messaged each other online about jihad. there is no evidence that they had ties to any specific terror troops. they killed 14 people before police killed them in a shoot out. >>> president obama is going to travel to san bernardino to meet with the families of those killed in the shooting. the visit is set for friday and the president actually added the stop to his schedule

took off from the united states with his mom, they're trying to delay the expedition from nemexico back into the united states. authorities believe easton a off after a posting of social media showed him seemingly violating his probation by playing beer pol with his buddies. you might remember in 2013, he was just 16 years of age, he admitted his guilt driving drunk and killing four people. this passenger also suffered brain damage in this one. that case could be transferred from juvenile to adult court. jvdge may be only able to defend 120 days in jail and his mom could be in big trouble. she faces a charge of aiding and abetting a felon andspend two to 10 years. get pizza and they caught them frgeorge stood tacky announcing last night he is suspending his campaign for republican nominatihe said he believes the country will elect to the right person this upcoming season. former governor of the state of new york elected three times. he could never get any traction on the national level. he was always subjected to the happy hour debate. he never got on the main stage for that. now they a