the ship hit rocks off the italian island of giglio. the captain said the cruise line instructed him to sail close to the island. he denies allegations that he was sailing too fast. >>> are you trying to cut down on salt? health officials have come up with a list of the top sources of salt in the american diet and bread is at the top of the list. the centers of disease control and prevention said just 10 foods account for 44% of the sodium. breads and rolls top the list. cold cuts, pizza and poultry were leading sources. salt should be limited to about a teaspoon a day but most people eat way more than that. >>> it seems more people are finding love at the office. career builder's annual office romance found that 38% of workers say they dated a cowork are at least once and about a third said their romance has led to marriage. it found that women were more likely to date someone higher up in the company than men. >>> it seems the belief that married couples are not having sex is just not true. according to a national survey, 75% of women

. >> the accident has done more than disturb the winter serenity on giglio. the tourist office is concerned about people coming just to see the shipwreck. >> we cannot prevent people from coming to our island, but when people call and look for a place to stay that are not on the recovery teams or are not journalists, then we say there are no vacancies. >> for now, the scuba diving teacher is going to have to do without his routine dive. he and his colleagues are getting ready to deal with the consequences if oil should leak from the ship. the rest of the costa condordia -- wreck of the costa condordia has threatened island life and the livelihood of its residents. >> is it just patronizing or plain racist? the belgian comic-book "tintin in the condo" has never been far from controversy. in the decades to follow, several scenes were altered or taken out. the comic was not even available in english until 60 years later. now, a belgian court has to decide whether or not the book must be kept out of children's reach. >> children read the adventures of tend to not

the cruise liner slammed into a reef off giglio island on january 13th. about 4,200 passengers and crew escaped. the captain remains under house arrest, accused of manslaughter, causing a shipwreck, and abandoning the ship before all the passengers had been evacuated. meanwhile, underwater pumping to remove some of the 500,000 gallons of fuel aboard continues. music's biggest stars coming out to celebrate the 54th-annual grammy awards, but the devastating news of whitney houston's untimely death overshadowing the celebrations. the 48-year-old iconic singer was found unresponsive in a hotel bathtub, her death shocking millions of fans all around the world. >> and it's just devastating that she's gone. i mean, she's one of the greatest singers of all time. >> but the awards show had to go on, and the night's big winner was adele, walking away with six grammys. for "teen kids news," i'm heather childers, "fox news channel in the classroom." [ cheering ] >> ever take a close look at your state flag? you should, because you might be surprised at how much you c

mid-january. 32 people were killed in that accident and the wreck is still lying off the italian island of giglio many fear that the big boom and the cruise industry can now go bust. now is the height of the booking season, that many would-be passengers are afraid to get on board. >> with the operators and is the major losses this quarter? we have a look of some of the other challenges facing the industry. >> cruises have become a mass tourism stable. on most cruise ships, you will find a number of restaurants, bars, and places to relax. in many supermarkets, the offer cruises for sale. 11 days and the mediterranean for 800 euros, for example. some observers are concerned these deep discounts could affect safety on board, since the companies have to save money somewhere. cruises have steadily grown in popularity. in 2005, slightly more than 14 million people took part in a cruise. by 2010, the number had risen to nearly 19 million. warships have been dropping their anchors and european ports. -- more ships have been leading european ports. cities in germany are profiting from passengers going ash

were on board the ship when it struck rocks and rolled over onto its side of the italian island of gigliohe capt. is under house arrest he could face charges of manslaughter shipwreck and abandoning ship still ahead why the chicago park district's new on-line registration system is frustrating some residents i habe a cohd. i toog nyguil bud i'm stild stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't un-stuff your nose. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels fights your worst cold symptoms plus it relieves your stuffy nose. [ deep breath ] thank you! that's the cold truth! hey, it's me -- water. when i think about how lucky i am that i've had a pur water filter remove 99% of lead and microbial cysts... [ sniffs ] and then i think about the water that hasn't. [ whimpers ] i-i don't know. it doesn't seem fair. i'm beejal patel of bloomberg news with today's business headlines home prices in the chicago area are still sinking ... in january the median price was $140,000 in the nine county chicago metropolitan area home sales across the state where the strongest in janu

the families of those lost gathered on giglio island for a memorial service this, statue of the virginary recovered from the ship will be displayed during the service. >> turk ease's first transplant recipient saw his face for the first time today three weeks after the operation. the 19-year-old seems delighted and surgeons say it was a success. doctors say it will take six months to be able owe control nerves in the face to make expressions. he suffered injuries during a house fire when he was just a baby. >> still ahead this afternoon, greenpeace activists go for the gold in north carolina. 50 and a police officer clashing with former colleagues over occupy. news at 4:00 continues in just a moment. >> it was anything but business as usual today in a power plant. several demonstrators tied their selfs to conveyor belts. the activists want the facility to cut down on the use of coal. 16 people were arrested. >> and a retired cop is catching heat for protesting in an old police uniform. the 60-year-old photographed marching in philadelphia today decked out in what used to be his peace

the giant luxury ship hit rocks off the italian coast of giglio last month.is under surveillance. >> just today, divers discovered an 8th body aboard the wreck. >>> a parkville man is being investigated by police investigators. derek propalis was pulled over. that's when the officer noticed propalis was wearing a virginia state uniform. his car also had a spotlight laptop and siren. after an investigation, it was determined propalis was not a state trooper. he is currently on home detention. >>> a former washington, d.c. police commander said he he spoke out. burton said he intends to file a whit -- whistle-blower lawsuit. they provided escorts for celebrities. they deny britain's was due to testimony or sheen's. >>> spring is in the air. temperatures seem to send everyone outside today. we found lots of johns hopkins university students opting to study the sun. who wouldn't? taking a live look outside, it feels anything but winter. bob is here with the updated numbers and first warning weather. bob? >> so far, we're averaging 5 1/2 degrees above normal for t

the ship struck rocks on january 13th and rolled off its side, off the italian island of giglio. its captain, francesco samitto, faces possible charges of manslaughter, shipwreck, and abandoning ship in connection with the incident. the captain said managers instructed him to sail close to the island. and denied allegations that he was driving too fast. >>> new york's mayor michael bloomberg is defending the nypd's monitoring of muslim students. they include the university of buffalo. university of pennsylvania and yale university. bloomberg says the surveillance is a justifiable counterterrorism tactic. but the association of american muslim lawyers is urging the new york state attorney general to investigate. >>> a new law is on the boobs, declaring english the official language of frederick county. alex demetrick reports, although it doesn't change anything, it is what the law has symbolized that has people talking. >>> declaring english as the official language, i don't see what the big deal is. >> reporter: but the only county commissioner to vote against it, does see someth

el pasado tres de enero el costa concordia encallÓ en la isla de giglio.no preocuparla. >> nos estrellamos, no sÉ qué pasÓ. >> estaba tratando de bajar al bote, que la llevarÍa a la isla de giglio, donde se encontrarÍa con su ex jefe. >> estaba muy bien abrigado, no estaba mojado porque Él dice que cayÓ al agua pero no sÉ cuÁndo. >> aÚn no le encuentra una explicaciÓn lÓgica al comportamiento de schettino. >> mi mamÁ se pone a llorar y lo Único que le digo es gracias a dios, la puedo ver y abrazar una vez mÁs y estoy viva. >> tambiÉn laue no quiere perder ni un dÍa lejos de los que ama. ahora le preocupa cÓmo va a vivir pues la empresa no le ha respondido por su dinero. regreso a estudios con mÁs de despierta amÉrica. >> excelente reportaje. cÓmo te cambia la vida cuando estÁs cerca de la muerte, tambiÉn con quienes hijos, porque cuando estoy en un momento difÍcil pienso en ellas. >> la familia es el foco donde uno se concentra cuando atraviesa uno un momento de crisis y lo que ocurriÓ eel costa concordia va a quedar marcado la vida no sÓlo de tantas perso

manslaughter and abandoning ship for leaving the costa concordia, moment afers it ran aground in giglio. at least 16 passengers were killed when the ship flooded and rolled onto its side. many say there was widespread confusion after the crash and some were even told to return to their home. prosecutors want him taken off house arrest. they ask the court to take him back to jail until his trial. a decision is expected later this week. >> italian newspapers are reporting that prosecutors could seek eight years in prison for each passenger schettino left board. >>> it was a nightmare for dozens of people on board a florida-based cruise line. more than 100 people came down with norovirus, just hours into the week-long journey. >> reporter: most of the thousands of passengers aboard the ruby princess loved every moment of their seven-day caribbean cruise. >> great. first cruise. had a great time. loved it. >> reporter: but for jack chen and his wife, this luxury vacation was a nightmare. >> we got sick. >> chen, his wife, and others were quarantined for the second day in the trip. they were

the group came together in giglio, throwing bouquets and flowers into the ocean.all part of a silent memorial. later that night, a mass was held to remember all of those victims. a church escaped the sinking ship last month. >>> president obama welcomes the vice president of china and shares insight into the relationship between the two countries. the president offered warm greetings to china's heir- apparent, even amid sharp policy differences. speaking besides vice president chi in the oval office, the president says they welcome the rise. china's vice president is being watched closely. he is slated to become china's communist leader in the fall and president in 2013. >>> police in anne arundel county make an arrest after a woman says she was sexually assaulted inside a home improvement store. it happened at the lowe's on richie on glen burnie highway. she said she was in this store when this man, samuel garish, touched her inappropriately and ran off. officers found him across the street. >>> police catch a man wanted for robbing homes in baltimore county. the

and the first thing i want to do is read from a memorandum from carmine giglio, ph.d, deputy assistant secretary for policy analysis at the u.s. department of energy. and in this memo he specifically talks about the issues that mr. markey raised, and that is this oil coming from canada is going to end up export it out of the u.s. and i'm going to read this verbatim. he said them in this memorandum provides data and analysis about a number of issues. it concludes that refineries in u.s. will likely consume additional canadian oil sands well in excess of what would be provided by the keystone xl pipeline. it also concludes that exports of canadian oil sands, port arthur are highly unlikely. now, when you hear this argument that, as the president stated in his decision not to make a decision, he said that one of the reasons he was not going to make a decision was that he did not have sufficient information to make a decision and congress did not give him enough time. as i had stated in my opening statement, this pipeline has now been under study for 40 months. in the fall of 2011, a suppl