angela went with me, and i met detective carrie hull. and i was so scared, i thought that she was going to start bombarding me with questions. >> so, where do you think would be the best place to start? >> i was really afraid, and then we just had a very natural conversation. and it was slow, and i was in control. >> reporter: but detective hull knew this would be a challenging case. >> she doesn't even have the memory fully of the assault. you know, there wasn't anybody else in that room except her and luke. >> reporter: that was the key -- luke's earlier admission to nikki would never be enough, so detective hull makes a bold suggestion. >> i instantly thought of a spy movie. and i thought, "this is the weirdest thing i've ever been asked to do." >> reporter: niki was asked to lure her ex-boyfriend back to her apartment to get another confession -- but this time on tape. >>> when we come back -- >> oh, my gosh. don't mess this up. >> watch how niki sets the trap to get him to admit his >> come in. >> next. ♪ ah, push it. ♪ ♪ push it. ♪

with mere feet separating the helicopter from the boat's hull, collin steps up to safety. tom brings the chopper around to pick up the other man, but he can't quite see the height of the waves below them. >> when he come in low enough, i managed to climb on board after the second attempt. >> a small wave lifted up the hull just as the chopper moved in. >> the helicopter hits the boat. >> i thought we're going to see another crash here in a second. >> the crewman makes a desperate lunge and hanging from the helicopter. the extra weight throw the chopper off balance. >> i don't think anybody that flies would want to do that. >> as they hover just above the rough waters, the man manages to climb into the cabin. >> you have to understand the fact that our boat was not just skewing around, it was raising and dropping 15 to 20 feet. so when he come in to do the maneuver, he had to follow that boat up and down and sideways. it was a piece of flying that i don't think it's been matched to this day. it was just phenomenal. >> the coast guard crew is flown to safety. they're bruised

. >> let's talk to jonah hull who is live for us in paris.must have been a difficult task putting together this magazine. talk us through more of what is in it and what it says. >> reporter: yes, i imagine it was. i'm standing outside of the offices of one of the big national newspapers from where the editorial team put together this edition borrowing office space. we know what is on the cover is a cartoon of the prophet muhammad. inside 8 pages down from usual 16 is a showcase of the usual satire taking swipes across the borders a immoms and rabbis and even some sexual issues. it talks about the principle of freedom of speech and it says we cannot allow, but it should simply be yes. and the editor goes on to thank the millions around the world who have embraced that we are charlie tag line. but calls to the insinuation that charlie himself brought on these problems because it provokes islam. >> i guess it's how you balance satire with news that's important. what has been said about all of that? >> reporter: well indeed that is likely to be a

jonah hull al jazeera, paris. >>> russia is pressing ahead with plans to host peace talks between then government and opposition groups. previous attempts to broker any deal have collapsed leaving many exiled syrians wondering if they will ever get to go home. bernard smith reports. >> reporter: these men were with tens of thousands of syrians at the vanguard of the protests against their president, bashar al-assad enthusiastic and determined. but that was nearly four years ago. >> translator: at first we only had one goal to topple the syrian regime but now we don't know who to fight. we are stuck between isil and the government. now it's not just a struggle against assad, but against a million similar regimes. >> reporter: hues sam was a fighter, mohammed a activist. hamsa sent a year in yale and was tortured. >> translator: we are frustrated and depressed. but i think that's the case with any uprising. >> reporter: all live in a turkish border town where tens of thousands of syrians used to wait and plan for life in a free democratic syria. now all of these syrians are putting down

. >>> jonah hull joins us live from paris.s was hollande's annual address to the french military. he talked a lot about domestic issues, but a lot about international issues as well. tell us more about his address. >> reporter: well i think this was perhaps an opportunity for president hollande to make two coy points the first was to demonstrate what he is doing, and what is being done to protect the homeland so protect french citizens a week after those attacks on the headquarters of charlie hebdo last wednesday, and he made the point that 10,000 troops had been deployed in record time. nothing like this he said had ever been seen before. they are out there now, protecting sensitive sites like churches mosque synagogues and transport hubs. but he also took the opportunity to make the point that his foreign policy has been focused on what he described as menaces from outside, and there are many, he said and indeed menaces that had a hand in the attack last week. his foreign minister is seen as wildly successful while his domes

now to jonah hull in paris.mentioned three of those men picked up in anti-terror raids have been released. what can you tell us about that investigation? >> nine of the 12 people who were arrested on friday in raids across the paris region are still being questioned. detention has been extended by 48 hours. they are being questioned. it's one woman and eight men. they are being questioned in connection with the possibility that they provided additional support to amedy coulibaly, one. men in the paris attacks, the man involved in the koch rer supermarket a -- kosher supermarket attacks. what is not clear is whether there's a link between nine individuals and the safe for a possible six further suspects part of a possible wider network connecting coulibaly with the kouachi brothers who carried out the "charlie hebdo" shootings. one of the kouachi brothers has been buried even though for a while no one came forward to collect the bodies. what changed? well overnight on saturday cherif kouachi was buried in a town

. >> the coast guard will typically issue a no sale until a diver can expect the hull. it is all about safety. that is what is going on now. once divers have inspected the hull, any issues have been rectified should be sailing again. >> there is no word on when the coast guard will complete the inspection. >>> well tonight, police say it is a miracle a seven-year-old girl survived a plane crash. her family was killed when their private plane went down in kentucky. omar villafranca on her cold dark journey for health. >> reporter: after the crashing of the plane, sailor gutzler walked nearly a mile through the dense kentucky woods to the house. >> there was a little girl standing there with blood on her face. she said mom and dad are dead. we had a plane crash and the plane is upside down. >> reporter: it was cold, dark, and rainy. wilkins said the little girl was crying and only wearing light summer clothes. >> she was barefoot. had one sock on her feet. brave little girl. exstreamly. she done a heck of a job as far as i'm concerned. >> reporter: sailor's family was fly

as jonah hull reports. >> reporter: in the week following the paris attacks france continues to buryd to remember what they lived for. in the suburbs there was the memorial service for bernard better known as charlie hebdo cartoonist. >> translator: i have barely seen such a a talent, his peed and eye for news, he's an inning chris i believe man and he really was a great great great cartoonist. >> reporter: what they lived for the slain cartoon assists is the principle of freedom of speech. the right to offend eastbound wallly all religions and positions of power. in doing so they contributed to deep rifts in france's multicultural society which includes the largest muslim population in the european union. charlie hebdo's first edition since the attacks has sold out in great numbers with the cartoon of the prophet mohamed on its cover a depiction that muslims believe is blas full us. >> translator: the problem is it hurts people if it hurts people it's not freeze immaterial. there are limits for things, we muslims, it hurts us, i have a message to charlie hebdo stop caricaturing our

jonah hull jonah hull al jazeera, paris. >>> pope francis traveled to the fill peas and talked to the press about the "charlie hebdo" attack. the pope said that killing in the name of god is an aberation. he said freedom of speech had its limits. >> i believe you cannot react violently but if my good friend dr. gespari says a curse word against my mother he can expect a punch. it's normal. it's normal. you cannot provoke. you cannot insult the faith of others. you cannot make fun of the faith of others. >> elana ahmed vinson is a columnist for huffington post in seattle tonight. welcome. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> the pope said today that people need to be careful not to insult religions. can you explain why caricatures of the prophet muhammad are so offensive to muslims? >> yes. absolutely. in preas islamic arare i can't the people at the time worshipped lots of different idols, demi gods. with the advent he have islam, there came a need to separate the religion and make make a distinction from the idles to the belief in one god and muhammad decided all of the i'd

. >> let's go to jonah hull. who do you think this speech was meant for? what was the message here?>> well, the sorts of speeches always intended as much as anything else for domestic audience. this is a hugely unpopular president at home in france, and media reports indicate that the view is generally positive towards the way he has handled this particular crisis. so perhaps a moment here to capitalize on that by pointing out the efforts made to protect the public. there will be 10,000 deployed to guard churches and hubs. but another opportunity to highlight foreign policy, which is viewed much more policy than mr. hollande's domestic policy. to highlight he has been tackling head on what he has described as menaces from outside, and there are many, he said. he reminded everyone that he kept french forces in mali in what he described as a jihaddist offensive. and in iraq his government had a policy of supporting the forces on the front line battling islamic state in syria and he took the opportunity to remind everyone once again that it had been france who had taken the initiative

jonah hull has a report. >> no signs remain of the attack on new year's day in this mosque near stockholmthis said go home muslim scum, replaced by signs of solidarity. this one on christmas day in the southwest of sweden injured five muslim worshipers. five days later further south another mosque targeted by suspected arsonists. reflects a society shocks by signs of religious intolerance and intensified debate about immigration. >> i don't know what to say really, people are so rude these days. how can you do something like that? consider like we, not you you and you? it's just we, you know, muslim, you know, you are from the same. >> everybody can't believe in everything. doesn't matter where you are coming from. we are hear to support but it doesn't matter. >> sweden takes in the largest number of refugees and asylum seekers per capita than any country in the european union and broadly speaking, that's a pretty popular thing 60% approval according to a 2014 survey on government participation not everyone is happy, the far right democrats did pretty well, they want immigration cut by a

>>> at least four life boats have been at the scene since the crew of a passing ferry spotted the hullof a ship yesterday. seven of the crew are polish, the other miss being man is from the philippines. >>> a mayor in france is being accused of racism for refusing to allow the burial of a baby from the town's roma community. after the mayor of a neighboring town intervened. harry smith reports. >> on monday a baby girl will be buried after dying from sudden infant death syndrome after living for only two and a half months. her parents and siblings go to school in the town. but the local mayor refused them permission to bury because he said there were few plots available. he also told the paris newspaper that the priority is given to those who pay their taxes. the implication that the baby's family do not because they are roma. the decision is racism. >> it's very clear that they don't want any roma dead or alive. they don't want them dead or alive, that's all there is to it. how can they refuse this? it's disgusting, it's unjust, it's inhuman. >> the mayor in visu is a doctor who has t

jonah hull has the latest. >> the latest on the investigation in paris is nine of the 12 individuals arrested in raids across the paris region on friday are still being questioned. they have had their detention extended by 48 hours. three of the 12 women were released on sunday. the remaining one woman and eight men are questioned around the possibility that they may have provided logistical support to one of the paris gunmen the man involved in the coachella siege. what is not clear, because it's not made clear by the police station, is whether there's connection between the nine individuals and the search for six possible further suspects possibly members of a wider network connecting coulibaly and the kouachi brothers who are responsible for the "charlie hebdo" - they have both been buried. cherif kouachi in an unmarked grave in paris where he lived with his wife and his brother on friday underpolice security in the north-eastern city where he had lived. >> jonah hull reporting >>> authorities are downplaying a link between a plot to kill belgium police and the detention of suspec

jonah hull reports. >> this mosque in ipsala not far from stockholm. the banner be sprawled across the front saying go home muslim scum the third such attack in a week after more than adozen last year. this one on christmas day in the southwest of sweden injured five muslim worshipers. four days later further south another mosque targeted by suspected arsonists. in ipsala, shows a societal of intense intolerance. >> people are so rude these days, how can you do something like that? this is not considered we not you you and you. just we. muslim, what's the matter? you all from the same. >> everybody can't believe in everything. we support religion, doesn't matter. >> sweden takes in the largest number of refugees and asylum seekers, in all of the european union, 60% approval according to a 2014 survey of government policy on immigration. not everybody is happy. the far right sweden democrats did pretty well, they want immigration cut by a full 90% and their support is growing. mosk authorities told us they were afraid the relatively harmless attacks so

jonah hull is live in paris. what can you tell us of the atmosphere around the funerals. >> pretty sombre i'll standing in front of the town hall in greater paris. you see the flags at half mast. photo portraits of the four principal cartoonists killed in the "charlie hebdo" attack last week and a crowd gathered for a funeral service for ali velshi known as tignous, and lived here for 30 years. it's a diverse neighbourhood with a large muslim population not particularly wealth duby. a fitting place for one. cartoonists to be remembered. that is happening in the next hour or two. >> jonah hull bringing us the latest from paris. >>> angela merkel expressed government solidarity with france. additional measures are being considered against those who would seek to support al qaeda or i.s.i.l. a moment of silence was observed for the victims. we go live to berlin. >> after that minute's silence, the many address from angela merkel to the bundize target was a message of unit duby saying that germany stood shoulder to s

john jonah hull. >> protesters filled the streets to denounce at a time satirical magazine "charlie hebdo." >> reporter: we lost our prophet. those were the chants by muss let me see who protested against at a time magazine "charlie hebdo" for publishing a depiction on the cover of its latest issue. it denounced the cartoon as an insult. in pakistan's cities protests broke out and continued on saturday. lawyers across the country boycotted the courts causing the postponement of 15,000 trials. >> it should be on an international level on which these people cannot hurt the feelings of muslims. we don't medal in other people's religious in the same way they should not have the right to say anything about our religion. similar protests took place in yemen's capital. this is a message from the yemeni people: enough insults against our prophet muhammad if you don't stop mocking our prophet, you will regret it in the future. >> he done strieingsz express anger at "charlie hebdo." but the angriest crowds were to be found in france's own former colonies in west africa. in niger participants burned

the upturned hull was noticed on saturday. it was carrying cement to the west coast of the u.k. italian investigators have been surveying the inside of a cargo ship that was abandoned at sea. with hundreds of migrants aboard. itharry fawtionette fawcett reports. >> gang ways still littered with possessions, suitcases stuffed with all they could bring on the voyage left abandoned. too great a hurry to escape from the stleafl had vessel that had promised them freedom. cages designed for animals were the migrants' sleeping quarters. the beds and debris left behind. gathered on the decks wrapped against cold night air as the ship was finally brought into port. waiting to bring them into shore an italian medical team. one of their voices voices. >> we need to create humanitarian corridors free from the greed of human traffickers that prey offs the desperation of these people. >> in the dark and rougher seas after it became clear the crew had simply abandoned the ship to the mercy of the sea. it was a second such incident in four days, after another vessel with nearly a thousand on bo

when rescue teams managed to cut through the hull. >> we knocked on the boat. we knocked once and there was a response. we knew that there was a survivor on the boat. >> the boat started to lift and water rushed in. he survived by clinging to a pump. but the north on board were not so lucky. there is no indication of what caused the newly built vessel to capsize. the local government has accused the hip owners of ship owners for recording its route or its plans. >> bad weather has forced pope francis to cut short his trip. >> drenched by unseasonable rain a devout crowd as he held mass for millions of people. pope francis' visit here in an area where people have suffered through intense and frequent storms it said that the vatican would shortly issue a new catholic doctrine on its position on climate change. there he is. pope francis delivering a message of compassion, and delivering a message to the world about the devastating effects of climate change. >> changing weather patterns are part of why life continues to be difficult in seaside communities here. the

was pulled to safety 14 hours after the boat capsized when rescue teams managed to cut through the hull. >> we knocked on the bull. we knocked once and he responded once so we could tell there was somebody under the boat. >> the survivorrers said that the boat started to lift and waters rushed in. he survived by clinking to a pump. but the majority were not so lucky. the local government is blaming the ship owners for failing to report its route or its plans. >> bad weather in the java sea has put on hold to bring up up the cockpit of the airasia plane. 162 people died in the crash last month. >>> chinese doctors say they've been able to pull off a world-first surgery by using stem cells to help a paralyzed patient. they have been experiments on big animals for more than ten years. but now they say the surgery will get a lot of scrutiny. >> while all operations are delicate there is an added level of pressure when the surgery is a world first. on the table is a patient known only as mr. wang. paralyzed in a car accident two months ago it's hoped this experimental procedure will one day

my colleague jonah hull has been looking back at the day's events.let's recap with those who are picking up with the events right now. let's go back to this morning's devastating attack. >> amateur footage shows a policeman who has been injured. highways been shot at point blank range. in french the men are heard to shout we have aalleged avenged mohammed. the president franÇois hollande arrived on the scene. >> it's an act of exceptional bar barbaricty, it's against freedom of expression and liberty that the republic protectsprotects. >> the president announced that there was the highest state of alert. >> we'll find these perpetrators perpetrators. we will hunt for as long as necessary. >> the police have not yet confirmed how many people died in this attack. >> three masked men at the head quarters of charlie hebdo. they used automatic weapons and killed anything that they saw inside. we've estimated 10 to 11 people are dead. between those who died inside and two colleagues of ours who have also died. >> an eyewitness describes the scene. >> i jus

he was playing corn hull with lots of fans out here.efully one day chip will be taking the eagles to a super bowl. i'm john clark live in phoenix, arizona. really starting to feel like the biggest event in the world. back to you. >> right in the middle of it. thank you. nbc 10 is the play to be during super bowl weekend. it's a live half hour behind the scenes look at the pre-game excitement. that's tomorrow night at 7:30. then it's time for live coverage begins sunday at noon. kickoff at 6:30. you'll see it only right here on nbc 10. >>> it was rainy day for super bowl fans in phoenix today. now the same system that created this sogginess is headed our way and could bring us some snow. >> let's get the forecast. we saw snow earlier and seems like that's not tendhe end of it. >> we are tracking something. locally they're weather right now will be moving over here. what a coincidence. bitter cold winds as we go through tonight. it's very windy outside now. feels a lot colder. by tomorrow morning the start off your weekend it's going to f

this is from hull, massachusetts near boston. it shows waves crashing on coast before high tide.looks ominous. >> what a scene. >> we have the latest on what's happening here. >> they are assessing the damage out there. cape cod got hit hard. the coastline with erosion problems. bridges washed out on the shores and they have to inspect a lot of oh damage. they are not done. we're going to track the next storm system a new england special. now light snow across are michigan. also watch for freezing drizzle from detroit south to ohio. not a lot of ice. maybe a coating out there. this storm gets stronger approaching new england. then it will gain strength in the gulf of main. five inches of snow possible in syracuse tonight and tomorrow morning. three this buffalo. scranton three. not much in southern new england. a coating to an inch. northern new england, we could see six to 12 inches in northern portions of new hampshire and all of the state of maine. someone on the coast could pick up a foot of snow on top of two to three feet they have. there are a lot of questions for a possib

it broke the mast and opened a hole in the hull. that's too bad. travel ban was lifted overnight. state officials are still urging people to stay home if possible today since the conditions could still prove dangerous. you know what? they want the roads clear so they can get the work done. >> yeah. >>> some parts of the northeast hit hard by the blizzard are facing even more snow now. that's right. more snow coming. let's bring in meteorologist ivan cabrera. hi there. good morning. >> i'll tell you, looking at some of those cars i would just give up. we've got the uber thing now. just call the uber and let them get you to work or walk. >> complete capitulation. >> oh my goodness. back-breaking stuff is going to take so long. but if you don't dig out quickly, the problem is the car does get encased as that snow becomes ice and then you won't see it till the spring. the storm is over. by the way, nick valencia was reporting, 14-degree, windchill minus 1. if his face looked a little uncomfortable, that is why. that's going to continue throughout the d

jonah hull has the latest on paris. >> reporter: the latest in on the investigation in paris is ninethe 12 individuals arrested in raids across the paris region on friday are still people questioned. they have had their detention extended by a further 48 hours. three women of the 12 were released on sunday. the remaining one woman and eight men are being questioned it's around the possibility that they may have provided logistical support. one the paris gunman the man involved in the kosher super market sync, what isn't clear because it isn't being made specifically clear by the police is whether there is any connection between these nine individuals and the further six possible suspects connects today a wider network and the brothers. the brothers responsible for the charlie hebdo shootings have both been buried in france, overnight saturday buried in an an unmarked grave outside paris where he had lived with his wife. his brother buried overnight friday under heavy police security in the northeastern city of rans where he had lived. >>> jonah hull reporting there. an anti islam ral

. >> reporter: 57-year-old brian hull has high cholesterol and a history of heart disease. he takes low dose aspirin every day to reduce his chances of having a heart attack. >> the concern was that i not have a heart attack like my father did. >> reporter: a new study finds more than 10% of patients taking aspirin to prevent a first time heart attack or strike should not be taking the drug. dr. duvet is a cardiologist at ucla. >> you can have risk of having bleeding in your stomach. you could even have a certain type of stroke that can cause you to have bleeding inside your brain. >> reporter: researchers from baylor college of medicine in houston looked at 68,000 patients and calculated each one's risk of developing heart disease over the next decade. it's based on factors such as age, sex and blood pressure. researchers found patients whose risk is considered low should not use the drug. >> you need to check with your doctor to see if you need to continue taking the aspirin. >> reporter: the study also found 17% of women were taking aspirin unnecessarily, compared to 5%

jonah hull has the latest on the attack. [ explosion ] >> reporter: amateur footage shows two black-hooded gunmen making their escape. a policeman lies injured. he is then shot and point-blank range. amid the chaos, the president, arrived on the scene. >> translator: it's an act of exceptional bar barety that has just been committed here in paris against a newspaper. a newspaper that stands for freedom of expression against journalists determined to portray their ideas. we have launched a series of measures following this act of aggression to find the perpetrators. they will be hunted for as long as necessary. >> reporter: as bullets were fired bystanders hid behind parked cars. the police have not confirmed how many people died in this attack. >> translator: a van arrived with three masks men at the headquarters and used automatic weapons and killed anything they saw inside. we have estimated about 10 to 11 are dead. between those who died inside and two colleagues of ours that have also died. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: more amateur footage filmed from a nearby building. in the aftermath em

this is the encrusted hull of the confederate submarine hunley recovered from charleston harbor after at the bottom. they are 70% finished with the work of removing the crust and the rust from the frame. the hunley was powered by a hand crank by the men inside and was the first sub in history to sink an enemy warship. >>> we want to share with you a great moment that took place here in new york last night. the story actually started with a terrible moment a dozen years back during the invasion of iraq when the helicopter we were traveling in was forced down after being hit by an rpg. our traveling nbc news team was rescued, surrounded and kept alive by an armored mechanized platoon from the u.s. army 3rd infantry. command sergeant tim terpak put in charge of our security. we quickly realized we were from neighboring towns in new jersey. he went on to fight the war and invade baghdad and serve several more tours earning three bronze stars. we got to return to our homes and families thanks to him and his men. command sergeant major tim terpak and i stayed in touch all these years. he ju

lifeboats have been at the scene since the crew of a passing ferry spotted the partially submerged hullsaturday. no distress call was heard from the ship which was encountering heavy seas. 7 of the crew are polish the the other missing man is from the philippines. >> at the vatican action pope francis has picked 15 new cardinals from 14 different countries to join the high ranks of the catholic church. they include cardinals from cape verde and tsonga. pope francis says the clerics tie the church of rome to the chefrnlingz of the world. all 15 will be eligible for the pope's successor. the russians were the first to put a man in to space. the country's reputation for scientific excellence has collapsed in recent decades. now, efforts are being made to restore former glory. but as rory challands reports in the first of our two-part series on russian science, the country is facing an uphill struggle. the opening roof let's in early winter chill into the observatory. barice is used to this. he is young, a potential future star but the 569 ron mer is already well aware of the challenges fac

four livbosis have been at the scene since the partially submerged hull on saturday.ress call was received from the ship encountering heavy seize. myanmar has marked 67 years since it gained independence from britain. ♪ >> pair aides were watched by government officials and the public. it's the first time independence day has been celebrated since the military took power in a coup in 1962. in separate events opposition leader said much more needs to be done to reform the government. more bodies are being identified from the air asia plane which crashed into the java sea last sunday. divers are still battling difficult weather as they attempt to reach the plane's wreckage. so far 31 bodies have been recovered and search teams say they found another large object to the sea floor. indian easy i can't's weather agency said bad weather is likely to have been a major factor in the class. the transport minister has threatened to ground the airline because the plane shouldn't have been flying that route on the day it crashed. >> reporter: before the cause of the crash on dece

. >> police pull over the woman's hulls, in brooklawn camden county, driving her car. the missing mom from mt. laurel, burlington county. our jan carabeo joins us now at the police department in mt. laurel with the latest information, jan good morning. >> two weeks to the day since this mother of two disappeared, no posts on facebook, and they believe this is foul play. they're relieved this morning that her husband is in police custody for questioning and they are demanding answers. >> he's the man now in police custody. kyle crosby, being questioned in the disappearance of his wife erika crosby. police stopped him for a traffic violation last night in the missing woman's car. family and friend of the 26 year old missing mom suspect foul play. >> we know deep down inside that he's done something. >> family tells "eyewitness news" that crosby was

we are now hopeful that we can pull the whole hull out. think there is word that sonar has picked up -- [indiscernible] the main thrust is to get our guests back to their families. >> when do you think you'll have an understanding of what happened? >> the cockpit voice recorder is in good condition. we are provisionally asked to be on standby to analyze the data and hear it for the first time. i would imagine over the next three to four weeks. >> a number of questions seem to have arisen over whether the aircraft should have been writing -- should have been flying. i've seen that you said you thought that it was very clear that you did have the authority. >> some of this comes through many different types. obviously, we had approval to fly to singapore. we had approval from the airports, we had rights. it was just an administrative issue. in terms of the procedure, in fact, 60 other flights were involved in that. >> but there will be no issue with -- there was some concern that from a financial point of view, that that -- >> insurance has

like a human fan, hull yo alvarez spins the tine. nature's breathe stronger. >> i've been here three hours and i can't feel my legs anymore. i have a sweater, 30 jacket. >> not enough? >> not enough. these road crews lake-wise layered up to dig etdeep. >> traversing the sidewalks everyday in her work. >> these guys are about 2 to 3 hours. >> we asked you how you are staying warm? lisa staying inside as much as possible. lots of cocoa and warm layers. paul l is building a fine the fireplace. >>> then those choosing to sleep in the tents. >> hour side is right there. this is where i'm going to sleep on this chair because the ground it really cold. >> reporter: uva law student thinking about where she was just yesterday. michele. >> reporter: if they stick it out for 24 hours, free chick-fil-a for otherver a year. >> initially, the inspiration was the chicken. i'll be developing friendships. >> you kancan see they will be heating up the propane to keep the chip ss warmed up and staying over night. you have to think about your car and ou

>>mark:the ship's owner says the mast is broken and the hull is punctured. hoping to get the ship back in the water by the end of the summer. >>darya:just to give you an idea of how this storm shut down parts of the east coast. this is video taken from a drone monday night. >>darya:you can see close to empty streets in new york. >>darya:people were told not to go outside unless absolutely necessary and from this vantage point residents and visitors heeded the call. >> james: p. is rugged and build very tough. i'm here and what the center talking about it for today will call the east coast for today the recovery effort begins in the flight so but surely it back on time. here in california very different story to riches on the cool side in some spots temps is a lot of mid-40s even low '40's when san jose and talk all at 44 we're looking for really nice conditions just a little unseasonably warm not month's but to graze a perfected to low 60s at best will signal sixties to mid '60's places like san jose for instance >> james: widespread sunshine by the way we a

the chilling photoshoes the hull upturned on the ship before it safrnth. >> there was a spat of storiesw he was a chest master and outmaneuvering the west and mr. obama and this and that and the other and right now presiding over the collapse of his currency and financial crisis and a economic contraction. that doesn't sound like somebody who rolled me or the united states of america. >> the president giving his take on vladimar putin before his christmas vacation. but this year the chessboard, the key alloy said it is time to lift the sanctions on rushiasm the french president said sanctions must be removed in order to make progress on talks concerning ukraine this month. is that a good idea? will other u.s. allies go along with it? we'll have fred here. what do you think about this and walk us through the right decision here. >> happy new year and welcome back. what concerns me when i hear the statement he has not thought through the strategy of putting economic sanctions against a nuclear armed state with an unpredictable leader. the purpose of the sanctions was to change putin's beh

four life boats have been seen since the crew of the passing ferry spotted the partially submerged hull on saturday. no distress call was heard from the ship which was encountering heavy seas. seven of the crew are polish, the other missing man is from the philippines. >>> more bodies have been identified from the airasia plane which crashed into java sea last sung. so far 31 -- last sunday. >> so far 34 bodies have been recovered and they say they have seen another large piece of the wreckage on the sea bed. >>> meanwhile, indonesia's transport minister is threatening to ground the airlines because the plane shouldn't have been in the air at all. sphoofn has thestep vaessen has the story. >> the ariel has been found operating the flight that went down without a proper license. the air transport minister doesn't rule out other sanctions. >> air traffic control organizations, the airport management and the airasia and also the other airlines. and also the whole flay in this air transport. in the schedule air transport. including our own people. if any airlines does the same thing we will

were pulled to safety 14 hours after the boat capsized when rescue teams managed to cut through the hull. >> we knocked on the boats. we knocked once and he responded once so we could tell that there was somebody on the boat. >> reporter: the survivor told reporters that the boat started to lift and the water rushed in. he surprised by clinging to a pump. but the majority on board the boat were not so lucky. there is no indication of what caused the newly built vessel to capsize. it was on the yangtze river when the accident happened. al jazeera. >> still to come on this news hour, a commander of one of the most dangerous armed groups in africa is about to face trial at the international criminal court. also slightly more than a week until greeks are able to vote again. >>> and we have sport and the host australia had aor set become. we'll have details and the rest of sport in just a few minutes. >> when we're behind the wheel >> basically we just don't multi-task as well as we think... >> are we focused on what's ahead? >> what could those misses mean? >> distracted driving... the new r

was called to safety 14 hours after the body capsized when rescue teams managed to cut through the hull. >> we knocked on the boat. there was a response. >> the boat started to lift. the water rushed in. he survived by clinging to a pump but the majority on board were not so lucky. there is no indication of what caused the newly built boat to capsize. the local government has accused the shape owners of failing to report its route or testing plans. al jazeera beijing. >> pope francis has been to meet some of the survivors of last year's typhoon haiyan in the philippines. ironically bad weather forced him to cut short that trip to tackle tacleban. >> the crowd welcomed the pope to taclban. this was a visit of significance. pope france's visit here francis' visit here was to push important climate change talks next year. the vatican will issue a new doctrine on climate change. >> delivering a message of compassion to typhoon victims here in the philippines and delivering a message to the world about the devastating effects of climate change. >> changing weather parents is part of why life

the hull is covered in barnacles. >> doug's here now. weather has certainly been the hot topic and it continues to be. >> win of the things that is happening now while the northeast is bitterly cold wait until you see the temperatures closer to the rockies it's the opposite. let's give you a live look at conditions at montgomery college. 29 degrees and a bit of a breeze. average high is 44. 31 right now in washington and 33 33 degrees in gaithersburg and 36 degrees in inannapolis. feels like 22 at andrews and 28 now in annapolis. the northwesterly winds will be 10-15 miles an hour. but the air temperatures will drop to between 14-23 degrees tomorrow morning and that combination of those temperatures and winds will knock wind chills into the single numbers. these are air temperatures, 18 in boston right now and 13 in syracuse and 13 at laguardia. we know we're in the lower thirties. we see more cold air and more cold air after more cold air. we'll give a 60% chance of rain, snow or a mix sunday night and that little thing you see on monda

in the 1930's, three large ship holes -- ship hulls were laid down. those sank four japanese carriers at the battle of midway. 3000 japanese sailors were killed that day. it could've been 3000 americans had it gone the other way. when i talk about the job being sobering, that is what i'm thinking about. if vincent were here today he may find a familiar political landscape and similar frustrations. the deliberate ignorance of danger the want of strategic forethought, infinite demand to spend money elsewhere. those are all parts of rhythms that churchill called the endless repetitions of history. fortunately, for the battle of midway, congress got it right. that doesn't mean that congress always gets it right. the country paid a heavy price. you may argue that on 9/11 because our national leaders did not see or chose to ignore approaching dangerous --. congress consists of human beings from all over the country and all rocks of life -- all walks of life with all of our accumulated talents and thoughts. what is this body is proper role when it comes to n

. >> most of the work is being done on the hull. to one extract it and raise it, but more importantly to find our guests. >> and i appreciate that you don't want to speculate and you don't want to speak out of turn, however, if the evidence has been building, the plane was at a high rate of speed there was a stall and weather are there any policies you're implements in the meantime to make sure that everybody is safer. >> everything we've done is following airbus and airbus methodologies. our pilots pilots are reviewing and going through all the information. as i said there is nothing wrong in the training we've done. it's a airbus certified training course, it's approveed by air authorities, but it does not mean that we're going to stop. we're going through everything, but we're not making any changes, at the end of the day that would be speculative that we're not wasting our time. we owe it to our crew that we've lost. to the families that airasia becomes even better, and air travel becomes even more safer for all airlines whateve

the welder had to cut through the hull. one man found an air pocket in the cap sized boat. only three of the 25 people were rescued. it was brand new and returning from a voyage. there is horrific damage in south africa country. 175 killed and others displaced by rising flood waters. rescue crews found a woman who had begin birth trapped by flood waters. a third of the country is now a disaster area. >> the philippines a plane carrying philippine government officials overshooting a runway. it hit gras and breaking the front landing gear. luckily no one on board was hurt. that is a wrap on the fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. i am jowly bandaras and it is the bottom of the hour and sea streets of dc as hundreds of people marched in support of law enforcement officers across the country and peter doocey is in washington tonight. what motivated the organizers to put the march together. >> reporter: the whole point is to remind people police work i is dangerous and remind law enforcement officers that not everyone who protest is against law enforcement. >> the media put

. >> all right jona hull for us, thank you.sident obama says america's deserve paid family and sick time. the president also orders federal agencies to give them six weeks of advanced paid six leave for care, for a new child, and for a cigarettetive. he says congress should do the same. there have been calls for the security agency to own it's collection of phone records. last year president obama ordered a study to see if there was a software program that would be easier to gather target information. today the council said that no software based technology can fully replace the bulk collection program. our correspondent is with us, give us a sense of where we stand with the science of the data collection. >> it is the endless probable for the government and for corporations in general. the collection of data rally offers endless amounts of data, anyone that wants just a fire hose, but very limited incite. this is the big data problem. and it's always been the case that you can collect literally tons of data. and have absolutel

that a box delivered to the compound had accidentally broken open revealing a stash of grenade hulls.hat tip began a seven-month investigation to determine if the branch davidian were stockpiling illegal weapons. >> they had acquired hundreds of weapons, rifles, pistols, shotguns, grenades, grenade launchers. almost two million rounds of ammunition. >> i was discovering a lot of ar-15s. they were converting these weapons from semiautomatic to automatic weapons. >> fully automatic rifle is, of course, illegal to possess. >> is it not against the law to buy firearms. it's not against the law to buy anything that they sell at a gun show. >> people don't even realize they have turned from a commune into an armed camp, and the weapons become very much a part of their life. they have engaged in now paramilitary training. >> i was outraged, and i was able to go out and get enough probable cause to make sure that, you know, i'm going to get my warrant for this guy. >> in january 1993 the atf rented a house across the road from the compound and began undercover surveillance with agents posing

jonah hull has the latest from paris. >> in france the popularity of "charlie hebdo"'s edition force no know bounds sold out at most kiosks despite a run of 7 million copies. in ordinary times the paper sells 60,000 a week. at the same time in some of france's former african colonies empty protests continued for a second day. this is where churches were set alight and tear gas fired angered by "charlie hebdo"'s front cover. a cartoon depiction of prophet muhammad. president francis hollande was in the south of france with a message of unity. >> translation: we are one country, one people. one france. a france where there's no distinction between religion relief and sympathies facing those that want to entrench a religious war within us. >> security remains fight in the french capital and around the country. some 120,000 police and soldiers are on patrol. protecting sensitive sites. >> and the investigation continues, with france at the highest state of alert. police are questioning is number of people arrested in what was described as anti-terror raids. they believe the gunmen may ha

. >>> jonah hull reporting. another round of nuclear talks in geneva. iran and world powers met for a second time since failing to meet the deadline. limited progress was made. the u.s. secretary of state held meetings with the iranian foreign minister and warned congress not to impose new sanctions on iran. officials are protesting a reluctance to cut oil production. oil prices plunged 60% since june. despite this o.p.e.c., including saudi arabia wants to retain output >>> shots were fired outside the home of vice president joe biden last night in delaware. the secret service said the gun fire came from a passing car outside the secure perimeter of the residents. the agency investigated. >> president obama, state of union address will focus on tax reform proposals that will benefit the middle class. the president will outline tax breaks as well as new rules for the wealthy. the white house says the changes to the code can generate 320 billion over 10 years. some of the changes include closing a loophole protecting assets from taxation increasing the ta

. >> and a search of hull's house and van revealed he'd been casing out small college towns and keeping suspicious notes. seen joggers and bikers, many alone. check colleges, parks. seen some prospects. hall also made lists for the hardware store. buy two more plastic tarps. cover all floor and sides of van and hall wrote himself troubling instructions. no body contact. buy condoms. buy two more leather belts. find one now. amongst hall's things, investigators found newspaper clippings about roach and reitler. possessions from other missing girls, and pornographic pictures hall had altered. >> in those pictures he had drawn what looked like a rope or belt around the neck of one of the people and the left side of the mouth he had drawn blood. >> hall insisted it was all just staged to make a play for attention. to feel important to police. >> i put a bunch of stuff in the van that i drove around with because i knew that eventually they'd search my van and find them. >> during larry's trial, his twin brother, gary, tried to provide him an alibi. still, the federal prosecutor larry beaumon

jonah hull has the latest from paris. >> in france the popularity of "charlie hebdo"'s first editionce the paris attacks appears to no, no bounds sold out at kiosks despite a print run of 7 copies. in ordinary times this paper sells 60,000 copies a week. at the same time in some of france's former colonies empty protests continued for a second day. this is where churches were set alike and tear gas fired at muslim demonstrators angered at the front cover depiction. prophet muhammad. president francis hollande was in the south of france on saturday with a message of unity. >> translation: we are one country, one people one france. a france where there's no distinction between religious belief and smooth yes. -- sympathies. >> meanwhile security is tight in the french capital and around the country. 120,000 police and soldiers are on patrol protecting sensitive sights. >> and the investigation conditions with france at its highest state of security alert. police continue to question a number of people arrested in what was described as anti-terror raids on friday. they believe that the