new video into our newsroom of a 6.0 magnitude quake in taiwan. look at this, a woman grabbing on to a door just so she would not fall over as the quake hit the island nation. another woman was knocked off her feet. u.s. geology ical survey says t quake was relatively shallow, nine miles below the earth's surface in central taiwan. 20 people suffered minor injuries. good news is that there's no reports so far of major damage. >> i don't know if i would hold on to a glass door. 4:54 right now. >>> under water camera lost off the coast of hawaii years ago has turned up nearly 7,000 miles away. it was found on a beach in central taiwan while on vacation. the waterproof casing was still intact. the man downloaded the pictures. after a lot of research and a little help from facebook, he was able to track down the owner in georgia. she says she lost the camera during a night dive in 2007. offering her an all expense paid trip to taiwan to pick up that camera. >> pretty cool. >> instead of mailing it to her, she gets a trip. >>> no more toll takers at th

. >> cnn newsroom with carol costello begins now. >>> happening now in the newsroom, breaking overnight, murder on a marine base. >> a shooter appeared to have barricaded himself in the room. >> three are dead, including the shooter. a community looking for answers this morning. >>> also, offline. the faa possibly shuttering more than 200 air traffic control towers nationwide. your safety now a huge concern. >> first calls, going to be mid air -- >> something is going to happen. >> neither rain, nor sleet senator snow nor deficit. no word this morning, saturday mail delivery is back on. >>> and 911 shocker. >> can you tell can you tell me by tapping on the phone once that do not open the door. >> 911, where is your image? >> the frightening moments and amazing end. live on the cnn newsroom. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us. i'm carol costello. three people dead at the marine base in quantico. the base is in lockdown, law enforcement surrounded the building. >> the shooter, an active duty marine, was pronounced dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound by law enforcement

newsroom. thanks. financial markets around the world tumbled today on fears that government leaders can reach into people's savings accounts and seize their money to pay the government debts. that is the plan in cypress, a european island nation about the size of yellow stone national park. ' its population roughly equivalent to the city of dallas. the plan still needs to go to vote. what's happening there is shaking markets around this planet. the government there has agreed to take up to 10,000 of people's savings as a condition for a nationwide bailout. a tax on money already in the bank. that prompt immediate backlash. [chanting] protesters making known their opinions outside othe parliament building. the major stock market indices in europe all fell about half a percent. the dow dropped more than 100 points at the opening bell today it actually recovered at midday. briefly entered positive territory before pulling back at the end. at the closing bell the dow was down 62. the nasdaq 11, the

. >>> "cnn newsroom" with carol costello begins right now. see you tomorrow, everybody. >> lhappening now, same-sex meaning front and center. this morning, how our nation defines marriage on the line. >> not something that should be imposed on the american people. >> i believe in equality. and i also believe in the judicial system and i have great faith inform it. more than anything, i believe in love. >> facebook and twitter, with response you will see everywhere. >> response to the stubbenville rape case. the internet video exploding. >>> and prince harry will come to see sandy victims. this ain't vegas. >> believe me, nobody is going to get naked. >> no full monty. no nude romps in a hotel room. keep it clean. papa christie is watching. live in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. thank you for being with me. i'm carol costello. we begin with north korea's blige rant talk of war turning to action. the communist regime, cutting off a key communication hotline to south korea, because it says war may break out at any moment. it ratchets tens

and cnn newsroom with carol costello begins right now. >>> happening now in the newsroom, breaking overnight. a final good-bye to pope benedict. now the conclave, 115 cardinals, secret ballots, when will we see the white smoke? also, a car in flames. the driver passed out at the wheel, and the heroic officer who saved him. >>> good-bye, mr. bloomberg, hello again, big gulp. >> this was a way to remind you, if you want 32 ounces you have to take two cups and maybe would you only take one. >> it ain't over yet, the ban on sugary drinks. >> and you are live in the cnn newsroom. good morning, thank you for joining me. i'm carol costello. we begin at the vatican. a new pope could be named hours from now these are the cardinal who's will elect the next leader of the catholic church. they gathered to pray for guidance as they head into an election with no clear front-runner and erupted into applause at the mention of pope benedict, whose shocking resignation underscores the uncertain times facing the church. >> the beloved and venerable pontiff benedict xvi, we renew in this moment all of our grati

"cnn newsroom" continues with brooke baldwin. ♪ >>> hi there. i'm brooke baldwin.appening right now, the vote for the pope. the eyes of the world are on rome as we are watching the vatican. and that chimney that rises from inside this sistine chapel, we are waiting for the world's most famous, most anticipated smoke. you know the drill by now. white smoke means the 1.2 billion catholics all around the world have a new leader. black smoke means it was an unsuccessful vote of the conclave. ♪

colorado state representative rhonda fields is in the newsroom.me. >> thank you so much for having me. >> thank you for being here. you know, i want to start with the shooting death of tom clements. when you heard about it, what went through your mind? >> i was very shocked and saddened. our director is such a kind leader. he was very competent. i'm not quite sure why someone would do that. my heart goes out to his family. >> and i'm sure it does even more than most because you have tragedy in your own life with gun violence. >> absolutely. absolutely. so i -- i know firsthand what it feels like to lose a loved one. >> let's talk about these gun laws in colorado. maybe the secret to getting gun laws passed is a democratic governor and most chambers of the state legislature being democratic. is that it? >> you know, basically it just takes bold leadership. it's putting together the right policy that makes common sense. it's a reasonable approach to require background checks to purchase a gun. we've limited the capacity for high-capacity magazines.

. >>> new video in the newsroom of the s.w.a.t. standoff in oakland from this morning. what they are now saying about this man removed from a surrounded home in habits cuffs. >> they wants to see the new pope and what they plan to witness. >> here are a few more st. patrick's day photos. they were celebrating yesterday. nice brett. nice hayden and even the animals getting into the spirit. this is from steve of menlo park. max max and minie. and if you have any st. patrick's day pictures upload them. you are watching "mornings on 2".

welcome to "america's newsroom." welcome back to alis. alisyn: happy friday, good to be with you, i'm alisyn camerota in for martha maccallum. it is believed north korea is years away from developing nuclear missiles that could strike the united states but that is not a reason to ignore them. bill: new defense secretary chuck hagel about how he is taking the latest threats out of pongyang seriously. >> you only need to be wrong once and i don't know what president or what chairman or what secretary of defense wants to be wrong once when it comes to nuclear threats. bill: liz about the pran leading our coverage out of

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. >>> "cnn newsroom" with carol costello begins right now. >>> good morning. thank you for being with me. we begin in washington state. a dozen homeowners on whidbey island watch helpfully as their homes inch closer to dis'ser and their homes tumble into puget sound. >> sounded like an earthquake. i heard something really loud. looked out the master bedroom and noticed 20 tall trees were gone. got out there with a flashlight and kept hearing rumbling and watch more and more of it fall in. >> unbelievable this landslide. let's go to the waterfront town of coupeville on whidbey island. dan simon joins us from there. is it likely to get worse? >> reporter: there will be geologists out here. at this point, they think two homes in imminent danger. a lot of people allowed to return to their homes. a voluntary evacuation. they would like people to stay away. some people are coming back. carol, let me explain to you where i am. as you can imagine, a lot of neighborhood sealed off. you see a lot of yellow tape behind me. i'm about 100 yards where there where part of th

"today in the bay's" arturo santiago is in the newsroom with what's ahead on the fight over gay marriage >>> both sides of this debate are finally getting their day in the court arguing in front of the supreme court of the united states. the court will hear a challenge to prop 8 which defines marriage as between one man and one woman. that challenge will be heard tomorrow. people, as you have said, have been camping outside the supreme court for days trying to get a seat to get in. back in 2004, then mayor of san francisco, gavin newsom ordered them to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. six months later, they invalidated same-sex unions. four years later, the same state supreme court overturned california's ban on same-sex marriage. that ruling was short lived as voters passed proposition 8. tomorrow, supporters and opponents of same-sex marriage

coming up the next hour of newsroom, tom foreman will answer all of those kind of questions if you want to know how the spending questions will affect you go to twitter.com/tomforemancnn. dennis rodman is expected to leave north korea later today but the former nba star did take time to enjoy basketball with the north korean leader kim jong-un. the two sat together at a harlem globetrotter's game. kim jong-un at one point told rodman you are a friend for life. >>> the harlem shake now has the aengs of t aengs of t attention of the faa. this was taped last night on frontier airlines. the faa is looking into the incident saying it's trying to determine the circumstances of the videotaping and if it affected flight safety. >>> the world watch as pope

casey stegall with more from our texas newsroom.hey think curiosity might be up and running again? >> shepard, engineers hope it's tooling around the day because the computers are communicating with something about 141 million miles from earth. shep. >> shepard: despite the set backs, they say they are really making some big discoveries. >> yeah, mainly with the presence of water. you know, up until now, scientists have thought water really only existed on the red planet in the form of ice. however, nasa now says they have found evidence of dried up rivers with the curiosity rover. rivers some 3 billion years old. why is that important, you ask? well, because they say it means life could have, indeed, once existed there. >> for the first time we are seeing an ancient environment on mars which is habitable. it just looks different than the planet does today instead of red, it's gray. there was plenty of water. >> curiosity landed on mars back in august, you might recall. the mission last one martian year. that translates into 687 ear

. >> cnn newsroom with carol costello starts now. >>> happening now in the newsroom -- a gay marriage stunner. >> i'm announced today a change of heart. >> staunch ohio conservative rob portman, a dramatic reversal, backing same-sex marriage after his own son comes out. >> i now believe people ought to have the right to get married. >> politics getting very personal. also, knife fight. >> the small pocket knife is not going to result in a catastrophic failure of an aircraft. >> the tsa chief outspoken and outfront. we'll talk to one tsa agent. >> a really smart smartphone. the new samsung galaxy. we're here at radio city music hall for the launch. >> the headline? this thing can track your eye movements on its screen. and march madness, star wars style. >> welcome. this is madness! >> darth vader, hans solo, c 3 p on, g o, get out your brackets. who is your fave? here live in the cnn newsroom. and good morning to you. happy friday. i'm carol costello. we begin with a cnn exclusive on a change of heart. a stunning change in position. conservative senator rob portman says he's dropping

cnn newsroom begins right now. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. have a great day. >>> happening now in the newsroom, breaking overnight, the red curtains are up, the chimney installed, the vote on a new pope about to begin. could america's rock star cardinal be tops on the list? >>> also -- >> when it comes to ambition to lead, to be the leader of whatever you're doing, men, boy, outnumber girls and women. >> sheryl sandberg and her feminist call to arms. but are women buying her message to lean in? in three words, not so much. >>> and-46. >> we could add 341 federal employees koorks hacould have n furloughed if the president had not taken his last gulf outing. >> no who are links for the president? not until the white house tours resume. >>> plus chaos on the pitch. and full scale tackle it took to take down one little critter. you're live in the cnn newsroom. >>> good morning. thank you so much for being with me. i'm carol costello. we begin in afghanistan where 66,000 u.s. troops are on duty and on edge. this morning a gunman wearing an afghan

jonathan hunt is in our newsroom tonight.ning words from the syrian president yet again. >> yeah, for two years his actions have been speaking volumes, shep. now president assad has put it in writing in the wake of the killing of a pro-government cleric in that mosque attack. mr. assad released a statement, essentially addressing his long-time supporter. the cleric saying, quote: i swear to the syrian people that your blood and that of your grandson and all the march tars of the homeland will not be spilled in vain because we will be faithful to your ideas by destroying their extremism and ignorance until we have cleanse the country. that will send shivers through anyone who remembers the ethnic cleansing of the bosnian war. >> shepard: the blame game they are at that again. >> president assad blaming the rebels for this attack on the mosque. the rebels saying not so. they wouldn't do that they would never hit a mosque. now, frankly, on this occasion, there is a more compelling case for saying that the rebels were behind. thi

rick leventhal on the story live from our newsroom in new york.s are asking for the help of the people. >> right, shepard, the fbi hoping tipsters will help identify who was flying that unmanned aircraft. drones are legal but they have to be flown below a 400-foot ceiling to avoid incidents like yesterday when that pilot on final approach said he came less than a football field away from a blacked unmanned aircraft three feet wide with four propellers hovering right in his flat path. fbi spokesman says quote our paramount concern is the safety of aircraft passengers and crew. the fbi has gotten calls. no arrests reported. imagine if one of those drones were to hit the engine of a jet? >> shepard: that would be awful. there are a lot of them out there these days. >> if you have a computer and credit card can you buy a very sophisticated remote controlled aircraft's. we spoke from anthony opie and anthony show. enthusiast. posted of his 800 looks similar to what the pilot reported seeing yesterday. he calls the performance stunning, a six row tore c

we do have some new video in the abc7 news newsroom we want to show you.re was a short chase but police later found the taxi and found the suspect. the suspect was arrested near for the mason at the intersection here at bay streets it appears the suspect was not injureed from the gunfire. as far as a motive, we have no idea. police are still here on the scene and a very large police presence is here at jackson and spruce trying to put together the details of what happened here this morning. we are live in san francisco this morning for abc7 news. >> before you get to work a check of the weather forecast. mike? >> live doppler 7 hd is dry this morning, doesn't umbrella -- keep the umbrella away until tuesday. we have fewer clouds around the bay with high clouds today. 61 at noon. mid-to-upper 60's at late afternoon, and inland, we have a few high clouds so partly cloudy and 43 with high clouds, with sunshine at noon it will be 66. warmer-than-average again, and a delightful evening at 66 degrees sun will set at 7:17 this evening. at 7:00, we have clouds at

newsroom. kyla. >> reporter: the government accountability office released this report just minutes ago saying some of the nation's 350 bioterrorism labs which includes labs in california are not secure. the government accountability office found two main failures that says anthrax and other tools have been transferred to unauthorized facilities and say workers at multiple labs have expired security risk assessment ifsen the department of agricultural and centers for disease control are in charge of inspecting these labs. the usda has shot down many of the recommendations from the government accountability office. it says it over exaggerated risks at the labs and the cdc says it has redundant safety and security at these labs. i'll continue digging through this report again released minutes ago to see if it tinkles out any of these bioterrorism labs in california. >>> time now 6:18. lawmakers may be closer to pass a new online sales tax. the senate approved a noon binding amendment that would a

newsroom. kyla. >> reporter: the government accountability office released this report just minutes ago saying some of the nation's 350 bioterrorism labs which includes labs in california are not secure. the government accountability office found two main failures that says anthrax and other tools have been transferred to unauthorized facilities and say workers at multiple labs have expired security risk assessment ifsen the department of agricultural and centers for disease control are in charge of inspecting these labs. the usda has shot down many of the recommendations from the government accountability office. it says it over exaggerated risks at the labs and the cdc says it has redundant safety and security at these labs. i'll continue digging through this report again released minutes ago to see if it tinkles out any of these bioterrorism labs in california. >>> time now 6:18. lawmakers may be closer to pass a new online sales tax. the senate approved a noon binding amendment that would a

newsroom with new reports that question the safety of these labs. kyla. >> reporter: a federal watchdog group is expected to release more information today. the government accountability office says it called for tougher safety standards but the usa today reports the standards have yet to be developed. the u.s. is at an increased risk for -- a lot of the risk has to do with security. it's been a big concern since the 2001 anthrax letter attacks. the uada and centers for disease control share responsibility when it comes to inspecting these labs. the usda says it will not adopt many of the recommendations suggested by the federal watchdog group. i'll explain their reasons why when i see you next. live in washington kyla campbell ktvu channel 2 news. >>> lawmakers may be close to passing a new online sales tax. the senate approved a nonbinding amendment that would allow states to collect sales tax from online retailers that are grossing more than $1 million. the vote mostly symbolic. but this could lead to further legislation. right now states can onl

in the newsroom for abc7 news. >> thank you. big changes on facebook being announce the right now. the biggest social networking company unveil add new version of their new feature, and this is the c.e.o. at headquarters saying the changes allow users to browse specific posts such as pictures or music shared by others. this is their latest effort to address a complaint that they have little control over what appears in their news feed. >> mike nicco is just ahead, with showers just starting to move back into the bay area and this is a look at live doppler 7 hd right now and our meteorologist, mike nicco, will explain it all coming up. we will continue our special coverage of the memorial service honoring two santa cruz police officers killed in the line of duty. these are live pictures. we will carry that service live and it is expected to last several hours and we stream it live for you on our website at >> we want to take you live to the h.p. pavilion where thousands are just arriving for a memorial service for two santa cruz police officers killed in the line of duty last week.

newsroom with new reports that question the safety of these labs. kyla. >> reporter: a federal watchdog group is expected to release more information today. the government accountability office says it called for tougher safety standards but the usa today reports the standards have yet to be developed. the u.s. is at an increased risk for -- a lot of the risk has to do with security. it's been a big concern since the 2001 anthrax letter attacks. the uada and centers for disease control share responsibility when it comes to inspecting these labs. the usda says it will not adopt many of the recommendations suggested by the federal watchdog group. i'll explain their reasons why when i see you next. live in washington kyla campbell ktvu channel 2 news. >>> lawmakers may be close to passing a new online sales tax. the senate approved a nonbinding amendment that would allow states to collect sales tax from online retailers that are grossing more than $1 million. the vote mostly symbolic. but this could lead to further legislation. right now states can onl

we saw each other in the newsroom. obviously we don't like each other. >> you doing well?coming up? >> doing well. i saw your conversation on the sugary soft drink thing that goes into effect on tuesday. we had a very lively conversation last night that you want to see a lot of disagreement about it. >> i don't like something being regulated. >> we hear a lot about professional athletes suffering long-term effects of concussions from the hits that they take. our guest at 7:00 p.m. eastern is not a professional athlete. her name is lindsay, she was in a car accident last year and didn't know until a few weeks later that she had suffered a concussion and over a year later, she still struggles with her memory, speech and reading ability. it's a story that's really important to us here at cnn because she works right here in the newsroom. she's actually working on my team today. she calls it living with a borrowed brain and we'll talk to her at seven p.m. eastern. >> i look forward to that. good to see you, too. thanks, don. here's a question for you. you can answer it if you'd

. >>> "cnn newsroom" with don lemon begins right now. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. >> inch by inch and mile by mile, a massive winter storm burying records and taking aim at washington, government agencies shut down. snow piling up. power outages spreading. >>> the tsa changing the rules, small knives, some sports equipment will now be allowed on airplanes. we'll talk about it. >>> the newest member of britain's royal family could be a princess. why the tabloids are betting it's a little girl. >>> plus -- >> see the sky, who created you. lord! >> "the bible" who knew, better than a best seller, now a television hit, god is beating zombies in the tv ratings. you're live in "cnn newsroom." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com good morning everyone. i'm don lemon. carol is off today. snowfalls and records are tumbling. the same powerful winter storm that buried much the central u.s. slogging east, up to 20 inches of snow blankets the region and this morning get this, nearly 100,000 homes and businesses are now without power. t

cnn newsroom with carol costello begins right now. we'll see you tomorrow morning. >> happening now in the newsroom, history in the u.s. supreme court. as dozens wait for days to hear nine justices debate same-sex marriage, will they redefine marriage? or punt? >>> also, shock waves in italy. amanda knox' acquittal on murder charges overturned. her lawyer ready to fight. >> we are surprised, because we thought the case was over. but at the same time, she is ready to continue on with the fight. >> reporter: will knox have to leave the united states to be tried again? >>> also, the tea party boils over. boycotting fox news because it's turned to the left. say what? >>> plus, lebron james explodes and the heat win 27. but that's nothing compared to arnold. not that arnold, this arnold, arnold palmer and his partner in crime, tiger woods. > >> you mean these or this one? >> all of them. >> take that. are you live in the cnn newsroom. >>> and good morning. thank you for being with me. i'm carol costello. we begin with a story rippling acro

. >>> happening now in the newsroom -- school shocker. disturbing new cell phone video of a 14-year-old girl brutally beaten. >> i turned around, because i didn't want to fight her and she grabbed me by her hair. >> her mother furious, alleging the school dropped the ball on protecting her daughter. >>> also, cruise ship hell, part two. >> there is human waste all over the floor and in the bathrooms. >> another black eye for carnival. >> and they -- you know, they said that they were working on the ship and then the generators were having a problem. >> new ship, same problem, the caribbean vacation turned nightmare for thousands. >>> plus, michelle obama revealed. the first lady in "vogue" striking in a midnight blue dress and black kitten heels. >>> macattack, is this the death of the iphone? live in the cnn newsroom. >>> good morning, thank you so much for being with me. i'm carol costello. a few hours from now, pope francis will celebrate his first mass as leader of the catholic church and the very cardinal who's elected him. the pope,

new newsroom with carol costello begins right now. >>> happening now in the newsroom, breaking overnight. a small jet cut in half, crashes in to an indiana neighborhood. >> my roof is caved in, there was glass everywhere. >> two are dead and a town left reeling this morning. >>> also what's a name worth? >> across the country, from coast to coast -- >> happening this morning, new initiatives from republicans. >> his panic, african-american, asian communities. >> the heart of the problem and the heart of the party, rebranding the gop. plus -- market watch. the dow up 8% for the year. we're tracking your money. and the heat, lebron and company boston-bound. the court red hot and ready as the bracket challenge goes for the three-pointer. march madness is here. you're live in the cnn newsroom. good morning. thank you so much for being with me. i'm carol costello. we begin this morning with the story about the cruelty of two cultures. the voyeurism of social media and the idle worship of high school sports stars. today trent mays and ma'lik richmond begin their first full day of serving their

>> thank you. >>> happening now in the newsroom, breaking overnight. rockets fired just miles from president obama in israel. >>> also, shut down in chicago. >> i think it's a bit ridiculous. >> if you take them out of where they live, what does that say to the child? >> an unprecedented move to close 50 elementary schools. critics say it targets minorities and the poor. >>> plus dow watch. records being shattered every day. should you give your 401(k) a fresh look? >>> plus, late night shakeup. >> before we get started, i have to talk about the rumors today. >> will "the tonight show" get a new host? >> the rumors are true. nbc is turning "the tonight show" into diving competition. >> you're live in the cnn newsroom. good morning, thank you so much for being with me. i'm carol costello. we begin this morning in israel. rockets fly, a cease-fire wobbles and president obama's visit highlights the enormous challenges of trying to broker a peace deal. president obama wrapped up the meeting with mahmoud abbas, president of the palestinian authority. and th

live in the newsroom for abc7 news. >> katie, thank you.will shift gears now and tell you something uplifting, the winners of the $33 million super lottery jackpot have come forward and it is a couple great here in the bay area. the couple from walnut creek just picked up their big check at lottery headquarters in sacramento. they were the only ticket with all the winning numbers on wednesday flight. now, if they decideed to get a payout they get $22.8 million before taxes and the ticket sold in walnut creek at the shell station. the gas station will get a check for $15,000. either way, it will be good. >> even with the taxes. >> osama bin laden's son-in-law appeared in federal court. how he responded to charges that he plotted to kill americans. also, we have learned when the cardinals will begin voting on a through pope with brand new through pope with brand new developments today from the [ female announcer ] this is a special message from at&t. [ male announcer ] it's no secret that the price of things just keeps going up. [ female anno

. >> cnn newsroom with carol cosstello begins right now. >>> happening now in the newsroom, speaking out. >> my family and i are hopeful we can put this horrible ordeal behind us. >> the mother of the victim in the steubenville rape, talking to cnn. >> i ask every person listening what if this was your daughter, your sister, or your friend? >> breaking overnight. an arrest in the murder of daniel pearl. plus, politics hits home. >> the first annual election you actually got involved in? >> yeah, this is the first one. >> stephen colbert's sister running for office in south carolina. if she wins, she could be up against mark sanford. yes, that mark sanford from the appalachian trail. >>> 23 in a row! >> lebron james, gives miami a two-point lead. >> the heat is definitely on. >> this is a hostile environment, for to us come in and get a big road win on the road, awesome. >> you're live in the cnn newsroom. >>> good morning. thank you for joining me. i'm carol cosstello. steubenville, ohio, two teenagers due in court accused of making online threats in the explosive rape case. the late

reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:49.t making changes to the lithium ian batteries used on the -- ion batteries used on those jets. all boeing 787s were grounded last january after two separate incidents involving those batteries. the faa says even with the redesign boeing has to conduct some new test flights before any passenger flights will be allowed. >>> virgin america airlines had the best on-time record of all of the major u.s. airlines in the month of january. more than 93% of all of the burlingame-based virgin american flights landed within 14 minutes of their scheduled time. that pushed hawaiian air down to number two. it's usually number one. airtran, delta and alaska round out the top 5. frontier airlines had the worst record. milder weather helped to boost all of the airlines in their on- time records. >>> ten minutes before 8:00. a recent ktvu report on head injuries has now led to action. sources tell us our report has persuaded the nfl to consider genetic tests for players. john fouler broke the story last

reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 7:49.n start making changes to the lithium ian batteries used on the -- ion batteries used on those jets. all boeing 787s were grounded last january after two separate incidents involving those batteries. the faa says even with the redesign boeing has to conduct some new test flights before any passenger flights will be allowed. >>> virgin america airlines had the best on-time record of all of the major u.s. airlines in the month of january. more than 93% of all of the burlingame-based virgin american flights landed within 14 minutes of their scheduled time. that pushed hawaiian air down to number two. it's usually number one. airtran, delta and alaska round out the top 5. frontier airlines had the worst record. milder weather helped to boost all of the airlines in their on- time records. >>> ten minutes before 8:00. a recent ktvu report on head injuries has now led to action. sources tell us our report has persuaded the nfl to consider genetic tests for players. john fouler broke the story

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this all began to break during "america's newsroom" yesterday. now we're getting conflicting account what's really going on inside syria as the civil war there continues to rage. you've got the white house at first saying it had no reason to believe those reports that were coming out, that chemical weapons had been used. something that president obama had said very clearly, that if it happened that would be a red line. it would be a game-changer, change the calculus were his words. just a short time later, congressional leaders from both sides appeared to suggest quite the opposite. lear's more from the chairman of the house intel committee, mike rogers. here's what he said. >> you have this exchange of conversation between the opposition and the government about the use of chemical weapons. and we have other, other evidence as well, that would lead me to say, there is a probability that they used it. and the very fact that i believe they have intent to use it is, raises a whole new set of questions. martha: joined now by lieutenant colonel olive

"cnn newsroom" with don lemon begins right now. >>> next right here in "the newsroom," your paycheck your nest egg, your neighborhood, this morning, new numbers giving us a better picture of the economy and where it is heading. >>> picking the next pope, it's a long and specific process and in a few hours the vatican will make a major announcement revealing the date of the conclave. >>> during the spring break crush many south florida beaches closed because of sharks. you're in the "cnn newsroom." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning, everyone. i'm don lemon. carol is off today. minutes ago we learned u.s. employers added many more jobs than expected last month, 236,000 in all, experts had predicted about 170,000, that drops the unemployment rate to 7.7%, we're covering all the angles and how they impact your wallet. christine romans breaks down the numbers, dan lothian is at the white house with the political implications and alison kosik looks ahead at the ripples on wall street. christine first to you what is the big takeaway from the new numbers? >> the takeaway

newsroom. what kind of rules are we talking about here, cat?well, shep, if the cops are using a drone to search for a missing kids and they get overhead video of a suspected crime in progress, experts say the law is is not clear on whether that tape can can be used in court against you because the best legal standard for privacy is the supreme court case from 1986 that only deals with helicopters and not drone surveillance. and it's already happening. the report citing last year's standoff in north dakota where rodney and members of his family were picked up as the first publicized case were used to arrest a u.s. citizen. the 16-hour standoff was over six missing cattle. the report suggests that chris dorner manhunt in california the former l.a.p.d. cop who killed four last month and then himself also relying on drones. the new report from the national policy center and analysis center in dallas recommending that some privacy guidelines be drawn up by homeland security and the justice department, shep. >> shepard: this report is calling for giv

kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran live in our newsroom now with more on what happened. cate. >> reporter: frank, the humane society is coming out this morning and saying this was irresponsible and the victim should not have been in the enclosure with the lion unsupervised. fresno county sheriff's deputies found the young woman lying by the lion severely injured. this happened just after noon yesterday. another park worker wouldn't lure the lion into another pen. so deputies shot and killed the lion in order to get to the victim. but she died at the scene. she was identified as 24-year- old diana hanson from seattle who moved to the area to intern. this was her dream job her father says and the african cats had been her life interest and work. >> she was disappointed they wouldn't let her go in the lion and tiger cages but went in the cages with all the other animals. i saw on the news where she had gotten into the cage during the feeding. so i don't know what she was doing about that. >> the lion was 4 years old named couscous. he was featured on tv shows and was a cele

new video into our newsroom. police in the town of mcallen, texas, which is very south, just near mexico, seizing 116 pounds of cocaine and 47 pounds of heroin. they say it was marked with codes that could indicate it was about to be shipped throughout the country. investigators have arrested one person and right now are looking for others. >>> 4:51. the president's surprise selections for the final four. >> keep an eye on his picks. >>> this morning we'll tell you about the unusual manhunt under way for a very rich, very elusive california people. >> that's where my car is. >>> we're looking at the san mateo bridge. wet roads across the bay. we'll show you that on your commute coming up. advancing to the next round. scoring 22 points on the night. nice. really was. good guy, too. 67-54. 11:40 in the morning or something like that? st. mary's making back-to-back appearances. very nice. >> that is your alma mater. wearing it. >> i got you, too. >> i'm here, supporting. the president does not have your gales. you h

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he is live in our new york city newsroom. rick? most of our time with the marines early on was in the back of an armored vehicle rolling through the desert sharing the cramped space with sergeant michael timmons. >> i have concord the world. >> timmons captured that flag from iraqi guard post a good natured kid who slept on the floor so we could have the bench seats of the vehicle. he dug fighting holes in the desert and taught us the art of mre's when he wasn't kicking in the door with m 16. he settled in texas where he worked as corrections officer with no special plans to mark this particular anniversary. >> do you look back? do you think about iraq? >> not so much anymore. i kind of look at it just as, you know, just as a part of my past. try not to dwell ton or think about anything. i just live my life as if, you know, it never really even happened. >> timmons says he suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder but still serves in the army national guard and choked up why i asked why he he has been in the military since high s

live in the newsroom for abc7 news. >> katie, thank you. we will shift gears now and tell you something uplifting, the winners of the $33 million super lottery jackpot have come forward and it is a couple great here in the bay area. the couple from walnut creek just picked up their big check at lottery headquarters in sacramento. they were the only ticket with all the winning numbers on wednesday flight. now, if they decideed to get a payout they get $22.8 million before taxes and the ticket sold in walnut creek at the shell station. the gas station will get a check for $15,000. either way, it will be good. >> even with the taxes. >> osama bin laden's son-in-law appeared in federal court. how he responded to charges that he plotted to kill americans. also, we have learned when the cardinals will begin voting on a through pope with brand new developments t eeee conspiring americans before and after the september 11th attacks and entered the plea through an attorney during a 15 minute proceeding this morning in a federal courthouse in new yor

"cnn newsroom." >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. we start this morning with a nightmare story out of brandon, florida. 37-year-old jeff bush is now presumed dead after being swallowed by a sinkhole that opened up underneath a bedroom in his home. engineers lowered monitoring equipment into the sinkhole. unfortunately, they detected no signs of life. now the house appears fine but police it could come down at any moment. bush's brother jeremy broke down as he talked with rob munoz from cnn affiliate wfts. >> i heard a loud crash like a car coming through the house. i heard my brother screaming. so i ran back there. tried going inside his room but my old lady turned the light on and all i seen was this big hole, real big hole and all i seen was his mattress and basically that was it. that's all i seen. >> reporter: you tried jumping in after him? >> yes, i jumped in the hole and was trying to dig him out. i couldn't find him! i thought i could hear him holler for me to help him. >> reporter: and that is the last you saw of him. did yo

"cnn newsroom" with christi paul begins now. i'll see everyone back here tomorrow morning. >>> happening now in the newsroom. a 911 shocker. >> we need to get cpr started. that's not enough, okay? >> yeah, we can't do cpr. >> she's going to die if we don't get this started. >> frustration and outrage as an 87-year-old woman collapses at her retirement home, and the nurses refusing to help her. >> is there anyone who works there that is willing to do it? we're going to let this lady die? >>> also, housing crisis. big banks, bank of america, citigroup, chase, and wells fargo wrongfully closing on hundreds of military families. >>> plus the call. >> officers are going to be there any second. >> he's going back downstairs. >> cnn goes one-on-one with halle berry, who opens up about her own home intruder. >> from the time i thought they were in, i couldn't stop talking, and the operator said to me, ma'am, if they're in your house, you must be quiet. stop talking. >>> and a buzzer beater you won't believe. two seconds, 55 feet, and no

the lillian is in the newsroom now with the very latest on this story. lillian. >>reporter: jeremy goulet convicted of only misdemeanor in san diego, portland and berkeley but we also learn he also faced 2 separate rape charges. jeremy goulet history of sexual assault goes beyond peeping tom type misdemeanor. he faced 2 rape charges while in the army in 2006. which could have put him away for life. we spoke to the defense attorney who represented him. he says the first alleged rape happened after party just days after goulet arrival at the wheeler army airfield in hop loo-loo. >> one of the women at the party retired for the evening and went back into her home locked all of the doors and mr. goulet was accused of crawling if through the bathroom window and raping her. >>reporter: second alleged rape hanl hand happened only few months later assigned to watch over barrack. he allegedly raped another female officer after she came home from a party while he was on shift. despite the seriousness of both cases goulet plea bargain less than honorable discharge. >> i can

john alston is in the newsroom with what happened. and john the fallout? day >> as the day progressed the pentagon put a stop to all military use of 60 millimeter mortars until an investigation they are safe. the moratorium looks at the batch used at the hawthorne depot where a mortar exploded yesterday killing seven marines and injuring seven others. hawthorne, nevada is a military town, and with so many marines killed and injured at once, the vigil is a community affair. >> because of men and women like these dedicated young ce, peace and justice.land of may our ceremonies deepen from these comrades. >> they were from camp lejeune. they were at the army depot in the nevada desert training for warfare when a 60 millimeter mortar exploded in a launching tube. >> every loss of life is heartbreaking. whether that occurs in afghanistan,, hawthorne, nevada, north carolina or anywhere else. >> this shows launch launch mortars, although this is not video from the army base. miss fires can be stuck in the tube. the cause of monday night's explosion is unknown. >>

john alston is in the newsroom with what happened. and john the fallout? >> as the day progressed the pentagon put a stop to all military use of 60 millimeter mortars until an investigation determines they are safe. the moratorium looks at the batch used at the hawthorne depot where a mortar exploded yesterday killing seven marines and injuring seven others. hawthorne, nevada is a military town, and with so many marines killed and injured at once, the vigil is a community affair. >> because of men and women like these dedicated young marines, we live in a land of freedom, peace and justice. may our ceremonies deepen reverence from these comrades. >> they were from camp lejeune. they were at the army depot in the nevada desert training for warfare when a 60 millimeter mortar exploded in a launching tube. >> every loss of life is heartbreaking. whether that occurs in afghanistan, hawthorne, nevada, north carolina or anywhere else. >> this shows how troops launch mortars, although this is not video from the army base. miss fires can be stuck in the tube. the

this is video just into the newsroom of the suspect being arrested after surrendering peacefully. police say he's a wanted parolee from the san diego area. officers say the 29-year-old barricaded himself in a room when police knocked on his door to ask about a car. it reportedly had two license plates stolen from san jose cars and had stolen goods inside as well. a woman was also locked inside the room. police say she was given a chance to leave and she declined. the man told police he was armed and did not care if he died. the s.w.a.t. team was called to the scene as well as canine unites from san jose. we'll bring you more information as it comes into our newsroom. >>> new at 5:00, investigators in oakland are hoping this surveillance video will help them find a man who tried to kidnap a child playing in front of her home. kimberly terry is live in oakland with how the little girl was saved from a potentially life-threatening situation. >> reporter: police say that attempted kidnapping and molestation happened 6:30 yesterday evening. a 9-year-old girl was playing with other kids

newsroom. pete, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening.re's only so much we can all do to protect ourselves from identity theft, but this latest intrusion shows that even the most careful consumers can be vulnerable if data from an especially comprehensive website is not secure. the scene of the crime is this website apparently based in russia that posts some prominent names and their personal financial information. among the targets, the first lady, michelle obama, vice president biden, the fbi director and attorney general. among celebrities, mel gibson, ashton kutcher and jay-z. also the l.a. police chief, charlie beck. >> we will vigorously pursue the individuals that have made me a victim and have made a number of other people that are in the public eye victims. >> reporter: the website post what appear to be their social security numbers, addresses and phone numbers and in some cases what look like their actual credit reports where the other information appears to come from. >> the credit report is the key to everything. the bad guy