. >> let's give people the p.a. give people the p.a. do we have p.a.? do we have access to p.a.? >> frank, we lost the a.c. what does that mean? >> that means we have to do the bus time. >> what does that mean? >> that means about a 20-minute delay. >> reporter: still no definitive cause as to why the power went out but late last night as jeff mentioned both entered a statement. they said in a statement a piece of equipment that's designed to monitor an electrical load sensed an abnormality in the system. once the system was detected the sensing equipment operated as designed and opened a breaker, causing power to be partially cut to the super dome in order to isolate the system. there you have it. a statement that only seems to add cop fusion to the issue. >> i was thinking about they must be going nuts inside the control room. >> reporter: it was pretty surreal to be in there literally as frank said thank you very much, he turned, and boom, it went out. >> i want to know what john harbaugh was saying to the nfl official on the sideline. >> we'll learn about that because armen's

. >> let's give people the p.a. give people the p.a. do we have p.a.? do we have access to p.a.?nk, we lost the ac. >> what does that mean? >> that means we have to do the buzz time. >> what does that mean? >> that means about a 20-minute delay. >> reporter: as of yet, no definitive answer as to the blackout but both entergy, the new orleans power company, and the superdome issued a joint statement. in it they said "a piece of equipment that is designed to monitor electrical load sensed an abnormality in the system. once the issue was detected the sensing equipment operated as designed and opened a breaker, causing the power to be partially cut to the superdome in order to isolate the issue." so it's an ak normtabnormality, charlie, and it's only added, that statement, i think, confusion to the issue. >> armen, it's incredible that you were there. how worried was everyone and how chaotic was it? >> reporter: it wasn't chaotic, norah, but there was definitely this apprehensive sense of what was going on. the first thing that comes to mind obviously, jeff miller who's the head of n

this trip of a lifetime was ruined when at 5:30 last southbound the ship's p.a.m sounded alarms says mercedes perez de colon. >> for me that was the most serious part. oh, my gosh, they're here for my birthday and something's going to happen and i brought them all onboard. >> the family was scattered all over the ship, 14 stories high. their thoughts instantly turned to one member, rachel aldaret, 54 years old and suffering can kidney disease. she needed regular dialysis to stay alive and was due for a treatment on tuesday. >> all they could tell us is we're waiting. we're waiting. we don't know how long this is going to be. so the crew engineered a harrowing transfer off the ship. there was another woman also evacuated as seen in these images captured by another passenger arc board the ship. a coast guard boat pulled up alongside the massive and powerless ship and the vessels bobbed up and down in choppy waters and this is how rachel was taken off, too. >> i didn't know that they were just going to open the door and tie a rope with a -- like a ladder and for me

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. >> the announcement came over the p.a. system, telling everybody to evacuate the building. >> we kept hearing sirens, coming and going. and my manager came in a little later. like 10:00, 10-ish. and she said, what's all the sirens, all the ambulances out front for? and next thing you know, they made the announcement for everybody to vacate the building. and we have been out here for 40 minutes. >> reporter: it's sil unclear what caused -- still unclear what caused the illness. >> we checked for carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulide and others. >> reporter: we're told more than 1,000 johns hopkins hospital and university employees work here at the keswick building. patients are not seen here. it's for emergencies only. >> reporter: officials were hesitant to let people leave for the day, in case they should take something home with them. >> i don't want to go in there until they clear the building. and make sure it's safe. i don't want to get sick. >> reporter: and there is a possibility that food poisoning may be the culprit. t

later on tonight, the mountains of west virginia and central p.a.old back behind this clipper. windchills still well below zero much of minnesota. the rest of the forecast looks nice for your monday from the southeast to texas and everywhere else. enjoy it. that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. so in areas like cincinnati, you'll see light snow late in the day today. more or less toward this evening hours if you're in pennsylvania or west virginia. again, this is one of the clipper lows, usually the snow is light and fluffy. it only produces at much an inch or two. maybe friday east coast could have a chance of a big storm. i'll have more details. >> i thought you were going to say sunshine, then you say storm. thanks. >> we haven't had any big ones for a long time. >> thanks. >>> fidel castro's first public appearance in years. bill clinton says hello to a friend. and madame tussauds image. >>> and more on the super bowl game. back in twamts. welcome back. here are some stories making news th

this trip of a lifetime was ruined when at 5:30 last southbound the ship's p.a.m sounded alarms says mercedes perez de colon. >> for me that was the most serious part. oh, my gosh, they're here for my birthday and something's going to happen and i brought them all onboard. >> the family was scattered all over the ship, 14 stories high. their thoughts instantly turned to one member, rachel aldaret, 54 years old and suffering can kidney disease. she needed regular dialysis to stay alive and was due for a treatment on tuesday. >> all they could tell us is we're waiting. we're waiting. we don't know how long this is going to be. so the crew engineered a harrowing transfer off the ship. there was another woman also evacuated as seen in these images captured by another passenger arc board the ship. a coast guard boat pulled up alongside the massive and powerless ship and the vessels bobbed up and down in choppy waters and this is how rachel was taken off, too. >> i didn't know that they were just going to open the door and tie a rope with a -- like a ladder and for me

as she mentioned maybe a few places north of the city, particularly on the southern p.a. border. trace of ice in the morning if it gets that cold. 36 right now. dewpoint is below freezing, south southeast winds at 356789 the barometer 30.30 and holding steady. 43/18 this morning 44-26. the record 66, 7 below zero back in 1899. southeast winds that will actually warm us up during the day tomorrow. some spots could get to 60 degrees but we'll have morning rain to contend with. why, because of low pressure. blizzard warnings over nebraska and the dakotas tonight. this area of the rain with the warm front headed to our region just might be cold in the morning hours but freezing rain or sleet maybe then we get into the warm sector. temperatures jump up close to 60. so a nice warm flow behind it, behind it breezes. wednesday night another system passing to our south just be cold enough maybe for a rain/snow mix. maybe a little snow here by wednesday night. yeah believe it or not. so for monday, mild air coming in ahead of that front to our north, maybe a little bit of sleet, freezing r

(indistinct announcement over p.a.)on: like i said, ennis got the drop on them somehow. (camera shutter clicking) (camera shutter clicking) he pulled the iv line intended to deliver the general anesthetic out of his vein. it pooled up beneath the surface of his skin instead of putting him to sleep. he then slowed his heart rate and his pulse rate by practiced meditation to fool the machines. attacked when the time was right. you just walked in here. how could you possibly know that? bloodstain. might as well have a flashing arrow pointing towards it. there's blood everywhere, of course, but... this stain is of particular interest. it's clearly been diluted with some other agent. (sniffing) chemical. what's the most common general anesthetic? propofol. propofol. i'll wager we'll find that here. this stain was created when he yanked the iv from his arm. the heart rate? the pulse? what...? it's common knowledge, the fakirs of bangladesh can meditate their circulatory systems to a virtual standstill. this man was shot in th

captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org woman (over p.a.): please have all the transportuzzer sounds) the transport van is here. (people talking indistinctly nearby) (helicopter blades whirring) (distant siren wailing) (buzzer sounds)

so the commissioner, along with the nfl p.a., is trying to make the game as safe as they possibly canmake sure we don't have another situation, say 30 gears now, where we have another four, 000, 5,000 people lined up to say this is what happened to me when i played in the national football league and now we want compensation. >> schieffer: phil, what do you think? >> i think in 30 years i think the league is going to be better than it is now. all this controversy we've been talking about the last year or two, how did it do this year? it went up. you know, interest is bigger than ever. and the one thing about the nfl-- it's not like any other sports league-- they change the rules every year to accommodate the fans, to make the game more exciting, and to make it safe. they're not afraid of change, and there are significant changes that go on every single year, and i know there will be a few this year, too. >> schieffer: jim, does this change your job as a broadcaster? do you put empsis on dinner things? >> not a bit. >> schieffer: do you still talk about hard hits? do you still show the

so the commissioner, along with the nfl p.a., is trying to make the game as safe as they possibly cane we don't have another situation say 30 gears now where we have another four 000 5,000 people lined up to say this is what happened to me when i played in the national football league and now we want compensation. >> schieffer: phil, what do you think? >> i think in 30 years i think the league is going to be better than it is now. all this controversy we've been talking about the last year or two, how did it do this year? it went up. you know, interest is bigger than ever. and the one thing about the nfl-- it's not like any other sports league-- they change the rules every year to accommodate the fans, to make the game more exciting, and to make it safe. they're not afraid of change, and there are significant changes that go on every single year, and i know there will be a few this year, too. >> schieffer: jim does this change your job as a broadcaster? do you put empsis on dinner things? >> not a bit. >> schieffer: do you still talk about hard hits? do you still show the replays of h

and what was making it worse they kept coming on the p.a. system saying, everyone stay calm.our seats, it was like that scene from animal house, there's nothing to see here, stay calm. people are starting to panic. this is as bad as it gets. here you figure, we're post katrina, everything was going so well, everybody was happy, as this happens. people might question again whether or not new orleans can handle a superbowl. >> yeah. i spent a lot of time in the dome for a lot of games that were won and lost for my team, and there's a lot of drinking going on there. i'm looking at social media, they say, what happens when the lights go out in the superdome, you get drunk, what a difference a blackout makes. this is on social media. it's a flatout conspiracy, if the 49ers win tonight. wtf is up with this blackout bowl. you know what that means? i would love to know how this game would have gone without the blackout. bbcs super bowl. and on and on and on. that is on social media. imagine the people in the stadium and the people who paid all that money for those tickets and all tha

. >> by the time that they're just seething, then some p.a.always willing to talk to you guys, or do you get people that say i don't want to and -- >> brush you off? >> what do you think, michael? >> we've had some people who are upset, no question. >> yeah. >> yeah. yeah. we don't know what they have in their past, but they didn't want -- >> they're not happy people. >> no. >> you fiend out later what their problems are. >> issues with their parents i have a feeling. >> one guy wanted to cut my hand off. >> were you all comedians or actors in earlier lives, all of you? everybody -- >> yes. >> and, michael, were you all friends at all? were you friends of betty's? >> i think -- >> now we are. >> but before? you weren't -- >> no, no. >> anybody friends with betty? anybody sleep with betty to get this job? [ laughter ] >> i think lou. i tickled her. >> of course, you did. >> what makes you laugh? >> this is hilarious, actually. everything. humor is so subjective. lou makes me laugh. ann makes me laugh. michael jumping out of that body bag. i sti

so if that is true, then that could be a problem, because they kept announcing -- the p.a. announcers kept announcing for everyone to stay in their seats, be calm. we all know what happened in brazil with that nightclub. if that is true, there's going to be have to be a lot of explanation there as to why people were told to stay still, don't move -- >> terence. >> there was not an evacuation taking place. >> say again, what was the issue? >> the issue was, espn was reporting and i guess a couple other wire services were reporting there's a helicopter going above me right now. >> we can hear you. >> that the fire marshall said there was a fire reported in the superdome near an elevator. as a matter of fact, the report also said one of the elevators was not working supposedly because of this fire. the problem with that is, in the superdome, they kept announcing over and over again, to tell everybody to stay in their seats and don't move. my contention is, we all know what happened a few days ago with the nightclub fire in brazil, where you had bodyguards or people -- the boun

we're talking on the northern p.a. border. not really that cold at all. and the really super cold, arctic air has moved into central canada. 53. 41 in boston. yes, the snow is melting up there. but there's still plenty of it to clean up. south of us, shower activity. a little snow this morning from new mexico into portions of oklahoma. that pretty much has dissipated. but this rain, shield will move into our region. low pressure will move off the virginia capes around here. and quickly move out to sea. so a period of rain in the afternoon. once this storm gets right to about this location. it will kick back some moisture. but it will also bring in colder air coming in from new york and ontario. that and could change us to a bit of snow for a while before it clears out. but probably after midnight or so. then the sun returns. it will all be gone here on thursday. once again, the heaviest accum -- accumulations right across maryland. couple of inches expected there in the city. don't expect to see much at all. particularly on the roads. because the roads ar

initially when we woke up and there was smoke in our hallway and they were making announcements over the p.aat sounded scary. then julie saw a crew with life jackets running down the hall way. we thought it was time to go to the deck. >> with our life jackets. >> once we got up there and they told us things were calming down and we got up to fresh air, we waited with everyone to see what to do. we were fine, we were calm. >> could you sleep in your rooms? no, you slept out on deck? >> we slept on deck 10 for three nights, and last night, we were in one of the dining rooms because it was a little colder. it was fine. comfy. >> a giant slumber party. >> you make it sound like you were able to turn things around. what did you eat? what did you have for food? >> they fed us lots of food. it may not have been what people preferred. the first day was the worst. >> a lot of canned stuff. >> peanut butter, yeah. >> as the ships started coming in and bringing supplies, it seems like they got a grill two days ago. they started cooking chicken and steaks. yeah, there was plenty of food. people were kin

further north across eastern p.a., there's actually a freezing rain advisory. you can expect to see more of that. tim has a look at what to expect here tomorrow. >> reporter: the largest portion of that pacific -- storm took much of the snow with it. we're going to see the southern portion of that bringing rain. also going to bring milder temperatures. temperatures will stay above freezing. so we're really, as bob mentioned nthe critical time, where we'll see the frozen precipitation. but the real story will be maybe a half inch to an inch of rain before it's all said and done. rain will settle in again tonight. and we'll see a batch of it tomorrow. for now, we're going to be dealing with cold temperatures in place. bob the have details of your weekend forecast ahead in just a few moments. >>> breaking news. johns hopkins hospital could soon see a number of lawsuits as a result of a gynecologist, secretly taping his patients. wjz is live at circuit court. downtown, rochelle ritchie with more on a class action lawsuit that was just filed. rochelle? >> reporter:

couple of places in central p.a., picked up 1 to 2 inches of snow. that's all off to the east.till snow shower activity. pittsburgh and garrett county. will see some snow showers. we'll see clouds tomorrow. as the cold air moves in. it will bring clouds. but it will be a windy and colder day. it will feel pretty chilly. now, after thursday, it will be a sunny day. this high moves off. wind goes back to the southwest briefly. it will warm up a little bit. may see a little rain-snow mix on friday. then light shower activity here expected over the weekend. west winds, 20 to 25 with a gust of 25 knots. then a gale warning as it gets gusty on the bay. bay temp around 38 degrees. bay takes a long time to heat up. 29 tonight, with showers. then gradual clearing coming up later. see some stars by 10:00, 11:00. 37 for the high, which is, as you see, about 9 degrees below average. tell be breezy and colder. and certainly see a good deal of sunshine with passing clouds in the area. >> thank you, bob. >>> well, in today's healthwatch. the latest research on hip replacements finds that wome

. >> before we put in that agent, we made numerous p.a. announcement, identifying him by name. >> reporter: and now, the first words from the owners of the cabin that burned to the ground, grateful they're alive. >> this can be rebuilt. insurance is going to pay for this. it's not a life. it's not somebody who is lost forever. >> reporter: police stress they did not burn down that cabin intentionally. they say after the flames started, a single gunshot was heard inside. and that sounded very different from all the other shots that were fired. they believe that was the bullet that dorner saved for himself. >> thank you, john. >>> and what is certain to be a wave of lawsuits has been filed against carnival cruise lines. less than 24 hours after "the triumph" docked in alabama. a passenger filed a suit in federal court calling the cruise ship a floating hell. the suit says passengers were forced to endure horrendous odors and received rations of spoiled food. >>> facebook says it was hacked. facebook says it quickly fixed the flaw and no pers

western p.a. you'll get in on some of that for groundhog's y day.y's high. 19 in new york so we stay below freezing. as this low sets up across the coast on sunday there's a chance of snow from new york to boston. keep it tuned into the weather channel. we'll be updating you on that situation and the cold air across the high plains. 54 in denver on sunday for super bowl in new orleans. no weather concerns. on monday cold front brings some scattered rain across parts of the south. and we'll see more snowshowers around the lakes. we aren't going to see this end anytime soon as long as the clippers move through. it's just a matter of where the snow sets up. 70s returning to the south there early next week. you can get the latest forecasts week day mornings. wake up with al 5:30 a.m. have given way to sleeping. tossing and turning where sleepless nights yield to restful sleep. and lunesta®(eszopiclone) can help you get there. like it has for so many people before. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking,

most of it in southwest p.a., west virginia getting one or two inches and some sleet, generally stillking at rain. but we'll have snow moving in later tonight. once that passes, mild air mass comes in for two days, over the weekend, another front with some very chilly air coming in over the weekend. maybe some snow showers with it when it comes through friday night or saturday. and it will get cold by sunday. southwest winds, 5 to 10 knots. small craft advisory. only the bay temp at 39 degrees. look for mixed precipitation tonight. more of the snow north. and just rain. 48 degrees tomorrow with sunshine. anything that comes tonight will be gone by the afternoon. >> good. thank you, bob. >>> still to come on eyewitness news tonight. >>> training tragedy. i'm derek valcourt, with the latest on the appearance accident that has thou shut down the-- now shut down >>> comingum next on wjz eyewitness news at 5:00. an immediate impact on the force. and what went wrong. >>> the manhunt is over. and the ex-lapd officer suspected on going on a murderrous rampage is believed to be dead. the quest

so if that is true, then that could be a problem, because they kept announcing -- the p.a. announcers kept announcing for everyone to stay in their seats, be calm. we all know what happened in brazil with that nightclub. if that is true, there's going to be have to be a lot of explanation there as to why people were told to stay still, don't move -- >> terence. >> there was not an evacuation taking place. >> say again, what was the issue? >> the issue was, espn was reporting and i guess a couple other wire services were reporting there's a helicopter going above me right now. >> we can hear you. >> that the fire marshall said there was a fire reported in the superdome near an elevator. as a matter of fact, the report also said one of the elevators was not working supposedly because of this fire. the problem with that is, in the superdo superdome, they kept announcing over and over again, to tell everybody to stay in their seats and don't move. my contention is, we all know what happened a few days ago with the nightclub fire in brazil, where you had bodyguards or people --

initially, when we woke up and there was smoke in our hall way and they were making announcements over the p.anded a little scary. and julia saw a crew with life jackets running down our way. and we thought it's time to go to deck. >> with our life jackets. >> yeah, but once we got up there and they told us things were calming down, we got up to fresh air and waited to hear with everybody else what they were going to do. i thought we were all fine. we were all calm. >> could you sleep in your rooms? people were telling us about the tents. >> we slep up on deck 10 for three nights. last night, we were in one of the dining rooms because it was a little colder. it was fine. it was comfy. >> a giant slumber party. >> yes. >> you make it sound like you were able to turn things around. what did you eat? what did you have for food? >> they fed us lots of food. it may not have been what people preferred. the first day, i think, was the worst. >> sandwiches the first day. >> cool stuff, a lot of canned stuff. >> peanut butter. >> yeah. >> then as the ship started coming and bringing us supplies, the se

. >> jessica one of our p.a.'s here came out and said let's go do it.s are down this morning as a group of 20 gathers in moscow. >> ashley morrison of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us this friday morning. good morning, ashley. >> good morning, frank and michelle. happy friday to everyone. well, investors in asia remained cautious ahead of this weekend's g20 meeting. tokyo's nikkei lost more than 1% while hong kong's hang seng gained a fraction. >>> wall street stocks ended mixed on renewed concerns about europe's slowing economy. the dow lost nine on thursday while the nasdaq closed up one. >>> billionaire warren buffett is teaming up with 3-g capital a brazilian backed private equity company to buy heinz for more than $23 billion. catch-up is the most famous -- ketchup is the most famous of the heinz 57 varieties. the deal is expected to expand the 144-year-old company into a global powerhouse. heinz shares were up 20% on the news. the ketchup company also makes classico spaghetti sauce, potatoes and smart ones frozen meals. >>> i had to will pay $29 million

. >> then the word came over the p.a. this is actual video taken by a passenger on the flight. >> emergency in warsaw. >> the plane would be making an emergency landing. >> we would like to remind you that you have to have seat belts fastened. >> i actually called over the flight attendant and i asked, what does this mean? the only thing they said to me is we think we're going to make it to our destination. >> we think we're going make it to our destination? >> yes. >> crew members were purposely giving no details, despite their professional demeanor, they were frightened themselves. flight attendant mag da gortad had 17 years' experience. >> couldn't breathe, actually. nobody had to tell me that we had a problem, a very serious problem. i knew it. >> even more serious than she knew. this is a twin of the 767 in jeopardy as seen on the ground. you can see the landing gear, the wheels which support all of the weight of the 280,000 pound giant. but on flight 16, the emergency was that all three landing gear, the wheel withe

the emed p.a. is going to be at the center of the climate change firestorm in this term. >> ifill: does it matter if it's a cabinet member can get along with congress? >> i think it really does. in this case, congress probably won't be acting on a climate change bill but they will be-- if they don't like what the e.p.a. is doing, you can guarantee that the republican majority congress is going to do everything they can to push back on that rule. they're going to try to gut it. they're going to try to block it. they're going to try to strip the e.p.a.'s authority to do everything it can on climate change. if you have a secretary or e.p.a. chief, agency chief, who can get along can congress, can make a case for the bill, that can smooth the way. that can keep it from blowing up as much as it might. >> ifill: greg, the big issue is climate change and health care implementation. we know the big issue is the budget. how do you get all of that done? why would any cabinet member want that job? >> when the