p.m. pacific, weather permitting. >> don't you want to come with us?> come on. >> yeah, right. >>> kids can be rambunctious. these are goat kids. they can be a handful. according to the owner, in montreal, the most patient dog in the planet. look at the dog. i believe that's a great pyrenees, beautiful breed. she's like, okay, kid, climb on me. >> energy levels between these two energies because little goat kids are normally high strung. have all kinds of energy. this dog is the most chill dog. >> maybe it feels good, like they're getting a little massage, little goat feet. >> somewhere, somebody is paying a whole lot of money for a goat feet massage. these little kids, they want to do it. this goat likes to dance. wants to dance on the stage by itself. there are other goats, but this goat is like everybody clear the floor. when you see the move, you'll wonder what? you think you can dance. >> it is like a weird head banging kind of interpretive dance. >> or maybe just really wanted to stretch out its neck. >> this goat was doing the '80s hair bands gi

p.m. pacific, great story. you don't want to miss it.an update over all the day's top stories up next. >> more americans are out there pounding the pavement looking for a job. that's a good thing. i'll tell you why. plus fracking for natural gas and oil, sure it creates jobs but it could also create problems for our planet. i'll look at that on "real money." plan

p.m. eastern, 6:00 pacific weather permitting. >> don't you guys want to come with us? >> the sherpa, come on. >> yeah, right. >> let's play a game of find frankie. this is grandma and frankie is hiding somewhere. grandma cute looking grandma too. >> in the kitchen somewhere? >> he's in the kitchen. >> hope he's not in the oven. >> he's not in the oven. >> there's a lot of places to hide but they're small. >> is frankie a child or hamster. >> frankie is a small child. >> frankie could be anything. >> frankie is her grandson. he is small. >> check the tortilla container on the counter. >> not there. she opens the microwave, maybe thinking he is a bit of a contortionist. nope. still looking around. >> under the table? >> nope. >> dishwasher. >> not under the dishwasher. finally check out where he's at. >> he's right behind the microwave. >> oh, yeah. there's that corner space behind the cabinet. >> right. >> he was able to climb on the countertop and stand up. >> that's crazy. she even looked in the microwave. super close. >> frankie hide and seek champion. >> he wins. >>

p.m. pacific time right here on al jazeera america. >>> families with young children with mental disabilitiesfind themselves with little support outside of the school system, and it only gets worse after those children graduate. jonathan martin has hour story. >> reporter: grace is 19 years old. she takes the bus to school every day. she's a successful artist with exhibits all over the country. and she has autism. >> she is very challenged with her autism. category it as moderately-severe. she has intellectual disabilities and also moderately severe speech language disorder. she does need 24-hour care. >> grace's mom, lisa, is her full-time caregiver. right now they rely on school funded services in tennessee where children receive help from the school system until 22 years old. in two years the programs will end and then she'll join others for a waiting list of state medicaid services which include things like wheelchair, job coaching. >> we're standing on a precipice, on the edge of a precipice, and we're peering into a black hole you diminishing services. we have pockets of greatness in te

p.m. eastern time, 4:00 pacific right here on al jazerra.how for today, i am ali velshi, thanks for joining us and have yourselves a great weekend. >>>. >>> hello. you are at the "listening post." the ongoing war in journalism in pakistan an the intelligence agency that stands accused of putting the media in crosshairs. eastern ukraine, getting abducted there is part of the risk >> they said basically i am a

p.m. pacific time as the eclipse spreads across the lunar service, it will transform into a dark blood moon. >>> on this day in 1991, the first test flight of america's first operational space shuttle columbia ends with a successful landing. >> and down it came from space, 98 tons of dead weight glider touching the earth in a perfect landing, the beginning of a new era in space. >> welcome home, columbia. beautiful, beautiful. >>> on this monday, happy birthday to buffy star sarah michelle gellar, 37. actor brad garrett from "everybody loves raymond," 54, and baseball slugger pete rose is 75. i'm francis rivera. thank you for watching "early today." have a great monday. >>> and good morning to you, it is 4:30 i'm peggy bunker. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's say good morning to christina. >> pretty good, pretty good. it goes by so fast. happy to be joining everybody this morning. comfortable start to the day. warmest day of the week. and temperatures today will be unseasonably warm. we're going to climb by about 35 degrees in most cities across the bay area today. take you through the res

p.m. pacific. stay with us because "fault lines" starts right now. >> it's friday afternoon in the >>> it's friday afternoon ain te rio grande valley in texas. >> abortion is one of the most common medical procedures for women around the world. >> two friends are meeti readin a manual about how to give yourself an abortion? >> i ask you how pregnant you are. >> yeah. >> you said you are -- >> for sure right now, i am seven weeks. >> okay. yeah. that's good because once you get to 12 weeks, it gets riskier >> they wouldn't let us film their faces because here, like in most states, what they are about to do could be considered illegal. >> ultimately, the number 1 thing has to be your choice and you need to be sure that you want it. >> i am sure. >> to end her pregnancy, 23-year-old melissa is going to take a drug called misoprostal, normally used to treat you willers? >> put them under your tongue because they are more effective that way. >> it will cause a miscarriage? >> it does say on the box not

p.m. pacific and 6:00 p.m.rn ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am mark crumpton. a special edition of quote bottom line." the federal open market committee has been meeting for the second time under janet yellen. in march, it announced further tapering of economic stimulus programs by cutting purchases to $25 billion and longer-term treasuries to $30 billion a month. to cut bys expected $10 billion total. the fomc releases its statement at exactly 2:00 p.m.. let's get you set up for the announcement. joining us is josh, an economist with bloomberg economics in our atlanta bureau. josh was with the new york fed, where he helped manage its $1 trillion mortgage backed securities portfolio. ira at credit suisse. bloomberg economics editor michael mckee. on the markets are julie hyman. thank you. let's start with you guys. what are we expecting? >> how about those mets? [laughter] thatng going on at the fed would leave you to believe they're going to make any policy change other than tweak their

p.m. pacific. >>> more than 400 people r redetained under the country's sainanti-terror law. many arkenyan police are makinge that none are of the arrested are somalian. >>> more than 100 people were injured in the blast. the government said that the becomebombs were set off duringy time of the day. the area has a large population of alawite, a group closely tied to president bashar al-assad. >>> searching for people after a river burst its banks, 23 people were killed, and 60,000 people displaced when floodwaters swept away homes. andrew thomas met one man who lost everything. >> reporter: what was once a school is now a squalor camp for 2,000 people. at night there are 14 in each classroom so some try to sleep during the day. most here lost their homes. some have lost family members in. hudson's youngest son was washed away. hudson found him in the morgue two days after the flood. when i saw my son, i don't know what to say. it's someone in my family that i miss. i lost everything. i lost my house. i lost all of my belongings, and even my son. >> there were more tears on hu

p.m. pacific. stay with us because "fault lines" starts right now. >> it's friday afternoon in the >>> it's friday afternoon ain te rio grande valley in texas. >> abortion is one of the most common medical procedures for women around the world. >> two friends are meeti readin a manual about how to give yourself an abortion? >> i ask you how pregnant you are. >> yeah. >> you said you are -- >> for sure right now, i am seven weeks. >> okay. yeah. that's good because once you get to 12 weeks, it gets riskier >> they wouldn't let us

p.m. pacific. >>> another federal judge struck down a ban directed at same-sex marriage. makes six states to do so. that tops our news around america. and that means maria ines. >> in ohio another victory for marriage equality. the judge ruled the state's refusal to recognize same-sex marriage outside holy as unconstitutional as--outside of ohio as unconstitutional. >>> new painkiller will make it harder for doctors to prescribe zohydro. it's been banned, saying it's very easy to abuse saying that it's no more potent than other drugs of its kind. >>> three children died in a house fire today. the medical examiner ruled the deaths accidental. even though the mother was not home, two children managed to escape before the house escaped. the ages of the children who died was 13, 7, and 2. >>> rumors that a super volcano is about to erupt. this youtube video shows a herd of running bison before a super volcano erupts. but yellowstone said that wildlife often moves around to find different locations, and geologist experts say that the volcano is not expected to erupt for a thou

p.m. pacific with another hour of news. ♪ >>> it is man versus machine.frequent i traders turning america's stock market upside down. i will show you how high-frequency trade can go give some an unfair advantage over the average invest tour. i'll show you want technology that can turn mere milliseconds in to hundreds of millions of dollars. plus a look at the young brains behind the computers caree creag flash trades and what regular lasers going to do about it. we are going to

p.m. pacific time on interstate 5. several people were airlifted for treatment. a number of entries.will continue to follow this developing story for you. and now, it's back to all in. >>> if you are going to do something that was quite possibly against the law, chances are you probably wouldn't go put it on youtube. but this in the ridiculous world of post citizens world of campaign finance, that's precisely what you'll do and you'll almost certainly get away with it, too. it was the video of mitch mcconnell posted to his campaign's youtube account last month that got all the attention. inspiring john stewart. >> it has everything, mcconnell's running a board meeting, walking around, talking, frisking some of his younger voters. >> but the senate minority leader isn't the only candidate who put b-roll of himself on the internet. you can download high definition video clips many set to equally inspiring music of other politicians, too. like senator mark begich of alaska, dan sullivan of alaska, senator kay hagan, north carolina, senate candidate tom tillis, senator al franken of minn

p.m. pacific time that she's decided to step down. this will be one of kathleen sebelius' legacy, a website that didn't work. launched in october with great fanfare. >> thank you, kathleen sebelius, for the outstanding work that she's doing. >> reporter: she assured the white house and congress that healthcare.gov website was ready, instead it crashed on takeoff. >> i think it's fair to say that nobody's more frustrated by that than i am. >> reporter: as the top official who oversaw the rollout, sebelius became fodder for late-night comedians. >> i'm going to try and download every movie every made. and you're going to download obama care and we'll see what happens first. >> reporter: she was on the hot seat in congress where she took the blame. >> i'm accountable. >> reporter: after the rock twoey rollout, the website slowly did get fixed. 7.50 million people enrolled. a number that exceeded projections. sebelius has run hhs since obama took office in 2009, coming to washington after serving as a popular democratic governor of kansas

p.m. eastern and pacific. >> check out my view. >> oh, yeah. >> look at all that water. >> those are some big waves. thanks for having me. >> if i say yarno what's it going to be? >> pranks. >> stunts. >> something crazy. >> hurting one's self. >> hurting is correct. in this case yarno decides he's going to get on a canoe but not a cano in the river. >> oh. >> he's going to go down. >> dirt canoeing. >> oh, gosh. >> yeah. >> why would you do this? the canoe landed on him. >> they set up that ramp he goes off the ramp almost immediately. that canoe turns upside down. he goes right below it, right under it. >> like the pointy part. it was the pointy part of the canoe. >> new rules. >> that's the wind knocked out of him sound. >> it hurts so much you can't even breathe. >> oh. >> can't make a sound. >> i wildly am entertained by this. you hate this. this what is these guys do. have a show on mtv. still have a show in their home country. i'm going to laugh and be entertained by it. >> i like it but let's not do that again. >> these jamming grannies are warming for a 10k. >> getting their groo

p.m. central, noon pacific. and sunday 1:00 p.m., 11:00 a.m. pacific here on cbs.ds on "west wing." here she is in the greenroom.,, >>> if it matters at all, i had my will written to inclurksd you, christy, and the kids. >> really? signed and filed? >> yeah. >> go to the light. >> she's hilarious on this show. allison janney moved from the "west wing" to the cbs hit show, "mom." with more than 8 million viewer, it's a hit. it's been renewed for a second year, yay. janney plays bonnie, a former alcoholic. hello, allison janney. >> hello, gayle. >> she's so inappropriate, so sarcastic, so you. >> i'm only kidding. say i that with good humor. >> i'm not. >> it's a story about second chances. you're recovering, the daughter is recovering, the daughter has a teenage daughter who's pregnant. i mean there's just a lot going on. >> three generations of women all having, you know, made the poor choices, but i love the central, you know, anna faris and i play these women in recovery and struggling to forge a new relationship because we were estranged for a while and cobbling

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p.m. pacific time right here on aljazeera america. >> the masters is officially underway this morning withouthe tiger. here's john henry smith. >> it means opportunity for others in the masters field. the masters has been around for 80 years. no matter the short term financial pain that tiger woods's absence might cause, the event will survive the fact that tiger will be absent for the first time in 20 years as it begins this morning. if you're in the field this year, you've got to think this is your chance to supplant tiger as the face of golf. could that face be a new familiar face like three time winner phil mickelson, adam scott o. accounted it be a new face this year? the masters got going about an hour ago and stuart synch and tim clark teed off. here are a few more notable tee times for the opening round of the 78 masters. at 10:41 a.m., duffner and scott will tee off. group 17 will tee off featuring rory mcelroy. in the second from last group of the day, three time champ fill mickle con will tee off with dustin rose. >> the new york yankees opened up a four-game series against the bos

p.m. eastern time, 4:00 pacific. on "real money." i'm ali velshi. >> hello, you're at the listening . this week, presidential elections are less than two months away in egypt. are the media equipped or in the mood to cover the story? journalists shot at in pakistan, released by kidnapper is syria and warned by the prime minister in turkey. 24 hour news on t.v., all that air time, but so little to say. >> plenty more, none of it news. >> beat and a little humor and you've got rap news. ♪ >> mainstream t.v. >> that's our web video of the week. >> when doing a story about the state of the news media in egypt in 2014, it is difficult to know where to start. this past week on the day field marshall officially left his army post to run in presidential elections next month or we could begin with the state air channel airing a story about another candidate, deemed by other voices in the egyptian media to be sandallous. four from this network terrorists word used to describe them for reporting. there's the louding of field marshall assisi as the nation's savior on channels that seem to be spea

p.m. eastern, 10 a.m. pacific tomorrow. is april fools' day, so what tricks do some companies have up their sleeves? china to get too distracted by all the april fools' day jokes. >> yet the read more carefully today. >> that is coming up. ♪ lex i am emily chang and this is bloomberg west. april fools' day is always a big day for the tech community. uber announced its latest product which is launching with the help of a footwear company. they say the most innovative product yet. the car made of cardboard uses no gas in is also a great -- >> that is great. it is like fred flintstone but lighter. >> wouldn't that be great, if her were true? they are on inventing the wheel. nowou were saying that until facebook buys it for $2 million -- $2 billion. announcingbranson that we are all going to have climate onrsonal their plane. >> i would sign up for this. >> you can create a tropical climate. you can create at chicago climate. onen virgin, if you get million miles, you can go to his island but now you can just inject -- >> it is

p.m. eastern time, 4:00 pacific right here on al jazerra. that is our show for today, i am ali velshi, thanks for joining us and have yourselves a great weekend. >>>. >>> hello. you are at the "listening post." the ongoing war in journalism in pakistan an the intelligence agency that stands accused of putting the media in crosshairs. eastern ukraine, getting abducted there is part of the risk >> they said basically i am a lying journalist and that's why i was there >> two of britain's best known political cartoonists on the art of satire. a tribute to the video editor. >>> another pakistani journalist went to the hospital this past week with bull bennett wounds. hamid mir was shot six times as he left the karachi airport in his car. the case has turned into a showdown between his employer, gotv and the pakistani intelligence service, the is -- isi. they have implicated the isi in the shooting. the agency has complained to pakistan's broadcast regulator which has the power to shut geo down. several other news outlets, rather than backing geo

p.m. eastern time, 4:00 pacific. on "real money." i'm ali velshi. >> hello, you're at the listening .his week, presidential elections are less than two months away in egypt. are the media equipped or in the mood to cover the story? journalists shot at in pakistan, released by kidnapper is syria and warned by the prime minister in

p.m. eastern and 7:00 pacific right here on al jazeera america. it's worth watching. the immigration reform act makes it illegal to employ an undocumented workers. but it does not prevent an illegal immigrant were owning an business. and in some cases they employ u.s. citizens. we look at this growing sector of the growing economy. [♪ music ] >> at a mara and her family own a bakery in northern philadelphia. they're also undocumented immigrants. they came when tamara was 15. they decided to start their own business in 2009. >> it was just make sense for our own security and economic security just to have our own business even though we didn't know along the way what would happen because of deportation. >> a fraction of every dollar the bakery earns they pay state and federal taxes. the department of health certifies it. the business is legal in every way even though all of its owners is not. it's hard to say how many u.s. businesses are owned by the roughly 12 million undocumented people currently living in america. business owners don't need to declare the stats, but

p.m. eastern time, 4:00 pacific. on "real money." i'm ali velshi. havthanks for joining us. have a graik weekend. -- great weekend. >> welcome to the news hour in dohh the world's top news stories. riots at jordan's biggest refugee camp, police fire tear gas and one person is killed. >> large parts of ben gassy have come to a standstill because of a

p.m. eastern, 10 a.m. pacific tomorrow. it is april fools' day, so what tricks do some companies have up their sleeves? try not to get too distracted by all the april fools' day jokes out there. >> you have to read more carefully today than any other day. >> we will show you some of the best coming up. ♪ >> i am emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." streaming on your phone, tablet, and bloomberg.com. april fools' day is always a big day for the tech community. uber announced its latest product which is launching with the help of a footwear company. they say it is the most innovative product yet. the car made of cardboard uses no gas and it also a great workout >> that is great. it is like fred flintstone but lighter. >> wouldn't that be great, if it were true? >> what? >> they are un-inventing the wheel. >> you say that now until facebook buys it for $2 billion. >> this one was pretty awesome. richard branson and tony fadell of virgin and nest announcing that we are all going to have our own personal nest on virgin amer

p.m. eastern time, 4:00 pacific. on "real money." i'm ali velshi. ... an american tonight special edition, >> explain how you were able to get access to the taliban. >> fault lines: this is taliban country then, an american tonight special edition only on al jazeera america >>> sounds from the ocean floor. what could be the most credible lead so far in the month-long search for the missing malaidsian airlines plane. t >>> the defense in at a time trial known as "blade runner"? >> i do firmly feel very strongly, that, yes, that was crazy. >> family members speak out after a california couple gets stranded on sea with a baby

p.m. eastern time, 4:00 pacific right here on al jazerra.w for today, i am ali velshi, thanks for joining us and have yourselves a great ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ and a warm welcome to this al jazeera news hour with me, david foster and these are some of the stories we are concentrating on in the next 60 minutes, a court in egypt sentenced more than 600 to death and among them the spiritual leader of the muslim brotherhood. the u.s. threatens more sanctions against russia accusing it of stoking up separa separate -- separatism

p.m. eastern time, 4:00 pacific right here on al jazerra.how for today, i am ali velshi, thanks for joining us and have yourselves a great day. >>> on "america tonight", the weekend edition. >> if i were to take you to talk to somebody. >> a rational approach to the irrational. about. >> half the police shooting deaths are mentally ill suspects. simple steps could save lives. trained? >> my goal is to protect another family going through a terrible tragedy that ruined our lives. >>> also, broke and at the back of the line, as detroit trie

p.m. eastern, 4:30 pacific. >> some pacific weather is brewing this evening. hi, rebecca. >> we have been watching powerful storms rolling through. now our primary area, a lot of trees down, we reported also these wind gusts are bringing in some large hail, and it started to cause a lot of problems especially in missouri where we now have a tornado warning. this is an essential is area, you can see how these have been developing. more and more throughout the day, bringing intense rainfall. two radar is indicating that we have the potential to see a tornado develop. so we are watching them closely, bringing these flooding rains. and they will be tracking eastward throughout the day you remember to. meanwhile to the north that's where the snow will be coming down, and that cold air just helping fuel a lot of these thunderstorms overnight tonight. thank you so much. miley cyrus and justin timberlake may have to cancel concerts over u.s. sanctions on russia is. three men who own a concert venue, they are on the sanctions list because they are considered part of ru

p.m. eastern, 8:00 pacific. stay with us because "consider this" starts right now on los angeles. al jazeera america. are >> al qaeda fighters brazenly showing their strength and threatening america in a new videotape. is the terror group getting strong err? >>> also why did federal agents, close in on a rancher over grazing lands for his cattle? plus, chicago are claiming drastic credit drop in its murder rate doesn't add up. i'm antonio mora and this is "con

p.m. eastern, 4:00 pacific. scientists say they have seen a large c on the moon that orbits saturn. it is almost surrounded by a deep saltwater ocean, and rec.kers say the body providing the essential building blocks for life. another saturn moon, and several around jupiter, are also believed to have global oceans. coming up, all new tonight on al jazeera america, at 11:00 o'clock eastern, approved by the fda, arming police with an anecdote to overdozing on pain kimers and heroine, how it works and what it cost. >> plus, exon gives into pressure and agrees to disclose more information about the dangers of fracking. we will talk about the oscar nominated director. this story and is much more tonight 11:00 even 8:00 pacific. she is exchanging gifts with pope francis at the vatican. todays headlines in just a moment. >>

p.m. eastern, 4:30 pacific, right here on al jazeera america. coming up next, going public erskine that's version of twit wither, and talk about a golden parachute, why yahoo's fired c.o.o. is getting an eye opening multimultimillion dollars severance check. or will be quite quicking withly, and the amount of rain over the next day will be fairly significant. the ground is already saturated. across highway 10, of course that's where we will see rose closures off the highway. so we will be watching 24 very closely. for atlanta you will be wet for saturday and sunday. that's a look at your national weather, your news with john is coming up right after this. the job, the former chief operating officer is out, and he is getting one of the biggest golden parachutes in history. the security and exchange commission, he received $58 million severance package. that's right. the filing says his package was worth $17 million last october, but the number rose along with yahoo took price. well, the chinese version of twitter began trading on the nasdaq stop

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p.m. eastern, 8:00 pacific. stay with us because "consider this" starts right now on los angeles. al jazeera america. are >> al qaeda fighters brazenly showing their strength and threatening america in a new videotape. is the terror group getting strong err? >>> also why did federal agents, close in on a rancher over grazing lands for his cattle? plus, chicago are claiming drastic credit drop in its murder rate doesn't add up. i'm antonio mora and this is "consider this." >> showing the largest al qaeda gathering in yemen. >> we are aqap and we are a force to be reckoned with. >> this doesn't increase our concern because frankly our concern was incredibly high. >> the bureau of planned management released 400 head of cattle for failing to play grazing fees. >> our grazing fees are minimal. our battle is who owns there land. >> we begin with a disturbing videos from al qaeda, which first appeared on hard core islamist websites is believed to be from march and shows an open meeting of 100 or more al qaeda fighters in yemen, a country that has seen a number of u.s. drone attacks. the

p.m. eastern and 3:00 pacific. you can also go to planetforward.org.up, why you're seeing more records coming out on vintage vinyl and for millions, initial plan to release a single copy of a new album. ♪ this is "lunch money." every devicee on imaginable. i am adam johnson. in pop, we're all about music. vinyl is one of the hottest growth areas. heart is like macklemore, it has become a powerful marketing tool. to one of thewent few factories where records are still made. >> long before there were digital downloads, this is how you made an album. a rainbow records, the recipe hasn't changed. final pellets melted into gooey bubblegum. >> heating up the dye, the hot vinyl, and hydraulic pressure goes under about 1800 pounds of pressure to squeeze it out. kind of like making waffles. dozenre inside just a facilities still pressing records. there were down to producing only 5000 lps a day. >> where 22000 and 25,000 a day. >> 25,000 here a day? >> six days a week. >> last year, 6 million lp's were sold in the u.s.. 144% growth in four years. compare that t

p.m. eastern and 5 pacific for that report. >> a gunman is on the loose in kansas city randomly targetinghway driveways. at least 12 of 13 shootings since march 8th are connected to the same shooter. three drivers have been hit but none of the injuries were life-threatening. police have stepped up highway pallet trolls. the f.b.i. has joined the investigation. the cia's interrogation tactics are coming under fire. a leaked report says the extreme methods used by the bush administration after 9-11 may be illegal. richelle carey has more. >> the late senate intelligence committee's report paints a picture of extreme torture methods used during the burg administration. it offers new insight into the cia's use of enhanced interrogation techniques. the findings say the harsh methods might have been illegal even under the definition of torture that was set by the department of justice at the time. the te techniques included he sleep deprivation, confinednament in a cramped box and slam something detainees into walls. dianne feinstein hinted at what the report contained last week. >> it stands i

p.m. eastern, 6:00 pacific.back in a moment. >> what excites me about detroit is the feeling of possibility... >> the re-birth of an america city >> we're looking at what every city can learn from detroit, >> the industrial revival entrepreneurs driving growth communities fighting back... >> we're fighting for you and we're taking these neighborhoods back, for you. >> a special look at the moves adding fuel to the motor city five days in detroit only on al jazeera america. >>> some breaking news in the from the south passiffic, a 7.6 earthquake has just struck off of the solomon islands. a tsunami warning has been posted with a watch in effect for much of the southern pacific region. so far, there is no word of any injuries or any damage. we will bring you updates as soon as they become available. >> when you think of las vegas, you probably think of slot machines and maybe fake elvis weddings. as melissa chin reports, some are trying to redefine sin city and turn it into a hub for the arts. >> las vegas where s

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coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> against all odds a teen stow away survive as flight across the pacifica teen flies to hawaii in the wheel well of a 767. i am ken wayne. frank somerville is off. >> julie haener. according to the fbi the 15- year-old jumped a fence at mineta san jose international airport yesterday morning and climbed into the wheel well of the plane bound for maui. the teen told investigators he passed out during the flight. he survived the 5 hour ordeal and freezing temperatures. when the plane landed he climbed down to the runway. after a medical exam the teen appears to be fine. >> when i was on board the aircraft i confirmed from san jose, and upon the arrival one of our workers saw that juvenile come out of the wheel well and walk towards the aircraft. >> a cnn employee was on board the flight and says he didn't noting anything unusual. the teen is okay, there are a lot of questions tonight and we have team coverage tonight. ktvu's noelle walker walked the perimeter of the airport to see how seizee it was to get -- easy it was to get on to the runway but we begin w

p.m. the vintage fighter was one of the star attractions. paw sesk coasty -- pacific coast event. they say the vintage plane had a cessna chase plane from the same port. but the organizers didn't have a name of the pilot. >> tonight it is not yet clear exactly why the pilot of that vintage plane continued flying on for 40 minutes after the collision with the cessna. it is not clear if the pilot radioed for help following the clegs. the coast guard says those are questions the f.a.a. will be trying to address. reporting live in richmond, abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the plane crash. we will have updates on-line and on the abc7 morning news at 4:30. >>> the father of a 15-year-old who survived a flight to hawaii in the wheel well of a jet said he expects to brepg his son back home -- bring his son back to santa clear raw as soon as -- santa clara as soon as possible. he spent six hours in the plane's wheel well. his father issued a statement for the first time. my son like many immigrant children is struggling adjusting to life in this country. the si

p.m. the vintage fighter was one of the star attractions. paw sesk coasty -- pacific coast event. they say the vintage plane had a cessna chase plane from the same port. but the organizers didn't have a name of the pilot. >> tonight it is not yet clear exactly why the pilot of that vintage plane continued flying on for 40 minutes after the collision with the cessna. it is not clear if the pilot radioed for help following the clegs. the coast guard says those are questions the f.a.a. will be trying to address. reporting live in richmond, abc7 news. >> stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage of the plane crash. we will have updates on-line and on the abc7 morning news at 4:30. >>> the father of a 15-year-old who survived a flight to hawaii in the wheel well of a jet said he expects to brepg his son back home -- bring his son back to santa clear raw as soon as -- santa clara as soon as possible. he spent six hours in the plane's wheel well. his father issued a statement for the first time. my son like many immigrant children is struggling adjusting to life in this country. the si