oh, for the glamourous days of pan am.rs dressed like don draper and meals were refined. if only modern airline food were as stanley kubrick imagined it in 2001 "space odyssey" the only thing kubrick got right was 2012, the food in those foil containers -- >> what is that chicken? >> something like that. >> reporter: there's little resemblance to anything you might find on planet earth. >> this is serious, airline food is the grown-up equivalent of a school lunch. >> reporter: and of course we pay for the nose for the privilege, according to a new survey released this week, that packet of sprinkles comes at 495% mark-up, enough to make you wish gordon ramsey would sort them out. >> i want to know now between you two muppets what the [ bleep ] are you doing? >> the airlines are well aware of complaints from frequent flyers like anthony bore dane a of the travel channel. and the next iron chef. >> its in-flight menu, alas that's for business class. >> burghers at best. yes. exactly. our he on your own. o'dell said the best o

finally, after 19 minutes, an employee in the pan am market dials 911. paramedics arrive two minutes later. by this time, 166 people either witnessed the beating or walked by the motionless body without doing a thing. the incident reminds writer mark fischer of a case from years past. >> you know, i grew up in new york city where there was the infamous case of kitty genovese. >> in 1964, kitty genovese, a 28-year-old woman, is stabbed outside her queens home, then later raped and stabbed again. nearly 40 people either see or hear the crime from their homes, but no one responds to her calls for help. >> that led to a lot of studies looking at what's called the bystander effect, which is when people see someone in trouble, we are far less likely to reach out and help if we see that other people are around because we assume that means, hey, the other guy has it handled, when, in fact, if everybody thinks that way, nobody helps. >> unfortunately, more than four decades after the genovese murder jose sanchez suffers the same awful fate. the ambulance rushes h

you and i were talking off camera about how many these investigations take, beirut bombing, the pan am flight 800 a little perspective. >> took two years before the united states actually tracked down the those responsible for pan am 103. the original thought was it was syria and iran. >> for a year, that was the assertion? >> well over a year, tiny little piece evidence, smaller than a fingernail, led to the matching to a bombmaker responsible for an earlier bomb. a french aircraft and realized that it was libyan, not other sources. it took several years assemble all the for forensics of the bombing of the marine compound in beirut in 1983 and find out who was involved and lots of different factors, wasn't as simple as it seems. the forensics on what happened in libya will be critical, bringing together intelligence they get through the air, from the drones, the kind of noise as they talk about from -- >> let's not pretend libyan -- this is a glen ling government t is not as if they have the -- theft institutions like we have, the fbi, cia, dni, things like that i mean, they have some

try and make their families drop the charges against libya nine hundred eighty eight bombing of the pan am flight over lockerbie in scotland killed two hundred seventy people would surely be accepted responsibility for in two thousand and three. al qaeda second in command in the arab peninsula has allegedly been killed by a massive by a missile during a military operation in yemen sayed al sharif orchestrated at times and kidnappings across the country had previously been detained for nearly six years and growing time obey. grantor is believed to be the world's most out of alleged death of al sharif would be a serious blow to the group. but u.s. officials are using an antiquated law to charge seven occupy acts of it for blocking the entrance to the port of houston texas last december and activist irani garcia is one of those facing prosecution and he told r.t. that the government's free speech repression is creating problems where none exist . it seems that it was it was a set up from the beginning because as obscure as this law is for some reason one of the arresting officers knew it was

the list of countries supporting terrorism in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight a bombing of a pan am flight of a local be in scotland killed two hundred seventy people would surely be accepted responsibility for in two thousand and three. carter's second in command in the arab peninsula has allegedly been killed by a missile during a military operation in yemen sayed al shehri orchestrated attacks and kidnappings across the country and had previously been detained in it six years and gone time ok it is yemen branch is believed to be the world's most active and there. would be a serious blow to the group. police in the u.s. owned letting up on the occupy protesters charging seven with serious felony in texas after a demonstration which in blocks the port of houston last december they bolted themselves together in a way the police describe as usual as criminal instrument and activist ronnie garza is one of those facing prosecution he told r.t. that the government's free speech will pressure it's creating problems where none exist. it seems that it was it was a set up from the beginning

connection with a series of aircraft bombings and other atrocities including the 1988 bombing of pan am flight 103 over scotland. >> let's check in with adam caskey on the forecast. it is continuing to change. >> big changes in the temperature. it the time of year when you get a cold front and it's usually strong and then you feel the impact on temperatures. that will be the case sunday into monday. we have to be hurricanes in the planted as well. they don't pose any threat to us. we will be dry. but we will have a few showers from the cold front. there's energy moving through our atmosphere this morning and we have light rain to the west of washington in the potomac highlands, near frostburg towards cumberland and in the shenandoah valley especially in shenandoah county itself and paige county, rockingham county. a little bit here and there in rappahannock county. no. fauquier county seeing a sprinkel long 66-- a sprinkle along 66. the clouds will clear out this morning and will give way to sunshine by lunchtime. 78 now washington, 73 in manassas. normally we should be in the '60s to s

. >> i am dr. pan, i am the clinical director. and i support what he has been saying about the population and for the last eight years of our existence, we have been engaging or trying to engage people in the campers. this is one of the toughest populations that we have to engage because people don't see themselves as necessarily homeless, these are their camper as their home and others are out there and don't want to engage with anybody else. >> and when that is leading those aside and coming into a single room building in the mission, a lot of people prefer to hang out in their campers. but i think that this particular effort to try to store the campers for a few months while we give people the opportunity to try something different out. something more main stream, something safer in some ways, that it is something worth trying. we have engaged a set of folks in the park, and every time we had to try something different that met the specific needs of that population. we are trying the same effort here and hoping that it works an

. >> paul hudson's 16-year-old daughter was on board pan am 103 when it exploded and kroshed in scotlandone man was convicted in connection with the attack. victims' families are asking washington to force the libyan government to find the other terrorist who went free. >> we just went to get on with our lives, because there's so much pain and suffering. >> the family says last week's attack on the u.s. consulate shows libya is not doing enough to root out terrorists. >>> three u.s. public interest groups plan to file a complaint against at&t over new limits on the use of apple's face time. with the new operating system that comes on the iphone 5, face time can now be used over wi-fi and cellar networks, but at&t is limiting it use on cellar networks for people paying the most on their data plans. consumers advocates say at&t is violating net neutrality rules. verizon says all of its iphone customers can use face time by either method. >>> the ktvu ipad app is ready to download. you can get bay area weather and video of breaking news anytime, anywhere. >>> she was home all alone and awok

kinds of investigations can take years, bob muller the director of the fbi and i worked together on pan am 1 o 3. that investigation took years to piece together responsibility to prove somebody guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. >> judge jeanine: maybe that does fit into the white house narrative if you do an investigation that takes years we don't have to declare an act of war or admit that it was what it was. what say you, christian? >> i think that is right. this white house wants to do anything to distract from the fact that their foreign policy is basically a failure. going back to the early days of the obama administration. we heard this from the national security council staffers thought that obama was an international figure and he was going to transform just by being himself all of our relations with muslims and other countries and go and apologize with things we done in the past and defend ourselves after 9/11 which is what the president did right there in the epicenter of this crisis in cairo where he had his apology speech. that was supposed to change everything. that and killi

first step i call on this new government to arrest and extradite the mastermind behind the bombing of pan-amhe president is too weak. position two, the president is too aggressive. position three, let's go and get the lockerbie bomber. finally comes position four. when reports of gadhafi's death started circulating, mr. romney expressed criticism it hadn't happened quickly enough. i have seen those reports and if

whole decade was book ended by the 1983 bombing of the marines in beirut and the 1988 bombing of pan amr lockerbie scotland. in the middle, of course, was the reagan attempt to ranson hostages selling arms to iran. the problem with declaring you're going to be stronger than anybody else, people want to test you. that's what gets us into difficulty and sure did in the past. i really hate to see the campaign deagain rating into i'm going to be stronger than you because it's not good for the practical world. >> well, and it's i think in terms of spending more on defense, and getting involved in more military conflict overseas i'm not sure there's an american appetite for that. i thought this was interesting, jon huntsman asked by mark halperin about mitt romney's foreign policy. this what is he had to say. >> what is the basic difference between president obama's strategy and philosophy towards dealing with the arab spring versus what governor romney is proposing? >> well, i don't know what governor romney is proposing at this point, and i'm a little -- >> is that -- >> that might be a pro

. >> reporter: in 1977 a klm 747 collided with a pan am 747 during takeoff in the canary islands, killing3 people. cbs aviation and safety expert captain sullenberger says incursion the last frontier. >> we pick the lowest fruit. we improved our traffic controller procedures greatly. >> reporter: 1,000 runway incursions happened last year in the u.s., seven considered very close to catastrophic. the faa told cbs news that is actually an improvement. in 2000 that number was 67. >> we have the obligation to get those nu happen between now and then. back to you. >>> so the captain says we got the low-hanging fruit. what is the higher hanging fruit we need to get to the prevent this in. >> i don't know. clearly it's more dangerous on the ground than in the air. >> one of the things that scare me. >> when you through. >> this morning an american tells a frightening story of surviving an avalanche. mark philips in is london. >> reporter: good morning. they called them altitude junkies, they don't just climb them they climb them and ski them. glen plake one of the few survivors summed it up. gle

in it leonardo dicaprio plays a com man who passed himself off s a pan am pilot.d himself off his scamnce one aviation official. when authorities caught up with the suspected con artist on friday at turin airport he was decked out in a pilot's uniform. he led police to a garage filled with fake i.d. cards, resumes and training manuals, everything except for the real credentials. >> "catch me if you can" character was trying to make money off the deal. this guy was just looking for the ego of being an airline pilot. >> reporter: fateors are looking into whether the man whose real name is still unknown scammed his way on toni other flights. he's been charged with impersonation and putting passenger safety at risk. >> now another thing to worry about when you get on the plane. are you a real pilot, sir? when amanda knox was accused of killing her roommate it took her four years to prove she was innocent. her boyfriend will join us to tell us why their lives will never be the same. you're watching cbs "this morning." we'll be right back. ft. new dove style + care whipped cream mousse. bett

transfer this guy back to egyptian custody, and they would do whatever he wanted like we saw with the pan-am 103 bomber? >> we have treaties with some countries, i don't know whether egypt is one of them, that permits us to transfer prisoners to serve the their native country. it's only for countries with which we have treaties. i'm not sure we have one we egypt, and it's only with regard to certain crimes. this isn't one of them. megyn: what would be the downside in doing that? is it any way that would appease the masses that took to the embassy, improve relations with a once-ally, egypt? >> all it could do is embolden the people who agree with him and who agree, frankly, with morsi's darker side to become even more bold. there is another spiritual leader there who is regarded by some in the west who is a moderate who is, in fact, as much of a flaming radical as the blind sheikh himself who would also be emboldened and empowered by doing something like this. megyn: how extraordinary would it be, and this is speculative because all we know is they are upset in cairo right now over this man's

if you look at every major terrorist incident against the united states, whether you're talking pan am.s.s. cole" bombing, the bombing in saudi arabia, rarely do you get notice. >> sorry to interrupt you. jim miklaszewski has new information at the pentagon. i hope you'll stand by and continue to talk with us. >> reporter: katie, i don't want to alarm anybody right now, apparently it felt just a few moments ago like there was an explosion of some kind here at the pentagon. we're on the e-ring of the pentagon, we have a window that faces out toward the potomac, toward the kennedy center. we haven't been able to see or hear anything after the initial blast. i just stepped out in the hallway. security guards were herding people out of the building and i saw just a moment ago as i looked outside, a number of construction workers who have been working here have taken flight. they are running as far away from the building as they can right now. i hear no sirens going off in the building, i see no smoke. but the building shook for just a couple of seconds, the windows rattled, and a security

the knockout pan am 103. what do we do afterwards? it is not as simple as saying, "we're going in there." i think we up to be conscious of what it means we draw a line. >> thank you, senator kerrey. senator fischer. >> i would reiterate that we need to have leadership in this country when it comes to foreign policy. we have not seen that in the last four years. we're witnessing the turmoil, which i believe is due in part to that. we have seen terrorism in al qaeda resurface in libya. this world is not a safe place. our world has changed in the last 11 years, becoming less safe. if we do not have strong messages sent from washington, and makes it even less safe. >> the next question is for senator fischer. >> it has been said the greatest threat to america right now is is accumulating debt, $16 trillion and counting. social security, medicare and medicaid are the main problems going forward. what real solutions would you come up with? >> $16 trillion in debt. who would ever have thought that? who would have thought it for years ago? we

i am tired of the apologies and tired of the pan doring. pandering. lot is the martini you had before the show. >> you have thrie kids and you are -- you have three kids and you are really working hard. and being on the run. >> think of how tired i would be on "the five." >> think of how tired the show would be. >> kennedy, you said the turks are horrible people. i am a quarter turkish. >> it is wednesday, but that's okay. >> are you really? >> yes, my great -- my grandfather on my dad's side came here from turkey when he was a kid. >> that's wonderful. >> that's what they tell me. i have no verification. >> you can run against scott brown. >> it is a beautiful country. >> i am half romanian. what do you think about that? >> as they say on "project runway" make a turk. >> i think i am white, mostly white and a little bit of -- >> okay randy newman. >> mostly white. i am half romanian. i am mostly white. >> can you check a box for that? >> can you check a box that says mostly white on forms. >> that's the other. it is other and you put mostly white. >>

. >> reporter: in 1977 a klm 747 collided with a pan am 747 during takeoff in the canary islands, killing3 people. cbs aviation and safety expert captain sullenberger says incursion the last frontier. >> we pick the lowest fruit. we improved our traffic controller procedures greatly. >> reporter: 1,000 runway incursions happened last year in the u.s., seven considered very close to catastrophic. the faa told cbs news that is actually an improvement. in 2000 that number was 67. >> we have the obligation to get those numbers as close to zero as important, to have one could be potentially catastrophic. >> reporter: in a statement the faa told us runway status lights literallying traffic lights for runways will be installed at 23 u.s. airports by 2016. the question of course remains what could happen between now and then. back to you. >>> so the captain says we got the low-hanging fruit. what is the higher hanging fruit we need to get to the prevent this in. >> i don't know. clearly it's more dangerous on the ground than in the air. >> one of the things that scare me. >> when you through. >>

in it leonardo dicaprio plays a com man who passed himself off s a pan am pilot.d himself off his scamnce one aviation official. when authorities caught up with the suspected con artist on friday at turin airport he was decked out in a pilot's uniform. he led police to a garage filled with fake i.d. cards, resumes and training manuals, everything except for the real credentials. >> "catch me if you can" character was trying to make money off the deal. this guy was just looking for the ego of being an airline pilot. >> reporter: fateors are looking into whether the man whose real name is still unknown scammed his way on toni other flights. he's been charged with impersonation and putting passenger safety at risk. >> now another thing to worry about when you get on the plane. are you a real pilot, sir? when amanda knox was accused of killing her roommate it took her four years to prove she was innocent. her boyfriend will join us to tell us why their lives will never be the same. you're watching cbs "this morning." we'll be right back. ft. new dove style + care whipped cream mousse. bett

a broad brush stroke is wearing a pan -- if the pope in that sense i am pro-choice regarding everything. well, pro-choice regarding everything means that actually if your choices involve putting other people in harm's way or your choices and a defrauding or harming another human being, then that is when the government -- that is what the government does have a role to protect us against individuals, groups, corporations that do us harm. >> as governor, teach you shrink the size of the state government you use your veto quite a bit, but were you able to shrink the size of the government? >> when it came $2, was able to cut the rate of growth in half. that was the historical rate of growth. i was pointed at state government employees over an eight-year period there were 1200 fewer state employees starting with 12,000, and in the 12,800. it was a 10% reduction in state government employees, which i always pointed out unquestionably sad that hey, who are doing things more efficiently because we were doing things with fewer state employees that were doing more things. i would like to point o

know, you look at every major terrorist incident against the united states, whether you're talking pan am 103, the world trade center, the "uss cole" bombing, the bombing the saudi arabia. rarely do you get an advanced notice. >> jim miklaszewski has more information. >> i don't want to alarm anybody light now but apparently it felt a few moments ago like there was an explosion of some kind here at the pentagon. we're on the e-ring of the pentagon. we have a window that faces out toward the potomac, toward the kennedy center. we haven't been able to see or hear anything after the initial blast. i just stepped out in the hallway. security guards were herding people out of the building. and i saw just a moment ago as i looked out side a number of construction workers who had been working here have taken flight. they are running as far away from the building as they can right now. i hear no sirens going off in the building. i see no smoke. but the building shook for just a couple of seconds. the windows rattled. and a security personnel are doing what they can momentarily to clear this part

the knockout pan am 103. what do we do afterwards? it is not as simple as saying, "we're going in there." i think we up to be conscious of what it means we draw a line. >> i would reiterate that we need to have leadership in this country when it comes to foreign policy. we have not seen that in the last four years. we're witnessing the turmoil, which i believe is due in part to that. we have seen terrorism in al qaeda research is in libya. this world is not a safe place. our world has changed in the last 11 years, becoming less safe. if we do not have strong messages sent from washington, and makes it even less safe. >> the next question is for senator fischer. >> it has been said the greatest threat to america right now is is accumulating debt, $16 trillion and counting. so security, medicare and medicaid are the main problems going forward. what real solutions would you come up with? >> $16 trillion in debt. who would ever have thought that? who would have thought it for years ago? we cannot continue down this path. as i travel the

pan. and now we need to do the process of -- >> jimmy: yup. [ laughter ] >> you look scared. >> jimmy: i am. >> -- of deglazing this. >> jimmy: yeah. >> okay, and this is how we do it at guy's american say. so what we're going to do is -- i got a little bit of tequila here. and i'm just going to bring this tequila into the pan. and then, you fire it up. >> jimmy: go, buddy. >> fire it up. >> jimmy: hi-ya! >> here we go. >> jimmy: hi-ya! >> now, hit it. >> jimmy: hi-ya! >> hi-ya! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> that's what i am talking about, right there. he's my man!

the most brutal dictators on earth who, by the way, was responsible for the deaths of americans in pan am103 and the bombing of a disco in berlin. so -- and -- but there's a problem in this country. they have porous borders. they have militias running around. they have not had a government of their own in more -- forever, literally. and -- and we -- and they need our help. they need our help in providing border security, in bringing these militias under control and these weapons that are proliferated everywhere. so our mage with the paul amendment -- so our message with the paul amendment is adios, see ya around. that's not america's role in libya. that's not america's role in the world. and nothing would be more welcomed in libya today than if the islamists and al qaeda, who are there, and other extremists would -- nothing would make them happier than to hear that the united states had cut off all assistance to libya. nothing would encourage them more. nothing would allow them to gain more traction and support from the libyan people. this is a fight for the heart and souls of the people

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i am here with peter pan. what happened this. >> it is robin hood. >> robin hood, not heard of him. peter, i feel like you have seen better days. >> well, i don't think so. these are good days. >> where is your tinker bell, and what would see have to say about all of this? i am trying to do an interview here! >> this is exciting. shay what have you seen from a year's worth of occupying. >> he is the strong and silent type. >> we are responsible for the collapse of wall street. bear stern, goldman sacks, aig. >> mel gibson. >> i don't believe he is a banker. >> you don't have a little person protestor in there? >> no. >> that would be the ultimate weapon. cops can never arrest a little person protestor. it is not adorable. >> how about hollywood do they run hollywood? >> yes. >> bring back "full house." bring back "full house." god bless uncle jesse. i am not allowed to protest. if you can get in here -- if i can get in there you can smuggle me in. see if you can do it. go for it. >> what do we want? not wall street. when do we want it? now. every human being is lug again. luggage. >

. >> i am increasingly troubled by rising tensions in the region over territorial disputes. pan has been watching the events. >> i urge concerned parties to resolve the dispute peacefully. must continue to build a mutual trust and confidence to avoid tensions in the region. >> the general assembly will start next tuesday in new york. the leaders of more than 120 nations plan to attend including japanese prime minister. >> a group of people believed to be involved in anti-japan protests, surrounded a car, carrying the u.s. ambassador to beijing this week. the vehicle sustained minor damage. an internet video shows several dozen people stopping the car, carrying ambassador gary lock. the demonstrators threw plastic bottles, scuffled with security guard and attempted to snatch the u.s. flag from the car. the incident in front of the u.s. embassy in a neighborhood that hosts several diplomatic missions. the chinese foreign ministry launched an investigation into what happened. >>> police in japan are looking into cases of hacking that may be related to the dispute. checking into rep

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