this was a piper 46 aircraft. the report said it's out of south florida.erstanding the search is underway right now, near the airport where it raked. so water units were searching an area eight miles south and east from the airport. tammy -- tami-ami is a small executive airport. he is flying over the water, and the passenger falls out. so they're searching and when we get more we'll bring it to you. >>> word of a new scandal rocking the united states secret service and reported by removed two agents from president obama's security detail of they're said to have sent a female coworker sexually suggestive e-mails. the "washington post" reports an incident earlier this year at the hay adams hotel, which doesn't overlook anything but the white house. it's in d.c. and has started the investigation. it's where president obama and his family stayed before his first inauguration. it's right across the street from the white house. back in may the feds got a call from a hotel staffer the saying a secret service agent tried to force his way interest a woman's room b

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david piper following developments, streaming live from bangkok, thailand. david? >> reporter: hi, greg. yes. as was feared, the death toll is mounting in the philippines. filipino officials have said they fear that as many as 10,000 people may have died in just one area. now, typhoon haiyan struck the philippines friday. it tore through the central part of the country, leaving death and destruction in its wake. this is one of the worst storms to make landfall in recorded history. packing winds of nearly 200 miles per hour. as many as 4 million people have

were onboa the piper plane. the missing person's ne has not been released, and police ve not indicated any foul play. >>> t there is more foul play from tonto mayor rob ford, and his latest meltdown was all caught on li tv. speaking toeporters thursd, the yor denied he asked a female to perform sex from a -worker. he later held a news conference to apologize withis less than happy wife standing by hiside. >> i've been under tremendou tremendoustress. the stress largely of my own maki. i have apologized and i have tried to move rward. this has pron to be almost impossible. >>> let's take y to florida now. several homes have bn abandoned as a giant sinkhole forces many to evacuate their neighborho. the massive crater swalled portio of two homes as it panded just before dawn. th sinkhole has grown 70 fee wide by 50 feet deep, and officialfear more homes could be allowed. >>> meanile, the white hou is trying to dig itself out of a hole. many wonder about t health care lauer and if the move can ve his credibility. tr

they're now embroiled in a custody battle with piper's attacker. whose new documentary "31 states" focuses on this very topic. angela and kyle, thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you. >> angela, i want to start with you. just tell your story and piper's experience. because i know it's an ongoing case. >> yes, it is. our daughter was 14. and it was christmas 2010. and some young men who a friend of hers went to school with came over to have christmas game night. and we were making pizzas and such. getting ready for the holidays. along with them came a young man who was in the military. home on christmas exodus. and came to our home. met us. and then he proceeded to rape our daughter that night. we would not find out about it for another 5 1/2 months. we found out on mother's day weekend of 2011. and the first thing i thought about when she told me was that very night with that young man shaking my husband's hand in our kitchen saying thank you. i became physically ill. and stayed that way for some time. i was very

we'll check back with you, david piper, streaming live from bangkok. david, thank you. >>> to give you some idea of the strength of this superstorm, nearly 480,000 people in the philippines have been displaced. sustained winds reaching 195 miles per hour. some guests -- some gusts were as high as 235 miles per hour. compare that to hurricane katrina, which did so much damage. winds during landfall, 125 miles an hour. >>> talks on iran's nuclear program ending overnight in geneva with no deal at all. world leaders spent three days grappling over the best ways to reduce iran's nuclear capable. israel's leaders have warned now against any deal that eases sanctions on iran. but secretary of state john kerry is defending his strategy on iran, saying the agreement that he was seeking would be in israel's best interest. >> we are not blind, and i don't think we're stupid. i think we have a pretty strong sense of how to measure whether or not we are acting in the interest of our country, and of the globe, and particularly of our allies. like israel and gulf st

let's get to dana piper -- david piper streaming live for us from bangkok. david? >> hi, uma.he death and destructio

trajeron el cadáver que puede ser el de gerardo nales, desde coral gables, que cayo de esta avioneta piper 200 encontraron un cadáver flotando, no sabemos si todavía este es el cadáver de gerardo nales >> fue encontrado a las 10:30 de la tarde en manglares, las autoridades buscan el cuerpo cuando escucharon el codigo de emergencia mayday. (habla en inglés) >> la avioneta privada despego del aeropuerto ejecutivo de kendall y aterrizo en el mismo lugar sin convenientes, au nse investiga si cayo accidentalmente o salto deliberadamente >> hay que ver con que lidiamos, para ver si lidiamos con homicidio, suicidio, ahora el médico forense nos puede dar más información >> a esta hora quedan muchas preguntas, como a donde se iba la avioneta y como murio, si el cadáver es el de gerardo tendremos las respuestas de los forenses >> un padre de familia de misouri recibio la custodía de sus hijas, pese a ser agresor sexual, la madre de las niñas dice que el juez fallo a favor del individuo, dice que no es buena madre, pero prefiere que se queden con su abuela, tendra la custodía de sus pequeñas por 6 me

david typer -- piper is live in thailand. what's the latest there? >> hi, heather, yes.red that vietnam was going to be hit next by typhoon haiyan. there was a mass evacuation from the coastline. but overnight the typhoon hit land fall between the chinese and vietnamese borders. it has been downgraded to a tropical storm. it is turning into a humanitarian disaster in the philippines. hundreds of thousands of people are in need of medical supplies there. inds of 200 miles per hour and with death and destruction in its wake. as many as 10,000 people may have died in one city. it was struck by storm surge caused by the typhoon. houses were demolished. the airport is operational again and u.s. marines have arrived in the c 130 aircraft with supplies. the u.s. military has made aircraft in the relief effort. it is part of a major international reliever fort that is underway. reports 300 people have died on a nearby island with another 2,000 missing. the philippines government is saying the span is overwhelming. hundreds of thousands are surviving in the open without food or w

david piper is live in bangkok, tie land, with the very latest. president obama has vowed that america will come to the aid of the philippines in its time of need. as you said, some u.s. marines are now at the center of the devastation helping the people there and also u.s. ships and aircraft are being used in a massive relief operation. now, it was feared that vietnam would be hit next by the typhoon. a mass evacuation was launched and it seems to have missed the worst of it and the typhoon made landfall between vet familiar and china and downgrade to do a tropical storm. it's turning into a humanitarian disas in the philippines of the hundreds of thousands of people are in desperate need of food and medical supplies. the typhoon struck on friday, packing winds of nearly 200 miles per hour. it left a trail of death and destruction in its wake. philippino officials fear as many as 10,000 people may have died in just one city. it was struck by a storm surge caused by the typhoon. houses were demolished and the local airport was wrecked and also we

david piper has been following the story since the beginning.ins us live from bangkok, thailand. david, what is the latest on all of these relief efforts? >> there were considerable quantities of aid arriving. some of the worst affected areas of the fiphilippines. the relief operation had a major boost with the arrival of some u.s. ships with the help of the u.s. marines on the ground they have managed to get operational around the clock. the local air, the town was decimated by a storm surge caused by typhoon hiaiyan flattening many of the buildings a weeks ago. the official death toll stands over 2,300. lawlessness has been breaking out over the area over the past few days as people become increasingly desperate for food and water. some teams have been forced to pull out of the area temporarily. the area is still not secure and filipino troops control the town and there is a night when curfew enforced. two u.s. navy destroyed in the disaster zone. the carrier uss george washington are expected to arrive off the coast tonight. the helicopters o

but we have a guest to meet, somebody high up in the hiker arcky, john piper, john is the vice president of the macy's parade studio. in other words, you're the man that makes all the balloons and things. >> all of the balloons and floats are designed and produced at the macy's studio, by the great artists and artisans at work with me all year long. >> let's get to the issue we would like to see snoopy and sponge bob and the other 60 huge balloons that you have. what do you think is going to happen? the wind appears to have dropped but if it gusts higher than 34 then you can't fly these things. >> that is our cutoff numbers but my most recent visit to our meteorologist we have on site and we are keeping here not only all through the day but through the night and the morning, will be monitoring every aspect of the local weather, in touch with the national weather service and all the weather stations that macy's has placed along the parade route where we can monitor in a micro-fashion the winds that are all along the parade route. i just spoke wher a little while -- with her a little while

let's get to dana piper -- david piper streaming live for us from bangkok. david? >> hi, uma. the true scale of the death and destruction is only just becoming apparent in philippines. the death toll is likely to rise in the next few days. the typhoon smashed in to the philippines friday, packing winds of nearly 200 miles per hour. experts believe it could be the strongest typhoon to make landfall in recorded history. the central philippines felt the brunt of the storm. communities were ripped apart, as the strong winds flung vehicles about and tore down buildings. 15-foot high waves from a storm surge flooded coastal towns and villages. landslides and trees blocked roads, hampering the relief effort. there is still no communication and it's difficult to find out what has happened on some islands. the worst area is the coastal city that was engulfed by a storm surge. the aviation officials say the flight crew reported bodies on the street. the roads are still blocked leading from the local airport in to taklaban and the only way in is by helicopter. united nations disaster tea

west div champion a -- a -- 21 still and option also picks u piper brand anderson here. beautiful day in the city of the champion tour golf. followed up yesterday of round 165 with another today of 2 strokes cleared the field peter is in second place. >>> guess what? three years ago today the giants beat the rangers to win the 2010 world series. now, friday night's top five. today without and shaves it alld raise $23, 000 for charity. and lebron james, hes to the brooklyn. here is how you get a penalty. number 2, pinball on ice, victor off the lighting and off the board and off the goalie and into the net. tampa bay wins 3 to nothing over carolina. number 1, capital in the pliers and in orange. 7 to nothing. even the goalies got into it here. 164 penalty per minute. folks e to call that a huge time out. >> no kidding. >> it is no wonder they never have enough players to finish that game. >> well, a lot of beer that night, we'll be right back. >>> welcome to the only 49 hour weekend that you will get the entire year, we are falling back tomorrow night and sunshine and coo

david piper streaming live now from bangkok with more details. >> yes, the real death and destruction is only becoming apparent. as you said, the death toll is likely to rise considerably over the next few days. now, typhoon haiyan smashed into the philippines friday, packing winds of nearly 200 miles per hour. experts believe it could be the strongest typhoon to make landfall in recorded history. central philippines felt the brunt of the storm. communities were ripped apart as the strong winds flung vehicles about and tore down buildings. 15-foot high waves from a storm surge flooded coastal towns and villages. landslides and trees blocked roads, hampering their relief effort. there is still no communication with some communities. and it's been difficult to find out so far what has happened on some islands. the worst area reached by rescue teams so far is the coastal city of tacloban. aviation officials say flight crews reported bodies on the streets. the roads are still blocked leading into the town from the local airport. and can only be contacted by helicopter at this time. a u.n.

here's piper: stewart says: as we see that the people suffer regular the kids. >> no doubt. and we'll be getting into it as much as we can in the next half hour. two dozen schools shut down in fell fill and thousands of staff laid off. the result of a $1 billion cut in the education budget on governor tom corbett's watch. though the impact is statewide, fell fill is taking a disproportionate hit. the city teaches 10% of the students, but is absorbing 25% of the cuts. parents clean that it means longer walks to other schools and closing down classrooms. a 12-year-old girl complained of not feeling well at school, died of an asthma attack when she got home. had there been a school nurse to intervene, her life may have been saved. what does this mean for the future of education in philadelphia? a reporter on the philadelphia city paper, our activist, shiron snyder, and a history teacher in philadelphia. these things don't happen overnight, and they're not the result of one person. so walk us down the road that you think got the philly school district into this current mess. >>

because the cops i knew piper cost a lot of money. nobody came. oh oh. well. after more than one house cross-examination the police have still been unable to make thomas confess so they turn on his mother melody. she's bipolar and hasn't taken her medicines for six months but the police focus their questions on getting her to point the finger of blame at her right. when we. know he hollered and he went he got. hit strained and then he went to get home and i was having a semicolon kind out here you know i had to write. i don't remember but i don't think. i did it was. ya know. you don't think. it was they didn't notice it was gone but as soon as my mother. who was there to help me but she betrayed me very much for of . just spring was threw me to the cops and said he did it. they were going to grow but i always got on my car. the only way to peer. pressure. as his mother condemns him thomas' interrogation continues this time off camera half for a while thomas finally says i'm hungry i haven't had anything to eat all day and then they turn off the tape and they

cuw2730502 san andreas piper jaffray 2 and pipeline 3 improvements project in the city of south san francisco, et cetera. >> move it. >> second. >> it's been moved and seconded. >> any public comment on the item? seeing none, public comment is called. i will call for the vote. all those in favor, signify by saying aye? >> aye. >> and opposed? the ayes have it. the motion carries. we're going to move into closed session madame secretary, but is it appropriate to call up mr. richard hanson who submitted a card. >> yes. >> mr. hanson. >> yes, hi. my name is richard hanson and i'm speaking as a private citizen of san francisco i used to be on the puc cac and working on water and sewer and those problems for about ten years. during the time i was on the cac, i was active in making recommendations about this and that. but one of the things i was persistent about was asking about the puc's planning for disasters. i came to san francisco originally in 1988 from a background as a research scientist in astronomy and worked at va hospital and employed at presidio of san francisco when it was an active m

shortly after the piper pa-46 took off on the small airport south of miami, the pilot road for help. he said that a door was open and a passenger fell out. that triggered a search on land and sea. the man's body was found in a swampy area. >>> a rare type of meningitis is spreading across a college campus. the dilemma over using a vaccination not approved in the united states. >> biggest obstacle is time. >> this is nothing short of an olympic sprint. >> on standby for now. how the u.s. navy is gearing up to help the victims of the super typhoon in the philippines. >>> and here a sa live look over san francisco. a good chance of rain before the week is through. stay tuned for your seven-day forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, meningitis on campus. the first case of bacterial meningit student retu >>> princeton university is trying to stop the spread of a rare type of meningitis on campus. the first case of bacterial meningitis developed when a student returned from spring break in march. an outbreak was declared in may and at least one student is still hospitalized. the illness is

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. >> it's called paying the piper. redick has shaved off his famous beard. >> he had a big, bushy beard last month, and it's become sort of a trademark look for him over the past few years. >> kind of the in thing. >> let's check out the photo he fweeted out. redick was just a few days of stubble. wow. he is a great guy. a few days. why did he shave it off? take a listen. >> you may be a fantastic baseball player. you may have won a golden globe, but guess what, you are not the -- you are not the king of beer. >> i can't think of a better way to start your weekend right now. that was a challenge issued by world wrestling entertainment star daniel brian back in march at a taping of a smackdown. this week it was revealed redick actually lost the king of beers challenge. yeah. the king of beards challenge. his punishment, you see it right there, having to allow another man to shave his beard off. >> war wore star seth curry will make a game time decision on whether or not he will play with a concussion against the lakers

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it's of course having a hard time of it. >> david piper, thank you very much.ard to see those images. thanks, david. the united states navy, christening its newest aircraft carrier today. >> i cristen the united states ship gerald r. ford, may god bless this ship and all who sail her. >> well done. uss gerald r. ford in new ford, pennsylvania. the nuclear powered ship is the navy's first new carrier design in more than 40 years. >>> a fox news exclusive, well, let me start that again. fox news reporting exclusive, as we're approaching a very important day in history. 50 years since the assassination of jfk. we go in depth searching for truth. what really happened on the day that changed american history? >> reporter: november 22, 1963. the day begins with an exciting welcome for president kennedy, outside his ft. worth, texas hotel. in nearby dallas, oswald is going to work with a hidden rifle, he kept it in ruth and michael payne's garage. >> it looked like camping equipment. it never occurred to michael that it might be a gun. >> reporter: in less than four h

industry and threaten the goal of stimulating consumption figures but even if china's gdp lowered the pipers that its economy to provide many job opportunities. with china's economic improvement increase of one percent would mean that more than one point seven million new jobs can provide. it's not necessary for china to realize that seven point five percent goal so far this year the manufacturing industry has accounted for thirty percent of thai economy. they can come to increase would also break a percent in the pot. compare the investment the consumption of the week the obvious that the dolphin confronted with death it would be to give chinese people bigger salary otherwise artificially keeping up the fruit pickers might lead to problems in the future. ok that we have time for today at the china price what to expect them to believe that the cost of living in china. until then you can get anywhere at all mind and you end up tv. i'm done with it. such sis. well that this is one of its non traditional bunny in the us and the expense of another the world would be made to compete it's ok to pr

david piper following developments, streaming live from bangkok, thailand. david?> reporter: hi, greg. yes. as was feared,

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this stomacher public as we know it at this point how back cept the basic requirements of the piper lost on this point it on is doing what it was expected to do i think the real issue is what it on gets in return i think that's where the problem really stands now the fact the problem is this the problem is that mr kerry is going to come back to washington d.c. is not going to live in geneva when he comes back to washington and he's going to add to the he's going to see that crowd around him. right a lobby crowd the congress they are on are those very american right being stick around they did a publican party all up they're going to have to give him a real real hard on. when of course we'll keep you updated on the progress something you can't talks in geneva throughout the day on air and online at our website our team. a giant step of twenty four winter games the olympic torch has just been taken on a space walk for the very first time in history as part of the longest to ever toss relate the friends and witness the unique moment from mission control and joins of live lindsey a remarkabl

piper jeffries top ranked analyst joins us. gene, you say better than expected lines soap better than expected sales? >> yes. keep in mind expectations were pretty low. the ipad air, only 35 to 40% of total ipad units, keep that in mind. and overall slightly better. we weren't expecting to see anybody in line today and we saw modest lines. >> bigger launch to watch will be the mini. what are you expecting. what can we glean with the december quarter? >> well, as far as ipad, it's going to roll out at some point in the next couple weeks, they haven't given a definitive date. let's call it 65%. and really, this is going to be the one that drives the ipad units. in total, it's 25% of apple's business. so it's important that that gets off to an important launch, a big launch. this is not as critical. as far as the december quarter, still all about the iphone, 57% of sales this quarter. obviously off to a fast start. they are having a hard time. so production will be the key to that number for the december quarter. >> all right. gen

david piper has been following this story from the beginning.lisabeth. yes, rescue and relief teams are struggling to cope with the enormity of the disaster. there is some help on the way. u.s. and british naval forces are steaming there and the carrier, uss george washington should be there within two to four days. its helicopter air wing should be very helpful getting those supplies out to those isolated areas because at the moment, they can get those food and medical supplies to them. they're also carrying distillation plan to distill 400,000 gallons of water a at this which is crucial. at least 10,000 people are feared dead after the typhoon haiyan struck the philippines on friday. the center of the strike was, the marines are there helping and helping the relief operation and we understand more marines are coming from their base in okinawa, japan. it's a real struggle for the philippines and they've also had an earthquake, 4.8 magnitude earthquake in the last 12 hours. so it's really tough for them at the moment. back to you in the studio.

gregg: david piper streaming live from bangkok, thank you. any worse for those devastated by the typhoon, residents on the island hit hardest just experienced a 7.2 magnitude earthquake only three weeks ago. that killed 222 people according to the red cross, destroying a hospital, leaving hundreds of thousands without any shelter. the full extent of casualties and damage from the typhoon is not yet known. >> new information on nuclear showdown with iran, state tv is reporting that the islamic republic, the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog have reached a deal that will allow expanded monitoring of the country's atomic program. all of this after iran and world leader dz fail to reach an agreement over the weekend in geneva. amy kellogg has the details about that. what's happening next? >> there are two parts to revolving the standoff with iran over the nuclear program. one is making sure it's not a proliferation risk but two is getting some answers to questions about what iran got up to in the past when the u.n. nuclear watchdog suspects that iran was d

>> he lives in an island not far from where he actually fell or jumped out of that piper malibu planesearch is back on for his body. but so far, no success. experts say falling out of a plane is considered not survivable. after the passenger fell the pilot calmly called the tower s saying: air traffic controller responds. so, why is homicide investigating this if it appearing to be or is it not an accident? well because there is a death involved right now. it is standard operating procedure. and throw the guy out. it is possible that the door was left ajar and the passenger unbuckled his seatbelt and came over and opened that door and jumped out. you can see on the plane the door opened upward with the stairs going down. once the door is open it is easy to jump or fall out of that open. >> in the meantime, big promises from president obama saying that americans can keep insurance that previously had been cancelled. >> you cannot do this by executive fiat. we are run by a judicial branch. >> and talk about trouble with authority. toronto's crack smoking mayor getting downright obscene

david piper joins us from bangkok, thailand with more. david?porter: jenna, yes, people are increasingly desperate for food, water, medical supplies in the philippines. it has been over five days since typhoon haiyan has struck and very little seems to have got through thus far. in one incident, eight people died as a wall collapsed as thousands of people mobbed a food warehouse near tacloban. police and soldiers could not stop looters taking 100,000 sacks of rice from the government building. there is widespread looting in towns like tacloban and attacks on convoys as people get desperate. local politicians are call for the relief operation to improve the movement of aid to those desperate for it. aid organizers say they have to speed up the delivery of supplies. >> priority has got to be, let's get the food in, let's get the water in. we have a lot more coming in today. even that will not be enough. we need to scale up operations on an ongoing basis. >> reporter: the u.s. marines in tacloban say the local operate should be operating around the

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>> shortly after the plane took off from a private airport just outside of miami the pilot of the piper pa-46 aircraft radioed air traffic controllers to tell them what happened. >> you said you had a passenger that fell out of your plane? >> that's correct, sir. he opened the back door and he l down plane. >> the coast guard used helicopters and boats to search for the missing passenger. authorities say they don't plan to find the man alive. >> it's reasonable that anybody that falls from an aircraft without a parachute turns into a recovery effort and not a search and rescue. >> only the pilot and one passenger were on board the plane. investigators are interviewing the pilot to try to piece together exactly what happened. marly hall, wjz eyewitness news. >> the coast guard and local fire rescue says part of their investigation is trying to confirm whether the call was real. >>> baltimore based understood armor is leaping forward into the fitness technology market. according to the baltimore sun, under armor plans to acquire map my fitness for $150 million. they are the creator of map

gerri: the blue state's leading will they pay the piper? what will happen tonight? >> watch colorado. it could be close it is interesting to see people who just legalized marijuana want to tax it back into prohibition. we will see the governor of new jersey refused to raise taxes will be reelected. the republican candidate in virginia who follows a republican governor who raised taxes the biggest in history may pay a penalty for his predecessor's. gerri: there is a lot going on in that race. thank you for coming on tonight. we appreciate your time. war to come including a major insurance company for canceling policies for obama forces to change his message it changes every day a little bit different about keeping your insurance plan. so ally bank has a raise your rate cd thaton'that's correct.rate. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark? i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd. if ourate on this cd goes up, yours can too. oh that sounds nice. don't feel trapped with the ally raise your rate cd

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let's get today's action, piper jaffray senior market analyst, wealth management, bcu managing director, and in the pits of the cme let's start with you. the end of the day, the end of the trading day we saw the downward rip. what was going on? >> it is black friday, black friday mania but jobs next week is what all traders are looking at. we head into next week and you are starting to see repositioning ahead of that. jobs are major focus by the close of today, people looking at next week. tracy: the s&p up 20% this year, today, one of the lightest trading days of the year even though the market is doing fine. where do you expect the s&p to be by the end of the year? >> we continue to think the market will work its way higher. when we have gone back and looks at those years, going into thanksgiving holiday, and 80% of the time you are higher in december so we think the market will work its way higher, specifically the s&p, working for 1850 by year end. ashley: we just heard jeff in the last hour said we could see s&p 2,000 by the end of the year. >> 2,000 -- dave: glad. >> 2,000 by next

david piper is in bangkok, thailand, with the latest. david? >> reporter: hi, arthel. yes it is becoming a race against time to get those much-needed food and medical supplies to those needy people in the philippines in time. we understand there is some help on its way now though. it is, it includes u.s. and british naval forces. the carrier uss george washington and support ships are steaming from hong kong and should be there within two to four days. >> i feel terribly as does my crew and as does the entire strike group on what's occurred and our hearts go out to all the people in the philippines. we are very much pleased to be able to provide help and relief. >> reporter: the helicopter air wing of the george washington will be crucial in getting help to the people particularly in those isolated areas which haven't been reached yet. the aircraft carrier can also produce 400,000 gallons of water a day from its water distilling plant. at least 10,000 people have died in that typhoon haiyan disaster and that figure could rise considerably over the next few days. the ci

we'll take it down in sand piper. let me see those hands. shut the car off with your left hand.. hands up. >> but it's a false alarm. booth's not inside. >> what's wrong with you people? driving around with weed in your car? all right. we're going to break loose. head back and regroup. we're going to get this information. >> by the time he's done, investigator matt jenna and his team hear from one of their informants. they get the apartment number they've been waiting for. now it's time to grab their suspect. >> it's going to be that building right there. >> jenna and nine other armed officers including several u.s. marshals head up to the apartment. the resident there gives them permission to search. they find booth and another male inside. both surrender without incident. >> all right, we're clear. >> we all had that in our mind knowing this guy is willing to shoot police. your alertness is definitely heightened. are we going to take them? is this going to be the time? everything is a bit more stressful, that's for sure. >> authorities place both men under arrest. they'll char

he was flying the piper off the coast of miami when he radioed that his passenger opened the door andell 2,000 feet into the atlantic. >> i have a door ajar. and a passenger just fell down. >> reporter: the air traffic controller seemed baffled by the comments and the pilot's tone. >> that's correct, sir. he opened the back door. and he just fell down the plane. >> reporter: authorities have been searching since thursday for the victim, along with any clues that would help them figure out why or how a door would open in mid flight. police are looking into the relationship between the pilot and passenger. at this point, they have no evidence of foul play. and it may be very difficult to determine exactly how that passenger left the plane at 1,800 feet. >> bizarre story. >> very much. two people onboard. and only one witness at this point. >> thanks, tai. >>> now, to the college football player making serious and potentially damaging accusations against a coach at rutgers university. this comes just months after a basketball bullying scandal on that same campus. lindsay czarniak from ou