. >> i'm michael quon fourth generation in my family involved in shark fin business. >>reporter: one of the law most vocal opponent appearing at hearings in sacramento and at news conference sponsored by state senator yee. >> not cost effective just to go catch shark but when they do catch a shark they are going to use it. >>reporter: now he becomes the first major test of the new la law. charged with 4 misdemeanor for possession or sale of frozen processed shark fin. raw shark tail. dry shark fin and dried shark fin for display purposes. . if you knew what the law was why have all the shark fin there. >>reporter: maximum penalty for each count i,000 dollars and 6 month in jail. not nearly enough for some activis activist. we don't think this is right. we think this is grossly under done. >> nor cal coordinator for sea shepherd cease it as cost of doing business. shaw estimates thousands office shark died for quon to have more than a ton of shark fip in the warehouse. >> we believe perhaps one per animal. one per animal more equitable situation. we are talking about t

he quon five league titles and the champions league trophy.cket has recorded the fishes victory at lord singles 1955. to take oone-nil lead in that 5-marsh series it keeping even more, isn't planning on giving up the captaincy yet. >> i was just as determined as i was at the beginning of this game, five days, you know, obviously is a big day in sport. i just want to glet at the beginning of the week to throw it all out, and i've still got the determination to do that. >> what was important still moving hard, giving the same kind of preparation and i think into the game, you have sealed in the first system you can see for this team. it is fantastic the kind of effort and determination. very well overall game of cricket for us. >> thanks very much, robin. now a religious organization in the philippines has built one of the largest indoor arenas in the world. jamila explains why. >> secretly organizations in the philippines. the church has been in existence for 100 years. and this is how its members celebrate. by building one of the world's bigge

he's planning another front yard quons concert really, really soon. and by the way, when his parents saw the crowd, they thought, oh, my god, do we have enough oreos? >> always my first thought. >>> new questions this morning about the united flight forced to make an emergency landing on a remote island in the middle of the pacific ocean. we told you about this yesterday. should the plane have taken off in the first place? also this morning, we're hearing from passengers about the harrowing moments when smoke filled the cabin and the plane took the sudden drop. brandi hitt is on the story. >> reporter: this morning, some with questioning why united flight 201 was allowed to take off in the first place. the flight was delayed hours earlier that day while crews worked on a maintenance problem. they could smell the odor then. >> i told my wife, this is not a good decision. when you smell wire like that burning. they made the decision to go. >> reporter: the boeing 777 was forced to make an emergency landing over the pacific ocean in one of the most remot

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