. >>> the biggest salvage operation in history. one year after the cost ta concordia cruise ship disaster, how the ship is being moved out and what family members are doing to are doing to are doing to remember those that died. >>> >>> three years ago today a deadly quake struck the caribbean island of haiti killing more than a quarter of a million people. michelle moretali was joined by the u.s. special envoy for haiti. former president bill clinton. rebuilding has been painfully slow and barely half of the five billion dollars pledged by donors. >>> another grim anniversary, ceremonies inill will mark one year since costa concordia accident. the families of the victims are watching the biggest salvage operation. >>> kevin is on the island to mark the one year anniversary of his brother's death. >> it has been a difficult time. >> 33-year-old russell, a waiter on the costaconcordia is one of two victims hose bodies have not been found. >> going back to the island and has given me a little bit of relief because i find myself near t

they have put some salvage experts on board. at first, they said five saba's experts, and that has been confirmed. -- five salvage experts, and that has been confirmed. they now have to work and how to get the oil off. it broke three -- free from its tow ropes. it is now grounded on the bank. the weather conditions are slightly better than they were. they previously have been experiencing winds of 63 miles an hour, waves of 35 feet, very challenging conditions. they will be making an attempt later to get it off. >> do we know anything more about the age of the rig, anything that might indicate the condition it was in? is it operated by shell? >> it is. it is being used in the arctic to do drilling. there is the suggestion the rig has been damaged, we do not know how badly, if at all. that could clearly -- severely compromised operations next summer, because they need two -- that could severely compromise operations next summer, because they need two rigs. >> venezuelas president -- venezuela's president hugo chavez is still in h

it's never been attempted before, to handle a vessel in this position. >> tomorrow's salvage crews will stop work and observe a moment of silence. as part of tomorrow's ceremonies, a piece of the rock that tore apart the ship's hull will be returned to the reef, along with a plaque commemorating the victims. >>> another aviation mishap at san carlos airport, the second in less than a week and another pilot walks away unhurt. the 56-year-old pilot was flying in from san luis abyss bow on business and had no idea his landing gear was still up until he hit the runway. the man was the only person on board and did not need medical attention. the accident closed the airport until the plane could be removed from the runway. >>> last week also at the san carlos airport, this small plane overshot the runway last monday, ended up nose-down in a pond. the pilot and passenger walked away unhurt. the sheriffs deputy said the pilot may have been going too fast when he tried to land. >>> we're talking about cold temperatures. chilly tonight, but not the coldest? >> no, tomorrow night will be the colde

." >> susie: shell oil is preparing to send salvage crews to the waters in the gulf of alaska, that's where one of its oil rigs ran aground on new year's eve. the kulluck platform is owned by shell, but operated by drilling firm noble corp. it was used for drilling test wells off the north slope of alaska last summer, and has about 140,000 gallons of diesel fuel on board. so far, cold weather and high waves have kept salvage crews at bay. >> tom: finally tonight, the new year marks a time when many people strive for personal improvement. and our viewers are no different. here's allison worrell. >> reporter: among the long list of new year's resolutions, "money matters" often is at the top when the ball drops. viewer taylor shoemaker wants to payoff $10,000 to $15,000 in student loans this year. while jessica schulz says she's going to cut back on eating out. and rusty best plans to put more cash into his 401(k) and roth i.r.a. accounts. while all are good ideas for keeping more cash in your pocket, financial expert gregg mcbride says rusty's idea may be the easiest way to save. >> ann

he wanted to try one more time to try to salvage the vessel. >> yeah, we've just grounded. we just grounded. >> just after we moved off, they went on the rocks. >> the wind and relentless surf have pushed the monarch too far. so the coast guard radios back down. they want to take hanson and his engineer off the ship. gooth sets her coast guard helicopter at the bow again. and wearing survival suits, the captain and the engineer will need to cross the boat from the wheelhouse to the bow. >> from our point of view they got about halfway across. we saw the captain slip, go down on his knees, and this huge mound of ice just crushed -- came across the beck and swept them overboard. >> oh, no! >> the two men are flung into 28-degree water. the tide pulls them dangerously close to the monarch. it looks like they'll be crushed by their own ship. now they're at the mercy of mother nature. >> waves come in sets, so not only were they hammered by that one wave that washed them over, there were about three others that came through, just boom, boom, boom, right on top of them, crushing

." >> susie: shell oil is preparing to send salvage crews to the waters in the gulf of alaska, that's where one of its oil rigs ran aground on new year's eve. the kulluck platform is owned by shell, but operated by drilling firm noble corp. it was used for drilling test wells off the north slope of alaska last summer, and has about 140,000 gallons of diesel fuel on board. so far, cold weather and high waves have kept salvage crews at bay. >> tom: finally tonight, the new year marks a time when many people strive for personal improvement. and our viewers are no different. here's allison worrell. >> reporter: among the long list of new year's resolutions "money matters" often is at the top when the ball drops. viewer taylor shoemaker wants to payoff $10,000 to $15,000 in student loans this year. while jessica schulz says she's going to cut back on eating out. and rusty best plans to put more cash into his 401(k) and roth i.r.a. accounts. while all are good ideas for keeping more cash in your pocket, financial expert gregg mcbride says rusty's idea may be the easiest way to save. >> annu

and salvage teams now working to prevent an environmental disaster. but we begin tonight with word of a plan to calm some anger in congress. i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. republican lawmakers are now promising a vote on aid for victims of super storm sandy by january 15th. the senate has already passed a 6 billion-dollar relief bill and the has was set to vote on a smaller version. john boehner cancelled that vote. darrell issa said the speaker had no choice because of what new york lawmakers did. >> your two senators packed this with pork, had the opportunity to have a 27 to 30 billion-dollar legitimate relief package, packed it with pork and then dared us not to vote on it. >> republicans including new jersey governor chris christie and new york com peter king denied that pork accusation. but the debate is pretty much mood now. because since a new congress begins tomorrow. members will have to write a new bill from scratch delaying aid to all those still struggling to recover. this morning lawmakers from new york and new jersey blasted leaders

and once again, the international community has been prompt in coming in and stepping up, helping, salvaging, in reconstructing. we must break through this vicious cycle. we must replace it with a virtuous circle. this is what we are endeavoring to do, and this is the effort which will put haiti back on its feet. haiti will find its feet again, because we have taken cognizance of the haitian territory, which is considerable, and it is not going to get better in the years ahead if the climate change continues to bear down on the caribbean islands. we will get back on our feet because in a stubborn way, we are working to a different drummer. we must go into preventive mode, and prevention means a bigger investment. regional planning, and planning means making the country or less vulnerable. it means protecting that whichever been affected by deforestation, in a way that lays the basis for further destruction. regional planning means of avoiding losing millions of dollars with every weather event. it means creating a living environment for the people of haiti, and the government has the instrum

the conditions of salvaging the ship right now, certainly play to that assessment. fox news, los angeles. . >>> let's check in with tucker on the forecast. >> couple showers moving through at this moment. we'll take a look at radar together and we have the redskins forecast for you. that one looks great. sunshine with temperatures in the 40s. i'll have all the details coming up in a couple of minutes. share everything. share brotherly love. share one up's. mom ? mom ? the share everything plan. lets your family share a pool of data across 10 devices with unlimited talk and text. now get a lucid by lg, free. . >>> welcome back. got a couple late showers, some cases even pretty good showers moving through the region at the moment. not going to last long. quickly pushing off to the east and to the north during the overnight hours. but you can see if you're out driving in the next hour or so, particularly south of washington, down 95 towards fredericksburg, might encounter a couple of showers. further north and west, currently it's light sprinkles, but possible that it

behind me, the salvage operation continues. it is the biggest and most complex the world has ever seen. the timetable for removal has slipped a bit. islanders are hoping the ships will be done by the end of september. >> a court in south africa has approved the acquisition of a local retail giant. the company must set up a fund to help local businesses after the merger. >> he is being mentored. his small harvests is passed to one of the biggest global food supply chains through walmart. he has learned plenty in the past few months. >> things planted by june, not september nelson and his brother -- planted by june, not september. >> the farming project is a partnership. the aim is to have 30% of small produce grown by small firms. >> we hope they will be able to be strong and stand by themselves. >> the merger has critics from government and outside, including the biggest trade union group. >> our fear is this will come to dominate the retail market. it will have an adverse affect on other competitors, the big retail chains. >>

this landscape supply company owner said he was able to salvage some of his trees. >> we moved our citrus trees our young ones, under cover, the night before last. >> farmers and gardeners in southern california have a couple more days of freezing temperature it is cold snap there isn't expected to break until tuesday. >>> six more shootings in oakland. this afternoon a happen was shot and taken to hospital -- a man was shot and taken to hospital. the latest was tonight. five people were shot outside a house where a party was going on none of them suffered life threatening injuries. the latest shootings do not appear related to the violence that left four people dead in oakland on friday. some officials says the time to declare a state of emergency in this city. >> reporter: it has been a violent stretch of shootings, first, friday night with what police characterize as an ongoing battle between two groups left four people dead. then yesterday, three more shootings, city leaders have had enough and are considering declaring oakland in a state of emergency. >> i think not only a state of e

hundreds of specialists are trying to salvage the vessel. removing it is expected to take several months. >> the seventh stage of the dakar rally was overshadowed by the death of a french motorcyclists. it is the seventh death of a member. >> he was on his way to the seventh stage when he collided with a chilean. it is the third rally debt in three days. -- death in three days. the race continue. d. peter has a 3 minute 14 second lead over his closest rival. a u.s. driver had the best time of the day. -- men's ands man bought championships continue. gemini has modest expectations and a young team -- germany has modest expectations and a young team. >> he is represented germany at the world championships. >> i am really excited. to just focus on the game is something teens learn to do. >> 7 players are making their championship debut this year. the coach hopes the young talent will energize the team. their inexperience poses risks and they are missing some key players. the top hand bollard is missing. he is taking time off-- top handballer is

you can see these enormous structures that the salvage crews have built around at. 24 hours a day, at seven days a week. today you talk to the survivors of this, and the emotional impact is just as present, just as strong. >> screaming, yelling, and there was a woman with a baby with her. she was trying to hand the baby over the railing. >> there is a lot of anger towards the company that does happen at all, and the way they were treated immediately after the wreck. there will be a memorial service for the 32 did not make it off the ship safely. among them, an american couple, a little girl, a woman on her honeymoon. the boulder that the ship struck will be put back in the sea and the place it originally was. >> up next, your maryland lottery numbers, and we will get another check of the insta- weather-plus forecast. first, a look at wall str >> and now time 3 maryland lottery pick three and pick four numbers. >> the maryland lottery celebrates purple friday all season long. >> at the purple friday. i am sarah fleischer from 98 rock. go ravens. here are your pick 3 numbers for this pu

south korea's military has analyzed debris from the rocket salvaged from the yellow sea.luding a first stage fuel tank. sources say some of the debris appears to be from china and four other countries. u.n. resolutions ban member countries from exporting missile parts to north korea. many countries view the launch as a test of the north's long range missile technology. china has traditionally defended the north at the security council. > south korean intelligence agents have arrested a man they believe is a spy. n they believe the man passed confidential information. public broadcaster, kbs, reports the suspect was working at the seoul city office. he visited their homes and consulted with them over the phone. the report says the man they have linked information on 40% of the defactos in sou korea. agents are investigating whether he was spying for the north every since. >>> thousands of people waiting to go home. tons of debris waiting for disposal. vast tracts of lands waiting to be restored. overcoming the disaster won't be easy. but step by step, people are moving for

south korea's military has analyzed debris from the rocket salvage from the yellow sea, including a firstge fuel tank. sources say some of the debris appears to be from china and other foreign countries. they banned other countries from exporting missile parts to north korea. many countries view the launch as a test of the long-range missile technology. china has traditionally defended the north at the council. >>> thousands of defectors living in seoul have been compromised. they have arrested the man they suspect as leaking the information. the 33-year-old man is reported to be working at seoul city office. he visits their homes and gives them advice over the phone. the man himself fled from north korea to 2004. about 20,000 defectors now call south korea their home, but 47% may have had their data passed on to north korea, wondering if the suspect came to south korea as a spy. >>> japan's nuclear regulators have been wondering how to save the nuclear power that crippled fukushima. authority officials are preparing new filter vents for pourt plants. the vents would reduce pressure in th

hear, a coast guard helicopter dropped supplies to and on board salvage team. they found no side of leaking fuel, but the rig has been damaged. >> there is damage to the topside of the vessel, a number of patches have been breached, the team has secured some of the open hatches. the emergency services generators have been damaged. >> they may have to bring in additional generators or work without power. they face serious risks from the elements. the rig near the land on monday night and was cut loose from the last tugboat. >> so many people involved, we have air assets in people staging different areas. it is maintaining that safety. >> many icecaps are shrinking. and the multinational oil companies are racing each other to profit from the vast natural resources believed this landscape. show alone has invested four and a half billion dollars, not the first time the safety record has come under scrutiny. >> what we see is a moment where we can take the time out, the government has not yet issued the permits for drilling in 2013, we can setback and decide not to

the salvage crew is on the ship along with royal did you have shell. -- royal dutch shell. they are carrying 150,000 gallons of diesel but so far no signs of a leak. >>> a very nice winter day is shaping up outside our door and it is a cool one out there today. temperatures are already rebounding and outside we started out a lot colder than we had been. oakland is giving you the soft sunlight and i will explain in just a moment. you can see it is nice and calm and temperatures are in the 50s and 52 in hayward, 50 degrees at fso and again it is a cool one but temperatures are anywhere from 20 to 30 degrees warmer than where we were this morning. you can see the high clouds continue to sweep over the state and this is because of the ridge of humidity over the pacific and you can see it has pushed the storm track to the north and we are not going to see any rain. we are on the edge and they shift right into the area and we will continue to see it in and out of the afternoon and it will be a nice day. i want to bring you to the next few days. monday looks good and by wednesday,

hear, a coast guard helicopter dropped supplies to and on board salvage team. they found no side of leaking fuel, but the rig has been damaged. >> there is damage to the topside of the vessel, a number of patches have been breached, the team has secured some of the open hatches. the emergency services generators have been damaged. >> they may have to bring in additional generators or work without power. they face serious risks from the elements. the rig near the land on monday night and was cut loose from the last tugboat. >> so many people involved, we have air assets in people staging different areas. it is maintaining that safety. >> many icecaps are shrinking. and the multinational oil companies are racing each other to profit from the vast natural resources believed this landscape. show alone has invested four and a half billion dollars, not the first time the safety record has come under scrutiny. >> what we see is a moment where we can take the time out, the government has not yet issued the permits for drilling in 2013, we can setback and decide not to

salvage teams say more money and time will be needed to get the ship off the rocks safely.he italian captain who is accused in all of this. multiple manslaughter causing a ship wreck and abandoning the ship before all the passengers were safely off. at least 44 people killed in a landslide. now they there are questions natural disaster that actually happened months ago prompted it it's our top story as we go arend a the world in 80 seconds. china. all that mud on the move setting off an intense search for survivors. soldiers taking part in the effort as crews used construction machinery to sift through the piles of gook. china's state run news agency quoting one geological expert who says an earthquake four months ago left behind unstabled soil that contributed to the slide. nepal, at least 30 people died when a bus veered off a mountain road. police saying conditions in the remote area were dark and foggy. rescuers and local villagers pulled the dead and injured from the wreckage including one child. northern ireland a car torched as violent rioting going on for more than

this has salvage the most complex the world has ever seen. more than 400 engineers and experts are working around the clock. al jazeera. >> hundreds of thousands of people have been marching to the french capital to block a new law that would legalize a managed -- marriage and adoption by same sex couples. >> there may be dancing in the streets but these people have serious objections to the way france is headed. they came to paris from all over the country to say that despite what the government is planning, marriage should be between a man and a woman. >> i really believe that a family is a father and a mother. it has always been like that. it is not have to do with any religion. you make a commitment to society. you love and protect each other. two men are to women love each other but they will never make children. reaching o -- or two when in love each other but they will never be able to make children. >> this has brought together conservatives in people from christian, jewish, and muslim communities. this was a carefully managed present

it this landscape supply company owner says he was able to salvage some of his trees. >> we moved our citrus trees, young ones under cover the night before last. >> reporter: farmers and gardeners in southern california have a couple more days of freezing temperatures ahead of them. the cold snap there is not expected to break until tuesday. >>>it has been a bloody weekend oakland. tonight, six more shootings. none of them fatal. the latest shootings do not appear to be related to the violence that left four people dead in oakland on friday. some officials say it is time to declare a state of emergency in the city. >> reporter: the police say five people were standing outside of a house on seminary drive when they were shot. neighbors tuesday it sounded like high-powered weapon firing. >> six to 12 shots. loud, seemed close. >>> it has been a violent stretch of shootings. first, friday night. what the police characterize as an ongoing battle for two groups leaving four people dead. yesterday, three more shootings. the city leaders had enough and are considering declaring oakland in a

what has changed, you can see these enormous structures that salvage crews have built around it. they've been working 24 hours a day, seven days a week preparing to finally roll it upright, then float it out of here. probably not until the fall. today you talked to the survivors of this and for them, the emotional aspect is just as present, just as strong. there's a lot of anger toward the company that this happened at all and also they say for the way they were treated immediately after the wreck. on sunday there will be a memorial service for the 32 who did not make it off this ship safely. among them, an american couple, a little girl, a woman on her honeymoon. as part of the service there will be a moment of silence, they'll hold a mass. including a piece of the boulder the ship struck causing that enormous gash. they'll put it back in the sea in the place where it originally was. richard? >> nbc's michelle kosinski. thank you. >>> stocks on a roll as the s&p hits a five-year high. >>> big news on the aviation front. faa orpded a review of new boeing 787 airliners. they'll ho

what has changed, you can see the enormous structures the salvage crews have built around it. they are working 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to prepare to finally roll it over upright and then float it out of here, probably not until the fall. but you know what, today, you talk to the survivors of that wreck, and for them, the emotional aspect is just as present, just as large. there's still a lot of anger toward the company that this happened at all. and they say for the way they were treated after the wreck. so on sunday, there will be a memorial service for the 32 who did not make it off this ship safely. among them, an american couple, a little girl, a woman on her honeymoon. as part of this service, there will be a moment of silence. a mass. and then crews will take the boulder that the ship struck that caused that enormous gap, and they will put it back in the sea in the place where it originally was. mara. >> nbc's michelle kosinski, thanks so much. stocks on a roll as the s&p hits a five-year high. and big news on the aviation front. later this morning, the faa will ho

south korea's military has analyzed debris from the rocket salvaged from the yellow sea. including a first stage fuel tank. sources say some of the debris appears to be from china and four other countries. u.n. resolutions ban member countries from exporting missile parts to north korea. many countries view the launch as a test of the north's long-range missile technology. china has traditionally defended the north at the security council. >>> u.s.-based group human rights watch has called on the united nations to look into abuses at north korea. parents of a japanese abducted by the north joined the appeal. the group's tokyo office chief has said the world has focused on the north's nuclear programs, not its human rights record and called on japan's government to lead efforts to launch a u.n. investigation. she was backed by the parents of a man who was abducted by the north in 1977 at the age of 13. >> translator: it is unacceptable. that people continue to suffer in labor camps or in worse situations in north korea. i hope more will be done to improve the situation. >>

they are here at the house salvaging what they can. they've started an online petition with the search words justice for barbara. defense attorneys say they will just comb over any evidence that they can. they are very confident in their case. their next court appearance is scheduled for april 19th. i'm brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, brian. >>> there are new developments in the chevron refinery fire last summer in richmond. investigators say firefighters might have accidentally punctured a pipeline during the fire. the fire last august sent up a thick plume of back smoke. investigators say the pipe had been weakened already by years of use and it appears to have been punctured from the outside. they are now trying to determine if firefighters damaged the pipe while tearing away insulation. >>> a san francisco man is due in court in connection with the deadly cash on knewier's day -- new year's day. police say david morales shot at three people and then while fleeing from police, he reportedly crashed a cash killing tw

. >> salvage teams flew to an alaskan island to assess damage caused to a shell oil drilling rig thatground their days earlier. the rig was being towed into port when strong winds forced it towards a rocky shore. environmentalists have worried the rig could spill some of its 586,000 liters of fuel. officials said the rig had suffered some damage from waves and flooding, but it's fuel tanks have not been breached. -- it's fuel tanks have not been breached. >> french actor gerard that are due -- gerard depardieu was granted citizenship by russian president vladimir putin. he moved to avoid the 75 % tax in his native -- 75% tax in his native france. >> hundreds of thousands of supporters of the palestinian movement of the top -- palestinians that tom movement -- palestinians fattah movement gathered. the gathering was seen as a sign of reconciliation between the two palestinian political factions. in a televised address, the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, said palestinian unification was an important step on the way to ending israeli occupation. >> we should work together in unity

it is likely the last chance to salvage what's left of the 2012/2013 nhl season. if it passes, play could begin as early as next tuesday. >>> still ahead as we continue on nightly news, billions of dollars to avert financial disaster and to aid victims of sandy, but why were these urgently passed bills loaded with cash for everything from hollywood to nascar? >>> and later, making a difference for men and women serving half a world away, eager for small reminders of home. >>> we're back now with a closer look at those urgently passed bills to avert the fiscal cliff and to provide much-needed relief for victims of super storm sandy. turns out, they are loaded with tons of cash for things totally unrelated. critics are crying foul and some say it amounts to a fleecing of america. our senior investigative correspondent, lisa myers, is on the money trail. >> reporter: the nation's debt is almost $16.5 trillion and increasing at the astounding rate of $140 million an hour. so, the president and congress agreed last week to increase taxes. >> tonight's agreement further

time, but we worked with the preservation opportunity and a lot of community stakeholders to try to salvage a sad situation and i'm proud that we've come up with a plan which is going to preserve and conserve some significant elements from the building, one of the historic portals on the southern side of the -- it's the southeastern side of the building and we're saving some of the roof tiles and we're going to reincorporate them into a landscape design that will work with the community to cultivate, and will provide some opportunities to enjoy the zoo area and the ocean bluffs, so although a sad moment, i think something happy will come from it and i really want to thank the fellow city agencies and the preservation community and a lot of the community leaders from the laplia area from their environment which was a sad and difficult decision. our community report for fiscal year 2011-2012 is here, we brought some additional copies for people who are in the public today to see, you'll find great overview, the report reflects what we've known for a long time, our staff members are the best c

we wonder if it is enough to salvage the season. >> reporter: fans are just aching for hockey so theyatching as the two sides meet. that is going on right now. the national hockey league and the players' union are discussing the issues surrounding the lockout. sources tell us there is cautious optimism that a deal is within reach and soon. some sticking points, salary caps, and the length of contract. fans say they understand this is the business side of the sport they love but they want to see hockey return for what is left for the season which could mean 48 games. >> waiting for like three months now. i have heard them talking about the talks but they have been saying that for the past two months. i really hope it is true. >> reporter: restaurants and bars have been hurting as a result of the lockout so you better believe managers are paying very close attention to the talks. some say they have lost as much as 50% of their business so far this season. live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> if you are driving in san francisco this weekend make sure you pack a little extra change. t

. >> reporter: the army corps of engineers and is working with sanitation&to separate and salvage what they can. >> metal like this will be sifted out and disposed of in a manner to be reused. we have a big piece of concrete here that we'll pull this out. >> reporter: at one site, there is enough wood to fill an entire football field. piled higher than the goal posts. some will be shredded to mulch and most incinerated. >> burning this into ash will reduce its footprint. like if you were to decide to throw this away into a landfill, instead of 100 cubic yards of wooded did prix you would have between 1 to 5 -- debris, you would have one to five yards. >> reporter: then a woodworker who set up a virtual mill on site to fashion furniture from rescued pieces of timber. >> to have a tree from new york city that the is a table in your house or a side table or can't ertop is amazing. >> reporter: more than two million pounds of metal have been removed from brooklyn and queens alone. in new jersey, some two dozen private companies are contracted to process the staggering amount of debris coll

this is how we make our living from salvaging rocks. if the illegal mines close down everyone will lose their livelihood the miners but also thousands of women who sort through the rock debris where bits of gold can still be found. i think it was twenty four years old and i've been working at the mine for ten years now so we've got to imagine if they close down the mine what we do. will be forced to leave to go there will be go this is where the money is. what the. fifty or so illegal mines such as el giotto are existing on borrowed time and this a go via area. and as the price of the yellow metal continues to soar on world markets so gold he is experiencing a new lease on life people are coming out here from all over the country to seek their fortunes. a modern day gold rush in the heart of war played colombia. from the old children mine bianca carries bags of rocks to these antiquated mills. the rock is ground up for hours. to extract the gold particles a dangerous product is used mercury. this gray paste is obtained which contains th

relationship going quite sour and now it's either going to be a question of who dumps who thought store salvagable but with public opinion turning towards britain getting out it's going to be harder and harder to stay in for years people into bed protest of chinese rule over the land often taking drastic measures to do so with twenty eight self-immolation as reported in november alone last year but this is blunted demonstrations four years ago trying to integrate tibet into the rest of the country boosting subsidies and investment plans to pump in almost fifty billion dollars over the next five years to win the support of the population. to find out more. the communist party of china a slogan so widespread in tibet it's even displayed on taxis here everything is an ambiguous mix of modern technology and tradition communism and religion. six his son is a buddhist monk but ten years ago this elderly man joined the communist bangalore do i knew that the party is breathing new life into our nation and me my digital in the capital where shops and businesses beneath the monastery's on the hills this is

what has changed is you can see the enormous structures that salvage crews have built around it.ing 24 hours a day, seven days a week to prepare to finally roll it over upright and float it out of here, probably not until the fall. but you know what? today you talk to the survivors of that wreck, and for them, the emotional aspect is just as present, just as large. there's still a lot of anger toward the company that this happened at all and they say for the way they were treated after the wreck. so on sunday there will be a memorial service for the 32 who did not make it off this ship safely. among them, an american couple, a little girl, a woman on her honeymoon. as part of the service, there will be a moment of silence, a mass, and then crews will take the boulder that the ship struck that caused that enormous gash and put it back in the sea in the place where it originally was. >> all right, michelle. thank you so much. >>> stocks on a roll as the s&p hits a five-year high. big news on the aviation front. later this morning, the faa will hold a news conference announcing it w

this landscape supply company owner says he was able to salvage some of his trees. >> we moved our young trees undercover night before last. >> farmers and gardens in southern california have one more night to worry about. the cold snap there isn't expect to break until tomorrow am. >> if you are driving it will take a while to warm up your engine but there's not a lot of cars out there at 4:33. >> ice scrapers off the windows last week and now reports of black ice. so just be careful on 92. sounds like it's from half moon bay and skyline boulevard. that's where they are getting reports of black ice. we just talked to chp so this is a live look at 92 but this is the san mateo bridge where it looks like everything is flowing nicely. not a lot of cars on the road at 4:33. a live look at the bay bridge a few cars heading towards the pay gates. no metering lights yet. they usually turn them on around 6 to 6:15 so you were good to go across the upper deck. not a lot of overnight roadwork. the one spot where we are seeing it in lanes is southbound 880 approaching fruitvale between embarcadero