. >>> jacksonville, florida, with its warm, sandy beaches and subtropical climate was the perfect place for 25-year-old corey parker to attend college. she liked it a lot better than the cold winters of her hometown of rochester, new york. >>> corey was beautiful, she was very tall. she had a presence about her. some of our best times with her was a girl's night in. you know, rent movies and hang out at the house. >> corey worked her way through college as a waitress, during the thanksgiving holiday of her junior year, she didn't show up for work, so her fellow employees were concerned. >> they thought immediately that something was wrong. so the manager directed one of the cooks to go by her apartment to check on her. >> her apartment door was locked, but her co-worker looked inside and saw her body on the bed covered in blood. >> this crime scene was one of the worst that this county has ever seen in terms of its just gruesomeness. there was blood all her bedroom, all over her body, almost as if it had painted on her. >> the scene appeared to be staged. >> corey's body was positioned

. >> i remember him sandy beach hair in surf trunks paddling out into the water. >> he had the blue eyesthe blond hair, prototypical california heart throb. >> turned mega watt movie star. >> i thought this young guy is so full of light. he really can act. >> but so much of paul walker's passion was played off screen. >> said he was one foot in, one foot out with the hollywood game. >> i labored yesterday making the scramble to port-au-prince. >> he was a philanthropist. >> one busload of people came in needs help. >> very cool to see someone on the screen who portrays this hero and to work with him and go whoa, you're actually just as big of a hero in real life. >> he was a father and friend. >> he's just such a loveable man. and then the tragic accident that took his life. >> we all lost a friend. >> i can't, i can't really believe it. it's just not fair. >> cell phone video captureness the horror. >> he's dead. there's nothing, we tried, we went through five extinguishers. >> a day that ended in tragedy, started with charity. movie star paul walker at his annual foundation. >> we were

with beautiful sandy beaches and a rich variety of natural habitats, including grasslands, wetlands,dlands, cape cod is one of the most attractive recreational areas in the nation for both tourists and permanent residents. eichner: i think, in general, the cape community is very aware that we live in a sensitive area. people come here because of its natural beauty and because of what it has to offer. and we need to take care of this environment. narrator: in recent years, cape cod has witnessed a large increase in its population. stone: from 1950 to current, the population has gone from about 50,000, 45,000 across cape cod to about 230,000 today. so it's been one of the fastest growing areas in massachusetts. this is census data here showing the increase in population. more recently, the red colors are the areas that are growing fastest. narrator: brian dudley is an environmental engineer. his fieldwork contributes to the understanding of water quality degradation across the cape. dudley: as the population on the cape has increased, we have seen, obviously, a proliferation of develop

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it's a sandy beach. every the years then decades the story of the missing brake let was familiar in the family. neil and his wife counted it gone for good. even it was found they knew it was unlikely to make it back to them. >> i'm pretty old as it is. i figured probably my age, probably won't be around if they did find it. >> several months ago a treasure hunter found the bracelet. it was a staff sargeant scouring the sand which he discovered it the sargeant toughered over the bracelet to an organization helping reunite service men with treasures lost overseas it tracked it back to this town through help of the local post master. >> it's you know, you kind of hear about these things like it's a post office, old letters are found or whatever. and it's it's an incredible story. >> last friday about 5500 later it was dhifed back to the hands it left 69 years ago. and takes joy in getting it back. he could hardly hold back the emotions. >> what a story. huh? just ahead at 6:00 a fresh start for a 52-year-ol

it's a sandy beach. every the years then decades the story of the missing brake let was familiar in the family. neil and his wife counted it gone for good. even it was found they knew it was unlikely to make it back to them. >> i'm pretty old as it is. i figured probably my age, probably won't be around if they did find it. >> several months ago a treasure hunter found the bracelet. it was a staff sargeant scouring the sand which he discovered it the sargeant toughered over the bracelet to an organization helping reunite service men with treasures lost overseas it tracked it back to this town through help of the local post master. >> it's you know, you kind of hear about these things like it's a post office, old letters are found or whatever. and it's it's an incredible story. >> last friday about 5500 later it was dhifed back to the hands it left 69 years ago. and takes joy in getting it back. he could hardly hold back the emotions. >> what a story. huh? just ahead at 6:00 a fresh start for a 52-year-ol

and here's a sandy beach. there's sand and water down here. this is a helicopter view. and down here is a person drowning. drowning in the water, so the sharks are coming and something like that. now, you're the lifeguard-type up here. and you want to get from here to here in the least time, okay? so, you might say, well, i'll take a straight line path. good idea, or not good idea? begin with n, g. not. not good idea. hc. has the person-- oh, you don't-- well--let me ask you a question, how fast can you go across the sand compared to how fast can you swim? fast enough. how can you move faster, across the sand or swimming? how many of you say, "honey, i'm not so good in the land, but man, you should see me in the water." [laughs] come on, come on, most of us could go faster across the land, yeah? so it might be that you would say, "hey, what i'll do, is i wanna go the shortest distance to the water." so i'll run over here, and then run straight down. do you think that's the shortest time? if you run very, very, very fast and swim very, very, very slow, case to be made, y

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beautiful sandy beaches, and once again, april, may, september, go in the magic months.ut on the west coast? your pick is catalina island. >> i have to dispel a little bit of myth. some people remember the four prep song "26 miles across the sea," santa catalina is waiting for me. not 26 miles. it's 47 miles, but an hour by catalina express. what's beautiful about the island is its history. zane gray was doing all of the westerns and he brought over 14 buffalo. guess what? they've multiplied. and it's a wonderful preserve now. the wrigleys of course used to live there. the chicago cubs used to do their spring training there. >> look at that. >> and the baseball field is still there. very cool. >> one of the few places where buffalo have been allowed to multiply. >> exactly. >> finally, washington san juan island famous for the orcas. >> yeah san juan island lopez island, and shaw island. again, starting between april and october unbelievably great whale watching but let's not forget bald eagle watching. beautiful place, and you get there, by the way, get there lots of di

host: sandy beach tweets in to you -- the first amendment says what it says. if you do not like what it says, then go through the process of changing it. guest: perhaps she thinks i misinterpreted the united states constitution and what the first amendment means. what i am articulating is what it means. it did not say and neither does this law that has been issued -- the religious freedom alsoration act, which purports to reflect the values of the first amendment. it does not say that any time a religion is burdened, they get to void the law. that is not what the first amendment says. the constitution says you do the free exercise of religion and it prohibits the establishment of religion. that is in a very broad and sweeping 16 words. it says that every claim of religion simply does not trump everyone else's right to also be a moral actor. practice religion in their own way. in this case, companies do not get to dictate to their employees how they may conduct themselves. if russell is right -- if you connect good -- can exclude contraception from insurance co

host: sandy beach tweets into you -- the first amendment says what it says.f you do not like what it says, then go through the process of changing it. guest: perhaps she thinks i misinterpreted the united states constitution and that the first amendment -- what i am articulating is what it means. it did not say and neither does this law that has been issued -- it also reflects the values of the first amendment. it does not say that any time a religion is burdened, they get to void the law. that is not what the first amendment says. the constitution says you do the free exercise of religion and it prohibits the establishment of religion. that is in a very broad and sweeping 16 words. it says that every claim of religion simply does not trump everyone else's right to also be a moral actor. practice religion in their own way. in this case, companies do not get to dictate to their employees how they may conduct themselves. if russell is right -- if you connect good contraception from insurance coverage or carriers, then why can't you say -- of compensation, inclu

ailes was frustrated that chris christie had given obama the photo up on the beach after hurricane sandy. the fox point analyst said our polls don't show that her broadway. well couldn't help. everyone in that room is one of my interview subjects so they felt that ailes did not believe the polls. he felt the polling was skewed and romney had a chance. so it was this idea that the data, the mindset that a lot of people inside the network had in election night. that's over to the ohio call. the party insider was fighting spain were not going to call it. but bowman woman encapsulated the deny list them. talking heads like morris proclaiming a landslide. >> host: romney was watching fox news. >> guest: the reasonable that resonated was that it showed the world on fox news it was a soft teen universe that people thought romney was going to win, even though the polls showed romney facing an uphill battle. making kelley, which is a testament to listen, we are going to challenge you on this. made for an amazing television going to challenge you on this. made for an amazing television moment. thi

ailes was frustrated that chris christie had given obama a photo op on the beach after hurricane sandy and the fox polling analyst said our polls don't show that hurt romney. everyone in the room as one of my interview scepters told me he felt that ailes felt the polling was skewed had a chance. it was this idea that the data, don't trust the data. that was the mindset people inside the network had. fast-forward to the ohio call and rove who was the party insider was fighting with meghan kelly saying we are not going to call it. there was this moment that encapsulated the denial where you had talking heads like moore rejecting a romney landslide. the reason my that moment resonated with the culture is it showed the world that on "fox news" it really was a self-contained universe. people on fox.that romney was going to win. all the polls besides the rasmussen poll showed romney facing an uphill battle so meghan kelly which is a testament to her said we are going to challenge you on this and it made for an amazing television moment. this is one of the things that makes ailes a television

cover that night and he was frustrated chris christie had given obama a photo op on the beach after hurricane sandy and othe analysts said that the pols don't show that hurt and they said they couldn't help so everyone in that room as one of my subjects told me they didn't believe the polls. they felt that the polling was skewed and romney had a chance so it was this idea that they don't trust the data. that is the mindset a lot of people have going into election night. fast forward and rove who is a insider was fighting with megan kelly saying we are not going to call it. this is the denial that took place on fox. you have the talking heads proclaiming the landslide and he predicted the winner -- >> host: >> guest: i think the reason that resignation is it showed the world that on fox news it really was a self contained universe of people on fox thought romney was going to win. even the data except for the rasmussen poll showed romney facing an uphill battle into some megan kelly which i think is a testament to listen we are going to challenge you on this and it made for an amazing television mome

, some of the residents had lost their homes to super storm sandy, four people were killed, eight were hurt. the motel in point pleasant beach was destroyed. no word on what caused the fire. an investigation is coming of how the government handled the gm defect case, and we will have that story next. >> , female announcer: during sleep train's big gift event or, get 24-months interest-free financing. sleep train's big gift event is ending soon. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> pelley: today, transportation secretary anthony fox ordered an independent investigation into whether the government acted quickly enough to reports of safety problems in general motors cars, an ignition defect has been linked to 12 deaths our cbs news investigation found that gm knew about the problem years before it recalled 1.6 million cars. first lady michelle obama is in china tonight. she and daughters malia and sasha met the president and his wife. mrs. obama visited a beijing high school, education is the focus of her week long trip, but there was also time for a little bit of ping-pong diplomacy. the competition in march madness is

host: virginia beach, virginia, sandy. you are on.ere is anink overabundance of media coverage on this. they were four or five days late in telling us certain things. let's compare this to the cloak n over thealle white house and the first lady's trip to china. doesn't that appear to be very interesting? we're supposed to have open news. are the things in the white house not open to pressure coverage -- press coverage? host: there have been other news on cnn lately. for the most part, there is one story. the network has packed hours after hours with news and talk about the missing flight. the disparity in hours of coverage might be driven by each network's strategic identity as by the news itself. the mystery plays to most cnn ran as the go to source for big international stories. here is the sack, louisiana -- here is zach, louisiana. go ahead. was -- i think the plane host: you'll have to keep talking and not listen to the television. caller: the plane has been abducted by those two guys that .ame on and the two pilots those are the

sandy. here is a beachfront building at the south kingstown beach in rhode island. you can see the ocean right up against it. well, that's what it used to look like not too long ago, just 1994. this building is that building. this walkway is that walkway. and as you can see, this walkway is broken up by the storm. the ocean has now come to here. the entire beach has gone. so we see it in rhode island as much as we do in far away island kingdoms. but to your point about acidification, the seas are an honest witness that oceans don't lie. you can measure what the oceans are telling us about climate change. and they're telling us that they are getting warmer. it's not complicated. you measure that with a thermometer. they are getting bigger, higher. the law of thermal expansion means that when you warm fluids, they expand and the seas therefore rise. you measure that with more or less equivalent of a yardstick. thermometers and yardsticks. it's not complicated. it's undeniable. the third piece as the senator mentioned is ocean acidification, which everybody who has an

activities in l a and inanimate inching to travel to the beach and then hit the stories of devastated lives. you knew. moore the all city and has played sandy and muslims on the opposite sides of barricades and the al qaeda cell transplant i felt even in the uk. the rhetoric of sectarian strife is not the blow caused by extreme islamic leaders in britain boeing co notes that the islamic context that's been brought to the cause of human. it has according to the chase may see me in the same connotation become empty and dangerous problem increase in defence i would think islamic sectarianism with a discreet corner of union jack. elmer has seen last ten days. mom said it so he has been teased at making offensive remarks about a rival sunni sects. praise his very own uk licence from the late tv channel from this medication transmitting his views not just to disadvantage. but across the blanket way to many of them and yet i keep the babies was born in the event of the little things can get up into cars and he will become a sudden he do for you. and this is just one example of the brain to this end. for such an authentic. last summer so neat i rea

beach on the jersey shore. and the flames raged from the motel where the people who lost everything from hurricane sandy were staying, and had nowhere else to live. nbc's ron allen has more. >> reporter: good evening, brian, the death toll now stands at four. and investigators are focusing on the top floor of the motel, completely destroyed. a number of people who escaped say they think the fire started in a lounge used by cigarette smokers, an inferno that started while dozens of hotel guests were asleep. the predawn blaze roared quickly through the wood-framed motel. the flames fanned by flames gusting from the beach a couple blocks away. a kayottchaotic scene, people banging on doors, screaming to wake people up. some jumped from the second floor. >> fire already coming through the roof. >> reporter: joe frysac was at the motel since december, the latest temporary home because of hurricane sandy, says he wanted to go back in to help. >> but the stairs were already covered in flames. and the second floor was covered in flames. >> got a subject on the west side trapped. >> reporter: rescuers spotted a woman standin

beach. crews fishing through the rubble to try to find any more victims. the hotel was housing people displaced by superstorm sandy. firefighters say it was up in flames when they got to the scene. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> well take a look at what's happening in moscow today. there's celebrations about the annexation of ukraine despite warnings about the u.s. and european powers. that's what you're seeing to the left of the screen. fireworks celebrating crimea returning to russian federation. at least that's what vladimir putin passed into law to make it part of russia. we're not recognizing that. that doesn't matter to them. vladimir putin hailing annexation as a remarkable event. threat of sanctions by the u.s. is certainly not stopping him. karl rove, former department chief of staff to george w. bush and fox news contributor. if we could, taking those fireworks and celebration in russia, not focusing on democrats an republicans, what do you think is the political risk to our country overall right now because of what russia is doing. >> remember less than three weeks ago vladimir putin

beach. i never inviteed you there, but you paid forny new first floor. john: the whole house went in the ocean, and you paid again. after hurricane sandy they were going to say, we're losing too much money. everyone agreed, but when it came time to do it, oh, no people will be hurt. >> washington lacks courage to do anything that would reform these programs, it never really comes to fruition. john: market access program. >> a program run through usda to allow you know foreign companies to you know promote our industry here abroad but this goes to a lot of the industrys here, that are farm program subsidizeed. john: pet food, sunkist, and welch's food, and wine. >> yes. and those that we heavily subsidize like soeu, and cotton, they get a ton of money to go elsewhere and talk about how important this industry is. and other countrys should be buying this product from us, despite the fact it makes it very expensive to do so. john: small business. >> probably about 99% of businesses da qualify under thig fore program, it is a great jobs program for members of congress, not for jobs in america it allows politicians to say they given money t

conservative circles is because he was so alive with the president after super storm sandy, after they walked arm in arm down the beachpresident. not a good thing. >> they definitely held that against him, some of them anyway, for a little bit. interestingly enough, there is a new poll here which may explain why he corrected his way back and it's how obamacare is affecting families. look at this, only 10% of those that responded to this gallup poll felt as though the obamacare and the aca helped their families. 10% feel as though it helped their family. 23%, which has crept up in the past few months, feels obamacare hurt their family. >> unbelievable. so you hear all these people saying, it's hurt their families. that would be a victim, right? you might have lost your plan, adversely affected your family in some capacity. harry reid saying on the senate floor it was all made up and all lies. according to this new gallup poll, that's not the indication. unbelievable. and the amount of people, by the end of the month, 7 million people need to be enrolled. this weekend, the obama administration planning all these event,

sandy. what's cruel is the drought that is hurting our people so much. what's cruel is all these impacts that are happening along the beachesy of life, and what we saw through the night when the republicans just stayed away from us, what we saw through the night is that all across our great nation, whether it's both coasts or it's the south or it's the midwest, middle of the country, everybody is struggling. whether it's the problem with the fisheries in washington state or in maine, that's what's cruel. and mitch mcconnell is walking away from this in the face of 98% of the scientists who say climate change is real. here's the great news, the solution is, essentially, moving to clean energy. many, many thousands of jobs that can't be exported, good paying jobs, and the health of our people will improve, and if we put a price on carbon, we would use that revenues to make sure middle class families and the working poor families can pay that interim price, which will be a little higher for energy, but eventually go way down as we really look out into the future. >> senator barbara boxer, always good to see you. thanks so much

beach. the fire broke out this morning. several horse were injured. the motel was a temporary home for some residents who lost their houses to hurricane sandy. the cause the pfeiffer is under investigation. in florida an fbi agent had been cleared in the fatal shooting of a chechen man. they'll release the report on tuesday. the 27-year-old died while he was being requested about his friendship with tame tamerlan tsarnaev. tsarnaev later died in a gun battle with police. >>> local officials are concerned, but for u.s. investigators it's raising conditions about thquestions abf the vital infrastructure. >> it was an explosion felt blocks away. rescue teams rushed to the scene to dig out the injured and retrieve the dead. investigators immediately suspected a gas leak. the blast leveled two five-story buildings and raised questions about new york's aging infrastructure. many people are surprised to learn that the main gas line serving this area is more than 125 years old. it's too soon to say if that pipe or something inside of the building is the source of the leak that caused the explosion. but that's exactly what investigators are trying to

sandy caused billions of dollars worth of damage to the eastern seaboard. this new proposal would cost up to $12 billion, the islands would stretch from central long island to the southern tip of long beachnd on the east coast. >>> a panda in china that bag sitting high up in a tree escaped before it could be rescued. the residents of the chinese city saw the panda up in the trees and called to the forest bureau to come and save it and rescue it. staff and firefighters quickly arrived and setting up a protective net underneath the panda, but before they could finish the panda climbed down and quickly and then swiftly ran into the woods and they couldn't catch it. >> [laughter] ? well check out the newest royal family photo featuring prince george at the window, along with his parents. we haven't seen much of and there he is, with kate and prince william, also along with the family dog lupo. in fact george looks like he's more interested the family dog than the family picture. the eight month old is wearing a cute little sweater actually it says georgia cross the front. the little knit sweater and he's at the window at kensington palace. the new family shot has been released by the dutche