let's listen in the capitol rotunda. ♪ ♪ ♪ [sirens] [sirens] [sirens] [sirens] [sirens] [sirens] [sirenshepard: the vice president and mrs. pence' arrival and the city, as you might imagine, alive with sirens and a reminder that the nation will pay respects to a president who has died. john roberts is our chief white house correspondent. and live with us, these sorts of days are reminders of the power and the respect in that place. >> yeah, and, you know, just returning from the g-20 in argentina it's interesting to note the difference between when an american president travels and travels anywhere whether it's within washington, d.c. or whether it's outside of the country compared to other leaders. maybe the closest you would get would be the russian president or the chinese president. but the number of vehicles that it takes just to transport the president's entourage and, again here we have -- that's the vice president's motorcade that you see there judging by the types of vehicles that are included in it. yes, he just did arrive because he will be speaking at the capitol. the differe

more noise promised from harbor siren. the noisy siren installed on the roof of the ferry building will be sounded twice daily 8:00 in the morning to give the workmen notice to begin the day you have labor. it will remind them it is time to lay you have for lunch at 12:00. at 5:00 p.m. it will give one ordering the mechanics to quit. the harbor commissioner says the siren gives the tone too far down the scale and he wants more noise. that is from the chronicle in january 14, 1919. now, i couldn't pinpoint the exact date of actual installation. according to rock better brian a chronicle writer in the mid century, i know myself it was on the first sound from the siren was at 5:00 p.m. on decembe december 31st, 1918. in other words new year's eve. they hoped to have the sirens ready for the end of world war i when germany surrendered, but the timing wasn't quite right on that. now, that was all a sad day. 1972. the siren was silenced and dismantled or deported. it was replaced by the bells that we have today. furthermore, i w

sirens wail.ned its grim reputation for gang violence during the ‘80s and ‘90s at the height of america's crack epidemic. this is a mad man gun. a double barrel. a man's man gun. a man that goes and kills with this is really mad. out of that mix emerged west coast gangsta rap and one of the most influential groups of all time, nwa. 30 years on, the trauma of that era lives on. yeah, i grew up around here. this was my childhood home. born and raised right here in this house. i had a history of taking things that wasn't mine. if i saw it and liked it, i would take it. i would protect him by any means necessary. i would protect him the same way. even if it means hurting someone else? pretty much. i mean, ultimately, if i had to hurt someone to keep him from being hurt, ultimately, that would be my choice. compton's notorious street gangs, the cripps, the bloods and the pirus, were formed in the late 1960s. their clothes, their tattoos and even theirjewellery all marked which gang they belong to. wear

sirens wail trombone music today, compton is on the up. population lives below the poverty line, butjobs are coming back and there's a sense that things are starting to turn around. will works as a community activist, trying to stop youngsters from ending up in gangs. i see you! you know i'm going to come over there and give you a hug. i love you! i love you too, girl. keep up the good work! this is really nice! imma definitely do that. i'm a mother who lost sons and when my kids got killed and other mothers' kids got killed, they came here and he helped us. i didn't have no money. she lost two sons within 60 days and that's where her motivation comes, to get out here. she's also out here in the trenches with us. compton's youthful mayor, aja brown, has made it her mission to transform the image and the economy of the city. in 2013, early into her first term, and after 16 killings injust four months, aja brown decided to hold a crisis meeting. she put a call out to the bloods and cripps to try to bring about a truce. it was rocky at first.

callin marco's of sirens. springtime apollo had returned. to the center of the world to delphine. hifi at the prophet task had ended her winter silence. as every year at the start of the season the sight of the article was a hive of activity. traders took full advantage of the situation and for a while the sacred site was turned into something of a bazaar. from the eighteenth to the fifth century b.c. hardly any decision was taken in greece without the article being consulted first. the prophetic ritual of delphic existed for a thousand years remaining virtually unchanged throughout that time. before cooling the gods. and will have priests always cleansed themselves in the custody found. then they mounted a procession to the temple of apollo. that assisted by temple servants the prophet has burned laurel branches. now nothing stood in the way of the god being consulted by thea descended the steps into the holiest of holies at the time. the procession of those seeking advice united friend and fellow. spartans marched in harmony with athenians despite the bitter war that raged betwe

just like that, they open the back door where it's mo reachin baby. [ siren ] >> scary moments for thatamily. >> scary moments that turned out okay because this child also didn't need medical attention. [ siren ] >>> huge event -- this time at the glacier in argentina. down the patagonia area. the southern end, tip of argentina. it's fascinating and wild land out there. and people here on a tour boat checking out the glacier. [ screams ] >> ooh. >> of course you wind up with the nice wake. things like this are fascinating. >> the force of nature that's happening as it goes into the water. this is calving it happens into the water. it does seem to be happening more and more. also down in that same area, this is the spagatini glacier, not the largest in the area. it's such a large wall of ice, and the ice can tower as much as 440 feet above the water. >> what? >> off in the distance. you start to see crumbling. you start to see sma>> ooh. >> the thing is giving -- loose this mostly under water. watch this roll in the water as it's trying to find equilibrium. it's amazing because you don't

you can see the latest pictures from paris they are using sirens for detention because. that's you can see there is sounding names so i ring say it's just in the past in the congo does he go towards the national assembly the thing that they're unhappy about is a shame shame frog's it was implemented two months ago whereby hospitals now you decide which ambulance services front like patients to drive is a concern that might could threaten their jobs in the future so this is just the latest in a stream of protests that we've been seeing him frogs that sickly over the last few weeks out with a very visible movement and all but those you made your baby know that we don't live with very just descending into chaos in paris but it looks like those protests are set to continue at some of descried dividing hours on saturday the boom buildings burning cars the phaeton smashed shops a new thing some of the would find the roads to see. sixty eight if. the feel. we were going to move the president might call returns home to frogs also did you. towards the summit in argentina on sunda

you can see the latest pictures from paris they're using sirens and phone lines to attract attention to their cause. we get more now from our correspondent who's down there for a shot of the been skiing in paris charlotte good afternoon we sure a lot of protests across the weekend didn't way now the medics are protesting one of they angry about. well as you can see they are sounding no sirens here just on the plaster look on gold as you go towards the national assembly the thing that they're unhappy about is a change in france that was implemented two months ago whereby hospitals now decide rich ambulance service in france will collect patients and the drivers are concerned but could threaten their jobs in the future now this is just the latest in a stream of protests that we've been seeing him frogs that sickly over the last few weeks with a very visible movement over these e-mails your they've been out for three weekends on the trot now with protests descending into chaos here in paris and it looks like those protests said to continue at some of describe the violence embarrass on s

you can see some of the pictures which of come out of paris today the manics have been using their sirens for them. agency lights to attract attention to their students also join the protests blocking access to dozens of high schools. the action follows a weekend that witnessed the most violent riots in paris in half a century president canceled an international visit to hold emergency talks with his cabinet. authorities are revealing enormous losses from three weeks of yellow vests riots french business profits are down fifty percent protestors road blockades have cost transport companies four hundred million euro and four million euro of damage was done to paris on saturday alone as demonstrators run riot smashing property across the capital charlotte do penske reports from paris. as you can see this is sounding their sirens here i just on the plus telecom told as you go towards the national assembly the thing that they're unhappy about is a change in france it was implemented two months ago whereby hospitals now decide which ambulance service in france will collect patients and the dri

a siren here in taylorville gave people 41 minutes notice, and that likely saved lives, but three peoplee seriously injured. jeff? >> glor: adriana, thank you. a congressional source tells cbs cws c.i.a. director gina haspel is expected to brief senators leaders tomorrow on the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. senate democrats have criticized the white house for leaving her out of an earlier briefing by the secretaries of state and defense. the c.i.a. reportedly has concluded that saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman spoke repeatedly with khashoggi's killers. the saudis deny the prince was involved. president trump, just back from the g20 summit in argentina, made himself heard today on the truce in the trade dispute with china and the special prosecutor. weijia jiang is at the white house with more on this. >> reporter: after meeting with chinese president xi jinping in argentina, president trump said trade talks with china took a "big leap forward," though no comprehensive deal or a detailed timeline emerged, but there are signs of a ceasefire. e> and i think at some point we ar

and the next morning a jolting aftershock and more tsunami sirens.r, and together they looked at what was left of the town. georgia took these pictures. 38 people lost their lives in noda. a tiny percentage of the more than 18,000 who died up and down the coast. but half of noda was simply gone. >> it was like someone had just driven a bulldozer through and it was all gone. it was how a wave can do that, i don't know. >> lifting complete houses up off their foundations. all that was left was the shell. >> the front stairs leading up to nothing. >> and then they went to the safest place they could think of. their mentor kenji's office in kuji, where the other teachers had gathered. >> you know, kenji being kenji, he found all the food that he could find in his house. anything that we could eat, which included, you know, lots of beer and sake on hand. >> and music. zach and kenji got out the guitars, tried to shut out the world. >> to kind of give ourselves some sense that everything was all right a bit, you know? >> and then cell phones chirpd back to

all that and much more beginning with the headlines in 60 seconds. ( sirens ) >> the deadly shooting in france. >> at least two people are dead and several others injured after a gunman went on a rampage. >> french prosecutors have opened a terror investigation. >> you want to know something? >> you said it. so you want to know something? >> you said it. >> i'll take it. i am proud to shut down the government for border security. >> the photo op turned into a free-for-all in the oval office. >> you do not have the votes in use house. >> nancy, i do. preslections have consequences, >>. president. >> and that's why the country is doing so well. >> there were a lot of things i had never seen before until president trump took office. this is another one. >> google's c.e.o., sundar pichai, was in the hot seat on oepitol hill. mo does google track my otvement? >> not by default. >> a united express crew is facing questions over their response after a passenger reportedly seized for two hours hering a flight. >> they should have landed. >> check your freezer. e 29,000 pounds of jimmy dean s

prejudice against polish immigrants leads to violence, this half-hour film is called the high wall. [ sirens ] >> [ film playing ] >> good morning dustin. >> good morning >> another day on the south side this time period >> they called me about it. >> another game, two kids hurt peter, 18, fractured left radius , commission satisfactory >> thomas gregory, 18, fractured ribs, lower left, perforated lung. that is that the laboratory found no infection, nothing that showed up on a mike scope for on a test tube nothing you could fight with the drug. condition satisfied three -- condition satisfactory. do you mind if i talk to the two boys? >> if they will talk. ♪ >> how are you feeling? >> okay . >> my name is mort off, -- my name is mort off -- nordhoff. >> why did you and your friend attack the other driver . >> are you kidding , they started it, we finished it . >> the police report says you started the fight . >> we didn't start the fight, they did . >> oh i see . >> i made the mistake of judging everyone, even a psychiatrist makes snap judgment sometimes. passing a sentence for a crime that

[sirens] [people screaming] news anchor: midnight in the british city of manchester, where police are responding to what they say is a serious incident at a concert venue. >> what's going on? oh, my god! news anchor: officers report to an incident amid reports on social media of an explosion. hamish macdonald: the attack on manchester left 22 people dead, 116 people injured. they'd been attending a concert by the american pop star ariana grande at the manchester arena.

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flashing police lights, sirens and gun shots ringing out early christmas morning..nats.. san jose police shooting and killing a woman they say tried to strike them with her vehicle..sot: it sounded like deep firecrackers and it was just horrifying...dyanne ramirez who lives nearby witnessed the shooting with her boyfriend...he began capturing it on his cell phone thinking it was just a minor crash ...sot: pretty much like a bumper to bumper..it did not turn out that way..police say this all started with a chase.. around 2 am they were responding to a shooting in another part of san jose..two victims were found with gun shot wounds in the area of story road and clemence ave. the suspects vehicle was spotted leaving the scene and a pursuit ensued through the streets and the freeway..the woman then slammed into this chain linked fence on the corner of leigh avenue and fruitdale ave..nats...once she was surrounded police then say she drove at the officers and rammed a police cruiser... that's when four officers opened fire..nats..sot: i thought it was blanks i didn't think th

the sirens start going and there was a short chase that did end with that driver being caught and apprehended. the officer had a few abrasions, but nothing too serious. but you better believe a driver is going to be facing some tough questions. >> imagine you are one of the elite athletes and you have been invited to take part in a new workouill be doing your physical assessment. are you ready? >> na, ames fine. >> this is just the evaluation. the actual workout is in the next run. >> this new i object innovative workout has been studied over 80 years. in the next room, they just have have to sit down in a chair and they are asked a simple question. >> think about someone who really matters to you and write them a card. people who have have close relationships lead healthier lives. this video was put together i by american greetings. this is part of their give meaning campaign. what they want to do is help people build kxs. . so people talk about the person they would write the card to. >> my family is so important to et me. of all the people i don't tell my brother quite enough. >> i would l

from inside a house kind of siren though we knew we could be arrested and executed for it to mad to coddle. you can become the addition. to how it is they're everywhere and they watch for men or shave their beards for people who might have cigarettes that guy for women or showing their honor's. sons in the national shit out of crisis rules by spreading fear how is that the honest the why is that. why no nobody. at all but. i don't want to hang out there a lot of older ya don't wanna. let alone and you know what. was . was the nominee come on. it's painful but i feel a responsibility to do this work. son out of that review. one execution video i recognised a guy who lived in my street for had. been when it was his turn to be killed. and cut his throat. yeah. you know. look i don't. know. if you. are a charlatan or hurt because they are for the you know. this issue in the. the bottom to my feet has been the increase and you can't show anyone your weakness for his sonora and so perhaps he sees me as a special door of the possibly machine or a place where he can hide his emotions when he's fee

there's an awful lot of tear gas in the air right now there's been a lot of stun grenades as well sirens we understand that ninety five arrests have been made police checkpoints for everyone coming through the press included to make sure nobody was carrying any weapons largely peaceful a few scuffles but on the whole a very determined response from the protesters that were here as well as from the police whether the numbers it down because people were happy about or at least welcome some of the concessions from president a man who had michael remains to be seen it could also be that that terrorist attack which took place on chews day is weighing on people's minds as well perhaps in the coming weekends more people could be out again in larger volumes on ask about those concessions you mentioned less than a week ago president address the nation he made many promises to try to reduce people's anger in the streets do you think that worked. well perhaps it worked for some people but for those people i've spoken to here they're really not very happy about it they say they want tax breaks they

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i've counted thirteen cracks thirteen loud bangs as a stun grenades have been used we've also seen sirens as you can see a heavy police presence here on the show a eight thousand members of the police force have been deployed to the french capital including these riot police and in the last hour their stance that body language has shifted somewhat they have been writing in themselves some of them have been raising their riot shields that said people i've spoken to have said that their message is one of passive resistance if you take a look at this mona yellow vest protest of behind me waving that the french flag on the back of her yellow vests it says the word pay quite simply peace and a heart there as well so so far the marines shifting slightly but ok for now we're going to have to see how these protests continue to evolve over the course of the day not the violence and not the looting that we've seen here on the show is that he's a last weekend we've heard about those attacks and wage concessions from the president what else could he offer to these protesters. it seems that the french

that are susceptible to fires are now talking about getting siren systems. which is the oldest piece of technology we have in the city to inform residents. it is effective. i think in that respect, there is a lot of work going on. i think when we are talking about the sap program and mutual aid to, i do think that those -- there has been a lot of discussion at the state about whether those are sufficient. so the sap program and other programs, if we will be having the level of disaster that we have had, how often can a fire department spare 70 people while we were responding to southern california and the fires down there in northern california at the same time. so there definitely is a sense that we need to understand the impact of these types of disasters from a mutual aid and statewide perspective. i don't know if that is a satisfactory answer, but there is a lot of discussion about and we are looking at quite a bit. i would also add there's technology we are looking at 20 with buildings and to better understand buildings i'm not as familiar with that. >>

. ♪ [police siren] ♪ good morning, doctor. >> good morning. >> two kids, over on the south side.ice took a full report. we seen a lot of these cases lately. ♪ octor: another gang fight. hurt, peter, 18, stab wound lower abdomen, fractured right radius, condition satisfactory. thomas gregory, 18, fractured ribs lower left, perforated lung left, no infection, condition satisfactory. that is, the laboratory found no infection, nothing that showed up under a microscope or in a test tube, nothing you could fight with a drug or serum. condition satisfactory. i doubted it. the two boys, do you modify talk with them? -- do you mind if i talk with them? if they will. r: my name is nordhoff. do you know what a doctor's. psychiatrist is? arehey settled it and we going to finish it. we are going to settle it with those punks. : the police report says you went to peter's house and started the fight. >> weed and start the fight. they did. everyone makes mistakes. i made the common mistake of judging by appearances. even a psychiatrist makes snap judgments sometimes. a final judgment, passing s

>> there seems to be a siren. >> there is a large siren. >> reporter: residents say that they were having information about the fast-moving fire. >>> i want to know where the fire is. >> there are engines on route i do not know where it is. >> reporter: other agencies like chp and police were getting calls. >> is there an information line? for we have an information line. >> reporter: before 8 am, the fire had spread into another town. >> we are getting reports of a fire in paradise. >> reporter: it was clear that dispatchers were overwhelmed when asked about plans to evacuate. >> i would say that there is going to be a large-scale evacuation. >> we are recommending people that are threatened to get out. >> reporter: tying up emergency lines, personal alarm companies calling about individual homes on fire while entire neighborhoods were up in flames. >> are you calling with an alarm company? we are not dispatching to any fire limes in the area because we have a large fire. >> reporter: there were several calls about alarms going off at feather river hospital in paradise. >> fire alarm, sm

>> burdens yield benefits. >> puppeteer steve golden, you'll recall, was seduced by these same sirenshere, bill fosser is shouting "encore!" >> i think bill would be as pleased as punch that this is happening. >> and no doubt grateful to the two young men he named as his heirs all those years ago. but i wonder about that request bill made, that they should destroy all these beautiful puppets if the opera ever closed. is that a request they could ever honor? the brothers vow, succeed or fail, it will never happen. >> i feel like it's a priceless art form. we could never actually destroy anything here. i think bill knew that these puppets to us, again, just like to him, they're like family. [ singing continues ] [ applause ] >> bill fosser might not be with them, but justin and shayne want to make sure the art of puppet opera lives on. so, every year, in honor of the man they grew to love like a father, they perform bill's favorite aria, "cielo e mar," or, "sky and sea" from la gioconda. [ operatic singing ] the fact that bill's puppet opera is still up and running, more than 60 years a

we did not realize that terrorism seemed to be moving in a new direction. [ sirens ] >> a mysteriouson underground has spread fire and smoke and terror throughout the gigantic world trade towers today. >> at 18 minutes after noon, something terrible happened here in lower manhattan. >> counterterrorism sources tell cnn they now suspect the explosion was caused by a car bomb. >> the bombing was designed to bring down the north tower and the north tower then falling into the south tower. >> it did not, of course, collapse the towers. but it did kill six people and injure over 1,000 more. >> i was very concerned. anything like that, any accident, tragedy, anything of moment you feel it very personally. >> the thing that's most amazing is that more people weren't killed, especially having occurred at the hour that it did and the place that it did. >> president clinton had just come into office. i was in new york as ambassador at the united nations. there's no way to fully explain how all of a sudden the mood changed. >> i'll put the full resources of the federal government, every conceiv

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[sirens] [chatter] >> ceremonial. >> ceremonial. >> attention. >> attention. honor guard. attention. > [beeping] [beeping] [indiscernible] >> present arms. present arms. present arms. ♪ [gun salute] ♪ [gun salute] [gun salute] [gun salute] [canon fire] ♪ colors, halt. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ♪ ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ♪ ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ceremonial, at ease. ceremonial, at ease. >> ready, step. ready, step. ready, step. down. we give youy. thanks, almighty god, for the appearance among us of great men and women who serve as inspirations for all americans to be their best in service, to god, country, and neighbor. this day, we honor our 41st president, george h.w. bush. president bush dedicated his entire life to public service. as a vocation, first in the military, then as a member of congress, a diplomat, director of the cia, vice

. >> employ it has working sirens and lots of personal touches. aiden's name is all over the place and number 2806 is his dad's shield number. while aiden is not verbal he understands everything that's going on and a smile truly says it all. welcome back it's 4:56. >> here's your eye on lucas is the wealthiest celebrity of 2018 according to forbes. the film maker has a net worth of $5.4 million. fellow film maker steven spielberg is worth about $2.7 million. >> michael jordan made about 1.$7 and jay-z and kylie jenner are tied with. >>> t.i. is giving back to his community. the rapper gave back to charity. >> that's your eye on entertainment cbs new> time nowb ci febook. e skyasy biglash i not aliens. we've got an explanation from astronomers coming up. are almost too easy to eat on the go. so panni-do eat one while you are in a car, but panni-don't, while you are on a car. order a pannido with doordash today. only at jack in the box. introdeli trio and turkey, bacon, and cheddar pannidos, both on toasted ciabatta bread. served in a no-mess bag, t

the underwater collapse as part of the volcano caused no shaking, and there are no sirens or other warnings. >>> a house fire in san francisco claims the life of one man and leaves his wife in critical condition. firefighters were inched away from pulling a couple in their 80s out of a third story window. crews the coupl burned. a fig >>> and governor brown looking to order new tests. cooper claims evidence tying him to the brutal murder was planted and modern dna test were prove it. two previous tests has cleanly shown blood on the t-shirt and hatchet handle came from cooper. and the governor says if retesting the dna doesn't clear cooper, the case should be closed. >>> turning dn plea to release brown from prison earlier. he killed a family friend back in 2000. the mayor said the sentence is excessive and should be reduced. the governor released a lengthy list of pardons and the mayor's brother was not on it. >>> and then remembering a colleague killed last christmas eve, and what they did to conor him tonight. >>> much needed christmas cheer for the victims of the camp fire. >>> we're st

(siren blaring in diance) now we have dilapidated housing. we are ling our hospital.ost our business. and that has become the new normal in west dayton. (dogs barking) (talking in background) >> macgillis: mike andla willa stri and their six boys live in west dayton's hilltop homes. >> you know where the top is? >> uh-uh.'s >> macgillis: a public housing complex in ae- crdden neighborhood. >> before y'all eat, i need you all to say y'all prayers. t >> lornks for the food, thank you for nourishing and loving my body. in jesus, mary, all praise. >> macgillis: moving here was their best option, despite working two jobs, but it was a elter they were in before. >> the shelter was an experience. it was very fferent, because they dealt with the outbreakf like, bedbugs, and something calledcabies that i never knew nothing about. and it w just, like, really overwhelming. us>> well, at the time, we had one income coming into the uld be able to afford it, but we it was, like, we couldn't afford to pay anything else, you know what i'm saying, and take care of the kids. >>e?ould y

take a listen. [ siren ] one of the measures.ther agencies has announced that it's going to dial up the sensitivity of its kind of early warning system to test tremors. they say that it was set up to detect earthquakes of magnitude 5.0 or more. and the volcanic eruption on saturday that is believed to have triggered this tsunami was much lower than that. they're going to try and lower the system. the fact is that indonesia is vulnerable to tsunamis. there was a deadly one in september of this year that resulted from an earthquake, killed about 2,000 people. and indonesian officials have admitted that their early warning system, these buoys that they've had at sea, many have not been functioning since at least 2012. that is a glaring omission, especially when you consider that a number of countries donated this buoy system after the horrific 2004 tsunami that killed more than 200,000 people across southeast asia. indonesia has to do more to protect the nation of more than 17,000 islands. christine, joe? >> thank you very much for

all that and much more beginning with the headlines in 60 seconds. ( sirens ) >> the deadly shootingfrance. >> at least two people are dead and several others injured after a gunman went on a rampage. >> french prosecutors have opened a terror investigation. >> you want to know something? >> you said it. so you want to know something? >> you said it. >> i'll take it. i am proud to shut down the government for border security. >> the photo op turned into a free-for-all in the oval office. >> you do not have the votes in use house. >>cy

when sirens and lights didn't wake him up, alert officers assumed the car's auto pilot was on so they pulled in front and started to slow down. >> that actually worked. the patrol vehicle started slowing down, and the vehicle slowed down behind it. >> reporter: tesla's auto pilot feature detects other cars in >> auto you with routines of daily driving. >> reporter: but it also comes with a warning. >> these features are meant only for highway use. keep your hands on the wheel at all times and stay alert. >> reporter: in other words, don't be asleep at the wheel. stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> the terrifying sight outside this airplane window and what happened next. >>> we're back with a big scare for passengers onboard a frontier airlines flight today. reports of screaming in the cabin when some folks looked out the o e looked like this. here is nbc's ron allen. >> reporter: a terrifying takeoff this morning, this video showing an engine that appears to be falling apart on frontier airlines flight 260 bound for tampa. one passenger tweeting, people were jumping up, screaming, slamming

that was it and everything went quiet and i heard sirens right away and everybody was ready to call the of that, and then at 5:30 they came banging on my door and went banging on everybody's door to ask all the questions. >> just scarey that it's right here, that like that's going o right here, right? right here. so that's -- that's my concern is that this is -- this isn't the first little violent thing that's happened here. >> yeah. she said there had been a stabbing nearby recently, but police had told people in the area that the public is not at risk in this incident. i just talked to the chief about who this man was. he says he thinks the coroner is pretty close to releasing his identification, but he would tell me he's probably in his 20s and says this man is known to police. they have had dealings with him before. they did put out a statement on their facebook page, on the napa police facebook page saying their thoughts were with the man's family. is will asked the chief one more thing, if this appeared to be a justified officer shooting. he said it's too early to tell. live in na

they're also starting to test their siren early warning system.e bit too little too late because indonesia is vulnerable to tsunamis. there was a horrific tsunami in 2004 that killed hundreds of thousands of people in indonesia and across southeast asia. actually this is the 14-year anniversary of that. a number of countries donated to indonesia to help it set up buoys to help detect these types of waves approaching. but the authorities say a lot of those had fallen into disrepair by as early as 2012, and they were not operating last september when another deadly tsunami struck. so they have to get this back up into gear. meanwhile, some of the recovery efforts hampered by flooding in some of the areas already devastated by the tsunami, very challenging work on the ground for survivors and rescue workers. >> it sure looks like it was foreseeable at least for the last 14 years. thank you very much. >>> will global stocks stabilize here? will they be able to rebound from a christmas day route? the nikkei closed up about 1%. it had been down 5% on ch

unfortunately you hear sirens in new york all the time.o reason to assume this is anything more than a false madeup threat. but it is wonderful to see the police here in the city taking this so seriously and make sure they're taking action. a couple of my colleagues at cnn business evacuated like did you and they're not working off site. as i know, you were -- working in restaurants, working in grocery stores, working in the cvs across the street doing whatever we can. >> and again, we don't know but the timing is suspicious. these are the times we're lynning in and we know what the situation was with the last person horn did something similar. >> that's the responsibility of the criminal. that's not the responsibility of anybody else. always think about the tone that's created and the tone that's created is important. i think it's important to say, people call in bomb threats, people who send bombs in the mail as happened in october, that is the responsibility of the criminal. right now we have no evidence that anything is actually here.

kinds of media will remain crucial everything from mass media to social media to whaling air raid sirens, this is the system that cannot only wake you up, but inform you as to what is going on right now. >> it was a third to half-mile away that we had an -- and it was not a straight shot, it was down the road and around the town and they were hearing the message loud and clear. >> reporter: the earlier the alert, the better for everyone. >> and and having early notification and strong education and understanding of the public of their responsibility and what they can do to evacuate, even before we told them. it's not just fire alarm enforcement providing the tools, the community has to be part of that, neighbors have to be helping neighbors to evacuate or to be aware. >> reporter: many have based their plans on those drawn up a decade ago by paradise officials after a previous major fire there. >> is advice given from cal fire , to look at the paradise and adapts to what we could from it for our own cities. >> reporter: they adopted some procedures with narrow streets, dense vegetation a

every time i hear a siren and ambulance, a fire engine, i worry everyday because i have other children left, they are girls. i have grandsons too. every time i hear that, i cringe. these are all the names of the perpetrators that murdered my son. the first man, he's a suspect. he's the main one and paris moffett the ring leader. you have all these names of the perpetrators that murdered my son. what do we do about it? >> vice president mazzucco: lady information regarding the murder of him august 14, 2006, please call the police tip line. ms. brown, i know it's difficult for you to have a merry christmas after losing aubrey. you made your son proud. i don't think any mom has been diligent as you have been to keep his memory alive and seek justice for his murderer. i want you with your daughters and grandchildren have a merry christmas. any further public comment? public comment is now closed. >> commissioner hirsch: at end of last commission meeting i had a prevent conversation with the chief. i thought it will be very beneficial for all of san francisco if he were to get on the genera

but look at the doors now before bragging rights in a rivalry that will go on and on but when the sirensfori so how does their. river played friends possy tinsel nights on the streets of when i saw our is off to their victory a correspondent a recipe was with them. for here in the center of one a side is worth hundreds of people have the rivalry and fight of the rain to celebrate the victory of the river plate even though in the past few days there is lots of different chants meant to disappointment that this cup is being played in spain in my dream people here say that now it's time to celebrate it's time to leave the past behind and celebrate what they say that historic day this whole area is a surrounded by security forces the government wanted to make sure that this time violence wouldn't take over this would not match over the celebrations and this also this game has also left enough of questioning about martin fine food quality food love that is being filled with corruption about the bad out and the role they play in society during relationships with politicians with security force